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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-16
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana kuctl0neer'
l21Z Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
/ TWC-SToRY FRAMETENt MENT DWELL
ING no. 1928, SITUATED ON THE NORTli
LINE OF POPLAR ONE DOOR WEST
OF FIFTEENTH STREET.-In execution OF a
certain deed of trust 10 The undersi ned as trus-
tee, dated the 10th day of October 1871; and
recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court. ID. Il. 30 "A,
mage 2e7 we will offer for sale. upon the premises,
on r JFSDAY the 9th day of March, 1880, at .
O'Clock r. NJ being required so 10 30 by the holder
of the bond therein de- cribed default having bee
made i'm the payment of the sanel, The PROPERTY
aboy described The lot fronts 22 feet on The norm
line Of Poplar street. and runs blck l32 rect. J ne
house CON aims six rooms, and will at all times yieid
a good percen age on It's value.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses Of sale aud 10 pay on
bond with Interest thereon, amounting 10 s666o7
balance upon terms TO be given ~ sale
w l.. COWARDIN,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
NH q Trustees.
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ByGrubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auc ,ioneers,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

EXCEEDING LY V A l. u A Il l. b
IL VACANT LOT At THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF CANAL AND TENTH STREETS AT
AUCTION.-We Will sell by auction. on the
premises. on TUESDAY the 10th OF March. IT AZ
O'Clock z. b., The very valuable LOT situated as
above described. fronting atout 81 feet on Tenth
street and running back along the south line OF
Canal street 100 feet to The Basin. thus having two
street fronts and enc wafer front. afOrdpg unusual
facilities fer receiving agd dscharging merchandise.
This property being itaa just where. N all prob.
ability. the terminus and Gepots OF the Richmond
ducenent to bu,iness-men and 10 Spectators which
Is indeed very rare and which Is deserving OF
especial attention. IL has always commanded fair
rent rs vacant property
TERMS AT sale GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
NH IL Aucrioncers
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ircr the bispatch.]
A Ysuug HAaU's Test Tor the Fifteen
PUZZLE

IS OF al sad words oftonene or pen, ga,
The saddest are these, That puzzle again ~
II ANYBODY would test the impossibility
OF restoring the proper order OF the mum.
bers after any ten Of them have been lifted
and transposed, let him arrange them 10
their proper order and try to move the
numbers in the box so that any two OF them
shall be transposed. II will be found i'm
possible. The rationale seems to be that
there is a necessity IN the order OF ten
numbers, so that when the order is broken
by transportation 1t can be restored only by
retranspositi0D. BRIDGET.
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A connects for Farnvile, Lyhchburs. ana an
points I'm the Southwest.
u connects for Milton, Nc.
& connects for Macon aud all points IN So..hw.,t
Georgia.
ID connects for Jac ksonville aud 81 points IN Flo
rida.
r connects for Macon and al polnts On sar,h-,.,
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, NciGyAi.. .no
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. and
Vicksburg.
G. connects for Galveston aud al Texas points
Trains from the aboye-nanei point 0.rlrs q,
Richmond al 4:43 y. VI $50 4. VI .andGG7P.
Trains between Greensboro aud salem tan Gu.y
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division msle connec.
ton at GOdsbOro' with the ". \ W. l.. z. d. and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrawIug-rooui and Sleeping Cars
run through on Tram No. IS from New N,.k ami
Richmon 10 Atlanta, and from Greeaslo.o' tD Al.
gusta, ana on Train No. AZ from n0.'of Nt...t3
savannah, Ga, ria Richmond
Tickets sold 10 all points south. sOafle4.t. Al
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks gwen on local uchoi'
JOHN X. NAINii GDO,
General Passenger AGENT
T. VI. X. TALC0TT, General Superintendent
Dob
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GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctione'
BY Edward J. Warren,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
Il VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE ON VEST r. y
END PROPERTY, AT THE NORIHarE A., i :. G ,srs
BUILT AND UNTIL RECENTLY OCCUPIED 81 B y,
CAPTAIN \. G. TALIAFERRO.-inp pursuance or
deed of trust from NJ g. Taaferro aud wife 70 the
undersigned. dated the 20h day Of February, 1878,
recorded in the clerks Office Of The Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond, ID. u. i IL &. page 2UO,
and default having been made In the payment OF Il
portion of the amount secure by said deed, ami be-
ing required so TO do by the beneficiary, we VIII pro-
coed TO sell, at public auction. en- the premises,
FRIDAY the 10Th day of March, at AZ O'Clock L..
NJ the PROPERTY loca ed as above described.
The HOUSE IS of modern construction ana con-
tains twelve fourteen rooms stable ana carr
house. The Lot is 60 by 1919 feet 10 an alley 20
feet wide. This property. beng immediately In the
line of Improvement. and within TWO squares OF
Monroe Park should attract the attention OF parties
seeking a pleasant home or profitable investment.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay The expenses OF
sale aud two notes amounting to So,l2743, win
Inter- 4 and costs thereon ON 23d day OF Februa-
~ 1880. and the residue on such terms rs viii be
announced at sale. J. ". GODDlN,
EDWARD J. WARREN.
NH O Trustees.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE CORNER DOUBLE
n BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE LOT
ATTACHED, ON THE ORrHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND FOURTH STREETS, SOLD FOR
DIVISION OF THE ESTATE.-I VIII sell at public
auction on MONDAY. March 18Th, at 3 O'Clock r
NJ, that DCUBLE-BRICK DWELLING and SPA.
CIOUS LOT located above, being In a most
central lOcality-convenient to business, market
churches, &C. BY a small outlay maDsard root
could be put on the dwelling, making 1t as desirable
as any residence In this desirable and much-im-
proved portion Of the city. The LOT is large, and
fronts so feet on :, lay street with depth OF 1853
feet more OF less along Fourth street.
TERMS: Exceedingly easy: only one fourth cash
balance in one, two, and three years.
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BY Poindexter 4 Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Main street
under Planters National Bank.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING-L OTIS ON
ID TWENTY-NINTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN. FACING LlBBY-HILL
PARK. TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON WE'D
NESDAY, MARCH 17TH, AT 5 O'CLOCK y. NJ
by request OF the executor Of NJ. &. Haggerty, We
win sell by auction, on The premises, az the hour
named, the aboye-,iescribcd PROPERTY, fronting
loo feet on Twenty-ninth stree and extending
back lbs feet 10 alley. 10 be divided into LOTS tC
suit the wishes OF buyers. For commanding view
and beauty of surrounding these lots are ex elled
by none In Richmond. Attention of buyers Is par
tculary called 10 this SALE these the only lots
I'm The market facing The PARK IN that rapidly-im
d. owing portion of the city.
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
POINDEXTER 4 TUPPER,
NH 10 AuciiOueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-16
by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ DESIRABLE AND WELL-BUiLr BRICK
TENEMENT. No. 6l7, ON TIE EAST LIN OF
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG,
TI0N-In pursuance Of decres o. The E1Ghm1nd
1850 In suit styled Cook rS CO0S, trustee, tn rein
pending the undersigned, appointed SPECIAL COM
missioner thereby, will offer for sale. upon me
premises on FRIDAY the 18th day of March, 1850,
AZ Az O'Clock L. NJ. the above described PROPER
TY. The DWELLING contains SIX rooms, win
nice hail, and IN .ood repair. There Is snlendld
we'll of water and some good fruittreeS on the lot.
This is pleasant ard well-lOcated small dwelling.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance nj six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. O per
cent. interest added. and secured by irus-de,d.
Special attention is called TO this sale. ,,,r
j. PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioner.
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Senator COnkling's Cousin Burned 20
Death-Her Son Suspected or MUIR
der.
UTICA, March 14.-A remarkable tragedy
occurred at Norwich, Chenango county, yes
terday morning. Mrs. Mary Il. GliftiDg, o
wealthy widow and a counsln OF Senator
Conkling, was found upon the floor of the
ball In her house horribly burned. When
picked up she was unconscious, and she died
in about an hour. Living In the house was
her son, young man Of Twenty-Five; her
mother, and Miss Kate COnkling, another
cousin OF the Senator. The family possesses
large fortune, which Jasper r. Grifing,
the son, expected TO inherit. He bore a
bad character, and was recently pardoned
out OF the Elmira State Refcrmatory. A
few days since he entered upon q wild
debauch and commenced importuning his
mother for more money. Mrs. Grifhng
supplied him, but in the hope OF putting an
end to his excuses obliged him to give a
heavy mortgage on all the property he
owed. Mrs. Griffing afterward instructed
her lawyer to draw codicil TO her will, In
which the sou was released from the incun-
brances Of the mortgages, and this was done.
Friday night Mrs. Grifing, her mother, and
Miss Conkling retired at 8 O'Clock. The
widow slept alone IN spacious chamber on
the second door. 1t was her custom to leave
a lamp burning by her bedside. Yesterday
morning about 4:80 Miss COnking was
aroused by strange noise, and few mo-
ments later the household was awakened BY
the agonizing screams Of Mrs. Griffing. The
oil from the lamp had saturated the pillow
which supported the head of the victim.
Graspiag the ether pillow, with rare pres
ence Of mind, she had attempted to smother
the flames; and, falling in this, she sprang
from the bed and rushed into the bali.
where she was found as above described.
1t was at first supposed that the lamp had
accidentally exploded, but the mysterious
disappearance Of young Jasper Griffing
led 10 the belief that there was crime be-
hind the flames. Yesterday afternoon Grit.
fng walked into the Office OF the Utica o.
server and said: III hear there has been
fire In Norwich and q woman has been
burned TO death. What are the particu-
lars!" Upon being informed. he burst into
tears. exclaiming, "Great God. my mo-
ther I" CHANGING at the dispatches from
Norwich. he saw from their tenor that he
was suspected, and at once entered an in
dlgnant denial. lie says that at u O'Clock
Friday night he was in Auburn, whittier he
had gone, escorted by an officer, to settle
some bills contracted there during recent
drunken irolic. He further says that he
reached Utica ut 3 O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, went TO bed ut one OF the hotels here,
and slept until yesterday afternoon. The
coroner adjourned the inquest until Jasper
could be examined, and the latter went TO
Norwich In company with kinsman, ex-
Mayor Hutchinson.
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UOVEN MINESe Y 1ss M0FVU TOT - y
Editors DispatsA: Sirs,--A contest arose
mere In my store about eating thirty p.'..
ridges In thirty days. think there S
net on Il. II -, please let me KNOW !
know who wa bet on II that he VIII en. .us
thirty 10 thirty days. Address Z. M Dover
Nince, 0oochlaa<i county, va
such bets hsse been made, AID genera''!
lost. we think. But we know OF no stand
ing bet.
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NH s.4.6,sl1,12&13 Special con
POSTPONEMEST

| The sale of the REAL ESTATE In Richmond
nv reason of the Indictment weather. was postpone
| from yesterday TO TUESDAY All ERNU'N lot
OF March, at same hour: but the saie o. LAMD ~
NOON at O'Clock, us advertised above.
min IA THE COMMISSION Frs.
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WATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANNILLE, VA.

by virtue OF decree OF the Hastings Court OF
the town Of Danyile, ut the December term, 1879,
In the suits OF Crews Rodenhizer Co. us. Danvile
Manufacturing Company and Others, and OF A. y:
Stokes Co. and others uS the same, the Undersigned
trustee and special commissioner OF the court will
sell at public auction, on the premises, at O'Clock
WEDNESDAY TIE sIsr DAY OF MARCH
the following VERY SAEtABLE PROPERTY
j. ALL TIE MATER,PowER AND WATER
RIGHTS AND PRiyILEG ES, including an nndl-
yided moiety Of the canal and canal-bed The dam.
and all easements appurteDant thereto. which were
COM e. e6 10 the Danyile Manufacturing COMPANY
by Crews, Rodenhizer Il Co by deed dated the 18th
day or September, ls62, and which were after
wards convey ed BY the Danyile Manufacturing Com,
pany 10 H. Robertson trustee by deed OF trust dated
the 9Th day OF May, 1866: both deeds recorded In
the Hastings Court OF DAnyiiie.
q Also, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
for factory sites ana other purposes lying between
the canll and Dan river: One Of these lots has =
frost on ihe ssnsi OF 2+ a., feet, i%pro.ed y
OF Ire woolltn. factory formerly operated bv the
Dany1ie Manufacturing Company The second LOT
s Gs % ZEE % S ss ana he Ssa
mas Of the property will he exhibited at the
sale, and meanwhile can be seen ueoo application
70 the undersigned at his ONCE In Danyile, Va.
These lots are also more fully described 10 above
mentioned dted Of trust.
The properly viii be sold subject TO the covenants,
Restrictions aud provisions Of The two above
toned deeds snd also subject to the licences and pro-
ceedinss Of the Court In The two suits above mem
uOned, adtlucAtiuk thc flxhte % All pattics iute-
rested In tn, said props rty.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten percentum of the pur-
chase. oneys in cskh the residue by eqaat install
nents OF one two aah three years from day OF sale,
hearing Interest fron that day, for which the pur-
chaser will be required TO elye bond with good se-
cufity the title to he retained until ai me purchase
The above sale is worthy Of the attention Of cap.
tsliss and all others who NAV sh 70 engage y any
kind 81 water-power factories A. Romt . nvor'
HARRISON ROHCtIUoN,
Trustee and Special ComHss'oneF'
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POSTP0NEMENT.

The above sale Is unavoidabIy POSTPONED until
FRIDAY the 10th day OF March. $50. at 3 o'clocF.
W. l.. COW ARDlN,
ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
NH IL Trustees
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1lI3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF GRACE
" STREET PROPERTY.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LARGE VACANT
LOT NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE
AND HENRY STREETS.

ne virt,e of n decree I'm the suit of Kent rs. Mel
son and ais entered in the Richmond Chancery
Court January 10, $780, the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed therein. will sell, on The
promises ut public c'ion, on WEDNESIpA1.
March l7ih, at o'clock r. NJ, those TWO BRlCk
DWELLINGS, on the northeast corner or Grace
and Henry streets, being Nos. 4 10 and 412. No.
41O fronts 1873. more or less. and No 4 " fronts
2S n more or less both lots running back 100 feet,
more or less. to an alley twelve fee wide.
AIso, q FINE. LARGE CORNER LOT, ironing
30 feet on the northwest corner OF Grace and Henry
streets with deplh Of 1859 feet, more or less, to All
alley twelve feet wide.
To parties seeking a first-class corner lot for
building purposes on west Grace street, or desiring
10 secure medium-slze brick residences Tor home.
or 10 secure a good-paying investment, no bette
oppOrunity can be afforded. sueh property as The
above being seldom on the market.
TERMS : Ono fourth cash: balance In four. eight,
and twelve months, negotsb'e notes, with interest,
and title retained till all the pgrchase-money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by The Court.
ROBERT howard,
JAMES n. DOOLEY,
Commissioners
i. THOMPSON BROWN, Auclioneer. NH 10
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How 10 Utilize the Puzzle.

Editors Dispatch: Believing that there is
nothing created but for some wise purpose,
and nothing discovered or invented that has
not some significant or beeeficial effect, l
have thought very much over the good re-
suit which might be produced from the
{" No. Is puzzle" which seems to he taxing
the minds OF men, and | have concluded
that It might be made useful and economi-
cal instrument on the part OF the State.
i would therefore suggest that the superin-
tendeut of each lunatic asylum be Instruct
ed to secure a sufficient number OF these
puzzles before the supply is exhausted, in
order that one may be placed in the hands
OF each lunatic. This, / am sure, will save
the superintendent less trouble, and the
State less expense in the number Of keepers
or assistants; for all that will be neces-
sary will be TO place one Of these puzzles
in the hands OF each lunatic every MORN
ing, giving him faint idea as to how the
problem is to be solved. Should one reach
a point too near a conclusion The assistant
In bis rounds will only have to change a
block or two, which, am sure, will keep
the patient quiet and absorbed until re-
lieved for meals or retirement. No. 16.
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EAST BOT Nd.

EAST BOUND.
Mail train arrives at Richmond iaily sN-
cent sunday ..4.3O =. VI.
EXPRESS train arrives at Richmond daily
.s'...'.s'.'' Jul - III
Accommodation train arrives AZ R!ch- -
mOnd daily except sunday at...........a boo \. "
Mixed train leaves S;aunion AZ lli3 A.. VI,
taking passengers from Virginia Midland traif rom
Lynchburg and Danyille, and arrives al klchmonl
at l0:45 L. NJ.
A connects with Virginia Midland train for
Lynchburg, Danyille, and Atlantic Mississippi ana
Ohio Railroad stations and will virginia Mii-
land train, leaving a. $40 L. W. for Washington.
q connects with VIRGINIA Midland train. having
| At 4:05 A. NJ. for Washington aud the N0rih.
& connects with Virginia Midland TAIN ipf
Lvnchburg aud Danvie.
ID connects with Valley railroad accommodation
train. leaving al 1913 J. NJ. for Blrri.cunurs
+ connects with Valley railroad train leaving a.
1880 A. NJ. Cor Harper's Ferry.
connects with stages for Lexington.
G. connects with &. Il. - ana 4. L. steamers i"l
Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
II connects with scioto |allcy railroad Tor TIC
Northwest. -,
J connects with all lines dyerging 90 the W0''
Northwest. and Southwest.
For tickets. baggage-chocks, and Information ~
route. time. &C.. apply 10 Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
I way depot and $50 Main street.
Thrcush tickets always As low - by any n'F'
route. W, VI. :. " So,
CONWAY =. HOWARD. General Passenger ana
| Ticket Agent. lt -
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TIL CIV: On the 10th Of April, 18th
a september, and 9eth and 9Th OF Novem-
Der, 1878, Il rained ali day, and all those
we~~ Wednesdays.
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OrFIcK OF RICHMOND AA-D1
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD,

TO THE FORMER AGENTS AND EN-
4 PLQYEES OF the JAMES RIVER :AND
KANAWHA COMPANY:
J. r. WILLIAMS has been appointed Canal su-
persnteDdent II this pany, AVID al business per-
tatning 70 the canal, decks aud xafer.power u re-
TERED 70 him. You win retain your places and
directed: You VIII make yonr reports "a and receive
your your instructions from the euperfniendsnt> Unit!
ns eau take complete charge you win hesse guard
he1st0iote BEEN entrusted 10 you.
kQhkRT r. SNyAD has been appointed Csshisw
@ sns COMPANY, ans all solicitors VIII remit direct
both olleeu should Be sddrss&ed q Richmond.
- w n. Z. eAEe0NB, Vs. s60i6est
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POSTPONEMENT.

The sale of the LOT on the James River and IA.
nawha canal Is POSTPONED ill IL O'Clock TUESDAY
the 9th cf March, 1880, by reason Of bad weather
NH I52t COMMISSIONERS.
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UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
AT Auction

~ Al ADC1IUN.
RICHMOND. FRED'G. AND POT. X. r. Col
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE. 7
RICHMOND, VA, March 8, 1880.
The following ARTICLES having remained In 'hf
dopo's of this company UNCLAIMED The time
allowed by law. will he SOLD AT AUCTION on
TUESDAY, April 9Th. at IL O'Clock. TO pay charge.
on same, at the freight depot OF the company al
Richmond, unless such charges be paid before that
date: One Washing Machine. W. G. Crenshaw; one
Bundle Sash. one Harrow, A. q. Bliss; len Bags
Plaster, A. &. Flippo: one Barrel Moasses. +.
TOmpkins; ore Box Sm0Ot Perry; one Pan, j.
Dagger; one Paint-Mill y. Y. Eypper; one Basket
Merchandise, Minor Berkeley: one Barrel salt Fish,
L. McKracken & Brother; three} Boxes Bluing, w.
&. Hervey; one DinBer-Pot j. Y. HOLIDAY; five
Empty Beer Kegs, G. w. Robinson: 2 Boxes Bottles,
Il. T. Archer q Co. one Bag Beans; Iron Bed;
Basket and Mattress; one Trunk. Miss Nj. Muir
dough; one Empty Barrel, W. X. u. llundley; two
Crates Toy WAGONS AVID four Bundles Fixtures,
Thomas Harold: one Barrel Salt Fish. Mare US Me-
CAY one Box Nerch tndise j. NJ. Matthews; three
Packages Bcadsteads, s. WhitehuIsi.
CHARLES A. TAYLOR.
General Freight Agent.
JNo. f.. LAUGHToN, AuctioDeer. NH 9-Tu5t
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auciioneer,
No. 10 Govtrnor for Thirteenthl street

BY Jas. MacdOugall, Auciioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street.
T WILL SELL AT NY STORE, THIS
l. DAY at I0h O'Clock, without reserve a large
assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, such as
FEATHER BEDS. BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES
CHAIRS, TABLES. TIN SAFES.
MAHOGANY SIDEBOAR RID, with MARBLE
SLAB, 2 tSILVER-PLATED SHOWCASES,
GLhSS.JARs, LOT OF CARPENTERS TOOLS,
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, NOTIONS
GROCERIES, &C. &C.
Consignments received up 10 hour Of sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auciioneer.
4. Il. Cook, Salesman. NH 10
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORk.-The Old f|fff
Il Dominion Steamship Company ..zsst -
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain GIBBS, VIII cal
WEDNESDAY. March l7ih, al 4 O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock u. VI.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods fof
warded with dispatch 20 all points north, south, eas
aud west; also, to foreign ports.
NO PASSENGERS.
For freight apply 10
G. W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
NH 1927 COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale owing TO the incemency OF the
weather is postponed until WEDNESDAY the
L Ih day of March, 1880: at the same hour
j. PRESTON COOKE,
NH l3 Special Commissioner.
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By Gruobs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES LIE OF A BRICK
Il BUILDING AT TIE NORTaEASr CoRN MEX
OF hill AND ST. JAMES STREETS.-By virtue
of TWO deeds of trust, from W. {. Fleet, trustee
for j. Belle Fleet the said " G. Fleet and the said
Belle Fleet 10 John l.. Grubbs aud the other from
w c. Fleet, trustee for j. H. lie eet, aud he said D..
Belle Fleet 10 Richard l.. Maury, The first DAT the
18Th of April 1879 and the latter the y st OF April
1879 and both recorded In the clerks Office OF
the Cnancery Court OF Richmond, We will sell by
public auction. upon the premises, on FRIDAY The
10Th of March, 1880. at AZ O'Clock T. NJ, the
six rooms. The lot fronts about As feet and runs
back so feet TO Orange street
TERMS: cash sufficient 10 pay the costs OF sale,
and TWO notes one for 1850 with interest from The
2lst OF August. 1879, and the other for 1928 with
interest from the cath OF Nav. 1879. ami the resi-
due upon such terms as the grantors In said deeds
NAV prescrIbe. JOHN l.. GRUBB-. Trustee,
RICHARD l.. MAURY, Trustee.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. AnctiOnetrs. NH y