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for the day Of from points the closing prices
10 day compared with Sat yxers n fnllaxs.
ton and cotton In running in quality
than half a grade above below the grade quoted.

q
10 3isc: low middng osc.. miadiins lie. spot sales
were foliows:-
7o.D,n Lass Erenss. ToA:
Consumption .................... 23S 12S 1857
delivered on contract 800 bales For iuure delivery the
sales were us follows saturday. after June. 100
bales ut li'ibc 100 y: Il65c.: July. 200 Vt 1889.
loooa Hoo, 100 at lille August, 800 M H. Toe.
900 at H. Tie. 100 at IL 7ec.. 100 li77c; Sep
temler. 6ooat Hoe, 200 at IL CSC November 100 At
II $780, 200 at i3sc; January, 100 at ii.4sc. Total
sss. Sa'it 7 roa i " see , sas 100 100
isac 100 4. isle 100 a. II SOC 100 q, s 4oo a.
;95 - !. iii7s:. ~ iI7ie; ss .I7Ss, iS
ii Sc, 300 Soc 800 al II ssc Il ii ssi
ODD At .6c, .7D 75c sep tember. 100 ILsc
Zoo 7ss SOC 4 ~ 1oo !, lies z 100 100 =,
800 at nc. 100 Al ii6sc 100 Al iii 7c. 800 At ac
3ooa y Soc October. $40 ~ s,c 100 ii5c Io0
November, 2on II zoe. II soc 800 1a2c 100
A. T.,ni ass pecemSe. ioo a, issc 2S 2. ll:,s
Tho receipts tho ports we're rs Follows taveston ~
bales; New Orleans, sa3 Mobile, ~; savannah. 2Ts;
Ghar'eston. %; Wilmington III Norfolk. 50; Baltimore
This day last week, 2,s44 bales This day last year.
1903 bales Total since septsmosr 4 sssi 2;ss
by s,cnm Ne compressd; - bremen, by steam, isc.
compresed TO Liyepooi Al o-t2d BY steam, by sa'l.
FLOrn AND uRAiM Receipts Flour, H. 49l bills: wheat
l4.ss2 bushels corn meal 10 bbs and leO bags corn
rocsp. barley It, 1850 bushels os was rs,h sg
inquiry for oil kinds Of -four to-day but especially
sequence The sal,s we're leo bills. including State
Western and southern At the annexed quotations Rye
changed prices Carn meal was iary active ana steady
with sales Of 200 bills nndb bags At u'i prices We quote
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Tho closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were--
MINING SHARE

Tho following ableshows the prices OF the prominent
gold and silver mining shares including the opening
prices Of to-day as received by telegraph from San
Francisco All prices in god-
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvASA, June II, ts77
spanish gold. 22e,S 22z. Sugar nsA Exchange sd..
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

There was decline Of from y to Y per cont In the
prices Of government bonds to-day. The following
were the closing quotations Unicd states currency
skies, 1878 al221; do. Sizes 1884, registered, 1l0sx
ll0x; do. do, do, coupon, 1l4A IFS; do do, 1865,
new. registered 1905 alo6 do do do, do, coupon,
lCgi4 100k; DO do. 1867, registered, 1925 l0ols
TO- do do, coupon, 1928 1924 do do, 1865, regis
crcd IL; do do. do, coupon, l15f; do tcnorties,
registered, III 112is do do, coupon, 1925 1925
de- nvcs, 1881, registered, lloii Ill do. do, do,
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SECOND BoARD-l:30 Pm.


The Executive Committee OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company adopted resolution to-day recon.
mendng TO the Board that tho usual dividend Of II,
per cent be declared At tho meeting Wednesday the
18Th inst
Tho coinage OF tho San Francisco Mint for tho fiscal
year over $40 600 600 Tho Carson and San Fran.
cisco mints are closed Tor settlement
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ADVANCE AND
The following shows tho advance and decline In the
closing prices oil tho principal active stocks to-day
pared with those OF Saturday,
ADVANCE: Western Union, x; New York Central,
i; do. preferred, y Rock Island, y; st. Paul. u; do
preferred, Ia.
DEcLiSE.-Now Jersey Central, u; Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western, IL; Morris and Essex, q Han
nibal and St Joseph, u !; Delaware ana Hudson 2.
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THE WATCH FACTORY STRIKE.
COMMERCIAL

The employees Of tho United States Watch hanuao
tory at Marion, Jersey City, who struck on yasurd,y
evening" refused 10 return TO work yesterday ~ the
solicitation OF their employers because the payment
oil arrears was not guaranteed them The number oil
hands employed was 800 and tho amount due reachc<
$4,000. strikes In this isctesy have bssn iesQssuA
aurlng the past ave years.
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declared to-day.
The following the sales Of mining shares as
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ls premium short sight de-. IN premium; 40 days;
rod 81 ae. premium short sght do IA ~ premium.
Loudon, las 10 premium: Paris. So prsmium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31

NEW YORK LIFE-INsURANcE CoAFANf-rA
Won ALE REPORT BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Albany, NJ r, October 24.-The superintendent Oh
the Insurance Department OF the State OF new
has lust filed his report OF the examination OF tue
New York Life-Insurancc Company OF the city OF
Now York. Superintendent Smyth says, among
other things: ~
Having completed n searching examination INTO
the affairs Of the New York Life-lnsnrance Compa-
mr., It affords him unqualified pleasure 10 be aple 10
make public the gratifying fact that the result IS
most satisfactory. Every Item OF liability, real ana
actual or contingent as sworn to by the officers In
the Inst annual report made to the Department, has
heoo closely scrutnized and the statements In said
renort found to be true the letter, and no other
liabilities were found to exist The system Oh DOCK
keepIng adopted by the company after many year
of experience seems to he perfecs, judged by the
hardest test that could be applied under the law.
The net surplus all liabilities amounts TO S6,-
e82, 1870. He finds the title to all property on
which the company holds mortgages, or which 1t
owns entirely, satisfactory, and the valuations Of
the department of such property agree substantially
with those Of the company. The cash securities OF
the company, costing S9,730,52e.0l, arc OF the
most excepionablc character, and are worth $780,
5l5.76 more than cost The total gross assets
amount to $33, 100, S69.45. The superintendent,
in conclusion. says that he has no hesitation in stat
ing that this great corporation Is entitled to the pub
lie confidence, and Its officers to his warmest COM
mcndatons.-Ne,o Fork Tribune. -E.
This staunch and reliable company is represented
In this city by Mr.. j. d. MOORE and MILLHIsER &
STRAUS.
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BY Frank j. Sampson and X. Il. Taylor.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

DUBLIC SALE OF TRULY VALUA-
&C. IN BAIRD'S FOUNDRY, IL THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA, IMMEDIATELY oH rIiE
WATER LINE. ANDTHEBUILDINGS ANDTlft:
LEASEHoLR INIERESI x OF f J. EAiD AND
MERLY OCCUPIED AND UCCESSFrLLY orr
RATED BY THE LATE ROBERT BAIRD. AND
SINCE Ills DEATH By HIS IfElRS.-Ey vIrtu. u
decree Of the Hastings Court for the city Of Man
chester, In the OF Baird ct ais. rs. Ea!r! It
ais. shall offer for sale Ut public auction. the
premises. ON THURSDAY. November Z. 1871. cutu-
alencing At IL O'Clock A. NJ. the following valuable
prap large lot Of PATTERNS for all part, Of M.
chincry. and Gearing for mills, Factories, fouudr!rS
and neutrality-suspicious., which ARE p.ru.rv valu.,,.,
because they cannot be obtained elsewhere;
SCALES of different sizes;
DERRICkS. LATHES. DRILLS:
4 great variety of BLACkSMITIIS' TOOLS;
B B65cEi fKAEE and xaul5
and the SlIAFTlNG and BETTING Belonging
M tpT1si2 APPARATUS suitable for conlnc,.
Ing L nrst-class and profitable foundry AMI mo;lH-
ing establishment; the BUILDINGS ami FIN
TURES belonging 10 said foundry. anI TN" IN
TERESTS OF J. BAlRDAND OTHERS ~ TIE
GROUNDS AND WATER-SUPPLY, under lc:.>.'
from the city Of Manchester said lease hvi Es ten
years TO continue, with the privilege Of renewing tie
% The Tr PATTEiItENS and MACHINERY are ycrr
valuable. and We invite the SPECIAL attention uf
mlllcs moultcrs, and mschinis. generally I,
this property. and the location thereof amt the
privilege under the lease. The auctlonccrs vii! take
pleasure In showing the property and giving Al
necessary Information 10 purchasers
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance upon =
credit of six twelve, and eighteen months Tor ap-
proved. endorsed negotiable notes, wiki iu;er.t
SOCRATES BROOKS.
DAVID l.. PULLltM.
Oc27 Special Comm ,sl"urrs.
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A DR1-SKEN Row ON THE RACE. TRAt

A DRUNKEN Row ON THE RACE TRACK
At the FAIRGROUNDS yesterday evening four
gay and festive Thebans from the classic
Shades Of Rockets, who had evidently been
most ardent in their attentions to paying
the public debt, and who, evidently wishing
to have q Donnybrook Fair, chose the race
track for their arena. and would fight, not
withstanding the fact that a race was in
progress. They defied the efforts Of soli-
tary policeman, who tried to stop their little
game; but upon his reporting the fact they
were promptly taken in hand by a special
police force having express orders from
Justice White, who CHANGED to be all extra
Judge on the stand.
The arrested parties were carefully pro-
vided for at the station-house, and will have
q hearing before his Honor this morning.
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'POSTPONEbfEST.
BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING
ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF ,, MAIN n.
virtue of the provisions of deed OF bearing date
the 18th day of July 1876 from the grantor therein
named to tile undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN
the clerks Office of the Chancery Court OF the CITY
of Richmond, to secure the payment OF the 0pIga-
ton of debt mentioned In said deed deialit having
been made in the payment thereof. shall as trus-
tee in the deed aforesaid being required SO 10 40 ny
the holder of said obligation of debt, sell by auction
mon the premises, on TUESDAY the 3Oth day or
October S77, at O'Clock p. NJ, subject TO prior
lien on said property from the grantor In said deed
of "A 900 and interest thereon, that VALUABLE
LEAD. COLORED BRICK DWELLING, with
thSee-sories and attic, containing ten rooms large
Kitchen; stable. carriagc-house, and lot Y by l2O
feet with an alley in the ~ feet wide, on The
northwest corner Of Main and Fourth streets.
TERMS Cash rs 10 the expense OF executing thls
trust and to pay off the of 81 900 with interest
thereon from the 18th day of July, 1877 and the
residue on such terms as the grantor, his execrl.
tors administrators or assigns shall prescribe and
direct feel authorized, however, 10 say that the
said lien of ~ 900 can be paid In two equal install
ments at and two years. with interest NJ clght
per cent. per annum. payable semi annually: ine
interest now due on said sum of $4,000 10 be paid In
cash the residue Of said purchaseoney TO be PAD
I'm SIX months from the day Of said sale, the Dur-
chaser giving negotiable note therefor with Interest
added all the deferred payments to be secured ny
deed of trust said property, and policy OF IN
surance 10 be given thereon us further security lor
- J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, AuctioneerS. DC 10
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ARRIVAL OF THE WISE LIGHT INFANTRY
RECEPTION AND BANoUET.-The Wise Light
Infantry of Williamsburg reached the city
yesterday evening per steamer John Syl-
vester. They were metal the wharf by the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, Captain
John 5. Wise, and escorted to their armory,
headed by Voelker's band. An excellent
collation. wasspread and speeches made by
Captains Richard A. and John S. Wise, Cap
tain John NJ. Patton, Colonel Thomas j.
Evans, Captain Z. J. Levy, and Lieutenant
Charles II. Epps.
The Wise Light Infantry number some
forty-tive men rank and file, and are Off
cered as follows: Richard A. Wise captain,
and John l.. Mercer and 7. G. Peachy lieu
tenants.
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BY Edward c. Goddin, Auctloneer, No. l015 Main
street, and Robert 3. Lyme, Auctioneer,
SOl2l2 Main street.
81, SALE OLE A VA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" LIABLE FARM OF OSE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-THREE ACRES, AND OF AN ADJ
JOINING TRACT OF 14l S23-1O0 ACRES, IN
HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE NEW GHARLES-
CITY ROAD, FOUR MILES BELOW RICH
MOND.-By virtue of DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
causes Of Hogan us. Duke ct ais, and r. d. Smith
s Co., for, ETC., Us. Hogan ct als and OF the Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond city, entered May O. 1877,
IN the Of West u.s. Hogan, we, as speclal COM
missioners, will, on MONDAY. November IL, 1877,
at IL NJ, In front of Henrico County Court house
(beng court-day), sell by public auction me apoyG,
named EAL ESTATE, being that FALC ABLE
FARM now belonging to Edward Hogan. and known
us "GEORGE'S,n containing 1873 ACRES; ana
the TRACT ad iouins the same. containing
Ifl S23-lOO ACRES, known as "LOETLANDs,
These Lands front the Charles City road, ana ad-
Join White Goodrich, and others, near Talley's
store. 49, m,,rrs,rv
ACRES, near Whites Tavern.
TERMS: AS to the first and last-namcd tracts, cash
sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and sale; balance In
three equal annual iustaments; larger part, or
a H. of the money may be paid in cash If the pur-
chaser so desires. AS 10 the second tract one
fourth cash; balance IN six, twelve, anu elghteen
months negotiable notes, with Interest ADDED, 10
be given for I'LL deferred payments.
CHASTAIN WHITE,
X. L. MAURY,
Commissioners In tlrst-named cause.
A. r. COURTNEY,
JOHN n. DAVIS
Commissioners III the second-named cause
oc 29,3l ,uo2, g, 81, s,9, l0,l2
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nc 26.2a.3O&NOY1.2.3
ByJ. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT ON ADAMS STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust from Edward Cox. dated 9Th of Janu-
AIRY, 1871, recorded in the Richmond Chancery
Court D. b. go A, p ST. to the undersigned as trus-
tee and whereas default has been made la the pay
ment of one of the negotiable note: therein secured
and being required so 10 do by the holder thereof
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY, Noyem.
Der 5th. 1877. at o'clock 7. ~: that LOT OF
GROUND with q FRAME TENEMENT thereon,
lying and being in the city Of Richmond on the
east line of Adams street between Clay and Leigh
Streets fronting Oh Adams street 80 feet and run~
ming back between parallel lines l35 feet l:orc or
less) to All alley In common IS feet wiie-it icing
the same r,. estate conveyed to said Cox by L. r.
Humphreys and wife by deed dated January 5.
1871, and recorded In the Richmond Chanccry
Court Office.
with interest from April 8, 1876 20 date: and the
balance on such terms as may be announced at ale.
=. ". GRUBI3S, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN AuctiOnccr.
oc 2O-22,27, 9,3O.31.S Nov .2.3.J
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by Fra3k ID. Hill,
Real Estate AuctiOnecr,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
J. BRICK DWELLING AND Lot nr
GROUND on THE NORTHEAST CORNER ~
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS AT All
TION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June ln
1875. and recorded in the clerks Office Of Hlrl,,
mond Chanccry Court. in ID. u. lUS C., page 2g3 "
the undersigned trustee, and AT the re,i-st Of ihn
beneficiary IN said deed default having been mai,
in the payment Of 4 certain note therein secured!
viii sell on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, mi
November, 1877, AZ o'clock i. ~, the desirable
BRICK DWELLING located a above deserved
The house Is two-story and basement and Contains
six rooms. Lot BIZ by 100 feet to All alley In COM
mon ten feet Wide.
TERMS: $3.50 and interest from October 10.
1877 with the expenses OF sale, cash The balance
in six and twelve months, six per cent. intrrc,,
added. FRANK ID. HILL.
oc27 Trustee
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By George 5. Naslon & Son..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVI-
Il DED ONE-FIFTH INTEREST IN IN, EIGHT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
JAILED "KESWICK." LYING on THE JAMES
RIVER, ~ THE C0UNTlEs OF CH f. En-
tain deed of trust dated 30th day Of January 1877
and duly recorded given to secure two notes OF
Guired to execute said trust by the holder OF the first
of said notes; default having been made IN me pay
OF November, 1877, at O'Clock 4. NJ. In front of
the United States courthouse. In the city or Rich
moud proceed to sell said undivided onc-hfth inter
est in die valuable estate known as "keSwick.n
containing about EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES iInore lcss lying the james riyerin the
counties Of Chesterfield and powhatan. This prop
erty IS claimed to be valuable for the COAL underly-
ing It, also tor the WOOD and TIMBER. There Is
also some lowgrounds attached, and number OF
buildings on 1t, some OF them brick.
TERMS: Cash as to so much will pay expenses
of sale and pay the note for 5000 due July 30th.
with Interest from January 80, 1877: liberal terms
as 10 the residue which will he made known on day
of sale GEORGE s. FASHON,
JAMES W. MORTON.
ooos Trustees.
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WE HAVE NOW ON hand one Of the largest and
most complete assortments Of Boots Shoes, Trunks
Valises, and Satchels TO be found in the citygood
goods ut low prices. Mems handmade Boots AM
Shoes speciality. In addition to our large STOCK OF
these goods ready-made we make to order any style
Of boot or shoe made by hand, frst-ciass WORE OF
the best materials imported, and guarantee nj.
Do not be led astray by advertisements Oh cheap
low-srioed goods There is no economy IN ouylng
them. Buy from an old house whose reputation for
fair dealing has been firmly established.
HERMAN BoscHEN BROTHER,
500 and Gil Broad street.
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Mr.. STARKE AND THE worcestershire
following note has been received from Mr..
P. Ii. Starkc, who was nominated by the
workingmen for seat in the House OF Dele
gates. Mr.. Starkc, it will be seen, declines
the nomination:
Editors Dispatch,-Will you do me the
favor to say in your next issue that cam
not consent to become candidate for a
seat in the Legislature. could not be
elected if I would, and ] would not il /
could. | wrote letter on Saturday last
declining a position on the ticket, but it did
not reach the parties in time to prevent my
nomination. Yours,
P. II. -STARKE.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
~ NICE AND NEAT FRAME aaI e! TENEMENTs,
WITH GOOD LOT TO EACH. SITUATED ON
NEW OR TWENTY-FIRST STREET BETWEEN
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS. GUNION
HILL, BY AUCTION.-In pursuance Of a decree
Of the Chancery Court or the city Of Richmond, In
the cause OF Rountrec Rountree therein pending,
entered on the 23d day of October, 1877. shall sci!
upon the premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT, the 3Oth day Of October, 1877, at AZ
o'clock F. NJ: the property DESCRIBED in said decree
as THREE FRAMED TRNEMEATS, with Kitchens.
water. &C.. Each house is in very good repair, and
contains four rooms, and have good fronts and
depths running back to q wide alley. These houses
arc we'll built, and occupied by Messrs. Waford,
FlOlrnoy. and others, ana at all times command
good rents.
TERMS: Under decree one fourth cash; balance
mt four, eight and twelve months, with six per cent
interest added to notes. and the title withheld until
all the purchase-money Is paid and 4 conveyance
ordered by the court.
JOHN B. YOUNG, Commissioner.
ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, No
ycmbcr 5, 1877, ut O'Clock T. NJ.
oc 81 Commissioner.
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Robert L. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioncer,
1912 Main street.

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
II OF A FRAME STORE AND DWELLING on
THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH. VEST OF ASD
NEAR TOJUDAII STREET, IN THE CITY OF
(hancery Court of The city of Richmond, III sulsof
LIgqan u.s. r. L. Brown and T. William Pemberton,
Executors and trustees under the will Of W. b.
Jones' deceased, entered the Oath day OF October,
1877 we will proceed TO SELL upon the premises, on
SATURDAY the Sd day OF November. 1877, at AZ
rs FRAME HOUSE and LOT. containing about six
rooms, &C. The lot is 15x- leet.
TERMS: One third cash residue in six, twelve.
and eighteen months, six per cent interest added,
and title to be retained until all the
x. T.. BROWN,
r. WILLIAM PEMBERTOE.
Executors and Trustees.
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BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF COMFORTA-
- BILE BRICK TENEMENT, No. gel M 70
STREET.-Will be sold nj auction. on the premises,
on MONDAY the 5ih November, 1877, At O'Clock
z. NJ, the excellent BRICK TENEMENT, No. 22l,
located as above, now occupied by Mr. Morris Wer-
uer, containing six rooms with entrance TO the base
ment under the front porch), besides brick kitchen
containing two rooms.
TERMS One third cash; balance at sixand twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by Il deed Of trust W. GODDIE, Auctionccr.
Oc 25-27,29.31, no 2,3,&5
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-Yesterday G.
L. Carter alias l.. Lewis and George john
son were sent on to the grand jury for
breaking and entering the room of John
B. Crenshaw, at the st. Claire Hotel, and
stealing fifty dollars. The robbery was
committed early yesterday morning. The
parties were arrested by Sergeant John
Hall. The parties were committed to Jail.
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By Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers.

CARGO SALE OF $500 BAGS OF
" CHOICE NEW-CROP RIO COFFEE.-On
FRIDAY, November I'd. we will sell 1t auction ut
our warehouse, commencing Ut IL O'Clock, the cargo
of the bark Emilic' direct from Rio de Janeiro,
consisting of
$500 BAGS CHOICE GREEN COFFEE,
selected with great care as quality, and packed in
strong, double bags.
TERMS: Sixty days credit for approved paper.
VIII be added to the sale
REFINED SUGARS,
SYRUP.
HERRISGS.
SALT, &c, &C. -
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
oc23 AuctionccrS.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate AuctlOnecr,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF NICE FRAME
i TENEMENT NEAR THE CORNER or
TWENTY SECOND AND CARRlNG
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.
BY AUCrION.-Iu execution OF certain decd OF
trust from Tucker Davis dated september Q: lSao,
rico County Court. | will proceed TO SELL upon the
premises. on FRIDAY the I'd of November, SIT.
at o'clock, being required so TO DO by tne nQlner
made in the payment Of four Of them all the prop
erly conveyed I'm said deed consisting Of SHALI.
ERA ME TENEMENT and TWENTY-FIVE FEET
Off GROUND on the north side OF Darlington
street near Tweniy-second street.
TERMS: About $75 cash: balance on very long
and liberal terms. TO be announced 1T sale.
oc 22 III. A. ATKINSON. JR.. Trustee.