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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
A New Book.

G. P. Putnam's Sons, the noted publishers, No. 1s2 Fifth avenue, New York, have now ready second edition of "A Bundle of Pa pers" by Paul SiegvoIk," Albert Matthews It is for sale by the booksellers. The New York Ecenin9 Post says: ''The book is a sound and wholesome one, whose lessons are those of self-respect good nature, modera- ton, modesty and common sense" It is highly endorsed by the New York Tribune, the London Saturday Reoteao and Galignani's Messenger, the C0ngTegGtaonGlist, the Oinctn- aaGti Commercial and a large number of other influential publications. The London SGtatr- dGy Re0ieao says:
 Written always in clear, often in 8 lively and pointed style; readable in most cases good and tell ing for the most part in proportion to their brevty The author applies e shrewd common sense, not too deeply tnged with sarcasm paradox to various cuiiarities of American life, well as to the lighter claes of questions moral and social, that critical mind may evolve out of the usages common to most civilized people and the necessary relations of social existence.
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TonsoriaI.

At the tonsorial parlor of Joseph S. Lopez, situated at No. Broadway, you can always obtain splendid shave or shampoo, or get your hair cut in the latest style. Give him call.
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to all horse owners. Edward Malley offers you an immense stock of blankets, lap robes, harness, whips, etc., etc., etc., from which to make your selection. The prices of course are lower than regular dealers in this line.
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Fine Groceries and Provisions

Andrew Goodman, the we'll known and popular dealer in groceries and provisions, continues to draw patrons to his store, S6 Grown street, in consequence of the superior quality of his goods. His stock includes ev- erything in his line of trade and is selected with great care.
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Starfn's Brigade.

In the great parade in New York city next Monday night in honor of General Grant, Congressman John H. Starin, proprietor of the Starin line of steamboats from this city, will have out in the procession his 'Starin' s Brigade, " numbering over 3 ,00O men, consist ing of his employees on his fleets of steam boats. tugs, etc. He will have four bands in his part of the line. Mir. Miller, the agent in this city, yesterday engaged the American band, of this city, as one of the four.
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The Registrars of the Fifth ward will meet at the store of H. H. Peck, 97 Wooster street. on Thursday Oct. 14 from m. to p. m, for the purpose of ceiving applications from all persons desirous of be- ing made electors this fall also to make corrections of their list HOMER H PECK, Registrars.
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The MedicmIschooI,

The fall session of the Yale Medical depart ment opened Thursday. Changes in the faculty are as follows: Dr. Frank E. Beck with of Brooklyn, N. Y., succeeds Dr. s. G. Hubbard as professor of obstetrics; Dr.
 Thomas H. Russell of this city, is the lec- turer on clinical surgery; Dr. Henry Fleisch- ner is the lecturer on Food and Poisons . and Dr. T. M Prudden, of New York, is the lecturer on Histology.
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MIR. spAULDING's LECTURES.

The Bay of Naples and the historic places which lie upon it's curving shores, will be the especial theme of MT. Spaulding, next Wednesday evening, at the Grand Opera House. It was to these places that the Ro- man pleasure-seekers came to escape the bus tie and din of the capital, and to enjoy the scenery of this region, the largest city of which has been aptly called the Newport of the Roman Empire" Those who are so for tunate as to attend the lecture will learn what were the attractions of nature that drew the wealthy Romans to build their villas and spend their idle hours by the Neapolitan bay, and now attract the tourists to the south of Italy. Course tickets for six lectures, which will be sold only at Judd's bookstore, can be obtained there for S2.0o and $15O according to location.
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A large stock just received for fall and win ter use. For durability, style and reasonable prices they cannot be excelled in the city. Visit the establishments of A. Rothschild, Nos. 19 Broadway and 38 Congress avenue and see for yourself
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Found Drowned.

The body of an unknown man was found floating in the water under the Cos Cob bridge on Thursday morning. An inquest is being held as we write. The deceased had on a Hancock and English cap, and is supposed to have belonged to one of the companies of Boys in Red' who paraded here Tuesday night.-iSt0mford Adooeate
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John B. Cough.

Mir. Cough was in the city yesterday, and made arrangements with John G. North, Esq, to give his new lecture here next De- cember. Most of his time until after Presi- dential election will be spent in Canada. He is in good health and weighs 196 pounds
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The English I'halanx.

The English Phalanx made their introduc- tory parade last evening. They were looked for with interest by many Democrats and made a good appearance in Zouave uni form, barring the pants. They had the New Britain band. They were greeted with ap- plause and red fire by their friends on their march down Chapel street. They are quite well drilled and occasionally marched in the form of letter D with excellent precision
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EIexenth Ward.

The Registrars of the Eleventh ward will be in sion at the store of L. P Clarke S9 Ferry street, Thursday, Oct 14 1880 9 until p. nn., for the purpose Of completing the registry list and ceiving the applications of those who wish to become electors.
 T. F. CALLAHAN, l 19aoi.+-.-s
 RUSSELL T. ELLIS, ANee19Sh@Ao'
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EOurfh Ward.

The Registrars of the Fourth district will meet at the store of Theodore Maroske of Water street and Columbus avenue, on Thursday Oct. 14, from 9 till p. for the purpose of receiving applica- tions from all persons who wish to be made voters, and to correct their registry list.
 WI49aM SToEGE gAIRW1S; T sT.Rson Registrars
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Third Ward.

The undersigned, Assistant Registrars of voters of the Third voting district will meet at the office of French Brothers, corner of George street and Con- gress avenue, Thursday, the 14th inst. from g o'clock till o'clock p. n., to receive applica- tions from persons wishing to be made electors.
 GEO. R. BILL, Assistant
 THOMAS H. CoLwELL,5 Registrars Neyv Have Oct
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MADE-UP ENTERTAINMENTS
LADIES'

Ever offered for your inspection All goods in this Department from the cheapest to the best are made in the most satisfactory manner and of much better material than is usually found in goods of core spending prices. Our orders all placed early in the season, consequently there has been ample time afforded us to thoroughly examine stock, and to reject any unsatisfactory goods purchase all of our Underwear direct from the manufacturers, and consuming as we do the entire productions of some of them thereby enabled to offer you PRICES FAR BELOW the majority of Retailers or Jobbers. The following list of prices will convince you that we make idle boast when we say that we have The Largest Stock, Tho Best Made Goods, at the Lowest Prices to be found in the State.
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The odds and ends must be closed out, and half cost will do the work. Oak Hall.
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Fine Groceries and Provfsions.

H. H. Monson has at his grocery store, 163 Grand street, corner Franklin, a choice se- lection of groceries and provisions His store has long been the fayorite resort of con sumers in consequence of his really fine goods and low prices.
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Sixth Ward.
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The Registrars of the Sixth ward will meet at the store of W. H. Coolidge, of Greene and Wallace streets Thursday, Oct. IA, from to p. m., for the purpose of receiving applications from all per desrous of being made electors this fall also make corrections of their list.
 WM. H. COOLIDGE, Reoistrars
 THOS. LANE. A'oSAe"A 0A A7'
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Second Ward.

The Registrars of the Second ward will at Wn. W. Plumb's shop, No. 142 Oak street, on Thursday, Oct. 14th, from 9 o'clock 6. until P. m to re- ceive applications from all who wish this fall also to make corrections in their lists
 HENRY W. CLARA r,ao;.+,o-z
 JOHN J. BRENNAN,6 neslstrars-
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications. s

WAR DEPARTMESr,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 9-1 A M. For New England, during the day clear and fair weather and stationary slowly falling barometer, with slight changes in temperature followed during the night by winds shifting easterly with threaten ing weather and rain.
 For the Middle States increasing cloudiness and the coast, northeast to southeast winds and falling barometer and slight rise in temperature
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Eighth Ward.

meeting of the Eighth ward Registrars will be heldat the harness store of F. L. Hoey No 76O State street, on Thursday Oct. 14, 1880, from a. to for the purpose of receiving applications of all desrous of being made electors this fall also for making corrections of their list.
 JAMES Y IkA, KASE, Registrars
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Ninth Ward.

The Registrars of the Ninth ward will meet at the feed store of J. T. Benham, No. 27 Broadway, Thursday, Oct l4th from o'clock till o'clock D. m for the purpose of receiving applications from all persons who wish and entitled to be made electors this fall also to make corrections on the ro.lns As1. SS MILLIAM r I lS Registrars.
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Tea Co.,, 39O State street. New crop teas. Just received. Fine favored, and warranted to please everybody. Cofees, Rio, Mocha, Java, all good enough to make a king dance
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REGISTRARS NOTICES.
First Ward.

The Registrars of the First ward will hold session st the cigar store of James Gallagher, jr., No "A Church street, on Thursday, Oct. IA, 1880, from g o'clock to p. m, for the purpose of receiving applications from all persons who be made cleo tors this fall also for correcting their list
 JOHN W. LANE, ! 1,..
 GEORGE J. KILLER, ANoeA''1@is'
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Cents CoIored PercaIe Shirts, two collars, only 37c. at Franks.
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Have your furs put in order now before the cold weather, at Brooks & Go. E, matters and furriers, Chapel, corner State street.
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HOrSRmRm

Attend Malley's great sale of horse blan- kets and lap robes now in progress.
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Dr. Banning closes his common sense free health lectures to ladies at p. Mon- day and Tuesday, the 11th and 18th inst, at Loomls' Temple He may be seen at 1O6 Grown street. o9 2t
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Important

can find the LARGEST ASSORTMENT of horse blankets, robes, etc., at Edward Malley's, to be seen in the State.
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Seal Cloaks made to order, reitted and trimmed at III Court street. Ladies desir- ing their furs put in order will find it to their advantage to call on Mrs. Barnes early.
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About five thousand dollars worth of broken lots to be closed out at once and at prices less than half the original cost. Oak Hall
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Enterta1nmen1s.
BOSTON IDEAL COMPANY.

Next Monday evening the Boston Ideal Opera company will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House in the favorite comic opera of 'Fatinitza." The old New Haven favorites will appear and the entertainment will be most enjoyable one. Reserved seats should be secured early at Loomis' Temple of Music
 THE ARIoN CONCERT.
 The Arion Singing society will give their first grand concert at the Atheneum on next Monday evening, with chorus of fifty male voices, George Feist director. and Thomas full orchestra. AS will be seen by advertise ment some of the finest musical talent in the city are connected with the society, and the concert will no doubt be very fine one. Reserved seats may be secured at Loomis' without extra charge
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BalmoraI Skirts 35c. at Franks. Striped skirts 2Jc Trimmed felt skirts 37c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
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Dress shirts at Smith & Stones.
Fine Boots, Shoes and Gaiters.

Pulmona is the best medicine on earth for colds. coughs and consumption Dr. Shears
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Grand Rally at Burgess & Burgess Hat
 ana Fur EmDorium.

Every day and evening finds many buyers at Burgess & Burgess noted store. The large business of the firm and their excellent facii- ties and extended experience make their house highly popular resort. Their large stock of hats for men, hats for the boys, and carriage lap robes is the best in the city, as customers are not slow to appreciate. Already the ladies are selecting sealskins, which the firm are making up to their order in their unrivalled styles. Secure your seal sacques in good season.
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Boys pantaloons, to 16 years, cut down to $1 at Oak Hall
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Mems fine all-woo1 pantaloons reduced from $4 and $4. 50 to $3 at Oak Hall
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Buy Your Shirts at Franks. F
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Good Canton Flannel 5c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
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The odds and ends must be closed out, and half cost will do the work. Oak Hall.
 The Time of the Tide.
 There is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. So there is 8 tide in every disease of the lungs, which, taken at the right moment, leads on to restored health That tide has already set in. Take it now. Don't delay, or the chance of safety may drift by and be lost forever. No one who has cold or cough, however slight, should neglect it moment; that way consumption lies Dr. Roberts Cough Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Cherry is sure cure. Small bottles ten cents, large bottles fifty cents.
 Cents Neckwear, Latest Styles, at Half
 Price at Franks.
 No young man can afford to buy silk scarf or necktie before seeing the elegant new styles Frank received this morning and is selling at just half price at 327 Chapel st. Merino Underwear at Franks.
 Gents good wrappers and drawers 200. Heavy ribbed 25c., worth 45c. Scarlet wool wrappers $1. Ladies' excellent quality 25c. Boys 17c. Children's 1Oc. At Franks, 327 Chapel street. BalmoraI Skirts 35c. at Franks. Striped skirts 25c Trimmed felt skirts 37c.
  Cents coIored Perca1e Shirts, two collars, only 37c. at Franks. Buy Your Shirts at Franks. Frank leads in low prices. Hoopskirts 25c at Franks. Great Bargains in Corsets.
 The best value in corsets at 25, 35, 5Oc at Franks, who buys for cash and sells for cash, and owns his store and pays no rent, at 327 Chapel street. Canton Flannel Drawers 25e.
 At Franks, 327 Chapel street Good Canton Flannel 5c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street. BrOcaded Veivets, All Shades, plain and figured velvets in all colors from soc. Large line of buttons and fringes at prices which only Frank can sell, as he pays no rent.
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IMPURE LAGER.-Beware of Bright's Dis ease. Those who indulge in lager beer can not be too careful with reference to it's quail ty. Lager is a frigntfully prolific source of that malady, Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. Fortunately, lager drinkers now have their antidote. It has been incontestibly proved that Bright's Disease, and all diseases of the Kidneys Bladder, Liver and Urinary Organs are curable by the use of that infallible Kidney and Liver Medicine, HUNTS REM EDY.
 Sold by all Druggists. Trial size 75 cents.
 Oct9 3teod 1tW
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Police NnfRs.

William Early was arrested last evening for assaulting one of the Ninth ward Boys in Blue, who was returning home from the pa- rade. The person assaulted was Matthew H. Osborn, and it is hoped that the loafer who attacked him will receive his just deserts in the City Court this morning.
 Henry Johnson, colored, was arrested in this city yesterday for theft in Hartford An officer came down from the Capital city and took the prisoner back on the midnight train
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Scarf pins at Smith & Stones.

Gigantic slaughter of ready-made clothing at Oak Hall.
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Children's suits s1.95 to s2 at Oak Hall.

Students will find nice assortment of sta, tionery, note books, memorandum pads, ink pencils, &c., at Coan's bookstore, 259 Chapel street, north side below Orange
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Children's suits marked down from S7, $8 and $10 to $4 at Oak Hall
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Paper Collars sc. a Box. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Good Cardigan Jackets 75e. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Gray Army Blankets soc. At Franks, 327 Chapel street Navy Blue Flannel Sufting 25c. At Franks. 327 Chanel street.
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LADIE g DRAWERS.

With Hem and Tucks, 49c
 With Ruffe and Tucks 49c. With Ruffe of Hamburg and Tucks above 59c. 69c. 'o'
 With Puffing of Lawn Tucks and Runde of Ham, burg, with Csmbric Ruffle edged with Lace 75c
 With Insertion And Rufie of Hamburg, SIOO
 With Tucked Rufde, edged with Hamburg and Tucks above, $1.25.
 With Insertion, edged with Hamburg, 8 Tucks and Rufie at bottom, $15O g. 50 and $50. "
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UF6HC bArSA1ns In COrsetss The best value in corsets at %, B, 5Oc at Franks, who buys for cash and sells for cash, and owns his store and pays no rent, at 327 Chapel street.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

This afternoon and evening the grand spec tacular drama of Uncle Toms Cabin will be presented at the New Haven Opera House by Anthony & Ellis fine company. Miss Katie Burlington will take the part of Topsy and the Memphis University students will sing. The two Siberian bloodhounds and the trick donkey Bruno" will be great attractions in the drama. The prices for the matinee to all parts of the house are p cents for adults, and 15 cents for children.
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LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES.

With Cluster of 12 Tucks and Cambria Ruffie, 75c.
 With Insertion Cambric, Cambric Rufde and 12 Tucks, 95c.
 With three Rows of Insertion and Tucks 98c.
 With S6 Tucks, Tucks and Ruffles on Neck and Sleeves, $1. 10.
 With Rows of Insertion of Hamburg, 20 Tucks, Neck and Sleeve Trimmed the same, $1.l5
 With Yoke of 50 Tucks, very choice $1 .25.
 With Hamburg Ruf1e, with Neck, Sleeves and down the Front. Yoke Of 24 Tucks, $1 38
 With Rows of Insertion, Is Tuoks, Tucks and h. sertion, with Edging on Sleeves, $1. 50.
 With Rows of Insertion and Edging and 20 Tucks, Neck and Sleeves Trimmed the same, S1.55.
 With Two Clusters of Tucks, IT Tucks in Cluster, and Ruffies of Hamburg Sleeves, Tucked, $1, ,75.
 With fufhe of Hamburg, Clusters of Tucks, 19 Iucks in each Cluster, and Flowing Sleeves, with Tucks and Edging, $1.79
 With Rows of Insertion, Edged with Narrow Edg- ing, Cluster of IT Tucks between Sleeves Trimmed with the same, 6 special bargain, S1.79. $325.
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LADIES' CHBIMISES,

With Cambric Rufie Embroidered Front and Gus ter of Tucks 49c.
 With Rows of Insertion and Cambric Ruffle 75c. With Rows of Lawn Insertion, Tucks and Edging between, sec.
 With Yoke of 24 Tucks and Handsome Edging, 89c. With Insertion Tucks and Edging, $1 .O0.
 With Rows of Insertion and Edged with Ham burg, best material, SIPS. Sizes range from s6 to 49 inches and prices from 49 to $2.5O
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The N. D. $. M. G.

Several more members were added yester- day to the new organization, the N. D. Sperry Mounted Guard. Any wishing. to join can obtain information by addressing box 165, New Haven postoffice. A meeting will be held Monday evening in Exchange building for organization
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4 Grand Success.

The opening of fall and winter millinery that took place at Mrs. A. c. Kings Parlor Store, 268 Chapel street, on Thursday and Friday of this week, was grand success number of handsomely trimmed hats were disposed of, and many others equally as hand some have been trimmed and placed in stock. Ladies in want of winter millinery should not fail to visit the store and examine the lovely hats that are on exhibition and for sale at prices most reasonable. In trimmings the stock is complete, comprising all the latest novel ties in this line A large and elegant assort- ment of plumes, which in variety and quality cannot be found in any other store in the city, are selling at prices that will soon close them out. A speciality is made of richly trimmed children's bonnets. A large variety tO select from
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FATINITZA

There was a fair sized audience at CarlIs Opera House last evening to witness the mi tial presentation of 'sFatinitza" by the Boston English Opera company. The opera was well rendered, and several of its popular airs received deserved enceres. The stage settings were fine indeed. The first scene, represent ing the outposts of the Russian camp, was the best of it's kind ever shown in this city The orchestra was large one and was well conducted. The opera will be repeated this afternoon and evening. Reserved seats for the matinee can be procured at Loomis' the prices are for parquette fifty cents, for dress circle thirty five cents, and general admission twenty-five cents.
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Malt Bitters build up the nervous and
 system and so overcome disease
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Merino Underwear at Franks.
 Cents good wrappers and drawers 2Oc. Heavy ribbed 25c., worth 45c. Scarlet wool wrappers $1 Ladies' excellent quality 25c Boys 17c. Children's 1Oc. At Franks, 327 Chanel straet
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Go to Oak Hall early if you want great bar gains in clothing
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Ohildren's knee pants 75o. at Oak Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-05

By Frsnk ID. HIM Coz
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneeiSf
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABi.EE
i IMPROVED REAL EsTATE on THE EAsi
sIDE on TWhIFiH STREET. sEY0ND CLAY
sTREET. AT AucTioN.-Hy virtue OF = deed Of
trust recorded In the clerk office OF Ine Elenohn
Chancery Court, ID. u. 107 u. page 1877, from John
". claiborne ana wife 10 Frank ID HlI ana =. ".
Meredith, trustees default having been maue la me
payment Of negotiable note secured unher san
deed and AT the reau II Of the beneficiary, wiz sell
at auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1880,
Mt 4 O'Clock y. NJ. the REAL ESTATE dos, ribed
in said deed To wit: Al that certain LOT OF
LAND In The city Of Richmond, ~ the east siue OF
Twelfth street between tisy ann Lefsh Stree U.s. COM
menci pg nj point 80 feet from tue northeast cor
ner OF clay ana Twelfth streets, froniibg on I"elh
street 80 feet, and thence eastwarnr anu W.,
parallel lines about 1872 feet. having thereon TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS aud othei improvement
The bou,es are very sub:iantialiy buit, VIVID an
the modern improvements, cuiyerts' batn. cp1i-
vaults. gas &c. are almost new. aud are now rent-
ed by The year 10 No. 1 tenants nj good paying
rents. r. r.
This property will be sold low. and offers 6ne
oppOr uHiiy for a permanent inyes meni, rs ~ VIII
paw the purchaser over 10 per cent. on MS outlay.
TERMS: Under the deed $4,000, Win interest
from August /, 1880. and tie expenses OF SAFE,
eash the balance upon liberal lime, or DETER
tergs may he announced on day 81 sale.
FRANK ID. HILL.
nor Surviving Trustee.