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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Notes About our Neighbors.

South Chester proposes an mcroase OF one
third in its water rents.
1t is stated by one Of the Superintendents OF
the Phoenixville Iron Works, that the prospects
for work during the coming winter are no bright
or than they were a month ago.
West Chester has inv ested in a stone crusher
and a street roller similar to our "English Bull. "
The barn of VIM. II. Wilson, near Coatesville,
which was burned on Monday, was similarly des-
troyed about three years ago.
DR.. Chamberlaine, of Bryn Mawr is inaugura-
ting movement for the legislative encourage
mont Of silk culture in Pennsylvania.
Maris T. Chandler, of ,Stottsville, Chester coun-
ty, has a,masonc badge which was worn by. Gen.
Washington as a "Reward of Merit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
New Advertisements, To-day.

Candies &c-Temon K Co
Boarding at T04 Market street
Civil Englneerlng-E L Rice Jr
Wanted-Situatlon by girl
rennR time table change
Christmas Presents -Boughman Thomas & Co.
Card Carrow & Son
Keep the eyes Cool
Table Knves-Billany
Skates-Billany
Funeral NOTICES.
Webb's brevity
Enterprise Co. brevlty
Dubell's brevtty
Wheeler & wilson's brevity
Buxbaum's brevity
Reynolds brevltles
Fullmers breyity
GouerGs brevity
Adsirs brevity
DR. Bulls brevity
Gawthrop's breylty
Fennessey's brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
THO consu mption of ale and beer is said 70

The consu mption Of ale and beer is said to
have fallen of So per cent in philadelphia
President Thos. A. Scott has subscribed
$1,000 to the Witherspoon Monument Fund.
Theodore Thomas has consented to WELD
the baton at the Centennial.
1t is asserted that the lawyers fees, trustees
allowance, and about fifty other necessary ex-
penses incurred by Jay Cooke Co.'s bankrupt
estate, amount in the aggregate to about $780,
900,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
QUOTATIONS AT THE BBANDywINE MILLS FOR FLoUI
AND aRAN-coRRECTED DAILY.
The Navy.Ynrd sale.

Mr.. Bullitt. who was the nominal purchaser OF
the Old Philadephia Navy Yard yesterday. buys
for the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. The price
is 81 900, 900. This ground was bought original
ly in three parcels, costing respectively $12 ,O00
$4,000 and $11 900, making total first cost OF
$37, 900. The proceeds Of the sale go to the i'm
provement of the League Island Naval Station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
HeID for Liberia,

The United States steamship Alaska, COM
manded by Captain Alexander A. Semmes, will
probably be ordered to Liberia to protect the
settlers and encourage them in their war with
the natives. The Alaska carries twelve guns,
and is at present attached to tho European
CO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Shocking Case at Harrisburg.

A YOUNG GIRL UPSET INTO THE CANAL AND THEN
LEFT TO FREFzE-A DRUNKEN FRoLIc.
Tuesday evening Victoria Carl, a young gir
of handsome appearance, only eighteen years OF
age, was brought to her parents, in Harrisburg,
with her legs so badly frozen that it was thought
they would have to be amputated unless death
should render the operation unnecessary. She
was also severely frost bitten in other portions
of the body. She took drive with married
man and both had been drinking before they SET
out on their journey. A few miles below Har-
risbnrg tho horse sprang or backed into the ca.
nal and was drowned. The water was about six
feet deep, and the man and woman narrowly
escaped the fate of the animal. They
reached the shore after the most deter
mined exertions. Miss Carl was in very CO.
hausted condition and found it impossible to
walk any considerable distance. Her companion
was less affected by the liquor he had taken and
by his bath, and walked to farm house in the
neighborhood for protection from the cold, leav-
ing the woman exposed to the biting cold all
night. He informed no one of her situation, and
on Wednesday morning she was found almost
frozen to death. The victim of the mans .bru-
tality is woman of the town. The prospect
was, yesterday morning, that she might recov-
er. Circulation had been restored, and ampu-
tation was not considered necessary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
,rhe SpeAkership.

for the Speakership, agreed yesterday that the
Democratic caucus should be held on Saturday
afternoon, at Q o'clock, and that Representative
Lamar, of Mississippi, should preside. Mr.. La
mar supports Randall. o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
another MaryIand Contest.

Colonel woolford, who was reelected Comp
troer of Maryland by the Democrats last month";
has been notified by Col. Wilkins, the Reform
candidate, that his election will be contested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
AN ACCIDENT AT DELAWARE CITY.-A very
painful and possibly fatal accident occurred to

AN ACCIDENT AT DELAWARE CITY.-A very
painful and possibly fatal accident occurred to
William Bigger, young man about Is years OF
age, son Of @. G. Bigger, of Delaware City, on
Wednesday last. A number OF persons were
engaged in unloading canal boat of coal, by
means CT large crane with block and tackle
attached to the end. While hoisting up a
bucket OF coal to dump upon the wharf, the
support of the crane gave away and the arm
came down on Bgger's shoulder, severely
scraping the side Of his head
the deck of the boat. Though no bones are
broken, the yonng man is severely injured in
ternally. Doctors Kemp, Worrell and Dunlap
have all been In attendance upon the unf0rtu-
nate young man, but they give only slight hopes
Of his recovery. A colored boy standing by at
the time would also have been crushed, had not
a gentleman within reach knocked him over
board into the water. from which he was after
wards rascued.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
-Cbarlos O'Conor was still living late lai

night, but in a very precarious condition.
Hon. Ira Harris, who was United States
Senator from New York from 1862 to 1858, died
yesterday at Albany, in the 74th year OF bis age.
Reuben W. Stroud, Canal Commissioner Of
New York, died yesterday at Syracuse. He was
"a ye ars Of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

The LoANs.-rhe Citizens Loan Association
held it's 69d monthly meeting, last evening, ant
sold money in the 9th series as follows 5000
at SO. 81, ,000 at 30 $1,000. at $685. S400. at 32
81, 500. at 3ls4, and 81, 900 at 81 a..
The Germania, at its 103d monthly meeting
last evening, sold $1,000 at 271a, $50. at 25
| $500. at 20, and $500 at par.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
Fatal Accident.

MAN BURIED IN VAULT AND KILLED.
associated Press Special Telegram.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, Dec. g..
This morning, while Jas. Wids was digging in
8 vault, under brewery, in this city large
mass of loose ground and coal fell down, break
ing both Of his jaws and leg and killing him in
stantly. 5t... ~.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

Another Commissioner Proposed.
1t was reported in Washington yesterday that
the Commissionship Of Indian Affairs had been
offered to the Hon. Marcus L. Ward, Of New
JERSEY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
THIRD EDITION.
= Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
Gold opened, this morning, at $1.l4E.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

LEd BRoREN.-Isaao Smith, a little boy about
nine years Of age, living with his mother OH the
farm of John Chandler, near Landenberg, on
Monday fell through hay funnel in the barn,
and broke his right leg. Dr. Thompson was
called in and reduced the fracture
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

RETURN OF DR.. FIELDS STEEL RAILs.-The
barge Annis, of the Electric Line, brought back
from New York and unloaded, this morning. the
sample steel rails which had been manufactured
in this city by DR.. Fields new process In dis
charging them from the boat at New York one Of
the rails was not laid down in very careful
manner, and being very brittle it broke into four
pieces. Those to whom the sample rails were
sent at once declined to receive them. and they
were returned as stated above. Only one Of the
rails were broken the other two being whole.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

POLICE CoURT.-The two Dennis McGuires,
who were charged with the larceny of brass
journals from the p. W. 81 T. Co., had pre-
liminary hearing, and were hold in $500. each
for Court. Chas. Gadkee. who received the
property, was also held in $1,000 In default Of
bail all were sent over 70 New CASTLE. James
Dunbar accompanied them, he going over for
sixty days as a vagrant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

LARGE EARS OF CoRs.-Mr. Henry G. BAN
ming has left at the office of Homer Barry, in
East Water street, four ears of corn which are
quite large. They measure thirteen inches in
length, and the smallest has 1880 grains upon it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

New DREss.-The Chester Neus celebrates
its eighth anniversary by the .donning of new
garments. 1t is the only daily newspaper in
Chester and has grown deservedly popular 1t
claims greater local circulation than any other
)at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

QUIoKsTEP ELEcTIoN.-The annual election OF
the Quickstep Base Ball Association was held,
last evening" with the following result; Presi-
dent. Thos. Mullan; Vice President, Jas. S.
Price; Recording Secretary H. MCCALL Finan-
oial Secretary, Thos. Splain; Treas, John T.
West; Manager, James Stidham; Directors, J
M. Solomon, Henry Morrow, Joseph Mungar, j.
w. Canary, John Walker; Trustees, d. Taylor
Bradford, VIM. Dennille, q. F. Smith,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
weather IL ReCOvd.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE sIaNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 3.
Probabilities--For the Middle States, easter.
ly winds, stationary and falling barometer,
slightly higher temperature, increasing cloudi-
ness and possibly light snow or rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

The ALLEaID DEED FORGERY CAsE IN THE
TALBOT OouRT.-The charge brought against
lhos. H. Kemp in the Circuit Court for Talbot
county by those who are endeavuring to thwart
his incumbency in the office of States Attorney
for Caroline county, was taken up last week for
examination. Mr.. Kemp in his answer to the
charge claimed that he sent the bond to Kent
Island for Mr.. Denney's signature by colored
home. gave the letter for Mr. Denny
and the accompanying bond to Mr..
Denneys sister, an elderly maiden lady, who
opened the letter, read it and signed her broth
ers name to the bond, under the impression
that it was all right, and that her brother would
lot hesitate to do it. The Judges revoked the
trusteeship laid rule on Mr. Kemp to show
cause why he should not be removed from the
bar, and summoned Miss Denney to appear at
the January term Of the Circuit Court for Caro-
line county, when the case will be again taken
up, and Miss Denney's and others.testimony will
be heard. "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03

DEPARTURE OF A NEW STEAMER.-The new. fer
ry steamer Delopare, built by the Harlan Il
Hollingsworth Co., sailed yesterday, proceeding
to Philadelphia The Dsldpdre is 150 feet long,
30 feet wide and 10 feet ~ inches deep. She
is very comfortably fitted up and has an upper
saloon, being the first Of the steamers of that
line thus provided.
The Philadelphia of the same line is under
going repairs at the H. & H. yards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
com inlerciai Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.
Flour in moderate request, but low grades ir-
regular in price extra IS 25; western family
5000 so; Penna. do S6@6 621l high grades
$7.00@8 so. Wheat, prime quality wanted, and
offerings light. Red lao for Penn. $1.@1.15
for western amber 81: 25@1. .4a white Sl.4d
@L50. Rye 8S@S9c. Corn inactive, and weak
OLD yellow 74@7G new do 6O0D7Oc. Oats steady,
white 45@50c; mixed 4O@42c. Barley and
malt quiet. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey
1.16 for western.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BBANDywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAIN-CORRKCTED DAILY.
Family Flour. r.................... 80. 00@9. 90
Extra Flonr. 6.7508. 80
Superfine Flour. ur..................... 475@5.75
Wheat. 1.35
Corn, Old, 73c
New, SEC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
aeu advertisements.

NORTH FRANKLIN RED ASH COAL
IN FOR OPEN CRATES MAKING A QUICK
FIRE. WITHOUT DUST OR SMOKE. PRICE$70 00
Cash. ALSO, PRIME HICKORY WOOr.
GEO. w. BUSH a SON, French st. wharf.
ENTERPRISE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
~ better accommodate my increasing trade, /
have again opened coal yard. at West and Water
streets, which | intend TO conduct IN connection
Co., and am now stocking both yards with all the
different sizes OF Enterprise coal, which has given
such universal satisfaction wherever used, after q
trial, al people want to know, is where to get 1t
and they will buy no other. f
Onices West and Water streets, and Orange and
Water.
aprlT-lyof JOSEPH FOtIT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
FIFTH EDITION.
Tho Malay Rebellion.

REsIsrANcE TO BE MADE 10 THE ENaLrsH TO THE
LAST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
TfW advertisements.

ivory HANDLE TEA AND TABLE
i knives and s'eels, hard rubber goods, 30 cele-
brated for their DURABILITY. For sale by
WIN. H. BILLANY,
214 Market Street, Wilmington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

MoRruARY RRrosg.--The following Is the
snortnary report for the week eniing Satur-
tlay, October 30, 1876, compiled from sex.
fonsp returns received at the Office Of the
Board OF Health: Gsase Of Death: Apo
piexy, / white; cerebro-spinal meningitis, i
white congestion of bowels, j white; con-
Eestion Of lungs, white; consumption, 4
white, ! colored; commissions Qnfantile),
! colored; croup,l white; fever y(typhoid),
9 white, / colored; fever (typho-malafiaD, 1
colored; isflsmma,ion' OF bowels, j colored
marasmus, white; old aged colored; pa.
raissis, ] colored, septieemia, u colored ;
teething, colored; unknown, 1 colored :
wound, 1 white. Whole number Of deaths
In the city exclusive of still births, 20. SEE !:
Males, g.; females, 11-total, 20. Color :
White males, g.; white females, colored
maies, 8; co'ored females, Total, 70. age !:
One day TO thirty, colored; six months 10
twelve, 4 white, 1 colored-total. 2; one year
to three, white, colored-total, 3; ten years
totwenty, white; twenty years to thirty,
/ white, 2 coiored-total, %; to,r,y years
TO forty, white, I colored-total, 2; forty
years to fifty, coIored; fifty years to sixty,
Q white; seventy years to eighty, colored;
unkuowp, white. Condition: Single, q
white, colored total, 10; married, 8 white,
8 coloyed-totaI, 8; widows, white, l CO.
lored-tota,, 2. Natiuity:: United States,
10; unknown, /. Lecahty: City at large,
white; Jefferson Ward, 3white, colored-
total, I; Madison Ward, 2 white, 2 colored-
total, Monroe Ward, , white, j colored-
total, 3; Clay Ward,d white, colored-to.
tai, 9; Jackson Ward, Q colored; almshouse,
/ white. By uhon, Certified: Regular prac-
titioners, white, colored-total, is; ir-
regular practitioners, coIored; Board Of
Health, white, 2 colored-t totals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
BY w. Goddln and Bronaugh & Taylor,
AucttOuetIS,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AMOUNT OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
Estate IN MANCHESTER AND IN CHS
TEREsH virue Of decree of the Circuit Court
fs75 in the case Males aemnsTairx rs W.
thereby appou;ed will offer ior sale public aac
oTp hEAh a s sovem the
0E Iss i0G anG Grss4ag Gn the
Tending from Perry to McDonough street, each
165 by 1872 feet, on one OF which there is BODY or
ne ma W
tne view OF Richmond.
north line OF Porter SIRE between Fifth and sixth
streets, having thereon EIGHT TEStMESTS.
This property VIII be sold a: whole or divided Into
several pdrcels as may be deemed best at The hour
Also, the HALF-ACRE LOT No. 25s. fronting
on Perry street 1872 feet running back le5 feet on
= Also, HALF-AcRE LOT No. 242, fronting 1856
feet on Seyen.h street, running back 80 feel,
oh on Fourth street, running back 1875 feet 10 an
alley.
mers stree and The Dauviile ralroad-Nos. 90. %,
Also, a TRIANGULAR LOT adjoining the above
Danville railroad.
Also, LOT on Fifth street, fronting 33 feet, be-,
tween Perry and McUonuugh streets, running oacs
irregular depth 10 the canal. :.
Also, LOT No. 254, with the LARGE MANSION.
&C.. thereon. fronting 165 feet On Sixth suee run.
ming back 80 feet.
Plats will pe exhibited at the sale.
After the sale OF the ast-nsmed LOT, and In front
OF Mir. Brauuer's residence, that valuable 1R SGT
OF LAND In Chesterfield county about three miles
from Manchester, on the west side Of the Warwick
road, and extending 10 the Broad Rock road. oppo-
containing TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
FIVE ACRES; adjoining the lands OF Messrs Jo-
Moseley. This lard Will be dtvid. d INTO several
smaller parcels, part Of which Is heavily Set In
wood and timber. and on another part there IS u
q hay barn. =. Il
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX. twelve.
elgh cen, and twenty-four mouths for negotiable
noleg interest added, and title retained TIL all Of
W. w. COSBY.
&C. NCR4E.
no2 .sea Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
By Augustine Royal,
successor TO Moody & Royall,)
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRULY
IN THE COUNTY OF CHEsTERFIELD. VA.
AT The CLOVER HILL MINIS. AND WITHIN
EEW XA f9sr Of THE Gt9yEH aL
OF EXCELLENT Landry virtue OF the pro-
visions Of deed Of trust executed to the under-
signed trustee by Samuel y. Lucas and wife, and
9th day Of August, 1870, aud duly recorded in The
County Court clerks office, d. b. volume SO,
page 596. (being required so to do by the bench
on tie he Ninth DAY Of soVsMBEk,p Is75 st
IL O'Clock H., the property located as above.
This vaiuaole property Is In the business centre Of
we'll, and there is now growing on 1, fine variety OF
grapes Strawberries, and fruitlrees. The soil Is 10
q fne state Of cultivation, being adapted to and
The improvements consist OF three dwelling
houses with four, five. and six rooms respectively,
and one Of the largest aud most conveniently ar
ranged store and dwelling.hOuses In this section;
the main store room Is 1895 with sheu al
tached l4x16 vii six rooms 10 the dwelling part,
makit four buildings In all, and has always been
considered one Of the best country stands for busl-
ness In the county. There are barns, stables. aud
necessary out-bulldipgs on the premises. well Of
eTGeenI water ~ ,hs "a, {afn sno goo f6S ice a
accessible by rail- DAD, convenient TO churches,
schools and mills, and the mines should engage The
attention Of capitalists Its proximity to The mines
ENSURES good aud reliable TEXANS. and with few
repairs could Le made TO Yield rent OF $3.50
year. ready sale is found for vegetables, aud
good living could be made from the garden alone
and the sale OF Ice This property adJoins the lands
or the Glover Hill Railrnad Company, James II.
Cox. ano.ihe Anderson estate The mineral night
does not go with the property. For further iDfor-
nation concerning this property, address the In.
dersigped, the aucioneer, who will take pleasure
In furnishing the Same.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing The trust, and pay of aud discharge three
notes now due amounting 10 &6bl.50 with Interest
thereon at ten per cent. from August 8, 1870 III
paid; and The residu. upon credit Of one and two
years, the deferred pa, meats to be secured by
de ed of trust. j. 3. MOORE,
oc 2S Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auct!oneers,
l113 Main street.

DWELLINGS. ST ORES, AND VACANT
u LOTS ON BeooK AyENuE; ,T DE IEah
STREET. AND 111G MOORE STREET, EEhh
THE RESIDENCE OF MEssHs. HILL, GILMAN,
AND OTHERS, FOX SALE BY AUCIlOS.-.
we shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 4lh November, a! o'clock !. M.'
the BRICK STORE with DWELLING above,
aud LOT, owned and occupied by MIR. Luck, on
Brook avenue corner nnval street; two two.stofy
FRAN TtEEMkNTS, with four rooms eaci, III
the rear, and VACANT LOT north Of the above;
and at O'Clock or Immediately ar'er s ths
ON the premises by auction, an attractive tU ,i,,
TAGE-RESIDENCE, No. 1ll6 Moore streel, WIN i
four large and two small roomr, and Kitchen, lot,
&C., and several VACANT LOl ) adjoining, near
the residences Of Messrs. Hill Gilman, AMI others,
The Droper.y mentioned above as locaiea on
Brock avenue is and has for some time past peen
the rendezvous for the large country trace pssSlbs
In that vicinity. 1t has ample stable accominoass
ti0ns. and with proper management, hne business
might he done there. ,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In sx. twelve we've
ana eighteen months, negotiable notes 70 bs gn sa
for til deferred payments with Interest adced, anu
'ee1'@A y RICHARDSON & CO.,
oc 40 Auciioneefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03

RETURN OF TEE OATES CONC OPERA Cow.
pANy.- Tomorrow evening Mrs. James a.
Oates and her charming Comic Opera Com.
pany will commence second engagement at
the Theatre this season. The repertoire for
the week Is as follows: Thursday, The Pretty
Perfumer; Friday, La'Grande Duchesse; Sa-
turday (matire,). Madam Angot's Child |;
Saturday night, Les Bavards and Tried by
Jury. Mrs. Oates Is a great favorite here.
and It will 20 doubt afford her many friends
great pleasure to give her very cordial
greeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, general assort-
ment Of household furniture, &c.
r. HOCKADAY, 12 NJ. fruits, &c.
RICHARDSON 6 CO., 4HP. n. framed dwellir 6
on Clay street, corner OF Twenty-fourth.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS: l2H P. H., two brick
stores Nos. 1912 and 1914 Cary street, be.
tween Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
ROBERT 3. LYME, P. NJ, three-story stock
brick dwelling, No. 3l4 south Third street, be-.
tween Arch and Byrd streets.
NMLEE, 4 P. NJ, double-front brick dwelling
on Clay near Adams street.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son, Az P. b., new
framed dwelling, No. 81 east side OF Third
street, between Duyal and Baker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
BY Williams 81 Gibson,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Auciioneers'
No. 1901 Main street.

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
w TION, on the premises. on TEEHsDA4 G tns
2Sth October. 1875. at IL O'Clock H.. the LAhISs
FOUh-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE stuate~
on the corner OF Dock and Nineteenth streets, ea.
tending through from Dock 70 Cary, ana icontins
on Dock, Gary, aud Nineteenth streets. ihis nousc
is now occupied-nne apartment by Mr. W.
Thomas. the ether by SIR. h. seizser-i5 buit ~
the mest substsntial manner.t s In rst-rate s
and ia one OF the most valuable properties OF a's
A'''s :" w WILLIAMS s GIBSON.
46gasss5 49, E7s9sEFl3155 AuSttopeers.
POSTPONEGENT.
The ahoya sale has been postponed until shTUh-
DAY AFTERNOON, November 9Th, at 4 o'clo'k.
The terms viii be one fourth cash oalaLcs AZ
six, twelve, and eiahteep months, interest sGceu'
NJ 90 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
By Cook & Laughton, Auc' ioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TWO BRICK HOUSES AND MATE
l. RIAL, FRANE.SHEDS, STABLES. &C.. TO
BE REMOVED, AT AUCTlON.-by authority OF
the City Engineer we will sell ut auction on MON
DAY the 9Th instant, at ~ O'Clock, on the premi.
ses, near the corner OF Seventeenth and Grace
streets, the TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT,
with FRANC SH EDS attached land all MATERIAL
connected with the building. Possession given on
the day OF sale, and all materials to be reno we'd
within thirty day 8 thereafter.
ALSO,
ALL THE MATERIALS contaBed In the two
story brick engine-house on Eighteenth street
between Main and Franklin streets, together
with frame stable and all sheds attached.
Possession given as soon as vacated by the Fire
Department. aud all materials 10 be removed with
in thirty days thereafter.
The special attention Of builders and those want
Ing building material Is called to the above sale.
TERMS Cash. COOK Il LAUGHTON,
nos Auctioneers.