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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

The New York Times has discovered a queer
society in England for the promoting and
propagating of the Gospel OF Jesus Christ in
New England" This society," entitled Tho
New England Society,"" was organized two
centuries ago to work on our Indians and has
managed in that time to accumulate the re-
spectacle sum of SG0O,0OQ in cash, and about
four times as much in real estate AS there
are only two heather Indians left in New
England the society has been sOrely troubled
for some time to find some way to spend its
immense revenues, and has devoted the
greater part Of them, in consequence, to
hunting and lOrdly dinners, in which all the
directors of the company participates. In
fine, the society is devoted rather to the gun
ming of game and eating it aftcrward than to
the interests Of Christianity.
The injustice and improperly OF such &c
ton is Of course manifest. There are many
heathcn left in this country yet, although our
Indians are gone. We think that the Unit, d
States ought to lay claim to this S., 900 900 at
once as its own. We have Bob ingersoll, for
instance, left with us, the Chicago Times and
a host Of others to be converted. and we need
this money to do it. The refusal Of the "New
England Company to spend its income in
this country, on the ilimsy plea that we are
Christians, is absurd and ridiculous. Why,
the whole three millions would hardly suffice
to convert single ward or election district of
Chicago. 1t is fashionable just now to Law
claims to large fortunes in England; it is
therefore, that neither Chicago
nor Oshkosh have laid cIaimto this snug little
fortune on the plea that its citizens were
and irreligious American heath |
ems, and by the terms Of the charter Of the |
be used for their benefit and conversion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

The st. Louis EuenjnG Post is one of our
sprightliest exchanges, and we would despise
TO see 1t sell out and invest its capital in con
tracing to furnish Indian supplies" Yet
the columns Of that paper would seem to in
dictate that its publishers are yoarning TO do
something of that kind
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

james e., the patronymic Anderson. came
to the front and centre pretty solid Says he
"Dont feel any delicacy at all on my account
about asking where that agreement is between
me and Weber. To be honest, / have no OBJ
ieetions to telling who has it, Stanley Mat
thews has Il, for saw it in his hands six
Mneks 400"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

John Sherman doesn't remember anything
about that letter to Weber and Anderson. He
was not acquainted in Louisiana, was IN
entire stranger there. and shouldn't be ex-
pected to remember. How could a man,
under those circumstances, be expected to fix
60 be Beecherized in this manner right at the
beginning, we are in favor of going back on 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

What queer expression was that the Pres
ident Endorsed on Feliciana Anderson's ap-
plicatiOn for an office: "Please appoint this
man to a consulship in some warm climate"
Were the President not known as pious and
religious pillar of the church, some people
would think his expression a gentlemanly
~ telling Ernttn f. GnnA AEadnrns2,, -
that place which Beecher declares does not
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

There Is something rotten in Denmark"
Up TO date we have found neither in the
Funny Mans" column nor among the ''Pica-
yunes for Ladies', get off on Shovel-off. or,
as the Russians spell, Schouvalon, Why Is
Rf1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03
IMPORTANT.

I notice that most of the jewelers. on Canal
street are advertising to close their stores at )
o'clock D. m. In view Of the above fact. and
wishing to accommodate my many customers
and the public generally, who. owing to the
warm weather. will choose the cool of the even
ing to do their shopping, 1 hereby give notice
that will, as usual, keep open until o'clock
D. m. l, c. LEVI,
Ie2u 1o8 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03
RA TIES or SUBSCRIPTION:
The Daily Democrat.
The Weekly Democrat.


Now John Sherman has instructed his
hrother-in-Iaw MOuIton to tell the worlC
through the Cincinnati Commercial that be
can't be pat out without a civil war He is
attlnod to the Keynote.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03

Contemplate farce or Il horrible tragedy"
his career rs a Southern Representative and
n Democrat has beyond all question already
proved to be the former-"a contemplate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03
BODLEY BROTHERS,
RZ7 Rnd I'D. Common street. I27 and 20
Between st. Charles and City Hotels
FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS

Game CARTS, Bagasse Carts. Small Carts of NIL
gizGs Timber WheeIs WheebarrOws. BpOkee
etc,
This Is the oldest and largest wagon establish
mont In tho South. manufacturing their own
f0A " 2dn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-03
WAGONsl CANE CARTss sPoKEsi
II. ". SORTA,
Is and 20 Union and Is and IT Pordido


Bole Agent for the celebrated "BTUDEBA-
of all kinds and Sizes
Dealer in Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons. CARTS and DraYs;, Timber Wheels
WheelbarrOWs Of oil descriptions Spokes. Fol
lOes Hubs. Shafts etc. Wheelwright material
! Orders promptly filed. All work warranted,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
RitI,nloll lspatfl.
---:s=.=7.
, a,,,YI,Ay NOVEMBER is, 1878.

-
Editors Dispatch: II Is useless g work az i
s,,ch questions as Dps aritianetseas hona5
nroblem unless general principles lnSolyea !,
In money tfansactio ions are denniteiy SsIessu
,,s,nn, asst, any schoolbsy can perform Tue
onesasions of duplication. division: SUD,
srscs;ar,. and addition required if : D ',Whi
s.n, s gef the hoy to understand the ertncs-.
y,ieS involved as His Ds',r--choose 10 5ex-
ponnd them. 90,
raj OF the bond Is to be paid annually and
she interest on SO much Of the principal; as
rms over Ia each successive year--antt az
The same time the 5000 received by a from ron
B Is worth an equal rate OF interest 10 a
that he pays upon his. bond-thcn A MAKES
n good Thing OF II, and he pays upon nus
debt only 2-i0 or is Of per cent average
interest per annum. -. ..,,,n,
Rrrr. III tsD'' means to say oy sqads
annual installnenss that the prlncipG anu
interest together paid the first year Is an !,
sane that IS paid for the second year, ahu
% On fiH the whole is smoothed on wltn q
fIfth annual equal payment, then the cues,
ton becomes complicated. Or II the $500
received il considered to be used SO as 70
make compound interest. then "A is still bet-
ter of. And II, &C.; then. &C., and SO on
ad iNfSait&Ds. Yours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

A letter from pump-maker at Evans
vile, Ind, desired to know if the Lime
Kiln Club could make use Of an eight-dollar
wooden-pump, warranted to raise sixteen
gallons OF water per minute; and il, in
case said pump was sent along, the CLUB
would endorse the make, and forward a
written certificate OF its merits. =.
s.You kin put dat epistle in de wood
box" said the President, in answer.
"When emmy pusson gifts bulged out wild
the ideah dat he kin pump dis Lime-kiln
Club dry wild wooden eight-dollar pump,
painted in fo' different coors, am named
after Niagara Falls, he am pumpin' out &c
wrong cistcrn. lie wi!lin' 'nutf tor de
club to endorse such standard articles as
de sun, de moon. de stars, Jupiter, an so
on, but desc new-sprangled noshuns hez
got to STAN back. Dat pump may be all
right, but 'spese dis club endorses it, am it
fails to reach out fur water? How quick
de great American people would reac! out
Tor us ?"-Ffee Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1US Main street.

NyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DESI-
l. eRABLEy SMALL BRICK DWELLING: No.
SIG WEST MARSHALL SWEET, At AgC-
Elizabeth A. Smith to me, as trustee, dated Novem
Der 8. 1si 0, and duly recorded In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, D. Il. Ill B, page 299, default having
been made In the payment OF certain note secured
therein, and at the request Of the holder thereof
viii sell at auction, upon the premises. as above
described, on MONDAY, November 18th, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, The REAL ESTATE mentioned IN
the cffy of Richmond, va. on the north side Of
Marshall between Madison and Monroe streets,
fronting on said Marshall street 20 feet and run
alley. the Improvements consist OF a. comfortable
BRICK COTTAGE with five rooms, hall through
the house; BRICK KITCHEN with two rooms;
city water, Sc. The house Is In nice repair, and
now rented TO good tenant at $3.50 per nnnum.
TERMS: Expenses of this sale and enough 10 paw
note for SLIGO with Interest from the 9Th day OF
November, 1873. till paid. In c,sh; the balance as
the said Z. A. SmiIh may direct. Better terms may
he announced on the day Of eule.
nos FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
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i''eAs' Ellis IBRaM. Pawnbroker.
ELLIS ABRAM, Pawnbroker.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
" No. 11l3 Main street. r.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIF1,H AND GARY
STPFETS NOW OCCUPIED BY GENERAL
PAT. 7. MoogE AND MRS. sMITH.-By virtue
of decree in The suit of Whltc u.s. White ct ats,
entered i'm fhc Richmond Chancery Court ] tn OF
June. 1878. the undersigned, special comnt. sioner
appointed therein. will sell, on the premises; a.
public auction, on MONDAY, November 20, 1879,
at AGO p b., those TWO VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCES. with large columns 10 front, on
the southwest corner Of Fifth aud Cary streets;
running back between parallel lines 100feet.
These dwellings, are centrally located, within fye
minutestwaIk or the pos;-oice and In good ne'Gn-
borhood. -.h -s
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added, and title re-
tanned It'll all the purchase-moncy Is paid ana con"
yeyance ordered by the court.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctIOneer. no 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
by Richardson & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
Il13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOT, WITH FRAMED DWELLING III EkE-
MADISON AND MONROE SrREETS.-By virtue
Of deed OF trust from Rose L. Bush to me- bearing
date on the 9Th day of January. 1877. recorded IN
the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery Court" IN
p. q. 100 c. page 43l. to secure Il certain neg3iia
BILE note described In said deed default having Deeh
made In the payment of said note, and being di,
rected so to DO by The holder of said note shall
proceed to sell ut public auction on the premises,
on MONDAY The 18th dav OF November. SIS- AZ
o'clock P. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN said
deed frontiEg S5 feet the north side OF MALI Ge
tween Madison and Monroe strsets, anu , 5S
feet wide. on which there is comfortable FRAME T;
DWELLING with seven rooms, with front ana
back porchcs. ~, a,,o,sas a,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to nay all expenses OF
executing the trust and to pay OIL note secured iE
said deed for SI.4CO, with ac:rued interest; for
balance on such terms Us may be made known at The
Sma of sale. n. NJ. LEE,
LIN. my a. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18


The leading Democratic journal Of the
South, the C.-J., OF Louisville, tenders the
following advice to numerous class Of
fellow-ctiZers
"Let the leaders Of the Greenback guer-
rillas, the Butler banditti, the Duncan
greaSers, and the Denis Kearney SanScu-
totes, al! disband theirlshirtleSs cankers OF
a calm world aud long peace, and tell them
to 60 to work and drive from their fire.
sides that famine their political bummering
has sent to prey upon their wives and'chil-
dren, and they will soon have less cause to
complain Of hard times"
The Crown Princess OF Germany is about
to send her son on voyage round the
world, and she has packed with her own
hands each OF his trunks, besides selecting
bis library, which contains, among other
things, Shakespeare and Sir Waiter Scout.
The New York Witness, "the only reli-
gious daily" proposes that the best ele.
ments of both parties unite to elect Bayard
in 1880 on platform devoted to "an unal-
terable gold Standard" and several other
things not necessary to mention.
At dinner in the Neutrality-suspicious.
Master Edward, stop that chattering, or
shalt have to report you. Master Edward (:
/ STAT chattering; Pm eating. Usher
Hold your tongue, sir; know you OF old;
you eat with one ear and talk With the
other. know you. -~
81 What kind OF readers do you keeps0
inquired smart Alexander, as he entered
a school book establishment "All sorts Of
readers replied the dealer. Very well !,
them ref eiaed smarty, g give me mind
reaaer.7 The dealer said he had "mind y
to pull his nose Chicago Tribune.
II there ii anything certain in politics. it
may as well be set down as sure thing
that the people OF this great country are
not going to commit their future to the
hands Of the greenback lunatics By n large
maj GRITTY Hds57so7lbttrg Commonwealth.
The manufacturers of zepbyr-worsted
are said to be at swords points. 1t is q
creWei war.
= Oh pyrotechnics 1t may be said: "BY
their works We shalt Snow them by their
OF course.
The difference between good farm and
a boor Is very simple, and is Just this: The
farm is cultivated and the boor Isn't.
But didn't Ran. Tucker leave a dead
CalDm behind him?-0M Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
Au "a, sALHs--Future pays.
BY Richardson q Co. Y
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
< 1118 Main street. S.

. !
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE.
" VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS To-, on THE
NORTH LINE DE- MAIN STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCT1oE.-By virtue OF decree OF the Cbancsry
(,ourt OF rlp ctIy Of Richmond entered on the 29t
day OF June. 1876, in the suit of Walker md wife
u.s.. Bayly DC, we shall, as special commissioners
thereby appointed sell bv auction. the premises,
ON MONDAY the 2Ith OF November. 1879, at
o'clock L. M, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING,
LOTs-iwo of which front 25 feet, and three e
feet each, aud run back between parallel Ines $50
feet to an alley Ine rear 20 feet vide, the north
side of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets.
Parties wantins to buy cannot do better than in
vest In these lots. They possess NIL the advantages
OF location 10 be desired md are by far more COR
yencntt 10 the business centre than MANY other lots
for which there seems to be greater demand
Being anxious wind up this suit, aud these lots
being NIL the city property belonging TO The estate
Of the said BaylY unsold, great inducements VIII be
offered to buyers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
aud eighteen months. negotiable notes given for tile
deferred payments, with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
- JOHN Ii. GUY, .s.
ALEXANDER q. H0LLADAY,
no Is Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
BY Robert B.Lyne.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctlonecr,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE LOT ON WEST MAIN STREET tOP-
POSITE MONROE PARKl BETWEEN BELyI-
FRAME DWELLING OF THREE OR FOUR
ROOMS IN IT. No. Gl3, NOW OCCUPIED
BY w. B. SMITH, BY ACCTlON.-ln pur;,
in suit of Poat guardian Us. Poat and als on the
I4th day of November. 1878, shlIl proceed to
THURSDAY the 2lst day OF November. 1878. 1T
4 O'Clock r. 81, rhe above VAL LIABLE and WELL
LOCATED PROPERTY, situated opposite the
value. The properly has city culvcrts. WAFER con-
nections. &c. The lot fronts south side Main be-
100 feet.
TERMS: Under decree. one fourth cash: residue
at four, eight. and twelve months. with negotiable
notes, interest st rate of six per cent, and title re-
tanned.
Parties desiring To purchase 4 small home, With
4 splendid future. are invited 10 the sale.
JAMES Fl. DO0LEY. Special Commissioner.
ROBERT 3. LYME. huctinrecr. no ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
BY Grubbs C Williams.
Real Estatc Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

EXCELLENT MEDTUM-sIzE FRAME
II DWELLING No. Gil NORTH TWENTY
FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH, AT AUCTIoN;.Me yili sell at auction,
1878. az 4 O'Clock P. M.. the NEAT AND COM
PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING above referred
kitchen with two rooms, n wasl-housc. and q well OF
good wafer in the yard. The LOT fonts 81 feet and
runs back about 30 feet 10 m alley In the rear.
TERMS: Al sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no q AuctiOntcrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

A clerk In the Office of the Kew York
Christian Advocate west into a saloon,
engaged in a dispute with unknown man,
got bit in the leg with beer.glass, and
afterwara died from amputatioR OF the
wounded member. "A
The CUSTOM OF kissing the bride is going
: out OF style Ia California, where one OF the
fair ones recently slapped the. preachers
3aw out OF Joint because he attempted to
set the arst salute.
We beg tesuggest TO chat ancient fiddler
/. 1iIat herealler he spell his name Oienm
Bull Detroit Free Press. ..s3
Something Of . wag tse tip OF d dogs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
PETERSBURG, November 10, 1878.
For the Dispatch.l
TFor the Dispatch.I

FLOR the Dispatch.I
Answer to interest problem in Dispatch !:
S90G=amount received for bond.
S56=ayerage interest for FIVE years on
81 900. ti.r
Then 90o:56::10O:6 20, which is the rate
Of interest. -et
Proof: 900x6 20 per cent.=S56.
This gives the interest on 5000 for one
year. r.. @
Observation-Disclosures on 800 for five years.
900Y2S0=11S0=princ and interest OF
S1,000-bond at maturity. w.
LEXINGTON, VA, November Is, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

MYSTERIOUS JIz.-linler-Ocenn: 1-One
day he called at livery stable on the North
Side, and notioning the proprietor to fol-
low him, led the way into a remote. stall,
and, in mysterious manner, Hkispered ia
his ear.
81 Aes,' 5oa acasat DO sest thats,Oaaaanaast?' ~
The Householder gsasped " Mysterious
Jim by the arm, leered at kiua with his
eyes In tragic manner. and said:
"Sh--1 follow metz
Up the ladder. over the piles OF bay, into
a CORNER Of the attic he went, snd there,
gripping q Mysters0as Jtn7s shoulder, he
uttered In hoarse whisper:
'ss sold hes'. p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
BY Edward c. GoGdln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
1915 Main street.

TENRUSTEE'S S A L Z O F ELEGANI
az MAIN STREET IlALF-NILE WEST OF THE
CiTY-By virtue Of decd OF trust dated the l2th
of September, 1877, duly recorded In INC c!ern 5
office of Hcnrico County Court. being T. quired so 10
do bv the beneficiary thcrci1 secured, VIII seq on
the premises on the STII OF NOVEMBER; lS7 5,
al 4 o'clock L. NJ. the beautiful BElCA Nv ELL ELL
INC, containing Twelve rooms, with marhie man
icis and elegantly finished walls lately owned by r.
W. Brown. Esq Large brick Kitchen anu Stable on
The nrcmises The place has large orchard OF
pears apples and peaches. Every part OF me place
IL in excellent order. ana Is one Of tile most dc-lr-
BILE residences In the western suburbs. , - .,.,
dated 18th December. 1875. for $500 payable
December l 5, 1878. but by consent oil Inc holder
credit of one wear will he given from that date.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses of sale ana 70 pay q
note Of SECS. go, due 10Th September, 1878, Win
interest at six per cent I'LL paid; ana tile Dahcc Is
'ne pie'eA' '"-0- S. CONWAY GODDIN,
,o7 Trustee.
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TARM IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR
i RENT.-The undersigned, rs receiver OF me
court. appointed by decree of November 6. 1878,
rendered in the chanccry cause OF i'utney & Watts
rs s. III. Owens ana ats. ncndlng IA Hanover Cir
cut Court will offer for REM publicly. on the premt-
se: at O'Clock 7. NJ. on TUESDAY, November
26h next (if not sooner rented privately FOR the
year 1879, that VERY DESIRABLE FAR9i, III
Hanover county, known rs Crancv I5laud-' 81; ia
ted on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. about hait
Il mile from Atee's station. and containing ABOUT
4l3H ACRES, Of which the larger portion Is III
high State Of cultivation. ~,
This FARM has on 1t 4 GOOD DWELLING and
all necessary out buildings. and also very large
orchard consisting OF fruit ofryCry kind. Further
Information can he obtained by calling AT the office
Of Messrs Gregory & Cardwc No. HOB Main
street. Richmond. Va.
TERMS: Made known on day of renting.
r. Ii. CARDWELL, Receiver.
M EGruAl
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REsr- ESrATE ar PRIVATE SAFE.
FOR RENT.

nor RENT. TWO LARGE AND -
Il DESIRABLE FACTORIES corner OF Cary Ell
am ,r"a rRICK DIV ELLING No. COS east Main
street suitable for 4 clearinghouse. :,
BRICK DWELLING no. 902 west SLafsllaii
street with six rooms and Kitchen. "
ErICk DWELLING on Fifth street near Leigh,
with six rooms and kitchen.
BRICK STORf? and DWELLING on Hosby street
FRiME DWELLING on Twcnty-siXh street be-
tween NJ and streets - -, s.
Neat FRAME COTTAGE III Howara'S Grove,
with four r0oHs and kitcheu.
TWO FLOORS. containing about ci%ht rooms
over William jenkins ( Co.'S. 1918 Main street.
~ RICHARDSON Il CO..
ro1Sat lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
EyJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
Il DWELLING AND OTTER IMPROVEMENTS
ON A LARGE LOT. FRONTING EIGHTY FEET
ON PLEASANT STREET, SrRECkER'S HILL.
BY virtue Of Il deed OF trust from jacob Coin ant
wife 70 the trustees of the Mutual building and
Loan Association. dltei 20t March: 6, record,
ed in Richmond Chanccry Court, Deed Book l02
A. page 462-dc!au't having been made, and being
required ny the beneficiary therein so 10 dove. the
undersigned. present trustees OF said Association
will sell. on the premises. on EDNESDAI, No
vember 20, 1878, 1T AZ O'CLOCK L. NJ, Tie following
REAL ESTATE-io wit:
IA certain LOT. with Il LARGE BRICK BUILD
ING thereon. fronting so feet on Pleasant street
between Nineteenth and M0Sby streets, ana running
back gig feet to IN alley II feet wide. being the
same real cs'are conveyed to said Cohn byJ. Amber
Smith and wife by deed dated The l9ih day OF June
S73. and recorded inthc office vi the clerk OF the
Chanccry Court of RchmOnd.H
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut six ana
Twelve months, interest added anI sGcnrsti ~
decd of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN +. HAWKINS.
CHARLES l.. STkNUS.
Trustees.
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no 1S-it
gIOR RENT, AT Low RATES,
BUSINESS PLACES,

BUSINESS FLACES,
SIS TO $50 PER MONTH:
STORE AND DWELLING; No. 10 cast Broad
street. near FOushee. rooms: o,o - MI,
STORE AND DWELLING No. oZo elSt -'ia'h
street near Ninth Ninth. rooms:
STORE AND DIV YELLING No. I43 ho!lh secohu
81 rect near Jackson. rooms: 1, w,
STORE AND DWELLING No. ] 8 north -Four
t.cnth street, near Franklin, 6 rooms;
STORE AND CELLAR No. Governor street;
STORE (s:nallI corner Hill and 81. james Streets
S1'0l,E on Brook avenue near Broad street;
Upper PART OF 1902 east Main street, D
rooms: suitable for offices: -.
: TPPEP-pART OF No. 6 north Fourteenth street,
2 rooms; Suitable for boardcrS. IL
DWELLINGS,
So TO S65 PER MONTH:
7,2 cast Franklin, near Seventh street, II rooms.
AUG south Third street CANDLES HID, ~ rooms
Corner Tenth and Clay streets, 10 rooms:
IL south Fifth street, near Cary. rooms;
IFS east Clay, near Second street, rooms:
81 west Canal street, near Adams, rooms;
3l3 west Main street (n'ar the Park), rooms;
COG west Cary street, near Jefferson, 9 rooms;
207 south Second street. near Canal. rooms
Gl north First street, Oregon I'LL. 3 rooms.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auclionccr,
no l6.1S&2O 11l3 Main street