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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-06
For the Dispatcb.l
intercollegiate tsrasOrfcat lAssoei"-

-e I
ON wednesday the Sth OF NoYemps g,. ..e
4;rsf annual contest OF the FirginIa 3nseI-
collegiate Orasorical ASSOCIATION WIN DC
held in Lynchburg. In April last delegates
from the various Virginia colleges met at
the aforementioned place and took mea-
s,,res towards the inaugurationof a contest
having as its object the elevation Of the
standard OF oratory in our colleges. The
convention resulted in the adoption Of o
constitution, modelled upon those OF some
OF the leading northern and western States,
and in the election Of the following gentle
men as officers FOR the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mr.. William P. McCorkle, OF Wash
ington and Lee University; Vice-President,
Mr.. William P. Kent, OF the University OF
Virginia; Secretary, Mr.. j. w. Garnett, OF
William and Mary College; Treasurer, MT.
C. u. Manson, OF Hampden-Sidncy. Nearly
all OF the leading colleges throughout the
State will send contestants on "Wednesday
next, and an effort will be made to render
the occasion so successful that those OF the
colleges which have not already ratified the
constitution may be induced to do so in
time to enter the second annual contest in
1877. Three distinguished gentlemen OF
this State have been chosen as Judges, and
q handsome and expensive gold medal will
be awarded by them to that orator who in
their estimation shall excel in point OF de-
livery, subject-matter, and general style.
The occasion will probably be one OF the
most pleasant intellectual treats which the
people OF Lynchburg have ever had an OPP
portunity OF enjoying.
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AIUCTron ts,Al,lLEs...ruture pays.
.F5F BY Augustine Royal 81.
successor to Moody & Roynli),
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,

& II
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
" HANDSOME AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Il THE CRY Y OF MANCHEsTER, At AUG
TION. ON THE PREMISES. ON THQkSl,AI
NOVEMBER, 1876, AT $3.50 r. My vlstns
OF decree Of the Circuit Court or Chestcrneld
county entered ut the February tefm SI9. IN 1ne
suit OF William Bradley, guardian, &c- 90. Harrlet
Y. Bradley's heirs shall, aS commissioners, pro
coed to SELL under the above ORDER on the DAY ana
the time and place above-mentio ned, nine yalnabie
BUILDING LOTS on the western line OF Ientn
street between Stockton and Everett strees. inese
lots have AM average frontage of ~ deet aha rnn
Is spring Of splendid water for the common use 81
This property Is In an improving part Of tue city
near the centre Of the CITY, and should engage .se
attention of capitalists and those desiring 10 locate
ina good ueighborhood. si g ~, - !.
There is ON Lot No. 6 q large ana We1-ar5nngeta
RESIDENCE with six good rooms, win gooa Dric *
basement, besides out-hoilses. and now renting %
good tenant for $40 per month. ,..:..a.a
plat of the aboye-described property can pc seen
OF the ONCE Of the nuctloneer, and VIII DC e1nptso
on day Of SALE ANY person desiring 10 oSn ~ sne
property before the sale win call on me auctioneer
and he will take pleasure In showing tne ploperty
1t Is seldom that SO much valuable properly Is
upon the market at any one time, ana we especIauy
invite the attention Of all seeking investments 70
attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance az SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
bearing six per cent interest from day OF snie the
title retained until the whole purGhasesmoney Is
paid. SOCRATES B fS00g0nsSs,,o,r 81
no4-eodtds Special Commissioners.
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AUCrToN Es-Fnture Days.
BY Robert B. Lyme sa
successor TO Lyme y BrotherI, ~
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
+ 1919 Main street. 4

T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT SPLEEN.
il DID STORE PROPERTY. OCCURRED by
MARCUS HARRIS g BROTHER, no. 1871 MIN
BETWEEN THTRTEENTH AND FOUMTEENtTH
STREETS; WITH TEN ROOMS ABOVE AND, !;
LARGE, TW0-sTORY .DWELLlhG,sI IN :, LII, I tii
ALLEY, BYGAbCTIO lin pursuance Of direc.
tona Of certain deed Of trust e9ecuted % me Dy
B. Catogri and Rose B. Catogm bis VILE, idateG
the 9th day OF April, S72, of record In Cha1ceTy
Court of city of Richmond (in ID. B. 81, Ap: l99l
SHALL by direction Of the beneficiary named 10 SAID
deed default having been made In payment OF tne
bond therein secured), sell at public auction, upon
the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF no.
vember, 1875, at the hour Of O'Clock Z AL; that
truly Desirable and valuable STORE PROPEkTf
with large DWELLING above, Of tock-brick ir9nt,
three stories high and well, built, with detaenea
seTen-room brick house In rear. The whole proper
ty reats atprent for about 30 goo per year. and Is
now occupied as % wholesale boot and shoe-nouse
by Marcus Harris g. Brother. Foe an investment
this property should at this time attract the atten-
ton OF purchasers being located rs 1t In the very
centre or business The lot fronts on south SIDE OF
Main street 90 feet and runs back depth Of LOS
feet, more or less. ~.
TERMS OF SALE sufliciency In cash to pay on
and discharge the payment OF the bond secured 1or
$3.50, in gold, with thirt cen months Interest on
same IN gold and cost and expenses OF SALE residue
of terms to be announced ut time Of sale. .l.t5;
:. -, ~ c, j.. DOMINICA, Trustee,
Sale nv ROBERT 3. LYME, Auctioneer. no 4
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.

1-----...j RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
.af. - RAILROAD CoMPASY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER s, 1916, trains
" on this road will run as follows
500 A. NJ, THR OUCH MAIL daily, connecting
~ F,.- for Charleston, Augustus, Columbia, So
49,. 49,, yannah, Raleigh, ;Atlanta. Macon,
.--Fl. q and all points South and Southwest
900 A. NJ f FRis h5iia S TEAM daily Sun
- dayI, with paSsenger-coach attached.
IT ~ Through tickets sold by TINS tram 70
LYncbburg. Close connection mane ~
-'.''' Petersburg with Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI
III. T|0a and Ohio passenger trains for stations
s,-s,.T on that road and TO Southwestern polns
lisp, M, THROUGH MAIL daily le1eeEt sum- I
~'E3 day.. Passengers taking this tram w y.
g,ts-F, make close connection at Petersburg ioI
IN, .r. Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with sple Ta
az. tHH Daytime steamers for Baltimore. Ihi.
.aS' adeIphia, and New York and with tne
,si{ lIr Old Dominion steamers for New lo ~.
Also, making through connections ,o ~
""t." Wilmington. This train stops cni! u
500 r. NJ, FBETGHT dnilyr iexcep, sandsyl' Win
coach attached. tI,--,l.. ass "a
7.s AgR ssTER gRaiS s ssy Except
114o A.. H. THaRoUG Sa MAIL d.Ny Sun
80 it, dayj, connecting with Richmond, trs Gu
.ra:,.,;flf. ericksburg and Potomac rallrosd ior
4:5o r F x RS;niT FRAiS dsy ezssps sgnd
200 p. M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecasSS
with Richmoad, Frederlcksburs I az
Hta Potomac railroad for all points E siSs
,-.Ere. /. and West. Sleeper attached, ruln nnc
through. Also, making close e9n nsso
= 90 tion with the Chesapeake ana u IA
aa2f railroad for the Virginia Spring. ano
- ,I. ali points North and West. Tbs .lar
stoirs only nj Manchester ana CBssi,,
Passengers for Glover Hill Pits leave Rscnp9IEup Ed
l:l6 P. M. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS nd rhf'
DAYS. ~, ,.r, from
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg WIN start 'fVA'
the Appomattox depot. ,., l,yrh.
mond AZ o A. M. anu p. N. every Sunday. ,.,,
oc's A. SHAW, Superintendent
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.~ All that want is that facts be told and
sworn to-" remarked Isaac Waters, as the
bell tolled him out. "1 am stranger IN
the middle OF strangers, but suppose Mich.
ipan law is the same as any other kind OF
law" :.
wJust the same, except Chicago law"
replied the Court. Gin the first place We
look for facts. Then we swear to ,em.
Then we take prisoners character and de-
meanor into consideration. II found limo
cent he is sent away with new pair OF Arc
tic overshoes on; il proven guilty we drop
tear over his badness and put him behind
| the iron bars"
"Hand me the oyershoes, for Pm as in
nocent as an unborn Granger" remarked
Mr.. Waters.
"Softly, softly, though, stranger" wills
nered his Honor. "Lets have some state
ments. a little swearing, and decide this
| case only after mature deliberatlon. The
officer will now loom up before the desk
and give in his testimony"
1t was bad testimony for Waters, VINO got
drunk on Michigan avenue, was kicked OUT
of a saloon, and staggered down Ihlro
street upsetting children, abusing pedes,-
TRANS, and throwing mud at man VINO haa
standipg-collar on.
"Now, bring out your rebuttinS evil
dence,n said the Court, when the statement
had been finished.
care there no ramparts OF liberty IN this
State?" asked the prisoner.
"Heaps of EN-, sir. You can't turn cor Of
ner in this town without punching GOD
dess OF Liberty in the ribs with your elbow.
The American eagle learned to scream IN
Detroit, and Detroit to-day wells loudcst
when the name OF George; washington
comes in by the afternoon mail. Has liberty,
ANYTHING to do with your red eyes and
spreeful looli?" r,,
II want trial according to liberty"
exclaimed MI. Waters.
"You have had it. You were drunk,
ugly, and impudent, and l fine you live
dollars"
"I call upon the Constitution OF the
United States to protect me'' shouted the
prisoner. $50,
Estate rights are 4 neck ahead!' slowly
remarked Biiah, and he fastened his CRAP.
ping irons to the mans collar and hauled
him out OF the sunshine.-Detoit Free
| Press
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pocTpDNFMFNT
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER, NEAR PEAkE'S, ON THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD-By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed to me on the 14th day OF
April, 1868, by C. r. Dorsey, trustee for h1rs.
Sarah j. Rennods shall sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF November, 1876, at
12 O'Clock NJ. ut Hanover Courthouse, that being
the first day Of Hanover Circuit Court, the TRACT
OF LAND in Hanover county, about twelve miles
from the city of Richmond, near Peake's. contain
Ing by estimation, ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-THREE ACRES. more or less. being the same
land conveyed by Frederick Butler and wife to Ken,
dwelling house, in good repair. and the necessary
out-buldngs. The land Is good, and well-watered
and timbercd, with an excellent site for gris-mill,
and fine young orchard of choice fruit.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the balance at one
and two years, with legal interest from date, and
deed Of trust to secure the deferred payments.
NOD JOHN II. TALIAEERRO. Trustee.
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ByJ. L. Apperson, Auctioneer.
T1RusTEEs, PEREMPTORY AUCTION
IL e SALE OF DRY GOODS.

By virtue of three deeds of trust executed By BY
Messrs. Paine, Cabell s. Co to the undersigned
dated respectively on the 10th and 18th Of May and
the LIST Of July 1876 duly recorded IN the Cha.ncery
Gured BY the beneficiary, we will SELL without mmil
or reserve on THURSDAY the 9th day OF Noyem-
ber. 1876, at lOk o'clock A. NJ at their store, Nos
1902 and 1904 east Main street, THAT PoRT5o o
AND ONLY THAT PORTION, OF THEIR STOCK OF
GOODS CONVEYED By THE SAID DEEDS, consist
ing Of s--..-.,~ ,,r,,-,1,-., 80
SATINETS, MIXED MELONS,
KENTUCKY JEANS, FLANNELS,
BLACK ALPACAS. COLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK and WHITE and FANCY II; PR 30 S,s
IINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS, N1ERINO SHIRTS.
BED;BLAnNNKETs, WHITE and CoLok u
LINEN CANVAS, SILESIAS,
COMFORTS, TRAyELLING-BAGS, 5'-' 'a..
SITSPENDERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCHIEFS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
IMITATION LINENS, ,-.,,o,
HICKORY STRIPES, BLEACHED COIIONS,
UMBRELLAS, &C., &C., &c.
TERMS At sale.
". Fl. PALMER. Trustees.
oc31 J. H. CARRINGTON,5
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.nro,,eno,,t the year in any trade in this

tbroughout tlie yen IA an y 80
city. !. 4, a...u e,ann o,ons wac
d;rnctea from tho proper channel and Tor
some time past vast amount OF WORK mas
been done which should have been distri-
buted among those taxpayers who are eS. !.
pectetl to sustain such men at their post OF
duty. Unless permission was granted them
by the officials 1t Is q trangresslon OF one OF
the by-Iaws OF the Fire Department, and
should not be tolerated. It is both unfair
and unjustto allow anything Of the kind to
the injury OF any class OF trade, and the
sentiments respecting such injustice are
very strong in the quarter it most effects.
BY your inserting this you will greatly
ohlige a. PAINTER.
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GRuBEs &c WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
By Robert e. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
1912 Main street. 49,.

TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS WITH
KITCHEN ATTACHED WITH FOUR ROOMS,
SITUATED ON MARSHALL STREET Be
WITH IRON VERANDAH, &C, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-By request of the owner I shall sell.
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day OF
Snycmbcr 1875, at O'Clock p. NJ, that neat and
new and well-constructed BRICK TENEMENT on
Marshall street. US allowed described now occupied
Inv Major W. W. Myers built in the very best
manner and 1t has all of the modern improvements,
and rents for fair price, and is In very good order
The LOT Is good sized one, and extends back 10
wide, paved alley.
TERMS: will be made inviting and given at sale.
nod ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioncer.
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.Alfreds Us. Alfreds was divorce case in
which, Saturday last, a decree was granted
the plaintiffs wife. The party were mar
ried in 1865. and the marriage was cele-
brated with champagne supper, during
which it was suggested the whole party at-
tend ball then progressing. Inc prlae
approved, but the groom oplected; sne
went, but he wouldn't; and when she re-
turned he was gone. Since that Gay tney
never met, and the decree SATURDAY was
granted for abandonment by the husoane
Indianapolis Ne,rS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" BRICK TENEMENT, No. 2503, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN TW ENTY-
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS. AT
AUCTION.-In execution Of decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond, entered OH the Gath Of Oc-
tober, 1876, In the case of Nash Us. Nash, will sell
at auction, upon the premises, OBJ THURSDAY, 9th
of November, at Ak O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY
James b. Cowles, deceased 1t has six rooms, and Is
q comfortable residence. .ts@ s.
TERMS One-thrd cash balance at six and twelve
months with interest added, and title retained by
the court until the whole pnrchasc-money shall be
paid. Il. Ii. NASH, Commissioning.
GRERDS G WILLIAMS. AuctiOncerS. oc 30
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Rheumatism can be cured by setting the
house on fire under the patient, as was de-
mostrated at the recent burning OF Con-
nccticut restaurant. A man who had been
confined to his bed tive weeks, unable to get
assistance in answerto his cries, finally Jump.
ed out of bed and ran down stairs, dressed
himself, and rushed out OF the grounds like
nm athlete.-.Boston Traveller. OF course
he left his room-attic condition when he ran
down stairs. Couldn't help it.--Phi!ades-
phi1 Bulletin. ..,N
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

60 6OO ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA
DC,CUU AND MANASSAS RAI RAILROAD I,
COMPANY'S LAND BONDS At AUCTlON..-lIh1
Richmond, entered January ~, 1876, in the cases
Of Jarvis Robinson, &G and Roolnse,ns ex
WEDNESDAY. 18th November. at - O'Clock M,
at the ofice of Messrs. Grubbs & Williams, anstion.
GERS, In the city Of Richmond, EIGHT BONDS Ier
due April l, 1887 with six per cent. semi annual
interest coupons attached from LIST april dS12 Is
sued by the Orange, Aexandra ana apassaS fnT
the payment Of which the faith Of the company Is
pledged to apply the proceeds OF resale; OF the !ad
purchased by the company: and secured Dy mortgage
or deed Of trust uroI said lands.
- WOOD BOULD1N- JR,
Commissioner.
Gp1rREs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. no 8
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. K. Co)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND October s, 1876.
OF TRAINS. Nr ..

= ,~'.---'~''-
e.oo A. M. leaves Broad-srcct station daily CT.
e.oo ~ " cent Sundays' CONNECTING at Shenher1
with the Baltimorc and Ohio railroad.
Mt IL p. M. making close connec
tions for the Northwest, arriving a.
PSisJainbfn ~ E.Sn p NJ and Ssw
ynrs ot MOO p n No connection
for Alexandria and Washington.
S:ou 1. NJ leaves itl M .i
sSpo and Ei,to ralIron9 a, Shcnherd
onnosira S,exandria: due nj Camden
q. .. Cpptvsr.e t5',ir,n.o -, IN % n and
stauoii: DaittnUfe; ~ ~ mir pG,- 1ii
@.. '. SITr nSM Epn.T t SIJEpHF1n 70
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE LITTLE COTTAGE FARM ON THE
BROAD-STREET ROAD, ONE MILE WEST OF
THE CITY, AND JUST BEYOND THE FAIR
GROUNDS, AT AUCTION.-1n execution Of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Henrco county entered
the 2sth Of October, 1876 III the case OF WILL
liam r Ford pS; Jackson *, VIII sell at auction,
at A.! O'Clock p. H., the property referred to in the
proceedings in said cause, the same consisting OF
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, situated as stated
above, lying the north side of the Broad-Street
road adjoining the lands Of <. c. Pollard, Mrs Hutz-
Ter, and the Hermitage tract.
1t has upon 1t FRAMED DWELLING with the
usual out-houses, and o nice PEACH-ORCHARD.
This property lies beautifully good road, just
outside of the city limits and presents inducements
to persons wishing comfortable home or good
Kindergarten.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for notes with interest and title retained by
the court until the notes shall be paid.
B. II. NASH, Commissioner. ],
GRIBps & ANS, Auctioneers, oc 81 "
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF THE
v TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICo COUNTY
CALLED LOCUST GROVE AT AUCTION
By virtue of decree of Henric0 Circuit Court, rem
of Steele and ais Us. Camden and als," will sell
at public auction In front Of Henrco County court
house, on MONDAY. 18th November, 1877 g., that nat
LAND, lying In the lower end Of the county OF
Henrico, known as LOCUST GROVE" now IN
This land lies on both sides Of the Reh mo
ahominy and adiofns the lands Of Sherwood Carter,
c. Ieber' and others About one half Is cleared, and
the residue In wood The buildings are such as are
nsualIy fond on place of its size but out of re-
pair The fact Of It's being Immediately on the rail-
road, makes 1t desirable.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance Mt 6, IL, and
mouths for negotiable notes, with Interest added,
and title retained the court until all the purchase
money shall be paid. A. X: COURTNEY,
'----~.------- Special Commissioner.
J GRUpBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. nos
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AIUCrIoN sALEs.-.Thl. Day..
a l,y d. W. Powell. Anctiorcer.
/ 324 Main street.

z ARGE LOT CRoCKERY, FURNI-
il TuRE ouTLEEY &C.; Ca, AT AT 4 Aq 1r ion
iarre assortment Of white granite and G. O. ware,
consisting Of &c E.i $3.50
$50 sets CUPS and sAUCERs -, ,,,,-,,,,, ~ ,,,,
400 dozen assorted. sizes PLATES, GgsIGhbD
oO DiSUES. SCALLOPs. BOWLS, PITCHERS,
CHAMBERS, BASINS, and EWERS, &c.
Also, rs ra - i n ~
> gWARDROBES, BUREAUS, BEDsTEADs. 80
.SiDEBOARDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES. CHAIRS,
BRIJSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
fBEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES. SAFES, ~.
TABLES, STOVES &C., 80 8. ~. 80
together with an invoice OF, TABLE-CuTLERY,
MOTIONS, HOOKS, &c. Z. w, POWEIL.:
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!. tta }. BY =. D. Whitehead. ~, y
Grocery Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
i. 1912 Main atreet.t --...ite.l L,.-.L

.#4 HR s tr ~ - fa-l- .
r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION THIS
ing at lOX O'Clock, large and desirable stock Of
S Sseo cEES Ar R1B-srDEs, SHOULDERS. and
BACON BREASTS and STRIPS; n,,n. -. =,
BULK CLEAR R1B-sIDEs' SHOULDERS, and n'
No. i, 3, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and quarter
NEW EAsTroRT HEMEIMss and NORTH
R,1 GAkRL dhaf Shr and 2A hkbHiN'S
FLOUK-various grades:
COFFEE ESSENCE, -
EA iEtSiAE and TOILET SOAPS,
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
MUSTARD, PEPPER, BLACKINSHGs,, S &S;, Me;
noe I'D. WHITEHEAD.
IGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE.-l will
IL J. sell Mt public auction, on MONDAY the 9th
day of November, 1876. at 10 O'Clock a. d., at my
office, No. 1906 Franklin street, below Governor
street. the following property to satisfy sundry Wits
IN Ii EW VsIr BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS, BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES, FEATHER-BEDS,
holsters, PILLOWS,
TRUNKS, MIRRORS;
PICTURES, LOUNGES,
CIIROMOS, TABLES $500 s-e~-
CLOCKS, CHAIRS, ~-,,
CARPETS, STOVES,
ToWEL-RACKs, HEADQUARTERS,
DESK, BOWLS and PITCHERS.
..' CUPS and SAUCERS, PLATES, DISHES,
CRUETS, GLASSWARE.
e1GAE No EMbRs L. 80 Sc; IS;
TERMS: Cash. L. i. WHiIlNE;
no 4-2t a. =. y. ~.
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BY Richardson &C.,.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
No. Ills Main street.

A HANDSOME BRICKDWELLING, ON
n ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN MAR
SHALT, AND CLAY STREETS. FOR SALE by
AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 9th November, at ~
o'clock p. NJ we shall sell BY auction, on the prem
repair with basement and three stories above con-
taining eight large and three small rooms, WIN
wing In the rear containing six rooms, Including
kitchen and servants rooms, with the modern I'M
provcments and lot centrally and delightfully."- !oca-
ted on the east side Of Eleventh street between mar
shall and Clay streets. .,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months negotiable notes given ior Ine
deferred PAYMENTS with interest added, anu secured
nv n deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
&c al AuctoneerS.