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A. BIG DAY In, WHEAT.

Tho clearanees of wheat from New
York on Wednesday were unusually
large. They embraced thirteen vessels to
Cork with 3S9, 800 bushels, foar vessels to
Queenstown with 114,000 bushels, two
vessels to Dnblin with 81. 800 bushels, four
bushels, three vessels to Antwerp with
S9, 500 bushels, two vessels to Rotterdam
with e0,200 bushels, and oneSvessel TO
Gibraltar with $500 bushels making q
total of twenty nine vessels with y905, ,100
bushels of wheat cleared in, 2 single day.
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NOTICE 70 CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
In PAYERS OF Persops who have
bills having been rendered to them And
who capnot pay at once. will please call at
our office and make SOME arrangements as
ito whenthey can pay and thus avoid no
call We viii sehd postal cards afid Z ais6 d adj
veftise. theiI names and amounts due us
for taxes, as we are Determined to close out
this term under the 1asR!fi1 10 aHo2 HoqU
tie at once. or we will sell their lots for
taxes and costsl1 oidG 90 JaY buB ,tne
Hours from sIa. m. to I2 M, froma2 70
~ Collector for!N, DISTRICT
m q. FARMER,
oct26-lm Collector for 8. District
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|nNNGToN MARKETS.
RAILROADS.

EwLPHIA. WILMINGTON q
FiINORE RAIL ROAD.
JUNE 10th, 1877.
Iyilleave Wilmington as follows
klthIs and Intermediate Stations,
ElA,s sO9, 10 70 a. M, 2 80, a 30, 7 ~,
Irdyew York, 2 %, 0 Al, a. m. 12 81.
pm.
brand Washington, / 06, 8 80, am.
! bSls, 9.55 p. m. .,,,,.,.
MDtlsware Division, lea We for. 4
Dale, 800, go. $50 u. IN. 1.3O, b 80.
pnard interim ediate ststions, 800,
kN p, m. 49, - - = - ~
ia lnter1nt diate Stations, 800,
x gal4,i o. We1gNHoh. .shCUO
4 sunday TRAINs,,n5A
phls and Intermediate stations,
+IsI I and new " York, z.24. am.
E1ssd Washington, / Q6 q. m.
WI Ihi0rmations ipassengdrs .asie
b The time tables posted at the
uul.t II f. X KBN,NBYT
any TSuperhtendent.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

First Baptist church, corner of Elm
and Jackson streets. Il. M. Eastv 0od
pastor Preaching at 1880 q. M. and i. 80
p. m. Sunday school meets at o a M :,
and . p. m. All are cordially invited. Nh
First Presbyterian church, Market
street above Ninth, Rev. r, b. Duval
pastor Preaching at 1880 a. m and 7.8O
p. m, In the evening the pastor will con-
tinue the subject of Adam. the Covenant
temptation and Fall" Kind welcome to
Trinity Church, services on Sunday,
Novsmber 4th: In the parish church,
"old owedes. 7th and Church streets,
morning service at 1920 O'Clock. After.
noon services at $40 O'clock In Trinity
chapel, Fifth and King streets, morning
services at $50 O'clock and 1920 o'clock,
and evening service at 73O O'clock.
Trinity Sunday school-The morning
school at O'Clock in the chapel school
room, Fifth and King streets, THE after,
noon school at o'clock hi the Ola Swedesi
church,, Seventh .,apd, Church, streets
Parents cau send theiF children to both
of thesels sohooBias Che Same Lessons and
instructions areagissnfn each! n Z
Pn Tie Old Sstedss cfiutch, at Seventh and
Chutch streets o nphs 81 ats Id che ohtrefi
are all free. Divineeervice-on every
oeIOck, ANY AND on tS Wea6aSdaS e % sysSae5 sSn sS sP
7,45, The sSuRdayo sohoolo meets inithe
church at2 o'qloek,u All are cordially ,ta+
iWd'ncjnuldesW JAM sstaj1 hsiinU .
Household ofFaith church ElderG Geo,
r Kramer, pastor, Prayer meeting at
4 m. P[ PFeatclhtigg tltgg 1032 a R apd p mt
Ealth b. .1iG Evening subject, y "iPrscious
Faith. BaCriHIenJaf service III the even
WELCOME, and seats free. s1U9Y oyst ro1 h
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worm IL e mn owed
Alive

|sa uasssa sSsosmaplete in two hours, No
saoyedT T1s, -, Seat. pin and stomach
|hN " Or. Kunhel, 2o9 North
YAH passoa a@uvlce free. No fee until
she Sss oSss II, IN one, and alive, DR..
Eiy for thss y successful physician In
|HSyrnSrn rne {, removal of worms.and
" grown 20 peasant and safe for
EeE for h persons. Send tor cir
hice n n oottie y OF Kunkel's Worm
ltneyera q - o1ttle. Get it of your
~ is' nov2-lm
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I" SECOND lEDIfT0H Pc
.nTE7rIr 2 2 77ssI5-JT-T07T 70 f7-T.1 ?
nsIHEs1 w AR.
del e gqDooo oL----io3 5neg5 ls7on-
viii, III, iOsraan q Escape'2
49, -lso3..Io n6 II II 5sGi -t.gl e.rv =
Gen. Zimmerman Marching
2ai ID. -Hdnq'1 Southwark. ''nez is~irI
PLEyNACoMPLETELYiNy
.. "a. - III li4Nlt ~ yJtE4 go E4U
.Cherket Paess's attempt to. ,Resake
.oas % 1slsschs' Unsuccessful. ei'7laA'

4 .ll =
4 The Vienna Political Correspondence
Bucharest special reports that on . Oct. 81
Chevket Paeha advanced to retalxe Teli-
sche ~ He was defeated i afier /. several
bouts' engagement, BY the Rtssisns' at
Radomirxe and fed IN the greatest dis
order. lPleyna IN now completsly i'm
yesLetf.a 9nhSnC5 .1n Taita "0iisn I iaiht
A special Dispatch from Constantinople
says Prince Hassan has undertaken the
command Of 8 force Of Turks aud Egyp-
tiana intended to oppose Gen. Zimmer-
man, who Is advancing from the Dob
rudscha. The Russians are in force near
MusAbey. hence they threaten Bazardjik,
a town to the. northwest of Varna, ra Fl
bhA special dispatch from Alexandria
says the King Of Abyssinia again threa-
tens to invade Egypt with 10000 men.
General Gordonsis expected at Massowah
to negotiate with him.. 9 tholhri
The Turkish council of war has order
ed the 25,0OO to 10000 regular troops yet
in and about Lonstantinople to start i'm
mediately Tor Orchanie and Sofia to re-
lieye osrnan Pacha. The fear in Con-
stantinople is that the Russians will have
cut the Philippopolis Railway before the
troops can reach that point. a'Iiso o.o
Il m Soitcaude for Osma,s.i '', yijs,s
Apropos of Oonstantineple Telegram
lately published that Moukhtar Pa
:oha's position IL critical, the folio wing
lieztrAets are given from review OF
l!tbevA Asiatic poampeigu ein Thursdey's g
Times from Jthepeniu uf' Captain N or
hpan. fatsly iA3n uosrespon1eas Iqwith
Moyh h&tar's Asmyyo and box yelled & by
she Tufks1b0T Ti1nfriehhl Joctiticisms;Gs
1.-THE DeviboyunJ the cfeAt 1of "a range
1000 sect qighetithan liUhbDsuRrolfnding
plain presents every facility fHt amos
detefihine eubi resistadceiw 1fnrsGhazi'
Mos hETaffuau' reach this in I nsa fety
and throw %, 900 menn1 aAaoq thee lHefy
form midanl ; lworkslth att mndesEtA o able
direction Aof1 his gailantO Hungarian
ICaie isf Staff ,s1 Geueral Koh hlmap a.
hay9 Eecent'y reconstructed Deviboyun
sleu Id defy Rofrdntal attack and0 at
this season, flank movement ovsr
mountains 5000 to 300 feet above
the aea presents almost ipsurmounta
Bile difficulties.
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NYOTICE.-By virtue of an Act OF the
IN General Assem- bly, passed at Dover,
February 22d, 1877, hereby give notice to
holders of Delaware State Bonds, that L
shall attend at the Philadelphia National
Bank, in the city of, Philadelphia, duriDg
the business hours of that Bank, on the
three first secular days OF January 1873, pre-
pared to redeem and pay off Bonds from
No. rs to 1870, both inclusive of the denoini-
nation of one thousand dollars each, of the
issue of the Bonds of the State of Delaware,
under date of January 1st, 1885, and that
from and after the said first day of Janu-
cease. 1iAJ1oW l. TH0S b. GILES, loo
~ =,,tf- mo- M t5,.4 State Treasurer, f
Office of State Treasurer, Dover, Novetn-
.ber list, 1877. ~ .m9ft nov l. 42tawtjan1
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," A Dinner.-The P.iW. 80 B.aRsR Co.
gave dinner to The seftion .6ss bosses &c q y
the road, at 9the ContiAentadE' hote !
PhiladeDphsa, on Monday last.e About
ttwenty we're present. II s@1Hi l7'5 81 ian
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. NOT1CES!i. :

| 1 9TH DIVIDEND. .1Iheo Directors or
yl1U this Institution, haye this day de-
clared q dividend of three per cent On the
cipital stock Of this Bank for the last, ST x
mouths, payable to the stockhofdefs OK
theirilegal representatives on or after the
18th inst. clear of an taxes.fdf pdl Noiiof :
i q By order, ~ W. M. BELL, Cashier, !
Bank OF Smyrna, Now LIST, 1877. ~ pov3aw4t
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DOLLaR-aNn5A,HAEF FdR1ENsClS..

,SEODDART'S L.nEfBRARY,
lss Rn6ishfing Up z pages @ f size bestand
P0p,Fars Songs, DgsGntqe6 iaad qlispWheRdt
MIIsiS, Operss, Hymns, etc., etc. For sale
|lbyaq newsdealers. Postage 2 cents, to be
sent In addition 10 the above, IF ordered
from the publishars,5'N l.yXh3iO WNnM s.Il
lnfy j. M, STODDART & CO.,
po5-3E oFgsI 7B Ghestautl ST. 9 Bh4iap
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lDi THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELA- j. q
and 50 WARE, AT WILMINGToN, Il sri
..., 40 gud. .uD. November 2, 1s77,, u
g The Directors have this day, declared a
six per cent for the last six months, and an
extra dividend of six dollars per share,
both ofwhioh are payable on demand, clear
of all taTes. '.0..... r, II. EWRAN KS, II
.nov274t .is, as. ~ Cashier;
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i IN the bright autH d !ahal days the tempta-
ton to comfortable exposure yields its
fruit n a -pdqst perniEtous cohgh and ir-
EtafipR d the tAlpat, j. Dr. SRlhRS JGQngh
Syrup stands4unrivaled as a remedy for
n hroat. and lung diseases. -25 cents a bot.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-03

ne prouctlpns, or The, Qommj ttee Of,
Ways and Means Of the House 1of Rep
|Eesentatiyes as regards the tariff, are set,
forth as follows in the washington "a SStdr:.
7Wood pemoerat,. favors a revision
OF the tariff, Tucker, Democrat, a low
tariff; Sayl6r and Robbins are revenue
|reformer., Harris, Democrat, of Georgia,
rs Ant-tarin, except on rice, which is
grown largelylJn, bis district Gibsot,-
democrat, or Louisiana, favors free trade
except 20 far as sugar, and; rice arc con-
cerned. Phelps, Imitation Democrat, OF
ConnActicqt Is about half-and half. ..i Kel.
ly, Republican ss protectionist. Burch-
ard, Republican, is q revenue ifeforIner
and incidental protectiQplst. Banks, Re-.
publican, IA in favor of q revision of the
tariff bat leans toward protectien, Cdr,
neld, kepuDhcan, Is straight-our reve-
al The new policy of the State ,Depart-
ment In compelling our cousuls to send
reports. inresard to the commerce. and
trade OF their respective stations has been
the means of communicating some yaitI-
able information to the business public,
through the columns OF The press. The
report from Leeds, presented this.morn-,
ing, Is exceedingly suggestive. English
to give up the, idea of ,competiti on WITH
the. q nited States, and doubt that even
free trade would (heIil them to- revive
their declining trade. ~,
A young man hired as a clerk was told
by his, employer that All the clerks slept
at the house, and that it was closed punc-
tually at ten every night 9H'Oh, don't
apologtze,p said the youth; 81 don't care
what time irs closed, if ITS. only opened
early enough in the morning. : } NGTl
w. N. Moore, United States deputy col,
iector OF the Third district of Georgia, has
been arrested nchargad with dating d de.
iaulter to the Government in the sum of
$4,000 ~ - Z W. ~ IL AZ % Ao1.sN ttH 7
RoBEsoN To RE INvEsTIGArED.-Mr
Wills Chairman of the Committee on
Expenditures in the Navy Department.
will at once resume the investiga into
that department, and its management
thqet Secretary Robeson. -T,,tI,.
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ePRA C7ITIONEH
IN.. .lNL Y ~ A.. . l.-.----.--N - ---l..-
ALFRED RALTONt

atrto DIR. ALFRED WALTON
offers his services to such as
cali upon him at e35 Market street. No
charge except for the medicine Charges
moderate. 6i.,- " u4.i. oct27H1md
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lKERs AND BROIx EasBl Il n
H'ls Building. Entrance on 81
Street. - ~ = II S0i
9Amerlcan, Red Star, Inmau
~ Europe, ~ =.
FOR SALE. ,o4i .GoiSeya
WI N, Goal Gas Company stock,
A'RR. Co. Stock. ~ = II a
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THIRDlEDIfT6N w .
CoNsbIsHfPs PR0 0FrrARf,EI 3

WAsHfNGToE, November 2.--rt is
shown by an official document prepared
to-day that the salaries of .our foreign
Ministers amounted to $365, ,4o8 last year,
and the contingent .ex xpenses were over
$60, 900 more. The fSeS of Consuls were
1924 1865, being S105,946 more tEan all
their expenses, thus being profit of that
during the year paid $5y j6s5 for the relief,
Of United States seamen. The ,Alabama
Claims ColnmiHsion expended .S63, 1856.
Tho total amount of internal revenue
collected was S112, ,26o122. Nearly half
a million ofdollars were givoB TO coilec-l
tors above their salaries byspecial allow
ance Of the Treasury Department.
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=, and COMMERCIAL

,r,aToN, DeIvNoVt s't.F %
FnsNe,o,atlons furnished by
stock c5a auUt,a vton House building
4 Co, yi"y n IL M. to- lay: lOOQ
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Tpuy ana sell STOCKS,
ALno Bonds and Gold la, N
QGV0I York, Phila, ,Baltimor6
and local uiarkefa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
By Frank j. Sampson and Il. r. Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. OIL Hull street., Manchester, Va.

DUBLTC SALE OF TRULY .VALUA-
n hAfbs FS6Sbk IN ThE
MANCHESTER, VA, IMMEDIATELY ON TIL
WATER LINE, AND THEBUILD1NG ANDT lie
STHE5sTN IF Fl hAbD F AHp
MERLY OCCUPIED AND SUCCESSFULLY PE-
RATED By THE LATE ROBERT BAIRD, AND
SINCE HIS DEATH BY HIS HElRS.-By virtue OF
Chester in the cause Of Baird ct ais u.s. Baird ct
ais we shall offer for sale at public auction on the
premises, on TIL URSDAY. November 8, 1877, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock A. M., the following valuable
prSpiS aTsc lot of PATTERNS for all parts of ma
chinery and Gearing for mills factories. foundries,
and moulding shops, which are peculiarly valuable
because they cannot be obtained elseWnere'
SCALES Of different sizes;
DERRTcKs, LATHEs, DRILLS;
A great variety of BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS;
PLhNERS, CRANES, CIRCULAR-SAWS;
and the SHAFTING and BETTING belonging
M tltIei9 APPARATUS suitable for conduct
Ing rstcsss and profitable fGnnSFy a ma mG EY
T + E oFE. ). BAIRD AND OTHERS IN THE
GROUNDS AND WATER-SUPPLY, under lease
Years to continue, with the privilege OF renewing the
sane me '1 PsTTERNs and MACHINERY are very
valuable, and we invite the special attention. OF
this property, and the location thereof, and the
privilege under the lease. The auctoneers Will take
pleasure in showing the property and giving all
9ar 70 cash hs Balance
credit of six twelve, and eighteen months for ap.
proved. endorsed negotiable nolcs, with Interest
"NN'N ' SOCRATES BROOKS,
DAVID L. PULLIAM.
oco7 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
LARGE PLEASURE-GARDENA At THE
FOOT OF SECOND STREET. KNOWN as
AUTHORIZATIONS, BEER-TABLES AND
Houses, ALL COMPLETELY virtue OF de-
cree of the Richmond Chancery Court entered 0cto-
per 60 1877, in the suit of McNivrn and wife as.
Hoffman, ADMINISTRATIVE, &C., we, the undersigned,
commissioners appointed for the purpose. will sell
I'm WEDNESDAY the 14th instant, ut O'Clock L.
N, that well-known and desirable GARDEN, suit
able in every respect for the purposes for which IL
Is now being used-to wit, sale OF laGer beer. &c-
together with all its appurenances, DANClNG-PA-
WILLOW, TABLES, HOUSES, &c.
This garden, with its shade-'rees AMI sll1Santiai
improvements, consisting Of two NEW FRAME
DWELLINGS and one BRICK DWELLlNCi; sitT,
ated on the popular drive, the Ncw turnpike, should
attract the attention of those desiring property Oh
this kind. 1t will be sold in three parts:
LIST. The GARDEN proper, containing all The
shade-trccs. tables pavilion &C., fronrl ng 62 feet on
BACON Bra nch road and about 100 feet On POOR
house street. thence back between lines nearly para-
lei to the branch. ~
nearly new, In good order. Lot fronts about 80
feet on PoorhouscStrect, thence back between par-
lei lines TO the creek. ~
Sd. The southeastern FRAME DWELLING near
" new. Lot fronts on PoOrhOlse street about 20
feet thence back to the creek being In triangular
shape.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: balance Mt six,
twelve and eighteen months. negotiable notes bear
ing six per cent interest and title retained till all
the purchase-moncy IS paid and CONVEYANCE ordered
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Commissioners.
T T,ro1pcoS Rpo1rS Aurtionppr noe
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AIrCTION sAJ.1Es-Future Days.
BY Frank d. Hill.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
l10a Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TION OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ADJOINING THE NEW-RESERFUIR PARK:
AND FRONTING ON THE OLD WESTHAM
TURNPIKE AND .HARVIE STREET. IN SID.
NEY. AND ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF
COLONEL SCOTT, HOYT, AND MRS. ANN g.
MARTIN AND OTHERS.-By virtue of an order
OF Richmond Chancery Court In the case OF r d.
Tahh and wife us. shapard ana others, May g. 1878,
will sell ut auction on the premises part OF Dlallo
don farrn), on FRIDAY, November =. lS77 at .
O'Clock Z. NJ, TWENTY-FOURA AND ONE-FlFIH
ACRES OF LAND. laid off into lots OF about one
acre each: n plat of which will be exhibited at inc
Office of the auctioneer. These lots VIII be SOLD one
acre with the privilege of two or three acres ana rs
they lie Notwithstanding one OF tire
improvements Of the city, and In locality destined
MT some future day to be the most valuable OF su.
b,Irban inyestmeniS-shOuld attract hehttention Oh
capitalists and others seeking to place money whcre
the quickest returns may be made Already me
park recently laid off by the city has assumed pro-
pOr ions beautiful and lovely to behold, ana the ad-
toIninp lands must necessarily improve III Vaiuc
Yearly giving to the investors splendid chance i9r
snccnlnfion in the advance which must take place In
q very short time. ,.,u
TERMS: One third cash, one third In SIX months,
and the balance In twelve months, the credit install
ments TO be secured by negotiable notes. win IN
terest added from day Of sale (sx per cent per an,
numl and title retained until the sale Is confirmed
and deed ordered to be made by the Court.
ROBERT STILES, Special Com missioner.
T, GT n HILL Auctfonccr. noe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
BY wellington Goddin. ..
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF WELL-LO-
l. GATED DAIRY AND MARKET FARM OF
CEMETERY AND ADJOINING BLAKEY'S
MILL.-By virtue of deed Of trust EXECUTED to the
subscriber bearing date 22d March, 1872, duly re-
Aprii, 1872, shall, in further execution thereof,
proceed to sell at auction. on THURSDAY the 9Th OF
Sovembcr, 1877, at 4 O'Clock p. n. uf fair If not,
on, the first fair day thereaftcr). that EXCELLENT
FARM located as above now IN The o SSn g!
OF OPEN LAND OF fair quality, with u large and
Comfortable DWELLING, &C., thereon. The land
lis well watcred, and lies admirably for early yeee-
tables aud is well adapted for dairy farm or mar
ket garden being within less than one mile OF the
ciIy with an excellent road leading to IT,.
Terms; Enough in cash to defray expenses OIL
sale and to pay or the balance of $7O7e5 due on
bond With all interest in arrcar; as to the residue
on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, interest added secured by deed
of trust. w. GODDlN, trustee.
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CIRCUS STOCK AT AUCTION.

Mr.. JOHN O'BRIEN, having decided TO traVei DS
rail next season. will sell without reserve, 10 the
highest bidder at o'clock a. n, Ut Circus camp
Ground, Richmond,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH
AND 10TH, 1877,
the stock used by p. T. Barnums w ordS Far' SET
son of 1875. and O'Bricn's Show, season ls76-77.
100 WORK-H ORSES.
100 LARGE BROKE MULES,
a large number Of BAGGAGE-WAGONs,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
A great quantity Of HARNESS, &c.
ALSO,
9 BILL-WAGONS. now in the city, suitable lot
peddIers. which may he seen by calling on
-O'Brien's agents ut the ST. Charles Holei.
Entire stock may be seen at the Circus Camp on
and after Monday, November 18th.
NB-l[ulcs 10 be sold on THURSDAY, Horses on
FRIDAY, and Miscellaneous Stuff offered oil both
DAYS. Location Of camp TO be announced In future
ISSUES CASTLE & DAY, Agents.
no i 0t,S%lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
11O6 Main street.

A UCTlON SALE OF HORSES. MULES,
N CARRIAGES, BUG GIEs, ANDPONY-PHAE,
TON. SO, &c.-Intending to reduce my stock OF
BORSES, Carriages, BUGGIES, &C.. I will offer
for sale at public auction on THURSDAY the Sth OF
November, 1877, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at my stable,
on Second between Grace and Broad streets.
90 HORSES no Of them fine saddle and buggy
GLHSS-FRONTC CARRIAGES, -
OPEN CARRIAGES,
4 TOP-BUGGIES (nearly newt, ...t s..,.
l PONY-PHAETON (nearly new, ...r-
z SETS CONTEMPORARIES, .... u
q SETS BUGGY-HARNESS, NIB.
7 SADDLES and BRIDES. f.. .....-... ~.
@ 81. = 80 ALSO, 53s.,.,. ..-.
10 YOUNG MULES. well broke. ...
TERMS: Accommodating and made known at sale.
After The sale of the above--say at IL O'Clock NJ
the STA BILE and T. OF will be offered for SALE The
LOT fronts so feet AID runs back 66 feet. '-.
Terms: At SALE .,s ., .
no3 -. ms z. .s..ss T. G. BENNETT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM. WITH \ GOOD BRICK DWELLING
AND GRIsT.MILL THEREON, SE ElIrH M PIEf
COUNTY, VA. At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By viz
tue of deed of trust executed to me on the 9th day
of May, 1876. and duly of record In the County
Court clerks office of Chesterfield county, In Decd
Book No So page o. being required so to do by the
benefciares in said decd will sell at public ailc-
DAY the 18th day Of November, 1877, the truly
valuable FARM containing BY regent survey siA
ON the Midlothian aud Mount Herman road about
three miles from the village Of Midlothian, with 4
good TWO-STORY BRICK DMElI4ING thereon;
necessary out-buildingS. ,.,,,
This Is undoubtedly one of the most desirable
pieces of property in this locality being convenient
TO markets. mills, churches, and free schools anu IN
a very respectable ncighborhood. Land good and
we'll wooded and watered.
TERMS Cash as to $500 and cost of executing
this trust. and the balance on very liberal terms,
which will be made known on the day of sale.
moo SOCRATES BROOKS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
By Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
lll3 Main street.

BIIILDING LOT ON BACON STREET. COR
NER OF ST. JAMES STREET, BY AUCTION
By virtue of the provisions of certain deed of trust
bearing date the 22d day OF April, S6S. from John
A. Wiilett and wife to Samuel T. Bayly, deceased
duly recorded in the clerks office OF the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, IN D. 3: go A, page
$50, to secure the payment OF the obligations Of
debt therein mentioned, default having been made
in the payment thereof and being required SO
to do by the holder of said mole, SHALL as admins
on the premises, on TUESDAY the ! 9Th day Of No
vember, 1877, at O'Clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE
LOT OF LAND fronting n feet inches on Ba-
con street and running back between parallel lines
ON ST. James street 06 feet adjoining and near the
property OF. j. Dennis, E. Fromlner, and others.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense of
executing this trust and to pay of the sum OF
S147.l3, with interest thereon from the LIST OF
June, 1870; the residue on liberal Terms.
, r.. j. A. RICHARDSON,
Administrator de bonis non OF
NOS Samuel T. Bayly, deceased.