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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Cays.
by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRST-CLASS
l. Stock BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH CAR
RIAGE-HOUSE AND STABLE, MOST CEN
TRALi.Y LOCATED, No 407 EIGHTH STREEr,
BkI WEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
y virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed 10 me 10
dersgued trustees. the dated December z, 1870,
the other February 20, 1877. recoraed In Richmond
Chancery Court, ID. Il. 106 G., page 49I, and ID. H..
ITO c. page 20 10 secure certain notes thereln mtb-
TONED, and whereas default has been made In the
payment Of certain of said notes, and being required
so TO do by the beneficiary, we will eel at Lubc auc-
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880.
at 4:30 O'Clock Z. ST., the REAL ESTATE described
In said deeds-io wit: All that land In the city OF
Richmond, with improvements thereon, lying on
the eastern line OF Eighth street between Gay ana
Marshall stI eets fronting So feet inches ana run
Ming back between lines lZO feet 10 an alleY III ieet
wide
Tbis property will he recognized at once as being
a DESIRABLE, FIRST GLASS RESIDENtE, rs
centrally located as could be wished. and with such
conveniences and comforts are 10 be found In any
first elias. residence in the city.
Seldom such property Is found on the market, and
parties looking for such should attend this sale.
TERMS: While the deeds prescribe the terms cash
as To expense of sale and the amount due ana IN
Maid Oh the notes. yet By consent OF all parties the
terms will be one third cash and balance In SIX aud
twelve months, 6 per cent. interest added, secured
nv deed of trust, LEROY Il. BROWN,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucloneer. DC "a ids
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Ireland.
Cincinnati Beer.

LARGE INCREASE IN PR0DUCTION-How MANY
MILLION GLASSES THE CITY DRANK LAST
YEAR.
[From tie Cincinnati Gazette.J
The following information is from adj
vance sheets OF the annual report TO the
Chamber Of Commerce OF Sidney ID. Max
well. superintendent:
"The past year has brought the largest
production in malt liquors that has ever
been witnessed in this locality, the aggre-
gate having reached 10 this city alone G55,'
$40 barrels, compared with 55S,709 Ia
1879. $50 ,51S in 1S77-'S, 475, 212 in 1867,
| 476, 22S IN 1876, 452.177 in 1S74-'5, 1885,
$50 in 1894, and 467,790 in 1923. The
cities Of CovingtOn and Newport produced
In the last year $4,000 barrels, compared
with 47,74O in 1889, 44,470 in 1878,
80, 204 Ia 1867, and 40,5S6 in 1853,
The three cities produced for the late year,
in the aggregate, 70s,320 barrels, or 21,957.'
| 920 gallons, Ia comparison with 606,449 bar
rels, or Is, 799,9l gallons In 1850, and
594. 088 barrels, or 1S,4l4.26l gallons in
1877-'S-an increase in the past year over
1889 OF 101,S7l barrels, or 3,15S,001 gal
Ions.
/" The year, in some respects. has been an
I'm satis factory one 10 brewers. and therein
has been unlike the preceding season. Bar.
lev has been here In liberal quantities, and
at satisfactory prices, but hops and ice have
both been high, aud labor has averaged
about 10 per cent. more than In 1878 %.
Added to TINS has been much irregularity In
prices, and while the price for lager-beer
has been nomipaily maintained ut IS per
barrel. Ia many instances sales have been
made at lower rates, much having found
market. under the tremendous competition.
at IS per barrel. An effort was made In the
spring to advance prices to 30, but 1t was IN
etfectual. The demand, at the prices, never
has been so great 10 the history OF the trade
here, all the breweries having been running
| To Their full capacity. II Is believed by in
| tclIigent observers that, with much larger
| capacity, all would have found the most ac-
liiye employment. That under such circum-
stances there should have been great irregu-
lariiy 10 prices aud unsatisfactory business
| Is somewhat anomalous. The condition
was probably trsceable more to healthy
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CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATAKRH.

SANFORD's RADICAL CURE. CATARRAL SOL
VENT, and IMPROVED INHALER, with specihc 0l
reclions, may now be had of all druggists. nealy
wrapped In one package. for one dOllar' ASK lol
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
This economical and never-iailinR treatment IN
Accommodations, subdues Inflammation when extend
ing 10 the eye ear, and throat restores the senses
of sight, hearing and taste when affected; leaves
The head deOdorzed clear, aud oren; the breath
sweet, the breahiug easy, and every sense IN
grateful and so0ihed condition. Internally ADMIN
istered, IL perDeaes every fluid OF the body, cleans
ing the entire mucous or membranous system
through the blood, which IL purlhes of the dcid
DOisOn always present In Caiarrh. II builds up The
enfeebIed ard brOken-dOwn constitution, robs The
disease of ts virus, and permits the formation OF
health. restoring blood Hundreds Of testimonials
attest the wonderful curative properties oil TIM
edy.
General Agents. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
No. llOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE BRICK DWELLING ON BYRD sfRkkI
ONE SQUARE FROM CANDLES HILL, AND
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING On MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK. AT AUG.
TION.-By Virtue of decree of the Richmond
Chancery Court entered June 10 1880. la the suit
Of Mott, trustee, &C., rs. Mott ct ais, we, the un-
dersigned. special commissioners thereby appoint
ed, will sell, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1850.
the PROPERTY mentioned In said suit, as fol-
lows:
Fir,t At4 O'Clock +. ". the large and mfortsble
BRICK DWELLING No. $40 Byrd street, between
Third and Fourth. containing eisht or ten rooms !;
brick kitchen; water, gas, aud bath room, &c. 1hs
LOT fronts 29Xl50 feet 10 81 aliey: ana the prem
Uses IS now rented TO good paying tenant. and the
whole properly Is In good repair. The recent gra-
ding OF Byrd street and Its proximity 10 CANDLES
Hill adds very much TO the yalae OF ihis dwelling.
Aztec the above sale, AT Al o'clock l.. h., The
BRICK STORE, with a DWELLING above, con-
taning three or four rooms, No. 703 west Main
street, now occupied as drug. store by W. W.
Wake X Co. The LOT fronts 2S feet ON Main
street. with a depth OF 100 fee. THIS PROPERTY
Is Justly valuable on account OF It's beng imme"
daiely opposite Monroe Park, aud II has always
commanded good rent
TERMS: One fourth cash the residue In three
oaual astalments upon credit of FIX, twelve. ana
eighteen months purchaer 10 give ne2oilaoc notes
with interest sdded from day OF sale and ite 70 De
retained until the purchase money Is paid ia ian'
A, l.. BOULWARF,
). PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioners
FRANK ID. HILL K CO., Auciionters. Oc 20
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WISCONSIN.
wins. the New York Papers Say.

THE TINES on THE RESULT-NEW fOhh
CLAIMED REPUBLICAN.
NRw YORK. November $3.50 A. M
The Times this morning says: The
sober. patriotic people OF the United States
have great cause 10 be specially thankful for
the result of the election yesterday. The
Republican candidates have the electoral
votes OF this State by an overwhelming ma
jority, and with these the electoral votes
of every State that in 1860 was not tainted
with the curse OF slavery. 1t Is great
victory for all ideas which underlie the
American system OF government. II settles
many questions which only yesterday were
omen 20 some dispute. 1t determines. in the
first place, and chiefly, that the Government
of The nation shall be national, aud not the
Government OF party, section, or race.
IL eXiinguishes forever the mad hope OF the
political leaders OF the South that they can
retain or extend, by the aid OF the northern
States. the power which they have showed
ia their own sections, and no greater benefit
could have been conferred upon that sec
ton az well as upon tue rest OF the u MON.
The extent OF the Republican victory
Yesterday also puts at rest all fears that
there can be any dispute as to carrying into
practical effect the decision OF the country.
Thls Is cause for special tbankfulness.
There is now no possibility for the success
full desperate game which the Democratic
leaders were prepared to play.
THE WORLD GIVES IT UP.
New YORK, November $40 A. NJ
The World democratic organ) says: The
election OF Garfield is virtually the reclec.
ton Of Grant, but asserts that the continued
control OF the House of Representatives is
assured, by the election OF yesterday, to the
enemies OF Capitalization.
The following congressman are elected :
Fifth District: Ben. Wood, Democrat.
Sixth District: Cox, Democrat. Seventh
District: Doubtful. Eighth District: Me-
Cook, Republican. Ninth District: Fer
nando Wood, Democrat. Tenth District :
Hewitt, Democrat. Eleventh District: Nor
ton. Republican. Twelfth District: Hutch
ms, Democrat. Four hundred and eighty
election districts in New York city out OF
six hundred aud seventy. eight give Grace
62,63j; Dowd, 5S,Gl6.
WHAT THE HERALD SAYS.
The Herald saws: As we go to press the
electoral votes OF the following States are
reported to be sure for the Republican
ticket Connecticut, s. Illinois, 81; Irdi-
ana, 10; Iowa, IL Kansas, g.; MassaCbu-
sets, 10; Michigan, IL; Minnesota, b; Ne.
braska, 3; New Hampshire, 8; New York,
So; Ohio. o. Pennsylvania, 80; Rhode
Island. 4; Vermont, 3; Wisconsin. lO-to-
tai, 10T. In this list the votes Of California
G.; New Jersey. g.; Colorado, 3; Nevada. 3.
and Oregon Sin all. 24-are net counted.
They may all turn up for Garfield.
The one great and grave danger to the
country, as a result to be deplorable, has
been avoided. For this ali good citizens
and all good men who love their country,
no matter for whom they voted, will be de-
youtly thankful. There will be time enough
hereafter to discuss the causes OF the over.
whelmiDg victory OF the Republicans.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
lib Main street.

CONTINUATION OF THE TRUSTEES
~ SALE OF THE UNSOLD PORTION Or
THOSE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS LYING
ON WEST CARY. TAYLOR, AND OTHER
STREETS. BETWEEN WASHINGTON, PLUM,
AND UARVIE STkEFTS.-As trustee In a deed OF
trust executed by James &. Hardy and wife on the
2Sth day of August, 1919. and by virtue Of 4 de-
ree of the Chancerv Court OF the city of Richmond,
entered July g. 1850. In the suit Of Hardy trustee,
rs Goddin. trustee, Dunk J. and others, being re-
quired 10 do by the parties interested. SNAIL on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1850,
commeuciny at 4 o'clock Z. NJ. sell az public auc-
,iOn on the premises all that portion OF the pro-
perty conveyed by said deed Of trust and located as
above now occupied by Mr. James {. Hardy whcH
was unsOd az last sale for want of time. The lots
now 10 be sold, besides Hose fronting on Cary
street, are the most elevated of The entire NUMBER
occupying that beautiful knoll Of ground on level
wi IN the Old reservoir, and commanding a fine view
of the CITY, The land is subdiyided In lots Is VIII
be shown 10y plat on day Of sale.
The attention of capitalists wishing investments
and also persons Of small means desiring lots for
hon es is especially invited TO this sale. No portion
of our city i, more rapidly improving than his To-
caIlfv, which Is IN the direct line Of the western
growth OF our city. Purchasers nav confidently
expect speedy returns on inyt stments made III thl'
Terms: one third cash. balance at six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his negotiable
no es for deferred payments, lEd title retained unu
all the purchase-mOncy IS paid ana deed ordered
by the Court. a. IL. COURTNEY, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOnetr. oc 81
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By Robert II. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SUPE.-
l. RIOR EIGHT-H0RSE-PQWER STEAM IN
GINE AND ONE STEAM E'GHT-HORSE.POW-
FIR SEPARATOR: 800 INCH CYLlNDER, CLASS
2, No. 726, MADE AND SOLD BY THE HA-
GERsTOWN STEAM.ENGINE AND MACHINE
COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD.'
AT WEsTHAMPTON, HfNRiCO COUNTY. on
FARM OF IRA w. ALLEY. AT THE HEAD
OF CARY STREET. FIVE Mills WEST OF
THE CITY, BY PUBLIC AuCTlON'-By yir-
the of a certain deed executed TO Inc. as frus.
Tee from Ira " Alley. bearing date the 26h OF
June $40, OF record in the clerks ONCE OF the
county OF Henrico, d. d. 100, page 95l, shall offer
for sale, upon The premises, on
THURSDAY. llTHDAY OF NOVEMBER. 1880,
at O'Clock l.. W., berg required so 10 do by the
benenciarlts therein named, default having been
made In the payment OF the sums therein secured,
The personal pi operty above mentioned.
TERMS Cash. ". +. G. GARNkTT, JR,
cal Trustee.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co., AuctIoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
l. BRICK DWELLING No. 1J6 SOUTH
FOURTH. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS, AT AUCTICN.-By virtue Of a deed of
trust, dated October 10. 1879, ana duly recorded in
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court Of The CITY
of Richmond, default having been made In ihc ray
ment of a negotiable note therein secured, aud at
the request Of The beneficiary, will sell at auction,
on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1880,
at Az O'Clock i. VI the PROPERTY described in
ss III deedas follows All that certain LOT OF
LAND, with BRICK DWELLING and other I'm d.
proyemf nts thereon, on The west side of Fourth
street between Cary and Canal, fronting on said
between parallel lines 7S feet TO al alley -four feet
WIDE.
Tne house contains seven rooms 4; brick kitchen
with two rooms, city water. gas. &C. and is now
routed 10 good tenant for S17 per month.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
ami 4 note for $3.50, with Interest from October
10, 1880. FRANK II. HILL,
Oc 26,282o,30&tds Trustee.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOueer,
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE,
l. WELL. BUILT. AND CENTRALLY-LO-
GATED FOUR-S1ORY STOCK-BRlCk DWELL
ING No. 1920 EAST BROAD STREET, JUST
ABOVE The MONUMENTAL CHURCH, BY
PUBLIC AUCTJON.-Bv virtue of a certain deed
executed on the 29th day OF March, 1867, Of
record In the Chancery Court clerks office. IN ID. u.
"a A. page 2SS, 10 me. az trustee, shall, by virtue
OF The trust, proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, by
public auction, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1850,
al Az O'Clock u. NJ, being required 10y the berc-
ficiary secured. default having been made IN the
payment Of portion of note secured and described
in said deed. the PROPERTY above described. The
DWELLING Is large and convenient one; con-
tains about ten rooms besides kitchen. &C.: has
ia broom and cuIvert connections, gas, &c. is
now occnpd by Mr.. W. X Pugh. The location and
neighb rhood render this property desirable as 4
residence private boarding house. The lot fronts
on north side of Broad street % feet inches, and
extends back IN depth 1872 feet to twelye-foOt
alley. The premises are I'm very good repair.
TERMS: One third cash, TIE balance at four,
ei ght and twelve months.
Gc2S JOHN o. STkGER. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NALUABLE
Il REAL Estate IN'THE CITY OF RlCu-
MOND, INTENDING FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
OF WATER STREET To TIE eHIP-L OCk AND
To JAMES RIVER, AND NEATLY AiDJplNlNtt
THE WHAKVES OF THE OLD DOMINION
trlst executed 10 Us by Colonel II. C.. Cabell aHd
wife, dated 27lh January, 1862. duly recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court, and IN accordance with
a dtcree Of Richmond Cbgncery Court entered on
the G'h March, 1880, In The case OF CoX's executor
as Cabel &C., shall proceed 10 sell for cash, al
public auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1880,
at O'Clock p. M Of fair; II not, the first fair day
therraffer.l the following Y 4 J. l. 4 f. PRO
PFRTY-yiZ., a LOT fronting 30 feet on the south
side of Water street running bick between parallel
bounded on the west by The land Of Abram War
wick and on the east BY Mrs. Ann Dadc.
Also. ANOTHER LOT on The south side OF Water
tr6et. commencing at the inter section OF the west
line Of Ann Dade's land "lth Nalsf Stree I, ana
running back east along Water street SO feet more
or le.sl TO "A street recently condemned; thence
along the western side of said street lf0 feet,
thence eastwardly along Wharf street 40 feet,
thence Al right angles TO James river On which II
has front vi 100 feet; aud on the east by Mrs.
Dddes lot.
Both of said lots are subject TO the claims Of the
James River and Kanawha Company 10 The wharf
priyilsge acquired by SAID company Oy cOhdemha-
ton aud assignment. 81,
Plais viii be exhibited at the sale. The fact that
this property located the dcck, nearly opposite
10 The depot OF York River Railroad Company, and
within 100 feet of The extensive wnarVes snd sheds
Of the Old DOMINION steamship Company. (which
COMPANY doing immense trade,) should attract
The special attention of capitalists anc others 10 TINS
sale. ALtNANDrk u. SANDS,
oc07 Trustees
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CUTICUR 4.
n u Il & u r A.
WONDERFUL CURES OF sALT.RHEUM, Pso-
RIAsIs, ITCHING AND sCALY HUM0RS,
sCROFULA, sCROFULOUs SORES,
ULCERS, AND MERCURIAL
AFFECTIONS.
CU Il ! G U r A

CUTICURA REMEDIES consist OF CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, for purifying the blood, through the bow.
els, liver. kidneys. and skin CUTIcURA, Medicinal
Jelly, which removes dead flesh and skin, renders
healthy ulcers and old sores, alays inffanmaion
itching. and irri tston of The SKIN and scalp. ana
CBTIC URA MEDICINAL TOILET-SOAP, which re-
stores, whiiens and beautiies the skin. CUTICURA
SHAVING. SOAP l. the only medicinal soap express
ly preparad for shaving.
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PSORIASIS.

Thomas Delany, Memphis, Tenn, SAYS: have
been am cted for nineteen years with Psoriasis, and
have spent hundreds OF dollars for doctors and stun
they call blood purifiers. Doctors did not know
what 10 call my disease. ] would scratch uighis
until scratched myself raw ; then il would dr. aud
form into scales, which would all lie scratched of
next night, and so or. l have been completely
cured by the CO TICURA REMEDIES"
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
4 POTTER, Chemists aud Druggists, 500 wash
ineton street. Boston, ana are for sale by all drug.
cists. Price OF CUTICURA. IA Medicinal Jelly small
boxes, 5Oc.; large boxes, 81. CUTlCURA RESOL-
VENT, the new Blood-Puriier. 81 per bottle Gu
TICCRA MEDICINAL TOILET-SoAP, 25c. lUfI-
CURA MED. CINAL SHAVING-SoAP, 15c.; ia bar.
for BARRIERS and large consumers, soc.
An mailed free on receipt of price.
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NIncty-two towns give Garfield 25,os2 !;
Hancock, 10. 452; Weaver, S2I scattering.
"a. The same towns gave Hayes za'ost
Tildcn, n roe; scsttering, "a.
RUTLAND. Eovember 2.--Thirty.s'x towns
give Garfield 1o,4So; Hancock, 4,909--a net
Republican ga.n OF sl5. This percentage
viii give the State to Garfield by 10000 ma
ioriiy. -
MmwAuKgE, November 2.-Fifty.seven
towns give Republican moiority OF 3D.
Republican gain OF DAT. Dcuster, Demo-
crat, Is probably reelected In The Fourth
district. Bowel, Democrat, Is beaten by
Guptber, Republican. In the sixth district.
Bragg, Democrat, 10 the Fifth district, u
reelected by reduced majority.
MILwAuKeE, November I'm one oun.
dred aud fifteen towns OF Wisconsin tue ne'
Republican gain Is 6,33S. In this city Tue
| Republicans gain 1896 over the vote Of
| 1876.
MINIATURES, November 2.-Thlrty I'VE
towns heard from give 1.6l9 majority Ke
publican gain of ST2 over the vote OF 1876
| MnwAUKeE, November 2.-Fi'ty-seyer
towns give Republican majority oil 4,32o :
a Republican gain OF 9F.
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST-OY.H n
Os fIcE, No. 607 FRANKLIN STREET, @11iu
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH sTREETs-hav-
Ing every convenience and appliance for the COM
fort OF his patients with twenty-hv years expe-
ritnce, aud PRiCES REDUCED. IL preparet 70
- may dsstre bis professional services. se23.Sm
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LEPROSY.

HI Carpenter. Esq. Henderson, y. T.. cured OF
Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years standing by
The CUTICUhA RESoLvENT internally, aud Gull
CURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally. The most
wonderful case on recor'. Cure certified TO before
a Justice Of the peace and prominent culzens All
afflicted with Itching and Scaly Diseases should send
10 Il for thi, testimonial in full.
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ECZEMA.

f. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit. Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin-dsease which appeared
on his hand head and race, and nearly destroyed
his ewes The most careful dOctJring failed 10 help
him. and after all had faied he used the ,UriCURA
RFSOIyENT internally, CgTICURA and CUIICURA
SOAP externally, and was cured, and has remained
perfectly well to this day.
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BY j. Thompson Blown,
Real Estate Agent ana Auetloneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF + Il a VI +
i DWELLING mo. old AND LOT on EAST
LINE OF SEVEN II STREET BETWEEN BA-
KERA AND PRESTON STREETS.-By virtue OF 4
deed executed by Peter Gardner and wife TO the I'm:
dersgned. trustee, dated October 9. 1879 recorded
I'm X chmond Chancery Court. Deadlock 10 b.,
page 1896 default having been made, and being re-
auired 10 do by the beneficiary shall sell at public
auction, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1880,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed as follows: 4" All that LUr OF LAND,
with all the improvements thereon. No. 81 In plan
OF Navy Hin, being on the east line Of seventh
street, fronting thereon 8 feet and runsing back
1927
Terms: Cash as TO expense Of sale and s400, with
interest from July 8, 1880.
]. THOMPSON BROWN. Aucuoneer. oc 81
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DYEING. CLEANING. &c.

NLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
Particular attention paid TO ladies, me articlss
TEATHERs. sCARPs, KID GLOVES, DRESSES,
SHAWLs, etc.. as we'll as GENTl.kMtn's, 81, ana ~
CHILDREN's GARMENTS. pAMAsk W. moh-
cc2 ss1suSm No, 1898 franklin street.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
eY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.
Sfove-WOrtxs Rurued.

QUAKERTowN, PA, November 2.-The
stoye-works of Thomas Roberts, Stevenson
a. Co. were destroyed By fire this morning.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.