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UNION HILL's GREAT FESTIVAL.
Picture OF Yesterday. Fun and Froiic In
the schuctzen Park.

a cool autumnRl breeze rustled through
the boughs Of the evergrccns in the Schuctzen
Park, Union Hill. yesterday. and across a sky
of perfect azure slowly drifted white, billowy
clouds ~ the second days celebration of the
great Cannstnttcr volks Fest wns begun As
early IA midday all the boas Of the Hobokcn
ferry were throngcd by German mcrrymakcrs,
and the horse cars that run to the Park were
filed with men, women and children in holiday
attire.
As the entrance to the Park was approached,
evidences of Il grand gala day were seen on
every hand. All along the hlly road were dec
GRATED booths. soda water and beer stands. and
Mt each street corner was "a hand organ and an
Italian grinder.
Inside the grounds all was excitement and
mcrrvmaking Lines Of booths. eating saloons.
beer tents. circus tents and museums Of every
description almost entirely cn"rcled the great
park. Tho cries ~ the proprictors. advcrtis-
ing their shows. were inc,ssant.
Come in here said the proprietor of the
camera ohscura. aud I'll show you picture
81 IT,. whole ground from west New Jersey To
the Battery. Ia Brooklyn, and to Harlem. II
you've got friend on the whole ground I'll
In front Of the ubiquitous Punch and Judy
SHOW oyer a thousand persons stood the whole
hanged with II small Irvine string. every wo-
man sent una cheer. Around the tall harvest
every one admired the Workmanship. II risos
tlty-tOur f., in the air. II wooden column. that
T. "alor4i"ly decorated with all the fruits Of tho
Sunbian land On the summit is n superb sta
tue; over the sides ~ tho statue are apples and
n,l"ni, slisnihn,S grnprs prars and az inc
statues in imitation Of bronze stand around the
tower. and Zach one holds in an upliiicd right
hand beautiful bouquet Of flowers. On tho
platform on which the figures rest green onk
leaves nrr FprHnd. and groom suri - Of the for
'-i IRE scattered along the rails that enclose tho
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THE PROPHETS BfG yALL.
The Policy by which Brigham Young Strength
cned the Mormon Church.

One dav T. was riding with brigham Young
or,,,,,d ~, a,,i,,,i.a - eal, I.,to Az oo,,'7
"r"uhu 'u' supuInS ol H"' h'Ac' AZ we c"ihc
lilo A., I,,io ,i,,r t.r, ,ho ro,L,. b.s, 81 ,L,,
,,, 4" i'''c river from 'hc rochy p"su ., .le
""sa''h mountains ABOUT mllc horth OF inc
city. we passed u diapidatcd ddObc wall q wall
made from unhakod clnv III. wall had hoon
,,,'.t, ''' ""'' ,'''' ~ y
cleht or hihc icet hgh' Out IL Is now little more
than a ruin.
What was thnt wall built forg' oskod
That wall was built for two purposes said
the prophet. 1t once extended all around
Salt Lake II WINS IA li,tl, Cbfno.c u..u ,.i,i,
Loo, hi o,t - "'''i' wiz"
''op h"i'S "ilu Ea''s anu round houses.
YES. il was walled nil nrnuud md ,hc ,ynll
oo., - ,,roa, ti ~, ' ~ Wv wa,
,noo s, n" o I9a -, ."p'r ,oo h"hureus OIL
81 But YOU have not told mo tho two nur,oeos
H.. Iii 4, 4, - tn. :, , - w. '"'P''o
i"l Whl'h II was puhl'' suggesicd.
well, tho chief purpose Of this wall was To
keep three or four hundred emigrants from
being idle. You sec, we had n large emigration
ono year. three or four hundred ablc-bodicd
men. They arrived il, ,ugrst too lo,o ,n dn
-, ~ " - ' W. NV " Wv
always n bad man Still we had nothing for
them 10 do. How can employ th"my asked
myself. Then thought Of This wall To mako
it seem necessary. we had H. pretend that we
were threatened 10y tho Indians around Us.
dans had been lowering arounu Tho town in
n few days we worked i'm the Snihusi"sm Tor
protection and mi these hundrnd,i nf idic mon
10 work. The wages were small. hut they ali
worked steadily during the whole fall and
winter"
And no Indians oyer troubled the town .,
mo, and | never thou.sht they wouId But
four hundred idle men would have troubled il.
We were in moro danger from idle mon than
from Indians. And this has always been nv
idea; whenever have found an idle Mormon /
havc, SCI him to work.-kcrt him busy with his
hands and brain. and then ho Is always sure 10
he n good citizen
This found has ALWAYS boon the pronhot's
theory. Ifap ooremigrant came 10 SAT- Like
without money Brigham placed him on n farm
and gave him inlnl,sinrnts and .n.is H." n,n, t.,
him srif-susiainiug. Fvotthiup In SAT- Iate
WAS built ripIt there A Nnr,nnn hnilf tb, liz,
ORGAN in Ito tahernaclc. N1rnsrs huiid AMI
ing their great tainti" IL, f'rn h. :, ~, H..
Prnphrt hai Mormon fnrnitur. T., ,nri '' az
Mormon mint whore thov nnno coined tneir
own money. and siN cotton and w01llou fpato.
rios In fact brigham Youn,, iniit.ht lie 100
pla to make ,v1r,fhiur, th,sv ait dr,nt r
WORE except coffee tra sul,nr ronnNr ma
spirc ''
The river running down from the Wnsa,cb
m1untnins behind Salt Igt, il n cool vetnr
uowes with $50 loot fall. The sumo water runs
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THE BOSNIAN INSURGENrs.
ScTNin and Russia Refusing 10 Give them Ala
Intending to Treat with Turkey

LONDON. sept. 3. The Times Belgrade
special, dated Sept, 3 says: "scryia refuse. to
giyeass isiancetpt the bosnian Insurgents. Their
Deputies applied here to Prince T0rrctclcf. who
informed Prince Gortchukon and the Grand
Duke NirhoiHs Of their demand, Prince Tsrrot-
olef however. received roply from his Gov
ernmont that Russia mother can nor wishes to
assist the bosnian insure 'tun. The insur-
Eui0 may act according lu th'lr Judsmrnt. The
means Ol the insurgents are rNhnlislc M. and ihoy
are m want Of everything. lhry in"ndto treat
with tire Iurk SD Government, ana try 10 oltnin
permission for the Bosnian lu-ocS living in
Austria 10 return home unmu.rsied and the
Insurgents wound then also lay down their arms.
There exists Among IN" Bosnian riyuhS great
uuimo~I ly against Russia. The Iiyuls regret
the us"os- srrr.'n Of mon and means made
l,cut representatives. have returned 10 tho in
surgcnts' cdmp. Others remain here until thn
luturr ,nio oi the Bosnian a. Nuh0 IT, blended at
"a niactng col the Insurgents und refugees soon
l.. rOuNOkrd.
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and the fancics there was hut little doing. The
market closed up strong. though without any
special excitement. The prospective advance
in rates Of freight with the certainty OF large
freight business and the support of large opcr-
ators appears to countcrhalancc the depressing
effect 81 the coming monetary strngency.
The following were the principal sales Of gold:
ioo3 4 i%iI III ii%T 10 + N ilMs-
In loans the rates paid having balances carried
were l. =, z cent and Nat
Foreign exchange was stronger dNancing to $tS3is1
81 SHis tor 40 days and 3 DAYS bills re- sncctivcIy.
The money market closed NJ EASY alta d cent though
earlier in the day the rate whsa little higher
tuvcrnmc ut bonds were Quiet
Tie following were the closing prices.
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MiTILD.i P.iLMER'S DEiyH.
Shot Through the Head and KILLED by One of
Her Male Companions.

Tlnan who bnd tbo riob, to.or.or tho Iaft -
ifni basement room In the tenement NJ II Pell
...rt s, ,i.rlny afternoon. wore cona,,etei
v.ap..i in shawls upon the noor. an old
.'- - IT ""l .ouI OF n.y. y .'r'r'
us, to gr,m rolice oqio.r ubo cnorl,J m.
r.. ~, s..t,,i..,i a.,. ,.'i....
H'''" SUM" ~ '". '''"' - "I"'h
i!.r woman lay. Onivr M'Cauioy iitrl
'1'i'' 7'."% WI, uH ,. N,7 l'7e' IA, ior" 81
I'D It-nrr, lhr-ia''d IN spit oi the life
N,l lnl. nor head slatt red Iy .hre Ntio-
81" "''ll '''s' Z" "'r 'H'
I,. THY. the ON 'er said. In n tone of
u.s. "yDu have come To- II al last She was a
,.,. alma Mia, A. .ii o., 49, ,
'''ili'h' sur "uW D. 'hN !" hlklhs
iIat d. 10 say. She eLtrcI mon to her
o.. .,t4 and nifar having secured th.ir
i' '' """ e"' II" ga 'h'Dn - ""' l''"hs
. Na- what ai'el her." Said Mr. Ef.r-
,.o ,1..... ,'...
'''' 'N WV 'N'.i' "''' i7 'ii' ]" -
N. Wrt.Ued p'ar. "oMt lived with
llfNi. -,uuI lA tINi tl..4N never r4W
m.r WhN a%' 'W'n'r-- %.
r|Yu .N Do d i.fr '. Il r -f .i IS To-
~" 10 .it gas Maa NhNNh Ne -
o. Nt-. is H.rniu 81. .u hu
ln-n'.r h~hny 900" r.~'. only au
afl,nsln DeNni =
n.'lr0a- b l-'rafil-i sN.. VITA
i' "N9 ~l'r quay. fl .t fal'r
Dr. arp "m. Hr'uHn 'r
'.-
',' 'N'I "' d Nn 'lih. .ii N- n
i Dog. ~ t nN. ,.r llu-u-
i'0'r' " ht' iaA rao 'l"lc
inc' ra'.a, ~. l' Ma IN. 4,.ln.'N ,r.
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Fifth Avenue Theatre.

Tonight Mr. DAILY produces for tho first
time his now pay-undcr the title Of q" Tho
Dark City. and It's Bright Side His innntion
was To call it " Our city, hut discovering that
an olscur" production had been brought out
many yrar5 ago under that name, bee Hhqn-
dunod II Tor fear that spurious limitations OF his
own play might bc 10 strl On tho public Dy tho
SIMILARITY of MINES. The Dark civ is an
original title, and shadows forth several of the
yln-r- Of .molruuuiian life which this new
" ItunIc-a IlNI" /. u solnsn.
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Hargnn and Ham Of the Theatre
Comlpoe varied their usunl stylo of perform
ahce lAsl evening by presenting; TO their patrons
The piay Winch is the Wur, Of MIR Hurriaan.
4 OF the sort that meyer fails Ia bring down
the house ia the Oh BoMcry. rrprc-
ed, lIarrEn and Hart wcro as amusing
~ OM LnrT'dor and mex he Hat AZ
they were III ulelr Irish churacters
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Arrived MONDAY. sept
auth
s.'ny d" Merida, Reynolds Vera cruz Aug -, lIavani
ai~t "'
= y Steiumann. Iechore. Antwerp Aug IL
- SIrni'Nu. nAi'. tartin
SstuN m Atlanta, MoNhull. Charleston
BAH liulc cat. schmidt Roclcfort
Harh Prov adj nee. Potter Halifax.
hfN Marco fnfu. ~rhufcr. Bremen.
Hirh Al-rrlu. Robinson. Fleetwood
btrN Norton Stnvtr. sherman. 'alharieu
b. e. / a " t~.N 700.
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MILWAUKEE. Sept. 3 James g. Hopkins Of
MAuuI Judge u the United States District tuart iuT the
western District VI Wisconsin, diVd tAl- morning
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ANANAc-rU- nay
sun rises ... . lu sun rs Moon rises I "A
Hicu wArtn--rius nav
sandy HOOK. d. Nuy Island . ~ Hell cate . 7 II
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The Peruvian syrup is permanent tonic
Aleon0ne sAnul.nls AlLord WHY tMporary r,Ael-Aas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
ny Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING
ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MALI
And FOURTH STREETS BY AUCIiN.Iby
virie of the provisions of deed OF trust bearing datc
the 18th day of July. S76, from the grantor t1eTei
named to Tic undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN
tia riprk,s office of the Chancery Court OF the city
NJ Richmond TO secure the payment OF the oDliga-
tion IF debt mentioned In said deed default having
hcrn made i'm the payment thereof. shall as lrus-
fen i'm the deed aforesaid, being required so 10 do ny
the holder Of said obligation Of debt sell ~ auction:
mon the premIscs, on TUESDAY the 3Oth day OF
October SIT. nj O'Clock T.. NJ. subject TO pilot
lien OIL said property from the Rrlntor IN saa ngc
nf IA 600 and interest thereon. that VALyAB.E
LEAD. COLORED BRICK DWELLING, WIN
thr-sorics and attic, containing ten rooms larse
Kitchen: stable. carriagc-house, and lot y ny lIo
feet with an alley in the rear ~ feet wide, on tue
northwest corner of Maiu and Fourth streets.
TERMS: Cash as TO the expense 0l executing VIE
trusf ami to pay off the of 900 with Interest
rhercon from the 18th day of July, 1877 ana the
residue on such terms as the granor, MS rxech,
tors administrators, assigns shall prescribe anu
direct / feel authorized however. 10 say that me
said lien OF 81 900 can be paid In two equai insLa
ments mt one and two years. with interest," az eiet
per cent. per annum. payable seml.annuahy uie
infcrcst now due on said sum OF 81 600 10 nc PAID IN
cash the residue Of said purchasemoney to he paid
in six months from the day of said sale the pur.
chaser giving negotiable note therefor with interest
added all the deferred payments to be secured ny
decd of trust OH said property, ana policy OF ~
surance 10 be given thereon rs further security lot
said credit payments. ,D.o>- r.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. oc l9
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AUCTION sALEs-Futar Days.
BY George 8. yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. y Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVI.
DED oNE;EIFTH INTEsEF:RRssTs IN IN E iSHp
CALLED "KESWICK,n LYING ON THE JAMES
RIXER, TIE G3uNTIEs ,9G o., eH n car-
tain deed of trust dated 3Orh day of January 1877
and duly recorded given to swG ens
quire to execute said trust ny the holder OF the rst
Of said default having HfTp Ias tho .ns d
of November, 1877, at O'Clock 4. NJ. IN front OF
the United States courthouse In the city OF kich-
mond, proct cd sell said undivided onc-tfth inter.
est in the valuable estate known as "keswicK,y
containing about EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES imore or lcss) lying on the james ryern inc
counties Of Chesterfield and Powlatan. THIS prop
ertv is claimed TO be valuable for the Coal underiy
ing 1t, also Tor the WOOD and TIMBER. There Is
also some lowgrounds attached, and 4 NUMBER Oh
buildings on 1t. some OF them brick.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much MS Will pay expenses
Of sale and my the note for $500 due July 3oth,
with interest from January 80, 1877; liberal terms
az 10 the residue which viii he made known on day
of SALE GEORGE ;. rAStOS'
JAMES W. MORTON.
oc % Trustees.
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ry,ean Cooking.

The Phi,adclphans arc gradually deVci-
o,;np n system for relieving somewhat the
cternal firudgery OF housekeeping. FANNY
hakinr. OF meats, pies, puddinss, cake, and
broad is being performed by bakers at a
very moderate charge. Thus, for pies two
cents snicce; FOR broad loaves, four cents
nan. for rice buildings. three cents pan )
for pan OF roast meat, five cents. ny tnls
methad the food is better cooked. ana nouis
az tiresome attendance on niue eooh'"s
stoves are saved These latter suPi'us'o
usef,rl rmechanisms in reality lnIn's" -
s,-n,t tov on the housewives time ana pa
fence They involve continua, Wateu"S
To be kept at the proper hca1. no ~. 80,
ten horses is required every ytai . tu 80
ing Goals for them, and they Keep W. ".'" y,
snhcrc AZ an insufferable tempe "'uio ~
warm weather. The time ana 'apoi ""oeu.
in thousands OF families py on: pts n,,;no
system OF performing th'S aoiles'N soi W. =
l" an.of.war or an ocean steamer per-
60, every culinary necessity for thousand
.,,,ostS The whole service is temporarily
Ssato, from their shoulders. Yet on the
breaking I'D OF these temporary houschoids
the chances are probable on shore that eacn
fom;Jv hetakes itself to the old-lashioned
dribblinc. drudging. household style OF GU
,;narv service. without one thought OF the
time. labor, and expense saved by having all
this labor delegated to lew. one paker
and an assistant can cook dinners for a hum
dred families, possibly more, at an expense
saw OF seven cents per family. The neces-
sary pail Of coal and kindlings for cooking a
single dinner costs twelve cents alone. This
amount Of fuel must be provided for each
OF the hundred families. and in every one
of them the time and labor OF one person
for at least an hour will be required TO get
ND each dinner. The economical moral to
be drawn from this is obvious and need not
blnnderers in the science OF living. Multi
tudinous cooking-stovcs, stewinS over fires,
dribIets OF attendance all through the day
on the requirements Of the kitchen, drudg-
ing up FIVE or six flights OF stairs, all con-
tribute among other evils to break down
the wife of the mechanic and laborcr ana
prematurely rob her of all bloom, beauty,
aud vigor.-Ne,o York. Graphic.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main StMct.
AND EXTRA DESIRA
BILE BnoAD-sTREET PROPERTY, SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF SECOND STREET,
FOR SALEgY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At rt1uest of the ewncr, who has purchased a
e,Tm snail SELL upon the premises, at O'Clock L.
NJ on FRIDAY NEXT. the goth q gay Of :, 0ct9e E
nWEIIISGS standing upon that moss desirable
LOT of sixy-ivc feet front on Broad street, which
are now yielding ABOUT 5000 per annum
This Is what Is we'll known ms the Bracket pro-
nertv aud Is now for the first time in thirty years
piaced upon the market for sale: and the location,
With the prospect Of increased value. makes II really
one of the rarcst chances 10 parties 10 invest on
Rroad street The property will he divided and sold
In separate lots thus giving all pr,ics chance AT
this extremely well-ocated property. The LOT
runs back good depth.
Special attention Is called TO this sale.
TERMS: One third cash /: balance ut SIX. twelve:
and eighteen months with six per cent. interest and
negotiable notes secured by Il trust-dced.
oc 90 ROBERT Il. LYME. Auctionccr
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BY Richardson Sc Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1l13 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
Y BEAUTIFUL AND GROWING VILLAGE
OF ASHLAND FOR SALE By AUCIioN.LOIi
NJ, we shall soil by auction. onhe premises in the
growing and attractive village Of Ashland. Hanover
Comfy va, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. about sixteen miles from The city
of Richmond, between which two places the cars run
daily at such hours as make IL convenient LOT prues
living in the former place to do business the latter
at Very small expense affording at the same time
The comforts and pleasures of village and country
life In times of business depression, to those fond
of country and village lfe and whose health Is being
daily impaired by confinement to business, this sale
should be especially attractive.
mouths negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments With interest added, and secured by deed oil
trust. hlCuaRDSOS ~.
oc 20 Auctioheefs'
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by Robert Is. LYME.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE GRIST-MLL AND LAND 1 At A. !;
TACHED THERETO, IN HEERICO COUNTY
ABOUT. THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW CENTk Al.
virtue OF decree Of the Girc cur
Court of Henrico entered on the l6th DAY OF No
vcmbcr, 1871. In the suit of John Tnrpins e1ecu,
tors IS. Benjamin w. Roper's administrators, ana
others, the undersigned, Us spccta commissioner
therein named. Will proceed TO SELL upon the prsmi.
ses, on TUESDAY the 23d day Of October: 1877 at
~ NJ. that portion OF the FARM on which the late
Benjamin W. Roper resided ut the time OF ms DEAN,
and described in the papers IN said suit rs the Mill
tract. containing Al $4,000 ACRES. more or less,
on which there Is GRIST-MILL with GOOD water
power, and has an excellent country trade.
TERMS: Cash rs to suficiency TO pay cost ana ex-
penses of sale and cost OF suit and as to tie residue
upon credit of one two, and three years, with lc-
gal Interest thereon from day of sale; the purchaser
TO execute bonds with good personal security TOT
The deferred payments aud the title to tie retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and convey
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
-" '..s. Special Commissioner.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sacis postponed until TUESDAY the
3Oth instant, at the same hour.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
oc24 Special Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON TIIIRTIETII STREET BE,
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS AT
crry Court of the city of Richmond entered on the
oath day of October. 1877. IN the suits of Jones rs.
Joness administrators ct ais. and Joncss admins
tratrix rs. Turner &C.. therein pending the under
signed rs special commissioners. will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the lst day
of November, sc AZ O'Clock p. d., the HOUSE and
LOT above described, belonging 10 the estate OF
James Jones' deceased, and now occupied by Mr..
George w. Jones. The lot fronts 42k feet on Thir-
Ieth Street and runs back tic usual depth. and has
comfortable frame dwelling thereon, aud all neces-
.ary uthouses. The above sale Is made at the cost
of George W. Jones, the former purchaser, who has
failed to comply with the terms of sale. 49,
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue upon credit
of six twelve. and eighteen mouths, for NEGOTIABLE
notes yal interest added from dav Of sale. and the
title retained. CHASIA1N MIL.
oc 26 A. r. COURTNEY.
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Nv W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer'
cornor Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFULI,
y FARM or FIFTY ACRTSi eS R Rak Sg 1--WE
Sii, rs EEiON RICHMOND. AND OF ExCEI,-
Lent BRICK STORE AND D Dvs MI1fIs Nh M
RfJRG AVENUE AND GODDIN STRtEIS.EAt
the request OF Mr.. r. L. King who co con, t pts
aucon ne on WGDSEs II, be sar 1t
FARM. located as above, containing FIFTY ACHES
Of which about thirty-cicht acres are ceaie lana'
now in high state Of cultivation, producing clover
timothy. &C.: balance in original growth OF pine.
There are $50 young choice fruit-trees now ''oi III
hearing. The improvements consist OF new dwell
Ing 20 by ls feet containing four large som rooms
closets: barn and stable 3S by - feet and Inc
usual other buildlngs With well of good water III
the yard. a., -or,taos a.
After which, on the same Gay, on the premises q!
O'Clock p. NJ. the very neat and attracilve NJ
STORE and DWELLING. now occupied by MT;
King, at the corner Of WILLIAMSBURG avenue ano
GOddin streets, with the lot attached, containing
some choice fruit-treeS, and well OF fne water
colo Possession at once w. GODDIN,
oc 26-tod ......--r-..r. tAuetIouocl.
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DUBLIC SALE.-V AL U. A d L E
STEAM MILLS FOR GRINDING sUA1AC,
BARK. CORN. AND PLASTER: SITUATED At
LOUISA CoURTH9USE w F0R r SA AZ E@pI ne
COMPANY. having determined TO close their bu>i
ness offer for sale their valuable property located
at Louisa Courthouse Va, Himediately on tr the
Richuond and fourteen miles from Gordonsvlc.
The buildings and machinery are IN good condition,
nstahIisbmeut was up 10 july I$t in active opera
lion. The mill is a three-story frame building
64x24, tin Iooi win ncK eEiheo'sf i3 3HN MIN
the mill. and attached. is tw-and-a-haf story
frame warehouse 150X3O, capable OF storing SIX
sheds &C. In the engine-housc is nevcr-iailing
well, yielding an ample supply of water to run all
the Me o Ssf ksp rs Tie
engine built by Talbot s. Sons, Rieiimond in per-
feet order: suinac MIL in good repair with the at
tachmcnts pletc-capacity, two tons III twelve
hours; Bark Mill lkeystone raiterh) in working
order on floor on line with railroad-capacty, ten
tons day; Corn Mll four foot Esopus stones, with
boiling MISUNDERSTANDING one hundred bushels
I'm twelve hours; Plaster Mill. four-foot French
burrs with crusher coinplcte-capacity hi'eeh TONS
it is seldom that such opportunity Is offered to
rcndv for business, with ali lis brands goodwill &c.
The Company have always found 4 market for all
their productions, and their brands of Sumac and
Bark Stand A No. in ali the northern cities.
Persons wishing to engage In 4 sale and prohtanlc
business requiring only moderate capital are In
yited to inspect the property: and full information
will be given by addressing the undersigned.
The property will be sold ut auction, on the prem
Uses, on MONDAY, November IL, 1877, at II
O'Clock NJ.
At the same time and place will he offered for sale
sundry TOOLS and FIXTURES including FAIR
BANKS SCALES, HAY and CATTLE-SCALES,
of the largest size ard improved pattern
Also, 10 tons BEST BLUE WINDSOR PLAS-
TER. unground. " 49,
For terms or any other information, which Will be
promptly given, address ~
J. W. DAVIS,
j. G.. CAMMACK.
Committee.
Louisa Courthouse, Va.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, october IL, 1877.
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