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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
Travellers Home.

Arrivals yesterday from San Fran
cisco by Coast Line Stage: J p Lor-
rey.
From Ventura: + G Pedur, w p
Reynolds.
From Santa Barbara: Lee Wo.
Departures this morning by Coast
Line Stage for Conejo Ranch: Mr.
Goodrich.
For En- CHINO Ranch: Timoter Ara
han.
For San Diego: Mr.. Bushyhead.
For San Luis Rey: Mr.. Goldbaum
Departures this morning for San
Francisco by Telegraph Stage Line /:
G w Brooks, J Gray. J Cohen, S J
Brown, G + Coleman, John Powell,
Mrs John Loop, w H Platt, S G Hill,
G Willard.
Arrivals by Telegraph Stage Line
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco: w e Shaeffer, c Bedell, w II
Russell, C M Plum, G NJ Plum, jr, Mrs
Peter, Miss Peter, w G Hill, Mrs
Passmore and boy.
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himself fortunate. With such cheap
food as alfalfa swine can be raised
profitably at three cents per pound.
Our climate seems well adapted tor
this animal, and it is even more pro-
life than in the Western States. A
Berkshire sow will litter from eight to
twenty pigs-a ratio of Increase that
surpasses Ohio. There is a ready mar
ket in this city for all that can be rails
ed, and within year the San Fran
cisco market will be opened. AS fine
bacon as ever seen has been put up in
this section. Mr.. BENNETT on Also
street, is engaged regularly in the busi-
ness of curing meat, and finds it profit
able. Last season he cut one thous-
and hogs, and this year will pack
more than double that number. Our
farmers will do well to investigate
the subject.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06

THE Democracy of Minnesota, Neb-
raska, Wisconsin, Maryland, New
York, Massachusetts, California and
Oregon have declared for hard money.
The cotton States, embracing Virgin
ia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Ar
kansas will undoubtedly advocate a
specie basis. The sands are drifting
rapidly from under the feet of old un-
Gle Allen of Ohio.
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MORNING DISPATCHES
80 A. M.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.]
EASTERN NEWS.
Moody and Sankey.

Moody and Sankey.
NEW YORK, October 5th.--It is re-
ported that Moody and Sankey pro-
pose to erect a building somewhere in
the vicinity of 34th street, in which to
hold meetings. 1t 10 now said that
the expense will be borne by Wander
bilt.
Confirmed.
DETROIT, October 5th.-The Stand
ing Committee of the Eastern Diocese
of Michigan to-day confirmed the elec-
tion of Rev. DR.. McLaren as Bishop of
the diocese of Illinois.
A Lost Roy.
New YORK, October 5th.-This af-
ternoon, while the owner Of feed
store at All Washington street was
moving some hay from the rear part
OF the store they found the dead body
Of boy between two bales. The boy
was shortly afterwards identified as J..
sullivan, aged three years, who has
been missing from home since the 5th
of September. 1t is supposed he fell
between the bales while playing. He
was supposed to have been kidnapped,
and the police have for two weeks
past been on the track Of the supposed
abductors on Long Island.
Bowen and Tiltsn.
BROOKLYN, October 5th.-Ths libel
suits of Bowen VS.. Engle, Bowen vs..
McDermott and Tilton VS.. The. Engle,
were on the City Court calendar to-
day, but were not called, as the coun-
sci on both sides have made arrange
ments for the future disposition Of the
suits.
Broeklyn Bridge.
NEW YORK, October 5th.-At the
semi-annual meeting of the Brooklyn
Bridge Company to-day the chairman
stated that the temporary bridge from
which to construct the main bridge
would be commenced nextJune. The
cost of cables for the temporary bridge
alone will be $4,000 to $4,000. The
bridge company will have to purchase
the property between the anchorages
and the towers on both sides of the
river. This property in New York
will cost them $45, 900 and In Brook
lyn $4,000.
Mysterious Disappearance.
WORCESTER, Mass, October 9th
L. F. Pond, prominent builder OF
this city, has mysteriously disap.
peared. He took passage on Fall
River boat for New York Friday night
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and has not been seen since. Portions
of his clothing were found in his state
room on the arrival of the boat at New
York, but no tidings of him have been
received. He was heavily embar-
rassed financially. Various theories
are advanced as TO his disappearance.
Logan and OgIesby Dissatisfied.
WAsHINGToN, October 5th.-A pri-
vate letter received here from Chicago
says that Senators Logan aud Oglesby
are very much incensed at the recent
changes of Federal officers in Chicago,
not merely on account of the remov-
ais, but because they were not con-
suited on the selection of the new ap-
pointees. Senator Logan is reported
as declaring that he will oppose the
confirmation of the new appointees in
the Senate next Winter, and with the
aid of his colleague will secure their
rejection. This he proposes to do in
order that his right to 4 voice in the
selection of men for Federal offices in
Illinois may be recognized, and he
expects every Republican in the Sem
ate TO support him in the case.
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EASTERN NEWS.
Indian Fraud. Investigation

New YORK, October 5th.-The Red
Cloud Investigating Commission did
not meet yesterday at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, as was expected. Harris
and Atherton are the only members
that reached the city. The Commits
slons will probably begin their consul
tations to-day In regard to the conclu-
sions drawn by each member from an
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
FOREIGN.
A Dead Thing.

MONTREAL, October 5th. With a
view to render impossible the disinter-
ment Of Gulbord's remains stake OF
iron twelve feet long by four feet wide
is being made. This is to be covered
by stone slab, riveted and bolted.
1t will require ten horses to remove it.
1t will be finished Saturday, and the
burial will probably take place a few
days after.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
Turkey News.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, October 9Th. The
Sultan has granted certain important
reforms in the disturbed provinces.
The Provinces will hereafter send del
egates to the Grand Council at Con-
stantinople. The heavy taxes hereto
fore imposed on Christians are remit
ted and the terms of military service
docreaae
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The spanish War.

MADRID, October 6th.--The Carlist
bombardment Of San Sebastian has
ceased. The shells did considerable
damage to the city and occasioned Sc
we're loss to the Alfonsists. The gar
rison will be Immediately strength
ened.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
Grant And TiIden.

When SAMUEL J. TILDEN was elect
ed Governor of the State of New York
he Immediately began vigorous war
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR monthly meeting Of
the Los Angeles County Medical Asso-
dent TUESDAY EVENING. October 9th, at
O'Clock. All regular physicians In good
standing are cordially Invited TO attend:
JOHN 8. GRIFFIN,
ocs II President.
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Enrthqake at Oakland

OAKLAND, October 5th.-A severe
earthquake, lasting three seconds, oc-
Cured at fifteen minutes past eight
this evening, vibrating North and
South. No damage reported.
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Latest kilograms.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINZ
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD |
PACIFIC COAST.
Por Los Angeles.

CALENTE, Oct. 5.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
c NJ Lombord, Nels P Nelson, w Pat
terson, Wesley Clark, J o Vance and
L Michels.
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Mrs. AUSTIN & Mrs. WOOD,

(successors TO Mrs. Farrell, Lanfranco block, J
TAKE pleasure in announcing that they
have removed from their room above
the American Bakery, and will continue the
business heretofore conducted by Mrs Farrell.
Fashionable DressmaElng. Cnttina.
Fitting, &c, promptly attended to.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
NEW TODAY.
NEW TODAY.
m r s. j. B Ak Err,
Room - Heinch's Block,
Patterns Of all Kinds.
CUTTING AND FITTING DONE.
oc6 I'm
NOTICE

TINE SHARES OF the East Los Angeles
] Ploneer Building Lot Association Will
be distributed at the Office of Messrs. Barbee
4 Gates, October 26th, at O'Clock p. u.
oc8 I'd o. V, PLOENIS, Sec.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
OF CHARLOTTE CON.

]. L. WARD. Secretary
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rhe ..,ov IN & Tine sensuaIlstic Phiioso-

rhe essay on sf The Eensualistic PbRoso-
,,hn nT the Nineteenth Century," by Proies-
aor Teabney. of Virginia, TO be published oy
a n p Randolph 81 Co. next month, be-
oIns HISTORICALLY by reviewing the sensualis-
s;c oh;losopby OF previous centuries, tracing
r. frnm Hobbies, through Locke ana ms
school. In England, and Voitaire and his TEL
snw.nbilosophers, in France, TO what the au'
thor considers its natural result Ia Ffenca
atheism and the reign Of terror. ne tnen
traees its revival In Hume and the Mais 20
i,a second development, as he views IL, 10
the evolution philosophy OF Darwin ana
-snencer. and the atheism OF Buchner.g Inc
chief line Of refutation, aoweyer, is 10 the
attempt to establish the opposite system OF
rational philosophy. The author yindicases
the In,uitiye powers Of the soul, and restates
the argument from design IN view OF tne
eyolutionist jections.- Ne,o York 1r'oan ne
She was y, plainly but richly dressed, and
walked straight up Fifth avenue, never turn.
ing to see what other ladies had on. Sne
had an intellectual face With someWnat
g persimmon . expression. People salo sns
was Boston girl here on visit-NeU 1or"
Mail. 81 E -
, Michael Lock is the name OF HOWARD.
county fool who paid ysgrant clairvoyant
Eve thousand dollars 10 show him where
Observation-Disclosures treasure was
buried on his farm. While Mr.. Lock was
eone 20 Kentucky with bucket Of Howard
County earth to replace with sacred soil tne
sibyl and her husband got up and dnsteo'
Indianapolis Herald.
The other day, when q Detroit grocer
spelled sugar s.h-u.g-e.r friend pointed
out the word and remarked, "Inat wore
isn't spelled quite right" "Ha see.
laughed the grocer, " one would think had
no education.v And he crossed it out and
wrote s-h.u.g-o.r.-Free Press.
"Isn't your husband little bald ?' asked
one lady of another, In store, yesterday
"There isn't a bald hair In his head" was
the hasty reply Of the wife.
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AUarson sares ys,sa.s =.
& ST Grub6s Il Williams,
Hesl Estase Agents and AuetteneYs,
Z ElAEentn street ,hetwres, Min "a ,s.,s.s

TyRUsTEEss SALE or TRACT ON
lsd aAhn n 81 ssSEEs GITY 81, SegsTY
TWExTx NILES ERljM RIGHMoaD. Ks s GASR
RIA - gsnsr I'm, virtue Of
sisgss aaiss aoss Assa snd dsiy RECORDER
nc the ofce OF thS sHctioReers. Nd. q Ese.sooina,
stfesf In The City or Rtchmsnd on MoNDSs 40 IN
eth day Recemhers181E hourysf1 n,e,sases
II No GIG irscsas LAMP sonysyed b ihe saiS deed
stake At the corner 6f tho said tract OF laf nm 49,
msin read, and rannsug thence along the ss,d rsS
8S.0S chairs, fflepce T. 81 degrees " IA cIsir y.
s,skeecrnsr % Rsx.s lard; thence Along ala Ia
astake corner OF sasd Hill Carriers ne ara c6snss
TO ract OF Lind called Bei7s ~ thence a. ~ A.
grceg ESQ chains 70 the pisce Of befinuins. ue"
6 Thu land lof which there arr about 300 acre.,
was ocefh6 pzot erty Of ID, w. Haxall, and sSiosns
Carriers ond it is q gray chocolate soil, and A. a
omit some rIain Bat,d1nes. q 80, = H : n'S
TERMS Cash sufficient TO par the expenses up
executing this truss and 10 discharge bond .Ss.s
E1,600 with Interest from z6th August 1910. mn.
til paid. and the residue OF the pureiiase.r,1orey
upon such terms a. che grantor Ia said deed nat
prsscrtbe. PHILIe HAXALL, Trustee.
1 GRuDns q WILLIAMS, Anctfoneers. = no27
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SCI BY chathn, Staples & Co,
z Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.-r EIt 40. ffTenth street. y

DosITIvE AND PEREMPToRY SALE
IL OF A. VERY VALUABLE FARMsTHkE,sEs
renmest az the owner. we Will SILL at pubic aus.
tom OF, the premises, on FRIDAY, Decemhe: 8,
1875, at IL O'Clock Nj the valuable FAEM a. prs,
road al M thee miles from the city, and 90 dinln4
the lands OF Dr. His, w. b.. Rsnaop ssa.e; 4Id
others. The tract contains about ivy pRRf Ec3E
DWELLING with SIX rnonsi 'front.' Az rene
porches, closets, &C.; brick sttcnen VII ar,e-.
rooms, and other out-buildings, 10 gnoa W ,tsn
ing dtsirabic farm convenient 10 the csy I ot
fall to no pleased with this place, tad saoaSa I'VE
xpSssyr ~ THE VERY LIBERAL TERMS: one
fourth cash; and the balance In equal ~
at one, two. three aud four yesrs WIN n,ei 10
he secured by a deed OF trnss On the pIQperty.
-, ~ le.{g S 1n-f-'Sss II x 80 Aucti9reers.
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= All the writing ninnghammers are not con

All the writing nfnHy hammers are not con-
Gned to American newspapers. There Is a
French journal which says 9 Had we the
prince and empress back, then should ne
have no more threats of the dong sword eli 4
certain wonan.rid General MacM like
childcaa at school in case of i isoheiience.
Germany wouldn't be quite SO subsequently
bowed 70, as In the Herzegovinian affair.
The arts would flourish again: IA.
"The intelligent juror !" madeatis appear
once yesterday in the SeannelI case, and being
asked II he had any conscientious seruples
on the subject feapitsl punishment y stated
he !" was sick at the time and did not read
the papers. !" On further inyestIg cation 1t
was found thathe did not know Whattcapi
tel punishment was. ae,ps York riibune. ~
VS. don't know csf anything more erabars
rassfng than TO go into your barn at night 1
and pick up an afghan and find out that it Is
q wildcat. An Indiana man did this, and he
endorses the opinion. ochsster Democrat |
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

COMMISSIONER SALE OF YALUA-
CBLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMUND.-By virtue Of q decree of the Chan:
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond s1isred On inc
Smith, &c, we shall, Gs special commlssioners
on the premises. on TUESDAY. November SO,
1875, at O'Clock r. ~, In the order advertised,
the following REAL ESTATE, belonging TO the DE.
yisees or the late James Bray-viz.:
& LIST. The LOT on the northeast corner q NAT
shall and Fourth Streets fronting about b0 Ieet anm
PUMPING back f09 feet, with . large FEAME
DW YELLING thereon. now occupied by ar: sMitnss
Cd. The LOT 10 the east, fronting 2S fssi ana
MENT thereon, Dog occupied by NE Henry J .las;
Sd. The LOT on the east line or Bouftn between.
Clay and Leigh. frontisg 80 feet. more or eSs, anI
running back ! 80 feet 70 an alley, with a fEAAS
DWELLING with brick addition, now IN the oc>
cupaDcy of Mr.. Brooks ..-,-
= The foregoing property is well located, - ccca.
pied by good tenants, and should atfact the psaS
ticuiAr a,testton OF those Wishing 10 seek soa sso
judleious investments. .o,ra
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and tweiys
montbS for negotiable notes. interest adaeo an. an1
little retained TIL all the purchase-money Is Iuhs
paid and conveyance ordered by inc court.
49, ~ JOHN s.. MEkEDITH,.
s @yIE rs y EDWARD Z. CANNON,
+ no rs Special Commissioners.
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Stephen "A. Douglas at one time thought
himself near enough to the presidency to
promise his friends offices. a correspondent
of the Chicago Times gives an account Of
dinner where there was generous distribu-
.tion Of this kind. When the list had been
nearly exhausted Mr.. Douglas noticed that
one of the guests, Beverley Tucker by name.
had not asked for an Office. Turning to him
he requested him to state what position he
desired. The man replied he had mo wish
for office, but only request to make, which
he disclosed as follows: cit is simple. I
hsgea Christian naree. My mother baptized
me Beverley. Some call me. tBev.' Now,
when you are elected President, want you
upon every occasion when we meet in pub.
lie to say Halloa, ReY., Is that yons How
are SOW, old fellowa7 Iswant you to slap me
on the shoulder and talk with me 'con6den-
tally. IL you will always treat me like that
when we meet q will ask no more."a
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By n. ~. Lee, 4it e
Anctsoneer and Real Estats Agent.
- No. IL Eleventh. street. Z

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM THREE MILES BELOW RICHMONn
FRONTING ON THE CHARLES CITY AMI
WILLIAMSBURG HOADs.-By virtue OF a decd
Of trust from Charles e. Andersen and wife 10
James E. Goddin, bearing date 10Th September.
1879, recorded In. the clerks ONCE of Henrtco
County Court d. B. 90, page 800, the undersigned.
as substituted trustee Ia place OF James e Gcddin,
by order Of the Circuit Court or Herrico county
pronounced on the ] 1th day of dune, 1874, I viii
proceed 70 sell at public ausion, on the premises on
TUESDAY the 7th or December, 1875. at &
O'Clock P. NJ, the property described In said deed
as two hundred and twenty-five acres tnow one hum
dred and seveniy.fye, Fifty acres having been sold),
be the same more or Iess, fronting on the Charles
City and Williamsburg roads; three miles from
Richmond. sss & =. $50. g-s sf.ssas.ss
This landlies well, is In fair condition. with small
dwelling and out houses, and should attract the at
tention OF persons wishing TO purchase for farming
purposes. ->
TERMS: BY consent OF the beneficiary secured By
said deed the land will be sold for one third cash
balance on acredit Of nine and eighteen mouths for
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust.
deed on tie property. Il. @. CRUMP,
no 90 ~ tt-ssgrlt15tf2 Substituted trustee.
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MRs. WILLIAM TELL.--Iu O Bakersfield
ear yesterday, remarks the Detroit Free
Press come men were taking about the
nerve Of William Tell in shooting AT, aople
on his sons aead. 70 yex an old lady who
was listening oneos the men said - 40
!, ...... Ihas was Mr. Tell; but what did his
ton her 70 s's'N1 : i''0sols ni s'u'
.,,,s y, III net hundred dollars ?, called the
.a lady. 10 an excited voice. aI'Ii bett .
thanarea collars that she sat up half The nIshf
peaofe patching that boys troRsera sn hs;d
sook decent to 90 out 80 - ' 4ae =
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9itha,ol,d lispattll,.
,,oNpAY. $500. NOVEMBER %, 1876.
IFor the Dispatch,
ma, mo Occasion Of tase UnveslfnE OF
ahe Sts1suc OF saonewall JaeksOtas

shc Stusuc OF Saonewall JaeksOtas
Hail, Eae,ands gsft Of nealded bronze 81
Thst bears the face and fern g,
OF him. who, ON Manassas fesd,
Amid It's battle storm,
With his brave men a. drmly STOOD
IN nen human forms were nown I'll
Like grain before the rcapcr,s scyine}
AS walls of living stones sa..
!. Rsheiss |. he cries, shrave Jacksons men, Il
A wall OF stone they stana.
y0su didss on that fllusirlous cay
- Win an Immortal fame; ts
Thy Stern err and daantless courage gave NJ,
s TO thee, { Ssonewati, q aame-
Il A narne that bears a hailoWeo cnaIm f
Taaynore than southern hearts,
And Rrjtafn's ncbiess sopss too, share
,ITho, wide Atlantic parts1 -.
The bomage we thy m me. pay |
nrnuvhs out ia noble, bold relief
Upon each tiela Of aIa stfifee :me,ted CHIEF
wh sS , ,sSs ssa % saa sS,ass
Its glory cssss halo Ger a :
TIE shadows Of all dime. :
And Stonswsli Jackson, not alone ~
For an those ss' Who Knew i lice truly, best,
were those who loved ,hse moss.
And ,hose who saw ;hy aaiiS lite
Sustained by IN abiding trust, :.
A faith almost diyine.r "-.'--.-,. :. -, Is
s yyhen Arnn. anfinchings thou didst see +.
\. Brave men 2ronnd tree fall, -
& THOU friss It was thy Eather's hand
Thai aimed each death. ped tsii.
HS was thy buckier and thy shield,
40 9s, n.e. aap powe er could Ssim unless
Tbe Father sent tt thence.
So perfect and sublime thy trust,
M da, aSs a SSoss m ase nightly truth.
The spirit In thee dweilsd.
Asoidier thou In deed and truth,
Who doubiy did'st esgouse
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BY Edward c. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
q No, 1918 Main street,

q = +"
DEAL ESTATE IN 30 CKETTS AT
III AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree pronounced
on the 2Sth Of November, 1875, by the Circnit
Court of Henricc, In the suit In equity he elm ae-
pending by the style OF Tyler o. Moore ct 49,, the
undersigned, as Commissioner therein named, WIN
off for sale on FRIDAY the Sd day OF Deem Der.
1875 at auction, on the premises OF OF 81
T. n OF that day, the following real estateTfo Wit:
That eligiby. located LOT In the town OF Ealsoa
of Nicholson street and running back between
parallel lines feet to alley feet WIDE Win
FRAMED HOUSE and Improvements tnereoa.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs Of said suit aaa ex-
penses of sale, end also the SUM Of $97.l9, WITH
Interest at six per cent. from the 3lst OF Aprli,
1872, and the further sum OF 80. with nKo
interest from the Sd Of October 1879 nnt pat,S,
and as to the residue, upon credit OF SIX mohtno
from the day OF sale, the purchaser to execute MS
negotiable note. with interest added r9W NJ. Inc aay
retained until the whole purchase-money is paid
and conveyance dirt cted by the court.
- - - 80 EDWARD Y. CANNON, n
s,-. Commissioner.
Sale conducted By EDWARD G. GopDls. no29
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BY Goddin, Warren g. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No, 1lO6 Main street.

SALE OF A FRAMED
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET AT AUCTIoN.-By
virtue of a deed of trust from John e. Bossieux.
trustee for Mary V. Bouiware. to the undersigned
trustees dated the Ist day Of November, 1873, and
duly recorded In the clerks office Of the Shancery
Court OF The city Of Richmond. u. 3. 101 B., page
97 we will proceed 20 sell, the premises at pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY the 9th Gay Of DeGem 10,
her, 1916, at4 O'Clock P. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT
located as above described. The house has four
rooms; lot, by no feet to an aiey1O feet ide.
TERMS: REASONABLE, and made known at SALE ii
no 90 WIN. IRA SMITH, Aias'ees. q.
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INsURANCE CoMpAN1Es.

n N. WALKER u CO., GENERAL III.
fDts SDRANCE AGENTS. 1914 MAIN STREET,
lRICH1foNp. VA. REPRESENTING the zssa s.g
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IH.
SURANCE COMPANY, %, ,L2naon and Edin.
= AMAZON INSURANCE. oMPAGY. OF Cincis
aa. ohioIsssets eyer g, 900 goo .,l,p ,ox,.
NY. or New ork--sssets ever 6S00.000: az A.
5LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynehburg, Ya--aAssS ofss
/. s ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY. Of
Brooklyn, 81. Y.--asseta over $500. GOO. a.,.
iyn. II. Y.-assets over s2,O0o.00l sSss 81 y
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth, Va-.-assets over 100000.
DepCsited WITT the Treasurer or Virginia, 81 69c
geo. LOSES eorttably aajpased ana promptly patd
ut this agency. Apple selicstect and .9mes
diate attention eifan fharstcs Z 8. oc 40
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A UCTION SALE OF SEVERAL BEAU
II TIFuL BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN THIRTY
THIRD AND THIRTY-FOURTH STREETS-By
request or the owner Shall sell at public auction,
on the premises op MONDAY the 29th of Hoven-
Der nstautl at4 O'Clock p. NJ, the abavedescsibed
LOTS, fronting thirty.three by one hundred and
sixty.fye feet each, and facing the proposed park
at Chimborazo These LOTS offer great induce
ments TO those desiring good investment or com.
TERMS: Reasonable and at sale.
no2 4 4 Il q o. N. BATES, Auctioneer.
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10 is said that the human body contains
over Two pounds OF lime. This makes n
easy Tor Q congressional committee 10 White.
1Haaa a GoFernmsnt official. Free Press,
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WANTS.

TTANTED, ORDERS z o. MAKE
wv CLOTHING at very low prices. Styie, &c,
and yorknanship warranted. Fifteen 10 twenty.
Ave per cent ssyed. Can refer To- many OF mg Gus.
tomers III desired. WEssoH Inc 1ailof. 9gf
No. il Tweifth street, two doprs below ifse
no 2a-1tsf ~ James 6oiei.
WANTED, TWENTY HANDST0 GET
wv RkILROAD-TIES for Mr.. NL o. Dill; also,
afeW5 WOMEN rs COOKS. Sc, 10 20 North also,
COAL MINERS to so to Indiana ana Hltaois--ah
so'O'sp' Apply = j. P. JUsTrs, Labor Agent,
no % ,ss slas lI No. 8 Fifteenth street.