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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29
BY r.. M. s. B. j. Montgomery.
ID H. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IS
NEW FURNITURE.
nnan> A .rrnrw He'll 50 Coun afrasf.

Once ArmOry Hall, 81 Camp street,
Tri-weekly sales Of every description of household
furniture mirrors pianos carpets mattresses ETC.,
ton room, No. 90 Camp street, commencing ut II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales Of horses, mules, bugges, car
riages, ETC.. ETC.. at sales stables No. 10 Baronne,
near Graver street. on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. M.
Out door sales Of every description promptly at
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
Of every variety to be found in the CITY, their show
rooms, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line suctioneers and deal
ers in furniture. ia1 "
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aCan you inform me" said student to the
bookseller, whether / can find anywhere
he biography Of Pollock ?" Yes, l dare
~ that You will find it in the Course
Time"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29
By Vincent s. Co.
CREDIT SALE
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS

CREDIT MALE
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
SUGGEST N OF DANIEL GURREN.
DY VINCENT & CO-E. Vine mt, Auctoneer-
ID VIII be sold ON MONDAY, 9th, TUESDAY,
2S,h and WEDNESDAY. Goth September at 10
ocl ck at stores Nos. 81 and l59 Canal street.
m ncing sale at No 81 Ca al street by virtue of an
order Of the Honor BILE Judge of the Second District
Court, dated september 49, 1875 nthe mstter of the
Succession of Daniel Gorren No. 30, 003-
The stock and Contents of SAID Stores, consisting
of Millinery. Fancy Dry Goois, Notions, Velvets
Trimmings ETC.; So Fixtures
Terms-Under 800 cash; over 800, 30 days. over
$780, 60 days over $500, 80 days. Approved in
dor-ed notes to the sati fast on of he Executor.
s25 At
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Vincent & Co. sell Millinery and Straw Goods (suc
cession of Daniel Gorren), ct 10 A. NJ, at 81 aud
129 Canal street.
Hoffman, Marks & Co. sell Clothing Furnishin g
Goods Hats, etc, at 1o15 A. M, at 80 Magazine
street.
Mash Hedgson sch elegant Household Furniture
at 1o1a A. M, at corner Coliseum and Pleasant
streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29
BY Nash T. HOdgsOn.
MAHOGANY, OAK and WALNUT,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
On account of Departure,
PARLOR SUITS,

HANDSOME VICTORIA SUITS,
OAK DINING-ROOM SUIT,
HATRACK, BRUSSELS and other CARPETS,
Engravipgs, Rugs, Refrigerator Glassware, Easy
Chairs Tables Cooking Stove, Utensils, etc
One Elegant Upright Piano. Without Reserve, at
Auction.
DY NASH & HODGSON-W l. Ho IS H. auc-
ID tioneer, Office No. Carond'l street-On
WEDNESDAY, Sept. %. 1873, 10a o'clock, A. M :,
on the prem the corner of liseum and Pleas
ant streets, Fourth Dis; riot, vi be old
The en- ire contents # ths above residence.
Terms Cash in Z. S. T. Notes. s26 I'd
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Mxrsfaasr.ene nKws. zs'

CIRCUIT CouRr- Jadge 1KessigeT press..ii
6fno.-This court was engaged yesterday 20
the trial OF cases on the civil daeRet, among
them the Hatcher wsiis-case. ID this case,
which was continued until to-day Messrs9
TAYLOR, Hunter, and Nash represent those
heirs al law who claim that The decedent died
.intestate, Messrs. McRae, Christian, and
Brooks represent the Side who bfer paper
purporting to be the last viii and testament
OF the deceased. Messrs. Logan, Bransford.
and Jones are not taking en- active part I'D
the csuse at Its present stagesss ssand ;sttss'
& A MARROW EsoArE.l a mautelpiece In the
residence or MIR. L. 81 Clarke, on. EWeiltn
street, caught fire from Q, CRATE TUESDAY
evening, and but for its timely discovery oy
q servant girl the, house would probably nave
been CONSUMED. She was attracted thereto
BY the briiliancg Of she light upon the glass
of the window, and thinking something was
wrong, went In the house and iound the
mantel ablsze. She hastily procured bucket
OF water, with which she soon subdued the
fiery element 7E& aA2 sti e S''.,s = go !.
ORDEaBD TO BE KILLED.-s Such was the sen
teuce passed upon q vicious dog at the
Mayors Court yesterday. The animal Was
the property of Mr. N. Binga. ss.i.'s :
THr Friend: GIDD1HGs CONTESTED ELEo-
TON. = The dispositions Ia this. city IN the
abeye case have been, concluded. The cou OUT
sci are now engaged 10 the same business 10
the count v
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{ POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-JuSnce ~
Hall Cre,o preSiding.-Junius White (co-
lored) was charged with stealing one look
inp.giass, one desk, one coat, one pair OF
shoes, one pair Of pants, one clock, one bat,
and sundry other articles, all of the value OF
S24.35, the property Of Louis Spencer. On
account Of the absence of witnesses the case
was continued until the Goth.
Della Smith (colored), for unlawfully strik.
ing Lille Bennett with heavy piece of
glass (part of a lamp was sent to Jail for three
months. ..s.... ...-
Edward Randolph (colored) was charged
with feloniousIy assaulting and beating Mr.
c. II. Stegall with a loaded whip or slung-
shot. The case was continued to the 10th,
MIR. Stegall not appearing. "a. rule was
issued against all the witnesses. Accused
gave bail In the sum of five hundred dollars,
with his employer, r. C. Bennett, as surety.
John Edwards was charged with fishing up
coal from the bottom of the dock, Charles
Hastings having been granted the exclusive
privilege by the canal company. Edwards
was required to find security 10 the sum Of
one hundred dollars for six months, and John.
Wade undertook for him. @ 81. /.
Cheatham jackson (colored) was required
to find security in the sum Of fifty dollars for
three months for being a suspicious charac.
ter. Sent to Jail in default.
e William Folkes was fined two dollars and
fifty cents for being drunk in the street.
Alfred Davis (balfgrown colored boy was
fined two dollars and fifty cents for throw
ing rocks at Coleman Robinson. H..
Lille Bennett and Maggie Mitchell were
up on attachment charging them with con-
tempt in not appearing as witnesses when
summoned. Sufficient excuses were given,
and they were discharged. ~l.,'
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The clinging ofaan intoxicated man for
support to a tree; the sud- den appearance In
the opposite doorway ef q confirmed som.
nambuiist, all Ia whites the drunkard on bis
knees before the supposed SEPARATION shrek.
ing for mercy and Che police; policeman
fiercely rapping for assistance to DO he did
not know ~ ata-sueh were The ridiculous
eeatnres ola midnisht tablaau described yes
terday mesnipga as having occurred 10 Gold
street. --Neas York TRIBUNE. - ss:'S.
SAID a Dakota Judge tothe plaintig in in a
divorce suit: "Johnny, ! amt goin' to In
qulre inter circumstances LID this deleterions
age. You say you smashed ahef eller.. sYoa.
woasdn's "a done Il, as ii map, without
reeslng Divorce granted =, - ,sa
General Moltke lost tho besrinK or bid
lodgings ct Rostack enc night recently, and
approaching g abystander asked j: q Can ron
tel me where Count Mcitke il slstayipg f,s
Yes, 2 said the man, and aaya tie propsr|
directions. "Aha ~ Said tho Cent q lhaEa
Is just what ] thought ngself."
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. &
No PERFORMANCE AT THE VIRGINIA OPERA
HOUSE LAST NIGHr-THE CAUsE.-There was
no performance at the Virginia Opera
House last night owing to difficulty which
occurred there about 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning. 1t is stated that the proprietors
have been losing money recently by reason
of slim audiences and heavy expenses. and
Yesterday two Of the company were
represented as about to leave the city with
their wardrobes. Mr. Browne, the owner OF
the Opera. House, objected. A difficulty at
once occurred, which resulted in the arrest
OF James Jacquette and Alfred Tinker, two
of the, actors, charged with resisting and as
saulting Mr.. Browne, who is a magistrate,
while ia the discharge of his duty. After
remaining at the station.house several hours
the difficulty was settled, and MIR. Browne
discharged the accused. 1T was stated last
night that the company had beer. disbanded.
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LOCAL TIERS.

svJsirKp srArrs DisrsJcr cousr Judge
Hucies presiding s--In the aastefs OF jacob
.KuIl q Sona, bankrupts. IL appearing ,tnat
tte proposal and resolution of comp position pa
ii Shis cause has been fully complied VIII,
M was ordered that the case be dismissed. W.
| Tn the matters Of y. M. n. IeftWieh a pa!
5obn D. Horn, bankrupt Il The depusy n o,a
shal was ordered to return to che clerk oinSs
the executions in his. hands against = sas '
Tn the matter Of +. M. wright bankrurt..
rInon ,ihe rrtition of TkoEnas Ridley,s e&e'
cntnrs the bankrupt YVES ordered 10 snem "
"a s,se5 81, the 18th of January next Wny h y.
hnmesfesd exemption should cot De seq aslue
and the property Sold 70 pay pe'l'lonet''
eia Inl ,ba matter Ter Of William L. Waring,
hankr,1nt The assgnee's report OF sate oi
the nan krupps real estate was confirmed.
+ In the natter of Thomas M.JoneS, oanA,
| rnnt. The purchasers OF the bankroptfs leai
] estate were ordered to pay the balanees que
by them within ten days. ..
I'm the matter Ct Gideon w Morris, ipan y.
rupt. The sale Of the ban krups.s real essaIe
waa con firmed aud the trustee directed, at.es
,ha narrnent OF the expenses Of sale to pay
| ,be balance Of the CASH payment totthe, ces-
4 tlt NnS ETkctg toSis
1 deferred payments In bank 70 The credit OF
,h,s nause. COS sls!,,et Gfn:ITiT :.tst2r .s f.a
II In the matter of Charles e. Gibbs, bank.
rnnt.Gr L. A. Battafle, trustee, was ordered
to nav the six hundred aand seventy dollars
in his hands to the assignee, and the assignee
was directed, after the payment OF costs, TO
nav the balance to the cestns que trust enti.
| tied thereto. Theruie against Battaile and
others vpas discharged. &&EFs -
In the matter OF Ii: N. Williamson. bank
rnpt, Jacob Cohn was appointed assignee.
I'm The matter of William b. Allderdice.
This cause was referred to James ID. Mat
tthews IS special commissioner for inquiry
In the matter Of John T. Boutwell,, bank.
rupt. The. sale Of g Jacks Hill" to the
bankrupt for $500 was confirmed, and the
assignee directed to sell the bankrupps pro-
perty known as j" Shady Grove and any
other real estate not sold Or paid for, after
due advertisement. Z 80 - - = :
10 the matter of Robert Kerse, bankrupt.
The rule against the purchasers OF the, bank
ruprs real estate was adjourned until No.
yember %, 1876.
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MorHERsI MOTHERS MOTHERS! are yeu dis
turbed at night and broken OF your rest by sick
child suffering and crying with the e1crnciating
pain of cutting teeth2 II so, 60 at once and get
bottle of MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon 1t; there is no mistake about 1t.
There Is not mother on earth who has ever used
It who will not tell you at once that 1t will regulate
the bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. 1t Is
pleasant to the TASTE and Is the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
In the United States. Sold everywhere. 49,
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THE ITALIAN OPERA CoMPANY.-Thes sale
of reserved seats for the Italian Opera Com
pany's entertainments will commence at;
Wyattss music store this morning. OF course
there will be arush for them, as the opera.
goers will probably DOT have another, such
chance this season. - a.
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HUsTISGs CoURT.-.In this court yesterday,
Judge A. B. oGuigon presiding. William
Jackson, charged with Keeping disorderly
ard ,ll-governed house, was tried and &C.
Quilted. =. - ~ VII =. =, .ss :.
: The motion for a new trial in the case of
Barney johnson, charged with stealing coffee
from Lee, Seldom IS Co, was continued un-
til Friday. -a...f 4.o zs.,s a.s.-rt ..-.-.#.E -t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

DR.. E. SCOTT, President of the College Of
Physicians, Montreal, writes :"I have recommend.
ed LIEB1G's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND To-
MIC INv1GoRAToR as the best preparation used for
Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever, Ague and
nss of. Annette. 80. ----u- :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

I a BAD seuARE,4C Complaint is made Of the
muddy condition Of Twenty fourth street
between Marshall and CIay.1 The street was
cited 10 with earth-. from the, tunnel. and
every rain makes 1t nearly impassable.. "a
few cinders from. the gas-house win answer
the purpose aad prove of great, advantage
to the children from Union Hill who pass
along that way TO Bellevue school. ..91z1s.s
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:, DIspATcH PRINTING-HousE.--Ino order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added a well.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
cHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALFNT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
peditiouS manner. .r .ut -...s.. ~ .s..= = ~.
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GRAND BALL.--The first grand ball of the
foremen of the Westham Granite Works will
/ be given at the Virginia Opera House on the
/ oath instant. The committee having charge,
Of the matter consists Of Messrs.i VIII.
johnson, Nj. T. NeHenry, Spencer Burgess,
j. T: Elsroad. John ,Cnrrap, Joseph Brooks,
and John Meg Wan. -t.,..1'7-r. $,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

XANTHINE Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
XASrHINE perfectly restores gray hair.
XANTHINE does not stain The skin.
XANTHINE eradIcaies dandruff. III fh'te4
OF all hair preparations the best Is XANTHINE.
Ifyou would look young use XASrHrNE. = q.
If you require hair dressings buy XANTHIsE.
One dollar will buy bottle of XAETHINE.
For sale by AZ 2 POLK MILLER & Co.,
ApothecarIes, 300 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies' of the Second
Baptist church are holding a fair in the base.
ment of their church: "A special feature, In
addition to the tables :of eatabies,g is :. the
country stofe,n in which many articles are
kept for sale. The Richmond Anna ,eur band,
composed of young gentlemen OF the city, will
furnish music al the fair tonight ~ =
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REMEMBER TMs-Now Is the time Of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results Of predisposition
"a consumption. [BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used In this neghborhoed for the past Two or
three years without single failure 10 cure. II You
have not used this medicine yourself. 20 to your
druggist and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers. PuRcEL1s LADD & Co.,
wholesale agents. ~ .t-.-..-. vi
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TIE TRoUADoURs.-The Salisbury Trou.
gbadours appeared at the Theatre LIST night
ID. a diversified entertainment, which gave
satisfaction to the audience. The comedies
were well played, and there was some very
good singing and Misunderstanding.
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.REAL EsTATE sAT PRKYATE t.AAE.

.~~~-~~~SI~~~S~I~~ ~~s@~~~~~S~-~
EOR SALE PRIVATELY.-.1 desire
T. to sell my FARM Or THIRTY-sIX ACRES,
Manchester; twenty acres fenced and in a high
high state Of cultivation, having been planted In
vegetables for the past six years, and Is admirably
adapted for aTRUCK-FARM; the remainder wood
land suitable for fencing, cord-wood.. &C. The old
orchard embraces every variety, with young one
Of three years' growth. Ii is less thana mile from
The village Of 6ranite-agood truck, poultry and
milk.maIket and where The subs criber has large
patronage. A. crop OF turnips, kale, and onious
ALREADY seeded. There IL dweIiIpg-bouse In excel.
lent condition. with Eve rooms, and ali out houses,
mostly new. All fully insured TO April 2S, 1875.
The crops and stock can be bought on reasonable
terms, Sold only because the owner is widowed and
chidless and has an advantageous offer Ia another
state ~ @s- 1911 "-.A '.'+-~
For terms apply on the premises:
-. : -. ..l.:,. z. D. SEAY,
&. no 1S.Th&S2t* Manchester post-of1ce.
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By james M. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Aactfoneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT COMFORTABLE NEW FRAME
4 DWELLING No. 46l1, ON THE EAST SIDE
BAKER STREETS, FURSAL AT AUCTION
We will sell. upon the premises. al O'Clock NJ,
on MONDAY the 22d day Of November, 1875,
containing four rooms; kitchen. The lot fronts %
feet and runs pack 81 feet. = ,e US
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes With six
DER cent. !nterest added. and secured by deed OF
trust. ls JAMES Al. TAYLOR 6 SON, ~.
r no17 AuctloneeIs.
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VRok wiLLi4M q. Rny., !. :.

SrnasGrof, MASS. September Is, 1875
Deg Msdam,--I return nv thsnks, f ~. ~
o4lslng Invitation contained in yonr le,,sr
o the 18th, and for tbs kind words win
WINCH % Is accompanied. For ysrions l Fen.
sons, 70 Weyer, among, which 10 nav ad.
Vaneed sge-lt 10 not 10 my power to be
Rsesene ~ the ceremonies .oG Ehjch gnS
sSassss asa Asye only 70 make my best &C. |
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H.
=
COMMISSIONERS, SALES on VEpyl
srry,rsr ~ - ,xs,,e.,,s,nA
nwEfTTNS Hrf59 s Nh SIR III snsf
Ar ROCKETTS. IN saS5lt.r ~ Sr hpg grSs
fa5r on TSHK ssvsSSTIrss He ACaE.
1uCTioH. e. T. y st' - saD1.E =, At
And 10 VS. ~ uians, agard,
h Williams 81. Prtddy. am niss,a,or
Priddy, sdtffnisf1A ~ HI Mi s,,d "a.
INTERPRETATIONS m 4. FasS,sc ~ ave ~ aLu GtSs
1ScfSseS NC
issinepa ss special COM
UPON Inc prer1ises IN as 49,, ~ ssstlony
below the foiiovTin n n r. Tsr M oausl named
Bate anna N Wtss 5ga Snr "a yssns., ~ ny me
a Ragfand.-to Mi. - - !"
Y On FRaDAY,rl9th November. at III o,cinr,
sotij sde al VI ,rs,,s LII on
ton WITH Osias ssYpet s hv snnt or ~
"a IiJT On rhso 60. Y ~ - ~ sgst. .
Wffliamshufr ayemus "a hy az Slto
A tEfy "a tjI,iXs ,af, 81 3, g., g.
i'll shnva p,ossa ~ ~, issl!
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.., ByJ. Thompson Brown. 4a
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
I lib M3in street. r.s D..

AND THIRTY.sBVEN
OFEET Of GROUND ON SOUTH LACkEL
STREET, AND TWENTY-NISE FEET OSPiSE
STEEET, Ar AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, SO~
VEMBER 10Th. AT O'CLOCK Z. My re.
quest OF owner will sell ut auction on tne ABOVE
d.te 1877 byJ14S FEET, fronting on south Lanrei
street two squares from the terminus OF the srseL
car railway. Also. u DESIk Bile BUlLDinNG
Tot on pine street, fronting 20 by las. FEET TO
aliey. and bonded on the south by twepty-foot
aiey This lot Is beautifully located, and Is on me
west side OF Pine between Spring and Chiha streets
and eSsItea months SIX per cent interest secured
~ ~ 70, - :. -...f.EI = Auctonear.
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- BY Augustine Royal - -
successor 70 Moody & Royall,) '-f'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
y.s asT Manchester, Va. lUgGs 2.

TIUsTERs SALE OF A BEAU TIFUL
NUE., NoVEMBER 22, 1876 (MONDAYi, ON
THE PREMIS Es,AT4 O'CLOCK. P!M.- by vir;
tue Of deed Of trust executed to The unders!gned
by William T. Martin In his own right, William T.
Martin, trustee for Ellen 4. Martin, and Ellen =.
Martin, bearing date on the som day Of April,
office For the city Of Manchester, D. B. vol. l. page
81 i shall (being required 10 dol cell at public
auction, at ihe time and place before hs truly
Iesirable7 8 UILUISG LOT corner Of Cowardn ay-
enue and McDonough streets. LOT fronts go feet
by lS2 feet deep. This Is one Of the haDdsomea
lots in this locality, and In an improving ana plea
TERMS |: Cash as to S225.O6 and liz terest thereon
from April 80, S74, till paid and expenses or e1-
ecuting this trust; the balance upon such terms rs
Will be announced at the hour of SHE.
y - : 'i1T13s,2 WILLIAM AMBERS, Tt'
no 11-13l6,1S,2O,&22 sg. Trustee.
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!. vIxLiAM O. BRyAsf = 81 4.
!. hrs. SIS. Rics, i',sg s. ~ s.fss
FRoa THE sAae AS.
Nav Yosg. April 1s. ls7s.-Dear Madsm,a !.
i rsrir vim yonr request SO far ~ 70 senn
voa lie ira,isht Of an epitaph for tne mon u,
inert is sEdgars Az jPoes !Shic1 w, NH vi.
adopt or modify, or change, OF REJECT body,
as mar please you and those who are con-
cernea In ,he project to which you refer.
Won Dc not say whether the moMumens ~ ~
he erected oyer his grave. Y ~ - 70 oe 80. ~
the addition sorsne date OF his birth and tnas
Of his death, which have lett partly 10 piank
would be necessary. q
an, madam. faithfully yours, z
!, 80 :. !. ! t,Is e I ". q. }BEvAs'r. b
Mrs. s.. S. Rice. &
=. To EDGAR ALLAN PoE,a
Ax,hor Of /" ne Ravenp and Other Poems 'a1 9,
Aud OF garieus Works of Fiction,
Distinguished aiiSe for
Originality ID the Conception, SIKH IN WORD
Paintiug;andP Power over the Mfn0 y 81, :"
& kLtSs of the Reader, ..!sio 49,
Tun PrB.sc SCHOOL THAcHERs OF A 'I1l''la
AdnIrers Of His Genius, g
b ast Hase Erected zais Monument.
b he vas Born January, as11,
Fl ~ And Died 1s49. = 95fs ii
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COMMISSION MEnCHANTs.-We solicit your OF
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or oo ain estimates, feeling
assured that u will be to your advantage.
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TEE SUNDAY Law Bernard Meorman was
fined ten dollars by Justice Crew yesterday
morning for the violation OF q city orr inances
10 keeping his har,room open on Sunday the
l4th Instant. .43Ji!.asstG ifi3s VI ssadE
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I,,n,, o,,vra wgNDELI, norMEs.

Bosres, April "a, 1sz5.-DearM Mrs. Rice, =
nave found no small difficulty In hxing
upoa lines ftQn the poems most approp p.
It seems to me that they should hint az MS
hrjIlianf and unfortunate career without say
INC .sos much, and would therefore sug-
nss. three lines from "To One Ia Para
disc namely: ---.
u.A5h. dream too bright to LAST
An starry Hope, that did'st arise
But TO be overcass1"
Believe me. yours very truly:
!. O.. W. HOLMES.
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GnUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioDeers.
By Goddn, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1IO6 Main street.
TWO BRICK HOUSES ON THE EAs

TWO BRICK HOUSES ON THE EAST
. a SIDE OF SEC0NDNEAR DUyAL STREET
FOR SALEAT PUBLIC AUCTlOE.-On MON
DAY the 22d day Of November. ! 875, at O'Clock
p. NJ, we win offer for sale. on the premises at
public auction, TWO BRICK HOUSES located as
above de. cribed. One has four rooms and cellar
the other has two rooms. Lots front abont 90 and
SO feet and run back IN irregular Width, T, ESQ
houses are so constructed that they can be used as
stores. t4a5 ty(ati ! st1l, 'as'r' o.
). TERMS: One fourth cash Balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and se-
cured by deed OF trust. z s'.- =. ~
.IftssI Il G6DDIN, WARREN q CO., +
no Is j. .s,sg.- ais H.. Auctloneers.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Yesterday
the argument ia the case of Preston US. Stu
art was closed by j.. r. Tucker, Esq. for
the appellant. 1t is expected that the deci-
Sion will be rendered to-day @ gs.--~H s. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

CossDgs REcHEED. ohn GannaWay and
George Holt sentenced in Lynchburg-the
former one yearfor sbreakfng, and
the latter three years for grand larceny
were received at the peEitentiary yesterday.