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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-21
TIMELY TOPICS.

There is hope for Charley Ross yet.
In New York the parents of ~ fourteen
year-old boy, who lost him when sepa-
rated eleven years ago, recovered him
after he had been lost all that time. The
boy had had a varied experience, and
passed through many vioissitudes, and
was finally found on Blackwelrs Island,
where he had been committed as va
grant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

COLORED REPUBLICAN READJUsrERs De-
CLINE BEING RULED BY FEDERAL Offr-
CIALs.-About fifty coIored Republican Re-
adjusters met at the coIored Odd'FellowS
Hall, on Franklin street, last night to "pro-
test against being ruled by Federal off,
Gals" Speeches were made by w. &.
Roane, K. G.. l.. Paige, and Cornelius Har-
ris (ex-iustice). The first and last-named
speakers earnestly protested against being,
as thev said. governed and ruled by Fede-
raj officials. They thought that the NUM-
cipal as well as the Federal offices
should be filled by negro Republicans.
Harris wanted "some ringers" on the cleo
toraI ticket, and entreated his hearers not TO
have anything TO do with the Staunton Com
vention. for he claimed that it was not the
wish Of the "peopIe" to meet at that city.
II was too far away for the "niggels," as
they couldn't all ret there. Pages views
were rather in sympathy with the Federal
officials.
Resolutions were adopted in accordance
with the object OF the meeting.
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HUsTINGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-The spe-
cial grand jury summoned in the Hastings
Court yesterday found true bill against
Alexander McGruder (colored) for periury,
and another against the same for suborna-
ton OF perjury; also, true bill against
Edward Peatross for feloniOusly shooting
at ard wounding Henry Newton with apis
toll; after which they were discharged.
Russell $. Douglas was convicted OF un-
lawful assault upon Frederick Wood (cOl-
ored) and sentenced TO pay a fine OF one
cent and to be confined in the Jail for Thirty
days.
Betty Brown, charged with infanticide,
was tried and acquitted.
Frayser Branch (colOred). who was con-
yicted in the Police Court OF petty larceny,
for which offence he was ordered to receive
thirty lashes. appealed TO the Hastings
Court, was tried and acquitted.
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Sunday afternoon a horse attached TO a
buggy belonging to Mr.. Robert Owens, Of
this city, became frightened near the new
re seryoir, in Richmond, and ran off. Mr..
Owens's wife and thei; little infant were in
the buggy at the time, ard were thrown out
while the team was gong at a very rapid
rate. MIS-. Owens was thrown about ten
feet with her child in her arms. Her collar
bone was broken and she sustained some
slight bruises. The little infant escaped
unhurt. Mr. Owens received some slight
bruises upon his head. The injured lady
was brought TO this city for treatment. DR..
M0nteirO was called in and rendered the
necessary and. One month ago the same
team ran away near the same plece, at which
time Mr.. Owei 5 sustained some painful in
juries, from which he had hardly recovered.
An interesting Sunday-schOol meeting
was held at the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon under the auspices OF the Fifth
street Sunday School Aid Society. The
Rev. B. L. Woodward delivered an appr0-
pirate and interesting address. Remarks
were also made by Mr.. |. {. Wells, who eX-
planned the object OF the meeting TO be to
clothe destitute children, 20 rs to prepare
them for Sunday school.
A school Is about 10 be organized in the
upper part OF The city, in the vicinity Of
Swans boro'. 1t will be under the control
OF the Eleyenth-Street Baptist school.
The attendance at the last-named school
Sunday morning was larger than 1t has
been for more than two years.
The Chesterfield County~Court-Judg
Gregory prosiding-bega its February
term yesterday. Nothing but civil matters
will be brought up this session. Several
lawyers from this city and Richmond hay-
ing business before the court went out to
the Courthouse yesterday morning. The
next term will be 4 grand'iury term, ana
the criminal docket will he disposed OF.
Rev. W. T. Richardson, of Richmond
preached at the Presbyterian church her,
Sunday morning. Mr.. Campbell has gone
10 Harrisburg for his health. During ih'
last few weeks this worthy minister hai
been in very delicate health, much 10 th
regret Of bis congregation, who have
| great attachment Tor him.
Sunday afternoon 4 six-year-old son o
Mr. George Rodgers, Of Tins city, while Wis
Ting tho house Of Mr.. Robert Priddy, OF
Fifth street, accidentally shot himself wit
a pistol. The weapon being where the littl
fel,Dw could reach il, be picked 1t up an
was playing with it when 1t went of. Tb
,JalI passed through one OF his hands, maxim,
a very painful Aesh'wound.
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THE GALLEY SLAVE AT THE THEATRE
The announcement that Barley Campbelrs
new play, "The Galley Slave" would be
presented at the Theatre last night, drew
out an audience Of unusual size tor klch-
mond on such an occasion. The following
Is the cast, from which it will be seen that
most OF the company have appeared here
before Ccely Blame, an American helrtsS,
Miss Rosa Rand; Francesca Bra6ant. an
Italian model, Miss Marie BOckel; Psyche
Cav, dear good girl. Miss Belle Mackenzie;
Mrs. Phebe Gay, still girllsb, Mrs. }. Ger
mon; Nchette, 4 maid, Miss Blanche
Thompson; Dolores, Francesca's child,
Little Lille Parsiee; Nun, Miss Nellie
Ueywood: Sidney NOrcott, an English ar
fist. Mr.. Robert Downing; Baron lie Bots,
a nobeman. Mr.. james Galloway; Frank
lin pits, travelled American, Mr.. George
w. Denham; Oliver Olphant. a Scotch
Crnsus. Mr.. Carl Ahrendt; Wellesley Ma
pier, a Londoner, Mr.. Charles HOgendrOsS,
Caro-, j. Oliver; Philip, notary's clerk, j.
L. Reiberi; Sentinel, Mr.. Riley.
The play, although much after the order
OF most modern dramas, is good both In
plot and dialogue, aud with the exception
Of few bitches that are generally incident
TO the first presentation OF piece, was well
nut upon the stage. The only noticeable
feature is the reversal Of the old story OF
woman's devotion. Instead, we 1ayc the
picture presented to Us Of man who, IN
order to protect the good name Of the wo-
man he loved. chose TO become " The Gal
lev Slave" To take this in requires con-
siderable stretch OF Imagination, but TO
those who are not disposed to be too crlti-
cal there is nothing impossible in it, ana
proves that all the virtue in this respect l.
not confined 10 one sex.
Miss Rosa Rand, rs Cicely Blaine, was
all that the most cXacting could wish. In
deed, it may be said that is an emotional
actress she has few equals Oh the stage.
Misses Bockel and Mackenzie, and Messrs.
Downing, Denham, Ahrendt, and Reibert.
need no introduction 10 Richmond au-
die ce. We must not forget TO mention
little Miss Lille Parsley, as Dolores, who.
it will be remembered. appeared here as
Josephine in FOrd's Juvenile Pinafore Com
pany.
The Suggesting, except in the last act,
was incomplete, although there was good
deal OF the scenery belonging 10 the play in
all OF them. In the fifth act, however, the
setting was admirable. aud the manager as
>ures us that the presentation OF the drama
tonight will be SignaliZed by all the artistic
accompanimenis belonging TO it, which are
said to be very fine.
The Galley Slave will be repeated to-
night.
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lost OR MISLAlD, A NEGOTIABLE
LNOTF. dated Richmond, January 4, $50, ana
layabie sixty DAYS after date. drawn by y. VI Lie.
aud made PAYABLE 10 the order OF himself Hnd en-
dorsed hy james G. smith. The said noie having
come into my possession and been lost or mislaid
since. the public cautioned ftonn uadiuB ioF H.
As appcati will De- made To The drawer tbtie'i
for renewal. he ii DER will confer FAVOR ana
win be rewarded Ii required by leaving ne sara
rote with tae WILLIAM n BRAtkR,
H. IO-It stall No. ID, First Marke-
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By Dayeupogt & Morri', AucloD'
Richmond, W.
ROOTS. SHOES. Ae.
OENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE

OENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE 9
" SOLE HANDMADE ROOTS
$780, bargain; .r.
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOrBLt->Ol. ",,,
TON.BOOrs, LACF-suOEs. ant 'VN""
CATERS, IN all grades; ..>
LADIES' FRONT. and SlDk-LNCEahd' ~ g..
BOoTs-heayy sole. for ~alAinS ana ''
soft Kid and light solss;
BOYS aud CHILDREN's sCllooI-S'-F'
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES la all styles; ..,,t,
!, ona line of OLD GENTLEMEN's aud INp''
BRoAD-BorTOM, FLAI-rEEL B"'''
SHOES; .NFg.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, sAr.liELS, bA"9'
| CATERS, &C.; ,., t,f
weak anA'e'-' s'Va "'pS' o" A. GRIGGs,.
asN Tenth aud Main ''5'"
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Mrs. JARLEY's WAX-WOIKS LAST NIGHT.
Mrs. farley, after an absence from this city
Of some eight or ten years, exhibited heI
wonderful wax figures at Mozart Hall last
evening TO large audience.
Since her last visit to Richmond the work
ing of her figures has been greatly assisted
by the use Of the Kelley motor. THE intro
ducton by Mrs. farley was full OF humor,
and cOnvulsed the audience with laughter.
She announced that Mr. Stun would be
compelled to perform the mental service OF
lifting the fgures--a work USUALLY done by
her man John: but unfortunately john had
been gobbled up by the LEGISLATURE and
made Judge OF for one Of tie Southwest
Virginia counties.
All the figures worked wonderfully well
last evening, but the animal quaItette-per-
formed bya cat, a hen, dog, and hog.
with a monkey ccompani>t-though net
on the regular programme, SurplsseS any
thing Mrs. JIrley has before attempted.
All who have not witnessed this wonder
fu show should surely avail themselves OF
the opportunity tonight. when Mrs. farley
gives her last performance here.
rpop OTHER I|IoCHo SEE FIRST PAGE
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JOHN A. COKE,
n. A. ATKINSON,
WILLIAM HANCOCK
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
12ll Main sfrccf.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YER

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ DESIRABLE AND WFLL-BUILT Brio X
TENEMENT. No eli, ON THE FAST LINE OF
TWFNTY-sIXTH STREET BETW ZEN
LElGH AND NJ STREETS. CHURCH HILL,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-in pursuance Of d.
cree of the Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
mOnd entered on the 3 1T day OF January, 1880. In
the suit of Cooke rs Cooke, trustee. the UNDER
signed commissioner appointed for The purpose,
win sell. uDOa the premises. M public auction. on
TUESDAY NEXT. the lOih day Of Fcbrmary'
1850, at AZ o'clock p. NJ, The inOvc-descrbcd PRi-
PERTY The DWELLING contains six rooms.
with nice hail. and IN good rep1ir. There Is splep-
did well of water and some choice frut-trees upon
the lot. This is pleasant and wcll-l0cated snall
dwelling. The LOT Is 25xl32 feet.
TERMS Under decree one fourth cash: balance
AZ six. twelve, ana eighteen months. with u per
cent interest added TO negotiable notes, secured oy
a deed of trust.
Special attention Is called 10 This sale.
j. PRESTON COOKE,
fp5 Commissioner.
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A CAPITOL COLLISION.
Personal Explorations In the House
ana Tighs sn the Rofundo.

vp cu.xsrnrAyys, or RICHMOND, RISES TO
. QUESTION or PRIvrLgGE--Hs COMPLAINS
or A LITTER WRITTEN BY Mr.. FRAZIER, on
rocxBsrpag- Mr.. FRAZIER STATES THAT IBk
oYfgxsrvE ALiusIoN WAS NOT INTENDED
Foa Mr.. cHAMBgELAYNE, But FOR THE RE
poRTer--Mg. FRAZIER CALLED TO ACCOUNT
BY MR. ARCHER, THE "sTATE's" HOUSE, RE-
poRrER-BLows PASSED IN THE RoTONpo-
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE HALL OF the
uorsn--ciTY POLICE CALLED IN--coAMiI'
TeE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE THE NAT
TrR--THs PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CITY CHARTER.
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~. j, n Alderman c. h. Lipscomb.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE BOARD
OF Abdomen AND RESOLUTIONS OF Rs-
spECT TO HIS MEMOIR ApDhEssEs bf
MEssRs. WILLIAMS, TODD, scorT' BEALI ,
AND CABELL.
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By Jas. nlcdougah Auctioncor.
No. 10 Governor t0r Thirteenth lr,t.
CTOCK OF MILLINERY. FIyrlp

STOCK OF MILLINERY, FIXTrEr,
- SHOWCASES, SC. ~ AUCTION. 10.
Walton. dccllne business. has de,crm.a.i o.
O'Clock, 40 her store, Nc. 3Ol Er ti siItti. ..-.
OF Third Der entire stock. embracing
GOODS N THE MILLINERY LlNE
which have always been considered OF thr t.......
fiv. consisting OF 4 general a.-urimDu' .r ...
which may be named IN part: ilAT~. triur.I . f.
uufrimmed: Ribbons boz great variety. fIpWl..
aud FEATHERS Of he best quality. lACI~ IFf.
VETS, SILKS. SATI<S. aud . aIge tfo.a UfF,N.
CY GOODS aud FI\DING~.in 900 gr.'t'a.ei. %
be mem toned In an Advertisement.
STORE.FIXTUEES. embracing Shov-Dl... ID.
dos Wriing-pc.k, Mirrors. Partition. t.-....
Sbelf-BoX's. Signs. Ni1G'- stoves. Nc.
The attention OF nr ladies Is pariiru'irIr pa.
nuesttd a. the goods viii hc sp'd in 'o'. fa .I..
JA>. MACDIIGAII.
AUc ll..r
r. u. COOK. salesman. .q
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Real Estate Agent, aui Aucion.
Eleventh street between Anu ant hl...

SA l. + or \ y D.
4 FRAMED DWELLING Al lHL
WEST CORNER OF EIGHTH 40 f'
STREETS. NANY Ull.l.-iu execute. '.
of trust from " j. ward and ~ii. o. ODD
Der. viii sell DIV auction ui'h gao . -
FRIDNY. I3fh February. Al a. O'Clock J.
NEW FRAMED DWELLING. VIII ifr.
.ituaied As above. The lOr l5Nl22 Co.,.
TERMS: BS consent. one fourth ri-h. i'
six Twelve. ana eighteen months. Miii iu.'|
secured hy tru-' d,c'.
WILLIAM H. TALNAN.
GpTHBs 3 WILLIAMS Nu'tinu'cf-.
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By jas. MacdOugill, Aucii0neer,
" n 1.o,or,o,. for Thfrteanfbl street

FURNITURE, SHOW
Il CASE, FEATHER-BEES, &C,
Ar AUCTION.
THIS DAY. al 10Y O'Clock. will sell at my ware
rooms. without reserve.
l WALNUT MARBIE TOP FRFNCH-DRrss-
ER CHAMBER SUIT, entirely new and
latest yle:
3 DRESSING. CASE CHAMBER SUITS. very
neat:
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, WAsHSTANDS,
TABLES. TIN SAFES,
OAK OFFICE and DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
MAHOGANY SOFAS. LOUNGES,
IA FEATHER. BEDS and PILLOWS,
2 SILNER-PLATED SHOWCASES,
MATTRESS rs. ROCKERS,
KNIVES, FORKS. &C. &C.
COnsignmcnls received ND ~ hour of sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
T.. Il. COOK, salesman. le ~
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DRIVATE SALE.
by Frank j. Sampeon.
Real Estate Agent. AuctionCer, and Notary Public.
Manchester, Va.
Tamauthorized 10 sell one of the MOST DFSTRA-
BILE SMALL FARMS i'm Chesterfield county three
and a half miles from Manchester on the Groii-
Rock road TIE tract contains about NINETY
ACRES. with "A LARGE DWELLI,G located ON Il
high hin. surrounded by orr -inal oaks. II hl, a
ncytr.fiiling stream pa sing through D.. and the
water IN The yard Is equal To- any in The world.
TERMS Liberal.
Apply to /. j. SAMPSON.
ia 29-l0t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


MONEY LOANED AT l. W l. : L
vi RATES
UPON CITY OR SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
OR COLLATERALS. 40 BONUS.
REAL ESTATE RENTED OUT AND RENTS
COLLECTED.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on RENTS.
HOUSES SOLD. BUILT, AND REPAIRED,
upon SMALL monthly ins'alm nts.
HUNDREDS OF FARMS FOR SALE.
Apply for Virgini1 Ldnd GHide.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer,
ia S-eOd3m 1000 Bank street.
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BRIEFS AND PERS0NALs.-The number OF
conveyances OF real estate made between
the January and February terms OF the
Henrico County Court, and recorded upon
the clerks books, was seventy
II is Giles A. Jackson (colored), OF Rock
ineham, who is member OF the Republic
can State Committee, and not Giles b. jack
sou, the cOlored politician Of Richmond.
There will be meeting Of the Mexican
veterans OF this city at the law. Office of their
comrade, Robert G.. Scott, on Capitol street,
Thursday, at O'Clock p. NJ, TO make ar
engagements TO attend their National Con.
vention at Norfolk, Va, on the 23d OF Feb
ruary.
The funeral OF the late Miss Alice Mount.
castle took place Sunday evening from the
Lelgh-Street Baptist church, and was at
tended by large number OF friends. The
church was crowded TO its utmost cayacity.
Rev. Mr.. Garlck officiated on the o.. casion.
He referred to the Christian virtues of the
deceased and the patience with which she
bore sickness. The choir SAM, (by her re.
quest few days before her DEATH the beau.
tiful hymn, beyond the smiling and the
weeping, I'll soon be they O." The burial
case was covered with flowers. The re.
mains were taken 10 Cakwood for inter.
ment,
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FOR RENT.
EoR REYT-BKICK gEsIDENCEr

NOR RENT-BkICk EESlDENCEr,
Il No 7Os Marshall street; eisbt rooms. sAs
BRICK HOUSE corner OF Eighth aud clay toGr
BRicK DWELLING VI. el2 north sercn'h
street: ten rooms. $50 - -,
street: eighteen rooms. ~. ~ g.,
BRICK DWELLING No. 227 south second
street six rooms. - - 80 ~,
shah street; seven roOt2s.
BRICK DWELLING No. 2l3 east Main street
nine rooms f: or one nOor OF the same Ma 2lol.
SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES on Modd between
Fifteenth aud Sixte, nth streets. aud several on
UBion i'm Twenty ninth and 81 SiToetsl; also,
several Ia Haryie and Sidney.
STORE. with DWELLING above, ON Brook ave-
nue.. -,
TWO STORES on Broad street between rhiFd
and fourth. -,.,-
TOUR SUBURBAN PLACES, containing re
,peclyely four, eight, fifteen, aud one hundred ana
TWENTY-FIVE acres, with due RESIDENCES thereon
from one 20 two miles OF the city. 80.
fe lO.Tu&lh2t CHAFFiN, STAPLES & GO.
nor RENT. FOUR LARGE AND 81
II COMFORTABLE ROOMS, besides IA
! kITCnEN, in dwelling No. f0S north Third street
Rent very reasonable. Apply TO
Real Estate Agent, Bank aud Eleventh streets
IL 5-eOd3t
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The above sale j. postponed utl ana H-'N
The I 2th day OF February, 1850 A. ihr
ONlf rIif
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OFFICES FOR RENr-TWON
" LARGE, wELL-LlGilTrD, and WELL H
ceys hookstsre, No. "a Man street, suitable ioi
lawyers or deathts, Apply at p1spafeA ONCE;
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BY ". God1ln.
Real Es'a'e Ag'nt aud Anc iorse-
Corner OF Eleventh AMI Rank .,r-,,.

GALE AT AUCTION OF yATr,p,..
y BRICK TENEMENT ST THE NORTt.',,'''.''fL
tORNkk OF tAff MD SECOND SJpIt,l
AND OF A HANDSOME ETlLDINni.i is
TIE NOR ~ SIDE OF GRAIE RETWFFS o..
SHE AND ADAMS STREFJS>-Af ill., re- p :.
the helrs.af.iaw ~ The lat" fcminy Ctiri pr NJ
sell ~ auction, without reserve. on he ry,i .t.
sDeciiyey. on FRIDAY the 18Th 9f 'f'.
$50. AZ 1870 O'Clock T. ~. the t,rc. . w.
located Bril- x DWELLING a. TIE nnribs.-,
ner OF Cary aud second s'rr't ~ frsfni f.,-..
by General T.. f. Moore. The LOT IN. a - =
20 7-I2 fee, aud depth OF about ~ ',' ~
alley. The DWELLING contains 10 Noon. t'
FROM aud rta' UorilcOs. and on ihe IYf M l
large brick Kitchen containing lOur room. '
AFTER which. on the ir'mi,es, viii bel ...f d..
hand,om BUIDiSG.LOT lorated - ,toy. b. '..''
Il front OF about 20 feet aud depth of J 5U f.t,t
vide paved aliey. having thereon a bic. "a,
framed tenement for seryant-. Sc.
The foregoing proprr.y should attract thr ,t..
lion Of capitalists aud others, As 10 I. ycry .,....
located.
TERMS: One third IN cash balance in as. ,.s....
and eighteen mouth, for ieloutble n0.e.. Ir,....
addec secured by deco ~ trust
r. 1U-ids W.GODDIN. Arc. ....-
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AUCTION sALEs--This DAY.
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctloDeers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AND ASsTGNEE'b
u SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate N
HENRfIO COUNTY AND RICHMOND CITY
At PUBLIC AUCTION-in execu ion Of de-
cree of lie Chancgry Court Of the cIty OF Rich
mond In the suit styled Grant Us THckey. entered
on Slh Of December. 1877. ms modified by decree u
20th January, 1890. In same cause. the UNDER
signed special commissioners, Will sell AT public
auction on TUESDAY the 10Th OF February, $3.50.
at IL O'Clock 81. IL front Of HebrIco County court
house, SIXTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND IN Hen
rico county, on the New Mari q rOnd after which
say at y O'Clock T.. M.-we will sell, tie premi-
ses, the HOUSE AND LOT on Nicholson street On
Fulionl. city Of Richmond. now occupied by said
samuel Iuckey. The lot fronts 31Sl36 feet. and
the Louise is new, contains about FIVE rooms, and Is
In good repair.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one fourth Of the purchase
money: ana the balauce upon crerit OF four
eight. and twelve months for negotiable notes. WIN
interest added ircm The day OF sale; TILE retained
until the purchase money Is paid in full and con-
yeyance ordered by The Court.
JOHN A. COKE,
~. A. ATKINSON,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Special Commits toner's.
viii NJ tie in the FOREGOING sale. by virtue OF de-
cree of Dad January, 1880, OF United STATES DIS
irict Court for Eastern District OF virginia IN re
Samuel Tuckey, bankrupt ,
fe3 JAMES n. DCNLOP, AsSlgnee.
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BY John VI. Godiin,
Real Estate Agent sud Auciiono'r'
No. IlO6 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT WEE

SALE OF THAT Nitl
1 DESIR ABLE FOUR-sTuRf hii'
DENCE No. 9lj. OK TN sol ~ Sp'
ITIGH STREET BETWEEN NiNln n,
TENTH STREETS, NOW ottl tltD hi..t
FUS II. >ARNAY. ESQ. AT PUBLIC ~
In pursuance of "a Leed 81 tru from \. q. '..l
l,rro and wife 10 fh" undersigned 'a''t
tlay OF January. 1878. recorded DID d, rf
of he Chaucery Court of The city oi b.
Is. ll2 y. page y. and dt faut naSiuf i''
The pas meat OF portion ui lhr amplhI
said dee q. and being requires - To ~ Dos
iiclary. Sc will proc ed 10 sell az puhi .r 'N
The premises. on MONDAY thr ION dJr
arv. 1850. at a. o'clock 4. VI, lh" fi.'i DID.
located a. above dr~rriDei. lur ttDl ~.
Ten rooms. talh-ro0m, wat'r.cn-'ir. d
water: Aiicntn win Two rooms. I'D. i''
23xl3sk feet 10 an alley ten feet wid'.
This property. bong centrally JOB,
excel, Al. should l'irtr. ii.
0r those seeing ules-an; hIm, ~ pi
yr.tmtnt. ...
TgRMs: Cash enough IN pay thn exp.
and two mole, amounting % ef.tt- o.
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uANCIILSTER AND VICINITY.

flor OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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Mr g. p. Lipscomb, a well.known ciii-
md member OF the Board OF Aldermen
,rnm MarsbaIl Ward. died at his residence
~ ,h,s civ on sunday afternoon, after a
na;nfnI illness from typhod-pneumonia, in
he fjfty.sixth year OF his age. Mr.. Lips
onn,h was native OF this city, and was
highly esteemed for his many excellent
traits NJ character. The proceedings OF the
Poard Of Aldermen best express the regard
in which be was held IN that body as man
and citizen.
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A meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen was
held Yesterday aiternoon-Presldent Mere
dnb in the chair. Present at roll-call ::
Messrs. Blrksdsle, Bass, Beall, Cabell, Cam
non. Crump. Dickerson, Gasser, Gray,
Kelly. Scott, Smith, Todd, Wagner, and
Williams
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DRIVATE SALE.
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balance OF the session they (the membersl
should behave. Il not as band Of brotne,s,
A. citizens Of the same state and men OF tne
e.yna ruca
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Messrs. Todd, Cabell, Scott, and Beall
followed Mr.. Williams in secondipg the re-
solutions, aud In highly eulogisiic and emf
nenily appropriate remarks upon the death
OF Mr.. Lipscomb.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott the Board then
adjourned In honor OF the deceased and In
respect to his memory.
Messrs. Williams and Todd were APP
pointed to serve as paltbearers from the
Board.