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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-02
j. THOMPSON EEoHcaS. Auctionce
By THOMPSON Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
IlTS,: Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" HOUSE AND LOT No 40 NORTH FIFTH
STREET.-By rErsse OF Il deere" of Richmond
i,llanccry Court entered October 20. 1873, in re
Burke us. Burke dtEalS., the UNDERSIGNED, special
commissioner appointed therein. will se!i on the
premises, on WEDE ESDAY, November 9Th. SIS,
at o'clock r. ~, 2,at DESIRABLE EOUSE and
LOT No. 7l0 uorfhFifth street, near JACKSON street.
The house has six rooms: gas water. bash. &c; ve-
rauda in front. large blick kitchen, stable. wood
house &C.: Ill culycrt connections. THE properly
Is in good condition. and the attention Of parties
wishing TO purchase q comfortable dwelling or 4
good Investment Is called 10 the sale. Lot fronts SO
feet and runs back 10 Il wide alley.
TERMS: tine fourth cash balance At -four. eight.
and twelve moAfns. interest added. and lille retained
Til all the purchuse-money Is paid and deed ordered
by the court JAMES II. D8OLEY.
Special CCnanSs iOucr.
j, THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioncer. oc3
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoaeer,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK RESIDENCE No. sos EAST FRANK:
LIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFHa1 AND SIXTH
STEETS-By virtue ofa dccn of trust from Charles
Simpson TO the undersigned trustees. dated 10th
pclober, 1876, and recorled y, The Richmond t,nsn
Gefautas been made In the payment of the negota-
BILE note therein secured, and 'eing required so TO
do, Vre, the ,crsigued trustees. will sell on the
O'Clock p. NJ, That VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
and LOT NO. SOC east Fs,nslin street. between
Fc, and Sixth streets fronting about 33G feet and
rure,ing back between parallel lines about lo351
fec 10 an alley.
Special attention is called 10 this sale on account
Of Inc superior location, .and the house contains
about twelve rooms, and .eommodious kitchen at
tached 10 the house. Parties desiring to examine
fse property can get the keys at the Office of j.
Thompson Brown No. Il13 Main street.
TERMS: Very liberal, aud made known at sale In
accordance with deed.
EOTIN Fl. MONTAGUE,
LEROY Z. BROWN,
Trustees.
+ THOMPSON Pc o1r1S. Auctioncer. oc31
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Meeting of Michigan and Ohio Excar-
sfonisis Held at ForG'S Hotel.

On motion of Milton Frost, OF Michigan,
Colonel William Phelps, Of Michigan, was
called to the chair, and A. E. Wenis, OF
Chill;cothe, Ohio, was appointed secretary.
On motion committee OF FIVE was ap-
pointed by the Chair on resolutions.
Messrs. Milton Frost, j. Dwyer. Of De
troit; John w. Convine, OF Wayerly, Ohio !:
George L. Wolfe, Of Chillicothe; and G. L..
HI. Stark, OF Columbus, were appointed
said committee.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following resolutions:
Your committee, appointed for the pur-
pose OF drafting resolutions expressive Of
our approval at the treatment OF the various
railway lines and receptions we have met
with since our arrival In Richmond, beg
leave to submit the following.
Whereas the Richmond excursion party,
comprising visitors from Michigan and
Ohio, are about to separate and return TO;
our respective homes, deem IL proper that
we make public expression for the great
kindness ne have received; and ii is there
fore
ResoSs,sd, That the thanks OF our party
are due. and are hereby rendered, to Gene
lraI Passenger Ageat Snow, OF the Canada
IS. railway Mr. ". A. Mills, genefat pas
senger agent of the Columbus and Toledo
.x0 Ia t.
ticket agent 1 the Scioto Valley railway
and especially to Mr.. Samuel L. De Ford,
generat westera passenger agent. and Mr..
q. C. Dame. southern passenger agent, OF
The Chesapeake aud OHIO railway. who
have been uDYcnitt ting. fa their attention to
the wants and comforts OF the excursion
lists. The officials OF the various failBass
lines were unts ormiy Kind. and rendered
every assistancs TO the aforementioned
gcntiefnen.
- Iea0sued, That the thanks OF the party
4 are ssise, and ags hereby rendered, to Cover
nor Holiday Tor the pleasant reception
given us-- the rellarE s ..fnasie were listened
10 MI ti sntesest, ard We shall carry to our
hoIaes q most Favorable impression ar sonlfa.:
s eTn peor,ie, fheis tDa ;aefs, and their hospi-
fattt 70 the Vail 0as State of Gers In and
rsouad tie apsioi; to the officers 81 the
tfgsnta State Agrienllural Society and to
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the citizens OF Richmond and the state {. ass
3lafve, tor attention shown aud co urfestes

IA e, tor attention shown and courtesles
extended. So. a.,a
s Resoics,i, That our thanks are due and
are hereby rendered, to Colonel a. sngW,
sui superintendent. and the officers Ct the e.
tesbur and Richmond RailrSa as, Go aana.s
s enc cars: 10 DR.. d. w. Lassitcrs Messrs.
8. GO A. Jackson a j. g. Jackson, J. 9. Griiin,
John Dodson, and others, for the very cor cor.
dial reception given us ana gsne,oasi r o,r
visit to the city Of Petersburg. ~.
Rsso,osd, That the thanks OF the party part.
are due, and are hereby rendered, m amsrs'
Eber.s and Hulett, the excursion managers,
Tor the arrangement OF every detail IN con-
nection with our trip; and we cheerfutiy
recommend then, az gentlemen fully awe GO
the wants OF excursionists and ever ready
Ito oblige and accommodate those unaer
their charge; to the press OF Richmond for
the many kindly notices received.
( On motion adjourned.
WILLIAM PHELPS, President.
II. Z. Wenis, Secretary.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0Haers,
No, 4 Eleventh street.

THE ALiU ABLE STORE AND
Z DWELLING No. 207. ON THE SOTTII SIDE
OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN SEtxrfiD AND
THIRD STREETS. AT AUCT10N.-O1 WE'D
NkSDAY, 9th November, ut O'Clock y. NJ, we
will sell by auction. upon the premises. lr: VERY
VALUABLE store AND DWELLING No. ~
store Is well arrange and presents very attractive
appearance. and the dwelling above has five rooms,
and Is in nice order The lot is 20 BY 1877 fact to an
alley.
This property Is situated III very dcsira!'lc and
rapidly-mproving part OF Broad street. and the
sale Will present az opportunity iiaily growing
more rarc) of securing a choice location In what
seems destined soon to 5e the most fashionable busi-
ness part OF the city.
TERMS: Remarkably liheral-say one Forth
cash balance ut one, two and three years. NItl ill.,
lerest at six per cent, payable 'scm-anuuay, and
secured by trust-deed.
+GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
NJ Al AuCtOncerS.
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so gz Ez:ss ss@ssz -.
R1cHMoNp. FHED'a PoroaAc r. r. Co..,
BTcHMosD. June 6. 1877.
MONDAY, 10rH IN
" SLANT, trains on this road Will run Ms follows:
NORTH Bound.
NO. i-7:ao a. d., ieavee Iyrd-S1reet station daily
i ierseD. isHGd a aH Bs IT Srshs
i.C New York, 1905 p. NJ.
NO. 3-4:Q0 L. b.. leaves Byrd-Srees Station daily:
due a! Washington. 9:05 z: ~;
Baltimore, los P. g.: Phila-
sas ( s;lo AN; New York.
NO. $500 P. NJ. caves Byrd.streei station
dailv; due at Washington, LEO
A. 81. |: Baltimore. 3:l5 A. NJ:
philadelphia, $40 A. VI; New
NO. 1900 p. ~, RECONSIDERATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sun
day).
SOUTH BOUND.
NO 2-IO.55P.M., arrives at ByrG-S:reet station
daily except Sunday. Leaves
New York. s:l5 a. ~; Phila-
S %sPs; AZ II E ii; Wasting
MOI 1888 P. NJ, arrives ut Byrd-Strees station
daily. Leaves New York, s:J5
P. NJ; Philadelphia, II 80 r.
~; Ba,imo1ge,, 7;2o A. NJ. !;
No. 6-e:l5 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Strect station
daily. Leaves New York, $50
p. H.: Pniadephia. 9:30 2.
NJ. Baltimore, 1885 a. ii. !;
Washington, 2:45 4. NJ.
No. $3.50 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrive. al Broad-Street station
daily Except. Sunday.
STOPS.
No. l makes ali regular stops except at Hungary.
No makes all regular stops except ut Ruthcr
Glen and Hungary.
Ne. s stops &C all regular stations except Hun
No. stops ONLY at Richland Brooke, Fredericks-
burg, Milford Junction, and Ashland.
No. 5 stops ONLY ut Ashland, junction, Penoa.
Milford, aud Fredericksburg.
No. 6 stors ONLY ut Fredericksburg, Summit,
Guinea's station. Woodford, Milford, Penola, Ru-
therglcn, junction, and Ashland.
Nos. and Will make all regular stops. -,
The passenger-car attached TO freight trians VIII
| be discontinued. 6. a. TAYLOR,
| General Ticket Agent
f. T. D. MYERS. General superintendent. LEI
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Personal Hugh Latham, ESD. OF Alex
andria,f Past Grand Master Of the indie
pendent Order OF ~Odd.Fellows, was in the
city yesterday.
william II. II. Bagwell. formerly deputy
sheriff OF Chesterfield, and well known in
this city, now farming near Skinquarter,
had his left arm broken by fall few days
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ReeKS. STATIONERY. &c.

HOUSEKEEPING IN OLD VIRGINIA,
al75.-This Is handsome and valuable book
TO mistress ana maid II eon,ains lioo rSseipp. pave
,he ,rg.st nssortm eut In the southern States OF
ROCKS fnew and old, In all the departments OF
literature, particularly AGRlCuLTuRE, and oneE
MANY of them al lower prices than can be had ese-
where j. ". RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH,
Publishers. Booksellers. StstionerS, i'rin,eTS,
Binders. blanSohoos a aa. r Mper s,pae.
&c 3Q-dGW
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Meeting ct Branch's.-A large and enthu-
siastie Conservative meeting was held ut
Brauch's, four miles from Manchester, last
night. Messrs. W. l.. Royal and George
K. Macon made stirring speeches, and the
sentiment was unanimous for Johnston and
Conservatism.
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DICHMOND AND DASNlLLE RAIL-
IL ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFrECr
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1878.
o1,pOI-Gu MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
HUNTINGTON.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-l:4O z. Nj. leaves Rtchm"un; arryos 4.
" lurkevic ~ =: w.. >nri.
eriin's T:l3 T.. NJ. ng",i:Ie
7:JS L. W.. Greensboro l.:OV
y. NJ, salisbury 1855 +. NJ,
and Charlo::" Las \. y.
No. 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Char;"tc: arrive .:
salisbury 4:J3 \, NJ. Irr,.r,.
bore GAG \. NJ. Na,t.le
SOB \. VI. Su'hcrlm'> $40
4. NJ. BurkcyIle l2:5S T.. H.
aud Richmond 3:l7r.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-l1:l5 Z. VI. ienrcs Richmond: arr,vc, Al.
Vile 7:23 \. VI. G,.r,m-' ,ro'
9:l5 4. NJ. salisbury l:"l B..
NJ. lud Charlotte 1870 + v
ave- 1''' salisbury 5:S7 +. NJ, Or rns:
horu' 7:25 +. ~. !a.,tt
1874 =. M..Eurkcyilic 32s H.
81. and Richmond 7 \ i.
Trains Nos. and 2 Will make elise cunH,';ioa
at Richmond with the Richmond. tgc'irru't>-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 AMI from all ,,snG
North and East; Al BurScylllc with the Nag-
tic Mississippi and Ohio railroad To aud fran Fs~m
vile. Lyncnhurg, Bristol aud to all po'n:. south
Trains. on The +. I. '. aud q. railroad rl,n-
ing this connection DO not lun on SUNDAY: q;
Gauge railroad for Mton. y. C.: at Dumb. VIA
the Virginia Midland railroad: 1T GieeiIsh"r' win
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad t"r ,"ilH
aud intermediate points: ut salisbury wiz: thr
Western North Can olina railroad except >3@olt
for Statesviile. AsnviIlc, and iutcrmcdllc prml,
nj Airline Junction with Atlanta AMI Charlotte
Airline
Trans Nos. 9 and will connect AT Richmond :. =
ing North and South with the Richmond, f,,,r.
ricksbure aud Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West, and with In" Ia IL
pcake AND Ohio railroad for al points Wrss: 1t
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad ~ apI
from Washington and all points North aad Vet:
Mt Chariot, with the Charlotte, COluuh!a aui
Augusta railroad to and rom all p"ints %"r'1
and South. These trains run daily Oh tho
Richmond aud Danvillc railroad, and connect Is
above, except going north On SUNDAY mOrnHs aul
going south Monday morning. Trains maxi u j
connection run daily Richmond, Frci"llra'-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake ana Ohio g;tlr-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the n. W. y. {. ratlrH;,! run h"lw'"l
Greensboro and Salem daily except ~nnd1y.
Pullman palace dIawing-loom and >irrpia :-rl.I
run on trains Nos. l and 2 between New l"r;
and Atlanta rid Richmond. ana on Ms. aHd /
between Richmond and Charlotte. ana h"t~Icg
Washington, Danvilie, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and s"uLnwt-.crn
points, and baggage checked through
Local tickets good only for continuous pltasa
between the points named on the tickets. - az
over checks Will be given.
r. VI. r. TAIIu1T,
General Superintendent
JOHN r. NACMrRDC, General Passerg"- %E'ut.
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THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN

TENHVUUH S9I1AAIENS01 I1AhI11 1AAs @sS1 A1Is
Il LEAF with the chilks and fever, the victim Of
malaria may stil recover by using the celebrated
specific, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated at
tasks, but prevents their recurrence It Is Infinitely
preferable 10 quinine, not only because 1t does the
buSiress far more thoroughly, but also account Of
its perfect whoesolneness aud tnyigoratsne action
upon the entire system. Testimony is concurrent,
positive, aud ample, showing the decisive nature Of
l.s ELECTS and that 1t IS palliative Physi-
clans eonnedefts excellence, and there is constant
tDHaS Of communications from persons in every
class OF society. avoucng It's merits, aud beas1ng
witness 10 It's superiority over other remedies for
aiai4rai disease IL is especially popular through
ont the West wherever fever and ague prevails, us IL
or thst vsst gesscn. !ss.3 oc 29-Tu Th,s&w
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
' JAMES RIVER FOR SALEi;-Ey virtue OF
Isl day Of February, 4. D. 1873, to secure debt
therein mentioned, We. or one Of us. Will sell BY
prIilic auction. on THURSDAY, Eoycmber z,
county Inc VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying
I'm james City county, on James river, just above
jamestown island. containing about $40 ACRES,
known rs "AmbIer's" which was Durcllas led by D ;.
Cowles from William ". Coke, executor OF Elizi
t;oke, deceased. This Is an excellent farm GOOD
ing good orchard. and new wharf-ereccd ut
cost Of about s2,500-to which large vessels can
come. Ii has. also, Il fine water-view.
TERMS: $4,000 and expenses of sale cash; Tor
any balance terms made known on day OF SALE:
JOHN 4. COKE,
W. S. PEACllI,
M o116t Trustees.
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The Beshoven Musicaie.-The regular
weekly musicale OF the Beethoven Assoc1a-
ton was held last night. There was no
regular programme, but the audience were
entertained with some choice vocal and III
strumental music, and very pleasant eve
ming was had.
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PRINTIYG.HNUSES.


DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TIE SOUTH, con-
bined with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very hest style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS-CARDS.
YISITING-CARDS.
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDlNG-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDS,
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTS
bihh-ahti hIE2TiTER-HEADs.
AccoUNTs SALE. m
STATEMEN rs
NOTICES. CHECKS, NOTES
DnUa'1ADhIs' TAGS, ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS.
&C., &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES of LIE
and execute work In manner that cahnot NC SUI
passed. n,r,xc
wealso do all kinds Of BINDING and kULiNG
Orders from the country promptly filed ana ce-
iyered by express or mali.
We will cheerfu!ly furnish estimates ana seho
SAMPLES when required. UNI i2-d.S".N"
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BY GrubbS 4 Williams.
AuctloDecrs and Zeal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

SALE OF THE BRICK
L DWELLING no. 21S WEST MARSHALL
STREET. BETWEEN CROOK AVENUE AND
MADISON STREET, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of a decd of trust from ". T. White and wife to the
subscriber rs trustee. dated Cd November. 1877,
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court, VIII
sell bv auction. upon the premises. on THURSDAY;
IAN OF November. AZ ( O'Clock i. NJ, Ihc EHlCk
TENEMENT above referred TO, being on The north
side of Marshall street and the second house east OF
Madison street, and now occupied by ". +. Adams.
It has six rooms. water and culvcrt connection.
The lot Is 20 by $50 feet 10 IN alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by trust-dccd. a. +. HOMES.
Trustee.
GRuBEs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. OF 81
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Nortaarg Observation-Disclosures Per
due reports the intermeut OF white and
colored persons ut Maury Cemetery last
month. or this number were infants and
4 adults. Of the latter, three were very
old-as follows: John E. CrosticE, sixty-six ;
Daniel Ferguson. sixty.eisht; and Jordan
Gotf (colOredl, seventy.
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mASc,aEsrsn AND vIcINnTY.

r,,,qe s,sop,on responds. AS was ex !.
,oo,aS p,s ,er, ne found the gallant chteftaln
70 ~ & lost Cause =, The subject Of SANDER
~ ~, INSTRUMENTATION Judge Clopton could
s.ns snnger fail to heed the numerous calls
raas ,,I,on i,iua to lay aside for the time ms
s,s1Scial robes and take an active part IN the
snTssent canvass. Yesterday committee o.
fhe Conservative Campaign CLUB waited
anon him and presented numesous'y.
signed petition OF the best conservatives ~. !.
Ia .c,tv asking him TO address them last
n;obt. Sssdce Goptoa stated to the COM
misfea tkasShe did not feel as IL he could re-
fnse the request OF so large and so iniluen-
s;a, a,nsy. and assured them OF his accept
ancn. AS viii be seen elsewhere, ne not
pnly promptly responded, but acquired
himself In the most gallant and County style.
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Byl, Thompson Grown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouecr,
ll1S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
i HOUSE AND LOT ON CHURCH STREET:
OREGON HlLL.-By virtue OF several deeds OF
tru<t-frSt from William Thorn. DARED April 23,
1874, and recorded in The Richmond Chamccry
Court, y. r. 1r2 G.. 445; second from Wi'llam
Thou.. dated Sentemhcr II, GSI ID. and recorded In
The Richmond Chanccry Conrl. ID. p. 10i \. y. (:
and The third from George II. Turner and Wife dated
December 20, 76. and rccGrdedin the Richmond
C!iancery Court. D. p. 100 &. y. 317-alid whereas
dcfsulL has br,n made lin lhc'payment OF the bonds
secured BIZ said deeds of trust. We The undersigned.
grrscut trllstrcs of the Mutual Building and Loan
ion, bnng required SO IN DO VIII scli on I'D:
In,.miseS. on SATURDAY. November o, 1878. at
O'Clock L. NJ the following REAL ESTAIE-to
witt \ CERTAIN LOT on the west side OF Churcn
street. on Ore EOn HILL in The city OF Rch2ond, and
described as No..3S In Harvies plan. fonting 30
feet on Church street and running back between
parallcl hines ZOO feet.
TERMS: Very liberal: and made known ut sale, III
aedssrdancc with deeds Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN r.. HAWKINS,
CHARLES Z. SnRAUS.
Trustees.
J. TRoMps1TN BROWN. Auctioneer. DC 30
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Deeds and Marriages.-The clerk OF the
Hastings Court recorded fifteen DEEDS and
issued marriage-licenses to three colored
and two white couples last month.
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Yse Meeting Last Night-Speeches Of
ayrssrs. Keiiey, Wise, Ctopton, Walker,
yTbSies. end .sontetr0. Pursuant to 8 call
nj Henry a. Jordan, ESQ.,, city superin-
hndent OF The Conservative party, the
largest meeting ever convened in Mancnes-
sar assembled ut the courthouse. just as
fhe ..,eet;Sc syas about TO be called to order
the friends OF mr.. Newman appeared and
ssccented Sse fnYltaties extended them sefe-
ras f1aSS since for division OF time.
II was arranged fhat Mr.. Kelley should
o,,en fes. the Conservative nominee, to be
solIowssl by SIR. walker, Of West Virginia,
for M. Newman, 10 be replied to by Judge
<aopssn, he TO beGeplied to by Drs. Chiles
and sSIonteiro, Captain George D. Wise to
Wild up for Jva,aston and Conservatism.
Hoa. Mr.. Keileg'was first introduced. ne
made masteriyargument. 1t was losicsns
and uOansweszbIc argument ID ia'ol w
Conservatism, fGeneral Johnston, ana
sound curren3s. He fully exposed the ar
ss.naents that have been adFancea ny s,r
ricus speakers in favor OF irreaeeinaole |,
oreenbacks, lcusting to the ignorance OF
shair hesrersnot to discover the iallacy OF
Said arguments. Mr.. keilev's speech was
sfaauently Interrupted by applause.
MIR. HearF S. Walker, Of West virginia,
.yas next introduced. This gentleman
comes fresh from his glorious defeat Us tne
Greenbaeks Republican candidate 10 west
Virginia by the gallant Kenna. HIS speech
syas made up Of scale jokes. gi'tterinS
:neneraIities, and attacks on the Democratic
conservative party. In the course OF DIS
remarks ihe insuited a Conservative ats-
siiencc h. endorsing the New York IT.
bune's gsready-refuted SANDER OF Mr.. W.
den in reference to the cipher dispatches.
srhe speeeh PRODUCED but feeble impress
sion. Ose consolation was left Mr.. Walker:
his receDtlon, both Ivy the elements ana She
audience. was warzser than when ne ad'
DRESSED The rather thin assemblase in Rmh-
7nond;Thursdav. Mr.. Walker was repeat
edly ap2auded by bis friends, to whom ms
semakks; seemed to give satisfaction. :,
Superintendent Jordan next introduced
.JuageWiIliam I. Gspton. who was recelsee
with great cheering. Judge Clopt"n etiee-
tuaIlyturned several OF MIR. Walkers JOKES
upon himself. Explained General john
stoh'spositon on the tariff, and mis- owR OH
the currency question. lie. told his hearers
not TO have cramuoed down their throats
the nonsense which the honest voters OF the
KanarAla Valley ha& Indignantly rejected.
when this report closed, at nearly Ill
O'Clock. Judge Clopten was Just about to;
conclude, aud the meeting bid fair to aast
1ntikmidnight.
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by GruL,S & Williams.
Real Estate Agents a!ld Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
ODWELLING No.7J9 CATf4RINESTREET.
RT,TW-EEN MIJNFORD AND GILA1ER STREETS,
At AUCTION.-Tn execution of decree at the
Circuit Court Of Henrico county, entered October
81 1873. In the case OF BriZzolara BrizTolaIi.
the undersigned. special commissioners will sell by
pubc auction. upon the prem, Ses. on TUESDAl
ihe 9TH day of Novembcr, ut o'clock l.. NJ, the
SWELLING situated as above. II has three rooms,
Ind the LOT is 23xl co feet to an alley o feet vide
TERMS: Que third cash balance AZ SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes. Will interest added and
title retained by the court until the notes are paid.
IL A. ATKINSON, JR.,
j. s. WISE.
Special Commissioners.
corpRS G. WILLIAMS AilcEonetrs. Oc 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-02

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT AND
" TWO SMALL TENENENTS ON NAVY
Hill. on TIVE WEST SIDE OF FrF,fH ST REET
NORTH OF BAKER STREET.-As commissioners
aDpoiTten by decree of the Chanccry Court OF The
CITY og Rich mond3ntcred on the 1ph October. S7S,
in the case of Powers L CrmD against Bcale. we shall
proceed sell public ailc ion GA the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 9th November 1873. ut AZ
O'Clock y ~. the REAL ESTATE located as above,
with Two SMALL DWELLINGS thereon, each
containing thrcerooms. and rcnins e.scn For - per
month Tne lot has Il front of 80 feet by l22 feet
to IN alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at fnlsr, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and little retained till all Of the purchase
money shall be paid and i conveyance ordered by
the court. EtlEERE u; S,olj:
THOMAS j. EVANS,
M Al Commissioners.