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The Times Striving to AIiay the Escitenent-
A Russian View or the situation.

LONDON, Dec. T.-Thc Times loading ar
ticle this morning Ia carefully directed to alny-
ing the excitement on the Eastern question
and counteractinR the effect Of wild rumors. II
concludes as follows No course can he more
reasonable and obvious than that ut this june
turc the Government should desire 10 consult
with Parliament as soon as II can without nm
necessary inconySnitnre. Whether they con
template intcrfcrcnc3 or mediation. Oh simply
means OF securing good position in the final
settlement 81 Tie question. they cannot but feel
the need OF Parliamentary support. As soon
% Parliament Is called toge ther, we shall have
the main considerations on all sides Of the great
issue forciby stated and clearly argued. The
nation viii have an opportunity OF weighing
the various courses recommended TO II: the
Ministry will SOC whether they can honorably
assume. a. they have ON the whole had n ri9ht
70 assume hitherto. that thsy ARE carrying into
effect the wishes 81 the country at large, and
both NJ home and abroad we shalt see our way
mOrr clearly. II dOes not sCcin necessary to
hook beyond thrs" plain considerations in order
10 understand why tie Ministers have decided
To summon Parliament at the earliest eonvc-
nipnt date.
Sr. PETER,DUR De-. 2I.-Thc Golos pub
hsh.s to-day an nrurlr upon the carly mootlng
OF tho British Parliament and tho posaihle
measures OF tn English Cabinet The article
declares tIai hus-ia may await without au yirty
u" issue Dt this political episode and may
quietly continue the work which she lcgun. in
the iirm conNIatlun that British intrigue will IN
no way hinder the triumph vi Russi1.
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s,hBHIMfNr ~ rnE m.iRINE couRr
Five Lawyers md One Iaym Impaneiied
TO I'r, - Case.

In the Marine Court. on Thursday. M g..
ocil-k g. TWO "a, Lai Atruirti tNn iufie- Nrf.
out drhhauns upon sorict. and the Nfin. plrue-
nNl guHn- "a another dee wore w.l,- Go ic B., 'fi
judge McAdsm icikei about tho court foUu iui only
oac Juror remained hand both paiue. 10 ihe unticI
.ut-that oi Lazarus spnb.rn against Nathan Goldsmith
solomon Gei.ui.h ani llsrmau II rN-csrrr,~el their
i'-rc g. hHse It d,i -i col eid or. red to ""s, q
mi, ana my It le,or ue Count aloi,. bus iho Julso
sal D., irrisrlei =, Lave tAe quc-ion.o tact pt.ei
oa II, ai',n XII af',r, ,iet ", lun;i's sl vi
i.t .N; t..w il,- VA. i ani a t-al' ,l,"
u.. i'r,s 81 n, ot,,r is,y,-r. wcrc aa,,aew i.,.,i
mnn va, "ak,in.n ''Hl. When 0"un- iof the IAN
ur siirr-..l nein nln .'',nen, Of IN, iury th,lc
'nl.r'sn nil' iqN. hl' hsn..ledit nen spencer, how
W. .i VA. Tor 80, % hai, ,ce nD f,r wines sold +,
te ,"D7Rl' H. i I'm ,' 'l' !" rpn, An MN
denied tAeir htniIts cithor JOINT ~ ryutal 1he uiN
,ann.ra No. srf, fi q, ani IL, iGii- duly char ~
nr, n' PROFESSIONAL. bror' retiring or, OF the AvN'r.
w ,.i. ani thc {, ri .hsTs u.,n 10 4 - io1. pon
81. tvn ihcr il.' c.ndneli me rnd-ut Aau.ao
N'f Hi '.. l1i. % ~ .i th"utht hm ilntY iirrt -i.
rr', l.u -Iu' in ii rnroh.'e o the "incs,
ri 81 in..,i1., .'
".n 'r. t..t in t.atcyent Their vctlio /
m To- i''nl " tl, nn lisftirlW
f.r ml n.u .at Dcnr,u'nr. d.. Jort. 0lr ol.fA
N..H- 'a. "h>en. lunnir cs,a erui,i ton5ory
l..' N,. a.Nrl T. .aauon lcre sr,.c AMI inquired
@''' ~ d" .', ,.','' ''''.
ur- .uN ..,"' ', sie' .io~' sui g,n.s i.at
u.Hf WYtsl.... I..t Winch hc Na> lnlit t.ato,lt
'ai D. 'aw ~ q ~. ''i j.. W., .a, "a, att" NAT r., ,e
q t il~ i.ar- \ tng ll,'. s.!nf. Gcnie men ~ l'c
ooit. nnli ioi i..'roM ncr6iW atiIoci,ot' A. ~h'i,
uHc" pa HgeNrh ian-h. ani u lawyer, 0,ti oui of
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The following list Of the dead md scri-
ou-A wounded Is o tram 'rirto OF the records of
tine hospitals and the MorsuH The dend are
William H. Bradley Of no Eehlprl strnct.
Brooblyn. f. d. assistant bOokkNr'r for ii. 4
R g. lnrrneton 4 &c.. tea merchants. o.
Maiden mnc Brnlloys head was crushed
neiIii fiat. II wn- tnkrn ont from under huge
irnrmcn Of "a coping stone that iny ON the sldN-
ana his Lnuds Hre hudy sWrlri iln Nu9
hltokou-d with eout. \ m 'nd ~ , nat detNf
min %! no 70 into mo rr'Hil tnuf a on'D bust
noes IN GrrrnpO'ut Bradley who lived wit
his family nt ll5 Erkiord ,trtrt Greenpoui,
recommend 'i h.- friend to buy IA Grneni'l VA ~
Sons STORE. and volunteered ttNiYe him II hnip-
iug hnui i'm rnIt,Ins hi4 goods hoitc. H. lDli
his plu+ ut rmulOyHrl littIN before to
rnrry ou' th, nl nliou Tire body OF WuImm
BcnuNt WIS nppaI' 'uuy not inquired hy thh irii-
ing of the walls His face loohs hS though he
had hr.n e.nl"d lla WIS Il IA w-huy. who
lived Mt 81 WHshngiuu street.
The y uu. - oi thO.s who w"re reported M the
police stations on Thursday ngil IN nissln..
nre:
Bncho Hermann eyed 81 0fn4 Irvit street
BialA. Ellen. nl 30 East tputh t'll.t
IroNn. ,rnrsr. ~ l}l seventh strrrt
Cuuunilf. Annr. asri - ~ $50 korh second stifci.
Mluam -,urlh ,t'.- slrl ri thc rrtlil couuUr
pllrn Edward. Etst Ss'ytnlcrnih ,tir,t
bro Nr August, a.ed 49, o Do Fam street. employed
nnuham. THOMAS. wianwcr. d North Second ami
El.htn ,trct.. Hr,nklNn. T. u.
fmipy john, kn,e enla sutot bci"con Pirst sni zee
ianns Robert. aSod 10 ofse Pitt StrVs. ana e@pic, n
~ he iaetvT
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Hanna. Mary aged II, Roberts sister. also employed
HAYWARD, charles. aged 2h clerk in the factory Of
Nacdougal aud Fourth streets
Koebtr John, aged 80, ~ Orchard street ant
Krlrncry, John aged ~. of.s, AvenusB
I@Ginsr Berafi. of iie orchard s,feet
Iiln.cr CHARLES, aged 81 Of Third avenue and i2sih
,ii.'ner trsr,u. aged n, Of wimam.bursh, an EN-.
McC. nu. .n Nilam Of i2a Webster avenue Jer..y
tiN hr '"cnh'd brother lnlaw, and foreman Of the
Ml,r,. ,.ce,r;e ofi4 s,,,nh stree,
scdlers ca.r ' " q ia r ,ys. @@a I.SH asnu streets
,n,,i OBI r. a.1-yt .scl II. Of - Greenwich street.
sSs. ssSSs4 "a Nsry % c Sr, At The retail counter.
Noldt Franc a-i 10 Of ~ Last Fcuf,c,n,h street
Wr W,onr. CESriS. aiS !" sg.5 w, 81 s'o S Brooslvn
A. no inquiry was made for my Of tho above
named os,erdny. 1t Is assumed that they have
been found Inquiries by relatives in the hos
Dos Grrcpwich street. John NSTc5mb. Fcrd.
nan nani kerb'r and Emma Mnrnhy; employees in
persons; tntOniu Starss family were permit
ted TO take him home last evening.
c,Ilh" I'm" wounded in the New York Hospital.
Boldt Francis stc IS oi sse Fast Fourteenth street
B SH T ssd % r. 's G ' "a seysn a9' .,es gsSS@, SSr,a
"eSs S, M, in '@ ,H c"' sm 81 9g i&sessrsny & ,,,
ncii scs. boi mi arms danedroasiy ''''' ''''''
ues, , n r,&f & 1s,f & H. Of -, l,a street hurnel
assistant ~ ne cream cahiy department on the third
iines lsnry. eyed i5 OF ~ Avenue b. burned the
'"ww,..,.suy ..uy an Az sin., y rsnsl ., ,,, -.
arm. ~raided. not stnousN.
bruised .hcuidtr not .siiSa.y ''s '"'''"''e '""'
hvie,k,r john, aged Is. ofi27 sixth street buried
Kooncy. Las. ,u' h.nd' not seriously
errSS dsy in he f1t factory a, 7 @ se6Srn N reSi ,,r
burned sishu, upon tue anil foot n. D. a.O SUM
ins nom shsht cvncusaOu % the brain
The wounded IN the New York Hospital. Wes,
Fifteenth street are:
Brought nomasr burned upon the head. shoulder.
colr' tlvsrl aged X. Of .o ra,t Seventeenth street
hntmI ~ iie sAmc pari' not dnigoronsly
rp9n he head Isee and hsnis. danserou.lc
tgw,nd d lpon ,he ,h,,i .nl lacc not ser,oass
N,b, otto se'd ~ of ii3 Avenue a, burned upon The
Ven ''e,rse asc is burned ahou, the iace and arm,
s,ao' i,. wsl is,sfe .s3 s9i ala Eat rw',in
S,aiS. Potter ssei D.. of $50 vim street. -o''cl upon
ihc a., hrci.i and arm. dAngeron-N liz was lore.
w. ...snh. burned uron the head, shoulders nad
Tho wounded in Bellevue Hospital are;
Adams. G,or-e ,. ss,d .. Of ~ ~ Marks place
.' M ,' ',a 81, D. ~ ~ ' ~, ~. ar.'
aii sa,s tHt hc Nas blown .ldenly IRON thc SECOND
gi-ls William %, p NOT street Rrndy wa, one Of the
r M ., y '- ',.'t ~'S ".i'"1 , w. ap5s ,.s
head Hiuu'- i'u s'ii. .a,'f.
4r7.y ha'ds Va. ,ie fi', reef a'iii faSi. iiii,.
f n 6.. , t.t M, ,'l '"' ,',.'. 81.
cure lf m'4eal ati- dance Tor him. took him 60 uc
l.rl.fr Barnard a.oi Is = no or.lar' street.
R.a ii.. a.ca e. g ~ ti.i Sinal .irc,t burned
s.art An,oi ascd - Of So. linh street burned upon
tt " h"i,' "'d ~ 'ciiD.sit " sa3' Iiht D. Wa,
i,,,. Narn i' eNpioT.n ~currt u, 'car' that none
LanI.t il,aiv al,i h. ,t sia Lt.i rwelnh street
alinel a.. 4.ai. face. "a 80 arl.- sA.hts.
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The baltimore Tramp Convention.

BALTIMORE Dec 2l.-Thc Tramp Convention
held three sessions otay and az onir,d t- ev,uins
The sg1,'ts under ,on.ii.rauOn Wcro elaborated d.,
cu,.ed o., M.is Hncr, BLAIR Bishop Ia, of ic Er.-co
rs' Church. ue Re, dvo Mii,ro III. .-ui. .ai jud-c
nl.alN-
o." form of lN o. lc frosn'ei 20 The comius sis
ltNif i-d 'i rf'tHHN. iNHf vll iar~on, trtv, nn.
Wf.n-h tne 'Atr ANA iulud ..r.,n- ln bA.u-
end outsou-es shall he itrHrc,i i.td aHl sn
tntfi tu terms OF iain. ln.-s 90.
Connection M. f,pl. .un- tIht rNcsuhon'
r. cuniu,ci privately Al tnHf more ID, nu~nf f-fr.
ci art b., hDt u nrs smith i'pr. s.Iuu. tir Nt
u'na'-. labor ptttv ,ncf,i h, Protest tcfin,t the
ttNfrt-fnf lrt Wlltr if.L %. TRAY. ilu.
The luillr highway ia -.Ar, Do obi work
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MY2lrl GnrI.n.in in l'rooh lyn. WAS wirl lnst
c,7 nirs. u, o'ea.!o. hsns Lo'iat hoN.nl
cuieahHni,n, FAR tho hc.ra' Of ur w.boss'
Home Ih, hoxci. Who put iu arp aranec were Jack
NHDrN iif f- N'i1 lift Ah 'iliW battle. william NJ
,rpinl.s a. l..ar,. NJ go h.euau ani HcDcunru fnn
i.furn i. thfHI4HH- tfd ln Hiuups - iu Tho last
nIich 49, hriwUDn John nwNtr nii y kr Sniil tnr the
hoANv Ntif' plnlin.-iup ihrr' tonnis were tbufli
Ui0l iiv Ser NH- d'"r,iti h. Nr tlr ~llurf
l.iIt ~ l.rNd hs u.t-i'i l t'g' nI Iua'- Nhlft
oNIrtNful woo A!Nfi ihf'u huu. iNt tNohir. ad ~
n ~. .ADl tlll. ~ AlllLAlIr.
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Chris 'phcr and llrnr r,der calnc from Cor
man, 20 Sow YORK las, .ll.us io stud, rhry had slno
10 Go,cmHcnt b.ni. nni ricenhachs IN n trunk 10
their room IN their boarding npn>e nt 80 west
IM' NA street ON tic all May the money
iskcu rom their trunk and te lnniiady.
Mr. ntrN AN'N. was arrested SIC sad hor hu,hplI
hi STOLEN ic money Allen wruf o. thr r.iire cntraI
pAN last ru. Hni .l tut h" hal rnihri the frdrr
hrrf- anl -lrNt al Io mont, ilo sHii the brothers
h'i ict i,i inln'' sc i hi- Wi'e Ali,u VA, Locked
up in the Aui0ll ,ttrt iu. ., tlilnn
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Recorder Brown explains Che loNcicnry In hi+,
accounts tn O., Cuuici o Inlpn I'm by )ins iha he
i,ndo ul hi- rcirins uuH fVa-uwr Murtgs bnOkh lie
slfS utt hc - willing I" fiNr n'il M Ig s.nni v
the drNrlru'y nr T., transfer hif shliD Tie Council
dc a'd o. arcelt the uirr prn'f tsl he NUnd gNV
lnll- lnr M inlnIr INrlnI lmhnrr nl I'm luil
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IOSDON. Dee. % Michael Dsvti. "A Prninn
Nhu w. ~nructd To- 70 t,rn htuTs I.uNl -iNttnnc.
b'cn released umr Dariutnt On Lckos " NANc. Rtti
4Nlns hsA the urm o ms ,enh noe
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Thn NV York lY'rhb WdaesS. only - 50 Pc
hht.". pr N.NtiA nNNM A"i, =. so 80 =. ~ ~ !h M
pHIfr IL wit h' s'ni, pot pnid ncI Or cuin'fy tnl
nnr irnnh un Giai iur 49, cents O.iicc No i,ahk
hLnNL- Nm
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rle u..,snnnon ora n,.. rre.,aco,

William u. Mott hnB resign Il as pr,t tdont II
thc Nlniti Siif. ftik ni hfNsrr. Hnd Wee ffrsi.
d,ut ui u.e ilpmc Insurance Company Vi ho~aI~ ou
sttuuut o, lll he nith
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Clarot, Bur.uniy. lihinc. Sherrios. and Part,
iruh 81 - ~ faHn aud up"~i,i also 4oh ,i'es o.
ltn cordia4 nuJ chHnN- na NJ the iusrst price,
ernd iVr cstS'VSue H. Aoulnn. inpvlni. ~ AAa o. t-
dly
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Imporod English grain WATERPROOF laoo shoc
Muh" h'""rd IA Vd a. ~ - % hnoA Mors al. gu
BI valNaJ, -dIs
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SPECIE PAYMEST RrsuMRp. -Spocie tho bes
nnr cut AilLOns IA A. Buy ami ind -dls
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MAltby's choice plohlod md fresh oystNra for
AoiaJ Hon prisc chaSi] W rvtab Ioaisrs, u iIr
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JolIlAG> in0ur IOwM

Con' N11r-l0..I0l, rOow ol nam south.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-15
DIV o. =. NpIJCIFUII'
Real Estate huctiOnccr, &C.,
lOl8 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOSD.-By virtue of decree of
the Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond In the
cnses Of English, administrator u.s. English, &C., and
Augustine rs. English &C., OF the 9Th Of November,
1917 will. special commissioners named therein
sell on the premises, In the order named, on UES-
DAY the Goth day of November. 1877. beginning ut
O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL ES'rAT + or which the
late William English died seIzcd-yiZ.:
lst. THE TWO-STORY RRICK STORE, No. 81 l.
al the southeast corner Of Leigh and Second Streets
for years occupied by said English and now by his
son. Lot, 9S by 90 feet TO 1O-toot alley.
I'd. TIE TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT
adjoining the store the south. Lot, IGN by 80
Sd. TIE BRICK DWELLING. 10. 2O6 north
side of Leigh between Second and Third streets,
containing seven rooms. sc. Lot, 33 by 100 feet to
an alley.
Ain. THE HANDSOME VACANT LOT at the
northwest corner Of Leigh and Second streets. 30
by ID feet 10 an alley.
9th. TIE BRICK DWELLING No. 100. south
side of CLAY between First aud Second streets, con-
tanning seven rooms. Lot, % by 100 feet.
TERMS: One third ciSh; balance ut SIX and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest addc"
and title retained by Inc court until the purchase
money is all paid AN. KELLEY.
nos Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByJ Thomson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
No. 1ll3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE AND
i NEwLY-ERECTED BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN THE -, CITY 0E RIGHM9GEyD' 0S TIE EAST ST
S s IS sTREETsBy rrtue Of ia decree Of ihe
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District Of Virginia, entered on the III OF Noven-
her. 1877, in the matter OF Asa Snyder, bankrupt,
and of deed Of trust executed by the said Snyder
bearius date the Gath of October. 1874: duly re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Conrt to wellington
Goddln and William Willis, trustees we. the under.
signed. James Ii. DOolev, trustee In bankruptcy OF
Asa Snyder, and Wellington Goddin, Surviving
trustee. will proceed to sell a. nIllc auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 27th day of November,
IS77.at IL O'Clock NJ. that argc md newly erected
BRICK WAREHOUSE located as above: WIN the
LOT on which il stands, having trout OF J33 feet
on the east line OF Eleventh street. running back
1855 feet, and bounded on the north by IN alley 22
feet wide with the right to the purchaser to nsc the
two alleys In common with the owiicrs Of the lots
adjacent thereto.
FERNS Enough In cash TO defray the costs and
expenses of sale, and also 10 pay oil what Is now In
arrear the notes past due and secured by said
decd of trust Of the Oath of October, 1874 which
notes with the interest thereon, are estimated to
amount to about II 400: on q credit rs TO 37S.75
until the Oath Of April, 1878; on 4 credit as to
credit az 10 S83 until the oath Of April, 1879: on
credit as to $5SS until the gath Of october. $40
s er on sSed IL n s5722 init the Of
October. 1880; on credit as to 50 80 uatil the
24t tn Of APr ISL fssa as
Sl5.75 until the Gath Of April, 1882; on credit
of $54O.75 until the oath of October. 1882; aud
as to the +, sidue Of the proceed. of sale credit
Of four eight. and twelve months from the day Of
SALE the whole purchase money bearing interest
at six rer cent. per annnm from The day Of
sale secured by Il deed Of trust land BY consent of
the bencfcaries in said decds). with liberty to the
purchaser at his option, to pay the whole purchase
money In ca 5h and thus avoid the necessity OF exc
cutting notes. and securing the same by Il deed OF
trust The title Is believed to be perfect hut selling
as trustees we VIII convey with the usual special
warranty. The foregoing WAREHOUSE was built
about eighteen month ago OF the best materials, in
the most substantial aud durable manner, and Is
well located for The purposes for which Ii WAS
erected and for many other purposes.
JAMES III. DOOLEY, Trustee.
W. GODDIN. Surviving Trastcc.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOn6cr. no Is
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BY Robert Is. Lvne.
Real Estate Auctlonecr.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-EXTRA-NAL
L BILE AND MOST DESIltABLY-LOGAIED
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUBURBAN TRUCK
FARM. WITH GOOD BRICK DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, IN BON.
Ling GRIFFIN aE Sp;G G9ENsTPfA ~ I'VE I'VE
OHIO RAILROAD SHOPS TO THE MECHAN-
ICSVILLE TURNPIKE. NOW AND FOR SOME
YEARS OCCUPIED By MR.. RUSH BURGESS.
FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-By virtue OF deed OF
dated 9th Of March. 1872, and duly recorded III
the Office of the clerk Of Icnrlco County Court and
in the Office of The clerk of the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond being thereto required by the
said deed. will sell ut public auction. on the prem,
Uses. on WEDNESDAY, November rs. 1877, At l
o'clock P. NJ. OF that day. that valuable TRACT OF
LAND on Bowling Green street, In the county OF
Heurico, about one mile east of the city Of Rich
mond, containing IL 55100 ACRES, with an eN-
cellcnt BRICK DWELLING thereon. containing
eight rooms, with porchcs front and rear. win good
barn, stable, and other out-hOuScS and we'll OF
good of water OH the place.
This LAND IS extremely fertile. and Is In q high
state of cultivation. and by reason OF lis conSut
10 the city Of Richmond Is extremely valuable not
ONLY for its great advantages aS trucH-lirm, nut
ing lots 1t is The Same farm form, rly owned by
John Minor Bolts, and adjons the property oil the
Catholic College.
This FARM will be sold rs whole, and upon the
following terms-to wit:
Cash as TO enough ta derray the expenses of sale
and the sum of $3.50, ndinlcrcSt thereon from
the 9th day Of October. 1876: and rs 10 the resi-
due, upon such terms Us shall be announced at the
time OF sale.
II is probable that as to said residue terms may lie
arranged such as will be satisfactory to bidders.
This sale offers most desirable opportunity to all
persons who are seeking profitable Investments.
JOHN 4. BELNIS.
LEWIS II. FRAYSER.
no14 Trustees.
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When Andrew Jackson was young man
attending court at Rogersville, Tenn, he
lived at hotel famous for its good cheer.
One day, as he sat on the piazza, youth
came riding along dressed in the pink OF
fashion, his eyes fixed on vacancy, replying
not to the salutes which it was the custom
Of the times for strangers to give each other.
AT Q glance Jackson saw the fop, and deter
mined to play the part OF Bonlface. he
welcomed the silent stranger with dis
tinguished politeness, and the company
about the fire made room for him. But
the automaton was not to be won 10
conversation. He walked up and down
the room contemplating his own graceS,
and presently exclaimed, commanding
": Landlord, I want support" sup
per was spread, and the stately youth de-
Youred it. Then he resumed his walk, an
swered not word to the remarks OF the
tireside circle OF lawyers ana Judges, ana
Jackson grew more and more Wratn1u'.
Landlord, want to got to bed - was the
next demand; and he added, 81 want
room to myself" Jackson represented that
the house was full, and there was no single
room to be had. The young fellow was not
TO be moved. Jackson disappeared, and
shortly returned, announcing that the
guests room was ready. The two went
off through the front door, all the
company following, and stopped-at the
corn-crib, through the cracks OF which a
light was shining. "There's your room,"
said Jackson. .'Do you wish to insult me,
sir?" "No insult at all, sir. You vowed
YOU would not sleep in room with any
one, and demanded room by yourself.
There it is, SIR" 81 VOW that will not
sleep there" said the dandy. "By the
Eternal you shall" exclaimed Jackson,
and grabbing the youth, he sent him at one
toss into the crib and locked the door. Ano
there he STAYED all night, and in the morning
he was released and dismissed breakiastles:
by the impetuous jackson. This is talk
related by an ancient la;iy OF RogersVille.
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" J.,
Mr.. JOHN O'BRIEN, having decided to travel by
rail next season. will sell without reserve, TO the
highest bidder at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at State Fair
Ground, Richmond,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH
AND 10TH, 1877,
the stock used by p. T. Barnums Worlds fair' sea-
son of 1875, and O'Brien's Show, season 1S76-'77.
100 WORK-HORSES.
100 LARGE BROKE MULES,
A large number Of BAGGAGE-WAGOSS,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIkS,
A great quantity of HARNESS, &c.
ALSO.
Q BILL-WAGONS, now in the city, suitable Tor
pedders. which may be seen by calling on
O'Bricn's agents at the St. Charles Hotel.
Entire stock may DC seen 1T the Circus Camp on
and after Monday, November 18th.
N.B.-Mules to be sold on THURSDAY. Horses on
FRIDAY, and Miscellaneous Stuff offered on bot
days. CAeILE x ia y ee"'''
M G-JHtSwlt
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By j. L. Appcrsou,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOi6 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
i FINE, LARGE, AND EXTRAORDINARILY
WFLL-BUILT DWELLING, No. 40l, AND
GRoUNDS ATTACHED, AT TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF CARY AND FOURTH STREETS RE
yember, 1872, duly recorded In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in d. B. 90 c. page 1872 tdefant In pay
ment having been made), and being thereto re-
qured by the beneficiary thereby secured, will SELL
on the premises, on TUESDAY. November 81,
1877, at 3H O'Clock 7: ~. the ve-descri5 se
many years occupied by G. L. Word, ESQ. the
DWELLING contains ten rooms, with hre-piaces!
Kitchen with four stable ana ,h 5s
rn.nnar With n view to comfort convenience, and
durability location ana Lot
saxI so feet 10 wide alley. May be sold as whole
or divided by cutting of beautiful building lot, as
NAV be deemed best. .,,,
It is confidently expected lllt arrangements VIII oe
made for remarkably easy Terms vi payment, ana
i" no 1 N j. l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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r,,WO HANDSOME AND TRULY-DE

TWO HANDSOME AND TRULY.DE-
sIRABLE STOCK-BRICk FRONT DWE III :;
ING HOUSES ON PORTER STREET, IN TIE
cry OF MANCHESTER. FOR SALE At hur.-
TiON. ON WEDNESDAY. N0XEMBEKX MENU III iolt,
AT 4 O'CLOCK =. NJ, ON THE !'REMISGS:IIAt
the request Of tho we WIN sell on =, m Se
Aforementioned, the two bcautifully-located con-
and ,H Tieeynisnsd EEM
Porter street containing nine rooms each hetween
Twelfth and rhirteents streets In the city OF Man
chester near the handsome residences of MIR. Charles
w Turner and DIR. s. J.. Ingram. -.ts
Seldom Is 1t that such valuable property as TINS Is
Ioered for sale In the city of Manchester. Situated
Jon one Of our most popular streets, and near the
corner of Twelfth street Tor Free-Bridge avenue),
which Is now being graced and paved 1t should al
tract the attention OF all parties seeking residences
I'm first. class nelghborhood or those who are look
ing for safe and permanent investments for their
capital. Manchester is improving daily, and when
her many advantages are const cred capitalists
should look we'll 10 their Interest, and not let such
chances for investment Us this offers 70 unnohccd
TERMS Reasonable, and will be made known on
the day Of sale. FRANK j. SAMPSON,
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
no15 Auciiohcers.