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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-06

Commercial failures do not argue that
business is bad, only that men are bad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-06

Belocca, the Russian prima donna, travels
vita duenna, that she may not duenna
wrong.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-06
BY TELEGR AP H
KU-KLUx CRIME IN SHREVEPORT
Twenty Masked Men Riddle a Sick
Man With Bullets.
THE AssAssINs RETIRE IN GOOD ORDER
The Community Condemns the Crime
AND HAVE NOT CAUGHT THE ASSASSIN
ALL QUIET"

Especial to the New Orie%s Republican,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-06

lc0N:iNt ND IN EI0H~H PAeE,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

ADMINISTRATORS have lately ut
tracted unwonted attention, owing to one OF
them having come down with thump on
Windsor Castle. This incident would, bow
ever, have caused no surprise in countries
where the fall of meteoric stones from the
skies is almost rs common as the shower Of
stones and other missiles hurled by the play
full youth OF London from railway bridges
ut passing trains. In the Mysore provinces
the fall OF aerolites is, says Bangatore pa
per, common enough, and Mr.. Keynes, in his
Statistical Fragment on Mysore," drawn
up in the year 1900, states that masses Of
immense size are said to have fallen from
the clouds at different periods. In the latter
part OF Tippoo Sultan's reign it is on record
and well authenticated that piece fell near
Seringapatam OF the size of an elephant,
which, by the Sultan's officers, was report
ed to produce the effect Of fire on the skin
OF those who touched 1t, q comparison ma
turally made by. persons ignorant Of the
sensation Of extreme frigidity. 1t is stated
that two days elapsed before 1t was entirely
dissolved, during which time 1t exhaled
such a stencil as TO prevent people from APP
preaching it. This account 10 in the public
record OF Nppo0's reign, from gentleman
OF the greatest responsibility Of character
and high In the civil service OF the honors-
BILE company - London Observer.
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r,os,r LIKE 10 TELL BEFoRs Fol- "a !.
horn y.handed phrenologist In ~ sYest-ena
grocery Of Madison, Wis.s the other evening
Glazed his hand on q friend head ana
.sIsil,. do you want Co know your capas
city and perceptfbieness
Eyes, II I've got any" was the reply.
81 ssWell. then, = replied the phrenologist,
81 place the tip OF my thumb about the CEN
tire OF the ear thus; then extend my nm
gers around the posterior portion, called IN
phrenology the occipnt; then Join the tips
Of the fingers OF both hands, and endeavor
to bring the thumb tips together, but the
thumbs don't meet by--great goodness
At this point the phrenologist looked
puzzled, and gazedu at Che ceiling grareiy.
stOut with it; I am prepared TO hear the
worst, )" eaid Bill. :,
But the pkrenoIosist said he'd have to tell
him privately, and took him out and up tne
street till near saloon door, when ne paused
and whispered in Bills ear:
.sYou've got powerful brsir--a power,
full intelIek-and orto be In Congress stead
of using hammer" Bill dragged ms
friend into saloon and called for "the
best in the house." They drank, and BAL
asked: tsWhy didn't you tell me In the
presence OF those men ut the grocery
3. Because said the phrenolosist, knew
they'd call me fool."--Deaf Mute Ad-
UQace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

IL
RleaosD 1ss osssss
GCHEDULEOF TRAINS, TAKING Eff
~ Feet OCTOBER g., 1676.TEAIN NO. L.
NEW YORK AID NEW ORLEANS halL,ANp Ex.
PnESs-LegVes Richmond &C 7:60 A. M; leaves
Burkeville ut n. ;.lcayes Danyiils it 2:59
p. H.; leaves Greensboro mt $40 r. Nj leaves
sion as fo Z as Charlotte as io4l
TRAIN II. No. a.-NEw onEEAxs AMP NEW IonE
Leaves yqis ssS r 5ss s sS
1 sSs Ps9as sas sasfs i S?s
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNcHEUHG RAssENaER.-
vile al / Z. 81; leaves BurkeyIils al g pm. ar
riyes Of Lynchbnrg ut $40 r. NJ
ssts SpsEs!s " Fey sfVs Ct R
n Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with the
Trains Nos. and o connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsbero'
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
PhiIadelphia, and New York.
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile New Orleans ana a and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, AUGUSTA Charleston
Savannah. Tallahassee, and al southern points.
Train No. 6 connects ut Burkeyille with the Ata1-
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from LynchonrS,
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
POINTS and baggage checked through.
: Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans.
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through bet "een
Richmond and Atlanta, s,se+
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket No checks
viii be given. Z. 81 r. TAICOTT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN 4. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
BY Grubbs C Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerE,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE COTTON-MILL AND
N MACHINERY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY Of MA&SCH1ESsTER Var A,i to s1I BE
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876, AT ~ O'CLOCK M
On the day and ut the hour named we shall sell by
auction to the highest bidder. upon the premises In
the city of Manchester opposite to the city OF Rch-
mond, Va, the large BRICK COTTON.MILL and
MACHINERY belonging to the Manchester Cot
ton-Mills" on James river. The mill contains
about 5000 spindlcs, and other machinery in pro-
portion, and has perpetual lease of water-power to
run at least $4,000 spindlcs. The largest part OF
the machinery has been recently purchased, anu Is
OF the most modern and approved style.
The cities of Richmond and Manchester two
growing places, afford market Oh the spot for al
most the entire manufactured products of the mill.
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES in Manchester,
occupied Dy the operatives, and number OF BUILD
ING LOTS will also then be sold ut auction.
TERMS: For the mill and machinery S., 900 In
cash the residue in equal payments ut six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty -four months. For the tene-
eight, and twelve months purchases to execute for
the deferred payments negotiable notes with Interest
added from the day of sale satisfactorily endorsed,
and further secured by deeds of trust.
Either one of the committee named below, or Cap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM the treasurer and agent,
at Manchester, will give any information desired.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
JOHN MCGII.L,
j. WESLEY FRIEND.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JOHN H. TUCKER,
Henderson, n. G.,
Committee for sale.
cprRps & WILLIAMS, Auchoneers. SECS
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AUcrIoN sALEs4Futur Days.
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estasc Agent and Auctioneer
1910 Mnfr street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
DESIRABLE FRAME DMELLING, on S,t GlsAd
AND TWENTY.EIGHTH STREETS, SHpkG az
HILL, AND FOUR YALUABLES, y y, g9I 49,
s nv TITS As 2S TSwkAHsTY-EIGHTH
STREETS, ny AUCTI0N My yirtn as p o.
decree OF the Chancery Court Of the cry on
mand, pronounced on the oath day OF ocse e.,si
1876, In two suits depending In SAID COURT styiea
"Amidou, Crombic Co. ps. McNclr, Gc.,'I snu
"Newbold & Sons ps. MeNer, &c.," we snali pro.
coed to sell public auction on the prcnlses: Oh
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of November, SaS, az
o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE IN
lst. A LOT OF LAND, witt, n FRAMED
DWELLING-HOUsE thereon, fronting IS feet on
the north side or Clay street between Iwent!,sey
enth and Twepty-dghth streets, aud running DacA
I'd. AN UNIMPRoyED LOT OF LAND; front.
ing 33 feet the side OF s.regt
between Clay aud Leigh streets, ana running DacX
125 feet to an alley Ii feet wide. -.
Sd. AN UNIMPROvED LOT OF LANDi 'front.'
ing SO feet the west side Of Twentyeighth street
between Clay and Leigh streets, and running Dack
125 feet to an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash balance az SIX ano
twelve months for negotiable notes, with 1nterest
added the aue to be retained until the whole Pur-
chase-money Is paid and q conveyance oTderea oy
the court. Z. Y.CANNON,
ROBERT HOWARD,
A. R. COURTNEY,
oc27 SaE Special Commissioners.
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SEQUEL TO ROMANTIC SToRY.-New York
was excited few years ago by the mar
-riaEu OF the Rev. II. S. Lake. Catholic
priest, with Miss sara uenevra .nafa. The
SEQUEL TO the romantic story has Just been
given to the public. Father Lake was the
SON of a wealthy New York merchant, lie
embraced the tenets Of the Catholic faith at
anseariiy DAY, and Was ordained priest.
His sacerdotal career was marked by an I'M
disciplined fefver, In which bis zeal con-
stantly outrah his discretion. His Drllhant
ofatory caused him to be placed proml-
nently in the leading churches OF New
York; but he fell into disgrace, owing
TO several sermons, which were very
rash and incorporate in tone, md he was
finally placed IN an obscure charge. He
here became acquainted with Miss Chafa.
who was kindred spirit, Of high but i'll
regulated aspirations. They were thrown
very much together, and were finally mar
ried. Mr.. Lake, though attached to his
wife and unsettled in his beliefs, it would
seem was never quite reconciled to his aban-
donment OF his priestly vows. After living
in seclusion in New York, under an as
sumed name, for some time, their identity
being discovered. the pressure OF Catholic
sentiment, it Is alleged, Inconvenience
them so far as to induce the welded pair TO
leave New York for California. Here they
lived few years. until finally he fell into
consumption, and died last December, leav-
ing his wife widow in strange land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
by Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
t 11l3 Main street.

r,
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE AN AND IVA MAR 90,
HOUSE mo. 1870 ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTHAS AND
VIRGINIA STREETS.-By virtue Of the PROVISIONS
of certain deed of trust bearing date the 29th day
of March, 1876, TO the undersigned trustee, duly re.
corded in the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond in Deadlock 10Y &, page
$751; to secure the payment OF two certain negotia-
Bile notes therein described for $3.50 each snail,
rs trustee in said deed being thereto required by the
holder of said notes PROCEED to sell BY auction; On
vember, 1875, at o'clock P. NJ, the REAL
ESTATE described In said deed rs follows, to Wit
All that certain lot OF land with large thrce-story
brick store and warehouse thereon, lying and peing
in the city of Richmond, fronting on the north size
of Cary street between Thirteenth and Virginia
streets thirtynine feet, and running back
feet, more or less, to all alley In common nine rect
wtde and having front on said alcyo of about thir-
ty-siy and half feet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray the cost Of exc
cutting this trust and to pay off The sum OF So5OO,
with Interest thereon from the 10Th day OF Septen-
ber 1876; the residue such terms shall be an.
nounced ut the time of sale.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioneers. oc21
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
S1011 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE TWO
No. 7O3 NORTH TWENTY:FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN III AND n STREETS, DIRECTLY oP q, ?,
POSiTE UNION STATION METHODIST
provisions of certain deed Of trust to- me, rs
trustee, dated 18th August, 1898, s o. record
John Pit and wife, and by request Of the holder OF
the bond described In said Decd Ishall sell upon the
premises, on FRIDAY the Sd day OF November,
OF a nice FRAME DWELLING and good LOT, 43
feet 3 inches by 1872 feet deep. .:,-e.-.as-..-
TERMS: Cash as to a sufHciency to pay on tue
bond and interest to date, amounting together to
1858, and the cost and expenses Of sae residue OF
terms to be announced Mt sale. w. GODDiN-
GO o. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
by James NJ. Taylor Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN UN-
" DIVIDED MoIETY OF YALUABLE REAL Al;
THE NORTH SIDE oF T2 41shSGGn AhLE *
FOURTEENTH STREET, LYING BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.-By virtue
of a decree OF the Circuit Court of Goochland
county rendered on the Sd day of June, 1875, In
the suits of Allan, &C., Us. Allan, &C., and Wood
vs. Allan, &C., shall, as special commissioners
ton, upon the premises, on TYESpAY The 31st
day of October, 1876, at II O'Clock a., ONE IN
DIVIDED MOIETY of that VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE Us above located, fronting II feet, more
or less, on the north side of Tobacco alley, and
running back about 80 feet to an alley, with all
the improvements thereon, consisting OF TWO
LARGE BRICK HOUSES-one occupied by Green
berry Knots, Esq, a factory, and the other by
j. w. Criddle Esq, as carriage shop. -.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and the title retained until the
whole Of the purchase-IHonsy Is paid and con-
veyance ordered by the court. ". w. COSBY,
Special Commissioner.
BY the consent of W. w. Cosby, special commits
sioner and W. 3. Petit attorney for the heirs OF
w. Gait, deceased, owners of the other undivided
moiety, the aforementioned property VIII be sold
Us a whole upon The terms above mentioned.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
oc 10 Auctioneers.
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See lady has .sgs just the same as man."

SUICIDE OF AN ALDERMAN.-Walter Hib-
bard, Jr.. of West Chester, Pa, who COM
mitted suicide In the bathroom OF the Sher.
man House, in that place, on Tuesday night,
by cutting his throat with razor, was an
alderman, and the son OF one OF the most
respected citizens of West Chester. About
a year ago he made an attempt upon his life
in the same manner, but failed. lie had
been in the Pennsylvania Hospital for some
time for treatment OF ALTERATION Of mind,
and returned on Monday last. He was on
the street and in good spirits few hours
before he committed the rash act. $780,
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. (

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. (
4 COMMENCING OCTOBER s, 1876, trains
" On this read will run as follows
500 A. NJ, THOUGH MAIL daily, connecting
= for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon,
and all points South and Southwest.
900 A. III, FREiGHT TfAfN daily leIcept sun
=, day., with passenger.c0ach attached.
Through tickets sold by this train to
Lynchbarg. Close connection madeat
,. Petersburg with Atlantic, Mississippi .
ana Ohio passenger trains for stations
on that road and to Southwestern points,
lisp. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day). Passengers taking this train will
make close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with splendid
Bay-ine steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, and New YORK, aud with the
Old Dominion steamers for New York.
Also, making through connections Tor
Wilmington. This train stops only at
Manchester and Chester.
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
: coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum +"
11:4o A. NJ, THRo UGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day), connecting with Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad for
4:so P. NJ. FRE I TRAN daIiy iesssSs sgnd
ay). with passengcr-coach attached.
700 p. M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Sleeper attached, running
through. Also, making close connec- !.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
all points North and West. This train
stops only at Manchester aud Chester.
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond 81
LIB P. Il. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana fhl' :
DAYS. ,,,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appomattox depot. nil,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave hlch-'
mond at o A. A. and p, N. every Sunday.
oc6 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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The POPULATION OF IRELAND.-Thc pop
ulation OF Ireland, by the census OF 1871,
was 5,409,435. The Inhabited houses are
59,393. The totol number Of owners OF
land is 6S,75S. For every 1000 persons
there are Is owners OF land, and Y owners
OF land for every 1000 inhabited houses.
OF the owners OF land, less than haif-that
is S6,IA4-haye less than an acre; 32,G14 an
acre or more. 1t is evident that the
leland less than an acre" repre-
sents generally house. with or with
out a bit OF garden, for the aggregate
OF these small properties, though OF consi-
aerable value, covers little ground. While
the 32,614 owners Of an acre and upwards
have 20, 15O,6l2 acres, with a ratable valua-
ton OF $50, 1864, 045, the Sc, IA owners OF less
than an acre have only 1905 acres, but OF
the ratable value OF $685., PAS. The ma
jority OF "Irish owners Of land could be
comprised in the area of many an English
parish known as a good-sized village or
small market town. 1t is only when we
come to the fifth fgure-that is. the thou
sands-that the aggregate properties OF hall
the landowners affects the total acreage.
This disproportion is by no means uni
form in the several provinces. In Leln-
ster, while 10,040 owners own 4,S09,292
acres, 1854 own no more than 8, ll9 acres;
in Munster, 1877 persons own 5,S95,S59
acres, S,101 only 2,511 acres; in Ulster, H.
956 own G,257, 253 acres, 10,036 only 500
acres in Connausht, 2,94l own 4,1SS,2 POI
acres, while 1892 have properties covering
altogether 424 acres, or only about a ten
thousandth part OF the total territory pos.
sessed by the more fortunate moiety Of
Connaught landowners. In England one
person in twenty OF the population is an
owner Of land; in Ireland, one person in
seventy-nine. In England the proportion
OF owners OF land to Inhabited houses is
one to four; in Ireland, one to fourteen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27

CURIOUS BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-A strange
breach-oi-promise case is on trial in San
Francisco court, the popularity being that
a woman sues q man for refusing to keep u
matrimonial engagement made with her
while she was the wife OF another man.
Mrs. Edwards was the young wife OF an old
husband, and she grew tired Of the incon-
gruous relation. Mr.. Heating was nearer
her own age and disposition, and she be-
slowed on him the affection which her hus-
band could not gain. Mr.. Heating gave
her his heart, and promised to give her his
hand as soon as she could be freed
from Mr.. Edwards. Several years
were occupied in securing that free
dom, for Mr.. Edwards's behavior as hus-
band was not bad enough to make divorce
easy to get; but legal separation was at
length effected. In the mean time the court
ship between Mr.. Heating and Mrs. Ed
wards had progressed in way that would
have been proper had she not been wife.
Many love-letters were written, and prepa-
rations were made for the marriage. After
the husband was no longer an obstacle,
however, Mr.. Keating's ardor cooled
gradually, until he no longer desired to
marry Mrs. Edwards. Thereupon she
brought the suit, which the presiding judge
says is unprecedented in the history of law.
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A LOWER DEpTH.-When Mr. Thomas
Fitch had got through speaking at Truckee,
a few nights ago, he was approached by an
individual who was somewhat under the
weather, who shook his hand and thus adj
dressed him: GO A'skuse ME, Mr.. Fitch
Pye bin listnin' to you talk and may say
that admired yer speech. Your'n orator
an Pm q gambler. could be n'orator ef
] wanted Ter. but, shaw, won't have it.
I drink an gamble; but there's one tempta.
ton Pm goin' to resist, and that's Deln'
q n,orator." -Eureta, Nev., Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioncers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i DWELLINGS AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-Pursuantto two deeds OF, trust exc
cuted to me to secure the payment of certain mo
neys-one on the 18th day of June, 1871; the other
on the lst day OF October, 1S72-dnly recorded
In the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond, being instructed thereto by the
beneficiary, shall proceed to sell, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the LIST day of November, 1875,
certain LOTS and the DWELLINGS AND OIHEf
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, mentioned In said
deeds fronting on the north side of Beverly street,
in Harvie's plan of Sidney, Richmond. .rooo,
; TERMS: Enough cash in hand (Say about $4,000
to cover the principal and interest of said moneys
and pay the cost Of executing this trust the residue
upon such time as will be made known on day OF
sale If not before by present owners of the prop
errv. Ah1hoh a. % TrSstso
Oc 21-10t ..W 1Lao.SC. -
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Anchoneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
L BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON COLLEGE
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
STREETS BY AUCTTON.-In pursuance Of the
provisions Of certain deed Of trust executed ana
dated 18th day Of July, 1876, Of record IN D. b..
100 A., p. 120 to me trustee, shall by request
of Robert Howard; ESQ., the hrstenamed bensnSary,
sell upon the premises, on THURSDAY the Zotn Gay
of October, 1876, at AZ o'clock z. H. the properly
described in said deed as f1lloTS; AZ 1hsf fersan
H0IJsE thereon. twenty-five feet. more or less, ON
the eastern side of College street, In the city Of
Richmond, and running back on the north line OF
Marshall street 100 feet more less, together with
all the rights &C., thereto belonging.
TERMS UNDER DEED: One-third cash; balance
upon a credit OF six and twelve months with nego-
liable notes. six per cent. interest and secured by
deed of trust
The house contains about five or six rooms.
ROBERT b. LYME, Trustee. F.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-27
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street.

HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING, ON
n ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS. FOR SALE Ky
AijCTION-On MONDAY the 30th October, at AZ
O'clock r. NJ, we shall sell by auction on the prem
ises, handsome BRICK DWELLING, In thorough
repair, with basement and three stories above con-
tanning eight large and three small rooms, Win q
kitchen and servants rooms, With the modern Inn
proven ents and lot centrally and delightfully."- ioca-
ted on the east side Of Eleventh street between MAJ
shall and Clay streets.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes given Tor the
ueferred payments with interest added, and secured
hv a decd Of irust. RICHARDSON G. CO..
" ~" o. fl1--..s Aucrioneers.
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AUCTIOH sALEs.-.Fnture nnys.
BY; Richardson & CO..
Real Estate Agents and 4uctaoHrers, 3
I1l3 Main street.

TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s fIEGs ON TWENTY-ElGHTH STREET BE
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS F0Hs
SALE BY AUCTI0N.-On SATURDAY the zSth
OF OctoI,er at az O'Clock p NJ shnll sell by nnc.
ton, on the premises, TWO DEsIR ABLE FRAME
DWELL INGs-ore numbered 507, witb TWO $40 $40
rtcs, containing seven rooins includiDg M asi
tanning four rooms, md kitchen. Both on the east
side of Twenty-eighth street between Clay ana
Leigh streets, with lots 33xl32 feet each al IA
good repair. i, -
TERMS: One third cash balance In 4, 3, and -
months, negotiable notes given for the deferred
meIts with Interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON d Co.
oc 81 ssg7.@4F 80 ~ Auctfoneers. I