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The New York herald., 1878-11-14
RAPID TRANSIT.

The number Of passengers carried on the New York
Elevated Railroad from January to October 1, 1873
was 5.9s9355. The average passenger traffic per day
during the month Of October was G3, 3,4731..
Mr.. Cowing, secretary Of the company, states that
an additional section from Sixtyseverth to Eighty
ninth street. will be running during the present
month; that another from Eighty ninth street to
Harlem, will be running in December. and that on
January 1879 another section will be in operation
the west side. from Fifty-ninth to Eighty-thrd
street well the branch from Chatham square to
the CITY Hall.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

MATswAS, y. j., Nov. IL. 1873
nrhe event OF the in Monmouth society circles
was the wedding this afternoon here Of Mr.. George L.
Rose and Miss Mary Dayton. Mr.. Rose lis importer
OF morocco and fancy leather at No. 90 Deeknan
street New York a son Of the late Joseph Hose, who
was for q number OF years secretary of the Tanmany
Hall General Committee and Collector of City Rcve-
nue. lie IL also o member Of the Seventh regiment
Tho bride ~ the accomplished daughter OF Mr. u. H.
Dayton and cousin OF William J.. Dayton formerly
United States Senator from New Jersey cand late
for Vice President the ticket with John G. Fremont
Mr. Rose and his bride left here this evening in
special coach the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
intending to make an extended tour Of the States.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

being and. from the fact that no person could be
found the train who appeared to know anything of
the trunk and its contents, impression prevailed
that portion of the remains of x. L. Stewart might
be in the trunk. A sickening smell issued from
sive did it become that the had to be thrown
open. At Remove. l50 miles from Cory the trunk
removed to the platform which it carried
to Philadelphia. II is said that the only man who
purchased ticket from Cory to Philadelphia left the
train ut Williamsport.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

MATAwAS. n. j., Nov. 49, 1873.
William $. whitlock, Of the Arm OF William y.
whitlock Co., ship chambers. No. 81 South street.
thrown from his carriage here tonight and IL is
feared was seriously injured Ho had inst arrived
from New York and entered his carriage drive To
his residence, two miles distant, when the horse be-
frightened at o passing locomotive and out
Of the road, throwing Mr.. Whtluck ana his driver 10
the ground. The driver escaped unhurt. Mr.. Whit
lock taken to the ONCE OF Dr. Shacketofi in q
seiniconscious state The doctor says he hes received
quite u conclusion of the BRAIN and 10
be injured in the back. Mr.. Whitloek has been in
business at No. 81 South street for forty years.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
MooNsHINERs LOCKED UP.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 13 1873
The revenue raiding party now operating in Put
nam, Overton and Jackson counties filling the
Jail at Gainsboro with Illicit distillers, twenty-five
having been arrested since last Thursday and they
are still gathering them Eight illicit have
sinners are reported badly demoralized and it is
believed large numbers will give themselves up within
the next few days,
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
SMALLPOX.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Herald. !

ToRoSro, Ont, Nov. 13, 1878.
The smallpox IL spreading and threatens TO become
epidemic n started with two Italian pcauut vcnders
There ninc cases IN hospital anl others add
ing daily. TIE city Coroner Is appr,hcnsive of an
epidemic. The city was never in better state for
the spread of disease, especially in the poor wards.
, The disease was imported from Montreal.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
WINDING UP A BANK.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BALfINOItF, KvVFs E's 6''0'
Cousel for one Of the creditors Of the United Ger
man Bank, which suspended payment a few days ago,
but promised 70 resume in two weeks. fled petit
ton, in court to-day asking for the appointment
OF receiver 10 wind mp the affairs ~ the
concern. The application was not finally hjudi-
catcd but a couple OF hours cfttr the petition was
entered deed OF trust was filed in the Record ONCE
by the bank officials conveying all the property Of the
couccrn TO commission for the beneht Of the creds
ttors.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADDITIONAL ARRESTS MADE--A SUIT AGAINST
MAcKEY FOR LIBEL.
CHARLEsroN, Nov. ID, 1873.
Two additional arrests made to-day OF parties
charged with offences against the laws of the United
States at the recent elections.
William Il. Daggett.sa prominent democrat, VINO
charged specially with ballot box stufhng IN
letter of excongressnan Mackcy, published in North
ern newspapers. began proceedings to-day against
Mackey for libel
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
THE PETERSBURG COUNCIL.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAr.D.1
prrrnsnuna. Va. Nov. "a 1879.

PETERSBURG, va Nov. ID, 1873
The eighty-fourth session Of the Virginia Confer
encc Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South began
in the Washington street Church, this morning, the
building i'll which the Southern Methodist Church
organized after the secession in 1886. Bishop g.
H. Pierce is presiding, though In very delicate health
and unable to preach, and Bishop David s. Doggett 10
expected to attend during the session. About two hum
dred ministers and large number OF lay delegates
have arrived. to whom the houses Of the city have
been Hospitality opened. Among the old minister's
present who belonged to the Conference before its
division Revs. DIR. Leroy M. Lee. l.. Rosser, Nell
aon Head. q. w. Motley, w. b. Rowzic John ~ Iu-
wards and Others of less note. Rev. DR.. A. W. VIII
son. secretary OF the Missionary Boerl, and Dr J. bs
MrfeTs, or the Book Publishing Company. are pres
ent No question OF special Importance Is expected
TO come before the Conference, but the proceedings
excite general interest and crowded attendance. ~
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
THE BOSTON MAYoRALTY.

Bosror, Nov. 10, 1879.
Davis J. King who was nominated last night By the
.yorkipgmen for Mayor, has declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
by Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

THREE SPLENDID NEW STOCK
l. BRICK AND. WHITE-MARgLE FRONT
DMELLINGSo SEPERgLppn PlNlnSEHSsTs Tcftn
tshLrfMoRE BRicK CoMPANY; on TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN SIR ~ Z, :, r, ne
TWEEN MADISON S ANP M9N6oE STRabblhsY
the 9th day Of December, 1878, ut O'Clock r nj. :,
we shall sell by auction. the premises those thrSe
sppndId and surGrtiy -fnished NEW BRICh
pSWsILINGs, IGcated as above, With nearly Ave
comulee stories-base,ncAi, three stories and Man
sard, and lots 20 by 160 feet toa 2o-foot aliey.
The Front part OF the basement Is arranged 10! Tie
furnace with wbic, to heat the eufire building
with fuel vaults and double rat-proof nayements;
In e rear part OF inc @ aeS range ns for hot
and cold water, kichen-drcsser, dumb-waher, nour
barrel. kichen store ROOM laundry cup n9aro' SET
hose for backyard. On the second floor Is hand.
some paror. sitting room and dinlng-room. Cnlni
closets aad buffers panty On me .iT WANG ana
room, and waser-closet on each door; On tue DIN
floor is the billiard-room, with wasn-r0oH. Wlpc
and cicar-roo1 attacled Aso IN ane IS S ~ er
stairway, separating them from the main BUILDING
rs distinctly Ms II they were aitogetner ucGicneo.
The front OF these houses arc or the most superior
oil stock brick the front steps, toOr and window OF
pure white marble. the wndow.2fass Deing Oh
French plate, and the vestbuleS tied ana WINS
coated with different patterns oil foreign lnarDie.
Handsome 1,anIes Throughout of the lutest pattern
of foreign marble. Bells and speaking tubes. Tncse
rs b III wa nt b
who is bulder OF long experience, and one OF
the largest If the arccstl contractors In Bail-
more city, whohas gathered information and taste
| not only In this hut IN foreign countries.
| Houses open daily from 8 A. NJ. 20 5P. NJ for IN
| spec'ion- H. ,,,o,ra
eighteen and twenty-folr months negoiiaule no Us
10 he riye1 for the deferred payments, with interest
added, and secured by dee GH o. , irTs!; co.
NOES Auciioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ 1878, trains on this read Will run follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
155 A. NJ. THROUGH NAIL Iaiiy. con;nectias
for Charleston. Augusta. tolur.ht. -
vapnah. Raleigh, Atlanta, ha"Da,
Montgomery, Mobile, Sew Orleans,
aud ali uoIntS South and Southwest.
Stops only ut Chester and NaErhtr'.r
1915 \. NJ. ACCONMODATioN daily l">"rpt
sunday. makes CtOse cOnptci!uG =,
Petersburg with the Atlantic. VI
siSsippi ana ohio Railroad for Lvn,u-
burg, Farmvilic, and other local 81
ti0ns OH THAT road, making same
time Ivy any other l!nC. Sipis /.
AL regular stations.
4:.or. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN atIy
except sunday. Passengers taNluS
this train will make elise CONNECTION
al Pete raburg fer SOrinlE.
1895 7. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, cOnnrcii&.
for Weldon. Wilmington, Ea!~lEh,
Charleston, ana savannah. Pullman
s(crning-"ar for Wilmington and 81"
South. stops only III Manchester Md
Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G:35 a. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily. ,c?nncctiaf
with Richmond, Fredericksburg a'td
Potomac railroad fnr AL points %oIh
East. aud West. Stops ~ faurli ~''!
and Chester, and at Halfway All -
Drury's Bluff, IN signal.
9:05A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TEAi% d,iy
Except suncayl. Stops at Al! Sta
7:o5 Z. NJ, ACCOMMODATIoX TRAIN G-ily
Except sunday. s;"lS at al siA-
3a5 P. N. TiiEoUGu MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for nji points f's'
and West. Also. making close c@nhcc-
don with the Chesapeake and ';.2
railroad for the Virginia Springs aga
all points North and Wet. This tran
stOIs 1T Manchester and Chester AL
AZ Half Way and Drurys Bun ~
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii star: from
'n EA N;fTRSiI0r& TKAiS leaves Rlrhmoni c%r r.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
By W. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L MARKET-GARDEN AND DAIRY-FARM OF
FORTY-ETGHT ACRES. ADJOINING BLA-
KEYS MILL, ONE MILE EAST OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of L deed OF trust executed 10
The subscriber, bearing date 22d OF March, 1872.
duly recorded In Henrco County Court. in execu-
ton thereof flor the purpose Of paying off the bal
anca of the unpaid purchase-money, estimated At
about SS00) shall sell at auction OIL the nrcmlSes,
on MONDAY the ed of December, 1878, at IL
o'cnck NJ. If fair If not the first fair day there
afterl, the excellent MARkET-GARDEN and
DAIRY-FARM located as above, and recently In
the occupancy OF MIR. Peter Courtney, containing
about FORTY EIGHT ACRES-al open land. The
im provemeuts consist Of 4 large FRAME DWELL
ING and some Gut. buildings.
TERMS: Say $500 i'll cash, about $500 In six
months: balance 1t one, two. and three years, for
negotiable notes. interest added, and secured by q
deed of trust. w. GODDlN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
INTENSIVE SALE OF LAND UNDER

N ~ L
A. c0MMiSSI0NER. FOX THE GENEFlr OF
CAROLINE COUNTY AND COUNTY SCHOOLS:
the Circuit Court Of Caroline county, pronounced
at its October term last. in ne chanccry causes
therein Of The Commonwea,ili OF irsinid i"r
his trcasurcrs bond The undersigned Will In front
of Caroline Coui t-housc, on MONDAY The 9Th day
the following valuable TRACTS OF LAND and
FARMS. ali situated in the county 81, Caroline
First DR. John ID. Buffers FARM. benz: Il tract
of 500 ACRES, with coed. lalge, comfortable an"
wcl-prcscrveddwcIiiDgl thereon. ana barns ana OUT
houses plentiful and convenient; gooa ano ana ae-
siTlble property: lies within three miles OF sparta
and ten miles OF Bowling Green and Milford
Second. Roher! Fl. upshaw.s FARM, u tract Of
about 300 ACRES, with good two-storied dwelling.
plenty Of ou'-houscs, good orchard: wcll-impreVcd
farm lies about three miles OF Newtown, and on
the man road from Ncwiown 10 penoa' r,Du
tract OF about 140 ACRES; comfortable dwelling
and ou; houses good orchard, and desirable place
lies near Dunn's store, about twelve miles from
Fourth owen C. Tuck.s FARM, tract OF about
roo ACRES: comfortable dwelling and out-honScs;
good orchard and good land; lies a12rt SIX miles
from Bowling Green. near SHOOTS null.
Fifth, Joseph r; Galewood,S FARM, tract OF
desirable home; lies adjoining Smoot's mill.
Sixth. John L. COrncll'S FARM, a tract OF about
500 ACRES; good brick dwelling ard plenty oil
out-houSeS; good orchard and improvements; lies
about SIX miles OF Bowling Green, and about two Of
Shoots mill.
Seventh. Thomas n. klchcrSons FARM. 4 tract
of about $50 ACRES OF GOOD LAND; excellent
DWELLlNG-HOUSE. and plenty OF out houses
lies about mile of Sparta, on the main road.
Eighth. Several SMALL LOTS OF USlh-
PROVED LAND. belonging to j. X. Rcherson--
one about SO ACRES, lying near William J. COL
lins's mill, aud one about 81 ACRES, lying near
ShumauSyiile.
500 will be required In cash, and balance IN one,
two and three years, carrying interest. For Joseph
T. Gafewo0ds land, about 800 will be required IN
cash and balance In ono, twO and three years, car
rying INTEREST," and for all the al lance OF the land,
about eight per cent cash. and balance In one TWO,
and three years Carrying incrcst-the purchaser 20
Give bonds with approved personal security for the
deferred payments or the purchaser may pay in the
last cases fourth cash. and then personal Sc
curity will he dispensed with.
N.B.-If any Of the above lands are not sold on
the Gay named then the undersigned will proceed to
rent out for the year 1879 such may not be sold
Z. d. COGHILL,
Sheriff Of Caroline county, and Commissioner.
no 7-d2 awtds&swtds
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~
> COMMENCING NAY 81, 1871
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. N. Leaves HichnomdT CESDAl ~ "s-
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"&.rtl, -
West Point with steamer i!A'aia t,'
all points Oh York !ivcr ami ti'|.-
more. Arrives in E!!l"'"Fr - ~
NJ: connects with rail. lines Tor W a9t
inS,on, Philadelphia. New "r~, ~,
ton. and all western points '"Nu''tii
M Richr.ond with trains on kicI'A".,n
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake 4-'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT ,.,.,
500 A. II, Leaves Richmond NONDAi; VIZ"
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: AND
600 A. NJ TUESDAY, THuK>pAi, ana ' Sht.
URRDAY. Connects wEh ''thH,iS
ut West Point ioT river lanairSS' pa.
timorp and all western fnh'S. -
meets NJ Richmond with trains "n h',"
moud and Danvii!c ratlrpad,k|C!'H"'i
and Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE 40"
Ohio railroads. ...
LOCAL PASSENGER. ,,., .,,x
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily 1eAceP' @A
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER: -sr,v.
1000 A, II. Arrives 1t Richmond ~ r,s' go.
THURSDAY, and SAT RDAf' va" t3
meets with trains on EIchihV"Ss -,
Petersburg and Chesapeake i' VI ~
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves r".,
sMU&DAY, wEDN t:spAi, aud XIX FIX,
DAY, L. VI. Connects 49,
trains from PHILADELPHIA, Ne" - ~
and western points. and ~ " e>I " w..
with trains for Richmond A." -e
South. -
THROUGH FREIGHT. u.rD.
x.no p NJ arrives HI Richmond MpNl'Al '" GU
NV SESDAY, and FRIDAY aui car
s15p. TUESDAY. THURSDAY gnu =;
"'A' I1RDhY. Connects with steamer IA.
West Point from Baltimore, ,tJ;.
meets with Richnond snd pa .Hr -
Richmond and Petersburs' ana .E'-'
pe2ke and Ohio railroads.
local PASSENGER. S,,.
so.oo A NJ Arrives at Richmond daily eAetpt ~,
AVN " day. Connects with RichGa"it" Ghts
Petersburg aud Chesapeake AL" S
railroads. ,, ., or from
No transfer of fregh, al Richhion ,y,on Atlanta
southern POINTS. Cars run through oe'"s>"
any Careful handbag and dispatch with lowest 'N''
guaranteed. ,,, ,,,r.ntced rates,
tssned Lo all northern and western points ard
Through tickets sold TO sll nn horne; through.
For ucse,s apply at General Railroad He,r and
ace, s2e Main street, ut the Ea,,ynihfrd and Dock
compauY's depot, corner 1"e"''
''r msss A' j. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
BY James n. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
Il ING No 7O7. ON THE EAST SIDE OF
THlRTTETH STREET. BETWEEN NJ AND n
STREETS:-By virtue OF certain deed of trust
lied July IL, 1873, executed by Henry Cook to
me rs trustee and OF record in the clerks Office Of
Richmond Chaucery Court, in D. L. 1O1 B.. page
2S1, to secure the payment Of certain sum Of
made In The payment OF part of said debt, and at
the request Of the beneficiary in said deed. will
proceed TO sell at public auction, upon the premises
on MONDAY the I'd day of December. 1878. at 4
O'Clock F. NJ, that certain LOT OF LAND fronting
on The east side Of Thirtiel street between and
streets 90 feet more or less by l60 feet more or
less, with 4 TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE thereon, designed by the No. TOT.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay expenses of sale
and The sum Of $1,000, with interest thereon ut the
rate Of cighE per cent. per annum from September
/, 1878. and the balance such terms as will be
announced 1t the hour of sale.
JAMES ". TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
AuctiOnprrs no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDccr,
Ills east Main street.
a

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
~ OF TWO BRICK STORES. NEARLY NEW,
ON THE WEST SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE,
BETWEEN b o AID AND NJ ARS II A L L
STREETS.-By virtue of decree OF the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of V-
ginia, In the matter OF Lawrence Dwyer, bankrupt,
entered November 10, 1873, we. the undersigned
special commissioners for that purpose will sell on
The premises, on TUESDAY, November 20. 1873,
at 4:30 T. IT., free Of cncumbrances, TO the highest
bidder. the following REAL ESTATE: THOSE
TWO BRICK STORES Nos. SIG and $50 Brook
avenue, fronting about 20 feet each, and running
back within parallel lines of irregular DEPTH"
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added. and title re-
taiued till all the parchasemOuey Is paid and deed
ordered by the court.
THOMAS n. PAGE, Assignee,
LEROY f. BROWN. Trustee.
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auclioneer' no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
DOR RENT,
II THE HOT SPRINGS.

a THE HOT SPRlNGS. ESA
OF BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Pursuant TO n decree of the United STATES Distr,ct
Court for The Western District of Virginia. entered
on the 2lst of November. 1873. III the milter OF
Samuel G.. Tardy. bankrupt. Will. on the I'D Of
DECEMBER, 1878, ut ~ NJ OF that day, In front
of the United States cuStom-houSc, III lne city OF
Richmond, Va. offer at public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, Of Bath county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
This property includes large and valuable farm.
tie hotel cottages, and other buildings at the Hot
SPRINGS, and the hotel furniture.
The lessee will he entitled to possession january Il
/ 979. and the lease will expire October 81 1873
| will require five hundred dollars 10 he pain III
cash and tie balance of the rent in i've cql!I ~
stalments-vIz. March l. 1879, May l. 1879, Jniy
l. 1870, September !, 1879, and November L,
1879. ,-oo u,
Will in the deed of lease require the lessee ana
his surees BY proper covenants to protect the lncs
from waste and mproVdent farming ana 10 retara
safely the furniture. ,,. ,t.,
If the highest amount offered at public auction
sha H. in my opinion Insufficient. shall refuse 10
accent the offer. and will lease the property pr-
yateiy and if the security offered Is not saisfac'
tory, shalt reject tile BID. o.,,
I will give any information about the property
which have to parties desiring 1t who Will address
me at anv time. at Chatham, Pittsvrania county.
Va or meet me in Richmond, ut the oiilce OF
Messrs Ould & Darlington. on the 9th or 23d OF
d. cplnbcr 1878. between the hours or IL n. NJ.
and ~ NJ of either of those days.
poo53w Assignee of s. c. Tury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
AUCTIONS ALEs-.-Futnre Days..
by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent und Auctioneer,
Ssf 80. 1919 Main street.

HlRUSTEE'S AND AssIG NEEs SALE
!. AsOF a VALUABLE TRAC,T OF LAND, WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS. FRONTI Nc on
WESTHAM tOR CARY-sTREET) ROAD AND
EXTENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA CANAL.-BY virtue Of a de-
cree of the United States District Court for The
Eastern District or Virginia, entered on the "a day
Of July; 1878, In the case OF William n. Ledley,
THURSDAY the 9Th day Of December, Isl at
scribed I'm said deed as containing FORT1-ONE
AND ONE-HALF ACRES OF good land. about four
and half miles west Of Richmond and lately occu-
pied by William NJ. Ledley as Residence and farm.
The Improvements 1re frst-rafe, and consist OF q
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING Of six rooms.
KITCHEN, &C., with all needed cut-buiidibgs, and
In good repair.
This Is the property conveyed to said Ledley by
Robert Avis and wife by deed Of April 10. 1877.
This Is truly desirable piece OF property, and,
being situated Of the principal roads leading
from the city, should command the attention OF
parties wishing nice and attractive home In good
condition. -
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash. more hbe-
raj terms probably will be given. The property VIII
- '''''''' - GEORGE NJ. DREwRY, Trustee;
S. b. WITT, Assignee.
The above sale Is made by virtue of decree of The
United states District Court for tho Eastern Distrc
of Virginia entered on the 25th day Of October
1873 In said suit at the risk and cost OF Mr. Robe r
Avis, The purchaser of the said property at SALE
IN ade on the l 9th day of July. 1878.
GEORGE 81. DREWRY, Trustee;
no23 8. q. WITT. Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. ON THE
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON. STREETS BY
AuCTlON.-By virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery
Court of the civ of Richmond entered on the 29th
day OF June. 1876 in the suit Of Waiker and wife
Us. Bayly, &C., we shall, special commissioners
thereby appointed. sill by auction. on the premises
on MONDAY the 25th Of November, ISIS, at
O'Clock L. NJ, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTs-,wo of hich front 20 feet, and three q
feet EACH and run back between parallel lines l5o
feet 10 an alley in The 20 feet wide on the north
side of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets. ,
Parties wanting to buy cannot do better than in
vest in these lOts. They possess IL the advantages
of location 10 be desired, and are by far more con-
vencnt the business centre than MANY other lots
for which there seems to be greater demand.
Being anxious 10 wind UP this suit and these lots
being al the city property belonging 10 the estate
Of the said Baylv unsold, great inducements Will he
offered to buyers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred pay Inents, with interest added, ana Sc
cured by coed of trust.
JOHN Fl. GUY,
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAf,
no IL Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
BY j. r. Hockaday,
General Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
No. 1928 Main street.

TO-DAY, COMMENCING AT 10
O'Clock. will sell a choice selection or
BACOS hams, SIDES. SHOULDERS,
HULK SIDES and SHOULDERS.
SUGAR. and COFFEE-Grcen and Toasted,
MACKEEEL. HERRINGS. and G0DFlsH-
EXTRA anc SUPERFINE FLOUR,
HOMINY, BEANS, PEAS, &C.:
SOAPS, STARCH. SODA. PEPPER,
PAPER SPICES, GINGER, &c: -,,,r ,o1,>-
Another choice lot OF FRESH CORN-EED CoUS-
TRY-CURED BEEF.
49, ALSO.
HARDWARE, WOODEN-WARE, CRATES
sale 10 conclude with WOOD. WILLOM-'
STONE, GLASS, and CEOChEls1- :" AMI "i''s
out limit or reserve
j. r. BOCKADAY-
oo51t Auctioneer.