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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
A Psrfect elauehter OF BOOKS

is taking place at auction and private
a. C at Wickham's auction room. They
are s,lling at less than the cost Of binding
Go to the sale tonight and zee the bar
pai ns in good books-tinc family Bibles
Writing Paper, &c, &c.
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Supreme Court-Judges Green, Moore,
Raymond and Johnson.

Court met at III A.. VI.
Present, Judges Green, Hayno6d and
Johnson.
Capt. J. A. Sitgreaves was appointed
crier, to ill the vacancy Occasioned by
the death OF JOS. Tolivar.
In Moore VS.. Schoppert, from Jetfer.
son county, a writ OF error was allowed,
bond 500.
Hunter ct. ais. vs. Millburn's Execu.
tors ct. ais, from Monroe county, an
appeal was granted, bond 500.
Nicholas vs.. Nicholas Executors,
from Greenbrier county. was dismissed
for failure to print.
John Barton Payne, Esq, CT Preston
county, was admitted to- practice on
motion of j. w. Kennedy, Esq.
Adjourned until 10 A. N. to-day.
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SxElp.xER's "Majestics," the onI!
show in the world doing two and three
acts at once, at Opera House, October
18Th.
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Our Greet Success.

OGr styles are Al; our prices so
much lower than retailers; our garments
never TAIL 10 t;t. |. Blum x Bro.
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THE greatest novelty show in the
world will he at Opera House October
Is. Snelbaker's Majestic Consolidation
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The-r omster Record.

As taken a. Scnnepi's Opera House
drug store:
SATURDAY,
iSP. lSSo.
7.N.l2 x.sPv.7PN, IAN. s.Sps. ~. n
e.: 20 - "a - IS "a a.
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SEE Little All Right" the japanese
wonder, in his slide for life, with Asjes-
tic Consolidation, ct Open HOUSE, Mon
day, October 18th.
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DoS'r miss the Charming Burlesque
given by the Majestics at Opera House
October 18Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

STANTON & DAVENPORT are offering
McCauley's History Of England in five
volumes for 80 cash.
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YoU do not have to patronire auctions
10 buy Gibbons Rome for 50 50. Stan
ton & Davenport vii! do better than
that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

FoR pure fun, visit the Majestic Con-
solidation at Opera House, Monday
October 18th.
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SSELBAKKR's Majestic Consolidation
5O--half hundred strong-50-Opera
House, Monday, October 18th.
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HANCOCK crazy to see the Majestic
Consolidation at the Opera House,
Monday, October Is.
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REMEMBER that Sll00 cash will bu
all elegant Set OF Thackersy at stanto
( DavenpOrt's.
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We offer the best assortment OF Silk
Goods in the State. We make Silks a
specially; that means We sell them at
bargains. !. Blum & Bro.
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Every Siss.

The smallest and the largest lady can
be fitted at the Emporium. /. Blum q
Rro
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Clock House
MUSICAL Goods, at Sheib's, for cost.

Over $50 styles at the Emporium.
Blum & Bro.
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RED ard Green Fire, best quality. at
McI.ain Brothers..
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Walking Jackets !!

An immense stock Of the
cheapest and prettiest gar.
mcrts i'm the market. Would
call special attention to our
STYLES Ina Walking Jackets, the
most perfect fitting i'm the city.
JOHN ENSHEIMER.
Eleventh street, near SccOnO
ware: Market.
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GARFIELD dying to visit the Majestic
Consolidation at Opera House, Monday
night.
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LOOK AT THIS!

Heavy Grey Flannel at lOc.
Heavy Plaid Linsey nj lSc.
Coed Waterproof mt 65c.
Splendid Kid Gloves as SOC
and zoe for =, 3 and 4 Hutton.
Isea tifui Dress Goods at 1Oc.
Handsome NOveliiesa at 4Oc.
Shooiiah I'lattls at 25c.
ALI Wool Double Shawis al
Si.O0.
Handsome Paisley Shawis AT
Low Prizes.
CLOAkS, DOLMANS,
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81 x Houns.

MCLAIS BROTHERS Lave a fine lot OF
Green and Red Fire on hand.
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DoN'T forget the Majestic Consolids.
ton at Opera House, Monday evening,
October lS,h.
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SELLING of Musical Instruments at
Sheib's.
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4lll)eelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
,aaex to n ew Advertisements

Annual Statement OF Receipts and
Expenditures Of Board OF Education.
Lost Pocket book.
Library 1o,ice-A. VI. Beach.
Attention, Eighth Ward Hancock and
English Club.
Letter List.
Wholesale Cloak House,. Blum &
Bro Head OF Local
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Theb bays will be pleased with
the sfyic. and you will be
oiensrd with the price OF our
Nall Clothing. Oetm ~ Cos.
One Price Clotliin. House,
I.s2J Sariset street. adjoining
0yerH kEo;sSe.
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4 NNUAI STATEMENT.
The Board of Education Of the School District OF Wheen a
with the School Fund for year ending August 1880
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Cash Is per last annual state. ,o
ment .............-........ W "
Orders drawn upon Collector F.tS Il
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MUSICAL Instruments repaired at
Eheib'k
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The Yoke Fellows Social.

At tie Fourth Street NJ. +. Church,
last evening, quite a large audience was
entertained bv the entertainment Of the
Yoke Fellows Society. The programme
consisting of music, declarations and
Rotations was rs follows:
Trio Misses Mamie Britt and sadie Logan. and
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE

Grand styles i'm DOinians,
Waikiki Jackets, Paietots,
CLOAK, and Circulars OH cxhi-
bitIon to-day.
I. BLUM AZ BRO.
lIOl Main street.
fIoak Msnuf; ctureTs.
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SHEET Music, at half price, at Sheib'a
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The entire programme was Pleasantly
received and the society may be con-
graduated on the success OF their first
entertainment or social OF the season.
A performance OF this kind cannot
well be criticised; neither can each OF
the performers be spoken OF in detail,
but in the c,se OF MISS Cooke, who 10
comparatively stranger among us, we
feel like commencing her efforts to add
to the enjoyment Of the evening, and it
is to be hoped that she will hereafter
appear at these entertainments, which
are to be held once in two weeks during
the winter season.
Miss & ,oke is engaged as chief OF the
vocal department at the Seminary.
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MrsIc Rolls, at C ,st. at Sheib's.
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Handsomely Made
Dolmans at manufact ureis' pr,ces. Cal
on |. Blum & Bro.
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Muse Books ut cost, at Sheib's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
LOCAL. MATTERS.

s>uurre Nores. al GAYS street Meshodis,
eAnrch che pastor prcscbed, and received
one member into the church on profession
" New c. W.. ridge occupied the
rnInlt Suudlav Al Nichoison-Stree'
Eefhodiet cnurc6 the pastor at night.
EIeven members we received Into the
rhnrch on pfofexsicn0 faith and six were
baptired. Special services will he held az
4 this church sed Laurel-Street Meiboo's'
church this week.
The usual services we're held In the Of hei
Methodist churches and the Presbyterian
xtVenab,e.s,reet Baptist church the sc.
ries Of meetings which have been IN pro-
rrcss there closed on sunday, resulting 10
eleven additions TO tue church.
At Gracc-Sirect Baptist church the pastor
preached Sunday morning. and one person
was received for Baptism Wednesday.
Services at Ciay-Sreet Baptist chufcn
were conducted by the pastor, ana one per-
son was baptized Sunday niyh-
Al Trinity Methodist EPISCOPAL churcf
or Sunday the pastor, Rev. w. ~. Judkins,
preached morning aud night. The morn
ing service was one OF unusual interest
rorty.one members were reeeiycd-forty
on profession OF faith, OF which number
twenty.one we're baptized. One member
was received on certificate. There was 9
large congregation present. During tbt
progress Of the meeting at Trinity there
have been ifty.three professions OF relI
osoO-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

Tug TuEArns LAsr EyxSIxo.- There
was quite good audience ut tue Theatre
last evening, but, a. might have oeen eA'
pecsed, the initial performances OF COM
pany but impcricctsy rcheaixcd 10 30 d'n-
cult a spectacular drama was little more
than an undress rehearsal. The scenery Is
very pretty, and when II all gets Ia work
is @ order the scenic effects will be beauli-
full. The company is a large one and capa-
bIe Of A highly creditable production OF the
Revolt OF she Maids. Mr.. Denham is
fine comedian. and as Schnapps was
the featxre Of the play. Miss Blanche
Thompson and Miss Marie Bocke' both
looked very pretty, and played the'r
psrts very well. The introduction OF MT
Frank Cushman, In his negro specislties,
was rather an uBwsrranted infringement
upon the original version OF the Naiau
Queen. but was quite refreshing after the
" artistic Ounces which preceded. These
latter from sedate-looking maiden would
verify have put to blush the most frol'csome
of the RentZ. Sautiey female Ministries, who
recently visited this city and played 10
males only. A few more clouds about some
OF the nymphs would make the play more
admissible and acceptable to mixed au-
diences.
The Naisd Queen will be presented du-
ring the rest OF the week, and the company
will improve with each performance. The
stage.working will all go well tonight, and
there will be no dragging. The new drop
curtain was used for the first time, and
looked very handsome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
HAVE YOU paid your poli-tax

MOZART HALL LAST NIGHT.-By some un
fortunate misunderstanding Miss Roemer
the young lady who was to have played
Josephine in Pinafore, did not arrive yes
terday, and the programme for the evening
had to be changed at the last minute by the
substitution OF Victor Masses JeaDneite's
Wedding. The disappointment to the
many who desired TO see her Mnlesty's
Shlp was great, and as consequence the
audience was small.
To play to almost empty benches is q
displritiDg task, but Madam Caroline Rich
iDgs- Bernard, Mr.. Bernard, and Mr.. Green's
fielder. nothing daunted, acquitted them
selves with their accustomed spirit and eX.
cellence.
In the second act Mr.. Greensfeder sang
the pretty aria composed for him at be time
OF the final production OF the opera here,
and he received hearty encore. The popu-
larity which this song has gained in short
time with the excellent rendition Of Mr..
GreensfeIder has induced Messrs. Ramos d
Moses to publish it, and they will have on
edition out in few days.
Pinafore will be performed tonight, with
Miss Alice Swain in the role OF Josephine.
This will be a pleasant surprise, and will
compensate for the disappointment of last
evening. The regular programme as pub
lished will most probably be adhered 10 for
the remainder OF the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

THE GREAT LONDON Circus. circus
has become one of the institutions which
we cannot afford TO dispense with. 1t Is
one OF those things that Is ever wei
come. The Older people look forward to 1t
with feelings OF esgerness, and the children
actually cry for IL. And so obliging are
these older people that often ten or dozen
will engage In the sef-sacrdcing duty oil
escorting one child TO see the animals.
All circuses are great, but il the report be
true the really Great London Circus, which
exhibits here to. day, has reached the acme
OF greatness. IL is the OptimuS OF all shows
that have preceded it or which viii follow
10 its gigantic wake. Ii trails an entire herd
of elephants, intending the celebrated baby.
To make up its list of wonders II has beasts
that have roamed in the jungles OF India
and birds that have plumed their wings amid
Alpine heights and in Oriental wales.
Ii has reptiles from South Americ', and
MONKEYS that have roamed ain meditation
fancy free" through the forests OF Central
Africa, and far beyond even the remote
lands penetrated by the enterprising Stan
lev. Every cline, every portion OF
the known world, has contributed TO its
vast aggregation. and 10 make it one
mammoth menagerie OF worlds wonders.
It's riders and acrObats, noted for their
beauty. grace, and daring, have been at once
the wonder and envy OF the world, and its
clowns have caused even crowned heads TO
relax their dignity and smile rs ordinary
morta,s are wont TO smile. But where there
is so much to see and admire the pen fails
in depicting. Go and see for yourselves.
There will be two eXhibtiOns-at Z. Nj.
and AT s 7. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

PERSONAL ITEMs.-Ms5or IL. b
Mcclellan, formerly Adjutant-General tt
the Cavalry. Corps, Army Northern Vir
gina, arrived in the city on yesterday. lie
will deliver the address before the Virgins
Division, Army Northern Virginia, IN the
hall OF the House Of Delegates on Wednes'
day evening, October 27lh. Major McClei'
Ian Is stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Judge Il. w. Lacy, Colonel Willism
Lamb, and General v. d. GrOner were In
the city yesterday.
On Saturday night last the hen'house OF
Mrs. Sarah Clarke, at No. Sl2 west Broad
street, was entered and robbed OF nine very
fine fowls.
A son OF Ms. BOykin, residing on Second
street between Cary and Canal, was Dadly
burned Sanday.
Judge Christian restored Sergeant Lee to
duty Yesterday, and the Hastings Court adj
burned for the term.
The Office oil Mr.. George 4. Crawford, on
Bank street near Tenth. was entered sun
day night aud robbed Of few articles OF no
great value.
Governor Holiday yesterday psrdoned
John w. Taylor, who was sent 10 the peDl'
Tertiary for fifteen years for rape.
Judge j. NJ. Layne, OF Huntington, w.
Va, was 10 the city yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

Tue GRAND DIvisI0N.-The Grand d.
vision OF The Sons Of Temperance met al
Harmony Hall. Among those present were
Grand Worthy Patriarch X. III. Mullen,
Grand Worthy Associate George w. VII.
Iiams. Grand Secretary NJ. b. Potieux, and
Past Grands w. Leigh Burton, Wiilism L.
Allen, William j. Glenn, William Han
cock, William II. Craig. James Atkinson.
William II. Beveridge. w. w. Phillips,
Isaac II. Wallace, j. &. Moore, James A.
Gentry, and Others.
Ten divisions were represented. A num-
Der OF new Candidates were initiated into
the Grand Division. The Grand Worthy
Patriarch and Grand Secretary presented
their reports. No report was received from
the Grand Treasurer.
Past Grands w. L. Burton, William j..
Glenn, and William ii. Craig, (cice James A.
Gentry, excused or account OF pressing
business.) we're appointed committee on
the state ofibe order.
Other committees were also appointed
and considerable routine work was trans
acted.
The Grand Division will be In session
again tonight, when the annual election OF
officers will take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
BY Leigh Brothers & Phelps, Auctioneers,
No. ll2 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM AND ENSIVE OYSTER
GROUNDS ON LYNNHAVEN BAY. AT AUG
TiON.-By virtue Of deed of trust beIrins dal e
August 6, 1879, from the late General Charles j.
Barton 10 the UNDERSIGNED VIII sell al the auciiOn-
hOuJe of Leigh Brothers " Phelps, No. liz Main
street, In the city OF Norfolk. Va, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1850.
at 2 O'Clock NJ. hat LARGE AND VALUABLE
ESTATE called BAYVILLE, formerly the home Of
tersectiOu of chesapeake and Lynnhayen bay, In
the county Of Princess Anne, state Of Virginia,
about ten miles from the city of Norfolk by good
poaJs. containing 10y actual survey 49, acres and
embracing about 100 acres Of oyster-cOves capable
Of containing about 10000 bushels, and now con-
taihing l. believed. about 10000 Ou hels OF mar
keabl- oysters which sell readily In market at
from 81 10 SO barrel. The bulldogs consist Of
"A fue large mansion OF twelve rooms, with TWO
large kitchens, quarters for hands Two large barns
and stables carriage house, all IN good repair; also,
acres Of cleared land-250 acres lii nctual cultlyS-
tion, the resi- in timber and wood. The Land IS well
adapted To the usual crops Of This section of Nir-
gna and to trucking, and altogether This estate Is
one OF the most dsSlrahle and an be made the most
profitable IN Tidewaitr Virginia and well adapted
% sheep aud catlle-raising: situated In full View
OF The ChGsaUeake and Lynnhaven bays add - well
worthy the attention OF any party who desires 10
secure nne farm or beautiful home. A map Of
the place can be seen al our auction-hOuse.
TERMS: one third cash balance on a credit Of
six and twelve months. notes bearing Interest AT the
rate of per cent, and lille retained III The notes
are paid. JOSEPH x. SpRAiLkY. Trustee.
LEIGU BROTHERS PHELPS, Auctioneers.
Oc 24.t29h
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Church NoteS.-Services were held in all
the churches in the city Sunday, and the
congregations were quite large.
Rev. NJ. w. Staples, Of Richmond, occu-
pied the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning in the absence of Mr..
Campbell, who is attending the Synod.
Rev. MIR. Walker preached both morning
and night at the Baptist church.
At the Meade Memorial church the rector
ofticiated morning and night, and at the
Methodist church the pastor preached and
baptized one person.
Rev. w. T. Derieux, who has been called
TO the pastorate Of the Baptist church, Will
preach there next SunGay, at which time he
will decide whether be will accept the call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

Brief Nems.--Great preparation is being
made for the Democratic demonstration
which Is to come of Thursday night In fAnt
al The courthouse.
Mr.. Samuel p. Weisiger, formerly OF this
city, has recently become paf,Der In ONE
OF largest cotton firms in Georgia. The
Augusta papers speak highly of the bust.
ness qualifications OF Mr.. w eisiger, and bis
friends In Manchester will be glad TO learn
that be Is doing we'll He is quite yonDg
man. and Is brother OF Mr.. David j. Wei
sigei, ~ this city.
The annual session OF the Grand Division,
Coiored Sons of Temperance, met in this
city Yesterday. Delegates from different
sections Of the State are Ia attendance. 7.
4. Jackson, OF Lynchburg. Is Grand
Worthy Patriarch, and w. II. l.. Comts,
OF Risbmond, Grand Secretary.
General Fitz. Lee has accepted an invita-
ton TO be present ,and speak at the Demo-
cratic demonstration which will be held 10
this city Thursday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26


Hn<,ICE CoUar.-The following cases wer,
disposed Of yesterday by Justice Richard
SON.:
Waiter Robinson lcolored). charged witt
stealing hat vaiued al 81 from j. III. Tsi
erutine, was sentenced TO receive fifteen
sfTipes.
Cherries Williams, charged with feloni
oeasiy cutting Nike ODonnel with some
sharp Instrument, was discharged.
William. johnson (colored), charged with
akduosing the child Of Rachel Goode, was
dischareed.
Napoleon Pride tcolored). charged with
assaaIsiag and abusing Bette Griffin, was
discharged on payment Of costs.
William Williams (colored). charged With
steshnx fifty cents from William Pohlig.
Confused until to-day.
RowisnA Woody, charged with assault
ing add abusing II. h. Whitiock. was dis
charged.
Samuel Exans tco'ored), chasged with be-
ing drunk aud unable 10 take care OF him.
self. was eoslmitted to Jail for Gen days IN
default Of surety.
John Camp lwhIte) and William Harris
(coioredl charged with Sighting 10 the pub.
bic streets. were each committed 70 Jail for
three nsonths Ia default n surety.
william 3. Crews, u. Smith, Joseph
Thoinse. Albert johnson, A. W. Yancey.
Edgar Wesley. Edward Greene, charged
separately with being drunk aud <lsor.
derry Va the street. were each lined 81.
Joseph Pearnisn, charged with being dis
orderly and creating disturbance at the
Theatre COlnique, wss 6ned $3.50.
4el1e Matthew's (eolOred). charged With
1leoreeuT conduct IN the street, wAs fined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucli0neer,
llI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRST-CLASS
Il STOCK. BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH CAR
RIAGE-UOUSE AND STABLE, MOST CEN
TRALLY LOCATED, No 407 EIGHTH STREET,
WEEh MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust executed 10 Tie un-
dersgned. trustees, the dated December 2, $50,
tn other February %, 1877. rscOrsed IN Richmond
Chancery Court, ID. b. lO6 &, page 497, and ID. Is.
40 c. page 20 to secure certain notes therein me ~
tioued and whereas default has been made In the
payment OF certain of saidnOtes, and being required
TO do by the beneficiary, we Will ell 1T public auc-
ton, on ~
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1880,
at $3.50 o'clock z. ~, the REAL ESTATE described
In said deeds wit: All that land IN the city OF
Richmond, with improvements thereon, lYlug on
The eastern line Of Eighth street between Clay ana
Marshall ST eeis, fronting So feet inches and run
Ming back between lines 12O feet 10 an alley o feet
wide.
This property will be recognized AZ once as being
a DESIRABLE, FlRS1 Glass RESfDkNCE, "a
centrally located a. could be- wished, aud with such
canyeniences ana comforts are TO DC found IN any
Grst class residence In the city.
seldom such property Is found on the market, and
parti,s looking for such should attend TINS sale.
TERMS: While the deeds prescribe the terms cash
as 10 expense OF sale and the amount due aud un-
paid O the notes, vet by consent of all parties the
terms will be one third cash and balance IN SIX and
twelve mOnibs, per cent. interest added, secured
py decd OF trust. LEROY f. BROWN.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
TTuttCes.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc'ioneer oc "a tbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
Close Up Election Day.

RICHMOND, Va, October %, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: In view OF the i'm
mcnse importance Of the coming election,
do YOU not think It would be wise in the
merchants, net only OF Richmond, but OF the
whole State, to close their stores on the I'd
OF November, so that old Virginia may poll
such Il vote as never before, and take her
proud position of old in the Democratic
column? When we consider the absolute
necessity to General Hancock of Virginia's
vote, and reflect that by the nonelection OF
Captain George d. Wise to Congress we
may lose our control in that body, is it pos
sible that any true Virginian will fail or
hesitate TO do all in his power 10 help the
causel NIRGlNIAN.