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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-cHAxsxas-Held by Judge Dono-
huc-Nos o. 49, &c. H. 43, So, g. 63, SO, 50, "a, 9S,
No. ~ lls ia, lo4 lso. ls4, 1885, 1877 200. al2 III
suPaEME Comr-GKxxRAL TxRx-Adjourned until
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TxKM-Hsid by Judge
Donohuc -Demurrers-Nos- 8, H. Law and tact-Nos
l5 So SOL SOS, 5o0 $40, 6l5 t2d, $685. 64l, 1876, 49,
$751; 4o7 47d s22, 49, 4sS, &c., Sed, 5o2 49, 27s' 4oa
SUPREME CoURr-CRcuIr-Par Held by Judge
Barrett-Case on-Browning OF Al. vs. Smith ct al
No day calendar. Part Held by Judge PoIter.-Nos
1885, 1902 1888. 1888 247 22ss 1884 24o6 iaes 1914
4s6o 24o2 247s, $780, 1895 a4s6 2o7s a2ie l744 2l46
Brunt-Nos. 81, 2775, 4363, l4S, 2l59, 1874 " 3349,
3o65, lls2 lo26, 4ls 4l9 4S3 mo- you, l79s, 4623
4624 1862 a. 1921, 1913, 1906, 1867 557, $40.
Sanlord-No day calendar
SUPERIOR CouRr-fRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Sedgwick.-Case on-Westcrman vs. Reming-
ice cur.ls.-Nos 5l ss2 6s4, s4i, $40, sss, sss
$50 1897 1908. 1888. 1851, 1880, $40 Par! a-asld
by Judge spelr.-Nos s52, s44. u.s. 1884, 1887, 1908,
s 'tS s 81 lss ss Is ,'9 49, st los 1919 sS s a %
COZ. sos, ' i25a 1857, 1858, 1851, iasa i2sa 1854
Monday, June 70
COMMON PLKAs-EeurTr TERx-Held By Judge Van
Hoesen No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs--TRlAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
Roblnson.-Nos ISL, Az, le45. 27o, ll35. e27 Part
2-Adourned until June q, 1871 Part 3-Held by
1852, 1892, 1885, 1885, 1870, 2o6o 194S 69l 3d. 2O6A
MARINE CoURr-rRiAL rERx-part Held by Juage
Aker.-Nos 5737, 9l7, 9lS, s676. 0677, 6536. $3.50,
6532, s57l $685. 1857. 72ss, se2s, 1888. ee34 Part
2--Hcd by Judge Sherldan.-Nos. 1909, 5O45 $3.50.
1916, s57o 6425, 6Gls, $685. 1884, $685. to4o, 6S+l,
66i2. 6643 6644. Part 3-Hed by Judge Snnott No.
5l5l 4l25 1885, 63 IL $685. 6a47 1856 7465, $685. $780,
4464, 62s9, 622, $3.50.
COURT GENERAL SRssIoNs--Part Held by
Judge sutherland The People Thomas Delaney,
robbery; Same Ebert Petit ielon,ous assault and
battery; Same VS.. Mary Quinn, grand larceny; Same
VS. William Blake and thomas johnson, grand lar
ceny; Same william Wood, false pretence; Same
Frank Sohnabohm, incest; Same vs.. Charles f..
Tenshed, petit larceny; Same vs.. Edward Brennan
and Edward stanton, pert larceny; Same vs.. thomas
Kennedy. petit larceny. Part 2-Held by Judge Gil
derseeve--rhe People VS.. James Clifford, telonous
assault and battery Same VS. Francis FDgn, elonous
assault and battery; Same VS.. William Address,
forgery; Same VS.. Henry Fox and Charles Coivliie,
forgery same LOUIS Con zaloo. petit larceny same
vs. James A. NJ. Fcelcy, petit larceny.
ALLEGED PATENT INFRINGEMENT.
sui, mas brought in the United States Court,
Brooklyn, by the American Middhngs Purifier Com
nany OF Washington. McSsrS jewell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19

ALLEGED PATENT INFRINGEMENT.
suit mas been brought in the United States Court
Brooklyn, by tho American Middhngs Purifier Com
pany, Of Washington against the Mcssrs jewell
Brothers. proprictors of the -four mills, Fulton street.
to recover damages the sum OF xl00, 900. Tho
plaintiffs acge infringement OF patent Tor boiling
Hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

"TmrRr is something indeseribably
irrssistable," remarked Mr.. Adonis'
"about q woman's smils." "Yes. TO-
Piled his friend, an old married man,
who lad frequently accompanied his
wife on shopping excursions, "a wo'
mans mile runs about theniy-thres
furlouqs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

tscrxr Royal Academy. Gallery No
2)--Artiul one (noticing the proximity
Of the refreshment rooml "Oh,
George, dear. IL feel so faint" Mors
artfuI one (who has been served that
way bsforej: "Faint sh It's thii
doosid unpleasant smell OF cookery
let's 20 ON bit." (Exsunt).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

HAYWARD woman believes in having
everything in readiness. She purchased
a coffin for sick husband ten days
prior 10 his death and kept IL in the house.
She also bad a stylish mourning suit
made. In anticipation Of the event.
Most any man would DO willing to die
II he had such q thoughtful wife as that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

An old darkey fishing ON wharf at
Galveston was heard talking to the fish
he saw swimming around his line IN
this fashion: "Giys mo a bite. honey.
De children AIN q crying down to my
house. and tell you it's fish or nothing
in dat establishment"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

Dn. &. y. wiSsLow. who was ere
mated ut Salt Lake City the other day.
ordered his heart sent to Nantucket aud
his ashes TO Boston. The Cincinnati
Gasst,e thinks that when the last trumpet
shall sound the doctor will wish hs
hadn't been 80 proniscuous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

A DELICATE. slender. rather tall young
miss, who was pestered by the aiten.
tions OF an unlovsabls admircr. did not
call her big brothers to the rescue. or 20
to the public courts for redress. She
went bathing In q hired suit i've times
too large for her. She had to walk back
TO the hotel alone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

PAciric-sLoPE Indian was pleased
by his introduction to ealvanic battery
though 1, doubled him all up. because
as he remarked to his squaw: Me
buy 'em one for you; knock spots out
you sposs you no good woman. You
..hs me. Mrs. Jim p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

my mamma has got ehatelaine on
her watch. said q small sojouTnsr a,
the seaside to her playmate. "Hoh :
that's no,hings" responded the ehal'
isnged scrap. "my papa has got chat
tel mortgage ON his watch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07
NY rns SHORE oY rnR RIvER.

n
Through the gray Willows the bisas vinds ~
Here on ias shore viii iss dhisvsoa and
Over the river the iiiiss srs growing.
Bsthsd In the sunshise e. ovss.s lAnaS;
S,,s sss s,.s ssa N ssnsss @ AZ siSoanr for
ever.
Here. all sicns. % ~ rocks. an sitting.
sitting snd waiting M comrades all gone
sasae.s q 3.s e,s:s,y - .a,,n"l s,,,'ns moan
Over ths rive. The strang~. cold river.
Al mnss eait for the beatmAn fofever'
wife asd eAiidrv. Esd friends were sroand me.
Iabsr as1 r-ss wsrr - wings 70 my roai.
Honor ara iovS vsrs the harsls thai crowned
L,ssie r,ehsd how the dArk waters roll.
Hut the deep river. the xrsy. misty n.sf.
All that lived for. has taken forever
siI.u, came q black boat DER the bilious;
stsalthiiy gra ed the heel ON the Sand a..
Rnstlinx foot.tsps vere iesfd 'A'oa-" '"'
There the DARK bo.imm stood. waving his
whlsp'rinz. i. eoras DER the ,hsiowy river:
she Who Is dearcst must leave 'hee fose'sf.
Suns that we're brightest sld sAies thai were
p.,s.n.d and psl.i In the messsse he bore.
Ysu sitsr year went she, fonds.t and uusss.
Folia ins ,hst bce koaiog hand 10 the shors.
Down the river. the cold. grim fiser.
Over wh % vater- thsJ vsnishsd Nfs'e''
Yet not In vision of .risf have vandersd;
suil have I toiied. though my sraof ns~
Labor Is manhood: ami life 10 bat .lnand,ered
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07

"Goop day. Moses. vy-s'help me
my tear. how you vas changed. vouldn'
nsfsr hasf known you - Z" But my
name is not Moses. sir. Kreat hefens.
who would think it--your name shauged
too D.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07
PHILIP RInn
4 !. TYHnILL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIBsr
i Jadieiai District OF the state OF ksyads. IN
and for the Count, Of siorey.-0eorge kmmett.
plaintiff, W Ths suceor Mill and Mining Com.
pany. defcndsnt.- Notice 70 hereby given that
the p,aintif has commenced IN action 10 the
above entitled Oourt asaipst n. dsfsndant
above ne ued TO forecloss lien hsld AID owned
by plaintiff against defendant and the follow.
| ing described prup.rty, tovit: The mining
claim situated In the Gold HIli Mining District,
County " Storey. Stats Il Nsysds, known -
| and called the ruocof Nine also the engines,
boilers, pumps. pumping machinssy and ppes.
and al other machinery In tbs hoifttng worm
and new shaft Of said succor Mil snd Mining
Company. together With the ground upon which
said hoistins works. nsv shan and machinery
are situated. the same being the nine aid prem.
lees where ssid Company u now q voth the
aame beina part Of the rosd ieading from Gold
Hill 10 Silver City. and About aquartG OF
mile from said road. Said Lien u claimed snd
this notice is given under the piovisioes of sn
Act OF the kgislature of ths Btate Of NevAda,
entitled. "An Act 10 secure iisns 70 mechanics
and othsrr. aud 10 repeal all othsr Aets n rels-
t'on thereto" approved March :. fsfe.
All perrons having os ginning lisns up1n
paid premises and properly ass hsrsby notified
to b. and appear before ssld District Oourt. q
the Curt room thereof. In the CITY of Virginia.
% SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of ssptsnbsf, 4.
/ d. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. 4 uf aid DAY. then
md thsrs 70 make due proof OF tASis iisns.
LRwls = DEAL. Attys. for k1nnttf.
Aesu"i ios io'. saist Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

PERSONAL Colonel E. E. White, the re-
Etiring collector OF internal revenue for this
district, is an applicant for appointment in
the foreign service Of the United States
Government. He has been quite strongly
endorsed by Richmond citizens as agentle-
man OF high character and culture.
Mr.. ". B. Wall, who has been deputy
clerk OF the United States District Court at
Alexandria, is to ill The vacancy in Colonel
Popharn's Office made vacant by the resigna-
tion OF Thomas s. Atkins. Esq.,. who was
recently made register in bankruptcy.
John Tyler, Jr., the inspector OF customs
for Virginia, was at the custom-house Satur-
day in the discharge-of his duties. -
Colonel A. Q. Holiday, who Is TO be the
assistant! postmaster, was formerly the sem
ator from. Henrico..., Major Fred.,tA. G.
Handy, who IS tonbe the chief Of the regis
tered-letter department.. is popular: mem.
ber OF the press, and for seven or eight
months past has been Washington CORE
spondent OF this paper. His pay will be
about the same as the assistant postmaster's S.
Major Robert Caruthers was until very
lately chief OF the money-order depart
ment. His record at Washington with the
| Department is A No. L, and he has great
host of friends here. ,..,,
Major Handy arrived in the city from
! Washington Saturday night. ,# -"
The promised appointments Of John
Crane, Esq, and Mrs. Rebecea Kennon
Mayo are also acceptable to the people.
On Saturday the Governor appointed
Francis Al. Mills escheator for Alexandra
county. ..a ,"o--
At the F. K. Israel synagogue, on Mayo
street, on Saturday, Harry Hirshburg, son
frmed according to the interesting rites OF
the Jewish faith. ..'
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PROPOSALS..
CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT oF)
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA. 7
RICHMOND, June 9. 4. u. 1877. }

(
RrcHMoND, June 9. A. d. 1877.
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS oi
L AN act Of the General Assembly OF Virginia ap-
proved April 80 S71. entitled an " Act prescribing
the ,aun.r in which records for the Supreme Courl
of Aveals shall tie printed and providing for let
ting the same to contract = and which is as follows
/. he it tenactsd 1ythe General assembly, That
the clerks Of the Supreme Court of Appeals II Rcii-
nond. Staunton. Winchester, and Wyfhevliie SNAIL
in The noath of Juut In the year ei 2htecn hundred
and seventy-four. AMI annually thereafter In the
same month. solicit proposals by advertising some
newspaper published In their respective localities lor
the t for one year of such records OF courts Us
NAV be reouired under existing laws to be printed
for the nse OF the Supreme Court or Appeals i'll de-
H. The sssd proposals shall state the amount per
page OF hftcen hundred ems small plea type. and
cover with The 81 yle Uf the and the court from
which the reeard comes neatly printed thereon
III. The said clerks shall award the contracts 1or
said printing 20 the lowest responsible bidders in
their respective localities. and shall take from them
bond, with ample security In 4 penalty double she
amount or the work TO be executed, the same to be
ascertaiue6 by the amount OF the preceding Years
work. The mode or certifying and paying accounts
for said prnti.g shall be as now prescribed ny lass
". An acts and parts OF acts Ia conflict wita tbe
provisions OF tas aca are hereby repealed
V. This aet shall be IN force from It's passage
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received py the
undersigned al Ids odhce at the state court
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall, In
the city q Rsam9ne Ss Until II el9sk ~ Of the
Of S ssd scs Of al AZ sch 'st as s supreme
require for one Year tom be Isl day Of July. 1871
AS the printing has to be Gone under the super
sison and dreetiou Of Che clerk II must be done in
The clerk claims the right-of rejecting any aud al
bies which In his opinion do not and Will not fully
andyf deciding ,cho ars .rsspons Die 6idderss and
echm is is"amp'e security within ihe meaning Of
The e Clerk of tis seE sapisnt Il culI Sns d lpps.a
je Il-eod7t OF Virginia, at Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Chesterfield Court.-In the case of Will
liam Grossman, charged with trespass and
committing nuisance, there was hung
jury. G .a.
Bench-warrants were issued for Robert
Branch, Crawford Anderson, and Henry
Washington, charged with felonies and now
at large.
William Wilson was fined 81 and costs
for shooting cow.
George Mason qualified as an attorney to
practice in this court. - .,
The following newly-elected officers
qualified: =,
Supervisors-B. j. Duval, Dale; Joseph
Walker, Manchester; R. L. Jones, Matoaca.
Justices of the Peace-Lee Wells, j. S.
Taylor, and T. c. Farrar, Dale; Jasper S.
Clayton, Manchester. @r
Constables-A. j. Tucker, Matoaca; a.
NJ. Chalkley, Dale; and "A. A. Elicit, Ber-
muda. 80. ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

DIR. ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA-WEED
TONIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures Of con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded oil vegeta-
BILE ingredients and contain nothing which can be
injurious to the human constitution. Other remedies
advertised as cures for Consumption probably con-
tain opium, which is somewhat dangerous drug In
all cases and If taken freely consumptiye patients
1t must do great injury forits tendency is to conne
the morbid matter in the system, which, of course,
must make q cure impossible. SCHENCK's Pull
MoNIC SYRUP is warranted not to contain particle
Of opium; it is composed of powerful but harmless
herbs, which act on the lungs, liver, stomach, and
blood, and thus correct all morbid secretions and
expe all the diseased matter from the body. These
are the only means by which consumption can be
cured; and as SCHENCK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA-
WEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are the only
medicines which operate In this way, 1t Is obvious
they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Each bottle OF this invaluable medicine
Is accompanied by full directions. DR. ScHENCK is
professionally at his principal Office, corner Sixth
and Arch Streets Philadelphia every Monday, where
oil letters for advice must be addressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SATUR.
DAY--Jmige Hughes presiding.-In the
matter OF Thomas j. Buchanan. Final &C.
count and discharge OF assignee.
In the case OF D. E. Goodwin. Order
diScharging recusant witness upon the pay.
ment OF costs Of the attachment.
In the matter of Charles Z. Hume. Re
port OF sale by assignee filed and order en-,
tered confirming same.
In the matter OF Lancaster IL Co. Order
entered to pay late. register 1895. *>.'
In the case Of D. B. Croft. The report
OF Commissioner Atkins was recommitted
to him for further inquiry and report.
In the matter OF D. K. Ferguson. Order
directing the assignee to sell the Willett
tract of land at public auction unless the
balance due thereon as purchase-money is
paid within sixty days. +.:|'-'t.
In the case Of John S. Carroll. The as
signee was ordered to show cause on the
18th Of July, 1877, why an execution should
not issue against him for the balance in his
hands, amounting to $500. ...........
The Dollar Savings Bank Us. William F.
Farrar. Order referring cause to James NJ.
Matthews to make certain inquiries and re-
port. tnt.. - $3.50
Abraham e. Goodman was admitted q
citizen Of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

ExcURsIoNTo SHIRLEY.-Among the many
opportunities offered our citizens for recre-
alton this summer the excursion to Shirley
on Tuesday, under the auspices OF St.
Johns Sunday school, promises to be one
OF the most pleasant. The school of this
venerable church has always had the repu-
tatiou of giving highly enjoyable pic-nics,
and the committee this year have spared no
trouble or expense to render this one sue
cess in every particular. A delightful ride
on the James in a nicely fitted-up boat,
music by trst-class band, and FIVE or six
hours at one OF the coolest and prettiest
places on the river, are some OF the attrac-
tiops offered f.'s'...S. #.n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

4 ~ r - e.
POLICE BUSINESS, SATURDAY. : Sergeant
Paratcr arrested Thomas Evans, charged
with stealing one lot Of onions, the property
OF Frank kranger.. The onions were taken
from the lot of complainant, on west Broad
street. :: ..,,f-r .,E..l.4,i
Maggie Wilson (wbite) was arrested by
Sergeant Gilman on the charge Of threaten
ing to assault Mrs. Harriet N.Sparks and to
burn down Mrs. Sparks's house. - -
Policeman Carter took into custody Josiah
81. Harris, on the, charge Of being disor-
derly; also, for assaulting Solomon Gross,
grocery-keeper corner OF Church and Row
streets. Bailed in S100. ..H.. rss
Michael G. Cary (colored) was arrested on
Saturday by Sergeant Howard and Police
man Michaels charged with stealing q
punch-bowl, two castors, q piano-cover, and
two cake-dishes, all OF the value OF Silt,
from John Mccormick. M t--6.' t.:...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

BoN-AIR LAND AND IMPROVEMENT Con-.
pANY.-Judse Wexford granted charter
on Saturday to the Bon-Air. Land and I'm.
provement Company OF Virginia. The in.
corporators are P. w. Grubbs, who is pre-.
sdent; Samuel Fl. Pulliam, secretary and
treasurer; John l.. Grlbhs, c. c. McRae,
and A. S. Buford, directors. =. no.
The object OF the company,is is to buy and
sell property within ten miles of Richmond
at the discretion OF the company; to lay of
lqpd into parcels or lots, with streets,
roads, &C., and to improve the whole rany
part of its lands by the erection of build.
ings or otherwise. .......
The capital stock is to be not less than
SIS, 900 nor more than 100000, to be divided
into shares OF 500 each. The company is
not to own more than 5000 acres at any
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

RICHMOND COLLEGE, This (Monday) eve
ming, commencing at S:15 o'clock, at Rich
mond College Chapel, Hon. f. W. McMul
len, of Greene, will deliver the address be-
fore the Alumni Society. -. f'..I
Tomorrow (Tuesday) evening the thir-
tieth anniversary OF i1Mu Sigma Rho Litera-
ry Society willlbe celebrated. The follow
ing is the programme: i; 4.
Prayer; Oration-subiect, "Hugh Mil
ler '''-7J. W. Boyd, Virginia; Grafton.
subject, g Dream Of One Age the Science OF
the Next '''-M. B. Curry, Virginia; Deliv:-
cry OF Medals by Hon. R. B. Berkley-Best
debater, j. j. Taylor; best reader, R. Fl.
Pitt; best declaimer, A. j. Yancey; best
writer, J. T. Dickinson; Improvement in
debate, C. g.. Davis. ValedictoTy by the
President. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

D,celling- House Burned. Saturday about
2:20 A. ii, fire was discovered in the frame
building on the Petersburg turnpike be-
tween the residences OF Councilman Moles
and James Dent, Esq.,. The alarm was given,
and the firemen and citizens turned out
promptly. The building was entirely de-
stroyed; only the chimney was saved. The
house was the property OF John 81. Hitch
cock, and was valued at $500. 1t was un-
occupied. and. was tired by an ineendiary.
Fires are getting very frequent IN Manches-
ter. The firemen were unable TO accomplish
much after reaching the scene, on account
OF the scarcity Of water. 81 8, :*5 81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

CONvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 16, 1S77.-Lots front
ing 80 feet on Park avenue between Laurel
and Shaier streets for $1,000; 33 feet on
Marshall street between TWenty-Gith and
Twenty-sixth for S478; "a feet on EX-
change alley corner of Mechanics alley for
S403 IS feet on Cary street between Sew
enth and Eighth for $4,000; 30 feet on
Fourth street near Leigh for $500; 33 feet
on Twenty-eighth street near Clay for SGS5 !;
% feet on Leigh street between Munford
and Gilmer for S700; 26 feet on First street
between Cary and Canal for $4,000; 50s
feet on Fourteenth street corner OF Cary
and 81 feet on Cary corner OF Virginia for
$4,000; 80 feet on Eighth street for S141 !;
Is feet on Eighth street corner Of Bates for
S7S; 80 feet on Sixth street near Preston
for S1OT; 16 feet on Sixth street near Pres
ton for $500; a. feet on Laurel street near
Floyd for S10,750; 25 feet on Laurel street
between + and G for 5000; 20 feet on
Campbells alley near Creek alley for 1915 !;
30 feet on Second street corner OF Baker for
S206; 2Ss feet on Cary street for S127; 60
feet on Fifth street near Baker for $3.50 ;
1851 feet on Fifth street corner OF Cary for
s9,025; 20 feet on Second street between
Duval and Baker for 5000; 81 A. in James
river for 70-100; sc 5-6 feet on Third street
between Main and Franklin for $500; 80
feet on Laurel street near Cumberland for
$40; 119 feet on Cary street between
Adams and Jefferson for S2,100; so feet on
Rockets street between Elm and Maple for
S431: IL feet on Sixth street near Preston
for $500; 23S feet on Mayo street between
Ross and Broad, 81 feet on, Locust alley be-
tween Main and Franklin, 80 feet on Locust
alley between Main and Franklin, and 1t
feet on Locust alley between Main and
Franklin, for S13,954.j '- -
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WEATHER REPORT.

IND1cAT1oNs FOR SuNDAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, rising barometer, lower
temperature, southwest to northwest winds,
partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with
rain-areas. :i1nr
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
or higher prsssures, stationary temperature, %
weather, and possibly occasional light
showers. ,.',:- ~ !.
For the Gull States, stationary or higher
pressure, stationary temperature, fsoutherly
winds, and partly cloudy. weather, with oc'
casional showers. ~; =. ...,--I
For Tennessee and the, Ohio Valley,
higher pressure, stationary or lower tenn
perature, winds mostly from southwest te
northwest, partly cloudy weather, and pos
sibly occasional showers. t#>.s! ..s.tohf