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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
whiteyash for Kitchen walls.

The first consideration in cooking-room liz
cleanliness. Tried by this test, papered walls
are an abomination in such place. You can
not darken this room through part Of the day
in the summer, as you do others, and conse-
luently, fly specks will be numerous. These
walls absorb the kitchen odors and steam, and
tile smoko rests lovingly upon them. II creep
ing things get into house, they are sure to
nsinuate themselves into the paper on the
walls Hard finished walls are really more
cleanly, for they can be washed but, unless
the finishing is better done than in the kitchens
we have seen, they soon look dirty, and this is
The next worst thing to being so ; for auch fin
shing soon become discolored and "splotchy"
There is nothing that will compare with the
od-fashioned whitewash not color wash but
whitewash, pure and simple. The color wash
may give the walls pretter tint, but it must
be put on by practical hand, whereas white
wash can be applied by any one, whenever
dirty spot makes its appearance. I6 IL true
that Impractical hands do not apply the brush
AS evenly as could be wished, but few streaks
more or less don't matter, when we can all see
that the streaks are white and clean" Rone
and Society = iSeriJner for Decelnbtr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
SabbaIh-S -SchOOi Nonsense.

The Christian al Word congratulates its read
ers on the cessation of much of the Sabbath
school nonsense with which tile laud has been
afflicted For a long while there has been a ma,
MA on the Sabbath-school question, showing it
self in doggerel hymns, clap-trap, and supertlu.
GUS religious machinery, which made the Sab
bath froc rather than an improvement to the
souls of the young. The church is tired of this,
ahd there is now coming up another wave of
Sabbath-school interest which means the sound
education and eternal salvation of our youthful
population. Sabbath schools are failure un-
less they secure an everlasting result We want
consecrated men and women to teach. Maecu-
line teachers who sit twining their whiskers so
as to look handsome before the young ladies',
and feminine teachers who spend half the Sab
bath-school hour in adjusting their fine millinery
are not fit for the revived and earnest Sabbath
school OF to-day. We believe that the last two
years have reconstructed this institution. 1t
has at last taken its place where it belongs, not
us Il more Sabbath amusement, but grand, ag-
gressve all-conquering influence for redeeming
the world
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Beer and Music,

Haus Won Bulow, the great Germsn paust, in
an interview with New York newspaper repre-
sentative, is thus reported
"That is the great fault with my country
men," said the Doctor, frowning, :" the beer
drinking. They do not get drunk like the
Irish people, but they drink until their blood be-
comes sluggish and their brains stupid I like
the vim Of you Americans--th -the-what shall |
say-what do you call 1.-THE 'gingerg
You see am full of slang. l
speak very poor English When
Twas in England the pronunciation there was
30 unmusical as to be very dstasteful to me, and
gave up attempting to learn the language.
Since coming to this country see its Beauties
and am learning it. AS / said like the Ameri-
can enterprise. 1t extends to everything. DR..
Damrcsch tells me that two years ago there
we're twenty members in the Handel and Haydn
Society in Brooklyn ; now there are 200. That
could never happen in Germany. | attended a
meeting of the Arion Choral Society last Sun :
day, and heard them sing some difficult music in
an pimirable manner In Germany choral so :
cety of men like the Arion becomes more a
drinking society than a musical one, They wor-
ship the god Gambrinus more than Apollo"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Gen Hutler Ill.

HE Is TAKEN SUDDENLY SICK WHILE EN- ROUTE FOR
sT. LOUIS.
associated Fress Special Telegram.
NEW YORK, Nov 10.
Gen. Butler was taken suddenly i'll, yesterday,
while on his was from Washington to st Louis
to defend W. o. Avery in the whisky cases, and
was compelled to return to his home.
GEN. BUrLERs DEATH REPoRTED.
associated Press Special Telegram.
BosToN, Nov. 10.
1t was rumored to day, that Gen. Butler died
atGloucester, this morning, but advices from that
place say nothing has been heard there of such
an event. A man named Butler died at Salem,
this morning, Of apoplexy which fact possibly
gave rise to the report.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Gitu Business directory.

Bankers and Brokers
r. r Robinson / Co.. tu Market street
Boot and Shoe Makers And Deaicrs.
Babcock 4 Bro ais Market street.
John L. MorslAnd, Nh and Poplar stss
Carpenters and Builders.
j. @. HAddock, shop Thorne bel Front Res luis
j. r. d. Seeds, shop W. 9Th, near West
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DsMsinvills, II r Fourth street.
Coach and Carriage Material.
VIM Green 1 Co.. 8. X. corner 3D. and Sbpley SITS
DruGsists.
a. r. Bringhurst, 81 Market sL
Florists.
Tstnall 4 Co., Delaware Avsnus and Jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents,
Thomas T. Plummsr, bG2 Market st.
Gents, FurnIshins Goods.
John p. Doughteu 40 Market st.
Iron and Stcel
VIM Green 4 Co., &. X. corner I'd And shipsy sts'
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, y. W. ocrnsr Front and oranss
Looking -taInsscs and Fraaios
+. McMonagle. Sd and King ats.
Merchant Taiiors
Geo. Gouert l3 70. 4th st.
John Ii. Muhlhausen. 41b Kins At,
Real Estate Agents
Evans Termination, Allmond's Bd's., sth aud Market
NJ N. Child 90. west 7th st
Vim Reynolds Co., s3a Market st
Wm MoUaulley Co., 606 MArketst.
Restaurant and Billiard Roo1
Joseph Fumer. bN and 500 Market st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Indian Outrages In Manitoba.

THE SETTLERS UNABLE To ENDURE TuEM-RELIEF
OR REMOVAL.
Associated Press Special telegram.
WINNIPEG, Nov. 10.
The settlers in the West are complaining OF
the Sioux and say that unless they are protected
from the Indian outrages it Will be impossible
for them to remain on their claims.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

People will be gratified to observe the an
nouncement of Harper's Weekly that it will give
prominent attention to the illustration of the
Centennial international Exposition" This at
tention has been 80 long delayed that the neg
lect seemed to be systematic and intentional.
Up to the present time, we do not remember
that the Weekly has published single picture
relating to the Centennial when surely nothing
could be OF greater interest to the people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Heavy Loss in Iowa.

DESTRUCTION OF THE IOWA co.'s LUMBER MILL.
Assoctated Press Special Telegram.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 10.
The Iowa Lumber Co. 3 Mill, three miles from
this city, was burned, last night, with fully two
million feet OF lumber The loss on the mill il
estimated at S25,O0O on the lumber. $40 900
Tho fire is still burning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

Shouts OF approval go up all over the country
Ut the action OF ssarthmore College is deciding
10 broi instead of fry. 1t becomes evident that
The frying pan is tolerated only, and not loved,
and we should not be surprised to see terrible
outbreak against its despotic rule.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
To Physicians.
COACH IT'S DE PAIN
---- ''CKAt IT 10 DE fAIlN,
FOR RENDERIHG TIE MOST BITTER MEDI-
CISE5 TASTELESS.

These Caclets are made of simple II lur paste and
adapted to substances in powder form they dis
solve very readily in the stomach. thereby allowing
the contents TO act at once. They are prepared as
the physician requires them therefore the contents
are fresh material. The most nsuseou5 and bitter
medicines as Quinine, Aloes, etc, as well as those
of unpleasant edo like AssafGtida can be taken
with perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient,
the taste aad smell being perfectly and completely
disguised. To be up with the requirements OF the
times and the demands of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the q iisite apparatus for
neatly and eXpediously MI ng and preparing
tacnets for use which are much approved by both
physician and rat.ent.
K. BRlNGuURST Il CO.,
APoTHECARIEs
N. W. Cor Sixth AMI Market sts., Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tssssdai

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsssadoys
sreepted1 at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Solth-tcess
corner jrA and Market Streets. 1tSo cents COPY
Ten cents a ,seek DRLIvEnKD FRKz By carriers
Throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL iSt b cent y
mail TO any Post Oroe IN Nes caste County at seo'
ser annsns s1.q5 TOR months; 30 cents per month
10 Post Offices outside of Nsw cash county, $3.50 pc
aanun, ST. 40 for three months ~ cents per rno'tA
rsp Pup1.1sHyRs PREPAY POSTAGE IN all easea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

A story on our third page will be good reading
for young housekeepers- yes, ard for old ones
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
THIS SEASONS WANTS

ARE -ABUNDANTLY PROVIDED FOR,
FIRST. IN A SUPERB STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, SELEoTED BY
MIR. THOMPSON PERSONALLY IN EU
ROPE, AND IMPORTED BY HIM DIRECT;
SECOND. IN pDDITI0NaL FACILITIES
FOR THE MANUFa CTURE TO ORDER OF
CUSTOMER CLOTHING, BY CUTTERS
AND WORKMEN OF ACKNOWLEDGED
ABILITY AND MERIT. UNDER THE I'M
MEDIATE DIRECTION AND SUP
SION OF THE PROPRIETOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
HERE

CITIZENS OR STR Anglers CAN RE SUP
PILED WITH LIVERY ARTlCLE OF
OF A GENTLEMAN TO THEIR ENTIRE
SATISFACTION AT MODERATE PRlCHS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Kemcdies fnr ihe Epiznnt

Powders. LINIMENTs.
Milers, y. Fl. H. Liniment
Roberts, Tobiass Liniment,
Fou rs, Roberts Embrocation,
ueave-MiIlers Darleys, ,flargling Oil,
Mexican Mustang Llnl-
ment.
fun supply of all kinds of horse medicine whole
sale and ietail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
BARRIERS, supplies.

Pomaie soaps, pay rum, hair and shaving brushes,
bathers combs, Taylor's shaving cream, Auter's,
BTckingham's and Japanese hair eyes. Razors and
razor straps Cosmetic Bambleton's toilet powder,
French rose p0made. A full supply of extracts for
the handkerchief, viz White Rose, Heliotrope,
Jockey Club Jassamine, etc. Sold wholesale and
retail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West SITS.
BARRIERS would do well to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Navigation Closed.
speeial Aotites.
Foster,s nIood purir,er.

II you wish to soften and beautlfy q rough skin
take Fosters blo1d Purifier.
If you wish 10 cure pimples and blotches, take
Fosters Blood Purifier
II you wish to cure letter and ringworm, take Fos
ter's Blood Purifier.
II you wish to cleanse the blood from old and in
dolent ulcers, take Fosters Blood Purifier.
ur Blood Purifier does all we claim for it, II IL
purely Vegetable, contains no poisonous suDs ances
and is pleasant to take, has stood the test tor years
1t has cured hundreds of cases given uI by phys
clans as incurable. We challenge the world to pro
duce any medicine TO take the place OF our BLOOD
Pu'i1er. Tetter Ointment used in connection witt
the turher for all eruptio.s OF the skin. Solo
wholesale and retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
The Prince OF Wales.

.issoctdted Press Special Telegram.
BOMBAY, Nov 10.
The Prince OF Wales has arrived at Baroda
He was magniicently received by the new Guik
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
THE CONTROLLING IDEA

ED BY FASHION, AND TO OMIT NO FEA-
TURE E-sENTIAL TO A POPULAR AND
suCCE sSFUL BUSINESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

The Philadelphia Press seems di1posed to
boost Governor Hayes, of Ohio, for the Presi-
dency. The Republicans might do worse than
take Governor Hayes, who is steady and stead
fast, earnsst and honest. Moreover he has the
prestige of success. But even in the Ohio cam
paign, at least three others-Schurz, Woodford,
and Judge Taft-exhibited higher qualities OF
leadership, greater ability to direct public
opinion and give shape to the issues of the can
vass, than Governor Hayes did.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
rIrs. DR.. Foster,s cough Mixture

Stands unrivaed as a specific for groups coughs, |
colds and all bronchial affection. A prompt, safe |
and reliable remedy pleasant TO take. sold whole |
sale and retail at FOSTERS DRUG STGRB,
Cor. Front and West streets.
full supply OF fac felt lung protectors for weak
lungs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
A NEW FEATURE

Is THE IMPORTATION DIRECT OF
READY-MADE ENGLISH ULSTER OVER
COATS,A MOST SERVICEABLE ARTICLE
FOR OUR AMERICAN WINTER. TIL ESE
GARMENTS WE'RE MADE TO ORDER IN
LONDON EXPRESSLY FOR THIS HOUSE,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT SMALL PRO-
FITS. PRICES FROM SIS TO $40, PRICES
FOR THE SAME IN LONDON BEING CD
AND f5 STERLING.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

Depression in the present selling prices OF
real estate ID noticed in other cities as well as
Wilmington, and the Boston Transcript tells it's
readers that a better period than the present
for investment in real property will not be
known for many years. In New York it is re-
ported ON good authority that number OF
wealthy capitalists, realzing.the fact that prop
erty is sselliug below its value, have been quietly
bnying, under assumed names, all of the best
which has been offered at the auction rooms. 1t
il predicted that at a very moderate calculation
these investors will get twenty per cent inter
est on their purchases in less than three years
from the present time, and the World makes
the remark that "Every one knows that the al
formations in the price OF real estate at about
successive five year periods have been the max.
ing of our largest fortunes, and that in the next
rise, whether it comes this winter or next, to
the man who buys shrewdly at the lowest point
OF depression, there will be more millions in it
than in almost any other business
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

WHO, IN ORDER TO PROPERLY RP-
PRESENT THE GROWTH AND Pho
gRkSS OF THIS BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
IN AMERICA, NOW AND DUEING THE
CENTENNIAL, HAS PERFECTED AND
INAUGURATEO A REPRESENTATIVE
AMERICAN MERCHANT TAILORI 4G rs
TABLISflMENT, WHICH FOR ADAPTA-
TION AND COMPLETENESS BXClTFS
ADMIRATION AND INVITES CoMpARI-
SON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

Some of our Democratic exchanges seem to
have convinced themselves that the CONNER
c1AL is opposed to Mr.. Bayard's nomtnation for
the Presidency This is pure effort OF their
brilliant imaginations. No newspaper in the
State, Democratic or Republican, has more
fairly stated the prominent position which Mr..
Bayard has lately acquired in his party or been
more prompt to recognize the advantage which
the recent elections gave him over his compe-
ttors for the nomination. If his party n
vention, next year, should select him as stan
dard- bearer, certainly we shall not complain.
In our Judgment the Republican candidate
for President will be elected in 1876, and II
Senator Rayard's friends, or himself desire
that he shall be candidate for defeat it is
their business, not ours. Let Mr.. Bayard be
nominated, by all means, rather than a strong
or man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
A DozEN SUITS

OF PATTERN GARMENTS MADE TO
ORDER BY HENRY POOLE, ESQ, OF
LONDON, AND MONS. CASPER WITZIG.
OF PARIS, REPRESENTING THE FASH
IONS OF EUROPE FOR THE ENSUING
SEASON, ARE OPEN FOR EXHIBITION
AND EXAMINATION.
A SPECIAL INVITATION IS RESPECT
FULLY EXTENDED TO
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. 10 schoonerJ. r. Anger, and refusing to do
;Gaty after signing articles of agreement.
Case continued Until to-day. ls q ,sI5, ys5,y
Ann johnson and sallie Taliaferro (botb
eolored). charged with entering the house Of
Robert johnson 10 the nighttime and steal.
Ing watch and chain and pair Of pants,
all valued at twenty dollars. Case continued
until today. '7~ T ~. s., { .2z. 81, s,', ..'''a
Bernard Jacobs, charged with assaultine
and beating a. Goodman. Fined two dol
lars. IL. -. i .5s.....
Thomas Duke, for riding faster than al.
lowed by ordinance, was fined two dollars
Joseph Hill, for driving through the streets
faster than Is allowed by law, and knocking
down Mrs. johanna Landhof, was iaed
twenty dollars; Albert Brooks, for driving
across the, Free bridge too fast, was fined
ten dollars. ;Ig:.4
John Rose, charged with forging the name
Of 4. W. Owen for the sum Of five dollars,
was sent on for Indictment. 1a' @a %
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Communicated

We noticed few days since in your CO.
lumns an appreciation Of enterprises new
vessel called A. 3. Goodman, built at Lewes.
Del, By David w. Moore and others. Mr..
Goodman being heavy shipper of bark oy
this line of vessels. .-,o.E &C.
We are always glad to see enterprise, but
fear the enterprise above stated Is rather 10.
furious to our forests. We have learned tna'
the counties of Campbell, AppomattoX
Prince Edward, and Nottoway, on the
Q. and NJ. railroad, have been completely
stripped OF all the blackjack bark and 10
Halifax, Charlotte, Lunenburg, and Amelia
on the, Richmond and Danyille railroad, and
several counties on Chesapeake; and Ohio
railroad, also on the jones River and Kama
wha canal; and fear that the day is not fal
distant when we will be no better of fol
blackjack than Delaware and Maryland are
= ? e 4
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UNITED STATES CIRcuIr CoURT.--In the
limited States Circuit Court on Saturday c.
F. Tapscott, late postmaster at Kilmonarck,
Lancaster county, was tried for robbing the
mail, and was found guilty and sentenced to
five years imprisonment. tt32if
Tapscott, when asked what be had to say
for himself, declared his innocence; asserted
that he was Christian, and. martyr-like, was
willing to suffer any length Of imprisonment
that might be xsd; Juags 0esrOp 5OSo rom 10 sIa
ters as q particularly outrageous crime against
the public.
Twenty two cases against the administra-
tor Of William Barrett, deceased, for falling
TO stamp checks, was tried and verdicts TOT
the defendant rendered. s.,,a;s ~
1t was agreed that the remaining cases
against individuals should be submitted to
Judge Bond. -
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NgYrNG OF INnEPESDESTs.-A meeting OF
IgGrrarQcalS wSs held on Saturday night
II 'front.' OF the Old Market Hall. Mr.. E. L.
Eurc1 presided, and speeches were made by
Nt-,.,. ". G.. Knight, John S. Wise, Pat
!cs Henry Starkc, and William ?. Burwell.
Fora time there was some disorder on the
Our,kitt, o. the cro%d.
The Independents Obtained permission
nom judge Meredith. who is acting Mayor
il th" ah>ep2e of Mayor Kelley, TO use the
U.t Market Hall for this meeting, but under
4 resolution OF The Council The ball was being
prepared As quarters for Confederate vete-
Iau>. and could not therefore be used for the
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Vol. XLYIII.
Unvcttang OF she Jacksan statue.

Colonel Bradley T. johnson, the senior
volunteer officer in the State, will assume
command of the white volunteers presently 7,
the city tomorrow. All companies arriviy ~
IN the city will report to him. Captain E.
ID. Starke, of the First Regiment, has oeen
assigned to duty rs Assistant Adjutant. Gene,
rsl, and Captains j. B. Purcell and .Alonzo
T. Phillips. and Messrs. William L., Royal
S. Sprigg Campbell,J j. Il. Laughton, William
Branch, and B.. Saunders johnson Lave been
appointed aids.de-canp.
Members Of the Association Of the Army
of Northern Virginia, and all sailors and sol.
ders Of the late Confederacy r.ot belonging
to other organized commands or associations,
are to meet on Tuesday morning. at 8 O'Clock
promptly, on First street south Of Broad
the right resting on Broad and facing west.
General w. IF. Lee. president of the AS.
sociation, will be in COMMAND of this organi.
zatiou. General w. II. Payne will command
the cavalry, General John R. Cooke the in
fan.ry, and General r. Lindsay Walker the
artillery. s.eas4.,. r. =.
The Richmond Howitzer Association will
assemble on the morning Of the 26sh on
Bank street, In front of the Custom House,
| at 9 O'Clock, for the purpose OF uniting IN the
procession 10 honor OF the unveiling. Ali
| Of the old Howitzers are expected to unite
with 1t on that day.
Tae Richmond Fayette Artillery will as.
| semb4e on Tuesday at the same time and
place with the Old First Regiment Associa'
ton to take part 10 the procession.
| The members of the Otey Battery propose
to take part in the ceremonies, and will as
semble at 8 O'Clock on Tuesday at Messrs. d
n. Walker & Co.'s office.
The Crenshaw Battery will also take part
| in the ceremonies, and will meet at the office
OF Dillon, Elicit & Co., 1902 Cary street, to-
day at II O'Clock.
The two branches of the City Council will
meet at the Council Chamber on Tuesday
! morning, where they will be provided with
carriages and be assigned place in the pro-
ceSsioa.
The singers and musicians who are going
10 take part in the grand hymn to be sung a
the uuveiing Of Jackson's statue on Tues
Iday are to meet Mr.. Charles Seigel this eve
ming at the Virginia Opera-House at 4 O'Clock
The collectors who were appointed at tht
meeting of citizens few days ago are tt
meet at the Office Of the Virginia Home In
surance Company at 6 O'Clock this evening
They will no doubt report goodiy sum col
lected to pay the expenses incident to tn
unYeilug.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HlGH-
SCHOOL. The following isl list of the pupils
on the roll of honor this week at the Rich
rond High School, of which Mr.. w. F. Fox
is the efficient principal
Junior GaSs.-Lucy Powers, Emma Rid
dick, Ida Ragand, Annie e. Simms, Mamie
Schaap, Gertrude Smith, Rachel Van Wort,
Lallah 4. Wright. Lule Walker, Ella Hicks,
Maggie Coghlan, Alice Coghlan, Sallie Cosby.
Mary L. Cottrell, Carrie Ege, Alice Ezekiel,
Rosa Felsbmau, Lille Y. Hutton, William
+. Cree, R. w. Manly, Harry Moses, Alex
Schaap, J. 2. Siith, August Unkle, Harry S
Walker.
Intermediate ClasS.-Carrie Bennett, Ida
c. Cox, Mamie Jamison, Nellie Johnson.
Lula Minetree, Annie B. Pace, Laura Pecor,
Salie b. Powers, Linda Southall. Fannie
S:agg. Rebecca L. Taylor, Jennie Hall, Wh.
liam 4. Crershaw. -
Senior Uass.-Laura Bracket. Henrietta
Crayer, Clelia R. Crespi, Mary E. Fox, Jusia
K. Henniug, Theta krause, Ada w. Lee, Sue
McWilIlam, Daisy Murray, George FL. Arm
stead, Frank D. Beveridge, Lawson l.. Dear
born. C. N. Mayes, William A. Smith, Will
liam G. Pulliam.
Attendance for the week, ninety.six per
cent
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAx.

WARREN & UPPER 4 P. M. half acre lot, with
blacksmith's shop thereon, at the intersection
OF the Nine. Mile and Creighton rosds.
COOK & LAUGHTON, log A. NJ, for "A. 8. Bet,
telheim, No. 120h west Clay street, household
furniture, piano, &C.
JOHN ". WRIGHT II A. NJ, at the sheriff1s oE.s
ice, No. Ills Main street, lot OF law books. ~
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, 4XP ", small farm two.
miles north OF Richmond, 41S 5't5i5s1s =
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Az p. NJ. building lot !
on Franklin street facing Monroe Park.
". GODDIN, SIX P. b., commissioners sale ofim-'
proved real estate In the city Of Richmond. i
A. B. DUESBERRY, II A. H., 25 500 Havana and
seed cigars.
j. r. HOCKADAY, 12 NJ, fruit, vegetables, &c.
WHITEHEAD, DICKINSON 4 CO., 1o4 A. NJ,
groceries, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-25

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-Tbe follow
ing is list of the conveyauees Of real estate
for the week ending October %, 1875 Lots
fronting-5O feet on Nicholson street for $2
80 feet on Sixth street corner OF Baker
for $3.50 26s feet on alley between Judah
street and Brook avenue for 800 40 feet on
Second street near L for $4,000; 6S feet on l
street corner Second for S5,600; u feet on
Thirtieth street between M and N for S415 ;
81 feet on Buchanan street for Sl0; 81 feet
on Buchanan corner of Christian for S45 ;66
feet on X street near Twenty-ninth for $4.-
600; A feet on N street corner Of Thirtieth
for S24O; 81 5 6 feet on Short street near Scott
for II 400