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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-21
.AUCrIos sAIa;s.-.f q, lI Days.
ByJ. Thompson DrOwn,
Real Estate Agent and Ancffoneer,
e1119 aaak MAR. sfrpnk ~

"a sSIGNEE'S AND SALE
IL OF TWO BRICK STORES. NEARLY E sEsW,
ON TIRE WEST SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE,
BETWEEg BROAD AND M ARsHALL
sTREETs.-By yirtne OF n decree Of the United
STATES District Court for the Eastern District OF Viz
efnia in Inc matter OF Lawrence Dwyer, bankrupr,s
entered November 1 q. 1879 we. The uIoerslaned
srecial commissioners for that purpose VII ses, on
the premises, on TUESDAY, November 20. 1873,
at $3.50 r. NJ free OF eucumbrances, 70 the highest
bidder. the following REAL ESTATES: )" Ihose
TWO BRICK STORES Nos. sig aud $50 Brook
avenue, fronting about 90 feet each. and running
back within parallel lines Of irregular depth.
TEENS: One fourth cash; balance In six. fTefye,
and eighteen month";, interest added. ana title re.
tanned ill MI the purchsse-money Is paid and deed
ordered by the court.
LEROY E. BROWN. Trustee,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMSON BROWN. Auctfoneer' no20
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By Robert =. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No.1212 Main street,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE LOT on WEST MAIN STREET t0P-
POSITE MONROE PARE BETWEEN BELyI-
FRAME DWELLING, OF THREE Or FOUR
ROOMS IN IT. no. G13, NOW OCCUPIED
BY W. B. SMITH, BY kCCTION.-In pur-
suance OF n decree Of the Chancery Court entered
in suit of Poat guardian rs. Poat and as, On the
I4th day of November, 1878, shall proceed TO
sell. upon the premises, by public auction. on
TIL tuesday, the 2lst day of November. 1873, at
O'Clock p. NJ. the above VAL UABL.E and WELL
LOCATED PROPERTY, situated Opposite the
value. The property has city cTverts. wafer con-
neations &c. The lot fronts south side Main be-
tween BeIvderc and Pine 26 feet, and extends back
about 165 feet, more or less. --. ...
TERMS: Under decree, one fourth cash; residue
at four, eight. and twelve months With negotiable
notes, interest at rate Of six per Gen., and title re-
tanned.
Parties desiring to purchase small home, with
n splendid future. are invited TO the sale.
JAMES Fl. DOOLEY, Special Commissioner.
ROBERT 3. LYME, huciloDeer. no Is
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BY Z. ID. Eacho, Real Estate Agent,
No. 8 Fourteenth street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
y ACRE OF LAND, SITUATED ONE MILE
EAST OF RICHMOND. NEAR STONY RUN
CREEK, FRONTING On TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE NTNE-MILE ROAD; Also. LOT. No. 90,
SQUARE 20, IN THE PLAN OF WOODVlLLE.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hen
rico. entered on the 18th o. November; 1878, In the
suit of Stcars rs Crowdis's administrator we shall,
as special commissioners appointed, sell at public
auci ion. on the premises, on SATURDAY the Z3d
Of November. S7s, at 31k o'clork +. NJ. commence
Ing with the property on the Ninc-Mile roafi. win
ali the improvements thereon and appurtenances
thereto. consisting OF comfortable BRiCk-AND-
FRAMED BUILDING, large barn and STABLE
attached also. house used for refining OIL The pre-
misas are well enclosed ard supplied with wafer
throughout.
This sale should command the attendance Of butch.
ers, dairy meu, and Others, the premises are well
adapted for either business.
Immediately after the above sale the LOT In Wood
Vile VIII he sold
TERMS: One .hr,l cash balance In six and twelve
mouths. for negotiable notes. with Interest added
from day OF sale. title retained by court Ill! whole OF
purcrase-moncy IS paid and a conveyance ordered
by the Court. II. a. ATKINSON. JR.,
GEORGE W. THOMAS.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted By f. d. EACHo. no 10
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MEMOIRS.

Rev. 2. 4. Peterson read the report Of
the Committee On Memoirs in the case OF
Rev. Lloyd Moore, deceased. The history
ci Mr. Moore's life as q man and minister
was given, and 4 touching and beautiful
tribute paid to his memory. Rev. Joseph
II. Davis passed glowing eulogy on his
life and labors. At the conclusion OF his
remarks Conference arose in bodH and
sang the hymn,
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THE PRIMARY CAUsEoFADIsTANT

FtNHE URINARY CAUSE OF ADlSIANT
Il. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is rarely disease in
itself inherent, bat is the ineal offspring Of dyspep
STA In majority Of cases. The nervous disturbance
is at first trng but ultimately its parent so under
mines the general health to produce consequences
very threatening to that great centre. the
brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs is the most pow
crul medicinal opponent of the ravages OF indiges
ton, and projects the nervous system from them.
The tremors, the unnatural anxiety, the headaches,
the sleeplessness, and loss of Appetite which char
acterize digestive irregularity aud weakness, and
which are almost invariably accompanied by un-
certain condition Of the bowels and inactivity of
the liver, all eradlcated by this nlatchless cor
receive; and when nervousness does not proceed
from the cause designated, 1T affords most grateful
relief. no Tu,Th,S,&w
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By james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents aad Aucttonccrs,
office corner ElcYenlh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALEM execution OF 4
l. deed OF trust from David Mcdaniel 10 X. II
Dickinson and " II. Lyons, trustees, duly recorded
In the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court OF the
city of Richmond, In p. Il. 80 g. page 623, l. lanes
Lyons. Jr., substituted trustee appointed by decree
Of said ChaDccry Court In lie causes OF w. r. SEQ
field aud wife against David MCDANIEL and I. II.
Thompson against David Mcdaniel. entered the 7th
day Of November, 1879, in pursuance or said de-
cree shall sci ut public ion, Oh The premises on
FRIDAY the 22d day OF November. 1878, ut ~
o'clock ~, tho REAL ESTATE conveyed by SAID
decd of trust-io wit: Al that piece or parcel OF
LAND OH Wall tFiftcenth) street between Broad
and Franklin streets, supposed TO front ~ fret on
said Wall street, beng parts OF Lots 5S ana 53r
and running back about $50 feet, aud fully de-
scribed 10 the deed OF trust Aforesaid There Is
LARGE TW0-STORY BRICK HOUSE on the lot,
upon which $500 in repairs have been recently
put. $500 -,
twelve months, with interest added, evidenced by
negotiable notes; title retained unii the purchase
money is paid III full ana CONVEYANCE ordered by
the Court JAMES LYONS. JR..
no IL Substituted Trustee.
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Attempted Suicide and Fatal Burn.
In - =.

ST. PAUL, MINI, November .20:-Yester-
day morning Otto. Montgomery, living at
the st. Paul House, attempted to. commit
suicide by shooting himself, inflicting Sc
we're wound in his head. His son, twenty
years old, attended him last night, and while
standing at his fathers bedside tainted from
exhaustion and dropped the kerosene lamp
in bis hand, which exploded, setting fire to
the bed. The father was burned to crisp.
The son revived and rushed ipto the street,
where his burning clothes were extin-
euished after severe injuries had been in
hicted -.-.- .' 5-..--.'. ..r.
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verdict i'm the Demerara Sugar Case

BALTIMORE, November 2O.-In the case of
the United States against seven hundred
and twelve bags of sugar, part of the cargo
OF the brig Mississippi, seized for forfeit
ure, the Jury, after being out since O'Clock
Yesterday, this afternoon agreed upon a
verdict. Before they retired Judge Giles
instructed the jury that they were to pass
upon two issues--first, were these sugars
artitcially colored for the purpose OF their
being introduced into the United States ab
a lower rate OF duty second, did the
claimants know this fact, and did they in
troduce them into the port with fraudulent
intent. The iury's verdict was: eve
find, upon the first issue, for the United
States, and upon the second issue for the
defendants" >....
The trial OF this case occupied over six
weeks, and the costs will exceed $4,000.
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THE LATEST NEWS
nY7TEnEanAps1 no THE DISPATCH

DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICERS FROM yell
Low FEvER-HoTEL BURNED AT NEW
SONS DEP0T-TWo MEN KILLED AND
OTHERS INJURED By FIRE-DAMP ExpLo-
sIoN-A SHOCKING SENSATION AT ST.
PAUL, MINIMIZE REMAINS OF MR.. STEW.
ART SAID. TO BE IN POSSESSION OF THE
EsTATE-sENTENCE OF A MURDERER
THE. PLAN TO. REoRGANIzE TEE ARMY
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER
WASHINGTON NEws-DECIsIoH IN THE
DEnIERARA SUGAR CAsEs-FoREIGN IN
TELLIGENCE, &C., &C. &: -. ..n.
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REORGANIZATION OF the Army, dc.

NEW YORK, November 20.-The Joint
committed Of both houses OF Congress, COM
posed OF Senator'S Burnside, Butler. and
Plumb, and congressman Banning, Strait,
White, Bragg, and Dinrell, appointed to re;
port plan for the Reorganization OF the
Tinted States army, are now in session at
the Fiith-Ayeuue Hotel, completing the
Work1Which they began. last summer OF the
White Sulphur Springs. No publicity
whatever will be given to thereports before
its submission to Congress II, january.
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The Banks and Banking Capital OF
." the Country.

| WASHINGTON, November 20.-The annual
report of the Controller OF the Currency
contains table, in compliance with the act
OF July 10, 1873, showing the average CAPT.
tai and deposits OF all the State and savings
banks and private bankers In the country
for the six months ending May 81. 1878. II
shows the number Of State banks to be 853
with an average capital Of S1243 BAT, 2G2; de.
posts, S229, 4S2,625. Number OF savings
banks with capital, 90; having an aggre.
gate capital OF S3,297 ,342; deposits, $780,.
179,96S. Number of savings banks with
out capital, 66S; with deposits amount
ing TO 1903, 299, 345. Number Of private
bankers, 1855; capital, S77,79S,22S; de.
posts S1S3S32,965.: The whole number
OF State banks, savings banks, and
private bankers, is 4,400. with an az.
gregate capital of S205, $780, 900; deposits.
81, 242, 100000. The total number OF
national banks in existence on June 20,
1873, was: 2,056, with capital OF S4!O,39oo,,
600, and deposits s677, 900, making the
total number of banks and private bankers
in the country 6,456, with an aggregate cap
ital OF s675, 776,000, and aggregate deposits
Sl.G19.954, 900.
During the past year % banks have been
organized, with an authorized capital OF
S2,755,00 to which $1,59s,S00 in circu'
lating notes have been issued. Fifteen
banks have failed within this period, haT.
ing an aggregate capital Of s2,7l2,50o, and
Al banks, with a total capital OF s5,2Oo,0oo
have voluntarily discontinued business
The Controller argues that the national
bank system is, not monopoly, its priYi
leces being free to all; but that il
uprooted many real banking monop
olies authorized by the several States
he asserts that the capital stock OF the ma
tionaI banks is not largely in the hands o
capitalists. Among their shareholders may
be found persons in every station OF life
The Controller argues that the substitution
OF Treasury notes for national-bank cur
rency is impracticable, and that the .repea
OF the national.bank act will result not ii
| an additional issue OF Treasury notes, bu
in the restoration OF State systems simllal
to those which were previously in opera
| tiOn. s' 80
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BY James M. Taylor q Sou,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
nfJco corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
II ING No. 707. ON THE EAST vide OF
STREETS.-By virtue OF cei tain deed OF trust
dated July II, 1878, executed by Henry Cook TO
me as trustee and or record In the clerks Office Of
Richmond Chancery Court. in D. B. 10l B., page
2S1, to secure the payment of certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, def.ut having been
the request OF the beneficiary In said deed. VIII
proceed sell at public auctions upon the premises
on MONDAY the I'd day of December. 1878. at
O'Clock p. NJ, ;hat certain I.O'r OF LAND fronting
Oh the east side Of Thirtieih street between 81 and
less. with a TNO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
House thereon, designed by the No. TOT.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay expenses OF sale
rate Of eight per cent. per annum from September
H. 1878. and the balance ON such terms as VIII DC
announced 1t the hour of sale.
JAMES ". TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s son,
Auctlonpcrs, no ~
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An Arrested Murdercss COnfcsses Her
q ,rin

CINCINNATI, November 20.-A special
dispatch says that Mrs. Catherine Stull, who
was suspected of the murder Of the widow
Best at Port Washington last week, was
yesterday arrested and placed in jail. She
has confessed the crime. 1t seems that her
husband had been untrue 10 her for many
years, and had been, it is alleged, crimi-
nalIy intimate with Mrs. Best. The pris-
oner stated that she sent a decoy letter on
the night of the murder, and then met her
victim at hay-stack on hill, where with
a club she beat her to death. Mrs. Stull is
the mother of seven children-one of whom,
three months old, she has in Jail with her.
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Accident to a Richmond Vessel, dc.

NORFOLK, November 20.-The schooner
II. G.. Ely, from Philadelphia, with pig
iron for Richmond, collided with. the ship
Frank Curling this morning. The schooner
lost her bowsprit and sustained other DAM
ages, which will detain her here for few
days for repairs. d.
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Right Rev. H. G. Lay, bishop OF the dio.
cesc Of Easton, is in such feeble health that
his physicians require him TO lay aside all
months. He was taken suddenly and alarm
ingly i'll last week at Easton, and now the
slightest exertioD prostrates him. 49,. i
Il The earthquake felt at Memphis on Mon
day night was quite severe at Cairo, iasting
one minute apd ten seconds. Another
shock was felt Tuesday morning, and the
houses totteyed from WesbaoGthWest to east,
southeast, Il 7 stst - I.
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no (S

r ARGE SALE OF REAL AND PER-
IL SONAL PROPERTY IN .ALBEaAkLE
10 1 decree ~ hbenisrie Cur
chit Cont rendered 10 the case Of Thurmans trustee
re. Thurman, Sc. ut october term, 1878 the uh-
dersigpd viii Offer for sale NJ public auction on ING
nremises, on TUESDAY, 2Sth OF November. lSIs,
Commencing ut l2 NJ, that MAGSlElCESf
ESTATE now occupied by Edward Thurman, Isl.
containing in all abour NINE HUNDRED AIhES
OFLANt,. or this $40 acres constitute me = onie
tract admirably adapted by location inc suel,
which fow through IL. and the unusuaily gooa .
walton 1t has enjoyed. 10 the successful TI
Of all the crops Crowd In Piedmont fTSnta. LTD ,se
Is on Il large and excellent WIN ~"
necessary out.houses, aud all The ouildinss I1e ~
co0d repair. IL is OF the very pesl iafs ~ aan
Semarle. The sMounraiu." cnn,alnins some S s",
scres aaions the Home tractn: IS well suited FOR
grazing, fruit, or ordinary cultivation. Tue lsatS
will be sold IS y Ti.o.e or In parcels, 40 my ~
deemed best. ,.rr.prr
AZ the same time ard place LOT OF VAl.uAbLE
PERSONALITY win be Offered, cohhlstnS 81 ~
Horses, Cattle Sheep, Hogs. Fariains linpleaienS
Of all sorts Household anu kheien Fnrbsute, ,ss.
TERMS AS 10 realty, OH credit OF oiiS, wv, at
three years, III equal nsta'nents, all bearing
from day OF sale Until paid 70 be secured " oonas,
with good personal secirliy. waiytng holnes'faa au
rete ution OF title IS ultimate security ~ W w.
spnaty cash ~ 10 al. sum! updcr naui a,la ~
larger sums credit Of Six months viii os nisoMsu,
deferred payments 10 10 secured by negot,aoe NOUS
safisfactorly endorsed, and waving Homestead,
e. ID, FISHBURSE,
: J0HS II. WHITE. SCommihsioneSs.
GEORGE PERKINS,, ~
no 9-eodtQs
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BALTIMORE.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,


NEW YORK, November 2O.-Coiton barely
steady sales, $50 bales middling upands, 7-l6c
middiing Orleans, g 1l-16c. Flour-Low grades
out decided change. Wheat s4lc better; bust
trade 4447c for aaTra Ss;r 4 G1 1S
nominaiIy unchanged: refined qniet; standard A,
eS@9c.; granuatcd, &C.: powdered, gsGy rs
QUIET and scarcely so firm. Rosin quiet and heavy
at Sl.35@Sl.4o. Turpentnc steady at 3U!:ey3 &C.
Pork IN Iuyer,' fay2r Iifa mcdy Heen Lre
a I shoulders, sS6o6ss ;mdClles lower
S Sga and and a saty e Gx
So 17N@s6.2g. Whiskey more active ut sl.oH..
ri' 's' n'' 0"'' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 2O.-F1our. dull but
held firmly. Southern wheat trm fer choice. duil
for low grades western active aud higher r2s s1
$l.l2; No. 2 Pennsylvania red. S!.O6a; ~;
western winter red spot and SsyeIRer' SiUae
Sl.06S@sl.O7. Southern corn firm and in good
demand; western dull aud easier; southern white
and yellow. 42@45c. oats quiet and firm; south.
dull and anchansed Provisions very qriel-jobsing
e ras S Snt not anoaby IoWe Coffee da Rio
goes, l2@16c. Whiskey dull aud steady. Sugar
Steady and quiet; n soft, 9@9hc.
CINCINNATI.
droouing. Wheat dull; red and white, SSNo95c.
Corn in good demand ut 32034c. OaIs steady.
Pork qulel; 1925 asked. Lard-Stcam, S5.S2H;
kettle nominal. Bulk-meats dul aud unchanged.
Boxed meats In fair demand; sales shoulders ut
So O5 seller Novembert short rib. $3.50 seller last
Ave days january; long clear GATED first half
December: long and short clear, S4.25 seller De-
cember. Bacon inactive; shoulders, 3ss.: clear
rib, 4Yc: clear. sides. 4lsc. Whisky active and
arIn at v1.e5. quiet: fancy creamery, Zoe
choice western reserve, l2taMl &c. Sugar STEADY
and unchanged. Hogs dull; packing, s2.6Otss2.7o
RI 49, LOUISVILLE. ya ....~.
LOUISVILLE, November 20.-Flour-Extra, $50
1925; family, sS.50G53.75. Wheat-Red, S9c. !;
amber and white, 9N603c. Corn easier: whiie'
3sc.: mixed. sec. Oats quiet but steady whlte.
BIC; mixed, 23c. Rye QUIET at 63c Pork nomi
nal Lard quiet but steady: choice leaf III tiefces,
6Ic, choice leaf. in Kegs, TIC. BulS-me,ts gnet
Shoulders 24t927sc. clear rib. 4@43c; clear SIDES
4.@4Xc. Bacon quiet; shoulders. 34c; clear RIO,
4kSr4Tc: clear sides, 4&6l4Sc. SuSar-cured hams
nominal. Whiskey higher IL Sl.o5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 20.-Flour unchanged
Wheat higher; No. z. red fall, sSS96SHc. casn n
closing at sskc. Corn higher at 81 &c. Oals, 19gs
IoKr Whiskey steady at LOO. FORK quiet, Joo-
hing. s74O@s7.50 delivered Bu.k-neas easier
lois Of loose ut So, 81, and s4.2o ior sh9u-
eYs cIear-rIh, and clear sides boxed ss1r'-G,ea'
offered at $40 December. Bacon dati, . hsm,
ss25, 81 .75@s4.sO, aud 20 for shoulders Clear
rib, anl clear sides.
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BY Chafiir, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
No. north Teutn street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE WHARF PROPERTY BETWEEN
WATER STREET AND THE SUIP-LOGk, AZ
AUCTIOS.-The undersign special commission
ers appolnie e., for the purpose by decree Of Anne
nroceei To sem on the premises. NJ public auction,
10 lie highest bidder, ON THURSDAY the 2sth day
OF November. 1879, 1T ~ o'clock ~. that certain
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND In the city OF Rich
mond mentioned In Commissioner Meades report,
OF which Wjl1m J. Barksdae died seized ana pcs,
sesscd, and which Is described In The deed 10 sald
as fronting 90 feet ou She south side OF
Water street and running back to the slp-Iock'
and bounded on the cisr By the land OF 4. Robin
Cor r and on The west by the land Of II. Z. Cabeli.
TERMS: Five hundred dollars In cash; balance IN
six twelve aud eighteen months from day OF SAFE,
negotiable notes 10 be taken for the deerfea pay
m, us with Interest added. and The tile retained
nail nh Of the purchase Is paid and decree
fnr Inc conveyance ordered by the court.
" ' LEIGH X. PAGE.
WILLIS j.. DANCE.
cyat( M mi ssiO
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By Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. Lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
| " VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNEn, OF FIFTH AND GARY
PAT. 4. MOORE AND MRS. SMtTII.-BY virtue
of decree in the suit OF White Wh!tlle 1t ais.
entered in the Richmond Chancery Court 9th or
June. 1878. the undersigned, special cCmut siouer
appointed therein. Will sell, on the premises. mt
public auction, on MONDAY, November 20. 1873,
RESIDENCES, with large columns III front, OIL
The southwest corner of Fifth aud Cary streets.
f:uniin. on Fifth street about 35 feet each, and
running back between parallel lines 100 feet.
These dwellings, centrally located, within Ave
minutes walk Of the pDs-orcc AMI In good neigh
borhond.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest aided, AND title re-
tanned til al The purchase-noncyt pa!d ana con-
yeyancc ordered by tie court.
JOHN 4. MEREDITH,
Special Commissioner.
IL THOMPSON BROWN. AMcilnnrnr. no Ii
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Fire Record.
HOTEL BURNED AT NEws0M's DEPOT.

HOTEL BURNED AT NEws0M's DEPOT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NEwsoM's, VA, November 20.-The old
hotel kept by R. e. Darden. was burned
down tonight, caused, it is supposed, by
rats and matches. No insurance. Great
excitement prevailed. The building only
was lost. Activity was remarkable on the
part Of all present, and especially OF the
females -.
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DeatIs.Warranf.

BALTIMORE, November 20.-The warrant
for the execution OF Alexander 3. Sayers,
convicted OF the murder OF his wife. by
shooting her during service in the Church
OF the Ascension, was read to the prisoner
this morning. IL
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BY Robert =. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
l2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF y NICE FRAME
L HOUSE, WITH GOOD LOT. ON TIE EAST
LINEUf ST. JOHN STREET BETWEEN HI. l.
AND CDUTTS, At AJCTiOE.-In execution OF I
decd OF trust from l.. Horseley. trustee. dated No.
vemlcr IA. 1877. rccorded III Richmond CAancerry
upon Tie premises, on MONDAY. December ..
1879. at 4:30 O'Clock 7. ~. being required so to
DO by the holder OF the notes secured by said decd
default having been mate In The payment Of Tic
same all the property conveyed by said deed, con-
sising ut LOT 20 by 1870 tee: on st. John street,
on which IS Il FRAME HOUSE containing four
rooms, with The usual out-bulldiugs.
TERMS: Cash Is 10 expenses OF sale and $500
with interest, &C., thereon balance uron terms given
at sale GEORGE W. WARREN.
no 81 Trustee.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale Is. postponed until THURSDAY
the 21st Instant, at ~ O'Clock NJ, and will take
Mace In the city Of Richmond at the stables Of MIR.
Edmond Rossieux. 1903 Franklin street.
no G-5t LOUIS +. BOSSIEUX, Trustee.
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By W. GodGIn,
Real Estate Agent and Aucticneer.
corner or Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT No. 16
SLEDD'S PLAN. ON THE EAST SIDE OF
PINE tOR OAK STREET NEAR TO BROOK
AVENUE.-Will be sold at auction, on the prem
ises, on FRIDAY the 22d November, 1873. at 4
o'clock p. ~, LOT No. 16, located rs above 'front.'
ing so feet, running buck 100 feet, adjoining the
property OF Mrs. Henrietta snyder.
TERMS At sale w. GODDiN.
IN Auctionper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-21
FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. November 20.-Gold opened at l00k
Eoon-Stocks weak. Money on call. 4I5 pei
cent. Gold, 1908. Exchange-Long, 4sl short
ass. Governments quiet. State bonds firm. 10,
Euentug,-Money, per cent. Exchange, 4s
Gold, 1O0k Governments frmer; new 5's, 10oH
States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 20.-Virginia 6's. de-
fcrrcd. 7H: consols. 54S: second series. 3la
past-due coupons, s14. North Carolina US OLD
is; new, g.. Bid to-day.