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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-07

Some people feel very bad because kero.
sene isso high; they don't seem to consider
that without this great blessing we would
still be shutting q talloW candle with oul
fingers and rubbing the black of on oul
bair.-0H City Derrick. a
Robert Collyer is in New York footing
his reverend horn in favor of early mar.
riages. He does not promise to put UP
any soup-houses for his victims. - Courier.
,,Joarf,Ql M u .{i..5N .I.f
:, Blue-gIass Pleasonton is receiving bushel
basketful OF letters daily, but doesn't, OF
course, take any panes to reply. I.
APennsylyania woman made and baked
biscuit in thirteen minutes. A tramp was
standing by with pistol, though.
An organization Of -AIneriean paper-manp-
9acturers has just been Effected. For what,
we would like to mcguire?
A Chicago couple, who had been married
ten yearsy mutually agreed to separate.
She took on about il, and he-,77took of.
Bet you any money that after the Wander
bit heirs have paid Che lawyers 5000, 600 or
$500, 600 they will quietly settle with each
other. s.sa 81 81 I. u W. q =
The man 5,yao hasn't observed that the
last half Of 4 lot coal Yanistles six times
sas fast as tho frat hall has no business trains
ing up "a family 49, Sf ~ y y
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3G lua by Frank j. Sampson, : 2Glei
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer~s ),
Z ssIjGCENEE,s. SALE OF 4 NUM-

X SSIGNEE,S. SALE OF A NUMBER
.ffAslOF YKEUklB L e. LOTS AND SMALL
Tracts LAMP N SGI{r y dS aiaS Nh
FIELD YA AND VERY E J! a 70 r00A s1,3
b naaEp "a MaTTRR OF
ROBERT MARKS, RANKRUPT.~sAs assignee Of
Robert Marks, bankrupt win offer for sale Ct pub
lie apctI6us on the premises, on W kSDAH she
next fair DAY thereafRrD az IL O'Clock NJ, the fol-
lowing desirable REAL ESTATE 81 described 10
S Isl -FOUR LOTS oELAN9 II Ell; stp po
"a: one T6T , OF ELEVEN sF ACRES Ores near the
80 3D., ONE, LOT, OF HAND near the Spring and
Masonic Lodge. supposed roDe ONE AND THREE
d4th. ONE LOT OF LAND adjoinfng Lot No. So,
Walkers plat. OF about TWENTY-tlGHT'hCRF.
9TH. ONE LOT adjoining Erumall's estate. Sails,
bury, Cunlitfe, &c, supposed TO- contain EIGHT
{ sih. one Tor pnrchased BY said Marks. OF
;Banks,s fstate,s supposed to contain 2TWENTY-
EIGHT ACRES, adjoining Duggins, 7. e. johnson,
Robert Scot, and otl1ers.
AN OF this properly as desirable on account OF its
nearness TO the village Of Midlothian and the depot
on tie Richmond Ta Daayiiie railroaa and Is with
in tho famous coal.aeld Of Chesterfield county, ya:
and twelve months egbtahle notes. with inter;
est added from day OF and tile pntil
all OF tho purchase tncslay u paid. -. = s.
B ,Ipph ! 4 ssts J. =. So Asassnse.
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He Took THE STAND.-A somewhat cele-
brated hog-ease has been occupying the at
tention OF the Court in Room No. for the
past few days. The parties interested In
the action are from the country, and por-
ton of them sof the 'colored persuasion.
These are thoroughly yersed in swineology,.
and consequently display great facility Of,
expression in that line. The testimony has
been racy, and at times bordered very close
on the ludicrous, much TO the entertain
ment OF those present. To cap the climax,
one or the witnesses yesterday displayed a
knowledge of court phrGseology which was
a"stunner" to all who saw him.. He was
a man about forty-6ve years Of. age, and
fresh from the fields Of grangerdom. The
clerk being absent at the time, Judge Green
administered the oath, and Attorney Wood
ruff told him to q take the stand" Hede-
liberately turIed around and picked up the
reporters stand, and was about to carry it
out, when an explanation of the expression
followed Columbus Ohio Journal.
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Id BY Robert D. Lyme, isl ~
tSuccessor to Lyme & Brother3
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE
d.NTWols STORY BRICK DWELLING ON
THE NORTHEAST GGBBESERRs OF o up ,ASSF
TM N1ESS sF4TioN METH6bisT SHtReH
otCUPIED BY MR. r. .: PHILIPS, FOR
SkLE BY AUCTION.-By request Of the
owner now residing In California, shall sell, upon
the PROMISES. By auctton, on "WEDNESDAY the
18th day OF March, lS77,at AZ o'clock r Al; the
aboye-descrbed truly, desirable and well-built BE
SIDEN ICE, Containing seven rooms, wide han, ana
now in thorough repair Upon the rear or tne iot is
frame building which fronts on n street a lIa
The lot Is 50 by 1872 feet to an alley.
TERMS: witt lie liberal and made known at the
Parties wishing to secure nice piece Of property
for a home are invited TO attend this sale.
~, '0'' - ROBERT B.iLYNE,2
F.. VIII -. -. Auctiopeer.' .
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BY F.J. Sampson,

TRUSTEES. SALE OF A49VACANT
i LOT AT AUCTION, ON SEVENTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN DECATUR AND STOCK
TER.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to me
by Nelson Morris and Ann, his wife. ON the 10 tn
day OF February. 1873, and Of record IN the Hnst-
ings Court CLERKS Office In d. b. No. J. page 372,
will sell, at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th day of March, 1877, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, very excellent and wcll-located
LOT, on Seventeenth street between Stockton and
Decatur, fronting forty-fye feet and running back
l1S fesss .n .n,ccihesn,t 10 nav IN, AIT scred
aud cost Of executing this trust-say about$ 90
balance at six months, with interest from day Of
sale. = - - A. T.. ATKlSSCN.t y
/ mill brc i;..a..ii 2aff;i9'u-l Trustee.
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q -is. BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. DWELLING AND LARGE NUMBER OF
LOTS in DUVAL'S AND 11ITCHELL'S PLANS:
NEAR The CITY OF RICHMQNp-By virtue Of
certain deed of must executed by W: A. Robinson
to William II, Nacfarland-who Is now deceased,
and of whom the undersigned is the administrator
dated the LIST day of November, 500, and recorded
in the County Court of Henrico county on the I'd
day or November, 1869, The undersigned will pro-
coed, on TUESDAY the l3th day of March; a u.
oddin corner of Bank and Eleventh streets, in the
city of Richmond, Va, 10 sell 1T public anclon for
cash, all the REAL ESTATE in the said deed de-
situate in the county of uenrico, Va, on which the
said william A. Robinson now resides, and which Is
more fully described III previous deed, executed ~
the same grntor to the same grantee dated the 9th
day of April, 1867. and recorded in like manner on
tic 9Th day of April, lS67.which deed mas been
releascdhrcby referred to for greater certainty ana
Join W. WRIGHT, Administrator of
NH = u William Fl. Macfarland, deceased.
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ST. PATRIcX's DAY IN NEW YORK.-It is
finally settled that the usual St. Patricks
parade will take place in New York on the
nth. The route, however, is to be much
shorter than usual, for the reason that the
march down to the City Hall has always
been productive OF serious annoyance to
the business interests in the narrow, crowd
ed streets. The procession therefore, on
this occasion, will not go below Canal
street. The Mayor and Common Council
will review it at Union Square instead of in
front of the City Hall, as heretofore.
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JOHN R. AAcnuRpo. General PASSENGER Agent.
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.1a q. By Frank J:sSampsont 81 81
:, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Cpl Hull street. Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS IsAEE7oF VALUA

SAEE1OF VALUA-
SBDE SIN1CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA, AT uCTION.-.By virtue of q de
cree of the Comfy Court Of Chesterfield county in
the case or JED elicit ps. Ro IS. Elicit entered az
the March term, 1873, IRiilseiI at public auction,
in front of the county courthouse of said county, on
MONDAY. March IL, 1877 Ibeing County Court
dayj, at IL O'Clock NJ, YALUABLEiTRACT
OF LAND, the 6rst containing 1l72 ncres and the
second 1879 acres, adjoining The LANDS of w, G..
Flomrnoy, - Hudspeth, Monroe Cunninsham, T.
E. Morrisetfe, and others; wen wooded and watered
The building; with a small expense, can be made
TERMS: tsh as to cost of suit and SALE and the
balance at one two three and fonr years for bonds
ed until all of the Is fully paid and
o conveyance ordered by tie Court. '., - ~ :.
NH / .,ifrtqiy Enc : Special Commissioner.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. LoU1s.-St.
Louis, March 5.-Last night the large five
story iron building owned by General
Allen. and occupied by II. 7. Simon d
Gregory, wholesale dry goods, and Clatlin,
Allen & Co., wholesale boots and shoes,
was destroyed by fire. The loss on the
building and stock can scarcely be less than
total. Simon s Gregory's stock was estl-
mated to be worth 100000. Claflin, Allen
& Co.'s loss is not known, but it will be
heavy. The adjoining buildings on Wash
ington avenue, occupied by NJ. Bergen,
furniture and mattress manufacturer, and
the Home Sewing Machine Company, were
flooded with water, and the loss will be con-
siderable. The building, which is worth
nothing except for old iron, cost $4,000
year ago.
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LUMBER DEALER.

IL Nv. ,PICKRELL.ris .-.g, ,r,,srs
~. WIIOL ESALE AND RETAIL A-o'"
DEALERS,
sslNYYrH AMP ZENITH srREkrs, soS S hui lids DIs
kesp sSsssu sIo fsaHaIN WI 4T and y
Acc9s;higGIA s b bahBRR cur TO 9spaEEsK
! wALNuT, CHERRY, Ash @9fasi TThrs'P Pine; as
CHESTNUT POPLAR, ana % Mining kept ua''
DRESSED BOARDS ana FL 49, j =; -.
Agents for q yirginia msp NJ ss xhish wsrt
nj, fSDS, DoORS, and opLp,iSsShajss sasrSet s.
commend cqass to the best SOFA ,S,,a, rates. The ir
8 RIs ss n e shi Gfss
fare narchssiIg. Can M orders s's III q i7eod6H
above Oh short notice. ---v-------.-~
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.,r CHESAPEAKE AxD ONO RAiLRoAp,l
= PASSENGER DErAHTMESL,
=" RICHMOND. VA. December l. lSIo;,
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, lo''

. 70
Accommodation leayes Richmond ~ ~ 4 ~.
and arrives at Gordonssile at 7:80 4. H. si'' -
riyes et Washington 1t ll:5o 7. N. :, cor,,o,S,I, g
Mall trains run daily except wcst Of
Exprcss trains run daily stopping a. S,nc'i",,
Meals. Trevtfiian,s. Gordonsylllc, Cnaio'..i -
Staunton, Goshen, 3iilboro', Cofihs'"H' '
fes,,ar stations west of Covfnstou. c,,s,,l
!Iccommodarion trains run dsii$ leS S.s,
and connect ut Gordousyille for " asnp
Mail and express trains connect ~ uoi III.
for washington, and mail train a. nai
ror I.ynchburg and the South. E.,,.,, ,s,,r u,
Eynress train connects al Slnc.IS.s. 49,, A.!
trnnt iinesfor all points in he West, ia Teys
Southwest, Including California, Oie3O .an r n.
Nail trim arrives 81 tchinond az So ~ Coz,
Exness train froni Ctncipnats eohhes t,n,d n.
louisville with the Virginia hid,sno n .r,iyes !.
rsvinr nj Washington ut 1880 a. d., auS a.. Rics.
Riehmoad AZ $50 4. NJ connecting w" patershc.
mnnd and DanyilIe and Richmond aba
t,sIns for all rs,inis Soath. u,.,,,gto.
Tbroneh coaches from RichmoIdo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train aTriseS - Sao -
sieepiug-cars run ON n1gh.-trans' S,.sa 10 8
4 ,;rhrough tickets sold und baggage oAeS
princtpal Doints.it-u II EyIlW 80. - romnsDli
" For ratcs' Information - Sc, Apply a. w
ofices, and 81 S26 Main street. BiSn ANEW hRp,
sog yo Genera. PasssiseWy ri f. I'd biUSS,
!!sae q =. tgo:'e1 Engineer aud saper
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GALVESTON MUNICIPAL lELECrIoS.-GaI-
veSton, Teas, March 5.-The Democrats
carried the municipal election by nearly
5000 majority, and elected eleven out Of
twelve aldermen. Many negroes voted the
Democratic ticket, and in one ward, where
the colored population predominated, "a
leading negro politician was barely defeated
by 4 white Democrat. ..e.
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] AUCTION sALEs.--Fusure Nays


GALE OF STATE BONDS AT PUBLIC
~ Auction: In pursuance Of order Of the e CIR.
w: G.TaylOr and others us. The aCarolina Life-fn-
sursnce Company, DC, will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the Bank of COM
merce, on MONDAY the 18th instant, at IL H.,
Z 10000 VIRGINIA. CONSOLs. !.fE
10000 VIRGINIA DEFERRED, known as
West Virginia Certificates.
Et..gs.ET. I! Ngssl.F II. M. II. HUNTER,
NH 2-10t . Commissioner.
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A RIVER OF CEMENT AND QGARTz.-Deaa-
rood, March 4.-ColoEel 4. Z. King, OF
Chicago, and his party, have returned from
a prospecting tour. Considerable excite
ment is created BY their report OF new
discovery, which is said to be dry river
bed flied with cement and rich quartz.
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RICHMOND. FRED'C; & POTOMAC r. X. 90 !
Vi = .at OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. December ii, 1876.
OF TRAINS,

On and after WEDNESDAY. Dccnnh.r IAN
rains will run on THIS road as follows:
sos A. IL Leaves the f}yrd-Strect station daily ts,.
t.-.; s.r,. cept Sunday, connecting with the RAJ
umore ana Ohio and Baltimore and
'. '. Potomac railroad due at New YORK al
do;t % +. !, Nj arriving al Washington
S:3S 2. M. leaves Byrd-Strect stauon..laIv con.
meeting nt Washington with the Bali.
more and Po;auac railroad. arriving
in New York 1T $50 A. u. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York:
price OF berth, 81.
4:30 P. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, FOR
Junction. leaves Broad-Strr.t sa,t,u
-. tSundays excepted.
TOO A. 81. arrives ut Bvrd-Strect station daily
f~l. leaves New York At Cos the priced.
. Ing evening.
ll00 P n arrives NJ Byrd-Strcct station daily ley.
cepi Sunday.
$40 A. II. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
49,. at Broad-Street station Sundays e1.
ceptedh
A passenger-car, which will be attached 10 rrri2h,
train, Will leave Broad-Strcct depot on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY At $50 4. NJ, ar.
irving at Qaantico at $40 =: u. Rsturnlng viii
SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ arriving 1t Broad-sirest
Through sleepers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad tee, station 90
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATURDAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West and arrive
on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAi
MORNINGS. Consiguees Of I've stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice At depot obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills of ladlng and rates given 10 all pr!n.
cipal points North and West. Z. T; u. MYE.S.
General Superintendent
c. A. TAYLOR.
r. de 12 General Freighf and Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES
-sassr RAILROAD LINES
@ 60
RICnaoSD, YORK HfyEH AND t;Hrss--.Ins
6CHEDIILE OF TpArSe RAILROAD. {
{ THROUGH PAssEsGEp

RIcHaosD, fonK RIVER AND CHgspT,vns
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS RAILROAD. 5
~ THROUGH PASSENGER
900 P. II. Leaves Richmond rUEsDav muir,
UhI. and SATURDAY. Connt.sRS.
West Point with steamer HarS,n a.
al points on York river and p.i t1r
more. Arrives In Baliimore =, ha'tI'
a.; connects with rati.llnes for a. 4.
~ ingson. Philadelphia. New York n sh-
az Richmond with trains ON Kich,necs,
~" a nh Petersburg and Chesap.aka ,na
,......;.i THROUGH FREIGHT
D:0o a. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY 1.r,,.ne
DAY. and SATURDAY. rhnnlEss, X
. i''hFH w,tn steamers ut West Point for y, s
Fisss y; tanoin IS, Baltimore, and ali .si IireE
polns. Connects at Richmond IN
~ '.''- trains on Richmond and Dsnyiha r WIN
3ESB aH-lE Toao, Richmond and Peterstnr, faIl,
+, ,~a .,t"qg chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ~ ana
500 P. VI. Leaves Richmond N S,iis ,.,..,. Co.
" q. 7ri.i u LOCAL FREIGHT.
&. A7Oo "A. H. Leaves Richmond MONDAY wrn
<, meets at Yves. Point With stsans.G %
" - ~ Tor All landings on Mat;aponI a. I Is
10y c i5.s m,mkey rivers. p'" ana Ia
y hy-,I,' THROUGH PASSENGER
1890 A. ". Arrives at Richmond rrrran
Ft| THURSDAY. and SATURDAY ~
- meets with train on Richmond On,
petersburg and Chesapeake and G a11
ra1lroads. Steamer Havana leave M
,imore from Pier IA Light s, haI.
81 .--s MONDAi, WEDN ESDAY, aud EPI'.
AI, at 4 r. 81. Connect, WIN ,s',
i..1a 9it trains from Philadelphia, New YIN I'm
ana western points, and at We, p",n,,
a.ss r,.H South. "Ha The
."I. THROUGH FREIGHT.
'6:io-F. ID. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
l. BE- -..s InchSDAl. and SATURDAY. Cor.
meets with steamer 1t West Poirt ~
Baltimore Connects with Rich ,Lo'a
g.. ana Danyile- Richmond and pc,n''
roads. ''' fa'.-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1O:O0 A. nj. Arrives NJ Richmond daily esc.,,, Co.
.c.t DAY. Connects with Richmond ,n,
petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. '' N'''
+' LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 P. u. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY. wrn
D.. NEsDAG. and FRIDAY. c.n.
.--- meets ut West Point with steamer Ii,
rom hastaponi and pemnnkey-rlyrr
No transfer Of freight at RIcmoad tn Or f.o,,
and West Point. A'"''''A
Careful handling aud dispatch. with loves, rate.
guaranteed. &c.,. ave.
Through bills Of la.iing. with guaranteed -,,,.
Issued to all northern and western points. '
Through tickets sold to all northern. EASTERN ,d
western points, aud baggage checked through. QUA
Ace, S26 Maip street: al the Exchange Hotel. md
streets, Richmond, Va. '' I'm
Re 6 GI', H T. DOUGLAS, Superr,.na.r,
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Princeton has just succeeded in making
the best acquisition it has been able to cele-
brate for q good many years past. 1t has
secured the foremost Of living American
astronomers. The acceptance of bis new
appointment by Professor, Young is tele-
graphed from Dartmouth. +!
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By Richardson Co.. -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..T5 jypyfll13 Main street.

DESIRABLE DWELLING, LOT,
N sLAUGHTER-HOUSE, &C.. ON. TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET, CORNER r. STREET. FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-At the request of Mr.. George
Hecliler, who intends 10 remove to the country we
shall sell by auction. on the premises, on TUESDA1
the 18th OF March. 1S77.at4 O'Clock P. III. The de-
sirable TWO -STORY FRAME DWELLING occu-
pied by him, containing five or six rooms; Kitchen
and servants room, and LOT 60 by Is feet on the
east side of Twentvstvenh street. corHcr street,
with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and oil the necessary
fixtures for conducting the butchers business. AS
Mr. Hechler has determined 10 remove to the coun-
try he will sell q bargain in this property. =.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the lie :
ferred payinents with interest added, and secured
by a deed Of trust, RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH = = - Zee r.... .l..s.s Auctioneera.
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dem. FRANKLIN COAL.
MINERAL. WATERS.

sDETHEsDA WAFER This celebrated
I'D WATER has been lately introduced into this
city by 8EoRGE SCHOEN, Main and Eleventh
streets, the sole agent for It's sale Richmond
and yicinttys Although put recently It's
curative powers in ali diseases Of the kidneys and
bladder and derangemets Of the stomach, such as
dyspepsia &C., are so remarkable as 10 pace 1t at
once In she front rankof curative waters Thete is
no remedial agent knoKn which win 80 Quickly and
eIectuaiiY eradicate from tie system all traces Of
diseases requiring diuretic treatment. ;xlE -.
Z. GEORGE SGHGENs | :
). NH 6-3sr HOO Main street..
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CmEF-JUsT1CE Moses DEAD Charleston,
s. C., March G.-Chief-J Justice Moses, OF the
South Carolina Supreme Court, died at I
O'Clock to-day. ~ :.
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n. y. BY Grubbs &c Williams, ,s.
Real taterAgents and AuchoneerS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" BRICK TENEMENT, No. 2503, ON THE
sOIJTW SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN,TWENTY-
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS, AT
kUCTION.-Tn execution Of decree OF the Chan
cery Court of Richmond entered On the Gath Of Oc-
tober S76 in the case Of Nash rs. Nash, will sell
at auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY; Stn o.
March, 1877, at AZ O'Clock Z. d., the rkOfEkII
B. Cowes deceased. 1t has six rooms, and Is COM
Portable residence. .......... ,-.,--. =,
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months with interest added and title retain
ed by the court until the whole purchase-money
shall be paid. IL. II. NASH, ConmlsslonS[:
). GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers- - Of ~
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
i 'SALE-say Mt O'Clock r M.-we will sell a. de-
sirabIe BUILDING LOT, fronting thirty feet on
Grace between Twenty-third and T%enty-fourtli
streets and running back $50 feet to good, paved
alley. 3d. -
mh7 .I,f..-..st -, =: ....sg3 Auctioneers. q
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+ ByW. -Goddin, rl'!i 49,.
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,@
oN1ca cornar Eleyenth and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
CiBLE HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH TT
CTJsT ALLEY AND WALL STREET virtue
OF DEGREES of the Chancey Court of the city OF Rich
innnd entered on the 9th Of January, 877y and ON
the 9th of February, 1877, in the case Of Miis'5
executors Glazs6roos, &C.: shall; as s ssc
tnn Of the said DEGREES offer for sale ut public auc
tion, o on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 7th
day of March, 1877, ut ~ o'clock NJ, that valuable
nronerty Located MS above, known formerly as
BRhhDFORD'S HOTEL. 1t contains ten. rooms;
and was originally erected for hotel for which II
is now used. The lot has front or 20 feet ana
.Iant} of fret. =: -, -G}tiesi HSi =. 10
TERMS : One third cash: balance at ak and
twelve months for nego,iable notes, interest adder.
and itle retained until all OF the purchase-mouey1 Is
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
-, -...-.-..e,....4 III JOHN A; LYNHAM,
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.rANAL-BOAT "TILDEN AT PUB
OLIC ,AUCTION.--Will be sold at public auction
on WEDNESDAY, March 7th. at IL o'clock NJ, IN
front of our Office, the CANAL-BOAT" T1LDEN,"
built on the boot-jack plan, .r,--.s- 49,
This Is new boat, in perfect order aud ready for
use. . p
Parties in want of such 4 boat would do well to
attend the sale. r. G.. LEAkE 6 CO., Agenes,
fe as.st Phi 'a""''1 103 Basin bank.
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- :. slr.,,'.t.-- ANDREW JOHNSTON,
mll So, 1919 I4&15, ~. Surviving Trustee.

Al the same time and place will be sold for cash, in
like manner. one ij-HORSE ENGINE and BOILER
with drum and wheels, at the UNION Ml ;S ald
and rope, at the CUNLIFfE MINES, which were for
meriy the property of Robert Marks, and were
bought by the Chesterfield Coal and IRON Mining
js;tsJ. "a 1o,a.1s DIT! nv: Ga9 DetIossr.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

E1OR NEW YORK.-The Old <|EFS
Il Dominion Steamship COMPANY $500,
steamship WYANOkE, Captain Couch, Will sail
FRIDAY, March 9th, at II O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Through bills CT lading signed AND goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, soath,
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets.
$40. Steerage, $6 and 50.
For freight or passage, apply to
49,. -. ....-. G.. w. ALLEN'& CO.. Agents.
NH Tat Company's Wharf. RUcketts.
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PLIGHT OF THE HUSBAND.

Johnston could not be found yesterday
morning. His wife and children are still
here. Miss Athers was about twenty-four
wears old, and highly accomplished lady,
She leaves one child, two years ola. Inc
greatest excitement prevails, and IL John
ston could be found there is no doubt but
that he would be summarily dealt with
: Ne,p York: Herald.
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osTpONEMFNPH !.

- .Ii]-1s II POSTPONEMENf. '''
Tho above SALE on account OF Indictment weather,
is DOS sponed until MONDAY the 18th day Of March,
at 2o'cioek P. NJ, at same place -, -,
-, IN c1.ro- . EDWARD Y. CANNON.
- NH 7.2t Hi'.'1'' ~. Special Commissioner.