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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-04
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RAILROAD LINES.

RIcuMoSD. FREDG 4 POTOMAC K. Il. co.,
OFFICE GENERAL TIChET AGENT. I
RICHMOND. June &, 1877.
COMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
v SLANT, trains on this road Will run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No l-7:45 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
insiob, ITO +: 81; Baltimore
PM: Philadelphia, 6:5O Z. NJ;
New York, 1905 Z. NJ.
No. 300 p. NJ, leaves Ryrd-Street station daily;
due a. Washington. 9:05 Z. NJ;
Baltimore, LOS L. NJ: Phiia-
delnha, $40 ~; New York,
NO, $500 Pm. Gayes Byrd-streel station
daily; due al Washington, l:20
A. NJ: baltimore. 3:l5 A. 81;
Philadelphia, $40 a. NJ; New
York, 9:35 A. NJ.
NO. $500 +. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sum
day..
SOUTH BOUND.
No2-lO.55 M, arrives II Byrd-Street station
New York: SIS A. s.: Phila-
' %Sle s:f t;s 3. + +: NJ; Washing
No.4 l:ss P. NJ, arrives at BYrd-street station
daily Leaves New York, S:55
P. H.; Philadelphia, 1880 r.
Washington. 8 A. II.
daily. Leaves New York. $50
M. Baltimore. l2:3o a. III /,
Washington. 2:4S A. NJ
No 1855 A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrivei ut Broad-S'reet station
daily Except Sunday.
STOPS.
No. makes ali regular stops except at Hungary
No. Q makes all regular stops except AZ kuther
Glen and Hungary.
No. s stops az all regular stations except Hun
gary.
burg Milford, Junction, aud Ashland.
No. stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction. Penola,
Milford, aud Fredericksburg.
No 6 etors ONLY at Fredericksburg, Summit,
Guinea's station. Woodford, Milford, Pelo!a, Ru-
thergien, Junction, aud Ashland.
Nos 2 and 8 Will make all regular stops. 80,
The passenger-car attached to freight TRANS Will
he Disseminated G.. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
T. T. d. MYERS. General Superintendent. lei
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I'm 1855, we think.l

ToSrrNE LIFE INSURANCE.. Tfre following
example OF one of the Tontine policies o.
che Equitab Lie. Assurance society G.ea'i y
illustrates thes advantages OF that class Oh
Insurance:
In April, 1869, TO resident OF BrooS!y sa
who was at the time fffy-eight y ears OF age &C
The gross premium on the policy is saa4 ..sa,
but the actual payment made this year Mas
S1ae .s4-a little more than ray tue 1lsg' tha
premium. By the terms OF the policy the
premiums can, hereafter, never be more =
than sIae.s4; on the contrary they Will De
reduced still further by annual diVlaenas,
which are likely to increase from year 70
wear. The 1879 premium, for example, will
ION the basis of present dividends) be re-
duced by dividend Of s7l:54, making Tue
actual premium 5000. This makes totai
reduction OF over a per cent. for next year.
with prospect Of q reduction OF from % 70
so Der cent 10 subsequent years.
Those desiring insurance viii 40 wei, 70
apply to the agents OF the EquitaDlefor doc-
uments and information.
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One Of the wonders OF the age is what Is
called the "mirror telegraph" This IS a
means OF communication in use by the
United States Signai-Service Survey parties
throughout the country. The telegraphing
is done by an instrument known as tue ne
3iotrope, which concentrates the rays OF tne
sun to focus and casts them straight anead,
similar TO mirror. BY an agreed series OF
long and short flashes the parties communl-
rate TO each other the temperature, &C.,
from noint to point. Two parties thirty
five miles apart were recently observed thus
communicating, and the flashes at that dis
lance were as bright as the flashes OF the
sun.-Cincinnati Commercial.
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioncer.
HOS Main street,

SALE AT AUCTION OF
4 TWO BBICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 205 AND
2O7 SOUTH CHERRY STREET. EACH CON-
TANNING FOUR ROOMS.-By virtue Of deed or
trust dated March 80. 1878. and recorded In the
clerks Office Of the Richmond Chancery Court, III
d. 3. ll2 a, page 100, to the undersigned trustee
default having been made in the payment of GER
tain noe therein secured, and 1T the request OF the
beneficiary in said deed. will sell ut auction. on the
premises on SATURDAY. November oh, at 4
o'cluci p. NJ. as located above. the proncriy de,
scrbed la said deed. us follows Al that LOT OF
LAND, with the improvements thereon. on INC east
side OF Cherry street between Cumberland anf hey-
crIv STREETS Immediately opposite Turner's Hover
garden fronting 20 e-l2 feet on said Cherry st:tcl
and running back between parallel lines Az iecI 20
n 2O-foot alley. The Improvements consist OF TWO
BRICK DIV ELLINGS. nearly new. Win TOUR rooms
each, now rented 10 excellent tenants. at 81 per
month each. The location of this property IS snch
thai it will always rent well. and VIII prove Sood
investment to amy one DESTROYS OF purci,,sin2i
TERMS Cash rs TO Tie expenses OF ILLS SAFE ana
enough 10 nay of note OF $40 dine September 80,
1878; $40 due March 30 ls79; $40 dHe s ssn
nc 81 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Successor 10 Lyme & Brothcr),
Real Estatc Agent and huc'ionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
TRACT OF OODL.AND IN HE;NRiGO
CorNTY. EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND,
on THE WILLIAMSBURG, ,f HTA s,oM Rg ZAP;
YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-in execution OF the
provisions OF Il decd Of trust from john lruniao 10
John A. ALEU-. trustee, us trustee. Substitution Tor
The said John A. Allen, now deceased by virtue OF Two
decrcrs entered on 9Th ami 2Sth Of October, 1873,
in the chanctry suit OF Aliens executor rs: Trv-
man 1t a. depending In the Circuit Court or Hen
,Ico county will sell at public auction, at I!enrco
county courthouse, on the llTE DAY or NO
VENEER. 1878 (court-dayl, Ut y O'Clock 81. a
Tract OF LAND. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FOURTEEN ACRES on the south side OF the
Williamsburg stage road about 25 acres of which
Is cleared. aud The remainder in oak and pine wood
The tract is bounded Oh the wrst by the Williams
burg stage road: on the east by the lands OF the
estate of George NJ. Savage, deceased on the south
nv the lands belonging TO the estate Of the late
Hanson Allen. deceased, and on the west by, the
land of John Whitcsides IL part Of The laGd
of which the late Williamson Allen died seized and
possessed.
TERMS: One fourth cash; and the residue ON
credits of SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, the
purchaser give for The deferred payments his ne
gotiablc notes. secured by deed Of IinSt Oh the
land. JOHN IL. DlSNEES'
oc 2e,30.31&Nov1, g IS tdtds Trustee.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. 1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
I TN HENPICO COUNTY.-By virtue of de-
cree of Hcnrico Circuit Court. IN re Herbert Us.
Adams entered October, 1873, the undersigned;
1T the Henrico County Court, at II O'ciack A.; on
MONDAY: November II, 1879; E nt, frnIlsS
ihsreon the homestead Of the late Maria Herbert.
The land is three miles below the city of Rlchmond'
between the Charles City and River roads, ana al
ioins the lands of Messrs. Farrar, Dickinson, and
Others .,,o
TEENS: One-third cash; balance six and twelve rs;
nmrc,rasc is Maid aud deed ordered by Tic Court.
p1 II. 4. ATKINSON. JR:,
WILLIAM HANCOCK.
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc,ioneer.
oc 3l-Nol,3.0
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlopccr,
lll3 Main street.

TVRUSTEES' SALE OF A BRICK
l HOUSE AND LOT ON CHURCH STREET:
OREGON HILL.-By virtue OF several deeds -, OF
trust-lrst from William Thorn. dated April ~,
1874, and recorded In the Richmond Chanccry
Court. D. B: 1H2 G, p. 445; SECOND from Wia m
Thonl dated Sepiember II. 1874. ana recoreo IN
the Richmond Chanccry Court. ID. B. l04 a. p. z !;
and the third from George H. Turner ana wiie naIea
December 20. SIG. aud recorded In the Richmond
ClIanccry Court. d. 3. 100 &. o. 317 and whereas
default has zen made In the payment inc 2omGdS
secured by said deeds OF trust. We the underslgned
present trustees or the Mutual Building and Loan
Association, being required so TO ITO. VIII SCI on me
premises. on SATURDAY. November 8, 1879, AT &
O'clock p. NJ the following real. ESTATE-tO
wit: A CERTAIN LOT on tho west side OF thurch
street. on oregon HILL in The city OF richmond, ana
drscrbeG as No. IS in Haryic's plan. fronting 80
feet on Church street and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet
accordance with deeds Of trgst. o
JOHN Z. HAWKINS.
CHARLES 4. STRACS.
Trustees.
T rroNpsoy RRowS Aurtionecr. oc 80
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By GrIlbbs Il Williams.
Auctlonecrs aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BanN.

u,PUsTEE's SALE OF THE BRICK
4 DWELLING NO. 21s WEST MARSHALL
STREET, BETWEEN BEOOk AHEAnE nND
Of decd of trust from ". ~ White and wife 70 The
subscriber as trustee. dated 2d November. 1877;
mud recorded i'm Richmond Chanccry Court. viii
"ciLh nv auction upon the premises on TIL DRSDAI,
l4ih of November. Mt 4 O'Clock =. NJ, 'hG EElC ~
TENEMENT above referred to- being on INC llortil
Madison street and now occupied by W. L. Adams.
it has six rooms. water and culSrrt CONNECTION.
The lot is 25 by $50 feet 10 an aley. ,o
months for negotiable notes, with interest," ;'dded'
and secured by trust -deed. 4. 4. HOMES.
'i'N S ~ Trustee.
Gp1-Dgs G WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. oc24
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CROCKERY. .GLAsswARE. DO.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER. aud TEA
SEES OF floral and aIisd decorations:
RICH VASES Of marine bird, and floral delegations
BEAUT1FUL TOILET<SETS Of new designs.
These goods were manHtRdnred and decorated by
our order.
BLUE CANTON CHINA DlENER-sETs, and by
the single piece.
full tine OF BAND and TEITE CHINA Dt&
NER, aud TEA-SETS Of az ihe new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINEER~and TEA WAkE3
A new line OF TOILET WARE-Aery handsome;
TIN TOILET-SHrS in great variety;
HOUSEFURNTStaING GOODS or al kinds;
All the novelties IN FANCY GOODS.
z Parties are especially invited to eaK and examine
& se'1s--.s e. Il. TAYLOR,
Sc "a 101t Main street.
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BY W. Goddiu, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND
Il BRICK TENEMENT AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF CLAY AND NORTON STREETS.
AS trustee In q certain deed of trust from j. \.
Brizzolara and Lucy Jane his wife, bearing date the
10th day OF August. 1876. duly recorded In Rich
mond Chaucery Cont, l shall, in further execution
OF the said trust deed, proceed TO sell nj public anc-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the TN or
November, S7s. ut O'Clock P. H.. tho LOT To-
Gated above. fronting 20 feet on Clay street run,
ming hack on Norton street 40 feet. The HOUSE
contains three rooms. On The lot Is we'll Of GOOD
water aud some fruit-trees. -
The deed requires cash sale but the creditor Will
accent one third cash Dalance at one and TWO years.
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by
deed Of trust. WILLIAM Z. COWARDlN.
- 90 ~ 49, Trustee.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LILO Z. NJ. leaves Richmond: airi|c; a:
EHrkevi4% az r; NJ, >a'a.
7:J5 7. NJ. Grr"nspor" iu:Ou
Y. ", Saiishnry 1853 L. 81,
aud Charlotte las l. VI.
No. 2-2:50 4. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives a.
Salisbury 80 y; VI. nrccn,-
hor"' GAG y. NJ. Dan'iGc
SOB \. VI. >u,tcrlln', $40
a. NJ. iugtayi!!c l2:jS T.. VI,
and RirhM0uu S:L7 Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAli.T.
No. 3-Il:l5 L. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrive, a,
E"rSey!Iis ~; 4; j. ian;
9:l5 a. NJ, salisbury ll:ul 4.
W.. and Charlotte 1910 =. y.
No. 4-4:03 z. ~. l"a"es Char tie: arrives aG
salisbury 3:37 T.. NJ. Grecrs-
boro' 7::;j +. NJ. i;a"v'le
1884 Z. NJ. rurkcvilIc 3:2S 4.
NJ. and Richmond 7 \ u.
Trains Nos. l and 2 VIII make close connection
ut Richmond with the Richmond. frc"rlrs,,
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from all Joints
North and East; at EurScv,ic with the .Nau.
tic. Mississippi and ohio railroad In and fsnh Farm
vile. Lyncnburg. Bristol, and 10 al point. south
and west Of Bristol, daily except saturday
Trains on The +. L. '. AMI q. railroad max
ing this connection 10 not lun on SUNDAY; Il:
Sulhcr Inns with the Milton and Suthcrltn Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. G.; AT DunG"c WIN
the Virginia Midland railroad: IL Greensboro Win
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad fer Salem
and intermediate points: nj Slli'iury wih III:
Western North Carolina railroad except SUNDAY.
NJ Airline junction with Atlanta and Charlotte
Airline
Trans Nos. 9 and 4 will connect ~ Richmond co-
Ing North ana South with the Richmond f:r'tr-
ricksbure aud Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North aud West, AMI win IA" t 81
peake awd Ohio RI lroad tor all points Wet; at
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad To- auC
from Washington and all points North and N,t !;
ut Charlotte with the Char!ottc. Columbia sui
Augusta railroad 10 and from all points Mott
and Snu.h. These trains run aally OF -"
Richmond and I)auvillc railroad, aud connect a3
above, except going north 81 Sunday morning uni
going south Monday morning. rains max ug 'li5
connection run daily on Richmond. Frc"rirn'-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and OHIO rA-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. ". y. G.. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except SUNDAY.
Pullman palace dIawinr-!oOm and slrrp'ns.rari
run on trains Nos. ] and between New i"ri.
and Atlanta uiu Richmond, ans on S"s. 3 aud !
between Richmond and Charlotte. and l"t"cc..
Washington Danvilie, Charlotte. and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 al! southern And southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous t@.&1.e
between the points named on tie tickets 80 IAi =
over checks Will be given. ~
T. N. Il. TAi.turr,
General Superintendent.
JOHN r.. MACMTRnC. General Passenger 'r'ut.
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BY Jas. Macdougall. Auctloneer'
No. 10 Governor street.

rTOSING SALE OF JE W E L R 7 {,
NOTIONS, SHOWCASES,
COUNTERS, &C., At AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 4th instant. at ] or O'Clock. VIII
sell at the store of W. FL Adams, 623 Broad street,
the entire balance Of his stock Of
JEWELRY, NOTIONS. SHOWCASES,
COUNTERS, &C.
Tho attention of the public Is asked to this sale. as
the most valuable portion of the stock remains 10 be
sold. JAS. MACbUOInni.h,
no2 AuCllonccl.
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BY z. Il. Cook. Auctloneer,
No. 1911 Main street.

No. 1911 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PAWN
BROK ERS, CT OTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c;
AT hTCTION.-THlS DAY ut 10 O'Clock VIII
coll nj INV now warcrooms 4 general assortment OF
HoTJSEHOLD FURNlTURE-say,
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
CANE and WOoD-sEAT CHAIRS.
MATTRESSES oxr.o
RRJTSSEIS and INGRAM CARPETS,
Five bals WHITE and BLACK HAIR.
ALSO,
An invoice of fresh ard scasonablc BOOTS and
SHOTS MEMS, WOMES'S, ana GILL
DREN'S WEAR.
ALSO.
A large assortment of PAWNBROkERS' CLOTH
90 E.B. COOE,
80 Auctionecr.
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REAE ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE

DOR SALE AT 4 SACRIElCE-A
LITTLE TRUCK FARM NEAR THE CITY:
good water; IN a healthy and good neish6orhood !;
Within 600 wards Of the Methodist church. Laurel
Hill; about four and halt or five miles from the
city; good turnpke-road; containing FlFTI-slA
ACRES, more or less tunder recent survey. Sixty
ancc and greater part fcrtiized and well adapted to
cover-grass and all kind Of vegetables, with vine
ward of GOO or 79O vines, bearing tast season for
Inc first tlme) Concord grapes plums cherries; APP
pie and peach about scvei,tyive trees, good fruit,
which will be sold at sacrifice reasonable terms,
or can be exchanged for city properly:
- ROBERT b. LYME,
nc 2S.eod5t Real Estate Auctioueer.
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By Robert A. Paine, Auctionecr.
By Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Ill3 Main street.

NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF BRICK
" HOUSE AND LOT No. no NORTH FIFTH
STREET.-By virtue OF 4 decree OF kichmond
I'hanccrv Court entered October &c. 1878, in. re
Burke us. Burke ct ais, the undersigned, special
commissioner appointed thercin: VIII sell on ne
at O'clock p. NJ. ;hat DESIRABLE HOUSE and
LOT No. north Fifth street, near Jackson street
The house has six rooms: gas water, bath &c; Nc-
rantn in front large ick kitchen. stable. wood
house &c: all calvert connections. The properly
is in good condition, and the attention OF parties
wishing 20 purchases comfortable dwelling or a
good investment is called to the sale. Lot fronts ou
feet and runs back TO Il wide alley.
TERMS: tnc fourth CASH balance at four. eight;
and twelve nontns interest added. and title lined
MI all the Durchasc-money IS paid and deed ordered
by the court. JAMES n: llouLEl.
r ruoNpsoS RROwS, Auctioreer. &C 81
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ar11yrTis,s ss.jr,Es...-.rusurs s,ay-s.

nor RENT AT AUCTION THAT s:a
h IARGE AND DESIRABLE TOBACCO sSl:a
WAREHOUSES 60 welt known I'm the city md seas t;
MI large as PLANTERS AND MEHCHAAIs
WARfHOI,SE corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
Will be offered for rent Mt auctions on the premise,
on FRIDAY, November 10 th nj =, d.. Tor ON =
YEAR. 10 commence january T. 1871. nniil ~
her 81. 1915. Particulars will be read on gay OF
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IN & C. MITTELDORFER.

GLORIOUS NEWS FOB THE FAiR;r,W NE :,
NEW AND DESIRABLE SIoCh JUST NE
80" - CEiVED.
CLokKs, sHAwLS, and DRESS GOODS ut prices
to asteptsh all: :. ,o,
RLACK CASHMERE at 37Hc: worth 50e, al QUO.
81. at SIG. worth Sl.25;
COLORED CASHMERES III all shades ana very
BLACK SILKS-thc cheapest in the city;
BLACK ALPACAS from l2h TO 5Oc.-haf Tue
usual price: sooo
Ingram at 25. 80, 35, 40. so, aud GOc::
RUGS from auction)-A full supply; UNDEkt,
SHIRTS for chidrsn, ladies, and gentlemen, IN
great variety and very CHEAP; PR!NIS :,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTrONS; at case
prices: FLANNELS In White, hed; blue. any %,
GRAY. nj all prices; BLANkETS-a large STOCK
from auction.
Strangers In The city will please give us call be-
or SS SGT Broad street.
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IIALuARLE REAL ESTATE ON

VTALUABLE r e A l. ESTATE On
decd OF trust executed by David J. Cowles on the
Ist day Of February, A. D. 1878, to secure debt
therein mentioned, We or one OF us, VIII sen ey
1878 before the court house door OF James City
county, the VALUABLE Tract OF LAND . lying
jamestown island, containing about 375 ACRES,
known as "Ambler's,n which wes purchased ~ y; =
Cowles from William w. Coke, e,Secuior OF Ea z
SOIL with comfortable brick buildings thereon nav
Ing good orchard. and u new wharf-ctecten ~
cost OF about S2,500-to which large yesSeS can
c0rne, 1t has, also, u fine water-yiew.
TERMS $4,000 ana expenses OF sale cash; ior
SA' JOHN A. COKE,
WIS. PEACHY,
ocoJ-I6t Trustees.
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2AUCTEDN SAEES...Fnfnre Days.
81 BY -. Thompson Brown,
Real Estafe Agent and Auctioneer,
t2Gt}ls sff9S II 1 a Main street. SO d I.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
IL BRICK RESIDENCE No. SOC EAST FRANK
lin STREET, BETWEEN FfFTH AND Sixth
virtue or a deed OF triist from Charles
Simpson 10 the undersigned trustees. dated 10th
October, 1876, and recorded In The Richmond
-Chancery Court, ID. b. 100 G, los and whereas
default has been made In the payment OF the negotta
Bile note therein secured, and being required so TO
do we, the undersigned trustees, win sell. GA the
rpre,nsses, on FRIDAY. November 8, 1878. at 4
O'Clock r. NJ, tlint VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
and LOT No. SOC east Franklin street. between
Fiji! and Sixth Streets fronting about 33h feet and
feet 10 an alley.
Special attention is called 10 this sale on account
about twelve rooms. and commodious kitchen at
tached 10 the house. Parties desiring to exam inc
the property can get the keys at the office OF D.
!, TERMS Very liberal, and made known at sale In
JOHN Fl. MONTAGUE,
LEROY e. BROWN,
Trustees.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

TIME VALUABLE STORE AND
DWELLING No. 2O7. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-On Ed
NESDAY, 9th November. at O'Clock L. NJ, we
will sell by auction. upon the premises. the VERY
VALUABLE STORE AND nWEliLil,a MN No. ~ ~.
Broad street, occupied by Mr.. d. III. conner. INC
appearance. and the dwelling above has five rooms
and is in nice order. The lot is 20 BY 137 feet to an
alley. - ,o.,,,o ~ :,
This property is situated in very desirable ana
RAPIDLY iinprovIng part of Broad street, and me
sale Will present IN opportunity tIliY EroWihs
more rarel Of securing Il choice location in what
seems destined to lie the most fashionable b,ls-
ness part OF the city.
Terms: Remarkably llberal-say one fourth
ca I'll: balance ut one. two and three years with III
tcrtst At six per cent? payable srmiannu;llly, ard
secured by trtst-tced. uu,1,,r,
NJ OF AuctioncerS.
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7..'vTeyrTe,y s,Ar.Es.-Fut,,re I,ays.
By E, B. Cook. Aucdoneer,
1911 Main street.

HORSES. BUGGIEs;, -, CARTS a[s EI,rs ANp
HARNESS AT AUCTION:1On TUESDAY
9Th Instant, at 10 O'Clock, VIII sell ut my stables,
Monroe between Broad and Grace stree, s 1,opers
I. - Ia reliable DRIVING and RIDlNG-HOhSEs
BiiGGIEs and HARNESS,
-.-.- q TRUCK-WAGONS, ~Et
i LIGHT SULKEY.
8 CARTS and HARNESS.
The attention Of the public Is re- pectfnIiy asSeo
to this sale. WILLIAM W. LEDL
Saie Soiiuue'-A' ~ " - NOD
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4nll,,su,l|lI ispatfl,
.ass,sr,a NOVEMBER Z, 1878.
fr /, tho pispa,ch.i

NOVEMBER 3, 1878.
asessrs. Editors. Please let constant
rea.I e., of your paper know when tue yell.
1nw.feyer was raging In Norfolk. " has
year IL WASP have seen 1t your paper,
bsf have forgotten. Yours Respectfully,
I'm 1855, we think.l
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CHINA, GLASS, CHINA.
FALL IsiPoRTATIoNs.

FALL APPROPRIATIONS.
Just recaSed from Limoges, France. DIN
NER-, TEA, and CHAMBER-SETs-new deeora-
lions. Also, all the novelties tn he way OF
VENETIAN GLASS, IRIDlSCENT GLASS,
Il BOHEMIAN lsiIAsS,
~ RICH CUT TABL E-GLAss,
LESH, and FIR ESCH WARE,
4 ,CHAMRER-RETS spectaity. s ia -
2s 80. $3.50 GEORGE GIBSON, JH,,
seq J207 Main sirssk