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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

NANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Cthe peerless coal open CRATES kindles quicker,
gives more heat. and burns longer than any coal on
the market Anthracite Coal all Sizes best quality
Cumberlan dCoal, for steam: Quinnimont Coal, for
steam James River and Bellona Soft Coke. .GL
S. =. LATHROP.
Z se1O Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

49,, POsTPONEMENT.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather this sale
ia nostnoned to SATURDAY, November 9th. ut
n,rss"ct p M = FRANK D. HILL,
Hn = - .st Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

heel ssssss sssts Y siss,s
sssss1ss ssl.. Z 80 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
" ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL, SPLINT,
and BLACK HEATH COAL; CARBON HILL
and 'BELLONA SOFT COKE; OAK snd PINE
WOOD, long, sawed. and kindling:
;. - - - CADMUs e. JOHNSON.
Basin bank, No. 81, between Eighth and Ninth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

|, A NTHRACIGE COAL for furnaces, La
n trohes, self.feeders, base.burners, aud other
ses ShSHEVk h and ah
highly recommended; BLACK HEATH lump.
average. and smhs'- burns like the Midlothian, and
Is mined on adjacent property. For sale at prices
to satisfy dealers or consumers.
--t4s.sl.,. Az ii. Fg ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street meas Mayo's bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

WOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SlDNEY.-HavIng taken The
yard corner Of Main and Beyidere streets formerly
my friends and the public In that vicinity, would
respectfully inform my friends that they can now
buy ANTHRACITE, COKE, GLOVER HILL, and
PINE WOOD, as cheap as can be bought In the city.
all coal sold by weight Satisfaction guaranteed.
y. s-..> w. j. MCDOWELL. First and Broad.
Seventh and Main, Main and Belvidere streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

EOR BENT, ONE OF THOSE DEE
|! II sIRABLE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, 80
IN Grace street opposite Abernethyis Garoen.
syxeIve rooms, modern improvements, &c: Rent
$1,000 ieo-'' -. FRANK u. HILL,
Oo or = No. 1ICS 5iain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
rOW u.ENT.

.Y iss,a;, RENT. STORE No. ssi Main, s
tesyssen second and THIRD street. s, nj
1sT0KE No. 1898 Main, between Eag nteeli'n =
s sash ao 1884 Main, between Nineteenth ana
Twentieth streetR -. q, - .treet
STORE No. west Broad, near sisss arenna near
f,akcr street. Apply to ap.HR-F,-Hihb,
5. - :. No. iiOs Mdn street
kTOR RENT: the BRICK DWELL I'M
ING No. 112. corner Cary an s,,chen. Pos
s ssessasa ~ onee' kppty 10 ,,,ra,3 81
IS htht Resi Estate Agent,
/. No. l1OS Main street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, NoyEMBEa g; 1875.
Sua Moon sets.
SUE seg... 100 High tide. ........ lQS6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

.roKE-S5 PER LOAD am selling bne
~ boat load OF LUMP COX g at as, per clrt-ioad
because fear there may be Jumps among II that
will pop, but viii endeayor pick out any such.
have an abundance Of No. ! COKE, and also keep
every kind OF fuel. Persons Wishing to lay in sup
plies fer winter please give me call. - 1,te9S
d f.gsyg r..- .gyest sgs ., j. . j. f. COTTRELL,
mn 21.Sm corner Gary and Ninth Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

VIOR RENT. THAT" LARGE AND@
DEsIRABLE TOBACCO FACTORY on IA
the east side or Ninth street between Byrd ana n
Arch streets, and at present occupied oy Georrs
Giiiiauf ESQ. Possession given January ast, 700.
Enply 10 JAMES b. TAYLOh q SON,
no R.at Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneeLS-
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O1ol COAL AND WOOD S1S
olS1s DEPOT. olcs

GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
" best ANTHRACITE COAL from Sc, 1915,
ChOVER HILL from 81 to $3.50 per load and
$3.50 per ton SOFT COKE at the lowest cash
prices WOOD, "a. SO to S5 per cord and all fuels
nj lowest cash price,. 80 G. 81. PAGE,
oc IL Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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no2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
gounlrp propertp Go Esi.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, wen
~ Iosis oa hgA ground. dePete DO; rent go pt
month. 10 good Address MUTUAL FRIEND ff1b-
Ofhce.
ITO LET, furnished, at Plainteld, n. IA
very desirable story and attic frame DWELLING VIII
pt 59xO ocat0n unec uaed near the Park House ami
.iuues deput. ccntsns II rO0-. FURNACES
-4nce cold water stationary tabs, nan bain anu
vale closet and gas; pOssessOn given ~ dy and u taSta
once viii D. rented fnE 500 until May J. Apply to H. n
HUMFORD, oppOs depot and he viii show the preiis's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
Helu n)anie0 females.

WANTED-Two New England women 20
w work for family Of two where mauqer'ant Is Kept
must superior Cook and Iauniress the other rmpc
tent e Hoasskeeper aud scsustrcss Address A. w. g.,
TfihuAN 0ace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
tuinter ktsorts.

DoyaI. VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. p,
* patsm.. " ill oDen Noy l. Steamer vii leave New
~ Eny fcr EH-al direct Steamers WIN lea
a. sycrv III DAG ayd Trip ees than tNc oaye
s,e o. last Winter dd not Vay ou.
from 725 riaking u the most deightfui oima's " "" ~
fof pAf"o"'aJI LIS ii DGERWOoD 75s Broadway. MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
Amusemrnts.

WALLACK~., v.,,u.. ~, ,rsr,r WALLACE
Doors open Of 1850; performances commences m
Al lie NOT possible N postpone we
N0VkLTIkS. -. .
which been accepted for producron IDS Inoaes.
yond week WallAck is compelled IN ths v0y RS
Of IL popularity and SUCCESS. " announce
THE LAST NINE NIGHTS
TWO MArINEEs
THE OVERLAND ROUTE.
Positively final Representations OF the comedy.
SATURDAY, Novembef6
Due notice Will be given oil tho ensuing ohsngs Oh -
grarnme.
Carriages me- ordered for 10 30
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forsss. Carriages, Garness. Sc.

VCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ (afe Johnston & Van TagSil
OFFICE % LIBERTY ST.
Ceyenlng Post iiidincD -
r4P HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE is 49, q, %. aud =, THiKfEBHTtSI"
near Uniyers ty place
The business III rOniuctcd precisely The sane slc
honorable principles VII Ga have always chsIacerld h
IN ma Of house the rcioct and eoaencr oil
In business community, as well a. She public IT largo 49,
CIsI-I.tH SALES EVERY TUESDAl AND FRIDAY,
AT 70 O'CLOCK.
Entries fo- sole may he made tirodeA the mail
EUREKA HORSE BLANKET Co, 81 Mer-
r. crrt near tirIna Offering ut retail tined AM n
need liable 8ankeis English AMI American kerscy BaIS-
- su. sh and American DreHs suits SwesiIns tSLtt -
nd o. AN Wool Road ard Truck Blankets 1ru Eant-
m qualities American and English lap i.ugs az tho
Wboesa Tr1e List Oriors by mail promptly attehced 10
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Uinier Kesorts.

CANTA CRUZ, WEST Notwithstanding
~ Tor sAubnty Of climate cod beauty Of scenery.
NBUIOWSMINDK,
palace Of sro open for guesA Terms
moderate For pamphlets with full paIaouiArs agry TO H. n
VAN SlCRIKN. Bbliopple. No lS9 assau st.. EewYork
WOODSIDE HOUSE Gate Morris Female
for ths Winter the atracuons o. quiet ssnsee homo
mansion with ali modern efnents location, scccmm
and table all that desired destruction OF chtL
Engish Music be had thu h,usA
CHAs q. HAZELTINE Proprietor
WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALIDS.
hundred and nifty invsds than We now hAv0
be nicely and comfortably cared for and have ae
Loaf opportunities well during this Fall aud Winter st
Our Home on tho Hihside P0stonce Dansvle ivlnEssSn
Co. New York the largest lily gienic lnsfuon N tbs
world whore the sick get well Of all enrble Diseases without
medicines. We accommodate persona ana
10 and Canal for tho Eau
Winter location magnificent for Winter residence
Send postage for circular pamphlet ana
seel engraving OF the Cure and s cotages Address rs
above JAMES T. JAChboN.
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Citp propsr,p 80 fel.


An ELEGANTLY and FULLY FURNISHED
n i,t 81 locality unoxceFOnabe g. Lei, for sale, or
/ auee handsome. partly furnished hOl SIc
18Th at, nesl Broadway. Apply tOTEACkLE PUlSDI.
i?43 Broadway
THAT'S TO LET in the well-kBOwn buildings,
coracr 55ih ST aud 6thaye. to 10 Apply
premises 9J3 6th ave n. MEAD.
HOUSE To LEH.-No. AZ East 23d-st., re-
Gently pct In thorough order at cost Of over SS 600
eIt %; rented last year foF 1920 Apply Room NO
basemeHt l39 Peori-si.
FCO LET-SECOND FLOOR of No. 50 Grove
4 rent s22 pea month lnoHire Of NJ AsCH' S2l
BiaecEeT ST.
no RENTAL No. So East 12S hist,
j FURNISHED HOUSE in pleasant and desirable looa-
hon convenient and oas Rent reeeir ed Ia exchange
beard References desired
fCO TET-A fine PARL0R FLOOR and BASE
Il MINT cent&inng rooms. with all inlprypmeu is;
,lo ghorhOod rent. only S35. Inqore OF OWNER l2l
tAsi 9Th st.. noar LeNiagom3Se.
TO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
In binding facing City Hail Park tho rooms Wen
,1aped a billiard having high ceiling nne
XII and easy Apply 10 j. N. WiCkoff Co. ii
PARK row.
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6oths.

HOTEL BRANTING, noous
madison ave Fifty ei ehth ST f1rs cAss sooMS
ANA BOARD for families and single pcrsonh Lleyaeol
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, $50 corner 6th-
iNy we fNuIray Hl,-Americsn plan tho most eeieh,
fnly located family hotel In the city lev suites anu sht
rcorns a moderate ratts
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iieal gslGte % gxrhan3e.

EARN OF 800 acres go miles on Long
II IslspS free and clear price Sl2 900. TO EXCHANGE
Lr house in New.York Brooklyn of sbost vauo.
EULAND & WHITING Bcekmanst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

THAT'S TO LET in the well-kDOwn buildings
coracr 55th ST aud 6thaye. to 10 rooDs. Apply or
hrefn.ns. Etl -sYe. a. MEAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

ORATORIO SOCIETY OF NEW-YVRK.
" TIE subscribing menbers are hereby nodmec Una.
Ocs Senway Hall for selecting seau VIII % oPo" ~
the Goth and 30th ef October.
Until oct 80 Tickets may DO secured 1T stenwsy
Uau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
ausiicn Sales of Real estate,

IMPORTANT FORECLOSURE SALE.
HiSETH-ANE. LOTS
A LAWRENCE & Co. viii sell Al anciiOn a! Exchange
saloSroolus, No. III Broadway, on
MONDAY, November I. 1875.
AZ IL IN,
lots oorSiug The whole front west side OF
Eighth b.ixeea "a and 5Ssis and running westerly
fett each street.
The attention Of in, esiors Is particularly invited
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BOARD nno Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

A PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentleman
~ aud wife large u FINISHED ROOM 90 st.rAi moor
rr,e ras bath &c. teTate. ~ West lttt-St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30
JOHN KELLY SUSTAINED.

THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DTsTRICT-THE REso-
LUTIoNs ADOPTED ONLY ONE DISSENTING
VOTE.
A meeting ofthe Tammany Hall General Commit
tee Of the First Assembly district was held last
night at CahIrs Hotel No. II Park row, with
Thomas Foley in The chair, Timothy Moynahan and
Patrick Kearns as secretaries, and all the mem
bers present. The minutes Of the last meeting
having been read and confirmed Judge Quinn in
troduced the following resolutions:-
Resolved, That We. the undersigned. comprising the
Iammany Hall General COMMITTEES Of The FIRST Assem-
ply ulsrlct IN meeting regularly convened do hereby
iully ana CORDIALLY ndOrss the action taken by the
1ommluee on organization Of Iammany BAH NJ me
meeting held on Saturday July a. inst In reference 70
the reorganization on the General Committee and the
purlhcauUn q the democratic party In this county.
Resolved, mat having the fullest confidence IN the
prudence, sterling honesty, devotion to principle aud
MARKED annuity az the Hon. John Kelly, pledge
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THE MILLER MANsLAUGHrER.

The post-mortem examination on tae body OF
James Miller cook OF the tug Cornell, VINO was
drowned in the XIII Won Kun on SUNDAY, has re.
vealed the fact that Miller was subjected TO
Violence and that there must have been a des.
perate struggle before he went overheard. There
was large wound on the left temp e, and there
were bruises on one slde OF the BODY aud on the
legs, below the knees. The body was found by
Jonn MOrrlssey Waterman at Elm Park, VINO
discovered II nUating short distance rom tne
place where Miller fell overheard The widow OF
the deceased identified the remains without any
hesitation. Coroner Tappen impaneled iurg.
WHO viewed tue body ami the Inquest was then
ADJOURNED TIL the question OF jurisdiction Is
setged. me staten Island authorities VIII mee
Justice Reese az Jersey city tomorrow and mold
conference on the subject. The DOdg was tHeE
removed TO New YORK for lnterment Meanwhile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.

TROUBLES OF THE CHAMPION BosToNs-Ex-
TRAvAGANT SALARIES PAID TO PLAYERS.
The sensational topic OF interest IN base ball
circles at present is the forthcoming breaking up
OF the champion Red Stockings. The action OF
SpaldnR, White, Barnes and McVey, Jour OF the
best men in the nine, In agreeing TO play in Chi
cago next year. has been received with astonlsh-
ment in Boston. The spectators who attend the
games played by the champions in Boston APP
plaud those players who remain faithful 10 the
club and preserve chilling silence when good
plays are made by the other men. 1t is limited
that not only have the four players named agreed
veroally to go TO Chicago next year. but that one
or more OF them 0ave signed written contracts to
do so. The officers OF tue Boston CuD and those
of other leading cubs are investigating the mat
ter, and II 1t be ascertained that any OF the play
ers have made such contracts their cases Will De
brought before the judiciary Committee OF the
PROFESSIONAL Ban Players Association, and
expelled from tue association. Tne Athletics OF
Philadelphia, are particularly exercised over the
AFFAIR, as Sutton and Anson two Of their best men,
have also been approached by the Chicago man
agement. and similar investigation VIII be mad
In their cases. Expulsion from the association Is
the penalty provided for making engagements
ahead before the season mas closed.
Chicago mas since 1870 paid the highest salaries
to ball players yet that city has never yet secured
a club That could win IN the championship games.
For the past two or three seasons the chicago
managers have tempered with the best players OF
other clubs 10 induce them to play in the Chicago
nine. Two seasons ago, 1t Is said, they offered
MCNey, OF blb BObLOuS, S4oUU lot the SEASON. as
catcher. As they have now engaged that player
and others fully his equal 1t may be presumed
that their salary list presents startling exhlDit.
Boston is largely responsible for the decline OF
the famous Cincinnati Red Stockings. In June,
1870, while the Cincinnati Clue were In Boston,
George Wright, their best player, became &C
qualnted with Mr.. Adams, afterward President OF
the Boston Club. At the close OF the season the
managers OF the Cincinnati Club, in arranging to
recast their nine, were surprised 70 nRd that
Barnes and Spalding, OF the Forest Citys, or Rock
land ILL.,, we're in negotiation with Harry Wright,
eaDtain OF their nine. The Wright Broth
ers, 1t soon appeared had determined upon gon z
10 Boston in the event or not receiving an in-
crease OF salary from the Cincinnati Club. The
increase was not forthcoming, and they left for
Boston, where they save since added solargely 10
their reputation. The stock company professional
clubs, such IS the Bostons Athletics, Hartfords ST.
LOUIS and Chicagos are paying salaries now that
would have seemed highly extravagant hve years
ago and yet these clubs are making money. In
1869 some OF the best men. IN the Cincinnati Red
Stocking nine received out 5000 for the season,
while the same men now command thrice that
amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30
SEVENTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

meeting OF the Seventh Assembly District
Tammany Hall General Committee was held on
Wednesday evening, at which the following reso-
lutions were presented and unanimously
adopted
Resolved That this body heartily and unanimously
the action of representatives the Com
mttee Organization in voting TO sustain the Of
the Committee Discipline presented at the meeting
OF the zh inst that the action taken on that occasion
by the Committee Organization demanded by
the interests of the democratic party and has the
full approval of the democracy If this district
Mr.. John Morris then offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted by a large majority
Resolved That this committee freely approve OF the
taken by the Committee ORGANIZATION of the
1ammany Hall General Committee in regard to
restorauo on OF the laborers' paw 70 81 per day.
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FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

AT the meeting OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee on Wednesday evening The following
members voted in favor OF the resolutions in
dorsIng the action OF the Committee on Organiza-
ton OF 1ammany Hail Thomas Shells Philip
Collins, Bernard q. Ryan, James B. Mulry, John
Semcken, Jonn Smith. Jonn Z. Heating, Edward
GARRISON, James w. McBarron, William Colhgan
Peter Maher, Daniel O'BIien, John Glass. George
Lluder, Rody $. Brasse, Edward j. shandley,
owen oROurKe, Denis 5. Grifhn. Edward Dargan,
Edward 7. Fitzpatrick Charles Lindeman James
Ran, George j. Brown, James Hefernan.
CHARLES Reilly voted against the resolutions.
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BASE BALL NOTE.

In a note to the HERALD MIR. Ryder, President OF
the Sunnyslde Base Ball Club OF Sing Sing, states
that his club on Wednesday appeared on the
ground, as agreed, with The captain OF the Chel-
seas, ana waited there ready to play them Tor
more than two hours. IL very evident the
Chelseas were AFRAID to play, as they retired into
their CUB house after the umpire was chosen.
The Sunnysides new challenge the Chelseas 10
YORK or In New Jersey to test the claims OF the
Caelsea nine to The boosted championship.
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CRICKET NOTES.

The third match OF the present season between
the first elevens OF the Staten Island and Manhat-
tan clubs will be played at staten Island on Mon
day next Each club won one game and the
coming match Will be the deciding one.
On August the Prospect Park and st. Georges
CLUBS VIII play a match at HObOken, and on Au-
gust IL a match will be played at Prospect PARK
between tue Park club and the Paterson Club
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30
TRENTON VS.. NEWARK.

on Wednesday afternoon the Trenton Base BAH
Club played the Unions, OF Newark, for the state
championship ON the Irvington grounds. The
Trentons beat tue Unions by score OF Il TO 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

MASTER SALE.--Under DECREE of
AVA Ii ciY IN f %n1l @
scs' Igar the . PA s-fs k f S AMI T r
sSG pSvss "a fqhf RfD S Fs st
Whereas aolrn Terra Of te un> states IS c G
Court for Ta the sa osy Of ju A. B. dcreo vas
tired . cause Ss. l ne % FERN ia on IT, 5th
day aid mont. a 1sg e RraT S % s sVa
r q aied Nav i4 1870 to payment Of The
soasI Sl ' 6@nrsd ousne oa And whereas
ner Cd aadga and G de O me Gnr '@a a. all
Io,ph Denver City Railroad COMPANY tending ron
i,h me sa;e linz VI "a point near Fort
Seg o1 ~ ' s also All tie aais iencfnsns snd herd
for n rpcse Of night Of way 81 ,h
or N aay pei ad also me aht OF sad last nssrd
Western Dis sion Of well as other lights.
r l o. nSr t 10 .sh portion Of said raao,d cadns
ID. be- track. III stations ad s'", houses car
shor wo ssho,s stroc Of kiads bri euvers
ara ar ~ sT 6 All the clas Of az DvIscn
Ire Ne AKA and eStndilg to pont * os mar spr.
1i t a S n % n ns r ny stock Tools a
eaney 4ad imP.sm is IS Nas,e in -ahi eau"
p 5gr to the part 81 said road lying IN
n @ , rcr,a a. o.: s,id RsiiToa and ais5 all he
fr.5 uG, ..I Al cd m o. IL nanL % W, NM, VA a .n
pap no. has or b. md To aSysni All iodias II apd
AMERICA for IA. rurp1s along in the construction " sad
lalrc1d amounting aggregate million hNe
bIur thou land, the same more or ss a'
sitnated in Nshrassa whch saii ANUS arc al
hai norton Of wLita have bon reduced 20 possession
md A shown by schedule annexed 10 the Mastrs report IA
with al ANA rnguar TIE eiCO"mehl w
herv,Guruts, ana aprU anccs D.ohS ny 70
PERTAINING the said laHfs ana also ii tnc
estate Iight, ttls. interest,", effy, Osss<-o si ana
slectve OF the defendant the ~ JocpA and beaver
tty Railroad Conn ard Ia the san" ana ever PART
Thereof, with a.. sppurislAGces AZ slsh'ed
Dy lie Act aiOre -a, ard AFRO all tlegrtps
Defendant tlufe the line OF sad rA OF 80
mach thereof nlay sufficient the amount due no
pa ia, pIfiei interest and cosis N ms case De
.d AZ pubic aneon steele CITY, NebrssA, andr tao ia
r.cflon 0f Whitaker II. Grant, special Master
said decree further provides iat sai Master
shau 1--WE public the time ani place II such sale W
advertising The Newfork nbuae and W TIE
Fusne.r IA CITY u NcwiOrs, and Lc b"stDn irIh
SCRIPT Cnca- Inter ocean once week or eaeh week or
thrte mon hs rOm tIe first publication Thereof
deer. further provides that said Master
shall parcel the said sstern Hiviaon ot SAD
ru,s other properly appurtenaht 70 -ad
Rar,td wing DsiriG: % Ncbfas aid Irxt ihe lSuds
meni said Masters report Now Therefore, Pic No
sor pursuance of the PROVISIONS n s1d decree VIII
on FRIDAY IN day m Noyerbcf A. d. 1870 al the hear
Il clock OF ssd day ~ e irunt door o. M depot OF
the Railroad mnaEy, steele City, state 81 NtOrass
Aforesaid, sell ptShe auction IN ghcs b..loI, the
auve described fs ni premises and al TIE trcst 81 ne
Tsns. tser aHd ASSIGNS therein ara aply
the proceeds % said sale by said decree MADE and pro
viietL-Dzted July n, l-7b.
Whitaker NJ. GRANT. Special Master.
i 4eassr,s .S @al IN cOmplAn.ns s0ic'Or'
Jy2o lswlyww