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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-11
DOMESTIC NEWS.
the NIWEENEA NVNFENIEWN.
q. m, w, Halliday Nominated for Governor.

Ia. Especial TO the Demoerat1
n Il RICHMOND Aug 1g.-41n the State Demo-
ais Atic Convention this afternoon the sixth
tctos sfllot resulted: Malone 4s7 Daniel 44s, Hal
1'tiday 34A, Taliaferro 1863. Taliaferro was
dropped and Col Cameron Withdrew the name
of Gen. Malone, and urged the friends of that
gentleman to give their support to Hon. +.
nj. w. Halliday. This was received with tire
menduous cheers, waving Of hats and yelling
The seventh and final ballot resulted Halli-
day s52, Daniel $685. Malone /. Amid the
Widest applause the chair announced the
nomination Of Halliday for the Office Of Gov
varnar
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The Convention Of the workingmen's
Party.

|; PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-At a meeting of
,s,,engmen's party, held tonight, the statement
u Fs made that a secret convention of dele
'ied from labor organizations throughout
srt country would be held here Saturday, and
.ta4re convention would represent thousands Of
1workingmen. 1t would appear from the re-
marks made at the meeting tonight, that the
? committee has been at work some time con-
serring with labor unions throughout the
4 country and receiving responses from various
= sections, particularly the coal regions.
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A serious Railroad Accident.
[Special to the Democrat. ]

Especial To the UemocratI
Sr. JOSEPH. Aug. 10.-A serious railroad ac-
eident occurred yesterday afternoon at Troy,
Kansas, fifteen miles west Of this city. A
coach filled with passengers went over an
embankment fifteen feet high. Twenty-Five
persons were wounded, several, 1t is believed,
fatally.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
Iapeeial to the Democrat !

NEW YORK. Aug. 1O.-Gold 1861; U. S. SIS
of 1881, 11l1s@1119s; do coupons 1l20112aS;
new AIS and coupons 10s1 SOLOS, s991os94 !:
1Os5s; 1868 coupons, 11114@1115s 10-40s, 1oa74
do coupons 1125s; currency 6's 124Ts0a
125ls; new SIS, 1o9's s@1O9s4.
LONDON, Aug. TO- -Consos for money D5 Lie !:
q. s. 5-2o's, 1865, 1O661O6l4; do 1867, 1865 !;
10-4O's. 1101s; new 5's 1O79s; Erie pa.
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SerYia Arnlirc

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-The Times occasional
correspondent, at Vienna, says:
, telegram from Belgrade, received at the
Foreign Office, announces that the Servian
place 10000 men on war footing before the
10th inst. This force will be entirely directed
to the southeastern frontier. Foreign officers
are again allowed to enter the Seryian service.
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Fighting Going On at Pleyna.
TSpecisl tn the Demoor.t,

Especial to the Democrat
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1O.-Rumors were
received yesterday that the Russians have
been defeated at Plevna. These lack confirm
alton. The fighting, it is reported, is still go
ing on. The Russians number eighty thou
sand, but the strength of the Turkish in
trenched position is considered to compensate
for numerical inferiority.
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The Iyoches,e er Races.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Aug. t0.-Ihe 2:;D race
was won by Lady Plitchard in three straight
heats. Time: 2 231 q :2311 "a :224; -.
The 2:21 race was won by Comet. Time:
:22-2 :20-2 30.
Goldsmith Maid trotted three heats against
time. 2:19h- 2:16A-2I7L
In the first heat of the 2 21 race, Adelaide
met with an accident The axletree Of the
sulky broke and Adelaide's shoulder was Sc
rio,lsly injured If not permanently disabled,
being penetrated by the thill.
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The National Denta, Association.

fISpeca TO Che DemOcratI
CHICAGO. Aug. 1O.--The next meeting Of the
Dental Association will be held at Niagara
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. +. II. Rehwinkel, Of Ohio; vice presi-
dents, l.. d. Shepard, of Boston, and G. I.
Barker of Philadelphia, Pa. corresponding
secretary M. II. Webb. of Philadelphia, Pa. !;
recording secretary, M. s. Dean, of Chicago;
treasurer W. Fl. Goddard. of Louisville
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An ynter-Repu bI,can Fight Mt Austin.

GALVESTON, Aug. The Ne,rs' Austin
special says: United States Marshal Purcell
was shot twice and probably fatally wounded
by Frank Britton. Accounts of the affray
are conflicting 1t Is known that the two gen
tlemen belong to opposing factions of the Re
publican party, and have had differences as
to the distribution of the Federal patronage
in this State.
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A Large CONFEDERATION Mt wacn.

GALVESTON, Aug. 1o-A fire al Waco. yes
terday. destroyed the dry goods house of
Lyons Lindenthal d Go. and the hardware
house Of Eikel d Bernstedt. Loss on stock
and buildings 100000; insurance $4,000.
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lines. Of Notifications, restoring all the old
English and French defenses. Upwards of
10000 men are employed, and 1t Is expected
they will finish the works In a fortnight
hence. One hundred guns are to be mounted.
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The Reception to Archbishop wood.

"a esHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a reception was
yidered TO Archbishop Wood tonight at the
efholic Club House, participated in by about
,a hundred OF the clergy and a very large
"a nber OF the prominent laymen of the de.
scnination in this city. There were also
nesent Rev. Dr. Boorom, chaplain United
ties navy, a Protestant Episcopal clergy
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senator Jones silver Report.

IFpecIaI 10 the DemOBfHtI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-1t Is said that Sena-
tor Jones silver report will be that of the ma
iority OF the commission, and there will also
be minority report The majority report
will favor the continued use Of greenbacks as
we'll as the demonstration of silver
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New Jersey Ceutra, ua,,r,aa.

New YORK, Aug. 1o.-The following are
among the injured by the accident ON the
New Jersey Central Railroad at the Ocean
port draw: Mr.. Remsen, of Augusta, Ga,
badly cut about the head, also wounded in the
back and ankle; Mrs. Kemsen, bad confusion
on the head; Miss Alice Tull, niece of the
Remsens, suffering from the shock Miss
Kate Tull, sister to Alice, severely cut back Of
4 br
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Russian ReInfarrements.

LONDON, Aug. l0.-The correspondent Of
the DUTY .Nelrs at Bucharest reports that
great numbers of troops continue TO arrive
from Russia, as also from the Danbe.
The Netrs' Vienna dispatch states that two
army corps from Odessa and the Crilnea are
already ON the march to the Danube Gen.
krudener has received $4,000 more troops and
some artillery.
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nepth of Water at . southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August

SOUTHWEST PASS, August 10, I877.
To Capt. G. w. Howell, Corps of Engineers
u. S. A.:
Depth of channel at mean low tide II
feet. Least width for that depth, 100 feet
High tide at 10 q; m. Height above mean low
1914 feet. Bottom soft. Depth of channel
if referred to plane of average flood tide
10 15-100 feet.
C. III. ELwELL Master of Essayons.
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suicide of Aclhlaet Pasha.

Especial to the Democrat.]
LONDON, Aug. 1o.-A Vienna dispatch says
Achmet Pasha. who surrendered Nicopolis to
thesRussians and was afterwards interned at
Orel, has committed suicide
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CAPITAL NEWS.
Another CalI for bonds.
[Special to the Demoerat.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Another call by the
Treasury Department for the redemption Of
ten millions Of bonds, consols of 1865, is ex
pected within few days.
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The virginia Conservative Convention.

RICHMOND, Aug 1o-Gen. Terry being
dropped as the lowest on the first ballot, the
second resulted: Daniels 4s4, Halliday 276,
Taliaferro 159, Lee 123, Malone 44o The first
ballot stood: Malone 421, Daniels 35l. Hal
iiday 262, Ialiaferro 132, Lee 126, Terry 116.
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A battle Imminent mt Kara paghaz,

LONDON, Aug. 1D.-The Ne,rs' special from
Adrianople announces that the Russians are
IN force at Kara Baghaz where battle Is Inn
minent. unless they abandon the Balkans.
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The Lab0ring Men to Hold secret Com
vcnfiOn.
tSnecisl To tha Demor

Especial to the Democratl
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-A secret co1veil-
tion of delegates from the labor organizations
throughout the country will be held In this
city tomorrow.
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O.nannxan Rnssa.

Especial to the Democratl
New YORK, Aug. 1o-O'Donovan Rossa,
the Irish patriot, has been dispossessed Of his
hotel in Chatham Square by the sheriff.
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SOile Presses Against the Lead erS of the
ST. Louis Workingmen.
Especial to the Democrat ]

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10-Nolle presses have
zen entered in the cases Of the members of
he executive committee of the workingmens
,.arty during the late strike.
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The Alabama Onice-seekers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. The Alabama office
seekers here have some hope that to-day
Cabinet will do something for them
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Seizure Of the Denmark
Especial to the Democrat.l

Especial TO the Uem0crat.I
New YORK, Aug. 1o.-The steamship Den
sark. of the National line, was seized to-day
y the revenue authorities for frauds on the
RVnnRe
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Conklin= Home Agafn.


Especial to the Dem oerat.I
ssNEw YORK, Aug. 10.-Senator Conkling ar
aFed from Europe to-day, and received an
alton from his friends.
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, AUGUST H. 1877

man, Justice Sharswood, Of the State. Su-
preme Bench, and few gentlemen prominent
In Philadelphia political circles. After ad-
dresses, a collation. was partaken OF.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-11
RIVER NEWS.

| Especial to the Democrat.l
| MEMPHIS, Aug. 1o.-Departed; Alice, Bee
| and Yeager for New Orleans; Glencoe for ST.
| Ipuig
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The Fortihcations of Gallipol1.

LONDON, Aug. 1e.-The Daily Teleraph's 8
special from Gallipoli states that the Turks
are working energetically upon the GaIlipoli
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WAR NOTES.
Narrow Escape from Capture of the Grand
Huke Nicholas.
Especial to the Democrat

Especial TO The UemOcrat.I
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A Bucharest dispatch
says that the Grand Duke Nicholas narrowly
escaped capture at the late defeat at Ezk
Saghra.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-11

The application of hogs lard to the
poison Of centipede ia said to give
instant and permanent relief. Tue ey-
pertinent is worth trying whenever this
accident occurs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-08
8ifhn,oltd 1ispatfh.
:, r,1pnay DECEMBER 8, 1877.

How A RICHMOND DRUMMER GOT oE F,.,hs;c
.charlotte Obserper.l-The reading puo .,'C
= familiar with the complaints waiGh the
=, R, tJ Ligh, Guards, OF Richmond. va,
hara lodged against Columbia, $. G., on &C.
n "arn Of an alleged lack Of hospitality :, on
90. soa, .srt Of the South Carolina military d9-
, r;ns the the recent Fair at Columbia: A Rich
, ,,,s drummer who was in Charlotte day
~ two ago tells Of how he made THIS thlhg
n nav recently. He had Just finished tour OF
sonth Carolina. lie struck sescra1 mer.
chants who were in need Of goods IN ms
zinc. lint who did not feel themselves aoie
tn hny lust then. He tried every other ART
on them. and failing with all OF theSs, finally
rrm;nded them OF the fact that the people
os richmond felt little "cut" on account
q: Tho treatment which their military had
rncnivcd in Columbia, and suggested that
Sonth Carolina owed something to 1he late
r,ni,al OF the Confcdcracy on this ground.
The drummer AYERS that he never used this
argument in single instance that 1t was
not followed by an order for bill OF goods.
The South Carolinians are jealous OF the
reputation OF their State, and this drum
mcr is business to the last.
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RICHMOND And rETGH>EIkh
RAILROAD tGNrAST. !

RICHMOND ASD rErGnSGrkGl
RAILROAD 'TMrANr. !
TONMENCING SUNDAY, November II,
~ 1879, trains on this road VII run u ipip"'
LEAVE RICHMOND oOu III
$40 A. 81. THROUGH NAH 'ai'- '"nmr'tIrs
for Charleston. Augn't;. al .unhta "a
yannah, Raleigh. Atlanta. Mi"oat
Montgomery, Mahiw. Me-. ORLEANS,
and eli ro!nrs Sou's .uH SOn's west;
stops only al Manchester and Chester.
1000 \. VI, ACCOMMODATES daily trxcsp:
Sunday makes cio-r connection aiIe-
Petersburg wltH ie Atlantic, M'sNis-
eppi and Ohio r.iirE'h for Lylrhohr;,
Farmvilc, ana rth'r local -tit!Vn, oa
that road. mISiHs srH' tIne ~ 6T
any other line. ~,"Er II 81 rtSUh!
Stations.
LOOP. ~, ACCOMMODATIOE dan" except
Sunday. PASSENGERS 'akiH2 ms iTi1
will make ci->. cuuntclor 4: p.t"ff'
burg tor Norfolk, and at Norfolk win
splendid Bay-ine steamers Tor Eat.-
more. Philadelphia. and New Ok
AMI with thu Ola dominion steamer
for New York: Stops on'y ~ NancHea'
ter and Chester
$50 u. 81, FREIGHT daily trAccrt SiniaYl, WIZ
coach attached.
1880 2. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily t"Nr'1t sn.'
dly). connecting for N-.!rn. WI
mington, and Chlrisstoa. Pullman
sleeping ear for Wilmington III! To
LsxvE PETERSBURG yrr-H.
$40 4. ~, THROUGH MAI. d.uty trsccpi sun
day., CONNECTING With EicnuDHa, rcd
erictsburp anO Potomac railroad l"t
all points North. EnF. and West stop
ouIv At Manchester and Chester.
$50 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAI* djly except sun
Gavl with p;tS-"u cr coach attached
1853 !. ~, ACCOM- MeDhTIDS TRAIN daily tet'
ccpt sunday VIII passcn@cr coach a.
tachcd. 49,
o:cO p, NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN dlilr tr>tept sun
day). with uas-..II2"r c.ht"iI atta'"'I'
GAO p. NJ THROUGH MAJ. da!II. connrcuL3
will Richmond. tr'HcrrE,nurs al.
Potomac railroad Tor all POINTS ~!
and West. Also. making close coE"eE-
ton with the Chesapeake &tG GAO
railroad Tor the virg'n!a ~:.r'nH aEd
al! points North ,nd West. iii, tfha
stops only al Manchester AMI Chester
Passengers for Clover I'M connect Al "'Hf!
daily iaxceui Sunday ~ takiag The 80 !. W. 'sAI"
SUNDAY excelsior TRANS ,
will leave Richmond III . a. VI. ana ':'p J..
every SUNDAY I'll! further noiir' <
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Nj! >.4t' ''0-
thu Apnnmsttox douot. ,..,,
The 10 A. ~ train from l!ch"'""' '"' w"
withdra wn for the present .t,
The 1880 =. u. train stops at fct'F'b"TG ''' "''
prc,ont but WIN run through ii a short 'i!n"
mo m A. SHAW. sup. ilntcHdcnI.
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctloncerS,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALU-
L ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WEST GRACE
STREET BY AUCTION.-By virtue of the pro-
visions OF deed Of trust. bearing date the day
of November, 1876, from the grantor therein
named To the undersigned trustees, auly recorded
In the c'erk's Office OF the Chancery Court Of me
city of Richmond. to secure the obligation OF dept
m toned In said deed default having been made
In tue paymest thereof), and being required so TO
do by the holder Of said note We shall as trustees In
said deed. sell by auction, the premises, on SAT.
URDAY the 9Th day Of December, 1877, at a
o'clock r. NJ: the REAL ESTATE described IN the
deed aforesaid. consisting OF TWO VALUABLE
alley in the rear 5 feet wide, the north side of
Grace street between Laurel and Shafer Streets OPP
posite the residence of Joseph Culquiti, Esq.
TERMS Enough In cash TO pay the expense OF
executing this sdccd and 20 pay of the sum of
November, 1877; the residue such terms as
shall be announced at the time Of sale.
J. A. RICHARDSON,l rrus,a,s
W. NJ. ARCHER.
RICHARDSON 6 Co., Auctioneers. o2S
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COMMENCING MAJ 81. 1911.
THROUGH PASSENGER .,.
500 NJ, Leaves Richmond TUESDhf. Till ~,
DAY, and SATURDAY. toHn|tI -
West Point with steamer l!a'ahi t.'
all point. gu York river aII' bA',
more Arrives in Batimcrr A. ~
NJ: connects with rail. lines ior " ~.
iurton, Philadelphia. Hes iorh, ~,
Ton and all western points CONN., h',
At kichmsn with trains Oh is'V t.,i
and Petersburg and toe'itS''' 49,
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT .o
e.oo . n. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. VIZ
WV 49, NESDAY. aud FRIDAY; AMI .,r.
h.rO A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana . Sn
URkDAi. Connects "l'ii 'r1E AL
Mt West Point tor river iidintS' tn-
timore, and all western p9ihss. DIN
uccts nj Richmond VIZ trail ot mII
r,upd and t,anyilie railroad hTn.N and
and Petersburg. and Chcsa1eSN'
q Ioc Tsl,rg PaHasssESGER. sps.
s.oo p. N. Leaves Richmond daily te1e'p'
TEaa{R!oUGH PASSENGER. ,,rsn,y,
,o.oo A. II. Arrives ut Richmond TtETspfnr.
@o'0" 49, THURSDAY. and SAT ard
meets with trains on RicuIhunT Dido
petersburg and CHESAPEAKE Ho E,l.
rriiroads. Steamer Havana es'es 81,
Mi MUST wEDN EsDAY, aud I'D.
nay. at 4 +. IL. ccnns's y"rs,
irsin: from Ph!la'ielphia, New p5ia.
and western points ana nt " e .cd ms
with trans for RichncEI a"'
SSII'prouGu FREIGHT, WE'D.
.oopu .rriIes Al Richmond $40 ~ t
4oo l. ''' NESDAY, and tRiDAi' Az. .i SAT.
s,np n. TUESDAY, TnuHsDAs. s nss. AZ
DIV 40 tjSDAT. Connects VITA Con-
Wr,i pom, trnm BsEiin'tpfnna pyiiie,
meets with gicnnon5 saa Ia Chrs,-
Richmond and retsreo9rs ""N
tssLe and Ohio rI,t!roaaa'
'Ioa,AI PASSENGER. ..,r sau-
o.o,. - ,rriv,s =, Eichmcnd daily sAs. oEpd AID
lo:oe - "a DIV Connrcts with Rta lh,I ttlJ
pete pat:rs5ars aud CheSspeaAe 81"
railroads. ,,hm,nd ~ or Ic'!o
no tsan Snnts. Cars run through between
and West Point. ,.,.n with .uacs. fa'S''
guaranteed. With guaranteed fa'''
,.scd to All northern and western ..s,erp aha
~f Fas gss' ply ssss -
dee $40 Main street sGr ae w aud p
msSs Il. 7. DOUGLAS sA'.'
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RICHMOND. FREp'G 4 POTOMAC K. K. CO., J
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. !
RICHMOND, November 8, 1871.
OF TRAINS.

On and after SUNDAY, 18th instant. trains will
run on this road rs follows:
7:I5 A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily tex
cept sunday; due ut Washington
mt lilo P. NJ: Baltimore at $40 p.
NJ: Philadelphia IT $3.50 L. NJ. New
York ut 1915 L. II.
500 T. NJ. leaves Byrd-SIreet station daily arr!r.
ing a. Washington ut IL! \. ~:
Baltimore at 500 a. NJ: Pitadei.
phia NJ GAO A. ~; New j orl az $3.50
4. NJ. Through sleeper from Rich
mouI TO New York; price OF Der IN. sc.
4:26 2, IL ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, ior
Junction. leaves Broad-Strcet station
daily tSundays eSceptedl.
SIS A. NJ, arrives III Eyrd-Street station daily
leaves New York a. $50 the prrce.
ding evening; Baltimore at 1880 \.
NJ; Washington I'll 2:4f A. 81.
HIS z. II. arrives AZ Hyrd-Sreet station aaY leX-
cept Sunday. Leaves New York al
Sis A. M: Philadelphia at 1905
J.. NJ; Baltimore ut T. h.; WASH
ingtan NJ ESQ Il. NJ.
1856 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broah-Street station daily lSun-
+. T. d. MYERS,
General Superintondt Mt
g. A. TAYLOR,
zoe General Fraight aud Ticket Agest.
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BY j. THOMPSON Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctionCcr.
No. 1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
~ BRICK RESIDENCES AT TIIESOUTlWEST
CORNER OF CLAY AND SECOND STREETS,
AND ALSO A VACANT LOT ON THE MORT II
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FlGSI
AND SECOND STREETS, NEXT TO THE RESI-
DEECE OFMRS. 4. II. GLAZEBROOk.-By virtue
OF decree of The Richmond Chancery Court entered
April 2S, 1877, In the suits eff Gillian. &C.. rs.
Glazahrook, executor, &C., and National Bank OF
Virginia Us. same, We, the unders igned. commits
sorrs appointed for the prposc vii Sell on TUES
DAY, 18Th of December, 1877. on the premises. at
O'Clock Z. NJ, those FOUR VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCES Nos. Ill. 113, 115. and III east
Clay street, occupied respectively by Messrs. W. IL
Childs, L. o. Fitzgerald, A. Noise and W. L. Crutch-
field, fronting about twenty feet each on The south
side of Clay Street, and running back between para
lei lines 10 alley about ten feet wide The dwell
ingS contain about seven rooms each, and detached
KITCHENS with three rooms. Also, that very dcsi
rabc BUILDING LOT m the opposite side of Clay
street. fronting 80 feet and running back ! SO feel
to al alley about 15 feet wide. and Immediately adj
joins the residehce Of Mrs. 4. H. Glazebrook on the
west.
The attention Of parties desiring good investment:
Is called to this sale.
TERMS One third cash: balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months. interest added. and title re-
tanned till all The purchaSe-money is paid and con-
reyancc, ordered by the court.
vi. Nj. GILLIAN,
a. AUSTIN SMITH.
Commissioners.
r THOMPSON BROWN. Auctiopecr, de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-08
BY Grubbs & Williams.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
TWENrY-THIRD STREETS AT AUCTIUS-ln
execution OF decree OF the Chancery Court or Rich
"Hardcrove Iwho.sues. &C., rs. Hardgrove" we win
sell 1T auclioa, upon the premises, on TUESDAY
the llth December, ut O'Clock p. NJ, The resi-
dence situated rs above.
II has eight large rooms, two small rooms, and
stcre-roam. Also, kitchen with four rooms, sta
bic and carriage-huuSe. and smoke-house--ali with
stock-brck fronts built and finished In the beststyle
throughout, in fine order, and with all the modern
convenIences.
The lot Is 45 by l65 feet and the situation enjoys
view which. for ext Mt and beauty is not surpassed
by any other In the city.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added and title re,a,ued by the court unit the notes
are paid. HENRY HUnNALT..
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs s WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-08
BY ROBERT Il. Lvne,
Real Estate AuctiOnecr.
Co.l212 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS S A L + OF ONE
" MOIETY OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS ON CHURCH HILL ON TWENTY-NINTIi
STREET BETWEEN OAND STREETS. a. u
FEE-SlMPLE TITLE OF ONE LOT ON WEST
SIDE OF THIRTIETII STREET BETWEEN o
ANp STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-In
pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court OF the
CITY of Richmond, entered on the 9th day OF Decem
her 1877 in suit therein pending In style Of Mutual
Home Building and Loan Association US. Bell. &C..
shall proceed sell, upon the premises. by public
auction, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of December,
1877, at o'clock p. d., the above described pro-
perry.
The moieiy Is In two very good four-room frame
houses aud lots In good repair and located above
The LOTS front 29.Sl25 feet To an alley each.
TERMS: One third cash. balance in six and
twelve months with negotiable notes, and Interest
at the rate OF six per cent. added.
w. y. G.. GARSETT, JR..
dc Special Commissioner.