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AH"eoN|cmeN'
Ths Illinois st. Andrews Society snnua
charity hall will be bald 1t the Shsr1uan Hous
Rrdar .r.p3no Bah +
Inc Aes. <. Adoroao VIII lec&ufs ne1s aunoa.
e7eofoe IN TAG tnofcn " 'h' e&c1eu 1172fs' eot
ner OF Nineteenth and JOHNSON Streets Oh ;" 81
Vincent De- PAni-"
TIA Fran,, nanavo,.n4 Society hava their an
-, - - ~, - . s,.,~a. ;. -, =. T,,s-.
NUM- meet'ns 'o-oay ~ q e'ocH P na-f IN jugs
Rogers courtroom, 70 fe'1ae TIC eonseiIanon'
and s" eSee< : 1o@fo o1 A3nAsesa ioE 'ne ensa'as
yeaf
uesxrs. ". ". O'Brien, n. 4. Sullivan, ~ G.
McC1are, Henry Z. poaoron. W. 4. Campbell,
ani Iohn McNally viii ditoourYs u7on tba snb,
iect, All who feel IN inteaest in tbe matter
I. bsfora tha hou.e Are invited to BE- present,
The I1ish Iitsra17 Association viii debats
tho following Question in their hall. corner Of
lake End IsSalle streets, Tussday evening:
p.-o1u.1 Tint tb, tnts,fercnca Of te Fssersl ao.
rrnnsnt r. The sats sdairs Of Loals,s1a Is uuoons
, 1875-01-24
GENERAL NEWS.

The detectives are looking after some diamond
thieves who havs beam stealing 1850 wartt
d! from G. c. Wharton, Of Louisville
| Thu houss OF c. 6fnonson, No. 1n2 Milwaukee
avenue, wAa entered and robbed night before
| last. 6iIvarrars and o.har articles vAlaad al
| $3.50 vera takeu-
Billy Dunn has been bound over to the Grim
inai Court to answer the charge Of burglary IN
stealing s1.5oo worth OF railroad tickets frozn
! the Michigan Southern ofhcs.
| a man, whose name has not beea sscer.ained,
VAS terribly crushed by elevator. yesterday noon,
at No. II and 70 Clark street, Hs was taken to
his home, No. 2s6 Twentieth street.
The temperature yesterday, "a observed by
Manasse, optscian, under TIE TnngrE Builains,
was, at 8 B. m, 20 deg. Rahr. 1oam-, Is; Il
m, aa; ;sp-m., Il; G p M, 81; 8 P. n., s6.
Plymouth Congregational Church, ut tn regu-
Lar meeting. appoiotod William G. Cole, Esq, Al
delegate to act on tho General OoznnxtIoo Of the
Chicago Temps11zca Alliance and IL other
churches axe requested to do tito same.
Ths Start King Frateruisy gave ita third penny
reading in tho hall No. q Archer aTonus yest4r-
day evening. Thu eusarttaiumeot uas frea 10 III
who would come, aod pleasant programme Of
reading, rocitstons, and vocal and instrumental
m,1aio was furnished. Ths nszt win b. hAad in
the Old Ladies' Home.
A 4ories comprising soac Of fho choicest writ
inge Of the late launzntod Prof Joseph Haven IL
to appear in tho AMuncs, commencing next
week. Theea szticles a1s among the choicest of
his maoy ahle woEka, cad represent somo Of h.a
ah,o.t thol,shAs- 1aley cannot fail to BE- Of IN
tnrest to all
rh. nr4pa D%rr ~us mt IN eaaa;ow snoota tart3uv
having adjourned until Monday morning. when
they viii resume their lataofa, anC in all proha-
bi1isy close THAR saeaion the foaovibE day. Nezt
week = new Jury 1iIl ho inpanaled to eetve
during the reuatndaI Of chs 3anuasy texzn c{ tho
Criminal Court
The nnpuM bah Of the Ldeaerhsns Socisty
cana off hst evening 1t the North Sitso 1.rasr
Hall. The cite Of the Germans Of the city were
preeeut, and Tho affair ras great sacceas in
every respeck Tns dEeases vern by the ladies
veEe brilliant IN the RzErena& asd In no Way in
fosior to thezs wotn ak the Gmraaxua Maonar-
ago.
An enort Is ca foot among the leading drug
gia.s OF tho ai1v to h2vc law pazaed prohibit
ing itscompetent pe1xoos from eusnging IN thet
Ths de1aand seeDa 70 bo for tho /
at = Law asEo,lar to the one nov in
Eoree In Hew Fork. By wAict ons j. prohibited |
frem kee7ing d.ne-store until he has passed |
critical examination py BoMd OF medical sz- |
ports. MI. Buch, o{ BUCK i Raynsr, goes to
3nunghe}d in isu days in that interest.
II tho e.15 dummy train Of the Rock Island |
Hailroad Eaa approaching Twelfth street last |
,senrng. tho dsageF Of . coal wagon attempted
% cross lbs tEack, Regardless Of tho faEman's
N. Tha angfna struck the foeo part Of the vo~
,icta, dptaohna Cha xl1ffHetreos, and thus allow
mr. tho hpxsea 10 excnpa. Ths diver saved him
af By tu1n6fing cut of tbs roax snd Of his
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party dtasoi7ed condition Of happiness rather
.nan one OF wisdom. The statementa thus
of1eny recapltulated are correct substantially,
aoo only vary from perfect accuracy to this ex-
tent: No such presentation over took place; no
SUCH gathering WAS ever held; no such speeches
were ever made: no such surprise" was ever
e1hbated; the gathering never having had an
existence, therefore never dissolved either in q
noozy or wise condition; nor bJ force Of military
The facts in reference to the cane which was
III my premises arc these: Officer Richard Con-
nell Of the Twenty-second Street Police Station,
called st my place of busness shortly after the
July fire, and left the cane with my clerk, stat
Ing that he was on the way to the Stock Yards,
wished it kept for him until his return. I was
not at home when the cane was left, nor did I
know Tor several days that such an article Was
in my p1emiees. When I discovered it, I paid.
Ger would soon call for it. 1t was not present,
and was mover 50 regarded either by my clerk
or myself. have known Oticar Connsu for
several years. and always found him
faithful and honorable man. My i'm
1ntending to call for it. a. he said he 1o would and
tailed to do 30 because OF pressure OF business
OF forgetfulness- However, that is matter with
which have nothing to do nnd trust you will
do ne the Justice OF giving this statement the
eame publicity winch Was given to the article
about the so-called presentation in to-day's
TRIBUNE. I may add that, II soon as was in
formed that the cane WIS stolen, I told the con-
stable In search Of it that there was cauo at
my house; that it did not belong to me, but vas
Loft theirs, as above stated and that would be
glad to have tho owner get it ns soon as possible
1he constable said he would not 60 to my house
IN my Absence. then went to The stors from
which the officer. said the cane MAS stolen and
invited the propretors to send for it. They did
10, and 1t Was delivered promptly to their mes
senger. PArn1cK O,BR1Es,
, 1875-01-24

II the Editor Of Tie CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO, jan 23.-A "bill has latsly been
introduced into cur Legislature By q Senator
from Cook County for amending the laws in re-
lation to landlord and ranan:. II the state
ments which T have read in somo of our city pc
pers in explanation OF this bill are to bo relied
on, there are some provisions In it which appear
to me "a most extraordinary and highly objec-
honable. It is stated that the landlord ia to ba
Invested with power to distrain and sell the
household goods Of the tenant for rent,-the
store, chairs, table, bed aud bedding,-
articles which are Indispensable to the comfort Of
the family, whom tho bill contempiatos may be
suromari1y avicted-turned out on the street
upon short notice, deprived Of thoss articles,
some Of which arc necessary 10 protect them
from the inelcmency Of the weather. This is
nothing less than IN attempt to reverse the
progress which has been made in the past for
the amehorstion Of the condition OF the poor By
our Mise and humane exemption laws; but it is
to be hoped, ia the name OF Christian ciyiIiza-
tion, that the design Of ita promoters may be
frustrated.
Tha bill further provides that tenancy shall
haye the effect Of mortgage On the chatte1s Of
the tenant. with priority over Ill other claims.
would lika to know wherein tho landlord is
entitled to any preference or advantage over tho
grocer, the butcher. the balar, the mechanic, er
any other citizen, that the Law should step il in
his especial behalf to their prejudice. 1here is
no desire to do the landlord any injury on tho
contrary, II our statutes are oppressive to him.
would Ike to SEQ them amended 10. his bane6t
but protest aEains. the unreasonable demands
he is now making. TIE wording Of tho bill ID 30
plain tbat theirs eau be but one OPINION regard
ing it-that it's enactment into = law would give
the landlord power TO oppFses tae poor fnsn aod
would at the same time establish tho prin-
ciple Of class Legislation, principls founded in
injustice, pernicious in its tendencies. and re-
70 the spirit OF our republican insti-
tutions- It can hardly be believed that tho Leg
lslature would give its sanction to I measure SO
such an outrage may say. pet the
fact that the bill las been introduced in the Son.
ate il cause for alarm, and / hope that public
opinion will be brought 10 bear upon it, asd
strong temoustz2nos presented against ID.
L WORKING Mn.
, 1875-01-24

To The Editor af 1As ch,eaoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-May ask the use Of your
columns in behalf Of Southern family reduced
from an income OF $50 1000 per year 70 nothing7
Mr. o.. found himself as the close Of the
War left with only wild lands in To1as, Louisi-
hna, and Mississippi. Refusing to take tha ben-
eft Of the Bankrupt law. he has at length parted
with all his personal effects, and now bis bravo,
spirited wife, following his example, Is offering
the last Of her treasures Diamonds, silver, aud
wardrobe, all gone, save her taco founces, Bhe
says, for bread for Lag five children. Tbs
aounces, which cost in Brussels $500 in gold
'she now offors for $500 in grcenbacks. They
have been examined BY some Of the best Judges
OF laoes in the city, and aro pronounced "bar-
gain" II any lady wishes to look ut these
flounces (bl.ok) with view to puschaaing, I
shall, as personal friend Of the owner. bo most
happy to SHOW them to her at my residence No.
Rhodes avenue. foot Of University place, South
Side. MARY M. Ey6R7s.
, 1875-01-24

THE ILLINOIS PENIIENTIARY,

The Legislative Investigation Said to
Rave Resulted Ravorabiy 70 the I'm
Ati1utiou. 49,
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disgusteds nor reouka Mr. Trude for taking him
70 such an immoral place Of amusement; in fact,
no stated to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that
A1. IEudo was guilty Of no aot on the evening
IN question unbecoming genteman.-that Mr.
v. ": O'E1en asked him to 20, be never having
seen Mr. 1fndo to know him before that night
1t is very evident from thepa revelations shat
injustice has bean done Judge Sibloy. and that
ho has - heard tho chimes at midnight bofore
now. He is man OF the world as voI
Judge According to III accounts, tho only one
jim r. Msaa7 a. wa W. tod tet ~ E. sa psitg
was going to Eoms church fair or
other. and who, Was nightly shocked
uhea he found out where be wns. Ho renaiued
III the raar Of the box during tle entire evening,
and although assured by Counselor 0'Euan that
It vas aH right, evidently fell rsjoioaa when the
arrixzn fall and he was ablo to get out doou-
ooRoTE1 p1E1zscH AND H1s pon1RA1T.
cozoaer Dietzsch is perhaps the saddest man
n Cook County. L ia net en- account Of Lin
eank1uunus adenforced intercourse With hlorg0e
sublecta that this melancholy has gottle1 upon
hina, for. having been IN his day = drusglst, be
Gid not enter upon his Official duties Without an
With tho faot tho. rnan il u best
but mortal and that decay, moro or lssa sudden,
IL sure TO overtako the strongest To fully
tteac1tbe tho source Of Tho Corono<s sadneas It |
a1A % necessary to atata thot, ahout month |
u tsr 10 entered upon his ofaclsl work, tho idea
sszuck him that vhon, In the tsT-of ia.
tloir rr.ud-childssn ~ gpaId witb ; proper |
pride allods to ths exalted position ct
their ancestor, it would be well If their allHsions
Zero granted additional point By tho presence OF
s1z eounterfeit prcaentnent in oils nnd gilt !
Eranae He accordingly looked aEound HIM and
Il laat secured tia services Of IN artist who en-
;sgsa to paint him lite-<zs pdctors for $3a
Che arttEta psiss for suoh pioturss wss usu421y
Rbe. nd tn FalAHnf n Il tn HaxRe4 h I'm l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoApS
=. - tx u = TssE-FEF+1 s COMPANY. I

ef @1~.>S.f a-ET'T12 COMPANY.
CoMMENcING OCTOBER "a. 1875,
~ trains on This road win run rs follows:.
L EYsy RtGHHMcfsRR s 6s}iy te,cen, sun.
so A. d. d,y ecnneetins for 3 1T peiaa south
g.ygg and West sleep,ns-car attached run 8
F shfHgsn 4 X Tsafs daily Except Sum
80 day), with coach attached, for Peters-
I'd bug. and stations on the sonthside
red hyasfhe %s ind s. the g seanecns
- - for all points souh aud West; Pas
a, st, sen2ers iakipg this train WIN MAKE
'5 ri c,ose CONNIE ctIon at Petersburg iof
1855 Norfolk. Elegant pirior-car attached
..ss runs through TO WeidoB. a.
500 P. NJ, FRF iGHT daily Except sands,), with
coach attached.
~! LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:5O A. H., Freq at TRAIN daily except Sum
: day) with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
-'I'r ,yf- I, with klclImand. Frederic ksbarg and
~ Potomac railroad for all points Eass
500 P. H.. FREfGHT daily Except Sundays
|. 7:sbP NJ, TBRo 10 daily except Sur
- dayl connecting With Richmond,
.sG Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
forall points Enst aud West. Pullman
sleeper attached. runping through
10 BaIifrcre. Also making close
, connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
The NAIL T is us will 20. stop setween Rich.
mond and Petersburg az. ept Mt Chester.
Psssergers Sor Charssscss CS.sm SSorna Who
leave Richmond by morning trains, are lntosmess
thai this line Is the only one that connects shrousa
Without delay Or 6rek I'm IN ,ve Clover Hill
At S:4o E: il. M0NDAls, WEDsEspAYs, and
ALI ALL TRAINsleay.ns Petersburg win start from
A Ses IS ' "A. SHAW. super!ntendsnt:
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{. A powerfulIy.built young lady from
Ghosts Gulch walked intoa dry goods store
At Csfi % City, Col, the other day, and To-
onired of the bachelor clerk: I" Do you keep
hoes. young Teller ?" eyes, ma'azs all
kinds was the reply; and pulling down
couple of boxes of hose, he held q pair up TO
view. She looked straight at him, turned
RED. and oyerflowed with the remark, - You
blasted fool, them's stockin's. l want a
hoe" He referred her to the hardware store.
A Pennsylvania paper starts off with :. The
conspiracy against Mr.sBeecher having failed
completely" &c. If there is anything new
under the sun it is sure to be found in
paper.
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j w,npyrs,s 4sss PHogscf. IF : we may
credit the correspondent OF the CHscago
Times. the cit5 of San francisco nslaoMiy
ESCAPED . ,deaard for tribute from feoel
nriyateer lust sfter the close Of the Nsr. ipls
cnrresnondeRt sends an account or so INFER
view With Csptain Waddell, who wss CON,
mander of the pebel pirate Shenandoah, ano
represents him as saying: After desxoying
ths whaiIag feet T. headed south, tnsena.lg
70 make raid on Sen francisco. ! hao iu "
information regarding the condition OF tna.
mort. There vas bot one naval Vesse, tnele ,
that was inferier. TO the Shenandoah. kleM
her commanded well. he was an Ola SUN.
mate of mine. knew the baroor WSn'
had been stationed there seven montns'
waitIng the completion Of the saginaw;
hniia;nu At Mare island, and haS fnii
krnwIedpa of the chauuel. currents. ana
on FEATURES Of the Aarbor. had no fear OF
the forts. It would have been easy 70 eoee
them in the night. My plan was TO ruo an
sSter dark, passing Inside Of the forts, where
thev eouId not BARN me, run alongside zoe
FedersI war vessel before he recognized me.
demand her surrender, or blow her out OF
the water. Then should have had the mar
bor ut nv mercy. proposed then 10 leVy
contribution Of i've hundred thousand DOL
lars. gold. from the city of San Francisco
and if It were not paid she'll the town. l no
doubt would have been paid. When within
two hundred miles of the port met the
British bark Baraconta, which gave me satis'
factory information of the fall OF the Con-
federacy. at once dismantied the Shenan'
doah and sailed for Liverpool, where sur
rendered to the British Government. but
for meeting the Baraconta on August 2, 1860
Sam Francisco would have been at my mercy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23
BY Robert B. Lyme,
{successor to Lyme j. Brotner,)
-Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
u VALUABLE FRAME STONE AND DWELL
ING, WITH TWO ACkES OF LAND At
TACHED, ON THE WEST SIDE OF MECHAN-
ICSVlLLE TURNPIKE, IN HENRIC0 COuN-
TY, NEAR The CITY LIMITS. AND ADJ0IN.
ING THE FRAME RESIDENCE OF HENRY j.
SAITB AND OTHERS, AND NOW OCCUPIED
BY JULIUS STAUDF, AT AUCTI0N.-Byy tr-
1878. Of record In Henrico County Court u. b. 90,
page 627, from Julius Staude and wife. TO secure
fhs payment of q certain bond to the Mechanics
Building Fund Company, default having been
made IN the payment thereof. we shaa: as trustees
name1 in said deed and being ordered by the board
of directors Of said Building Fund Company, sell.
upon the premises, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day OF
December, 1875. at O'Clock P. NJ. the above VAL
liable property. being near the city and only re-
Gently built. For busness-stand It is quite Valua-
BILE
TERMS will be given at hour Of sale.
H~NRY THON,
GEORGE HlRSH,
CONRAD FFLDNER,
Trustees of Mechanics Building Fund Company.
da 6-W H
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A CHrsAMAN's Lnrrga. Chinese butcher
who has been in California ten years, and
knew no English when he went there, and
knows very little now, has written letter to
q customer, which reads: a's- =. -, 8.
: Sacramento, Cal., November q, 1875
- - 49,. .: Dear Sir,-We was received you
kind letter that you said will you be SO kInd-
ness to let Us have sum Of fifty dollars OF &C.
count, which send my partner 10 here
please you give It for him, then we are very
much oblige to you. Yours truly,
-%ai'.~HS.-@s ToNG Wong.
The writing is far above the average, and
Though the composition is somewhat at fault
not word was misspeit.
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-. srnsse ur Chsitlfsoosl.

X II 81
Wbens hear The waters ftetsDg,
When sea the ekestsht letting !. A,.s
A,iher lovely bios. ans fsiser down tn'nk' Ans
! s,,scs. wilh magical sweet B,ugsng,
Biackblrsis set The woodianG Mngl NY. ,sem.
That aysEes no mose while April noasu wear tae'a-
s s4z Reasss away. sssrft, Il 80 .is ss,s,
In car Aearss fair hope lay smiling
Sa5& Sgett NO dir, and al 0eaaifinE; .,a.. !, "a
And ,rre hung mist OF hgnebcils on the Stops anu
md s 81 sai he Yo 81 los and slendog S /.
229 That me years unborn Woahd rsnae a,i ~.
Ava The kMckbtrds ntipe9 us villa tuS VIZ
shey knew Il we'll ;a$ 4ss
= 4 pfping, etitirg, - Bees are humming 81.
AnriI'a hesc and sunmer's conin8 su.
nary farfat IA when yo1 walk, nsan win nenst1
70: nriue and tsys f,, 100 $50 ~ sts4.
s7. when You step ~ sceful lsdys ,,.+ ,A.,,rs
For no faifsr days saTe we 70 nope Ior. u "
andb9y. ~. 26s'gsss 9e.sEa StsSsss,5ss
Laugh ana plxy, q, fisping waters:
's@ I.uti oyr downy sons and oauSutelsS q, r,,,
Game o. wind and rock their ieafy ctautc - -"
Il 'elR When tssey wsse We end the measure
Vifh Ntid, sweet cry OF pleasure, =, ;.
And Hey dowa derry, lets be M ~ 81
Snd BOY Az. issSs''' ~'SS = =. e
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLG RAILROAD CoMp'Y,)
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1875
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No,
~ 3.-THRoUGH MAn-EEw YORK TO THE
soUTH.mLeayes hichmond at $3.50 A. NJ; leaves res
Burkeville at 8 A. M; leaves Dundee nj Lao
P. ~; leaves Dauvle a. AS p NJ leaves Greens.
boro' a: 4:36 z. d.. leaves Salisbury at 1854 P,
n; arrives At Charlotte at 9l5 P. N.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward-Leaves Charlotte at
5:45 4. n. ! leaves Airline junction at s:25 A.
6oro At io5s T. NJ leaves Danyie t AZ iss
NJ; leaves Dundee at l:49 P. n; leaves Burke.
Vile at 6:51 T. NJ: arrives In Richmond at 9:35
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATE
Wesiward-Leayes Richmond at . A. NJ; arrives
at Burkevllle at 1886 p. NJ; leaves Burseviile at
No tickets TO points hey ond Burkeye will he sold
TRAIN No. 6,-BuRxEyn1E ACCOMMODATION,
Festward--Leaves Burkevilie at l:20 P. A.; ar.
riyes at Richmond at 4:43 r. N.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 cnnnect ar Greensboro with
trains to aud from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
The through trains conr ect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and washington City, Viz
ginia Midland and Great Southern railrosd, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. and
Trains Nos. 5 and connect st Charlotte with
trains on the Atsnta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Greeuville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
IlOoAtrs LSl1$sSthas NCW oIiCAIlcv nau III oUusll-
western points, aud with the Charlotte, Columbia
and Atlanta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No. 9 connects at Burkeviile with the At
antic, Mississippi ano Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, aud all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orlean 9.
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are good ouly for continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket No lay
over checks win be giveD.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
-.., ..- -. General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent
del Ft5-s'.tass#a s. + s#N8 ~. tt.ss|At 3. =.
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Sons OF ToIL.-Yesterday while fifteen or
twenty men were sitting in saloon at Inc
ferry dock, says NJ. Quad, toasting their Sims
and lamentiug the hard times, man opened
the door and called out: -. ~
"Who wants work at twelve shltilngs
day? ".''a' ~ -.
Not 8 person made answer. Some shut
their eyes and :pretesded to- be asleep, and
Others were busy looking out OF the VIM
dows. In about five minutes another man
opened the door and shouted: 49,
aWho wants an easy place In the CITY
HALF" ,,a.. ~ ~ S. x15.@.s-is. IN
, III do ~ was chorussed in tones that made
the decanters jlr. and every man jumped 70
: $50 do I!'' said the man, as be shut the
door and walked away. I'll
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BY Ctafiu, Staples q Co..,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee-s.
corner Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
AND SIDNEY AT kuCrIoN.-By virtue Of .
deed OF trust executed by w. 8. Wood, trustee for
Mira. b. a.. Robertson, duly recorded in Henrtco
County CourI clerks effice %. B. 90, p. So, the
undersigned trustee being so required BY the bene
fciary, win sell. npon the premises 20 the highest
o'clock p. M TWO vACANTbLOTs. One lot
fronts 26 feet Harvie street md runs back LOO
feet to an alley Il feet WIDE The other lot fronts
81 feet On Temple street and runs hack 63 feet to
an alley fees wide-boih lots being parts OF Eot
No. 10 In Harries plan, aud are described as Lots
Nos. and /, respectively, on the plat annexed 10
and recorded with decree OF partition Of said Lot
No. OF HaIvie's pan In d. B. No. 81, p. $50, or
the records Of Henrtco County. Court. sf!vst So
TERMS Enough In cash to paw the expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 pay or and discharge
note OF Sl7es with interest from the 18th OF De-
cember, 1875, til paid: and the residue upon such
terms as may be announced at the sale.
40 gss - s1s = II. L. STAPLES, Trustee.
.CHAFFIN. STAPLES & Co. Auctioneers. Y de 90
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