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National Republican., 1880-09-06
Tho Assault Upon Judge Porter.

The attempt to smirch the Hon, A. q. Porter,
candidate for governor In Indiana, through
such agencies as are patent In the democratic
party, has met with sudden setback, Get.
ting an iukling of what was in the wind, Judge
Porter promptly met the question. The
story, as most such stories are that originate
in tho democratic party, was in effect that n
clerk In Judge Porter's office received $4,000
TO influence she action Of the comptroller in
the matter of the Kansas claim for percent.
age on thu sals Of public lands. This Is Judge
Portoi's explanation:
"By admitting Kansas into the union the
state was granted per cent. Of the sales Of
National Republican., 1880-09-06
why is This Thus?

10 The Editor Of The National Republican;
SIR It is stated that Mr.. Charles II, Allen.
who is clerk In the navy yard, leaves rcgu'
larly every day at l2 o'clock and repairs to
the Office of the democratic journal OF this
city, where he devotes the rest Of his time in
writing editorials abusing the administration
aud the republican party. Can these things
he 1nd not excite ones special wonderP ls
II for this that the republican party tights the
battles of tho country at tho bdlot'6oS aud
secures republican administration II not
why is this thusf NAVY AED
National Republican., 1880-09-06
A POLICE omcor,s Funeral.

muth, who died last Thursday evening, took
place yesterday afternoon from his late resi-.
dencc, No. 1876 Virginia avenue. The attend.
ance, which was large included detail OF
police under command of Lieutenant Gess
ford, detachments from the different G.. A. r.
posts, National lodge, No. 12, f. A, A. NJ, and
representatives from the American Legion of
Honor and other organizations. The romans
were deposited in the vault at Prospect Hill
Ce CemeterV
National Republican., 1880-09-06
The Complete Keturns.

TFrom The VOIumbIn g. C) Kegsler.I
The Aiken Journal aud Reriew gives us the
following returns, which, it says, will he found
absolutely correct" We arrange according
to each congressional district, so as 10 show
the exact excess over tho probable basis of
representation in each congressional district,
Putting the population OF the United States
at 40, 100000 and fixing the number of federal
representatives at 300, this would give 1896
rs the representative basis Upon this basis
South Carolina, with her population of 996 sci,
would be entitled to six members, with a nu.
mercal strength of 14,s24 to spare. Here is
the statement by congressional districts
National Republican., 1880-09-06
rnniiIc Whining stocks.

SAN Francisco, Sept, 4.-rhe following
are the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day: Alpha, 81! Alta, 29; Belchor as;
Best & Bclcher, III; Bodio, 8; Bullion, lsi Cal.
irornia, g Chollar 81; Consolidated Virginia,
st; Grown Point, q; Eureka Consolidated,
i6; Exchcauer, 2A, Gould Il Curry, Al; Grand
Prize, q; Hale & Narcross, %; Mammoth,
II; Mexican, 12b; Mono "a; Monday q; North
ern Belle, l3; Ophlr, S5; Oro, II; oyerInan,
1t; Potosi, 2l; Savage, 81; Sierra Nevada,
l3l silver King Sli Tipsop, Il uuion Con,
solidated, 25; Wales 3f Yellow Jacket, Z
Good.shaw, l. Jupiter 1916.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
The Naval Demonstration.

RAGUsA, Sept. 5.-The British iron.clad
Temeraire, with Admiral Seymour on board,
the British gunboat Falcon and the German
man. .of.war Victoria arrived in this harbor to.
day. Fourteen vessels of the allied feet are
now assembled here. As soon as the French
division arrives council of war will be held,
under tho presidency of Admiral Seymour TO
decide upon tho character of the operations.
Admiral Cremcr, commanding tho Russian
fleet, has gone to Cottiuge.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
nnrs rIred nn MhIlo natMIng

WILMINGToN, DEL" Sept 5.-tour boys
whlo swimming in the ChristianS to-day were
fired upon by Captain John w. Morton of the
schooner Souder, who had ordered them to
keep away from his vessel, All were hurt, but
only ono, Harry Riley, scrsously. lie will
probably lose au eye. Morton is under arrest
National Republican., 1880-09-06
CnIIIainn Mt San

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 5.-Tho steamer
Massachusetts,, which arrived here this morn.
ing from Now York. was run into by an un-
known schooner in a thick fog or Point Judith
at o'clock this morning. The steamer was
not injured. The schooner could not bo
found, but was thought not to be seriously iu.
jured. A small portion of her rail was left on
the steamer,
National Republican., 1880-09-06
Another wife Murderer.

NEW YoRK Sept. 5.-WiIliam Barry, a
laborer living in South Brooklyn, while drunk
last night, beat his wifes that shewill probably
die, his provocation being her refusal to give
hiIa money to got moro liquor with. lie has
oudcd the police,
National Republican., 1880-09-06
Tho Man.uerse Go-as.You-please Match.

CHICAGO, Sept 5,-Fiye horses and fifteen
men started at noon to-day in the test race of
1856 hours "go.as.you.plcase At midnight the
horses ranged from 65 to TS miles and the
mon from 81 to GO, the latter bains Dobler's
score.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
Mashington MeLean,s HeaIth Improved.

LONG BRANCH, Sept 5.-Washington Nc
Loan, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
SO much improved that his physicians per-
mitted him to take carriage ride with his
family this afternoon.
National Republican., 1880-09-06

Long BRANCH, Sept, 5,-The Thermometer
at p. M. to-day indicated 90 in tho shade,
TIE highest reached this year.
National Republican., 1880-09-06

EXCESS OR OTHERWISE OVER REPRESENTA-.
TIVE BASIS OF 1905.
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Charged oih HeinouS Offence.
(lay morning Arthur Il. Smith, a white
mar about tweniythree years OF age, who re-
sides in this city, on Third street near Hull,
was arrested and taken before the Mayors
Court. charged with committing an outrage
on young white girl fourteen years OF
sge named Rosa BROOKS. The girl was
employed as nurse in Smiths family
when the alleged outrage was committed.
Smith was arrested by Officer Jones while at
work in one Of the cotton factories here.
lie is from Petersburg, and has been work
ing in this city lately.
The case was called in the Mayors Court
yesterday and continued until this morning
at O'Clock, and the prisoner was commit
ted to JAIL Smith denies all knowledge OF
the crime, and expects to prove his inno-
cence at court to-day.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioheers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Banl

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
L BILE FARM KNOWN AS THE ROCKY
MILLS. WITH 1,040 ACRES, IN HANOVER
COUNTY. ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND. AND THE FINE CHICKAHOMINY
FARM KNOWN As ELM 90 ID. WITH
$50 654-1e00 ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AT AUCTlON.-ln execution OF two deeds Of trust
trustees, both dated 18th APRIL SIS. and dnly re-
corded, being thereto required by the creditors
secured will sell by auction, upon the premises
respectively. In the order named below, the follow
Ing REAL ESTATE conveyed in said deeds-y'Z:
On FRIDAY The 2Sth day of May, 1850, az IL
O'Clock NJ, the ROCKY Mills FARM, lying on
the Short-Pump road and on the South Anna river.
About one half OF II Is In woods and timber: the
balance Is cleared, and embraces some good low
grounds. There are the usual Improvements. THis
farm will be sold as a whole or Subtigided into par
GELS, rs may be desired by bidders.
Aud on MONDAY the SIS. day Of May. 1850,
commencing at II O'Clock NJ, we will sell the
ELMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by simon
Gouldin, aud now occupied by Mr. Edward Taylor.
This has always been regarded as a remarkably fine
farm, being very produc i've IL has the usual i'm
provemeHts. aud viii be subdlved If desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sale of The first
farm 10 be for about AZ 200 and expenses OF sale in
penses OF sale In cash. and the residue in each
upon such terms as the grantor may prescribe. but
are AUTHORIZED 20 say that IL desired the terms
will be made more liberal.
Plats Of the lands may be seen at the Office OF The
auciionecrs.
This Is an unusual opportunity to get good bar
gains. pARkEk CAMPBELL,
Trustees.
GRupRs q WIfIfAMs luctioneers. ap "a
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
BY Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lies Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il THAT DEsIRABLY-LoCATED DWELLING
AND LOT OF GROUND AT The CORNER OF
ARCH AND FOURTH STRkETs, CANDLES
HILL, KNOWN AS "PRATT'S COTTAGE."-In
execution OF certain deed Of trust from John W,
Rison and wife 10 the undersigned, trustee. dated
October 4, 1870, aud duly recorded 10 the clerks
Office OF Richmond Hastings Court, Ia Deadlock
OF b, page III, default having feen made in the
payment OF two negotiable notes therein secured,
and being required 30 70 do bv the beneficiary In
said decd, will sell AT auctlon upon the premises,
on TUESDAY, May 18. 1850. ut 5k O'Clock 4. NJ,
the property described In said deed rs follows " All
that certain LOT OF GROUND. with the DIV ELL
ING-HOUSE, improvements. appurenauees, lights,
and ways thereto belouging lying aud being in The
city OF Richmond, on Candles Hill. at the north
west corner OF Arch and Fourth streets. commonly
known rs 'PRATT'S COTTAGE The said 10.
fronts on the west line of Fourth street n feet.
running back at right-spgies between parallel lines
rs feet to AN alley In common. Sh feet wide" The
dwelling Is quite large, has the modern Improve
mens, aud II So we'll known that a more partieular
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 tue expenses or the sale and
enough TO pay about Is 500 now due. Better terms
may be had en- the day Of sale.
MY JESSE CHILD. Trustee.
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BY Jno. T.. laughter, Jr., Auctioneer,
GIG Main street.

EXCELLENT SEVEN.OCTAVE ROSE
Ia WOOD "KNABE" PIANO, CARPETS, In
CRAVINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EUkN uOhs ~
SULVERWARE, &c AT AUCTlON.-At me re-
anest OF Mrs. Edward Mccarthy, VINO is decnning
housekeeping, will sell at the r, sidence No
north Tenth street. beyond Leigh, on MONDAY
the 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock ,,,o<,,
EXCELLENT SEYEN-OCTANE ROSEWOOD
CASE (round corners) PIANO, mace by knsbe
& Co. This is pronounced fnt-soned instru-
ment. ammo ,,rn.,,roN
BACK PARLOR SUIT: o,,,re
BRUSSELS and THREEPLY CARPETS ana
Several handsome sTBEL-LINE ENGRAV-
INGS:
MARBLE TOP and other TABLES:
PARLOR TENDERS, HAT-RACk
MARBLE-TOP COTTAGE CHAMBER sUiI,
with WARDROBE; ..
BEDsTEADS. BEDDING. MATTRESSES,
WALNUT FXTENSION-TABLE,
SIDEBOARD. CHAIRS; -
l suntrior TRIPLE-PLATED TEA SET, COM
plete, with SYRUP-STAND, BUTTER-DlSf,
ana other pieces. CASTORS, &C.:
CHINA, CROCEERY. and GLASSWARE;
TABLE-CUTLERY, &c; III,
/ excellent COOklNG-STONE, nearly new, WIN
all appur'enances;
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
JNO. h. LAUGHTON. JR.
my7 Auctionter.
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DICHMOND, YORK RIyERe+ysu.I

DICiMUND, YORK XIV tkSrrsu.t
hAND ChESAPEAKE RAILROAD sz.-s--sk-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS 1kAN>Pvk A.
TION COMPANY,
Ttromgh-freght route between Richmond va.
An Boston. Providence sud all Sew pgIUi ''iirs
steamers leave " EST PDlsI "a. nn 'atl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 20 II noon, cpl-
aeciing with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive a. WEST POST on each us
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rig E's'.r sud
Providence Railroad rfG West Poiu'Nt
II. I. DOUGLAS. SIptrnitud"hs.
V.D. GRONER. General Agent. Ah5
DHILAUE LPhIA, kiCh- <TSs&
y Mo.D. AND NORFOLK crtAN--a<ssSSs
SHIP LlNE.-FoR pHUADEi .HlA hAl,L
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL ElNfk
THREE TIMES A NEEK.--UrHl fer,I ~
Toe the stsalrers Of this !Ge VII n1E- 49,. -
trips leaving Philadelphia every 7 e AD
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, srd = 10, 20
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and - NbA1, COZ.
meeting a, Pniisde!pl'ia nth C.yJes NtN fHf'""i
QUICK fIME-FREQCENr DErAErt RES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily unti' o,.locA =. H.
JAaES ". NJ, ARH.tK.
General SOHi .rn Agent, ficstfnnf' -
VILLAIN =. CLYDE 4 CO."
General Maua..ri'
ao2s No ~ South Wnsryes. rniade. "a,
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right SIDE under the edge of the ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is In the
eff sde the patient Is rarely able to lie on the left
iide; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently extends TO the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
liam In the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
Of appetite aud sickness: the bowels In general are
costiye sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
,ensation in the back part. There Is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
sslrful sensation of having left undone something
which ecgkt 10 have been done. A sgnt, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS ard debility he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning and he complains OF
prickly sensation Of the skin his spirits are low
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, vet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to Try it. Ia fact, he disruss every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the body after
death hss shown the LIVER TO have been extensive
v derangcd.
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ap2S
BY W. GOdjin. AuctiOneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
J. THE PLANO "ARLlMGToN" AND T SIX !,
LOTS IN PLAN OF "HOPkDALE,n IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRlCO WEST IND Hh-
TWEEN THE OLD AND NEW REsEkFOlRs'
IN AN IMPROVING LOCALITY BY virtue OF a
deed Of trust executed TO the subscribers, bearing
date 4th december, 1878, duly recorded In Henrico
county Court in Book No 1902, page A. we shall,
I'm execution thereof, proceed 10 sell 1T pubic .uc-
tion on Inc prrmises, in The order named, on Wild
NESDAY the l2'L Of Nav, 1880. commencing az
O'Clock +. NJ. III fair Ii not, on the Dirt fair day
thereafter). those TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN he
plan Of - Arlington" adjoining The former resi-
drnce OF Mons. Zelelle, designated by the Nos.
on, 92. %, "a, 95. 90, 81, 90. 90, and 100,
each 3ox133 7-l2 feet on Wallace street be-
tween Robinson aud Richie streets Also. those
SIX HANDSOME LOTS In the plan OF Hope
dale "-hrte of them. Nos. 26, n, and %, front Oh
the north side Of Gilbert street. and three Of them,
Nos So, So aud 81 front on The south side of that
street. and each have front of 3JXl5O feet. Plats
OF these lots can be at HE Office Of the auction
eer These lots are handsomely located, and being
in an improving locality should attract The atien-
ton of persons OF small means.
TERMS: BY consent Of parties VIII be one
third cash balance at three aud six months for ne
gotiable notes, interest added secured by deed
OF trust. LEWIS NJ. GklfFlN.l Trustees
ap 30.tds JOHN C.. SlNTON,
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By w. Goddin,
by W. UUUHIH'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ofli.e corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRST-CLASS
i MODERN-BUILT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
ELEVENTH SIREETs.-By virtue ofs d.ed Of
trust executed to the subscribers by Mr. W: n.
watts and wife bearing dse 18th OF August. 1878,
dnIy recoI ded in Richmond thsncery Court on the
same day, in Deed Book No. IL u. page 267, we
shall ms trustees in execU ion Of The said Dc ed. pro-
cpo d 10 Sc at pubic auction, en- the premises on
TUESDAY the lth OF May, 1850. al O'Clock r.
NJ Uf fair If not. the first far day thereafier,
The REAL ESTATE embraced In the said deed or
trust. located as above, fronting 30 feet running
bacx between parallel lines on the west line Of
Eleventh street 1852 feet III inches 10 an alley In
common twenty feet wide. On this lot there stands
a FTRSr.CLASS THRtE-sTORY STOCK BRlCk
RESIDENCE. with Mansard roof, containing
about twelve rooms, finished IN the most costly man
manner and possessing every modern lmproyr ment
usually found IN a large and fashionable residence
together with TWO perpetually Dald-up policies OF
in-urance. each for $4,000. The servants apart
mcnts are ample together with store-ro0mS: pan
try sc. Also, with an excellent brick stable ana
carriage house.
The whole premises will hear favorable COMPARE
son wit the most costly dwelling. rs the neighbour
hood Is Equal to the best IN Tins city.
TERMS: By consent Of parties. they viii be one
fourth cash Balance AZ six, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
NV n decd of ttu,t. HENRY u. BOUDAR,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
anoa Trustees.
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Brief Items.-Rev. J. j. Taylor, OF Rich.
mopd College, will preach ut the Manches-
ter Baptist church tomorrow Sunday
morning, In the absence Of Rev. Mr.. Eager.
fhe Chesterfield County Court will meet
Monday az II o'clock. There will be no
grand jury at this term.
Civil warrants will be tried at the Mayors
Court to-day by the justices.
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MERCHANTS THROUGHen
1sl LINZ TO BALTIMORE, LAND &lEEb
10 Al fORTREss MONROE, NORFOLK. I[n
PhINCtPAL LANDINGS On Thu Jtn,D
RlVER.-Jhe spendid steamer J. q. SCUI'yIrp
VIII leave the Rocket wharf EVFRY MoShIv
and THURSDAY at q \. VI. Fare 10 H.l,,,n,
f2 ~ Norfolk. Fort Monroe, and lsnainss' scc'
Freight taken at low rates. H'' "'S'
CURTIS 4 PARKFR Ay,,,,
j. w. HAGCOX. sole Proprietor nv ~.
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BY Chsffin, Staples & Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and Aucti0neers.
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VA
" CANT LOT AT THE SOUTHWEST COR:
NER OF SIXTH AND CANAL STREETS BY
ADDITIONALLY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court Of The city OF Richmond. entered on the 18th
day OF January, 1880, In The cause of Binford and
ais. u.s. Wathall and ais. The undersigned thereby
appointed special commissioner for the purpose,
will sell by public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY the 10th day or May, 1850, at $50
afcd as above described, and fronting $50 feet on
Canal street, and running back on Sixth street 81
feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue In three
equal IA ments. payable In six. twelve, and egh-
teen months from dite Of sale. with interest, the
purchaser give notes with interest added for the
deferred payments, and the title TO be retained until
all of the purchase money has been paid and con-
veyance ordered by the Court.
GEORGE p. HAW.
Special Commissioner.
CHLYFIN, STAPLES & Co, Auctioneers.
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an 21.2taw3wStd

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND in THE
- COUNTY OF HANOyER.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust made on the 9Th day of January, 1878. and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of Hanover
County Court. and at the request OF the benehcia-
rics secured thereby, will sell at public auction at
Hanover Courthouse on WEDNESDAY the 10Th
of Nav. 1880 (beng Hanover court-d av), SEVEN
TY-FIVE ACRES UF LAND, in Henry district,
Hanover county, Va, known as "OAkLAND,'
and formerly owned by General &. W. richardson,
be- ing the same property mentioned In the DEGREES
in the suit OF " Richardson against Winston, irus.
tee for Thompson, &C.," now pending IN the Circuit
Court Of Hanover, for the payment OF two several
bonds dated The 9Th Of November, 1877, each for
1900. 65. bearing interest from date, and payable
two aud three years thereafter.
TERMS Cash as 10 the amount Necessary TO pay
the sum due aud the costs and expenses of The SALE
and on credit 10 the 9Th Of November, 1850, as Ia
enough TO pay the second bond above mentioned !;
and as 10 The residue longer credit, that VIII be
made known on the day OF sale.
More liberal terms may probably be obtained by
applying to General W. &. Wickham or The under
signed trust c.
The land Is valuable, lying in the heart of the po
tato aud melon region, and has good in provemenls
on IL. JOHN PAGE,
my dl0tksw3t Trustee.
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D,celting- House DESTROYED dwell
ing-bouse Of Mr.. William Heider, on Hull
street near the Petersburg railroad, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning between
8 and o o'clock. The building was insured
for $4,000 in the Liverpool, London, and
Globe Insurance Company. The fire is
supposed to have originated from sparks.
1t was framed house, and burned down in
less than half an hour. Most Of the house
hold goods were saved.
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A PainfM Accidental little girl OF Mr..
George Flippin, who resides in this city on
the corner OF Stockton and Tenth streets,
met with very painful accident on yester-
day morning. She was in the garden play
ing with her little brother, who had spade
in his hands, and by some means the mid
die finger Of her right hand was cut off near
the first joint with the instrument in the
hands OF her brother. DR.. IDgram was
called in, and rendered the necessary sur
<rical did
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Real Estate Agents snu sae.
~ - nosth Tenth street,

- ,<cnrrrrr
IL FIRM PLANTER AND 5Auh sn,isc county. in
The rsuse 81 Merchants and Pan, se,, snnoInsd re-
rs r. njckinson bayins Desn D., c auc,on
ceirer 70 a. so, will offer for ss'e ;. o n.c,nck
On Friday nj he i'm day q MT{ s =, PLhNTER
Avn rXRMfR.- includlag its e NnME' rTnPNi.
TURF, ALL AcG0U IrNpI,spT TSSs am smnouatne 10
,hs .rvressie to some $4,000 or 96uvo, ucus
stntemert III which can be seen ~ w.. or d,y m
or rere,ver,s once and will be rxn,19,N s,wnE MI
sale: BuSiND voLUMEs OF BAon .fs TnSnTTER
and AZ other properly Of the SAID IAN :"
AND VA sfa,ng GA virginia agricultural journal,
now 10 is f"rty-rst year, &C, upiss ,ee e.
ond 10 none IN the South. rs ,,,rs south I, IL
very large and extends over ibe entire span
seldom thai such vel. estab'isnea y .d -
,o",wal ne The .PLANTER AND rA a.si,E :, vsn
ycf,red for sale. All Information cheeriu"' given
by the receiver. ~ ,.,.a cash on lst day OF
,.ae 1880: The remainder ~ TWO eggal ins.a /,
minis At three aud SIX months from snd no ~
Inne sscured by negotiable notes wei enuoLsen'
esr,ng or est 1T per cent per annum ir" oa'e'
sale to be confirmed by the Court. p.oo,var
l115 Main street.
<.,.,,x,xc posr AuctiOnters. my . OF
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ly Frank d. BIN & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1I0a Main street.

r,RANKLIN-sTREET RESIDENCE.
IL OPPOSITE MONROE PARK. FOR SALE At
sTtssrtf,N't The request OF Robert q. Morton,
e. We ,si offer for sale, on the premises, No. VIZ
wes; franklin street, on SATURDAY, Ma, 8; lSsn,
AT o'clock p. NJ, The very ue iraoie bhi'h
Unwilling now occupied by him.
The house Il three stories high. siock-pIlck iron
Nansard roof and contains about twelve rooms. win
all the modern improvements ana s.ahia an
servants accommodation Completes hhe seA"'o an"
carriagc house on the lot. -.
This property Il new aud In complete ordeI ana,
considering lis choice location, Will oe as sou" 81
be inspected on thursday or Friday next be,wee n
fbe hours of 10 and o'clock. The iot lronts ~
feet on franklin street, with depth OF 10" 'ee
TERMS: Very accomm sdating, and annou nc on
usy ~, '"'e' Aucloneerr.
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer.
No. ll3 Main street.

ERAME DWELLING ON THE WEST
n SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE NORTH OF BA-
CON QUARTER BRANCH At Will
sell nj buhlic auction ON TUESDAY, May 11th, at
$3.50 Il. n the above PROPERTY, fronting az
feet on the west line OF Brook avenue near the
branch, with depth Of 100 feet, more or less aud
adolns The property Of Messrs. BeAnett and Floyd.
twelve months, interest nddsd. and secured by
deed q trust. ). THVMps0x BROWN,
myo Auctloueers