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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-13
9ifl,n,ol,d 1lspatth,
swy-E1D,NEspAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1916.
Two Duncos Divorced.

comnendium OF the laws OF marriage
and divorce is evidently needed IN thls
conntry, but grain OF common sense
aee,ns to be what Mr.. and Mrs. William,
TAYLOR Morgan, OF Jersey City, most need.
Thny were married in May, and lived nap
,,ily until mother-in-Iaw suggested their
living in separate apartments on account OF
w;lliam,s health. This thoughtful mother
next advised her daughter-in-laW to make
her homo with her, to regard her husband
MS her brother, and to consider herself an
adopted daughter OF the family. Mrs. Nor
gar,. Jr., consented; and the next thing the
precious fools did was to ask Justice OF
the peace II it was lawful for them to hold
marital relations. They then returned
to joint apartment, and so lived
until airs. Morgan, ST., thought they
ought to have bill OF separation. Again
the younger woman consented on condition
that the family should provide for her. The
young couple went before Justice Martini
for q bill OF separation. He held their mar.
rage certificate between them and required
each to take hold Of opposite sides OF it.
ssNow, rull," he enioined, and the parch-
,nent being so torn in two, he waved his
hands apart and declared them legally ser
arated. The symbolic divorce was supple
nented by writing freeing Morgan from
the support Of his wife, to which she in her
guileless innocence put her name. The
young man and his family subsequently re-
fused to give the wife the promised support,
and so, being penniless, she sued him be-
fore Justice Crossman for maintenance.
The jury disagreed. These people ought
never to be separated. As Dundreary says,
he or. she might not find another such q
fool.
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ENCOURAGING SIGNs.-The improvement
in business, OF which we have noted many
signs, evidently continues. Better prices,
larger demand, and 4 more hopeful feeling
are noticed at Boston. Comparison OF grain
receipts and shipments shows a very re-
markable gain at Baltimore, and, with i'm
provement in other branches of trade, en-
courages the businessmen OF that city.
Philadelphia rejoices in traffic which is
still, rs it has been for months, somewhat
larger than that of corresponding periods
last year. Buffalo reports marked
improvement toward the close Of
August in grain rates by lake and ca
nal, although the receipts OF the month
were small. Pittsburgh reports a sudden
upward start in back clearings, which IS at
tributed in part to the rapid advance in oil,
but is. in part unexplained. New Orleans.
notwithstanding considerable loss in grain
receipts, rejoices in very large crops OF cot
ton and sugar. St. Lonis closes the cotton
year with receipts nearly double those Of
any year preceding, and has gained fairly
in cattle and in quantity Of grain moved
this year, though in some other branches OF
business loss is noted. Chicago is moving
very large grain crop, though at low
prices.
In this city there is slow but unmistaka-
BILE Improvement. Transactions are larger,
dealers more hopeful, and in some cases a
slight improvement in price already an
swers the increased demand. The clearing
house exchanges since August 1st have APP
preached more nearly to those Of 1875 than
in any preceding period this year. In view
OF the fact that prices are still more than ten
per cent. lower than in August, 1875, the fact
that the clearings are only 7s per cent.
smaller, indicates an. increase in quanti-
ties exchanged.-Nep York Tribune.
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THE FALL TERM.-The public schools
opened for the fall and winter season yes
terday, remarks NJ. Quad, and every child
in Detroit felt happy for an hour or two, if
not longer. A boy going down Second street
from the Cass school at noon met boy go
ing up from the Porter-Street school, and
the Cass boy called out:
"Hain't school bully, thought"
"You bet!" was the prompt reply.
SHOWS your teacher?"
"Nicest person you ever saw. / snapped
six paper wads this forenoon and never got
licked once!'
"Just like mine," called the other.
"When she saw me sticking pin into q
boy she smiled and smiled, and l believe
she's got heart like an angel"
Those lads may meet a week later, and
when they compare notes the first one will
remark:
stI'm licked regularly three times day,
and for nothing at ALL"
$50 am l." will be the mournful echo OF
the other.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
4 AND LOT ON MADISON STREET Be
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY sTREETS rs;
dated 9Th September, 1876, and recorded in the
Richmond Chancery Court, b. Is. log A, p: 145, to
secure certain negotiable note, default having been
made in the payment thereof, and being required SO
to do by the beneficiary the undersigned, as trustee
in said deed, will sell at public auction on the prem
p. IL, the following real estate. described in said
deed as follows: IAN that LOT OF LAND, with all
the Improvements thereon the east line Of Madi-
the said east line of Madison street between Marshall
and Clay streets twcnty-one feet north OF twenty
foot alley thence running northwardy and fronting
back eastwardly, and between parallel lines, sixty
two feet, to three-foot alley"
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and to pay
note of with protest and interest from Septem-
Der 9, 1876; and balance on such terms as VIII be
ANNOUNCED ut sale. LIE ROY +. BROWN,
Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioncer. Sc IL
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By J.L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr'
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
TfoS WIFI WEtL-BU iHT coNYENiENTLY;
ARRANGED FRAMED DWELLING, &C. AT
scriber, dated 9Th September, 1874, recorded In
Henrico County Court In D b. "a, p: 22i1 am and
being thereto required by the 6elehcary WIZ e SCI
ut AZ o'ciock ?. H. if fair; If not the next fair
day ereafter the aboye;described zeal estate On
road. eight miles from Richmond. The DWELL
ING contains seven rooms and two closets, and con,
nected with the kitchen Of two rooms by covered
norch md convenient store-room. Fine garden,
With best variety Of fruits. Yard ornamented with
flowers and shrubs. Well Of cool, purc water. Eight
trains pass daily to and from Richmond
TERMS: At sale A. L. BOULWARE,
On Jntds Trustee
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
By w, Goddiu

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
" OF NINETY-TIIREE AND FIETY-SEYEN
HIJNDREDTHS ACRES, ON THE NEW-BRIDGE
ROAD, IN -HENRICO COUNTY, OPPOSITE p THE 3lt;
NEW-BRDGE CHURCH, ABOUT FIVE MlLES
BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Henrco emf cred on the 9th OF
April, 1876, in the case of Barker vS. Barker, we
SHALL as special commissioners thereby appointed
proceed sell at public auction, OIL the premises on
MONDAY the 18th September, 1876, ut O'Clock
p, NJ the FARM located rs above. now occupied Dy
Mr. Garinta Barker, containing MIN NET fsPEf
AND FIFTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS ACRES.
On this farm there are the usual buildings suitable
for the place. The land Is Of fair quality, and the
neehborhood Is 4 desirable one. by agreement OF
parties full possession will DE given lst November
next, and In the meantime the purchaser can enter
on the land to fallow for fall crops, and Tor such -
provements rs he may desire to make.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and costs of suit estimated ut about $780, more
less balance at one two and three years Tor ne
gotable notes. interest added satisfactorily endorsed
and title retained till all Of the purchase-money IS
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
A. r. COURTNEY,
JOHN LYON,
Special Commissioners.
As counsel for the partes we consent to the above
CANNON & COURTNEY,
for plaintiff. Robinson Barker;
sec JOHN LYON, for Garinta Barker
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Nv Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
i STORY FRAME DWELLINGS ON MAR,
SHALL STREET, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the IA instant,
at 5H O'Clock 2. NJ we shall sell by auction, on the
premises, two neat and attractive TWO-STORf
FRAME DWELLINGS, with five rooms and
kitchen each on the north side of Marshall street,
corner Twenty-eighth street. Church Hill.
The LOTS front 81 by 155 feet, with an alley In
the rear 20 feet wide.
TERMS: one THIRD cash; balance in six and
twelve months negotiable notes given for the defer
red payments with Interest added, and secured by
deed of trust. RICHARDSON q CO.,
500 Auctioneers.
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NAEI.RO]J,AII IrNEs


@
-, u AlcfrAo 9 I 2, AND a PErsRsBrnoI
i(sOM5iENCING SEPTEMBER 3, 1875, train.
NJ on this read viii run as foiiows '.' i'
LEAVE RIcHMoND SOUTH,
$40 A. b., THROUGH MAI, daily tcon.so,...,
for Wilmington Charleston, saysnnsS
Eo.tn ,5a Augtsts, and all points souts
AND sSasa ss :. I; Sesginz-ear attached
stops only at Manchester ard Chen
8 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texceps s,nd,s,'
tickets sold by this train TO Lynef9
borg, and connection made at Petss.ss-
Ei OHIO train for statlons On tss an, md
1870 r. H. aa Th seSsssst't MH PGn, s;v
sss{ssi9t gers taking this trlfn WIN nsSs
~ Ia Glove connection at Petersburg ~
sf-5sga sorfSk, and AZ Norfolk With spiendid
Old bonlinicn steamers Tor New Yo, se
$40 NJ FREIGHT dayy gsa san ains
coach attached. "a 81 = 80 ~, WIN
flss,g 81 LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
ESQ A. M.s FREIGHTiTRAIS4d daily iexcept s,,.
II T aik, gsh '9 san r''a saii1
yI5Ianf . with Richmond, Fredertcksimrn .a3
.-.t,s, Potomac railroad for all points E saa
sP.M FREislHTT RI TRAIN daily texcept su,d,v,
with passenger-coaeh attacbed dsN1ssl'
s7:45 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily, eonnect,n.
So with Richmond. Fredericksb,ry anft
Potomac railroad for ali points F Enc
and West. Pullman sleeper stf.cha S'
running through to Baltimore. Ala,
making close connection with ,b
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for s tbe
Virginia Springs and all points Go, .aS
and West This train stons only y,
- Chester and Manchester my a.
The II A. 81. train from Petersburg and thu I on
p. A. train from Richmond will stop on signal =,
regular stations eN4a u
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave R.cbmond :,
LEO 2. III. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and Fp r.
DAYS. LII
ALE TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
the AppOmattox depot. HVin
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave p,.,,-
mond 1t 8 A. n. and z. d. h'ea'
seS A. SHAW, Superintendent,
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Al1IfrrOr sAIEs..-rutnrs Days.

GALE sQF, THE OAKLAND EEsTAI,EG,
- NEAR cLOvER HILL PITS, IN GHEsTEaas:.
FIELD COUNTY ~ R ss = aSa ~ "
SEABURN,s STORE, AT IL M-Pursuant to .
decree sffhe Hnsins Court Of Psterssurg In inc
saii or Tor saIe 10 the highest bidder. on the day,
nj the place and at the hour named above, all the
Interest or the late E. Schmidt and Amelia hls Tl1e
T IS I!s m in and TO i,204 ACRES OF LAND,
situated 90 above. formerly the home Of the nie ~.
r. johnson and Mrs. Mary Keech. II is possible inc
s,rty. near the Clover Hill railroad and pits, about
twenty miles from Petersburg, ana inc same ra
distance from Richmond, on the Appomattoa rlyea'
and eighteen months, tho purchaser to satisfac-
tory security In deferred payments and title retain
ed until paid for. The deferred payments 70 carry
interest from date. ,o,,r>-N
SAMUEL u. DAVIES:
Commissioners
n g cr,nrp~ Iuctioneor sc 12-Tu,Th&Std
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BY +. j. Sampson,
successor to Sims & Sampson,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THIRTY
THREE BOILERS ATTACHED. ONE PUMP
And FIXTURES, ONE FQRCE;; E !, r., AND \
TENT Block AND CHAINS, ONE LARGE
CHAIN, THREE GINS AND FIXTURES, AND
THREE FINE MULES, ON THE GuNhIEFE
THAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
VA, TWELVE MILES FROM RlCHMOND.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed to me by Robert
Marks and wife on the 9th day Of March, 1858, and
duly of record in the County Court clerks office OF
Chesterfield county, in Deed-Book SO, page 6s.
qured so to do by the bene ciares in said deed of
trust), on SATURDAY the 18th day of September,
1876, commencing 1t ~ O'Clock NJ, the VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY above described. This pro
perry, including the MULES, is all in cook working
order and condition.
The terms of the deed requires cash, but more
liberal terms will be announced at the hour of sale
se bid A. C. PULLIAM, Trustee.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAnnoAD,1 .
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., :
RICHMOND, Va, September I, 1876. }. i
+ RICHMOND, FRED'G & PoToMAC r. RICO.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. August 81, 1S7 y
OF TRAINS.

500 A. II. leaves Broad-sirect station daily ex
cept Sundays, connecting at Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at 2:35 p. b., making close connec.
lions for the Northwest. arriving. q!
Philadelphia at 6:5o r. NJ. and New
for Alexandria and Washington.
$50 P ~ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily
connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, opposite ,pItsdn
Baltimore, at 10 p. ~, and with
s NeE Y9fk rR tain sT Ct HR ia 3
Night express rio baltimore and
Potomac railroad at Washington,
arriving at Charles Street station, Bal.
sLEEpER From WAsHfNefoN
.s. RIO NEW YORK.
1000 P. NJ. leaves Byrd.Strect station tSaturdays
exceptedl, connecting at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
y. Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
Cos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad-Stree'
station Sundays exceptedl.
500 A. n. arrives ut Byrd-Street station tSun
days excepted). ,3
s sS E II a5ySi & s!fSR ss
80 ut Broad-Street station tSundays ex'
s:35 P. NJ. arrives at Broad-Strcct station daily
except Sundays.
Pullman seeperS on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Eroad-Street station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ga U 4 D \
NIGHTS for all points North and West; aud arriye
MoRNiNGs. Consignees Of i've stock and perish
able articles upon giving notice ut depot can obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills of lading and rates given to All pr1n'
General Superintendent.
C. A. TAYLOR,
les General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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AT REQUEST OF OWNER I WILL
n sell at public auction on SATURDAY, Septem,
ber 18TH at O'Clock PM that desirable LOI OF
ments thereon. Consisting OF aTWO-STORY BR1Ck
DWELLING and small FRAME HOUSE, NO. 10
north Twenty-ffth street, near Main street. o..
Parties desiring a home at small cost, or nrst-
class investment, would do well to attend
TERMS: One-third cash; balance At SIX enc
twelve months, six per cent. interest, securea ny
sc IL j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer:
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1776. 1875.
TA0IES RIVER STEAMBOATsLi%N.
~ COMPANY.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAI.Tl-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON D. G.
On and after TUESDAY. September IL, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for INC
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at 6ls o'clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassng
through the same Notifications, batte-elds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. .E........... 81 w
Fare to Norfolk and return 5U
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for Sale on steamers, at CARRIER & COX
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through Freight received daily fol
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ana regular land.
ings on James river, from 2 A. NJ. to- P. NJ, al
reasonable rates. -. ~ s..fs-rf-s ,.sr II
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
e L. ID. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ofdcf
atW. D. Blair 6 Co.'s, No. 903 Main street..
Sc IL
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j-... s BY F.J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LOT OF LAND WITH THE Ru1L u! ms !.
riTY Of MhNCHEsTER-B virtue Of q certain
deed Of trust executed to me by Alexander Briggs
and Mary Ann, his wife, dated the 24th DAY OF nay,
a7s and duy of record In the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court for the city OF Manchester, VIII;
required to do b the Sn he m pr
laos IN n WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of September,
1915. st 6 O'Clock P. NJ, one LOT OF LAND, with
The RIIILDINGS thereon, fronting 80 feet ON Jel-
ferson street and running back 81 feet, known as
Lot No. 19. ..,. Tho
houses could be made comfortable.
cured and costs Of sale. say about $500; balance on
easy terms which win I've announcer at the hour OF
sale. n. y. AIN $500,
sc Lids 1iustSe-
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By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
l1l3 Main street. OppoSite Dispatch office.

=
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
l. AND LOT ON JACKSON STREET.=By rir-
tue of deed of trust dated 9th of April 1875, exc
cuted by A. r. Brooks and wife to the undersigned,
rs trustees and recorded in the Richmond Chancery
Court ID. b. O5 b., D. 44S and default having been
made In the payment Of the negotiable note therein
secured, and being required so to do by the beneh.
public auction, on the premises, on the 14TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1876, at S O'Clock P. NJ. the fol-
low real estate described in said deed-as follows
All that certain LOT OF LAND In the city of Rich.
mond with n small BRICK HOUSE on it. fronting
thirty-o feet nine inches jackson street. near
Clark street, and running back between parallel lines
alley.
TERMS: BY consent of parties interested, will be
months, interest added, and secured by trust-deed
SOLOMON JOHNSON,
DANIEL HENDERSON,
A. II. BROOKS,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. sea
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HORSES AND MULES.-Mr. A.,
from the Valley of Virginia with THIRTY-FIVE
YOUNG HORSES, suitable for farming and driving
purposes. We have a carload Of BROKE AMI
MULES. just In from Kentucky; ull OF
which we Will sell very low for the CASH Cali OF
TURNER & CO.'S back stables Franklin street.
Sc 1S-4t CtARKE a PAIL. l.
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DRY GOODS.
OPENING OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN

s NEW, BEAUTIFUL, and CHEAP FALL GOODS
just open9d at
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS in all the new shades
Beautiful Al PERCALES in navy-blues and seal
brown, stripes, figures, and solids;
Great bargains in BLACK ALPAOAS and Mo-
HAIRS:
FELT SKIRTS In new styles from 75c.up;
REVERSIBLE StIAWLS In entirely new patterns
wHiTE Wool iFLANNELs from 1890. up;
GRAY TWILL FLANNELS at 16Ac.. and up;
Extra bargains In RED TWILL FLANNELS;
SOLID, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA FLAN-
LADiEs' BUCK GAUNTLETsa at zoe. worth 75c.;
LADIES' KID GAUNTLETS at Toe. worth 81 .25;
Extra bargains IN SILK RIBBoMs at 5,s and loo;
CHILDREN'S PLAIN and SILK-CLOCkED SOL
lD-COLERED HOSE In all the new shades
New lot Of KID GLOVES, fall shades, at Soc;
BUSTLES In entirely new styles from soc. up;
New and beautiful PRINTS Ut e4. 81, and 16c.;
BLEACHED and BROWN COTT0ES at the old
prices; and lots Of other new fall goods which will
be sold at close prices ut JULIUS MEYERS.
NINE: DEMoREST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS
OF me fall and winter fashions just opened. Fl =
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CL0THryG-
~ VIZ CLOTHING. :"
Holm LATOUCHE,, .t.tg:,. z-,t .f...as
y MERCHANT TAILOR MN
No. 4 TENTH STREET. tfH

just received, first instalment Of FALL GOODS
These goods have BEEN bought low, viii be made III
In the LATEST STYLE by unsurpassed workmen
and sold at . small proakss, "A f4 81 a, s1;s...I Il
lean offer good, substantial CASHMERE SUIT
fnew goods, well made and wei trimmed, Tor SSS,
CASH. s:,af .5..4j, 80 4. ,,Ir,;
s DRESS SUITS in proportion, Of the finest goods.
n,t0A
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EoR RENT, THE DESIRABLE AND "a
Il WELL-ARRANGEDB BRICK TENEMENT Mgs
HOUSE, No. north Second street, containing six
rooms; kitchen, and other. conveniences-all in
thorough repair. Possession In q few days. 81.
E. D. EACHO, Real Estate Agent, ~.
9 Sc l1-4t No. 8 Fourteenth street.
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ByP.J. Wright, Stock Auctioneer.

UCTION SALE OF STOCK.-At my
N Office, WEDNESDAY the goth instant, at p
O'Clock. for account Of whom it may concern, III
Try SHARES of the STOCK of the. GRANITE IN
O. 4MW&Ftd P.J. WRIGHT.
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BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
-ls'E 1915 Main street.

rHRUsTEE's SALE OF THE yALU-
l. ABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTH,
WEST CORNER OF -B ROAD AND FIRST
sTREETs. WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed Of trust from
Francis Laube and wife dated I'd September, 1S69;
on the premises, on FRIDAY, September ~, 1879,
at O'Clock P. H. the above described pR0PERII
occupied by said Laube, undertaken The lot fronts
16 feet wide. q r ~ csrs5 80 -
TERMS Atsale. RI PHILIP kkFLEh,
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s9-CENT, STORE.

. SS.GENE SaOESE.
RECEIVED AT THE
0o-CENT STORE,
Six dozen LARGE BIRD-CAGES,
Ten dozen VALISES and SATCHELS,
Fourteen dozen UMBRELLAS,
Another lot of PARhSOLS,
A large lot of LUNCH-BAsKETs.
New styles GENTLEMEN's HATS.
A few more large MARKET-BAsKETS,
New subjects in OIL-pAINTING with GILT
FRAME,
New CFROMOS,
large lot gentlemen's COLLARS and CUFFS
THREE-SHELF BO0K-RACMS,
Larse-sizc WALNUT STANDS.
We still keep full line Of TEA and TABLE
SPOONS, which we warrant extra plate, on white
metal, mt the
aul5 99-CENT STORE.
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aucTIoN sArEs..Tnts nay.

BYE. w. Powell, Anctloneer Il.
IS. 1924 Main street.
rRocKERY, GLASSWARE, HARD,
~ WARE, &C., ATAUCTIoN.-THlS D ~ u IL ~
'o W 9 CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE,
T,AMPS, JARS
DISHES, GOBLETS, &C.
.e- ALSO,
A lot OF HARDWARE, consisting Of 2 general
Auctioneer.