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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11
BY y. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
WALL-STREET HOJ EL.-Pursuant 10 a decree
Of the Circuit Court of Hen'lco county, rendered
In the chaucery suit OF Grtns executors rS. Griffin
and Others. the undersigned. special commissioners
named II 50 Id decree will, on FRIDAY The It'll day
of July. 1874, OH the premis es, at O'Clock I. NJ,
proceed to sell at public auction the property men,
Toned In said decree known AS the Wall-sireet To-
tel situated OH the east line of Fifteenth street be>
tween Main and Franklin, and consists ola THREE
STORY DOUBLE. FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor, and a large
dwelling on The upper stories, and wing running
back To All alley. .
sale: balance In equal instruments ut one, two, aud
three years, for negotiable notes with Interest
added, title To be retained by tie court until tW en-
tire purchase money is paid
j. B. YOUNG.
ROBERT HOWARD,
F. u. TURNER.
L. II. GRATTAN,
iv7 ST. crial Commissioners.
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white coal" is the latest Australian dis
coyery. 1t consists Of felted cabbage fibres,
like peat, which contain, interspersed be-
tween them, tne grains OF sand 1t is easily
combustibc and burns with bright flame.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
" SMITHS PLAN, NEAR TO NAVY HILL
BY virtue Of decree of The Chancery Court OF rue
CITY of Richmond entered on the Sd of July. 1874
i'm the case of Evans & Go. Us. Hughes &c, shall,
as special commissioner thereby appointed, pre-
MONDAY the 18th Of July, 1874. at & O'Clock L.
NJ. the following LOTS In Smiths plan. near TO
Navy Hill-viZ Lots Nos. 8, 10, each 30 by l22
feet TO an alley twenty feet wide, the west Hoe
OF Fifth street. and lots Nos. ~, IA, 3, 10, II.
IL. and g. each 80 by ~ feet 10 an alley sixteen
feet wide. on the cast line of Fifth street, or So
many thereof Us shall be- sufficient to pay the prlD-
cipa. in;e est. and costs of the decree Aforesaid
TERMS: OIc-third cash: balance at blk ana
twelve months for NEGOTIABLE NOES, interest added
and title retained till all OF the purchase-money l.
paid and conveyance ordered 10y thc court:
EDWARD Y. CANNON
ivy Commissioners.
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BY w. GoGdin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS.-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city of richmond, entered on the I'd
july lS74 in the case of smith, trustee rs Birch
EFT, &C., we shall Us special commissioners thereby
appointed, proceed 10 sell al public auction on the
nrt misses on TUESDAY. the 14th July, 1874. ut
i o'clock T.. NJ, that verv valuable LUI located AS
above fronting 24s feet, or less, OH the south
Side of Cary street running back about 80 feet TO
a wine paved alley. bounced OH the east by the
warehouse of Griffin b. Davenport and on the
west by the lot of james A. Seldom.
his lor is located In a desirable part OF Cary
street. where real estate Is held IN high esteem.
TERMS: Onc.ihird cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest added
and title retained till all Of the purchase money Is
~ i'll aud a conveyance ordered BY the court.
A. l.. BOULWAkE,)
L. \. CASNON, 7 Commissioners.
ROBERT u. SCOTT
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND pOST-OFFlCE JULY IL,
1874.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say "Advcrtiscd." If not called for in four weeks
they will be sent to the DCad-Lctter Office In Wash
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

DEAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY.
III The undersigned has opened an Office al the
corner OF Bank and Tenth streets. with WI tIiair
Cnulling Ia cot duct the real estate business III Az
lis branches. Also to n,gotuie loans, collect claims.
&C. He will devote The same uuirngc crsy which
ecllred so extensive and lnng-continucd patronage
In his former vocation To The Interests Of those WI"
cntr,Isi their business to hiin In this me" fphf-
ure.r The saleof property In the country VIII re-
cciye particular attention. ,,,,,,.
j. 9-3t* l.. ;. ~ IKE
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BY Grubhs i Williams.
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh Street IrtWeeu Main aud Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
i no. 2l3 MAYO STREET), SOUTH OFASD
NEAR TO BROAD STREET, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION. ON TUESDAY. 14TH JULY, At 81
O'CLOCK Z. 1T Is occupied by MIR. Black, mas
twelve rooms, beeiGes kitchen with three rooms I:
has marble nantes, bath rooms. cuirert, gas and
water, &c. The lot is 3la by las feet 10 an alley.
This Is an admirably Constructed house, and being
so desrably situated 10 the business parts OF
the city, Is worthy the attention Of those seeking
good residence.
ERMS: Jne-fourth cash balance al 4, ., anu 10
months with interest
Tvs GRUBRS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION sxxlzs- raanss -
ro-~-~sIS|ssSssSs UasA
RIAL ESTATE py1,, 49,.
BY Grubbs Williams. -.
Anctioneefs and Real Estate As.,,.
Eleventh street between Mafn ,,Sn',

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ~.
KN0&N As asoIITi1REs."S sEiSsTTATE
WICK DR. \. POWELL eoShs os sx ABs1NRSs
sHAW.-By virtue OF deed OF trus. f. er .. CkEN-
&. G.. Paleskie and wife t. the sub sriss, MED w
tee. dated 9Th Of May, s61 and duly =: tru.
cell at auction, upon the premises on STIdiw win
9Th Of July, at 12 O'Clock ~. The PapySDAY,
referred to, occupied by Mr. Paieskle I, Adore
hcREs more m or less, and AH AXE pWsSTYsEysS;
well as any tract Of It's Size In the connr aes
five hundred acres are cleared. and Drodnn.. ahpI
In corn, wheat, and OATS and Is besides woIi hntJ
ed to grasses trucking, and frui'-grow!ng. ~ pt-
three hundred acres are in wood and ,,nhc. hbFl.
The improvements consist OF a good f,;;vv,x
ING, with eight rooms, servants aiar,s,'" I'LL
stables, ana the usual other out.huIldngs, ali ' =
There IS also fine orchard. The farm
watered. The peighborhood Is one of tho = seIl
the viciDity OF the city. e "sii
Those Wishing to Durch use really yalr,,,.
perty which must increase ia value With The ~ p'o-
OF the city, are invited 10 examine The above
the day OF sale. ''e oe'0se
A map Of " solitaire" may Ike seen A, tho
the auctoDeers. The property wis be sub t u q
and sold in parcels, rs may he deemed bes a, ~.
time or the sale. " 'Hc
TERMS: The decd authorizes sale for ,,.s
cient TO pay debt for about 81, 90 with H. was
penscs OF sale added, but IL is prohaple th, eA-
favorable terms will be given TO those ano ~y
AS TO the residue, upon terms IN be ur.so;
by the grantor, or his assigns, of which annnnh
me MT Will be made at the time OF sale """'-
JOHN Il. CRrNSHAw, TRUSTEE
GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS, Autionecrs.
POsTPONENEST.
BY. request OF the parties interested. the ,,...
sale IS postponed until MONDAY IAN Jn,S I'VE
will take place at the Real Estate Exchange il si
city Of Richmond, a 4 O'Clock T.. VI. VI "'e
JOHN Is. CkESsHAw.
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BY Grubbs & Wilkins,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF A GOOD LOT ON THE
- SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREkr,
BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS,
With FIVE SMALL TENEMENTS THEREON,
AT AUGTfON.-We will sell at auction. on the
premises on TUESDAY,. 18th July, ut 6 O'Clock
j. NJ. the valuable LOT located rs above described.
with TWO SMALL BRICK tens MENTS Oh the
Marshail-street front, and THREE FRAMED
TENEaltNTS fronting on Saunders, alley, "a
which the said LOT RUS back having Il front OF 80
feet and depth of 165 feet.
The lot is desirable one, and the buildings now
thereon produce rent which gives Il good percent
age upon the price for which II is likely TO sell.
TERMS: Al sale.
jyII GkUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctiopcers.
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TOBACCO MACHINERY AT AUG
L TION--We will sell ut opr store, No, 2U9
Cary street, Immediately after The sale of W. Wal
lace Sons, on TUESDAY the l4th instant, i Valu-
abe lot of TOBACCO MACHINERY, consisting
of three Rogers Cutters suitable for cutting snok-
| ing and tiiIr-cut tobacco. and lot Of Box
Presses, etc. ,x
TERMS: Cash. W. b. BLAND " W.
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BY w. GoddIn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BEAU
y TIEUL LOTS IN SIDNEY, on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF GROVE BETWEEN HARVlE AND
PLUMB STkEETS.-Will be sold at auction. on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. July Is, 1874,
at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ, that beautiful LOT located rs
above, fronting 60 feet. running back so feet to
an uIley twenty feet wide, TO he sold In one or two
The most attractive lots In that improving neigh
borhood
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDIN,
ir AuctiOuPpr,
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BY Hill & Goddin,

ReaT ESTatE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 NEW BRICK STORE on TiilkTEENItl,
AiTcTION.-B, virtue of deed of trust to The UNI
dersigned. dated January Isl, 1878, IRON /; i.
Stevenson, and of record in The clerk Once zen
mond Chanccrv Court 10. Is. 90, c. page 252 I
vii sell mt public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. 2Oih day of July, 1874, at 8 O'Clock L.
NJ that valuable lot Of ground situated upon the
west sIje of Thirteenth street betwt EN- Main AMI
cary streets, now occupied by William :. Wood 4
Co ut good renal. The building Is new ani butlt
in very substantial manner of brick. covered with
lin and contains modern improvements. abe lot
fronts 2l feet by GS ST. feet on Thirteenth street
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10
SoGSS by consent Of the parties interested The
Terms will be liberal and made known on the day Of
sale. FRASh ~. BILL,
IL o.tds Trustee.
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SALE OF ONE PDRrA-

U,hUSTEES' SALE OF ONE PURTA-
BI,E TWENTY-FIVE HORSEPOWER IT,
BIILaK BOILER AND Engine, NEARLY
NEW.-By virtue of Il deed of trust executed ny
James v. Dickinson 10 the undersigned US trustees,
on the Doth day of May 1873, aud duly recorded
In Hanover county. Va, to st cure. 10 W X. Polk
the p, ymcnt of three certain accepted drafts therein
mentioned dctuult having been made I'm the paw
mcut of two of said drafts by said Dickinson, ut the
uu,lrs ST of said ". k. Polk, the holder thereof. we
si proceed 10 sell at public auction, Oil the pre-
misses at the saw-mill on the farm Of Henry Far
mpr. near Green Bay station, chesapeake and OHIO
railroad, on NJ ,NDAY. the 18th day of July, S7i,
at 2 o'clock NJ, the property above Described
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash rs TO the
debt secured and unpaid, yet The beneficiary viii
name more lincra terms ut the sale; the residue,
after paving said drafts on terms 10 be named on
day OF sale b: said Dickinson.
GEO. :. FASHON, lTr,St..s
iy4 MARCELLU> SMITH.
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t;IEF CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
S5,OOO,OOO E N D . W NJ Z n
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AIOOF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

Tn announcing the fifth and last of the series OF
C,i,t Concerts given Tor the bene it OF the fnohc
I library of Kentucky the Trustees anu Manager re-
fer will pride and pleasure to the four which nave
been aIre y given: The first, December IL, 1871 !;
the secouI. December 2. 1872; the third, july o.,
I g73. and the fourth March 3lst 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act OF
I'm. Eeptuckv LEGISLATURE. March 16, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized 10 give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With tho money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST COS l. EFT the Library, Museum, ana olher
dan,rtmrnts are 70 bc enlarged and endowed wi IN
fyrd and certain annual income sucn an endo"-
,n,.uf fund Is desired as will secure beyond perad-
venture rot only the maintenance OF THIS magnll-
cent establishment, but its constant growth.
TIE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for tbe nurposcs mentioned. and which is positively
md Internationally announced The LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
TENT, will come off in the Public Library Hall,
at Louisville, KY, on
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will lie upon
scale CORRESPONDING with its increased Importance
The m,sjc will bc rendered by orchestra consist
ing of one hundred performers. selected for their
fame i'm different lands and the unprecedented sum
Va $4,000, 900,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, Will be dstri-
buted among tl.+ ticket-nolders.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
IMPORTANT TO COM h CT AL
l - TRAVELLERS.

COMMERCIAL TRAVkLLEES. VINO snsp
,rd.rs hv GARD, CATaLtGUE, TRADE-Lttsi.
SAMPLE OR OTHER SPrClhEA, ats2 M mr.
who Visit Their customers and solicit .raas y Who
trayel Ia any section. by Kali or Boat. 'r'iips a.
class OF goods, are requested to send thsf s,st-
NESS and FRlyAIE ADDRESS as whom whom S ea-
ing class OF goods they sell, ana os nnd.r no
emssgement. ibis matter IS OF GREAa 'a "f
PJEraNCE INDIVIDUALLY TO sa"s ,srnsr
II Is therefore ESPECIALLY desired that ~. Tr,y-
flee may meet the eyes OF ALL Commett, ,h,, ;ney
oilers and Saee men In this counrf, ap1 rhn., Who
comply With above request VIII be CoS ~ View.
TALL Y treated and duly advised OF ohlec' IL ~
Please address by letter only .rrns
~ COOPERATION,
Care OF Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Al PARK h h1" cy.
Nv S-eoa1m -. Wv
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POSTPDNEMPST
REAL ESTATE At pR.yATE 49,
ByJ Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Au,tioperr,
No, Ia Main street. opposI,p Djso,,., az

Real Estate Agent and Auctiopefr,
No. Ills Main street, opposite DispItc, orc.
STOP PAYING RENT have fewo.
~ more NEW BRICK HOUSES left for sal. Il,
on the MONTHLY IS>TALMENT Plan
Two BRICK HOUSES on west ,ia!n sire, ne.
Monroe Park. eight rooms. clos. Is ana bub.rno,'s
three FRAME HOUSES on Canal between 81,
and Adams streets: SIN rooms.
One FRAME HOUSE on Laurel near Spr,r,
street; nine rooms. a
Several on Cary between Adam; and JeNrr>o,
streets: seven rooms
Parties desiring 4 home can't do better than ,y,y
themselves vi this most admirable ami rconnn,,",i
plan of purchasing.
WoulC lie pleased to exhibit the Property and ~.
plain the plan 10 parties DESIRING to purchase.
j. THOMPSON bRUWS
Real ESTATE gent and Aucriuuecr
il ll-6t lllJ Win street Orpo:tc Di.untch
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By Gruibs i Williams,
Eleventh street between Main aad Bank.

ru,sI1sTEES SALE OF ONE FOUR
HORSE POWER ENGINE AND ONE
TW E'NTY. POWER PORTABLE
BOILER AT AUCTION-In execution OF deed
os ,rnst from Joscnb Bacher TO the undersigned.
d.,eo 10Th January, S74, (beirg thereto required
nv u iiiian K: Tanner Co., the bene6clarics Sc
cared therfby.) l Will sell at public auction, al the
srrwery ON Chimborazo Hill, formerly known us
Worris,s brewery, on SATURDAY. the 11th July,
AT O'Clock T. NJ. ONE FOUR-HOkSE POW ER
ENGINE and ONE TWESTf-FlVE-H
POWER PORTABLE BOILER, both believed TO
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay the: cost Of sale
and mole for S16O with interest thereon from
2stb January. 1874. TILL psid, and the balance
upon such terms rs the grantor In said deco may
nrescribe JOHN r. TANNER, Trustee.
GRi,sHs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jy7
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Under an order OF
- court made In the attachment suit Of D.. }.
Price against w. IS. Tabb = Co. shall proceed to
sell at the SherIis office, Ills slain street, on The
l5IH DAY OF july. 1874, at 10 o'clock, one
.rrRMs: Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
D st r.
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IDEALLY VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
H. LAND EQR SALE pRlNAIEL- " Grrr

IDEALLY VALUABLE ia MES RIVER
III LAND FOX SALE PRlVATELY--l otter
for sale my upper FARM. part of the GLEAAt.
Won TRACT, In Fluv2nna county, Va, aud adj
Joining that OF Franklin Stcarns. ESD
1t contains 745 AERtS-viz 100 acres Of lpw-
grounds, about 200 acres of cleared high land. All
of IL has been nanured, and Is IN good heart aud
condition. over 400 AZ res In original timber lyus
from two hundred yards to half a mile from The
canal. 1t has not been pillaged and Isl very SaIi
able body OF timber aud wood OF all kinds.
The improvements are Il good nSE.STOKY
FRAMED HOUSE, nearly new: good barn. with
wheut-uachinc In II: good stable and good, hrge
courthouse and tomccO-hOuse; heils.s Tor h.nl,,
&c.
1t Is sixty-one miles from Richmond. The canal
runs through II tor one and Il half miles.
TERMS: Onc-fOurth cash balance In equal pay
men negotiable notes. at one, twn. aud TIRE"
years, with interest from date, secured by deed f
trust 49,
MIR Zen. Scav, living on the place will show IL 10
persons Wishing 10 buy. aud all such are cordially
invited 10 view the premises.
Apply to JAMES GAIT, Columbia: Va. orr
JAMES l.. APPETSON.
10 ichtuGud. Va.
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DRINTISG.-All kinds done neatly ind
L expeditlouslY at the Dispstch Printing. House
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TOR SALE.-l offer tor sale the "a
l. HOUSE In which live. with five rooms. 81
Kitchen three roouls), water and sewer conurc-
tons. No. l19 Twentieth street. Any one Ne
string a fiJwery home, or To- make an investment
that will pay twelve per cent. net, come aud
Il. +. JAMES.
in oG-EScMl lJ3I Main street
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bricks! BRICKS!

BUILDING BRICKS OF all kinds and Of best
quality for sale. Apply to yards at Rockets or
JOSEPH ALLARD's, Main and Twentieth streets
je 23-lm NJ. O. hAGEKTY.
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a e,ra.t BALLOON Voyage.

SAILING FROM BUFFALO TO NEW JERSEY ~ .".n
TEEN HoURs-A VOYAGE OF fooH ho''"
,y,rs. TRAysRsISG FIVE STATES.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, L very de>.
Il rlble FARM sixteen miles bio" Sichmonl un
james river. The west side of Turkey Island
creek. containing 3 rs acres.
The improvements consist Of a comfortabcdwev.
ing and ali necessary ont. buildings. Thu Is c5a-
s'iertd TO he very valuable farm, being lart OF
the well-known Turkey Island tract.
For TERMS applyto f.. ID. EACHO
~ 1l-4t No. 8 Fourteenth street
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7 ANDS.-I have for sale large number
- of first class ESTATES with splendid I'm.
provcmenis, and large and small FARMS with aud
without buildings, in almost every scrii N of III.
State. Many of the large estates are SITUATED, N
the James and other rivers, and many vi tue small
farms lie near the city
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
~ Elm 10l4 Main street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25


REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF wEDNrsDAy-rHE
HOLLY TREE INN PROJECT.
The regular meeting OF the Womens Tenn
perance Society convened in Friends Meeting
House, 9th & West Sts., Wednesday, at 8 P. NJ.
occupied the chair.
The meeting was opened with prayer.
The minutes of last meeting we're read by Miss
Anne Semple, Secretary pro lem. The resigna-
ton of Emma Worrell, as Secretary of this 30
ciety; sent to last meeting, was then read and
accepted, after much expression of regret, and
Elizabeth Coates was appointed to I'LL the vacan-
cy.
Gertrude W. Neilds, on behalf of the commit
tee on Holly Tree Inns reported that five hun
bred copies of Mrs. Stevens essay upon that
subject had been printed one hundred and fifty
distributed and the remaining number would be
circulated without delay. She also stated that
she had ordered six copies OF the Children
Pledge to be printed for distribution in the
colored Sunday schools.
f. Worrel was appointed to make inquiry witt
regard to the title OF the property to be
purchased by the Holly Tree Inn Association.
l.. Coates and Mrs. Margaret Chandler vert
appointed to canvass the 9th Ward to solicit sub
scriptions for said Association.
On motion of Mrs. Macpherson 1t was voteI
that the gentlemen be invited, for consultation
to our next meeting at "a p. IN. The Secretar.
was directed to notify them of the same
Emma Worrel read a letter from Elizabeth W
Smith, President Of the Society, who is an invali'
at this time, expressive of deep.interest ami full
| sympathy with the labors and movements OF tn
Society, also an article clipped from Phadel
phia paper sent by the President, giving the plal
of "house" to be opened by Mr.. Joshua Bailey
the well known merchant of that city TO lie calle
the ''Workingmen's Coffee House.
After prayer by Mrs. Stevens, the meeting ad
journed to meet next Fourth-day at 3 p; m, a
Asbury church, Sd and Walnut streets. H. c.
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sunrise o.ox.
Butter is high.
Now for cider.
Corn Is frost-bitteu
The leaves sre falling
But Buxbaums Fall clothing goes hest.
Apple butter Something's are the go now.
Fine Imperial and ooong tea at Houston Priz-
er's.
Fall and Winter goods for Old and young, al N.
Haynes.
Order books and pamphlets printed at the CONNER
CIAL ONCE.
Your shirt is not complete without Morgan's col
lars and cuffs.
All lovers Of dellcaces in season should go to
Fullmers for reed birds.
You can buy cane and cane your own chairs, ut
Adalrs, Fourth and King.
just received large stock OF blankets ut greatly
reduced prices, at Llchiensteln's.
They say that t. e pretilest hats worn II. the Mid
dletown Fair, come from Dubells.
Camp chairs, camp stools, fancy tables aud com
| Portable rocking chairs ut the Enterprise store
| The more they are used, the more the Grover x
Baker sewing machines are wanted by all who use
| them.
Gouert, the tailor, IS noted for having the best Of
| material Tor Fall and Winter, ami he hts You so
| nicely too.
| Study your interests and 40 to Penningtons for
shoes for your wife and children. You cannot fail
| to get suited.
Singles h Sons prlmera aud pariaga cigars are
| Just the Kind for hard times. Everybody who uses
| them, says so.
Bowman is still selling those splendid No. |, aud
choice mess mackere; also very line No. rs, at 5i1
| and Second and King Streets.
7. Il. Robinson 4 Co., at Ninth and Orange having
nothing bnt pure and fresh groceries. Their line
OF teas, eoffees and spices are magn cent and defy
comparison.
Now IL the time to plant hyaoinths, tulips, ere.
| cuses, lilies, and other winter towering bulbs
They can all be got al 1atnall Il COs,on the Avenue
aud Jefferson Street.
Ferry, the carpet-cleaner, has again opened his
| establishment at Delaware Avenue and Madison II
This will be good news TO all persons who wan
| their carpets artisticay cleaned.
Coiiees are higher in the wholesale way, but hay
Ing laid In large supply at the late decline, Bow
man Is still giving his customers their supplies
the reduction he made in prices week or so ago
Mr.. b., no doubt, finds himself compensated for his
liberal course by the increase he makes In his bust
ness. We Will Just say zen passant," thai In TEAS
as well as all other goods In his line, Mr.. Bowman
goes on the principle OF selling at the lowest fa
prices. His stores, Second and King and oil kinl
streei) are In consequence well patronized