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r,.n,;nr six acres. which would be about

@ r
The treatment of vines the first year rs
simple. consisting OF keeping the grouuu
mellow. tying I'D the vines. aud pfubine,
which would be only about IS per acre.
Th,, treatment the second year Is sltnlar 70
the first. except as to the manner OF pruning,
and the increase of the labor OF tying anu
cultivation. which would cost about SlZ per
acre. He thinks that the lanu between Tue
rows might be used for vegetables with ad-
vantage without ipjuring the vines.
MI Minor, in concluding his report, gives
an estimate of the cost Of planting an acre
aach Of Concord aud Norton's Virginia,
taxing them as fair representatives OF their
respective classes, and the yield in grapes
and wine of each: 80,
Concord.-Whole cost Of planting, inclu-
ding cultivation, trcllis, &C., S9l. 1ieid III
cranes. 6, 600 pounds; which. at i cents,
would give 800. Yield in wine, 400 gallons ;
at 25 cents, 800.
Norton's Tirqinta.-Planting, cultivation,
trcllis, &C., slSl. Yield per acre IN grapes,
5000 pounds; at 3 cents, Sl5O. 1ielo III
wine, 3333 gallons; at 75c., s249.7o.
MIR, Minor is practical yineyardist, ana
knows what he is talking about. Ills own
vineyard is on the summit Of one OF tne
highest of the Southwest mountains, plainly
visible from here, though five or six miles
away. The interest felt in the success o.
prapes is fully equaled by the returns. Ii
is the object of the Club to bring THIS ln.ef'
est more clearly before the people. WneI
the other gentlemen on the committee shal
have made their reports the whole will DC
published in pamphlet form.
The weather is very dry, and the whea
| il suffering from it. QClf'
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lReported for the Dispateh'l
Montgomery Preshyfery.

An adjourned meeting OF Montgomery
Presbytery was held at Cstawba churcn,
Roanoke county, Va, on the 18th and ltth
of November. c,,,.
Rev. A. II. Price, rsstor-elect OF CatawDa
church. presented certificate Of d'smlssioh
from Nashville Presbytery, and after .ne
1,s,1a, examination was admitted TO MEMBER
shin In this Presbytcry.
4 duly certified call was then presen.eu
for Mr.. Prices services for half OF BIS tlme
of Cstawba church, and was placed IN ms
hands by Presbytery. .,,o
Mr. Price having signied his acceptance
or the cali. order was taken for his lnstaia-
tiou on Sunday, November 10Th.
Two ruling elders Of New Castle chufcn'
Craig county, appeared and presented pett
ton from twenty members Of the Presby tc'
Ran church and large number OF cit'zens
asking for the organization of church at a
point near Grace Furnace, in the county OF
Botetourt. The petition was favoraoly con-
sidered, and committee. consisting OF Kew.
r. r. Houston. Rev. A. II. Price. and kuflnS
Elder Charles d. Peck, was appointed 10
visit this new field and organize church II
the way be clear. Presbytcry then ADJOURNED.
'A~ "N1 b.
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Tho prcsbyterics of Virginia.

The editor of the Rockingham Young Vtr-
1inian gives in his sketch OF the recent Sy-
nod at Winchester, Of which be was men,
Der. the following clever presbyterian photo
graphs. If anybody is hurt by the freedom
OF bis wit be must take the consequences.
Doubtless be will prepare ''to shoot doarfl
advancing ,1ares" with guns OF heavy cah'
bre and longest. range. 1t Is hoped that no
one will be more broken by the conflict than
that metaphor as it appears in bis paragraph
on West Hanover. Ten Presbyteries con-
stitute the great Synod of Virginia, extend
ing over the two Virginias, Maryland, and
the Brazilian Empire.
As represented by their prominent mem
bers, each Presbytery possesses peculiar
characteristics.
Abingdon is stately. wide.awake, and
jovial.
Montgomery is nicely and braycly hyper
critical, a hide given to punnlng ana puttlnS
questions for information, and very mildly
hammered. :,
Grcenbricr seems wrapped in the seli-
tndes of her own originality. detcrential TO
the brethren, and anxious about domestic
missions.
Lexington is free and easy, loves her dead,
4 little blind by excessive light on c0nstltu-
other, right or wrong, so much has her healt
gotten the better OF her head.
Winchester in the main is lovely and
pleasant, attentive to business, skiltui in
celebrating reports Spiced with innocent
mistakes and good sound sense. AMI very
fond of singing hymns. With them, how
ever, the beautiful and inspiring couplet,
'Shan we be carried TO the skies
On doWny DedS OF ease,
is suggestive OF thistly proceedings IN their
recent sessions.
Roanoke is highly proficient in eccesiaSti-
cal arithmetic, especially addition and divi-
sion. She can analyZe the word power to
ultimate elements, and cut up motions SO rs
to make the parts greater than the whole
should be.
West Hanover is intensely theological and
financial, and par excellence the custodans
of the good old orthodoxy of the historic
past and the actual present, and is now
busily engineering with view to planting
guns of heavy calibre and longest range to
shoot down advancing waves.
East Hanover is of solemn mlen, prayer
fully philosophic, somewhat given TO melt
ing moods, and holds an excursion ticket
good for all times and occasions TO the realms
of fancy and the gardens Of spices.
Chesapeake is noted for hurIy-bur!y meta
physics, and conscientious logical scruples,
and bird's.eye. ro>e.tinted views OF foreign
missions.
The whole number of Prcsbyteries COM
bined into one Synod produces an effect as
pleasing as an October scene Of forests, fields,
and pqr0rOS
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TARRATT's HOTEL FOR SALE.

If not earlier disposed Of privately sa oo sn
premises, on UEoDAY the 2atn Gly .. ,nc,,on the
as JxRKkT HoTEL
Jtnptad II, the centre of the city has beeh fa
aaty mnroyed and is IN good repair lt Is also
the for g9 hrasq h0T Peers
burg. s,xtv.eipbt guest. cham
iIev added parlors Ieceptlon-room, ONCE, OH,
lard 5a,Serh snS ali oter
nn1atnns usu Il in a 1rst-class hotel IL mas long
been The principal and /, new 5h Do ng nhantanss
and offers great attractions 10 one disposed 10 'e9'
I'm such property. - .,o ,,rct,asamoney
c,sh residue payable In four equal insnlmentsEon
the Ist day of May 1873 1915 hS For " deferTed
navments approved, endorsed nepotiable not 3 anu
deed of trust TO secure the same wl Te
and other perishabIe property, HORSE D, oHlNh-
Rus, &C., on reasonable terms; crrrrnU
CHARLES ). $ RlNGtELLVW,
,o1s Trustee, Petersburg.
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BY Moody & Royall,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
AIrnchacfar Va .----

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 INTHE CITY OF MANCHESTER, ON FRI.
DAY, NOVEMBER 10Th. 1874, At O'CLOCK
p. NJ. ON THE iEMISkS. CORNER OF FOUR
TENTH AND PORTER STREETS.-By yirtne
of a deed of trust execnied to the undersigned by
JAMES Z. Worsham and wife, bearing date on the
18th day OF May, lS74, and duly or record In the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF the city Of
Manchester, Deed Book volume !. psge 69. sbaIl
sell NJ the time and place above mentioned ut pub
lie auction, 1856 FEET OF VALUABLE LAND,
commencing 1T the corner OF said Porter street and
Fourteenth or Harrison street. There Isl eomfort-
able framed twe-siory dwelling, containing four good
rooms on the said lot. 5s4 81
TERMs: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and pay of aud discharge n note now due for 81 Sd
day Of sale. MARCUS Al. CoGBiLL.
ol2-tds Trustee.
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WHEEL WITH IsDIA-RDBBER TIRE.-Messl

WHEEL WITH IsMA-RUBBER .-Messrs
Bird d Co., Of London, have lately brought
into notice new and improved wheel, with
India-rubber tire, which is claimed TO be ca
pable of wearing as long as or logger than
an iron tire, and TO have the great advantage
of perfect noiselessness and absence of inju-
r. Gus jar. The draught of the carriage is
sal d to be reduced By the use of this tire
nea. -ly one-third. 1t appears TO be simply
tire O. { solid rubber fastened on the exterior
of an ordinary wheel by bolts, such as are
used with iron ties, and it may be thinner
than the usual kind, merely serving the pur-
pose of a / and to hold the woodwork FIRMLY
together.
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AUCTIoy sALEs-Fasare Days.
BY Moody q Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ONCE corner SEVENTH and Hull streets,
ot,neycr Uo

a UCT1ON SALE OF TWO SMALL
ATRuCKI FARMS; G0NTAf.lnMYipnSa f
TWENTY.SIX ACRES EACH, NEAh GOHHErSS
Rate LIMITS OF THE CITY OF hASGstHE.snr
TER, ONTUEsDAY, NOVEMBER "a. ] S ,. Al =.
az O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PREMISEss-hs,t,
ne ne request Of the owner. Mr.. T.. Bowen. we VIII
sen at lie aaciGn ~ f FSa nbae turnpike
near the corporate limits Of the city Of Paap
and others This desirable farm fronts on tne "
pike, and viii be sub-diyided into Two iaIm s, 81
tweity.six acres each, One tract has nice SOa-
TAGE. HOUSE OH the same, containing hYe roomsSS
smoke-house and kitchen, and two barns, one 10
hr (, feet and The other 20 by IL feet. This yalu-
able farm lies beautifully and the land Is In goGa
wood-oak and pine. The farm Is one or me moss
desirable in this section for market gardening anu
trucking purposes, and should attract attention.;
ANY parties dtsiring further information Will cal,
on the uuctioneers before the day OF sale, VINO VIII
take n,easrlre' in showing the property.
TEhMs one-thrd cash the nt aiaa fe n "a9ni
bic notes bearing six per cent interest from day Oh
'a'e' o ~ MOODY & ROYALL,
,o1aoCGoA AuctioDeers.
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Letter from CharIOttesVllIe-Gr
CuliUre,
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]

ICezrespandence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, November IG, 1874.
I send you an abstract Of the report of W.
". Minor, Esq, one OF the three who were
appointed by the Farmers Club of this
county to discuss the rupidly-growing inter-
-eSt of grape culture. The committee sub.
divided itself, and each took portion OF the
subject. Mr.. Minors report embraces: list,
soil and aspect of the rfseysrd; I'd, time,
manner, and cost Of planting, including pre-
paration of the soil; Sd, choice Of varieties
for on. soil and climate; ftil, treatment of
wines the first year; 9th, treatment of vines
the secead year.
Under the first head he says that the gra-
Welly imoantain sisses facing the south and
east, and red or chocolate ssIL is the best
adapted to the growth Of grapes in this vi
cinity, though somcGarieties seem to flourish
in gray soil He considered Melldraned
Soit essential as noMines could Noursh with
ITS roots in ssbbed GRAND The Gaametliatc
vicinity Of ponds or ss.eams OF water should
be avoided, as the effect of fogs is dat9i to the
delicate varieties. He considered she red
mountain land the best, but did Aet advise
that vineyards should always be Hianted
there. The policy shOulg be to plaat in all
exposures, so as TO 2eta>succeSSion OF fsuits.
The land should be thoroughly broken to
the depth OF tilteen or tYHsnty inches. and
cleared Of roots aud loose stszes. Where a
great deal Of stone was found .he considered
1t well adapted to the purpose. because such
land was generally thoroughly drained By
nature. The rows should be ten feet apart
for convenience of hauling through them,
and the vines should be the same distance
from each other. He then goes into the de.
tail Of the manner of planting, and estl. mates
the cost Of Tabor in preparing an acre of Land
at 50. This does not include, OF course, The
stakes, wire, DC.
The varieties Of grapes which have bee,
tested here are the Concord, Hartford, Pro.
life, Ives Seeding, Clinton, Alvey, Cataw-
ba, Isabella, Diana, Ioua, Delaware, Creve-
ling, lsraella, Herbemont, aud Norton's Vir-
ginla. OF these the Catawba, Diana, Iona.
aud Creyelipg have proved to be too uncer.
tain to be trusted. The Delaware be con.
siders as likely to prove as bad, as it has
been affected by mildew for some seasons
past. lie hopes it may not prove SO, as it is
the finest grape for oil purposes but advises
young yineyardsts to try it sparingly att
hrst. The Concord, Ives, Clinton, and Nor
tons Virginia are by far the surest and hea.
West bearers. BE discusses the merits of the
different varieties In detail; mentions many
new varieties that might BIO tried, and gives.
tabular form, an estimate Of the cost of /
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Friends Of Benny-drop q tear!

NATIONAL yING-BuREAU-GREAT hk-A-
SONS why THE CH1Ns OF CITIZENS SHOULD BE
Projected BY GovEREMENT-lSDUcEa ~
CoyGREssaES-THE BARRIERS SPEAK:-At.
large and respectable meeting OF the oaroers
of Grabamyille, Nevada, recently held, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted amid great enthusl-
asm os
whereas it is the awfully solemn duty OF
all civilized Governments to protect sncn OF
the citizens as do not wear their boards from
being improperly shaved; and whereas
much of the shaying-soap now in use IS Ut
terly unfit for use; and whereas many OF tne
boys and Young men employed by our traue
take hold of the noses OF our customers Win
dirty fingers, and are utterly ignorant OF the
nroper method of strappinS razors; ana
whereas the disease known as BARRIERS ltcn
is n most disagreeable complaint ana Is o"-
ing to neglect in cleaning lather brushes !;
and whereas it has been recently discovered
that the Central Government is not q govern
ment of limited powers, as was formerly de'
cided by some old fogies called the supreme
Court of the United States; and whereas
the number of office-holders in the Unltea
States is ridiculously small, and Is DelieFeu
IN he less than the number of acres between
fine Atlantic and the Pacific oceans; ana
whereas the people are everywhere clamor-
;n0 for the establishment OF new bureaus,
the oppointment of more office-holders, ana
tho imnosition of more lakes to support
them; therefore
Resolred, That committee be appointed
70 netitjou Congress, OF its next session, TO
institute bureau of shaving, to be Located
at Washington city, with branches in every
citv. town, and village of the United States
and the Territories thereof; and
Rpsolued, That security be given to every
member of Congress who shall vote for the
establishment of this bureau that be shall be
shaved and shlmpooed, free of expense,
during the rest of his natural life.
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BY Edward Z. Goddin'
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneei'
lo INK Main street.

VALUABLE DWELLING AN, p 20" OF
Y VACANT tors on THE WEST Syoia ND
THIRD STR EXT, BETWEEN ~ nAijC TiOS.
At ihe request OF the owners MIL sei; W on the
DAY the 10th Instant, at ofISe sst iXG the
premises, Tue very desirable hWsGchNsoit , No.
former residence of the late Mi'' ~C.rfugQh,
log, now occupied by Colonel u, sc..naI streets,
on Third street between Cary and ssaas ias.
containing ten bathrooms anu noa.e GA
provemsnts kitchen stable and II - with ID.
the premises. The LOT, WHICH In 40 feet 10
vide alley. Also. TWO VACANT ~ ~. s.wi,n ISe
ing The residence, fronting each Ss nronerts Is y
same depth. The location. OF WI, ps,naatioa.
TERas: One foarth cash balance ~ asni inIsrus
aud eighteen months with SIX PEI sS'''
added secured BY trust asSs c. GoppiISSssr
. no 5.8,p,ll,I4.l8,l7,lsa&i9 AassTsr
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BY Brouaugh L Taylor,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agen'S.
Office opposite Courthouse. on HUN 'nF''
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF t0 on =
REApTIFuL BUILDING LOTS IN ihhh
CITY OF MANUHESrER, FROSIiAGr 81 gI
THIRTY-THREE FEET On PORIER FIN
AT AND NEAR TIE CORNER oF t",gn.tlngs
STREET.-By virtue of decree OF the h, .sT5,,r
Court OF the city OF Manchester entered ps'yi :.
g. lS74, In suit styled Harris aud a,ie 1n,rr-
zendin's administrator and ats, We, ne ,iii vi!
sgred, commissioners thereby aupoih'e'' rIiI' rs
at public auction, en- the pre- miss, Oh Lex
DAY the 10Th OF November, 1874, Al 81 ''''
p. NJ, the property located IS above. ,b. hand.
These lois are unquestionaDly anons ., ar aud
som, 81 In the city, the location being eeht ~.
one much sought after. They should asn tirnce.
tention of all wanting fine site i9r ''''
There Is small house on the corner lo.; IN SIX.
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable no'Ss ME
SIX per cent. adced for deferred sy,heiss,i "N
retained until purchase-money Is ta1s t tstEe:s
j. 4. CLARKE,
100. Comr isstoaeIs..
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4UCUoN sAIEs-Future Days.
BY Cook. Il Laughton, Auctioneels'
.o,ner governor aud Franklin streets.

opEcJAL SALE OF ELEGANT. Sill i
SfEx . f,I ,TTn uAsToRs. TEA-sETs. T
81 SIE dITTI Cry. KNIVES, folks sPO91SS;Ss
AZ lSSf On x T ss i 'as @
i nasns ~ an invoice OF NEW SlLVER-PLAiED
GOODS. consisting Of
Complete TEA-SEIs' ,roprps
CElni ,S Cr TTTRFENS, FRU1T-STAhDo'
IyoRY-HANOLE DINNER and Dh'o en-
k hNIHT E', and DEssERT-sPooNs,
GoBLhTs, MUGS, s nYsEEImfpstu red by Read &
Ine aoo Holmes. Booth e Hayden, the National
Pne Company and oher established q, neInp rst
class stock. oooAA " auctjpneers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sAIE.

uOUSE AND LOT ON DUVALG
IL STREET FOR SALE PRIVATELY-Ey
I he HOUSE Is No. 9, south side OF Duval street,
east between First aud Foushee; five rooms, gas
in ali; good kitchen and coal-houSe. LOT
63x195; garden large enough to raise vegetables
sufficient for Il family; well Of excellent waller
All the premises in thorough repair. A family OF
seven persons has been living in the house for six
years, and is perhaps the heathest III The city
PRICE: Since there Is TO be Il PARK wltnln Il
square of the house, it will he held at 81, 300
S4OO cash, the remainder at &, ~, IL, and "a
months. each Testament 1878.
Apply on the premises, Which Will be shown 10
auy one desiring to purchase. oc rs
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s250,0oO TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
5000 CASH PRIZES, aggregating..

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. $1,000 Quarter Tickets. S25 0
Half Tickets...... 5.00l Eleven Tickets. ] 0O.0G
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly for Masonic purposes,
esty, and fairness which characterized the nrst en-
terprise.
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For tickets and circulars giving fllll information,
address HENRY V. MOORE. Secretary;
Norfolk, Va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
q Tickets for sale by r. WEtSIGER. SCI Main
street, and WILLIAM MYERS, l40O, conner OF
Main and fourteenth streets.
( oc 2-F,Ms& WtN19
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BY Leigh Brothers & theips,
Real Estate Aucroaeers.
corner of Commerce and Water streets,
Norfolk, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FALUABLh
L TRACT OF LAND IN CHARLES CID
COUNTY, PART OF THE OLD SANDY POM
ESTATE.-By virtue of Il deed OF trnsi Ir" ad
Thomas 6. Baylor, trustee, and X. W. Bl!!9f 1 W.
Mary 6. Ba, Tor. his " life. dated January l. ISL;
shall sell at public auction, at the auctioL-hput
Leigh Brothers 4 Phelps, in The city OF Hgr!wA:
on FRIDAY the Goth day OF N9.ember, laI4 ;i =
IL o'clock NJ, 4 very VALUABLE TRatl ~
LAND, in Charles City county, containing ~ nis
AND THIRTY SIX AIkLs,
bounded on the north by The Horsehrid2e rgau' on
the east BY the lands of Miss Harriet K. bayiN,TA
The south By the James river, on tue ~es! o' 'H'
main county road.
The lands part OF the Old Sandy Point e'.s s,.
1t lies on the james river. aud las goCl !ai .h
house and ou,-buildiBgs upon IL. The soil = Nv,
and productive. and is now under cnlti'iH"n' y
plat of the land can be- seen at The anction-h'u' %
Leigh Brothers s. Phelps. .,or n.
TERMS: One third cash; the bal ance III tt.h ~!
stalnen,s at one and two years. bearing inefeeSsi
six per cent. from the day OF "a !e Tue fes w..
uatil the entire purchase-moncy Is paid, OF, ~ ,i
option of HE purchaser. Il deed oi trust 'aAe" -
secure deferred payments. ,r.els
The property may be sold la two separate iEi''''''
TO suit purchasers ,-,s,as
LEIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS, Auctioneef"
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By Goddin, Warren & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1lO6 Msin street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
| on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CT Ny NEAR
KINNEY STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request OF the owner we will sell at AUCTION,
on the premises. on THURSDAY the 19th Oh 30
ycmhcr, 1874, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, TWO LOTS on
The south side of Clay near Kinney street, 80 by
! so feet each to Il wdc alley.
TERMS: One-fourh cash: balance ~ -FOUR, cieht,
and valve months Interest added, and secured by
= trust decd. GUDDIN, WARREN 4 CO.,
- 80 = huclionecrS.
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They are playing play called " Poor and
Proud" in the Opera-House at Wheeling
with great acceptan ce, say the papers, the
telling points being the local hits. ltap.
pears to us that poverty and pride are not
such novel combination in Wheeling, or
any other community that we know of, that
people should pay their dollars to 60 anu
see it. 1t can be seen gratis up here any
time. WellsJurg Herald.
A policeman in Chicago, passing house
the other night, heard a woman screaming,
80, Henry, Henry, come here quick: SUI
san mother the baby !" Calamity break
ing in the door and rushing up stairs the
officer found that the baby-had just cut
tooth
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An Acrosiic.

Beams OF hope and expectation
Ever active In thy brain, 49,,
Now Ere dormant, for the Nation
Justiy shows sheer disdaln
Al thy factIous, thieving nature.
Mindful Of thy past career
In its topmost Legislature
Now rejects thee from that spfere'
Friends Of Benny-drop tear!
uoved with grief and disappointment,
IIndepIored In his defeat
Two small Kegs Of Daly's Ointment
Let us master on this beat.
Ever. prudish. cock-eyed bore ORE,
ri q. X, IL, Cincinnati Coanmercidt'
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The copy of the Peschito version of the
Old Testament, q Syriac manuscript dating
from the sixth century, now In the Ambros
sian Library of Mial, is to be reproduced
by photography under The direction of the
chief OF the library, DR.. A. Ceriani.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloheers'
HOG Main street.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AT THE
NNSpTIIEAS'r CORNER OF BAKER AND
SEC0SD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At The request of the owner we VIII SCI at aacron
on the premises. on FRIDAY the 20iii OF S0ve Hl
her 1874 at 1 O'Clock 2. NJ, the two BRlCh Ten
ENLNTS located rs above. One contains FOUR
rooms and 4 basement; the othertwo rooms. NAY as
feet, and runs back - feet an irregular width.
Terms: Un,-fourlh cash; balance at four, cieh.,
and twelve months, Interest ADDED, ana secure" ny
:; deed of tru.t. ,,o
,o17 Auctionetrs.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib M3in street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUTl
l. Full BUILDING LOTS On THE SOUTH
SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET. BETWEEN WILL
MSBURG AVENUE AND ERIN STREET,
IN THE TOWN Of FULTON, By AUCTION
AS trustee III certain rced hraring date the 7,h
day of September, 1878, duly recorIrd In the
clerks office OF the Chance ry cont Of the .tv Il
Richmond, being thereto required by the bcnciic!a-
nv therein secured. shat sell By auction. on the
premises, on TUESDAY the oath instant, az
O'Clock p. NJ, two valuable BUILDING Lots
located as above, having front 0t 30XIlQ fee.
each.
TERMS: At sale.
j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioueers. 10 Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1915 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, ON
- THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTIETH NEAR
BROAD STREET, FOR SALE Ar AUCTION
on FRIDAY. goth OF November. 1874 the above
described LOT, adjoining the residence of A. Is.
Wells, ESD, on the south 25x120 feet to paved
alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: Cnc-fonrth cash; balance AT six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed.
j. L. APPERSON,
no 10 Auctioneer.