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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15

Calico at 81 S cts. Needless papers for sets. Fans for cts.
IS yds. Sea Island JIomespun frSL 90 yds. Augusta Shifting for 81.
lG yds Checked and Striped Iiomespuns for 81.
YardJVide Irish Linen at IS csp per yd. @H4T5at
1G yds Corded Piqne for 81: $780,

lenlleu Ilhch HHuktrcWeI IIANes JlorpI
20 ydS Grenadines, Striped, for ST. $50
Heavy Linen Drill for Ians I4c per d. Heavy Toweiing 30 yds for 81.
90 yds Cotton Jeans, for pants, for 81. Gents In Boys Clothing very cheap to-
close ont Summer stock; Plaid Sash Ribbons, 6inche7 wide; IA ct; per yard;
Iincn-lrom $40 to 5000. Alase lot or Enthusiastically damaeea-from 2c TO
So. Shoes and Hats going the same way to close out Childrensf Shoe at rs cent.
\ beautiful line Of Mating from go cents up A ntof one,Iay Clocks that must q9Ht
bo soLi-:nld iiuno-kccperS from S2to+ rImmei il time. 4 beautiful ineof IaGtS~
French summer CasIrnrres, all WOO: for 80 cts per ydIo5d price Sz2@ Navy
up Inbhac3ed sh@etins from l%i up u: Pins 800 % the PAPER RE i. eaGh. ladies' aides
White i~e 3rens per pair Cents Hose from 3 cents up: Gents rench Lin.
en- Finished lEanlkUrciWE. 2lNl incicsrrea1v for Sc-3 for "H. Gents Puro
Linen Ilandkcr.hief, mi imc1cs. fort l0c. liernmed. Pure Linen Towels, and
cl-mr 5n per pair 5C0L +. handkerchief. lSxlSr for &C. each. 10000 Cakes
hat must be sold, from 20. up. Algoodsi in Grocery Department. sold at bottom
prices. a very superior Coffee NJ DC per III. Fine Extra c Sugar lOc per To-
Excellent Hams at Sc per h., &c, %&.
asy- TO net forget tie New Place OF Business, 349
ana Sol F3esvecGa ssc PLANTERS Hotel and ;he Upper
Jan. 80, 1873. Iy71 y. z. W~EATTElRSBEE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15
BANKS OF New FoUNDLANo,
Wednesday,. 18th,

Thermometer down to foyty-two.
Clouds and then sunshine. A little
fleet OF fishing smacks in sight, also
,o!G.h, fresh and still huttering a
the string. A school of spouting
whales excite the land lpbbers Of our
party. Nothing but q plank be-
tween US and eternity" But the
Ethiopia is built of stanch timbers,
and iron. 1t is four hundred and
ten feet long thirty-four and q half
deep and forty in width. It has a
carrying capacity OF four thousand
and four tons eighteen furnaces and
seven boilers, which are equal to
twenty-one hundred horse power. II
has accommodations for one hundred
and fifty saloon passengers fifty in
second cabin and twelve hundred
steerage. This fine vessel was
launched in 1874, and it cost six hun.
bred thousand dollars. Archibald
Campbell is The commander. He il
kind, polite and talkativr. The table
IS very tempting to the appetite, and
the variety Of dishes seems to be in
exhaustible.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15
MID. OCEAN, Thursday, Is.

Bright, breezy and beautiful
perfect day. Thermometer 470 this
good morning; but towards night
fall, the winds are soft and gentle.
At the Great Banks of New Found
Land, there is a current OF cold VA
ter, that chills the air. Some parts
of The Banks are only ninety feet be-
low the surface Of the sea. Bad
weather i apt to be encountered
here, but we escaped it. On! a
Scotch yarn just related within my
hearing. Mr.. Leadbetter, a plumber
of Glasgow, amassed a fortune, and
huilt a fine house in the country.
Oaicions friends suggested a library
for this dives whose education had
been neglected. "What books will
Won have2" qneried the man o ftypes.
Give me Shakespeare, Scott. Bnrns,
and a lot of them chaps. In shoort,
give me ABBOTT a ton o books alto
either." Next interrogation "Hare
them bound in Eussia or Morocco 2"
Second reply I'D raler hae Mem
6Oou9 IN Gleacaw =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15
Tcommcnced or onr Eirst Paee.l

into one this evening, and, upon hon
or, I did not misspelFa single word.
My chum is DR.. L. D. Waterman, OF
Indianapolis. During the war, he
was a prisoner in Charleston. The
Doctor considers reconciliation the
true policy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15

eIFTEa uoREs OF ICELAND,
80 .-t,tts 20.
Pleasant weather. Some nds a.
b. cen rluins me day. Af,r jsht
faf tie rlear sky, the e'itterfns sans
the pale noon and the CLASSY sra
in d. mp a ctnre to io1seine fullest
soul from torpid lethargy or stupid
Indifference. For zine days The
stea mef' s engines had not ceased to
throb like the heart OF some migAy
mammoth. at dinner to-day, how
ever without an ptimatiQn even 10.
the command J. # the vessel, all the.
machinery was suddenly stopped.
Surprise if not fear, was depicted in
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DEEP WATER, Sunday. 2lst

GJ-L< H4F'Ni '~""''"S: -iot'
A pleasant day. A little fog makes
the Ocean seamless bmsh and barren.
This is cur second Sabbath on tn
bosom Of tie mighty deep. it Is p
long time to he cut eff from tie
wooden world. News is scarce with
Us on board the Ethiopia. Thus far,
nothiag unusual has happened to any
Of the passengers. Can the assen
gers 10 etetrfify on land say as muci
for themselves with rel .ence to The
last eight days (? TO day. Mr.. Tnoiup
son, a Scotch Presbyterian residing
in Canada, impressed up II our mind,
the paramonut itnHorttnce Of bslne
recoEcilad TO G | through Jesu-
Ghristor Sayi2nr:: Amos, III. c. 8 :
''Cail two walk together, except tbs
lie .ereed . lave not seen Il f.
,pili.f face sifice | cit Bate-bure.
But when hear an Old song sutg !
f5rget ICY soil ar situation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15

rho CuivcrwcIl Medical Co..
II Ann St, n. Y; FostO1ico Box, 1856.
Dee " 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
FOR R ENT.

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DE-Gal
II SIRABLE BRICK STORE No. 6 Four Eli
tecnth street be tween Main and Cary streets. suita-
bic for almost any kind OF business, being situated
in the centre of both retail ana wholesale euSiTcSs
The DWELLING over head contains ABOUT eisht
'''" N ROBERT +. LYME,
ro1sat 1912 Main street.
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An exchange, speaking OF an accident
which happened to an old gentleman. says :
81 Upon examination it was found that he
had sustained fracture OF the neck Of the
femur within the capsular ligament." Ha
It was fortunate that he did not agitate the
pericardium of the cerebullum, and thus
destroy the juxtaposition between the thy
roclatic nerve and the optimus Amhak1.
It's bad enough case as it is, but we think
he will pull tbrough.-Kiclc.o'- kuck-Hon.
A gentleman in black coat calls to him
his friend, and says: "Come with me while
change my black cravat for white one,
for the ball. You will see how il will change
me.n The change is made. The friend
examines his friend with attention: " that's
so, Before, one would have sent you on an
errand; now one would say, Waiter, some
coffee ," - '-@'t ..'
The new gold discoveries in India are
thus described: Within an area OF twenty
five by thirteen miles ninety outcrops were
discovered OF auriferous quartz, yielding
from few pennyweghts to two hundred
ounces per ton. The richest stone shows
when broken fine and coarse seams and jag
ged pieces the size OF pea.
The polite man OF the age has been found at
New Orleans. lie dropped into clSar.StoTe'
bought two for quarter, and took seat.
Before lighting his cigar he turned to the
gentleman behind the counter, saying: I" II
YOU do not object to the smell OF tobacco
will smoke one of my cigars now"
It was the opinion of distinguished
philosopher Of the last century that "polite-
ness is money" Wonder how long it would
take the hotel clerk Of the period to get
enough of that sort of money together to
buy himself a diamond pin ALBANY Eve-
ming Journal.
One time lion met an elephant, and the
elephant sed IS You better go and git your
hair cut" But the lion, it sed Ban!
shan't resent a feller's insults witch has got
his nose between his own teeth.-LttHe
Johnny.
In Reno, California, fall oyercoats are
frequently made this year OF tar and feath-
Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

A week ago, and as you travelled through
Illinois, there was candidate waiting 10
help you off the train at every station,
anxious 10 carry your valise to the hotel fol
you, and give you personal introduction
to the landlord, bidding that great man to
give you the big room with the open fire,
place. And to-day? You can get off the
train and carry your trunk to tue hote'
quicker than you can find dray. the land
lord starcs coldly ut you, pretends 10 be IN
able to lecipher your signature, looks
amazed when you say you are going to stay
all night, and casually dusts with his hand,
kerchief the glass face OF the placard that
reads, "All transient guests are expected
TO nav. in advance" The election was held
last Tuesday. -Uaaokeye.
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Nors,rr,bsr.

when shis,te.b.ows do lightly noat
GSS About the fsasturc-itefH hfr
And sbrtiIs the hawk lrfri.in,g. uotes ft;
And cfeer,s tlle frcst AZ night,
Then hllly-ho though inHinx 90,
And whistle as { may "a Il
There nr,ssfas again the old heart-pain
Through an the iiyeson8 da
& ii, high wind crsaks the laafess trees sgs
And iiods the fading ferns
Z The knobs arc dun % snoR.c'ouas uet s.
s And cold the sun does burn.
Then no, heliot though calling 30, .ss
3 / cannot Keep IL down: ~. e.
The fears lrisc unto my eyes, ~
And thoughts are chill and DroWii'
For 10 ! ii, the cedcrs' dnsky sto,es,
rs Where the sere ground.yincs weaVes,
The partridge drums funereal rolls
hbore the fallen leaves. :. 4
And hip, hip, tlh fhonsh cneerins sV'
: RI stills no whlt the pain -, .tr,
For 6iriT. drip. drip, from bare prancu up'
I hear the year's last rain.
20 drive the cold cows from the blu,
And call the wet sheep IN,
And let tsiefr stamping c'atfer I'LL
The barn with warming din. 81
And no. folk, kot though IL Is so
That We no more may roam.
We still wilt flnd a Cheerful! nina
--...-.... l.tttantic Monthly.
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RICHMOND, Va, November 10, 1873.

RrcIaaSD, VA, November 10, 1873.
Editors Dispatch Herewith hana you
solution Of problem published IN your issue
OF the 18th instant: -
The amount realized by the sale OF W uou .ss
5000, being reduced 5000 per annum ny ha are
sl,c s,se OF 5000 the FIRST year. 500 the see,
nnd. $500 the third. $500 the fourth, ana
Sif,e the 18th. Add these several amounts
and we have $500, or an average OF sou.
sThe amount OF interest paid the tirst year
would be 500; the second. s4s the third.
sss: the fourth, S24; and.the fifth, Sl2-or
Sis1 in all. Add discount, Sloo, ana we
have $3.50 paid for the use OF $4,000, or an
ayerage OF ssS on $500. To find tne rae
we divide $500 into $3.50, or S5oo lhto
as8-result, IL PIE per cent.
posnnctfnI,v PERCENTAGE.
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/. r. DOUGLAS. superintendent

RICHMOND ASp rErERSarEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
SUNDAY, November H.
" 1878, trains Oh this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connec:.'s
for Charleston, Augusta, Co'alrhis, -
vapnah. Raleigh, Atlantis, Macos'
Montgomery, Mobile, New urle.t'
and ali points South and SoutAHe@..
Stone at Manchester only.
7.l5A. ". ACCOMMODATloN daily leSeel.
''Ao " sundayI. makes close connection ~
petersburg with Tue Atlantic, "
s,ssippt and ohio riilrnsd for Lvnc.,-
borg, Farmyille, and other local STA
tious on that road, making same
time as by any other line. stoIs -
all regular stations.
a.soP.M. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN DALI
Except sunday. Passengers taNlHE
this train win make close connection
al Petersburg fer NorfoiF.
,e.35 P, ". THROUGH MAIL daily, cohnccanS
for Weldon. Wilmington, haisika,
sleepns-car for Wilmington and Tie
South. stops only At Manchester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s:35 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecsinf
Hith Richmond, trcoer!ckabars a.
Potomac railroad for slt points Nor'".
East. and West. Stops IL Manche''"
aa5A. NJ, astC I TRAIN da,.s
Except suutayl. stops at all ''"'
7.o5 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN dttH
except Sunday. stops at al D.
lions. ia,
s45 p. II, THROUGH Man. daily, Sonhec-lsS
With Richmond, Fredericksburg AZ
Potomac railroad for all points f@.'
and West. Also, making close conaef,
tiou with the Chesapeake and uil2
railroad for sse Virginia Springs sac
all points North aud West. This ua'"
stops ut Manchester aud Chester. -.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start H'-4
the AppoHaIto1 dsU0s. ~. pr-
EXcIjRSIoN TRAIN leaves Richmond inr IL;
tersburg Ut 500 4. NJ. and 4:20 l.. VI. ~ En-
SUNDAY. A. SHAW, sulefih'e""'F'
moo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
BY Robert B.Lyne.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Ear M 1910 Main Street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE LOT ON WEST MAIN STREET tOP-
POsITE MONROE PARK BETWEEN BELyI-
DERE AND PINE STREETS, WITH 4 SMALL
ROOMS IN TT. No. 613, NOW OCCUPIED
BY ". 3. SMITH, BY AUCTloN:-ln pur,,
In suit of Pools guardian rs. Pool and ais. on the
I4th day OF November, 1878, shall proceed to
sell, upOn the premises, by, public auctions, on
O'Clock r. A.. the above VALUABLE aud " ELL
LOCATED PROPERTY, situated opposite the
Park where property is sure 10 greatly enhance III
value. The properly has city culyerts. wafer con-
nertions. &c. The lot fronts on south side Main he
tween Belvdere aud Pine &c feet, and extends back
100 feet.
TERMS: Under decree, Que fourth cash: residue
at four, eight. and twelve months, with negotiable
notes. interest ut rate Of six per GEN. and title re-
tanned. .
Parties desiring to purchase q small home, with
splendid future are Invited 10 the sale.
JAMES Ii. DOOLEY, Special Commissioner.
RnRERT q. LYME. cLtOncGr. no 10
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AFTER Dark.

When twilight gathers in her sbeaves,
And wheeling swallows SKIN tne nuInp!
The rIoucbnlan, turning nomeward, icafeS
His plough mid. fnrrnw In the broom,
tpItbrongi, the melancholy ewes rr..a
Tire orange drops its miik-White bloom. *
The old DELIGHTS that 90 and come.
Through sorrow, In the falling dew,
like wayes that wore wreath OK IOain
The darker that the waters grew,
Flow round my solitary home
At evening, when the STARS are lew
60. sad and sweet as bridal tears
For broken homes, TO see wlinoIaM
The child we love, have gone tue sfaEs
We climbed the frosty bi'le. anu 81"
Descend on all the frozen mereS
The sunlight breaking through tue tna".
IKE one who In the driving snow,
when nil the unfrodden pains are oltDt
y3ears far-of voices, faint End low,
Across the woodland calling him,
hear the loved or long ago
Singing among the seraphim.
And rs the soft, assembling light
Falls shadowiNg into dutky red,
Think how beautiful the night
With gathering stars Is ovrrsprcaa,
Like seeds of many an old delight
Through sheavcs OF sorrow harvested.
VIII wallace Harvey, in Rarper's Adgazam
for December
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
ancT1oa lsA.,.r.E :,.lrlt nay..
by Richardson q Coz, s, I.
Real Eatnts Agents and Auctioneers,
!. u. TIA tfnffi gfrtei <. - 49, 4 u

.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE.
VI YALUApLE BgIInINsGsp LOTS ,T , eM T EE
ygEEFFIFERsoS AND MADISON STREETS BY
AuCTloN-By yirtueof decree or the S ma
day OF June, 1876, In the suit of Walker aDa WE
o. Bayly, &C., we shall as special @
on tho 25th Of N9yem nh Rs7G, I.
I,OTS-two of v hich front % feet, ana three e
feet each, aud run back between parei me, ., Up
feef 10 an alley In The rear 90 feet wide, on the nort
side Of Main street between Jefferson ana Maolsoh
Parties wanting to buy cannot do better than In
vest I'm these lots. They possess all the adYnninges
of location 10 be desired, and are by far ore con-
senicnt TO che business centre than many DINER lois
for which there seems to be q greater defnano-
Bcing anxious 10 wind up this suit, and these lois
being Ill the city property belongng 70 inc estate
of tic said Bayiy unsold, great inducements Will be
offered to buyers. .,
and Eighteen months. negotiable notes given Tor the
deferred pa yments. with interest added, ana Sc
cured by deed of trust.
JOHN Fl. GUY,
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAY,
no Is Commi sioners.
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Editors Dispatohs In answer to your
interest proposittoa submit the following !:
Face, OF bond, $1,000, payable in hye
wears of six per cent. interest. " mole
amount OF interest, $500; deduction Dy
sale OF bond, Sroe, which Increases the Iaoe
one.tbird, or two per cent, thereby maklhs
1t eight per cent Tn proof at elsnt PEI
cent. yearly interest, $50; hve years, SaVo:
Or. IL you consider Inc pa.e on an "n'' "
N'' yonrs. W. s. T.
R,cHuoNp. November Il. 1878.
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lFor the Dispatch.J

Answer to arithmetieal problem III yester-
days Dispatch:
Interest on 5000, less 5000 every year toI
Eve years. at six per cent, 500. interest
paid, $3.50. Then, by simple pfopoTtioGi-
i50:2s0:6 to answer, IL 10. a. b. Y.
NOVEMBER II, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15

AL. Wilkin sells boots aud shoes.-Bar'
fington HQpkeye. We are accustomed TO
look in the Hdacleye for bright and witty
paragraphs, but we really cannot see where
the Joke is in this one.-Nycnno Advertiser.
Change "kin to 81 can"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
BY James II. Taylor. & Son, J.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TxEcUTRIX's SALE OF YALUAB 3
u IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0VED ZEAL l.
ESTkTE IN THE CITY OF RlCHhOND Al
AUUTION.-In execution Of decree OF tne
Chancery Court OF Ihc city OF Richmond. entered
on The Cd day OF July s7s II the suit OF At n,i
pubic auction, upon the premises, ON FRiDAY The
O'Clock NJ. A PART OF THE REAL ESTATE
mentioned IN said decree, and in the following or
at First. That yALUBLE LOT. fronting SO Alp
by 3H feet at the southeast corner of Franklin and
twelfth streets, with the improvements thereon,
witch consist of n LARGE THREE-STORf
BRICK STUREHOUSE. now occupied by Arthur
Rooney ESQ, as furniture establishment. and that
SMALL BRICK STORE adjoining the st. James
Hotel. and occupied bv j. L. llnhcrtv. Esq.
Second That DESIRABLE LOT, with BRiCh-
AND-FRAME STOREHOUSE thereon. adjoln1lie
the Park Hotel. and fronting on the south side OF
Bank street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, ~
by So feet TO an alley feet wide.
Third. That DESIRABLE VACANT LOT, front.
ing 80 by about 80 feet the west side OF Tenth
street b:twccn Main and Cary, and adjoining AIMS
lies carrage-shop.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; the balance
ut four eight Twelve. and sixteen months Tor ncgc-
table notes, with interest added. and secured by
deed Of trust. MARY a. Ai.LEN,,
.Executrlx OF j0senh Allen. deceased.
Sale conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR & SON
Auc.ionotrs no5
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BY Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I1OS main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK. DWELL
L ING AND LOT OF GROUND ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL STREET (No. l2G
WEST CANAL) At ,AUCTIoN::-i5y virtue e.. Of f., a
dersiened trustees dated October 80, SIT. and re.
corded in the office Of The clerk of Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in d. -. Ill G. page Ala. default hay
Ing been made in tine payment of a negotiable note
therein secured and at the request Of the beneficiary
in said deed, we will sell by auction, on FRIDAY
the 10Th November. 1878. ut O'Clock +. NJ. on
the premises described as above, the property con-
vcyed in said deed US follows: ConsistinSs of a
BRICK DWELLING, No 1876 west Canal street.
and the LOT Herewith, fronting 16 feet and ~
inches on tile NORTH side OF Canal street ana runin
back whiting parallel lines 100 feet. being Lot No.
on plat recorded with IL deed from Samuel D..
rutherford to r. B. Chain IN the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond.
This nrCp.rty has been recently built. The
HOUSE contains six good rooms, and the KITCHEN
(of brick two rooms water and other convenlences
on the lot, and is now renting to 4 good tenant at
$50 per annlm.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and enough
to nav note for $50. with interest from October
80, 1878, till paid; the balance upon such terms us
said Baylor may direct.
ANDREW PIZZ1NI. DR.,
no Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
BY GruObs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL
" ING AND Let No. 623 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AT AUCTION.-In execution of DEGREES
of the Chancery Court Of Richmond entered in The
case of Wiiiams's executors keelings executors
an6 ais. VIC will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on FRIDAY, November 18th, at O'Clock +. NJ.
The PROPERTY situated on the east side of Seventh
street. adio ming the City-Sprng lot on the north,
and occupied by Mrs. Egglcston, being the former
residence of the late Henry Keeling, deceased.
The first story is Of brick; the second story and
attic are framed. Has six rooms, sore-ro0m, brick
kitchen with four rooms, smoke-housc, &r. The lot
fronts so feet and runs back IA feet.
This Is the third Offering OF said property, and 1t
will row be positively solo, subject TO tIcation by
the court.
TERMS: Enough in cash to nay the costs of suit
and OF sale; residue In three equal instruments with
interest added for negotiable notes. payable at one,
two, and three years. The title be retained by the
Court until the notes are paid
J.. r. SP1LMAN,
JAMES PEASANTS,
Commissioners
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RICHMOND, VA, November 3, 1878.
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
w WILLIAM KELLY our agent TO conduct
the RETAIL GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSI-
NESS as No. 1901 west Main street, 70 buy and sell
for cash only. LATHR0P Il LEIGH.
no ll-l0t
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RICHNoND, November II, 1878.
p,cu.oyp. November IA, 1878

bICFWU-SU3 ANVFOEf1H~1 =
Editors Dispatch: Answer to the arItn-
xaetical problem in last Wednesdays Dts-
match: Interest on the $1,000 Mt q per cenS:
Tor five years amounts TO S44O; lhIeless
paid. $40. The amount PAID lor Tue use 90, W
seo0 for five years is $40; the rate II per
cent; the answer, - per cent. Yours,
~~S' =. r,
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Editors Dispsteh: The query in problem
in your issue OF Wednesday is for rate on
debt OF $1,000. Answer: Eight per cenI.
per anpum rate en- amount received $yoo'
IS 90 per cent. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-15
BY Robert L. Lyuc.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES,
4 WITH DWELLINGS OVER EACH. STU
ATED ON MALN AND TWENTY,FoufTtl
STREETS. OCCUPIED BY MIR. IiULLERAS AND
MRS. VOLASKI AS GROCERIES,: &C, FOR Sal. Z
BY AUCTION.-By request of The owner, shall
sell. upon the premises. bv public auction. OH FRI
DAY tie 22d November, rs, al O'Clock L. NJ, tire
property, located In Il desirable
portion Of The city for groceries or other Business.
Special attention Is called 10 this sale, the Oponr-
tunity offered belu. good 10 secure property which
will yield Il good interest and be constantly occ:-
pied. Each house has good LOT.
TERMS: At sale. ROBERT u. LYME
M 1l-E SM. W.ThEE Auciiunecr.