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me Next Excursion.

take s1I Ol.es excursion u on to Ocean City.
Al traP|n Place oe;,, on Thursday next x
II s % o'clo.ll Will leave the depot in this
ing, leayec seck ont IN the morning. Re-
for tbe ifsVe roaD, Ocean City at s O'Clock.
ions will viii 'band Ho trip, $500. The ex.
' 'As close Of the season, -""'S-
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Tho strect Comm i.sionorship.


City Connoil will meet again, this
evening In special SESSION provided for
by the City Charter, for the purpose Of
olectlDg u Street Commissioner, Clerk of
the Market, Regulator of the City Clock,
+ Weighmastes, and Corders Of Wood
and Bark. Hf& tI M
Various rumors are current to-day, In
regard to the expected means to be used
to break the dead lock In Council, 80
as 10 permit the election Of Mr.. Lynch
to the Office Of Street Commission
without imposing upon him the me-
cessity OF xoting for himself.
There are thirteen Democrats and
eight Republicans In the City Council.
but with Mr.. Lynch not voting, and
n essrs. Paynter and Hart voting against
the other Democrats, the vote will stand
ten FOR bis opponents, thus making tie
and effectinR no result. Mr.. Lynch
coulds Of course, cause an election by
voting for himself, but this he does not
desire TO do, and variety Of measures
are being considered for the purpose of
relieving him from his embarrassing
position. What these measures are Is
not definitely known but 1t is stated on
good authority that arrangements have
been made which will secure the desired
result, without very pfotracted ses-
sion.
COUNCILMAN HART's POSITION.
Councilman A. j. Hart, was inter.
viewed by q GAzKTTH reporter this
mornirg with regard to the position he
would take at the final struggle for the
Street COmmissio or ership this evening.
evening. He said he would continue in
the course he had taken In the matter
already, and would do al! in his power
10 checkmate auy move made by MIR.
Lypchs friends. He was actuated In the
opposition to Mr.. Lynch from principle;
I. e. he could not vote for q member OF
Council for office. Had that gentleman
resigned his seat before the caucus
noun nation, he would have supported
him, and he had told his fellow me smbeIs
so long ago.
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From EsarOu,e.

LONDON, July 5.-In the House of
Commons last night the government
agreed to the motion of Mr.. Henry
Chaplin conservative, member for Lin
colnshire, for the appointment of Q roy.
al commission to inquire into the causes
Of the agricultural depression and how
far they were created by or are remedial
by legislation. The matter caused great
debate. All sides ag'eed that . great
cause Of the depression was American
competition.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL's FUNERAL.
PARIS, July 8.-General Castelnau
has asked to be placed ON the retired list
la order that he may be able to attend
the funeral Of the Prince Imperial.
LONDON, July 6.-The Observers cor
respondent at Paris understands that
Prince Jerome Napoleon and his two
sons will attend the funeral.
FRANCE AS A GRAIN IMPORTER.
PARIS, July 5.-The National says
that in the council OF ministers M. Le-
fere, minister Of the interior, estimated
that the consequence of bad crop the
purchase Of foreign grain would amount
to C2O, ,000, 900.
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET,
ROME, July Cit is asserted that Sig
nor Sella has been intrusted with the
formation of new cabinet. ,
FORTy-EIGHr PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON July THE Times CORES
pondent at Paris, sends the follow
ing: The Journal de Jurd reports that
in hurricane on the r,v.r Doubs, a
steamer with fifty-three passengers was
sunk. Only five persons were saved.
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Returned Home.

N. cs'lonal q n B. B. club, of Washing
HiurS. ~ dn passed :, through this city this
Is' sS,,o on the $3.50 Baltimore mail
! Soma S,a' They have been absent
thew S'1u hs,n nye weeks, during which
|, Any ana nave AVE been playing the Eastern
es plavs% nSTe won ,9 the majority of the
Serly l''sea. y IN Mr.. Butler, who was
Eeus os me member of the Quickstep
VI 'hls city, was with the cluh,
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PLEASURE PAKTY MISSING,

PoRT CoLBoRNE, Ont, July 9, 1870
On Thursday night last John .ScoEtiah
and Isaac Dayton, married, men, snd
Tholnss Conroy, Edward Henley, ,f'Jfs,
Joseph Mcfarland and John Mooney,
single, left here in small sailing o,bo6
to attend the celebration Of thei Fourth
Of July at Buffalo. Nothing has hem
heard ofthem since andit is feared IN
have been lost. t.a ...I. Z .a.iicE q
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-
Didn't Know Her Name.

'HS R,.as man made application TO Mag
bino D.aly sal lor marriage license this
s 1. anu havlng his name was ask
!. ar's far /. u the woman he intended
N ~, pettsr or worse. The dar-
nj amy Jaleh' was completely nom
n, ,nu an i after scratching his woolly
bk bs, \" Instant, remarked "Boss,
/ ,in, v' h nlst names Hammer, but
Ia tnow n. oeeh quainted wifi her long
S,ss !, A. ner name. Anyhow sab
|oul.n Ut pint OF my 'tenshun to
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REGISTERS ORDERS
- e.
Register's a(Srderi
REeIsTKR's OrFIeE,. 10
NoW Castle county, lima ~ ia10

new castle county, June 10, iS79.fal
Upon the application of Mary Douahertu.
Administratrix of George Douhercy. laiS
OF Brandywine hundred, in said Coubtv
deceased, tt Is ordered and directed BY tfS&
Register that the Administratrix aforeeaid
give notice Of granting OF letters OF ady
mlnlstratioh upon the estate or the d6cea3.
cd, with the date of granting THEREFOR 80
causing advertisements to be posted Wit}b
In forty days from the date of such lettera.
In SIX OF the. most public splaces az The
county Of New Castle, requiring ali ner-
sons having demands against the ostAES 70
present The same or abide by an act of,a1R
semoly IN such case made and proyided.
Ana also cause the same TO be ifisArtG
with1n the same period In the DAIrX
GAZETTE, newspaper publ iKhed Ia VNik
mington. and to be continued therein three
49,, Given under the hand and sesi
l.. 3. ( OF office OF the Register aforesa hh
'->~~' at New, Castle, In New CasNe
county. Aforesaid The day and year above
written. s. G. BfGGS. RegIsIay.cs
-. EOTICE a.AsliA
All persons having cfaims iNgaiast the Fs
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested. TO the Admihistratrix on on
before June 18TH; A. d, 1880, erebide M
Act Of Assembly in suCh case made nn2S
provided MARY DOUdHERTf!T-
=, A,aarsss y "a csaa, b. tafis. 4storsey. VIII
m'"e'oh Del. June3l eodsw
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Chill and the Argentine states.

LONDON, July 5.-The Argentine Cod
stating that the rejection BY the Senate
of the Argentine States or the treaty
with Chill for she settlement Of tho
Patagonian question does not imply q
conflict with Chill. The negotiations Afe
being continued with view to ArrivinG
at another aid a,satisfactOry' solution Of
the boundary question. se 4os s,ss3ex.A
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An Awning i'm Flames

A lighted cigar stump thrown away by
some one passing, set fire to the awning
In front Of W. B. Coles gents furnishing
goods store at No. POP Market street last
evening. The Fame Hose Fire company
ran out and extinguished the blaze.
Dana &c slight.
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Miss G. L. Wolfe, the wealthfesr sin nssch
woman in the United States; ;shss arrfy
At Newport, after a-two years. trip
Europe. Her residence 'is,in New Yol ls9
She is worth SIC, ,0OO, 900. ..., ,l..'sr,sT AZ
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HEALD & CO.,
BANKERS 4 BROKERS.
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES d COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYrON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
D Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tions. Tickets to and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
jan8-ly
WILMINGTON. Del, July Z, 1879
L ,tsst stock quotations furnished by
deald q Co., Clayton House Building
Wilrs inCton, Del. al IL M. to-day:
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CHINA AND KAsHGARaAlT
L.oNpoN. ,Jujyl q. 1H70

:. r.. I1oNDVN, July ., IoIS:
graphs from Kapai Asia, as. foll0as,-L
The Chinese have retaken eKeshEAg.
A portion of the Muss ulman- population
fled; but many people were massacred
aud large body of citizens are shut 'up
in the citadel. The inhabitants 8f
kulda have determined to fly iYsflY6
town and province is restored to Ghfna
bp the RUSSIANS" 7lffY. sll E1s4i.g73f
cents was found indicating that he 4 NAV
have been killed and robbed. !, % ,.his
clothing was superior to- that of ap or
dinary tramp. His death must have 'oc !.
cured two or three weeks ago, il nSe
more. from the advanced, stage OF. tkri
composltisn. f.-D 10 IsTIe1 u a
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A MUSIC TEACHERS TERRIBLE
z4fU4 DEATH, a1AWA

MATTEAwAN, July 5.--Jessie Dunbsf,
20 years old, music. teacher, was walk
ing in Toohey's Grove, in this place, this
afternoon, and some boys threw fife-
crackers where they exploded under her
skirts. Her clothing caught fire, ana
she was so severely burned that she died
at 8 O'Clock. Coroner ScheEck took her
ante-mortem deposition. Public feeling
against the boys who caused the accident
is very intense. .,ei -Hi 2t-A9 l5H1e5
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4 also Alarm.

n The alarm, of fire at l o'clock to-day
was false. ! | ~
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Wilmington Markets.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NJ Office.
IN JEFFERSON DEBocRATIc CLUB,
.. July7, 1919.
this evening Is requested. Special busi-
ness. JNO. q. FARRA,
jy7-tt Secretary.
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Crushed by Agtreet Car

CINCINNATI, July 5.-2In Dayton
Ohio, yesterday, as q street car was de-
scendirg the grade near Eberies Garden,
the brakes gave way, and the horses ran,
overtaking lady who was pushing & bx-
by-carriage containing fifteen-months-
old babe. The car team crushed ! the
carriage, killing the child. / " .si>s.
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KILLED IN A RAIDWAY aDEPOT

LOUISVILLE, July 5.--A man, lamed
Sweeny, a mechanic, was accidentally
killed at the Jeffersonville, Muncie 4hh
Indianapolis depot this forenoon, and
Ed. Kelley, a brakeman, was murtally
wounded, by train Of cars colliding III
the depot. The engineer, Frank Scott,
is under arrest for carelessness in tho
case. s-- .-'A .----~ -"
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Local Stocks and Bonds.

Local Stocks ana BOmdDs
National Bank OF Delaware. e............. 40
First National Bank. 1856
Union National Bank.
National Rank vii. and Brandywine.. 50
Farmers Bank. ........................ 80
Wilmington Goal Gas Company ........ "a
delaware r. r. Co.. Observation-Disclosures ..f6k
Delaware Western r r Co Stock, 10
Phila. vii. q Baltimore r. Il. Co... 6bIs
Wilm d Northern r. r. Co............. "
Delaware Fire ms. OO..................35
Delaware State Bonds. .1O3
Wilmington City 6s.....................l0 .l06x n
Wilmington City Sc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .10214
New Castle County Loan. lOz
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. go. I02
Delaware Railroad, extension. .........lV1
vii. Passenger Railway Co. LIST mort. 100
Stock, 4
Masonic Hall ca Ronds. ....,,...,,,.. 90
Masonic Hall Co. o........................ 2
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BIIRIED BY BRICKS.

One of the piles of bricks on Fourth
street between Market and King streets
fell over ON little boy, whose name
could not be learned, on Saturday even
ing. and completely hid him from view.
Fortunately he was not seriously hurt,
but was only bruised. Several other lit
tie bows, and girls, who wore playing
there al the time were also bruised.
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The skiff race on Saturday came off a
10 o'clock q. m. and was won by the j. )
Cross, with the Little Harry second, ant
Columbia third. -Fhe course was IRON
the mouth of the creek to HOOK AM
back. The Gross won the neat sum o
$l8.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TIHsnAY April 90, 1879.


~~r.n, S,cnrittes.-UnI:cd states AIS,
,NcE hid: United states As, l01S bid. .,
SInks -VIrgipIa consos, o6n Die; .
,sSed VtrKipi, consols. new. IL bid, AZ asker
Vir-inia fundae'e. 80 PIE naIs Is Nd "a asked
Virginia iax-rccrivab'c coupons, SlT oia' CO
North Carolina bonds. 22S DID, "a asked. s,
(,tty lkcurittss.- Richmond Guy = -: a. ia
in4G aEEcs: Petersburg city e's. +. and A. i To-;
sskcd: I,nchburx city 81, J. aud j.; !l4 Din
Lynchburg ci1y G's j. and e. -, IN M,nchesrer as,
Raiiroud Bonds.-Virrtnia Central Ea,.To "a
fourth mortgage SIS. d. ana ~, iv41 on, nd InaH
hid: Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad lunIeu o .
J. and j.. 90 bid: SoutbSlie Railroad secoEd no H, !,
gage preferred 6's. and D.: 1Sa e ela Soa un
10 MD: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad FIRST sort-
gage rs j. aud j.. l01 BID Norfolk anG rsle is
burg Railroad first mort gage s. D. anu d. do5 o.u
S,s J. and j.. S5X hid: Petersburg k2llroad nrst
mortgage IS. j. a,r: D.. 100 bid: Atlantic, Miisis
sipsi and Ohio Railroad certificate, 9S ola; htc I
mono Fredenck>hur and Potomac Railroad LOTT ,ort-
r.,pe Us D. and D.. lO2 bid: Richmond and Dan
vii. Railroad consolidated e., M. and M 9U old'
Piedmont railroad first MORTGAGE ~; a. any vi
100 bid: Atlanta and Charlotte ir-Llnc haiiroau
6rst mortgage rs, j. aud D., 40 asked. ,...,,,
canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and kanawha Canal
frst mortgage 6's. NJ. and ~. 55 bid
Ra:i50aa Stocks.-fichmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad 6 per cent. guaranteed: 100
par 70k bid: Richmond Fredericksburg ana f0t a,
mac RaiIro.d Z per cent: gnarantetd 100 par SIa
n,a and and M" Rallrcsd 100 par asked
EtabOaro and Roanoke Railroad common, lou lar
IS bid: Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaran-
RINK Stocks.~Firs, National. 100 DIR. 6 bid ;
National Bank of Virginia, 100 rar. 80 asked
Union Bank OF Richmond, go par, 40 bid; Citizens
Bank, rs par, 22 asked. ,oo - ~
fasurance CompuuseS.-- Granite, 100 par, 70
asked
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r,.re op rnE sHENASpoAH.- Everybott

FATg OF TnE SHENANDOAH Every bcuy
mas heard OF the Shenandoah, The notorious
,,r,vateer OF the southerners OF the American
civil, war; but do not suppose tnat H,aay
Know what was the ultimate fate OF Tue SNIP .sp
when the war ended. OF all places I'd ~
world. she now lies " fathoms deep on Tue tue
island OF sscrotra, In the Arabian gun. nsr
story il A strange one. She was ousy 0ui1 s
inr wbalers in Behring Straits, Wnen WIZ WIZ
sael,. her commsnder, the mldest.man-
ncred man who ever seuttled ship OF cut a
throat. y heard Of the collapse OF the SCUM.
Mis eccupation being gone, and being WIN.
ont home or barber 10 which he burst
xvith safety return, he ran the Shenandoah
TO Liverpool, and immediately surrendered
her 70 her Maiesty's ship Donegal, IN the
Mersey. She was banded over to the Atner!-
can consul, and afterward bought at auc.
tiop BY Nicol, Fleming Il Goa hrn .n .h
has earned notoriety in connectlon " ,sn
the failure Of the CITY OF Glasgow-iof tno
Sultan Of Zanzibar. After remaining i".s
AZ Zanzibar for some wears sbe was st !, ="
Rombay for repairs. but foundcred on GU
corn. all hands beng lost except one Ens-
i;sbman and few Lascars.-London hoTso'
fn-H 10th.
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BY Grubbs L Williams.
AuctionetrS and Real Estate AGENTS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCT!ON.-By virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, entered oil The
2sih of September. 1878. In the suit therein pend
Ing. under the short style OF james L. Fosh u.s. ST.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company and dtS..n
the undersigned. who thereby appointed i spe-
clal commissioner for that purpose Will sell 1T pub
lie auction, at the Office of Gruhbs Williams, No.
4 north Eleventh street. in The city OF Richmond
on THURSDAY, May l, 1870. IL 12 O'Clock M
| the VALUABLE FARM known as Wcstbrook,"
containing 7S3 ACRES more less, lying In Ches.
terrified county, Immediately on James river, and
adjoining Presque Isle.''
The improvements consist of q COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with six ro3ms' aud all necessary
barns and out-buidiugs, and the land Is In high
stte nf improve mept This estate IS believed 10 be
one of the best Gu James river. ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses of the
sale aud $4,000, With interest thereon from 2Sth
| September, 1878, and The defendants costs: and
the residue Of the purchase money unou credit for
| six aud twelve months. In eqnal instruments bear
ing Interest from the day OF SALE secured by nego-
! liable notes, made payable TO said James II. Tosh,
ara lien reserved upon the whole property, or
Eunon such other terms 10 the said residue The
said Tosh may In writing designate and request on
| or before the day OF sale.
CHARLES s. STRINGFELLOW,
| Special Commissioner.
! GnuBBs & WILLIAMS, Austloneers, NH 81
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THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 y. ~ Leaves EichmontTrE>DAY, TliCRs
BAY and SATURDAY. Connect, a
West Point VIVA s''rr,rr .lavIia -
al point. YORK river AMI s!I!t
IEorr. Arrives in B.is NOR: al s
NJ. conn.rts with rai!-lncs Tor W1sh
!ng.on, i'h:lade!l 'lia. New YORK.. H";
ton and all western rDinta. Connect:
at Richmond with trains On Rich!aun>
ana Petersburg a8G Chesapeake az
OHIO railroads.
THROUGH FRElGfyT.
5:1OA. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WEI.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
500 4. ii TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT.
I-RRDhY. Conues,ts with steamer
n West Point iur river landings, Bal.
timOrc, and all western p0.a;:. t"i.
ucCts n Richmond WIKI ,raius on Rich
rond and Il,rvihc railroad, Richn"u'
and !'etel shnrs, and Chesapeake sn'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:3o 2. NJ, Leaves Richmout MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A, 4. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Cor
meets with trains on Rchuiona ans
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohic
railroads. Stca ser Havana leaves Bal
timore from Pier li4 Light stree
MONDAY, WEDN ESpAY, and FRI
p .rsn n; f from Phl al Se~ YORK
and western points, and II West POM
with trsaus for Richmond snd III.
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
a.o5P Pm ARRIVES at Rlchmoud MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
sSo Nj. TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY. Connects with steamer 4
West Point from Baltimore. Con
meets with Richmond aad DanY!lle
Rcamund and Petersburg, and Chess
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
Io.l5 A. Il. Arrives AT Richmond N . y ID \
WEOS ESDAY, aud FRIDAY. Con
meets With Richmond ant Peters
burg aud Chesapeake and one rais'
roads. =, -.
No transfer OF freight At Richmond to or iron
southern points. Cars run through between -A'i@h1
and West Point. .,
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rale'
guaranteed. ,.. ,,,.. r,,ss
,.suad 70 al northern and western poiuts.
Through tickets sold to all norihsrs eastssn All
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket Ol
Ace, s2B Main street; a. the Exchange hotel Az Az
company's depot; corner Ireh'S-snhu Anu D''
s1, nc So II. r. nOUGLAs. Superintendent
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By NIL. jacobson, Auclioncer,
1414 Main street.

VERY LARGE, ATTRACTIVE, md ND
Y PEREaIpTORY SALE OF MI E IH,!IlE :
sTOCK OFF CROCK cry. GLASSWh!,ESE:s H2 ri,SE
FURNISulNCi GOODS. SHOW-CaS,ETTS; IOi -
DOLLS. &C. At AUCTlnNTon ~ ohSDn ~ :
2IG east Broad street thasing determined 10 IcIirS
frm businrssI my entire took Of the above NAMED
goods. Tine stock Is very large and varied. ana
comprises every article usually found In hrSI-chsS
establishment. ,, M9r's m,9' I1S II Inc
CUPS and SAUCEEs, PLATES. DISHES
TIiREENS. Fowls. BASINS and EWERS,
TEt-POTS. COVERED DISHES,
Mugs, NAPLES, Gc.&c
LAMPS. nECANTERS, CANDY-JARS,
CELERiEs, BOWLS. PITCHERS.
SUGARS. GASTOkS. &c.
nOUSE-FURNISHINGG GOODS:
Such
PLATED TEA and TABLESPOONS,
KNIVES, and FORKS.
.TOILETW
FINE FRENCH VASES.
pARIAN STATUETTES.
FANCY SPITTOONS.
WOOD. and WILLnW,oWARE.
BASKETS CHAIRS. TRAYS,
BRASS-BOUND CANS. &c.:
together with very large assortment Of FALUA-
OLE FANCY ARTICLES. which cannot be
enumerated In an advertisement.
Three VERY HANDSOME SILVER.PLATED
SHOWCASES.
The stock OF TOYS embraces nearly every article
found in LIGHTHOUSE. together with many other
articles ada ptcd to each liue of the business:
Tho attention Of the trade and the public gene.
rally Is requested. .
TERMS: sums Of 900 and under. cash; over $50,
sixty days credit for approved endorsed negotiable
paper II. Il. rtIIhLlLe..
T W pnwFIJ S,lcsman al 30-2t
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by J. Thompson BrpwH.
Real Estate Agent and Au"tiOnccT,
lib east Main street.

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. 16
- NORTH TWENTY-FIESr STREET.-At The
request of the owner vii sell on the premises on
FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1879. IL O'clock r. il. imat
FRAME HOUSE now occupied by +. Neach. The
house Is one and half stories high, ana cootalns
three rooms. The lot fronts % rect ana runs BACK
43 feet
An opportunity is here offered for persons cf
moderate means 10 gel home, or my person WIN
limited means can make good. paying lnSt>trih.
TERMS: one fourth cash and the balance In SIX.
twelve. AMI eighteen months after date, interest
added. and secured by deed OF ir$i. a,,>
}. THOMPSON EEp"N.
,no5 NurtlniieGr.
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A SSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
"A IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON
TIE CITY OF MANIC ESTER,O ON cambridge
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS. AND THE GEL
EBRATED BRAND OF HkW1NG-IOBACCO
KNOWN AS THE ."STONEWALL" BRAND,
WHICH WAS MANUFACTURED BY MESSRS.
JONES BROTHERS & co, IN RICHMOND, VA,
AT AUCTION lin pursuance OF decree OF me
United States Court for the Eastern stl let OF Vir-
ctnia, entered Oil tEc 18th day of April. 1879, In
the cause OF Jones Brothers Co.. hankrupts, we
shall proceed 10 sell, IN the city Of Richmond, in
front of the custom hcuse, on Bank street, on
O'Clock L. ~, for cash. tae well-kHown ana popu-
lar brand Of CHE ING-TOBAC CO. formerly man
ufacturcd by Jones Brothers & Co., known as The
'STUSEWALL" brand.
On the same day. at =, O'Clock +. NJ, we Will sell,
upon the premises III the city of Manchester, Va,
as store, with large dwelling over same, situated
on Hull between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
said LOT being part of Lot No. 46 in the plan OF
said city. and the sane property conveyed 10 sald
Jones Brothers & Co. by 4. F. Harrison.
Immediately after We will sell LOT fronting o9
feet on Eighth street and running back Eo"d
Also, nice TWO FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT corner of Thirteenth and Cambridge streets.
Lot fronts 81 feet on Bainbridgc street and runs
back about 60 feet.
months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable NOTES, with
legal interest added from day OF sale, and The title
to be retained until all The purchase-money is paid
and conveyance ordered by The court. ..'
HENRY 6. CANNOS,} Assirnecs.
HILL CARTER, n@'tsNo
We will unite in the above sale.
r K: B. B: T MAiNlSS' Trustees.
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