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TR.iHPs FIRING / B.iRN.
An Act OF vetaiiation amer they hnd b<oa
Pursued aud She, At.

MEcHANIcsvILLE, \. j.. NOV. 12.-Early on
sunday evening" while the family Farmer Englcr Of
Poplar wor" AZ tea, two rough hooking tramp. rang tic
d'o'l' ANA demanded assistance of Nuune sri who an
sN"rHd We" summons Tho siri nno of ihon, ai 20
piece OF mutton and a Loaf oi bread. which the fellow
throw ni her head, az the same time swearing NJ her
lhssir scr'nmcd, ant young En-cr sualohins up his
tulG ~rHie to the duuf aud hu pursuit oi the
trtnp., Mh" took g. utlr hrci. Th. Nouu- nuni iis-
chAfs.i l>eN az fhc icr- ranps and returned his
lf" Nothing tutlHr wu~ ti"u-ht oi the matter AMI
soon after Nc HuilN retired tohoi At Atmluisht Enrrr
NiN H"is u iN fc snt % ui smoke. amt getting ~ lie
Ni~'nf'l,l Uih i. Darn and Stables were tnNrol,i IA
names Huin Wcrr burned tu tho eruunl There /, no
INihl iNHi ihf IRE wn- fr work of ilo two trafurN
r"uni in-lrt undoubtedly wounded one ut them wi,
%" N'rI a. VA. nrnE trail u hlnpl seen rAiux
Hoin lle huu,c I" the wo~i- amt bach Co tilc stable
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HfrES's OFTICEHOLDERs.
Foreign Minister, Public Printer. and T.. -
Mnr,hnis for the southern States.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-The Senate has con-
Armcl the following nominations. John L. steven. of
Maine 10 hc United state. Minister 10 Sweden and Nnr
way tiear NJ Marble Of Michi-an. to be- Assistant At
iorncy General, John D,frccs 10 be Public Printer
wee 'app resigned: Kenneth Rayner 10 be solicitor OF
ue treasury vice Talbot resigned Peter shannon 10
hc 'heiJu of the supreme Court ~ Dakota "a rcap
pninment John Amcs. toir United States SURVEYOR
H'nrtAl inr ,nliinlnin vice Rollins ro-l-u.i. Elorv
btaNiun in 10" tulicrmro Internal Revenue for south
taIn, Ntr l. ,a>, '!rn,ht'r. resigned. 70 De United
Slht Nltf-its-lI J. NIouN for tNt District of col
ofsiO John H KH,munl Ter ihr T.rrlf.rN nf D.t.ft.
Robert H. 'hi'ienicn Coz ts N.irirf 90 ksufi1k, Is
scph l. Mrphis tor the Nurfheru District uf Nl.s-.nr
JhNn.' " mu Tor tue southern pi,tnctof Nl.>-.,pni
hohNft L. Hutchinson. far the District nf Sow .iri .,.
To be lnici state. Aoruoy,-,,,nrce T. Patterson ir
the Snuiht ru district u Florida. = uc. IuuO fi fur
District toi Iowa Richard & badgor tor the Eastern u
mi,t N9Ith ,troinn' mcs W9ri,r. tor the >hiilc
tory d Wyomn-, Robert Anderson. ior thc T,rrtorv
OF Montana. ''
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G.fTTITR'S UIFF IND GIIRiN.
The Charge on which the Latter was Thrown
Into Ludlow sire 4 JAIN.

Eticnne Guran. n dark. curly-hcadcd
Frenchman. was taken from Ludlow street Jail
yesterday by sheriff, deputy and set down
in the Marine Court. before Judge MrAdam to
attend the trial Of suit for 10000 damages.
instituted against him 10y Cclcst.n Gauticr H.
had been arrested Oh Gauticr'- complaint. and
in default ofbail imprisoned. Judge McAdam.
on his lawyers motion. set the case down for
immediate trial.
Gautier told n touching story. He married
his present wife Margaret on the 2d OF Novem-
Der. 1872. and for some years lived happily
with her. He had two children. worked
steadily, lived sobcrly aud frugnily. and laid up
his savings in u bank until they amounted to n
snug capital, In May last he rented n large
house AZ 100 West Eleventh street and took q
numhcr ot boarders, among thcm the de-
fondant Guirnn. Until the atters appearance
on the scene there was no cloud over his home
ne; hut not long ali"r that event he began to
notice growing coolncss and lack Of affection
in his wife. and an increasing intimacy and
cordiality between her and Gulrnn. Ho became
suspicious. watched and ON III" 9Th Of last
month. coming homo unexpectedly ana forcing
open MS door, saw enough - verify his feals.
frrc. and he mad thereupon Instituted this a.
unn. ms nome was broken W. and his peace
Thc plaintiff testified on his own bohalf and
hnd two other witnesses. "a u .lle friend and tho
maid servant oi tine house. Tho latter proved
r"crehnt ally nni ant pot rrm'mh"r what il
was cXpncted -no would testify to; and Gauticr
ana his friend, While they could t"-tii GO Vari-
Gus cirrum~ that looked of dubious i'm
port could not of their. personal knowledge
give any testimony that plainly proved tho de-
Irnlants guilt. To finish the cas", Gurnn.
having been put on the stand. swore point blank
that the accusation against him was utterly
untrue. However probable the husbands ac-
cusaiion WIS it had not been legally established
hy the evidence. and the judge accordingly
rendered Judgment in the defendants favor
and ordered his rolcuSc from Imprisonment.
but refused 10 grant his counsel an extra allow
Huee.
Tho plaintiff and defendant and thor friends
walked out Ot the court room in Il Sowing,
thr"urnng crowd that seemed to portend
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DrpDrFoRp. Me-. Nov. l2.-Early on sunday
morning rc broke ont a krnnchuuhp port in the store
of fNhcccr& Roll in which the post office WINS situated
destroying the building. The loss Si,iol uninsured
The nrc EXTENDED to the rarkor House. owuod by J.
Parker. ANA consumed o., tir IN~, ~-tFn. insured
Tho other losers were - Huns, meat market. loss
S5n; insurance 500 The building wa, owned hl e. q
G. = ftrNln~, Whose loss is - l.tu. .NHunrf stn
The flame, crossed the street nud .nNrd tc luiid'
owned and occupied by thlt. Rruwu. boot uri Shoe
dealer, loss snh1u Insurance siupl Two Ouulr bul-
ifullHapd
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Miss Hclcn Potter made her first bow in
New York in Chickcring Hail last evening.
Hardly a seat was vacant. She has a clear bcll-
like voice. Her first selection was the history
of the goblin experience Of Gabriel Grub the
gloomy soXton. In the goblin chorus Miss
Potter displayed to It's iull the melody and
p1wer of hor voice. The rradcr's ability n, a
mimic was ncNt shown in her rendering of
Inuuns liecrhcrs account of his black lirud-
der Anderson. The spectators distinctly
rrcoen2rd the stride Of Anna dickinson in
.lntr IoleYn IN" spectaolcS of Susan b. An
tnnnV. tho wal ol Cnnrlotir tushiHn ua N.y
NllI-ls. md Tho cont tnil, nf John b. Nnuan.
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TIE .iRNT BILL.
Victory for the Committee on ippropria-
tions-The Senate. Temper.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Thc Army bill passed
60 day with the clause reducing ihe army to men,
hariwou success, or the Comittcr on Appropr
1t is considered well ngh certain 10y those familiar with
the temper of the Scuatc that ucitt tuo reduction oft
the army the claus. requiring certain troop, q, be-
stationed on the 7 Nam lHuiUr Wl'l hr accent 4 Nl.u
urN are rejected IA" contest of last spring wi Doc begun
h-u IN irhnir tUFinA hld ,ria int rr-t save for
uir rNcrriontlA sound doctrine unon the support of
standing army lnid down hy Nj Hewitt Tho ,nie uno
M rrurWl nmo n'W'ut whch vAscnrfici hv mninrtv
OF -iN showed mat with drcont rNrrtnn nud cirar
nm i-lhnilh- N.rc h. ~" l't.'alA 100 hulni- pDmo.
cwuc wu"il' Mhrn thl. does mot haupou mi.nuuulo-
les lh~u utrtlslu
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The u lln Hcn' .Nloni SYcrit WAS or-luyoi On crn
gay. \ HAn.-lof ..u.. .rritd r.. .Di,n. .unt J. NJ vi
">i" secretary 'hoadlaaIi'is are at ~ BDnd stree,
Mr Fianr..' Marquee, a commi,. ..un merchant nj "A
"d ~ ~ 'uH"l m tlr hr.' n bis ho1tlii h.l =
A. rs TT i- "nii f.tcf tca.il.. he ,l!ci IN
hrntNu' ii"' 'id ii' h" tern ,gu,,as tuln ll. .l.
Ali,t lor SOME munil-.
Henry i"t'r, nrnv Tie vote an artists of NV
Nn.hi drd uh Nuin> ln Ai, homo at so Ea.i twenty.
'lF"V ,lnl lie Mt' Noin 30 l, city an lNin he was
rttiui an N'aitri. N when - t.As u u.c ami sul.a
Guthll' ht tNeahe lrc-i''nt ot the Natcra Academy.
For the hnurN' ot uc Qneon, count, hunt she, al
tram tQl trn irpu l..r-r, Point 10 Garden ~ A.,
morrow, i'tle- M lu n and ietuluiu- ~ i NJ Ns
Hu 'Nitin U fui i"t iaa hturit iu,t wl.l wish Ia
join Tire CHASE Dat who k,cp thcr hprws in ue eIly
hoLse OOA WIN w AiAeAel " INC tlALn eAcn MaY
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COLUMBIA. &. c., Nov 12.-lhe verdict Of
guilty against smalls was duly recorded hi, mornint
An exception entered To the publication ui thr ,tr.
dict on sunday
The tlal ot L. Cas- Carpenter consumed the cntro ly
OF the court AMI fh" rNlirlr" /. mot irt rnnc.lsl
NrNG rarker was brought tr"m 'li to trfi'' n li
OF the Stttr An evening ~>iuu fh NIp court D..
hcd nl 1t is thought tins cac W go 10 the l4 hplrc
ll.-
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The Powers Family Disposed or

Tho Powers family Of Brooklyn, who were
accused OF drugHng and then robhng girl, and women IN
their home at 100 Canton street disposed o hy Jus
uce Riley In Brooklyn Yesterday James Powers. the
hcnd NJ the family sent To the lrutrnttiN Tor siN
months assault ana hAticrNo ON kn.tuua kcruhu Mrs
Powers was sent io the l"ntrniltrN tor the term
Tor pcu lArccn, m s"hhs kusAund selohlu.. kusauna
herself. having no home committed Ia the Homo
ni sent 10 ST Josephs Home Tor six month, rs
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The gods of the gallery were delighted
last evening whon. in the Theatre Comiluc
Miss Kate Montrosc. in a fairy garb OF en-
broidcrcd white satin and minute boots, sang
hut they gave way to wild applause when Miss
Kttic O'Neil, in short skirts and howildcring
throughout the bright programmes The men
had to exert themselves To- win the favor of the
captious deltics. hut the women gdcd into it
with a smile or n pirOurttc The audience
otherwise was large and eNonly apprcciutlyc.
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In the entry nt All East Seventeenth .'rcct on
sunday evening, Thomas and John jefferson and iames
Riley aged respectively -, -, ana ld, were drinking
from quart bottle OF whiskcy thar tacN hli ,t,l,n
John Cuurhn, who vcstn the second story, v.nt down
stars. nnd the hoYs qunrrrllrd with him Th lror
son. who Wa noNehi"d, struck 'un-lNn apt. %. ht
tell sithhtl lm three times ia the hnuA lu lt lrnrr
son Market Police Court toughlin reuscd TO tsliy and
Jusuc, Murray discharged the boys.
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cross, hui woull soon rccnvcr his cool nature.
nnl ln' her on The chrek and say. Liz2'c that
X nll right Don't mind me-
Tho wounds of liausuUuu and his children
nro evidences that he rrrWodiut .d iis rr.nic.
Tho wounds are all iu tho r"Eiouo VI thD hourt.
lie ilrrd two shots AZ hiwsclf ana ouo at each
ihcrc WIS no chance for him or his Iouugcet
.s.t fol lion
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Rumors Of His Death p~nied-riIs Condition
Not Aggravated.

PARIS, Nov. l2.-Thc Figaro says the Pope's
condition is becoming worse. and small hope is
entertained Of his recovery.
NoTE.-Thc Figaro is untrustworthy.
LONDON. Nov. 12-G p. MA Reuter- despatch
from Paris says; Intelligence from Rome
denies the rumor OF the Popc's death. and says
his condition is not aggravated"
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Gilmoro'S Garden was almost crowded
last evening. and the rivalry of the three groat
bareback riders. Frank Melville. Robert Stick
noy. and Charles W. Fish. was enjoyed. The
great Egyptian lugglcrs appeared in n number
of astonishing iuats The Lawrence sister.
and the MlTIda sisters entered in generous
rivalry for superiority on the trape2e. Mile
Ellis" Dorkrill appeared in hcr living hurdle
act. and the i've clowns iurn shcd lots Of fun.
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Nine. Janauschck lo-t evening played in
her adaptation Of ." Bleak House" the two
parts Of Lody Ded'oct and the maid H,riepse
Her impcrsonation Of these dis-imilar charac-
tors is remarkable exhibition of strong
mmciic talent and great versatility. and has
nn,rn warmly ,Gnmmrn i.d e various times.
ton i called, il u thoroughly interesting one
and has IN" advantage" over 80 many OF
Dicken-S stories that are adapted To- the stage
Of not lrupnmg % hronl hmrlehlme.
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RaToS, Nov. IA desnrt'h from Butling-
90, w. saj NNt Pro' Collier has urni hed chemical
cN1mM.N"u 1l tle stomach ol Mrs Smnh oi Nrircnnns
Nln tiiIs '',n su.N,,tl wAs poisson hA her hu.liud
tlc DEACON. Mtn iNe cvri' 1n,r o h> lirauOlr Nrs
lhMnlln. INC proo,sOr nnla luI.un N l.A .lA-IA.A
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sub,id,c, for ,hc IT, Go.hn.d Tunnel.

IoNnoN, NY. PA Times dcspa' n from
Pans STATIC ti ''l.i amt tliA have tlI bal.
U"'. " rD.l tnl-il's 20 tho 81 q, ihail lnnral re-
It,ut.A amounting 90 i,Glp1 aut - UuDJuIu.nc,
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The entire change of bill in Bryants
Opera House, last evening. was the beginning
OF one of the most enjoyable weeks in minstrelsy
known in tho city. The ballads. comic
songs and choruscs Little Macs Essonce of
Old Virginia" and the burlesque Of the Crush
ed Trlgedan." Dave Reeds Fife and Drum"
and the specially performances delighted the
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T'ae Mis,ing Actress Found.

Minnie McCrca. the actress, who left her
home At ~ south Third street Miiamshurgh ON the
2sh inst has been found At the House the Good shep.
herd, where she lies m drirun She had horn nd.
dicted To the use oi lhuinnum ana opium tor several
ana she wandered into thr street but -tantiy
clothed, on the morning O her disappearance was
iount BY an officer on Myrtle avenue, and removed
to the House o the Good Shepherd BY order VI
SPECIE PAYMENT REsuMED. The best ans out
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Gcrmany sslIIns suysr in Lenaon.

LoNpoS. Nov. l2-Thr Thaca In its financial
column, says; Germany heasn To sell silver here ON
SATURDAY. This IL nm iul'lion oi Gcrmnuv's uood ni
tuh Tor coming ant. M iEn present nd,lou uf the
hank W rng.anls rt,rrNV, calculated 10 drl,,. the
siurk ma krt, here somewhat II also accounts lvr Sat
DAY h ls llll.g In the uIICe nj sllNur.n
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wr.. MeGnrr,,y'. Fight tor her Home.

Mrs, Ann McGarrity Of Oyster Bay. l.. l., after
her husband had lett her and Sold their house To Mrs
rhohe Weeks refused TO leave the house She was
rltcied under order ot Judge Armstrong. Then She
atae hed the house several TIMES. and nnly posses
SION o IT. and threatened TO burn and its owner Jus.
tcc thn placed her uudcr sl5O bonds keep the peace
and sr Mas sent to the county la IN Long Island City
Mnltby's choice Norfolk oysters cost loss than
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J0ry,NGS iHorr Town.

rorpnrly cloudy womh ,r. w,, ,i.r'y winds.
ti"i mary hni' 'r.'ulp ,aui fatontD N. l... icssule
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fLI2AprrHronr, Nov 10 August Sntcr ii
YOUNG hhh ir 'liN@ IN Newark WI. ,tlI,h is ,.iiiur
q, , l', nAa ntdse Of Ne Central kly New Jersey
, 1877-10-27

The nominations now before It In iess than ten
ttays. It Is becoming tnantfcat that there will
be serious opnoeitinn TO the confirmation OF dome
Of the Presidents appointments.
WILL HAVE TALK.
The Republican members Of the Indiana deIc-
CatTon in Congress will hare a consatatton Mt
thr residence Of j. l.. Erans tomorrow to dis
euss The Presidents policy, and determine what
course 10 pursue.
, 1877-10-27

Ao.,,,,,.. I'LL 49, hAvk = IAtk. H.
t ~ H.suy.s .s,, ~. ~ lug !nutaoa ae'c
ca.'on ~. ia y Sonetss1 -" LAY = eonsaaAtIon NJ
eass sas Fl rfs:nfcnes po''e5' a1d determine what
""u'e 'ec w pot7uet
LOOlSl ANA Sen
the SITUATION rv TIE sAHArE.
.sp-c,ot Ettpa,cA to TAe cAtcaeo Tr,buat
WAsutsoroy. u. e.. f1c4. a,-tonfstana con.
.,,x,,tx.. h.... ..- 49,. ~. ..,,.,s .........
1850 ~ oI" ssy '"A' ~ .ou'a'~aa a4IsNo'
oe4o!c Tue sehate u 70 assume ne" pnaae'
anu that Number OF Republican Senators de-
sire to have both the cascs remandcd to tha
1c,rialat,re. Thta. of cnur.r. xo,,td dl.noso nf
rnI,<1, -. r. ,.,,,,S ..s 49, ~ .,..ts1 ~,
the Nichols Legislature. It apreaf8 that &lfs
.n,nfon of N. ,tiIruttv vo,,,,1 H.. v.,v .,,t.f,c.
.o'"''ou ~ w o'''e1'J "ou' =. W .e,5 s~.to'
tors who might tcel Gun, oclted mon marty
crn,n,,. T., vn,s Tn Kr,1,o1,s aa,n,..a',, tf M
c.te xas prcs.ed. but WHO ars Of tue opinion
that hy dining 70 they would stulttfy their own
rccosd. D'n Cameron Is said to bo Of u,.s
pumhcy. He supported The Louisiana Com
mission, OF w,tcl, III, brother .1n.taw. Wayne
!"@s ea9nt WAS Hicnpes, atlu approved lis
work. Judge S;nfIord was elected BY the Leg.
,ttoture rh,rl, VA.
THE AesuLr or THE coNfRodss
made by that Commission. Should Cameron
t.,.tA A4,1rn i,n&w
st", ,.,''.". 1Ns' :. ne '',. "uu'a u.
VIOLENCE to Ills own rccoTu. It Is possible that
otler Senatnrz. notably Mr. Hoas, Of Masss-
'U.~' ""' "s'4 y, "'-' o'1"'1 .'e'-
!oeH ne ecated' " appears t''at tiie LOUISIANA
D. u'oerats have couee!scd violent plan fur de-
'','a ~ 's 1' ~ Nnas III.
ssate authorities woulsl Immediately proceed
- f"n',. -, H., s,",e H., a,....a s.-..'x" w..
=. ."""s W ."e T.s' A"'' e'1'eo s'o"n oaA
of the ttury that Kellogg received . large sum
Of money from the Rcpubtteau Tax.CotltctoTt.
:, :. 1n,I -. ~, =. 4,,,,, =. a.Ns, nv, .rd t,..
~ - 1a'" " oc - "'ucn @ S9U'"v. anu lnat
M th.t sum was neser 1aa mo ths state lrcas-
'h"i"sain tile Packard Government sotne of
thc LOUISIANA ucenGctnt8 say that II Kellogg
ehould tr sentcl be could not leave tbe u,st rict
- f,nl,,,,h,.
VI eo."a'o'a
upon that ri,a,rr, Thu money In question ha,
nsrn, tv,s,, IN H., s,o,. rroa,,,.. n.
| State authorities havo possession Of the re.
cc,nts II, tar rotcc+,n,.. which t}rv rlnim
s,,,,, .'',.. ,i,,.'.,,. 1..,r,n.,, .' v'' =.
seems that tue Bourbons are determined to
have Kellogg. un1 ruttcr.ou,, sea,s. crco n
t,afy.
| IN COMMITTEE.
| WABn1Ng7uN, u. G., Uvt. B.-The Senate
Committee uu Privileges ami Election. met t.1!s
morning 70 seccise the written statenIents oi
.n","at,n,. - .".,. r. ~. a,.n.,s .s.t, -
up.sinT h,nsc1t aro,r H. Mnar ,tI.re,, G.a e. =,
resolution. which WIS unanimously aesrcd to,
thal tic COMMITTEE take rcccsa iu 0ruer to let
the euntGstauts Tile thcir statements With tue
Clerk. Rnu tlat an opportunity bc given to encsI
| 10 examine the statement ui his opluncnt and
| urenure. If t,crrssury. nuy rcnjy tnrreto.
|
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xTTANTED, PURCHASERS FOR>CAR-
w pIACJ,S. BI1GGIEs, LADIES' PHAETONS,
T ,cIrT HCY-WAGONS, with side bars anu Dexter
.nrinrs latest STYLE aud hest Workmanship: MISC,
on hand a few secondhand FAMILY PHNEIoSS
md ;TOp- and OPEN BIGGIES, all at low prices:
RcpaiIirrs promptly done At reasonable prices anu
~ Fifth stree, between Bread and Marshall.
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BY W, Houain,
Real Estate Agent aud Auclioncer,
corner Eleventh md Rank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE 2 7;
DRIED AND NINE ACREs QFI.ANI! ~
CHESTERFiELD COUNTY NEAR HA IA. i.t.rS -,
EXCELLENT FARM on YUCKAHOE CREEK:
IN GoOClILAND- COUNTY: CONTAINING
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT
ACRES, SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN COAL.-By
virtue nj three severa! Feeds Of trust, duly exc
cutrd and recorded IN the proper courts,
SHALL at the request I'll the trustee nEsl In &C
proceed to scl nj public nuciion on me prem
1877. mt O'clock that new and very dcsir1iole
BRICK DWELLING located rs above. containing
eight or nine rooms admirably ARRANGED i0r tng %
conmodation Of nodcrate-sized family. the LOT
has 'front.' OF 32k feet and depth OF about l3O
stands an excellent BRICK STABLE.
At the SAME TINE AND PLACE. ana ny vlrinc
Of the said deeds of trust, and ut the Request Oh tS
trustee. Irall soil at auction tract OF lay ACIsES
OF LAND, in Chesterfield county, near inc RAJ, ,
10 deed from ". Fl. Gwathney TO james u; Ii;ttl
said to be OF good soil and covered by pine anM net
wood Also, an UNDIVIDED MOlETY ora l'tACI
OF LAND In Esonchlnnd county, on Iuc kailoc crceh'
adjoining the celebrated Carbon-Hill coal wofks,con,
tanning 3Se ACRES (the other moiety being o~ncI
known rs "Sycamorr Grove This is sala 10 nc i,
good farm. hut It's great value Is 6clcveu 20 Gc III te
valuable coa-bcds supposed 10 DC underlying inns
farm.
While the deeds require cash sale, yet ala
authorized by the trustee to say fhat the Denehcary
In the several deeds Will accept most liberal terms
m 2G AuctiOnocr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-26
BY W. Goddin,
by W. UVUUlHf
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU BL E
l. SUBURBAN FARM OF rs 656-1000 ACRES.
ia rs i! TE E WF ST. or f TIE MAKSAL
RESERVOIR.-B virtue of n deed of trust executed
to The subscriber by Mr.. Lewis e. Ilarvie and
wife, bearing date 10Th April. 1876, duly recorded
In Henrico County Court on the 18th May. 1876.
shall, In execution thereof, proceed 70 sell Mt
public auction, on the premises, on n. TpESSiDAf
on the first fair day thercaft teri that truly EALUA-
BILE PROPERTY, located above, with neat
COTTAGE RESIDENCE thereon. now in the OccIl-
pancv Of Major John b. 1Iarvie, Jr. containing IS
1000 ACRES. the greater part which Is fertile
and lies we'll for cultivation. II adjoins The land~ OF
Nlrssrs. Hax:ill 6 Brothers. DIR. Thomas Pollard,
aud others. and part of which lies within the city
limits and within TWO hun red yards Of the western
line of the Barshal reservoir, and being add'd to
which would make 1t All extensive and attractive
tract Shall be sold subject to 4 prior deed Of
trnst to Messrs. Wellington Goddin and Robert r.
IawsOn trustees, ito secure debt tn DR.. W. Mere
dit. or his assigns amounting 10 $4,000. With all
interest Ill urrear.I upon The following crns-viz:
Enough in cash To dcfray expenses oil sale and 10
est from 2lst April. S77 and us to the iduc, on
such terms the said Lewis +. arvie or . ASST sns
shall prescribe and direct; or on their failure Id
give any Instructions Then on credit of one and
two years for negotiable notes. Interest added.
secured by deed of trust. The srcc attention of
capitalists and others Is called to this very arrac-
tive and VALUABLE PROPERTY.
ROBERT Il. LYME, Trustee.
RICHMOND, 2Jth April. 1877.
=. S.-1f al the parties Interested would, in writing
request IT, the trustee woud the said tract 10
he subdividcd into such smaller parcels might be
deemed advantageous; otherwise, the farm VIII be
sold 4 whole. TRUSTEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-26
By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BUILDING LOTS ON PARK AVENUE, AND
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE VILLAGE OF HAIR
VIE. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of decd OF trust
dated 22d December, and duly recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court, D. Is. No l04 b., page
deed, will. on MONDAY, April 30th, on The preml-
ses ut o'clock P. H., proceed to sell at auction all
that LOT OF LAND In the city of Richmond front
ing 50 feet the north line Of Park avenue, and JUS,
beyond Monroe Park, with depth OF $50 feet
more or less-to all alley 16 feet wide.
These LOTS are one square beyond Mr. John =.
SlIafer's residence, and lie beautifully and VIII be
divided to suit purchasers.
Also, on TUESDAY, May !, 1S77.at o'clock L.
NJ, on the prem ises all that LOT OF GROUND on
the east side Of Carter street. In Haryietown 'front.'
Ing on said Garter street 100 feet with depth OF
$50 feet, upon which there is 4 FRAME COTTAGE
containing about I've rooms, and at present occupied
by Frank Smith ut n rental or $40 per month.
TERMS: Que fourth cash; the balance In four,
eight and twelve months, with six per cent. Interest
added, secured by a deed OF trust.
Sale by FRANK n. Hull, Auctioneer. ap ~