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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

BY Thompson brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aurtioneer,
1113 Naln strStt.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF THIRTY-FIyE
y BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE LOTS,
ME- Or wxsHiNGToN AND WEST CARY
STREETS AND LYING ALONG TAYl.oR,-.-lAs
pustee In deed OF trust executed by danes 2: Har,
dy and wife on the 26lh day or August, 1917. ana
by virtue or decree Of the Chancery Court OF me
clty ct Richmond, entered July 3, 65u in The s,'.
OF Hardy, trustee vs. Goddn, trustee. Dunkei, ana
others being required to do by the parties inter-
ested, shall, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1880,
commencing at O'Clock r. H., sell at public sue
lion. on the premises, all that portion o. Tue ffo-
perry conveyed by said deed Of trust and located rs
above, now occupied by Mr. james G. Hardy. fhe
land Is sub-dyded In lots as win be shown py p'at
on day Of sale.
The attention Of capitalists wishing investments,
aud Also persons or small means desiring lots ior
homes, Is especially invited TO this sale. NO portion
OF our city Is more rapidly improving than ms 20.
caIity, which 10 In the direct line OF tn3 western
growth Of our city. Purchasers may eonndenIy
expect speedy returns on investments maoe I'D 'his
locality.
TERMS One third cash; balance nj SIX ana
twelve months, the purchaser giving his negolaDie
notes for deferred payments. and title retained until
all the purchase-money Ia paid and deed oroereu
by the Court. A. X. COURTNEY, trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. oc 10
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TWO 00o0t0 B0s
- so,Aen ssnmer Alas has Gown,
Win sII tss KnFl1nds bright,
Ana he dfeary Winds nov Sadly moan
@6roneh he DARK and chilly nisht.
Ana e eano on tfe bleak bleak SKY,
a. many e>0qd osercasI
i eStnk al he years that have gone by
VSr into the sbadcwy past.
ff.
or eolden summer OF long ago,
IL sunny dreams Of truth,
TSst t6e human heart but onre can KNOW,
Tksf come and 70 With youth:
AID inc lcafets al brown ana dcso
Ar boroe away By The bIAsh "a
A. nv homes Ike the birds nave neo,
- ths eolden summer 10 past.
III.
- eoIds Summer IL no more,
a {SW more summers st best.
NOS That the sumner OF my he Is DER,
a. ne Weary WINDS shal, moan DER me
An hong, longest OF all,
rof eoon shall - FORGOTTEN be-,
q. YAScEY NORRIS.
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dor RENT, A VALUABLE FARM OF
Il ABOUT SIX HUNDRED ACRES IN THE
COUNTY OF AMELIA.--By virtue Of decree OF
The Circuit Court OF Amelia county, entered at It's
September Term, 1880. in the cause of First Ma
tIonai Bank OF Richmond US. John Wilkinson aud
wife, we, the undersigned, receivers, will, on The
27TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
(court.dayJ in front Of thr court. house or Amelia
county. offer, by public auction, for rent for the
period Of one year from the LIST day of November,
1880 the VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
FARM formerly occupied ny Captain John Wilkin-
son. known as WOODSIDE, In the county of Ame-
ma and containing about 900 ACRES.
GOOD DWELLING-HOUSE and necessary out
buildings, all In good order.
The tenant TO give bond with good security, pay
able 10 the receivers on the LIST day OF November,
1881. MEADE HASBINS,
TT. TABB,
cl7-lOt Receivers.
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DC 13.2tawt
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY
COMMENCING SUNDAY, SEPTEM-
~ BIER 10, 1880. trains on this road will run AS
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 3D., THROUGH MAIL daily, conaect6 X
for Charleston, Angus ana Aiken
VIA tbaflesionl savannah, Rateisn, ,
Jacksonville. stops only At Manches-
ter aud Chesi' =. and ut HALFWAY N
signal. Pullman sleepers between
New York aud Savannah.
$40 Z. NJ. ACtOMMODA1iUN TRAIN daily
(exc, pt sunday Passengers takin,
this train VIII make close connection
~ Pelersburg fer Norfolk. Stops at
all stations.
700 A. NJ, TIgOUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connects with A.,
NJ. 4 o. Il. X. for Lynchburg and be-
yOnd.
1895 P. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily for Weldon,
Wilmington, Charleston, and South.
StOpsai Chester, Hair WAY, aud Drew
rvs Bluff on signal. Pullman sleepers
between Washington aud CHARLESTON.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with RchmOnd, fredericksourx Il
Potomac rallrf nj FOR all points Nor b.,
Fast. and Wet Stops at Manchester
aud Chester, aud At Halfway aDd al
Drewry's Blut on signal Pullman
sleepers between Charleston aud Wash
s:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dai y
Except sunday. stops at all 81
ss4P. n. THROUGH MAN. daily. connect, <
with Richnosd, Fredericksburg ar q
Potomac railroad for sll points Ia
and West Also, sls king close cenne .
ZION with the Chesapeake aud on Q
railroad for the virginia springs al q
all points North and West. This Ira u
stops at Manchester and Chester, NJ
at Halfway and prury's Rluff. u
signal. Pullman seepers between "a.
yannah and New York.
1880 NJ, FREIGHT daily except, sandayl,
with passenger car attaeheL ssops ~
all stations.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Riet.
sS~G lao an. and 40 AZ ~ .ys ssvs rs,sr'
It'd. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT.
4. p0rE. @. 7. aud y: AGENT. oe
xIUHnoNp. FREp'a 4 POTOMAC X. X. COIL
RICHMOND, VA, November z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road will run IS follows:
NORTH BOUND.
6il2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd.street station daily tex.
isPes f:" t.: i.s' ss !: s SAssi r.
Philadelphis, Csc r. NJ; New York
500 p. NJ. leaves Byra-s.reet station daily; du.
at Washington, 9:25 r. NJ BALTIMORE
ll25 z. H.; philadelphia, 325 A. N.
New York, $40 A. NJ.
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fos
Junction. leaves Broad Street ststt0s
daily iexcent enpdSysi.
SOUTH BOUND.
i0l6 y. NJ. arrives ~ kyro-strect station daily
Sis 4. I NJ: fsIi.delssis. ss.s
NJ; Haiti nore, $3.50 4. A.: Washing.
too 6:x0 L. H.
Leaves New Yort, I0:0e +. n. PHI.
ass A. n. |; Wasningscs. 700 A. n.
G:As A. n, CC0AdoDATi0N rRAlh arrive
8 su s.s:ss''sss 'ss.,Ss ss'1i &c.
1T. d nynas. snasai NORTHUMBERLAND
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BY Jno. r. LaughtOn, Jr., Anctioneer,
No. 9l6 Main street.

No. 9l6 Main street.
4 TTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW TIN
N WARE, STOVES, TIMERS TOOLS, GAS
FIXTURES. JAPANNED WAHE, NC, AT AUG
TION-At the request OF Mrs. l.. =. Oldham, VINO
has deierml ned 10 discontinue business, VIII eel NJ
the store No. Main street, next to corner OF flrst
street, on
WEDNESDAY THE GOTH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock, the entire stock Of NEW GOODS
consisting OF - nr,vo
ROOM, OPEN.GRATN stLF-FEEDlNO,
WOOD. and other stoves; ,n>,n. >,ro
GAS-FIXTUkES. DROP. LitHTS, fENDaNio'
and BRACKETS; ., ,,,s
LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS;
IRON and TIN HOLLOW-WARE,
WATER COOL ERS, kEROSENE-STO|tS
JAPANNED WARE, one
one LIFTING FORCE PUMP. FURNACES:
A fun, complete, and valuaDe eel OF IINNHhs
TOOLS and MACHINES, very ntIlc used' anu
cost originally 1900:
GAS-FTTTER,S STOCKS and DIES:
a large LOT of Tim Ek'S PATTI ems;
together Win n full and complete stock or
TINWARB.
such as is usually kept In wei conducted business
of this kind.
The stock Is fresh aud deserves The attention o!
dealers and families - -,
TERMS: Under $50, cash over $50, sixty days
crecit for satisfactory paper
JNO. 4. LAUGHTON, JR.,
nc II Auclioneer.
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No 2 Mall leaves Huntington daily, except sun
day. The No. 2 train leaving Huntington on "tihr-
day lies over at WHITE sulphur from : 30 \. VI.
sunday TN q 4. NJ Monday.
virginia Midland mail from D1nSllle aud Lynch
burg connects closely at Gordonsyille wh No. Tor
Richmond
No. 4 Express &C.. II. :. aud T.. L. sicamcrl l1tes
Cincinnati at u. W. daily aud T. due At iiuutus
tor u connect win No. hNpreas which runs iuiy
10 Richmond.
No. 6 Accommodation leaves GordoH,Nille ,i,iiy.
except SUNDAY. at 5:25 ~ NJ. aud arrive at Rich-
mOnd AZ 81 4. VI
No ~ Mixed leaves stanton daily, except SUM
day, Al 54U \. VI Is connected with at GOrlOus.
vile by Virginia Midland mail from Washugi.n.
and arrives al Richmond at . T.. NJ.
SLsFPISG-CARs ON No. 2 from Huntingdon ~
White sulphur. on No. 4 from White sulphur 10
Richmond.
For rates. tickets, baggaeo-chccks. &C., apply 10
X. u. FISHER. Ticket Agent the'3pctAc and ohio
depot, and A. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent. so
Main street, Richmond Va W. u. :. Ut ~,
Engineer and SuIerintsnd,uL
CONWAY ". HOWARD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. Il
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In execution OF two certain deeds executed re-
speetiyey 10 me on the 7th day OF February, S74
and on The 7ih OF August, 1874, both recorded w
the CLERKS Office OF the Chancery Court OF tne CITY
OF Richmond, Deed Book los u, page III, ana
Deed. Book los A, page 24S. and In the County
Court OF Henrico. Deed Book "a, page 30, ana 93
paee 1858, shall, at the request OF the behenciary
default having boon made In the payment OF ibe
money secured by said deeds proceed 10 sell upon
the premises, by public auction' at lZ:5o 4. Al, OH
MONDAY THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1881.
the above EXTRA AND HfGHLY-1MPROVED
VINEYARD, winch yields equal TO any IN lhe
are made. The soil Is fertile and the location suDe-
rior The improvements consist OF q fKAME
DWELLING OF seven rooms, three OF when hie
used as a wipe-cellar for storage and manufactu-
ring: stable, kitchen, reservoir, sc. Tnere Is upon
the place an ce-nouse and pond, which Is never ury
The pond Is well stocked with FISH. and so located
that IL IL thoroughly and we'll shaded. There Is
beautiful grove with benches, &c, through ". IA
fact for wlne-garden its location ana many al,
yantaees and surroundings make 10 peculiarly ana
specially adapted. The present owner mas spent
thousands of dollars Ia money and thirteen years In
labor and time thereby insuring perfect success
In making this the most valuable vineyard III tne
state and being adjacent TO The city limits should
attract attention. The opportunity here ofefed 10
Parties Wishing 10 invest cordially Invited ana
requested inspect The vineyard before DAY OF SAFE
DR. McCarty will take pleasure ana interest IN snow
ing IL To tbem. An inspec.iou Is all that Is asked
TERMS: VIII be cash as 10 the smount secured
10000 aud all interest With cost and expenses OF
saIe: the residue upon credit OF one, two, ana
three wears with per cent. interest added 10 tlle
me- fleet w. j. MAYO,
90 Trustee.
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~ Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuciIcnesr,
1919 Main street. Richmond, Va.

1919 Main street. Richmond, Va
T'RUsTEE's SALE OF THAT
VALUABLE AND sPLESDIpLy-IMPRovE
PROPERTY
ON LAKEWOOD AVENUE.
ADJOINING THE CITY LIMITS,
AND KNOWN AS THE'vINEYARD OF
DIR. ). b. MCCARTHY,
CONTAINING TwRNTY-EIeHT ACRES
SEVENTEEN OF WHICH ARE IN
GRAPES 10000 vTNEs,
THE REMAINDER
PEARS, APPLES, PEACHES. STRAWBERRIES
6oosEBERRIEs,
AND VEGETABLES GENERALLY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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&c 17-1Ot

TOR SALE.-THE PIANO, SHEET
l. MUSIC, BOOKCASE, MUsIC-BO0KS, AND
MUSIC-STAND belonging to the la'e Beethoven
a ISOLATION will be sold nj public auction, at a. C..
Harding 4 Co.'s store, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
20, al 3 o'clock.
Harding's.
As these articles Will he sold without reserve the
attention OF purchasers Is requested.
oc l7-SukTu
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lost. sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

IT OST, ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN
IL First and jefferson streets SHELL sCAkf, ,
PIN, DIAMOND SETTING Very liberal reward
offered if returned TO No. 5 Governor street.
oc l7-1t*
CtTRAYED OR STOLEN, A FINE EEsxsa
- pm cow. A liberal reward for her re- SE-A
,nrn 10 JOHN y. BRANCH,
oe l7.ot No. / west Franklin street.
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FRIDAY, OcrOpER 22. 1880,
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auetioneer,
lIl3 Main street.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, TO THE
IL HIGHEST BIDDER, WITHOUT RESERVE.
THAT MUST DESIRABLE IMPROVED pKo,
PERTY IN FULTON. WITH FRAME sIOhE
AND TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND LARGE
CORNER LOT ADJOINING request or OWL
ers and for The division OF estate VIII sell NJ puo-
lie auction. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1850,
at 4:3O O'Clock Il. NJ, the above PROPERTY
fronting on the corner OF Louisiana ana SIKH
streets 133k feet, with a depth Of los feet.
also. FRAME DWELLING and LOT trontine
331 feet on Orleans street, with dep;h OF W ieet
back 10 the above property
This property Is located In the most desirable por-
ton Of that portion OF the city, aud on the NOR
0ughfare street, being corner properly IL moS' "e
sirable for stores as well as dwellings.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six, Twelve;
and eighteen months, g per cent. Interest, tecured
Nv trnst deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
o., TX AuctiOucer.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1880,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ABOVE
i SALE. [ Will sell on the same street
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NO. TOT

LOUISIANA STREET,
the property OF Charles +. Wabal deceased. Inc
said property fronts on Louisiana sire Ell beiwre U
Fulton and Erin streets 80 feet. WIN depn OIL
house Is two stories and has -four rooms.
TERMS: One-tbiri cash: balance In six ana
twelve months, secured by deed OF trust.
i. THOMPSON BROWN
ecI7 Auciionecr.
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A connects for farmylllc, Lyochbur< sud al
points In the Southwest.
u connects for Milton, Nc.
G. cOnnectF for Asheyi.le sud all points Zoo h'ss
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points in SoUh~s's
Georgia. .
Il connects for Jacksonville and all va'nb In R"'
Tida
y connects for Macon aud all points ia ssuth"'.I
Georgia, aud Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis an"
all Texas points.
@ connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. AID
yicksburg.
n connects for Galveston and AL Texas pDiais,
Trains from the AbOye-DsHsd points uIttDs -
RfeAp.Oad At 4:43 l.. NJ. $50 4. VI. and b'H j. u
Trains on Norm Iaroina division make '"nn''-
ton 1T GOhisboro' with the ". & ". 4. H. ." and
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing.iuOm aui Nleepinf 'h'
run through On Train M. a. iTOla Ne" l"rk au'
Richmond To Atlanta, ia, on Train NJ a. if'h
Richmond 10 Ddnyille.
A passeageY coach will be attached q" ii1iI ttf.
log RtcniDand at 4:55 4. NJ, arriving ~ thun --
L. II, daily texcept suudNSl; and Tsurulnt . t'.
Chuis At $40 A. w., arriving at RiehmDni BID
A. NJ. daily (excapi N0udaiL
Tickets sold 10 all pOlBt SOUTH 5ibih'Hi' sac
southwest. aud bagsax. checked throush.
No lAy-Oyer checks giyes on iscsi y, kr.. ,.
General Passenger aud TlvN't A. a.
y NJ r. TAlCOrT, General snu~ripienttil
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MEnNFsDAY. nrcEMnER l5. l9aO.

IN PRINCE EDN ARD COUNTY, NA.-Inuer 4
dec of trust from T. r. rredway and wife, We Will,
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1880,
at NJ, offer for sale at auction up0u the premises,
five mites from Pi aspect depoi, Atlantic Mississp-
nj and Ohio railroad twelve miles from Farmyilie,
and I've miles ON iiampden-sidney ana Union
Theological Seminary, the Following LANDS:
LOT 4, containing i86 ACRES excepting the
family cemetery OF one eighth Of an acre). on II Is
a LARGE BRICK MANSION with twelve rooms,
fine orchards, garden, &c. Land fertile, and amply
supplied with wood and water.
LOT 2. containing $50 ACRES, on which Is
a MANUFACTURING AND sAW-MiLI. on AN
uniailing stream, with DWELLING at the MILL.
4 he land Is mostly lOwgrounds.
LOT 3, containing 24O ACRES-paTt ia culiiya-
ton and part Ia wood
LOT 4. containing sos ACREs-part arabic and
part In WOOD.
IOT ., containing 400 ACRES part arabic and
IOT 8, containing 100 ACREs-psrt arabic and
LOT 7. containing 500 ACREs-part arabic and
part In WOO Il.
The whole is In one body, Much Of II IS drst.cas5
lOwgrOunds, aud Is the best BODY OF land IN the
county. and the residence one OF The best, aud IN
nelghborhood noted for cultivation ana refine
ment
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In three equal
annual payments, barring interest from the day of
sale. Purchasers Of Lots aud , To give good per-
sonal security for deferred payututs, or 10 Insure
the buildings for the benefit Of the trustees. Title
Withheld until all payments are made.
Apply for handbllis win fuller description 10
j. l.. FITZGERALD,
j. II. MOTLEY,
Trustees.
Oc 13.2tawtds Farnyile, Va,
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real fstate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. llld Main Street.

TRISTEE'S SALE OF BRICK STORE
1 ON EAST LINE OF FIFTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY, No. 2 SOUTH
EIFTFFNTH sTREET.--By virtue Of deed of
rust dared LIST OF July, 1879. executed 10 the un-
dersjgned, trustee, aud recorded In Richmond
Chncery Court ID. Il. rs u. page IS, To- secure the
pay meut of eitain note therein specified. In the
payment of which said note default has been made,
and brIg required to do, VIII sell on the premi-
ses, on
THURSDAY. 2IsT DAY or OCTOBER, 1880,
AT 4:3O r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mentioned In
-aid deed, ~ follows: ALL THAT LOT, PIECE,
and FARO Ell OF LAND, with the TIiREF-SfORl
BRICK STORE thereon, fronting 20 feet on Fiji
ieentn street between Nam aud Cary streets, In the
city of Richmond, and running back between paral-
tel lines 30 feet To an alley IN common feet
inches Wide"
TERMS: Cash as to 81 900 and Interest from De-
tOber 4, 1850, aud expenses Of sale aud the bal
ance on such terms u, may be announced AT sale.
l.. n. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucl0neer. Oc l6-5t
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RUJ-HEADs. a.. so % IS per res NJ -
~ n m FSiSrIxs-noUssI
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER ASD hEsraHsh
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFfECr AUGUST L. lss''
PAssENGEK TRAINS.
300 4. N. I.-sss Richmond daih itSc.p ''",
dsyl. connecting az NUt TOD, ~
Tuesday, THuR>pAl ! a'1 -.
URDAy with steamer i0t 'l .'.'
inys ON the YORK river and To l''-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS. .
600 A. NJ Leave Richmond dallD leh''A 80
lO:I5 A. 81. day. connecting al West i",S%n,N'
-"''" stsamers for baltimore 90 MlNpN,'
TUESDAY, WE'D ~
THURSDAY, and SAIL ~
with steamers for NJ" l.iA
wnNnAY, WEDNESDAY. M4
EKIptY; With sleamers nr tf'''
d.nee and boston ou IL ~
FRIDAY.
PAssENGER TRAINS. 49,. ,.,,,,t
,n.oa A NJ Arrive Al Richmond dallr Wh''F.
sunasyD, connecting al Nt't -
TUESDAY, rHtRSbAl, -" Am.
URDAY with steamers i''"'
TmSlj.n FRslGHT TEAMS. ..,.
2:H0P. MI Arrive Al Riehnond ~ tx 80 r,IaI
6,SS n, M sundayh connecting A. 49, ~
49, With steamers froui kaliimot" Wv
Nsrk, Providence, snd ss'"" , ,,5ss
No TRANSFER of freight al Riclsnosn ~ ataaIa
southern points. Cars run through s''"'
&C. carefi handbag aaa dispatch, with o"s'' '''''
Ts roass bsils OF ladinE, with guaranteed ''''
Issued 10 All northera aud western posnss' n,n.ay,
FOR ir formation. arIly At eR.. oI sns VA IA.
Twenfv-tniro aud Dock streets, hEnn' y,a,,adsnL
aa ia ". 2. nOu6LAs. ssirns''"''--
---r-~
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT LARGE ANDG
II DESIRABLE TOBACCO.FACToRY on Nj
the west line Of Eighteenth between Main and Cary
streets lately occupied 10y MIR. George Campbell !;
three stories aud basement: in perfect order. Kent
low and possession given at once. Apply 10
ROBERT Il. LYME,
~ 17.3t 1912 Main street.
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6RUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers.
nc 3.Ql3l6l8&l9
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NENTLEMEN ABLE OF AP-
Ut PREACHING THE MEDICAL PROBES
SION OF VIRGINIA to represent publ hing,
horse; those who have sold encyclopedias ana
scientific works preferred. References and particu
lars of experience required. Address Posl-Oince
pox 40 PhiiadeIuhia oc 10. eod5t
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(tLUTHING CLEANED AND DYED
~ Particular attention paid 20 Iadet fne ARTICLES
8 sfYSfsEss s vfhyi R ctoyn h ,tsSsss
sdtA,Egids -. e !, vel g QkNTL EMS and
sas2h2ssSsss ~ n ia tIs sssE'sA ssssss.
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WANTED, AN OCCUPANT + o r
w TWO HANDSOMELY-FURNI BASE
MINT ROOMS opening into the front yard OF no.
49, Linden Row, east Franklin street. suitable Tor
MRS. JOSEPH JACKSON.
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A WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD DE-
y nr,yae family Her object Is 10 make herself use
fuI aud secure a home. References exchanged
will furnish best city reference. Address Is"
c,re DfsDGfch Office. oc lZ-olr
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yxrANTED. A PLEASANT FURNISH.
w ED ROOM, with BOARD, for gentleman and
wife. Address IT.,
on l6-2t< ~. James totei.
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WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR AN
w ELEGANT NEW 7x-OCTlvE PIANO az
Al no This Is really a splendid Instrument, and
could not be purchased vt the factory Tor less Than
$3.50. u v. 'ohNsiVN'
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Paris, %. In the Chamber Of
Deputiep, to-day, Go1elle, Bonsp part.
ist. interpelIated government regard
ing tie allegations, in the letter writ
ten by Journault. secretary general OF
Alzeris, who resigned in consequence
OF 8 disagreement with Albert G 6gy,
governor general. G0delle attacked
the administration of Algeria, and
moved a parliamentary inquiry.
Leperea, minister of the interior, en-
tirely approved OF GI6vY's sdministrs-
ton in . geria. Albert Chevy, who
is q member for the department Of
Doubs, spoke in his own defense, and
refuted the accusations of Godelle.
Bandry DIS Of ard Cunic D'Oranol
BonRpaTtisis, we're Censured by the
president tor inserrupting. Godelle.
in replying to GT67y, used words
which the president considered often
sive to the president OF the republic.
A motion for the temporary expulsion
of GOdella from :he Chamber Of
Deputies, was agreed to amid con-
siderable upToar. The house subse-
quenily adopted the order of the day,
declaring itself satisfied With the adj
ministrstion of Algeria. The right
.abstBined from voting.
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ROEaE.

Washington. 22.-In the Record
is q speech in blank verse, entitled
The Immortals," which ia COW
rlSSted by Downey, OF Wyoming
ano which purposes to be 10 support
OF ms OH, providing for painting
biblical pictures On the walls of the
Capitol. '"0
Garfield called attention to this
fact and moved that the speech he
referred to the committee of rules to
inquire whether it is competent for q
member to copyright his speech.
pointing ont at the same time the
dangers which might attend such
practice.
Downsy said the librarian of Con-
gress regarded the copyrighting as
proper, but he had no objection to
the proposed action.
Conger, in an amusing speech
intlmated that Garfield was Jealous of
the rising young poet.
GsTheld's motion was agreed to.
yeas 1l9, nays los.
The Speaker laid before the House
q message from the President inform
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4 Tilt with Time.

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