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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
Not G0OCt at FlgiiIse.
80 fades and fourishcs
Majestic man."

The Bristol .NccS breaks ont ms fol.
lows:
virginia is charged with interest on
West Nirglnia's third Of the debt up ia
lSil !, wlllle the actual separation of Vir-
glnl anu West Virginia took place In
lSOl' The FundSrs have us actually
bound for this ten years interest on
West Nlrglnia's third. They have iust
~ much right to charge rs with Il uD to
tins time, 1881, or twenty years instead
OF ten such Is Fundcr jllstlccand Fun
der legislation.
ThlngS that are equal to the same thing
are equal to one another. lrthr multi.
pller anu the multiplicand he both multi
pllod by u second and the same multi
plirr the relative magnitude Of the two
WIZ not he changed. So II the debt of
Virginia was thirty millions of dollars
III 81, and the interest for ten years be
a!uru! ANA then the total be divided.
west V originals third will bc no moro
ana no less than In ten millions had been
assigned to her inlS5l and that sum Ind
occll allowed 10 accumulate interest nm.
W ISL, Look 10000, 900. with trn
years Interest ut q per cent. added,
amounts to $4,000, OO6-Wc.t VhrlnL's
'hlrl It the debt he divided ~ of 1851.
Again $4,000, 0O0 with tom vpnrs, IN,
lrrrSt added, amounts To AIS .OOo Ooo
One third OF this Is 5000. 900 lust the
same sum, Of course, ~ II the debt Ind
been divided In 1851. w
FOWLER will doubtless mnlIry his pro.
position. Asitsunds above, II il lnlrnn.
blc.-Ricd. Dispatch.
That lsa spcrious mode Of pleading
good friends. Did It not occurr to your
mlll0s that we assumed you knew that
NJ the war payments OF interest were
pald ON the undivided debt, aud thnt
therefore West Va. got one third of
hose seven millions or SOP
These two things that YOU thought
'Po0I to the same thing are not equal to
me another.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
THE RESULT.

Our latcst kilograms concede the cleo
ton of Cameron by over 10000. We
should not be surprised II It is over l5,-
600, rs the more distant counties oro sur-
passing all expectations by their large
Readiusicr vote. We are believed TO
have carried both houses of the T.cgisla-
turr bya Joint majority of over 90
TtllS sweeps The deck and gives Virginia
to the Rcadjustcrs. The grandeur of
the prize cannot be ovcrcstim0tcd. Free
education aud n free ballot viii follow
Ihe result forcshadows national recon-
citation and u complete revolution to-
wards peace with northern power. It
brings to a close the domination of Fun
dcrlSm ana BourboniSm, and puts Viz
glnia abreast Of the age.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
Mrs. West, the Irish Beauty
iblin Evening Telegraph

Mrs. CORVALLIS West, who accOmpan-
les her kinsman, the Hon. Lionol Sack
vile, to Washington, is beautiful and
brilliant Irish woman-a niece of the
Marquis lleadfort, her maiden name
Fitzpatrick. She is lively and SpiritueUe,
like Erin's bright daughters in general,
and became by those qualities alone one
of the leaders of London society. Opin-
ions were divided as to hold in respect
Of beauty, for her rival was powerful
and found her claims to the first place as
professional supported by the taste
expressed by royalty; but concerning
the superiority of intellect there was not
the slightest difference of opinion.
Ruthin castle, the seat of CORVALLIS
West, has always been enlivened with all
sorts of dramatic entertainments, in
which the lady of the castle takes the
leading part with the greatest talent and
ease, While her low proved classical RI
val could never sustain II conversation
with any degree Of interest. She is still
young enough to justify pretension to
witch the world with her loveliness, hay
ing been born during the Crimean war,
and christcned by the odd name of Eu-
patorla. Her style of beauty is in direct
contrast with that of her rival--laughiug
sparkling, blonde and piquant Her
arrival at Washington will be an event
at that city, and serve not only to waken
mp the diplomatic corps from the droning
ennu of its commonplace routine, but
will serve to project her honorable kins-
man during the siege which he will sure
~ have to sustain against the American
"gurills," always on the watch and
ready to pounce upon diplomatic bach
elor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
THE RETURNS.

This county gives Cameron IS,
mojor''yi Smyth, 467j Wythe, about
1907 Montgomery, 1888; Roanoke
and Craig, over 400; Scott 500,
with two precincts to hear from
Russell 1895 Grayson, about 100 ;
Tazewell, the Funders there concede
800 but we should not be surprised
II 1t reaches 500. At the c. r..
where $50 majority was claimed for
Daniel, Cameron's majority was 10.
Pulaski alone Of the S. W. counties
heard from gave Daniel 1873. The
counties unheard from are Lee, Wise
Buchanan, Dickinson, Bland, and
Giles Giles is doubtful, but the
others will give large majorities for
Cameron, Bailey carries the Senate.
rial District by over 400. We think
Newberry is elected Senator from
Bland without doubt For the House
Scott has elected Taylor, Russell
elected Dickinson, razewell elected
WiiIen, Wythe, Saycs, Smyth and
Bland Honoker, Washington, Kelly
and Fowler, Goyson, Vaughn; All
Keadjuslers. The complete returns
Will probably give Cameron six thous.
and majority in the Ninth Congress.
sional District.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
Tho SInrA of Nnrnn,hn

November Is rich In material for plan.
etary study. Mercury leads the llsl
with an Inferior conjunction, transit
ana western clongHlion. Neptune
Follows Saturn IN reaching opposition. -
Jupiter follows Neptune In arriving M
thc goal, donnlng his most superb nfrnv
Tor the occHsiolE The great lunInnrv
himself contributes his share 10 the fos-
tive activity Of his family In nm annulnr
eclipse. The moon phys her respect, ~
every planet IN turn, The grand line Of
planets clustering beyond is and on the
snlne side of the suh remains unbrokcn.
thtce oi The outer plancis-Snturn, Ncp-
tune and Jupltcr-arriving NJ opposition
within thirteen days Of onch other. The
moonlcss nights Of midi November will
tie glorious with stni-lit beauty. Saturn.
Jupiter aud Mars will reign M lords of
the ascendant, and round them win he
grouped some OF The brightest slnrs and
consultations that grace the armament
tlo,e lwlnkling mysteries that mn The
solll WIN emotions Of wonder and nwr
whllc II tries to grasp the bonndlcssncs,
OF snace aud the MI prevailing mower
tlnt holds IN harmony the shining aims
mat people the blue vault OF hcnypn..-
Providence JoWUdi.
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THB NASHVILLE AMERICAN.

tho time In the South's history Inns we'll
informed hcwsphl crs issued from n com
hhnding point OF observation for the col.
lection hrldistrbuliun ofenrly intelligence
oeeh MIRO M diupcnsibill!ty toHourihefn
households thru now.
Ihc Efforts Of the Mana. crp 9th, .uyeri
can TO maintain iip standard mn the beat
poliucnl, commercial md family ncwsppp.
or ~ the southern states will In no pnflica
lhr be relaxed, for The cusning irnr, md
many improvements nRo contemplated,
ior tEc rn't pix yents III cxpouitnrea have
,o, ooeh less than one hundred thousand
uo'lhrH annually, TO ppryc iis pnt,on viii,
tue ireFhr'l news aud its outlay for tcle
Efnphic hnws alone has net been less ilhn
ten thousand d1ilhip per hnnuir. No other
newspaper puull of tie Ohio Uiypr Inns 80
pended 49, much for lccrrnthio atr,i cs.
" hrprntB regularly every day lhrontprrl
tho yehr, including holidhyp. md itp oilp,s
is never closed, The weekly JUirrj,a0
mnde up VI the cream Of the news or l.s
seven daily issnts Of tie week will contain
TIC fnll lnmc " trlcgtotbic dispatches
md mlikol Quotation on the dny OF publi.
cnlion. II viii be- seut postage pnii 10 nnv
a ldcfe for ono dollar tcnr, 7 cents ot a
mouths nnl 80 cents for threp mopils
only wear 9i2,00. gutdnys nu,itt.t
J year $1,000. Weekly year an ON
Address
THE AMERICAN
Nashville, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
rhc scarlet woman.

INV """' ihHUl wv I'ltpfi
mere Is something unplcaslntly siir.
ge,,lNc M the passion for fiery red mn
yellow which Ina broken out within tl,n
past eighteen months. aud which dnds
sicll diversified aud Ingenious forms off
manifestation, The aibllctins or r,i,,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
How To Get sisIf

hTposc yonrselfday and ntpht. on, ton
m,Ih without exercise, work loo 6arj
without rest doctor all The time, 'rLo
1H 'nc we nostrums advertised. mil
thcll Won VIII wnntto know "''
now TO GET WELL.-Whlrb +.
lilllcrs! ""o ilop
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08

The above is not official. We did not
get the full vote from Glade Spring
That precinct gave Daniel about "a ma
jority.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08

Goodson showed her Fundcrs under
with the magic that Is concealed IN
the figure Q.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
THE AMERICAN
Nashville, T,un

BEATTV's ORGANS isu.sfoi ,inp. s..,.
! -,,s..--.-,,-.S reeds obly fGj pano, ti5t
"a shIngtUn, n. J. isssLhAIII
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
"JuSt as we expected"
--dbigeR1R Standard

We will beat Fowler 100 at Bristol.
FiAcScy 10 A5iac,I0n El,gI,y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
GoOdSOn Male Academy
First Moor NlnrnnIn INN

J would respectfully announce tlnt
HOODSON MALE ACADEMY ia
now uprn | viii b. npplHtrd Ly mv
sister Mlp, n, II. Colbert. gnodso1
,rhnlnrS VIII have benefit NJ public
luhu We iirt i've months, commerce
lhg sept D The usual fee NJ seventy
I'VE cents lot cohtinger cips IN required
~ encll scholar on entrance.
.... Respectfully.
sept u, III CHAS. G. MINOR
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08

What is the difference between mi.
nus . and plus ioo7
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08

IBB aHtet in yunt nHu town Terms and i5
49,. ,',a uoe, AjlU1 u burt 3 coi
'OiuA"di Nhhs. Mth 'tl-lT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
The Maryland Maternite,
I6l w. Lombard Street,

Near Hanover Baltimore Md,
This Institution Is n home for Women In
Confinement. Suitable liooms can bc had
nj all times, whore tho etriclcst privacy
prevails. For terms and other details. nj.
drcss THE NJ \TRON.
NJ ]. NJ & Co-N0y 9 'Bl-,lm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-08
The ''Kid"-ney-wormed
FunderS.
THE CENTURY FLAG.

This is the "The Democratic Flag"
which II. II. Hamilton promised the
Glade Spring Convention to "run up
on the capitol Of Virginia, there to
wave for a century"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

1gr uEesAaK THAT coSKLS0 SENT fo.oAh-
FIELD AT CHICAGO.
frron The Grand Rapids Timc%l
From the Eagle Of yesterday we excerpt
The Dayton Journal mentions little in
s{dcnf Of The Chicago Convention which
sae,,,s ~ show that Senator Conkling fore
',.sss, the outcome from nearer the beginning
fhen many others. u was an incident in
which Conklng and Garfield, one for Grant
aud The other for sherman, were the char
acfers. and Il related as follows:
0fAmong the late President Gaffeld's
s,at,ers Will probably bo found Hide mem
orsndum from Roscoe Conkling to him m
mcneil, written in the hall OF the National
Convention at Chicago, in about thcsc
words:
u1Mv Dear Garfield: II there Is TO be q
dark horse in this Convention; there y 10
l,erson whom would prefer before your
sell. NoNA'''N"'
"sThe reply was:
s.s1fy Dear Conkling: There will be no
dark horse in this Convention: | am Tor
Sherman. q. a. pANr LII
"sThis was pending the great struggle
and iust before the mighty tornado Whlch
carried Garfield into the presidency--ald
the grave.
our esteemed contemporary must needs
forego such pleasure as it may derive from
fancying that "Conklmg foresaw the out
come.v We were fortunate enough 10
have been present at the Chicago ConYcn-
ton, and 10 have seen the incident Mhich
gave rise to the above item. ConkllnS-,
arrogant, able, presuming, pcacocky, ana
piucky--was trying 10 throttle oil oppose
fion by passing a gag-law binding all dele
gates TO support the nominee OF lhe coh-
Tention. A delegate from West virginia
ne who replied 10 tie sncering inquiry
AZ so his identity made by the turkey-gob-
bier from New York by saying that he was
the man who made hundred speeches for
HAYES in the last campaign while Conkling
was making but one-opposed the motion,
lint inst before il was put General Garfield
came 10 the front and made his famous plea
for peace. The waters were troubled for y
time. but the oil poured by the polite
senator-elect from Ohio quoted them,
and the motion was withdrawn. II
was az this moment that Conkling
turned TO General Garfield lace
flaming with indignation and impudence.
AS The General took his seat with the Ohio
delegation, Conkling impetu0usly pulled
from bis pocket card and wrote something
npon IL. Calling a page he sent the card
10 Garfield. who glanced over it, tore it
into pieces, and threw them upon the floor.
Having noticed the affair, we were curious
about the contents Of the card, and when
the Convention adjourned explained to
Journalistic friend, who was upon the floor
OF the house, the circumstances. lie found
the card. Upon it was the single sentence,
with no address or signature:
"Is this the dark horse putting himself
forwardf"
The occurrence made marked impress
sion upon us at the time, and since then we
have narrated il upon several occasions.
VIC tell the story again only because il is
being presented in a distorted light by
several contemporaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

fIy W. Goddins huctioiiecF'
eoyner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

=.
T,RUsTEEg SALE OF LARG p
l AMOUNT or BEAUTIFUL lsEAL ESTAA,IE'
YIN YIN TTHTREoF. on CHURCIl HILL, EM-.
RRACINCs THE GREATER PART OF TILT mH
eOfTARE BOUNDED BY TWENTY M 81 -,
ThIRTfETIi. 4, AND II STREETS, AND LUZ TX
SQUARE BOUNDED BY THiRTlETli' y, AM J,
TsTREETs.--By virtue of three certain dc, , ~
trust executed BY Captain Ehenezer Hallock anu
,yifethe FIRST 10 n. 81. Lee, trustee, bearing date
i7tb December, 1873; the second 70 W. L'
fo,rardln. trustee bearing date 10Th Decent err
f97k. and tho tltird TO w. l.. Cowardin, tristcei
herring date goth April, 1881, all OF when aeeIs
are duly recorded In Henrico county Sours-,wne
shall in execution thereof, oler for sale, on INC
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
a, az o'clock p NJ M fair; IL not, the frst fair
day fbereqfterJ the following REAL ESTATE, on
a mart OF which the said HallOck now resides ON
fIis mart there are ample buildings for lhe Use OF
largo FAMILY, and an excellent orchard OF choice
fruit trees, Including vineyard. The land u very
fertile and + well adapted for vegetables, &c Inc
property will be divided INFO several PSreeies nc
eordlng 10 psts 70 DC exhibited at the lme OF sac.
m has "A front on the cast line Of Iwenty-nlnlh
street Of 34G feet. on the west line Of Ihirtleth
street Of 3OO feet, on the east line OF lhlItctn
street OF SS4I6 feet, and front on the west me
Thirly-Hrst street of 3723l feet.
The special attention OF csFitssts snn ose. ,n is
called To this sale, the property IS only ouV
yards from the city limits with beautiful streels
Wbjist lie deeds require cash sale, yet 1t y
prCbahe that the creditor will consent TO llDerai
terms Of cash and credit being given 10 the pnI-
chssers. y. N. LEE,
Trustee I'm first deed
W. l.. COMARDlN,
Trustee I'm the second and third deeds.
RfCII1iONB. October 10, 1851. oc ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

Through tickets on sale on steamer ARIEL ana
az carriers Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage
checked through. ~ 100 49,.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES To CHURCH. MILL
TARN. AND OTHER EXCURSIONS 70
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, AND YORKTOWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21
by Joseph II. IIouscworih, Auclloneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MONTPELIER,
L TIE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, vain execution OF the
deed OF trus. from the late Thomas j. Carson l0
PHILIP s. Fry and Lewis Il. Williams, for The benz
eft OF David Graham, deceased, dated August i,
1857, and recorded in the clerks Office Of Orange
County Court, the undersigned, executor OF Lewis
-. Williams, deceased. who was SURVIVING trustee
in said deed, being thereto required by The present
benehclarics IN said trustdccd, VIII sell by auction
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT or LAND conveyed by
said deed, known rs " MONTPELIER" situated
in Orange county, Va, Inmedilteiy on the line Of
the Virginia Midland railroad, four miles Mest OF
orange Courthouse, Va, aud containing l,O6SA
ACRES.
The land Is of good quality, well wgtered aud
tmhercd. The improvements consist oi LAitbE
BRICK DWELLING With fourteen rooms, COM
manding a magnificent view OF the Blue Ridge
mountains; together with all the necessary Out-
buildings. The grounds cover some 40 acres, aud
arc very handsome. This would make n most de-
ightfui summer residence, fine stock-farn, or
could be converted into pleasant summer resort
TERMS: Cash 10 pay costs Of executing the trust
aud Balance secured BY dced--say $4,000; and rs
g. residue, upOn credit ~ one aud two years The
purchaser - give bonds for the deferred payments
bearing interest from date, and secured BY deed OF
trust on the land.
For further information, address the undersigned
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
Executor Of Lewis Il. Williams, deceased.
sc 2-FtNoy1&l2tawid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21
ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL II ESf'ff>
STEAMSHIPS.

Weekly services from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOWN, LONDONDERRY,and LIVER
POOL, direct 10 Boston.
Fortnlghtly steamers from LIVERPOOL and
QUEENSTOWN 10 Baltimore.
Kind treatment 10 Storage passengers made
speciality and guaranteed.
For passage and information, apply b A. "
CARRIER, Agent at Richmond, or LEVI & Al
DEN, 2O7 broadway, New York 2Ol Wash'ng-
ton street. Boston; l07 south rim street, Ph,a-
delphla. sc l4-eoasbeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

Fitznoodle was out again worrying the
life out Of ducks with his shotgun. He
blazed away OF some ducks, and an unseen
man on the other side Of the pond rose up
threateningly, with long gun, and called
out: "Did you shoot nc meY" "Did any
OF the shot hityoul" inquired Fitznoodle.
ayes, they did" said the man, rubbing
his legs. "Then you may be certain l
didn't shoot at YOU" al never hit any
thing / shoot at."-L0ncGSter Intelligent
Ger.
"What is your income?" was once asked
OF a noted Partisan Bohemian. "lt is
hard to tell" was the reply; "but in good
years i can borrow at least 10000 francs"
Paris Wu.
have the utmost confidence in the mails.
Enclose 81 FOR two boxes, or $3.50 post
office order for six boxes of Celery and
Ghamomile Pills, and Twill take all risk for
money and goods. DR.. c. W. Benson, LOG
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21
by George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
1908 Bank street.

TOP SALE AT AUCTION, TO SET
Il nv TIJE FNTATE or THE LATE A..
UIINE. DESIRABLE PROPERTY TINT
WOULD PAY A LARGE PER CENT, UPON
THE IHYES1 MENT-it has 'front.' OF IDf icet
King II very desirable on account 81 two fronts.
Irpnu the l0t there are several buildings. Il plat
Showing the division Of the property can De seen
AT the Office Of the auctiOnccr VIII sell al auction
upon tie premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST,
AT 3 O'Clock L. VI, the a0oyc-dcscribed desirable
TFnns: one third cish; tie balance VIII De lcit
on interest at per cent. 10 such time Of payment
&c will suit The purchaser. .. ,.., ,,.t.<,-,.,
ccOI AuCtDnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21
CENTENNIAL LITERATURE.-
ELEGANT sTATIoNERY, sc.

We have just opened a handsome stock OF
LETTER AND NoTE-PAPERs
sn great variety al low prices by the rcam or sim
sie qulfe; some In new and pretty boxes, with
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES IN boxes or separate
Also, NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES,
,PaAYEIi-DoOKS, and HYMNALS Of latest
tf5ies Of bindsng and finish.
ocIf WoODH0UsE & PARHAM.
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CARPETS, OII.CLOTHs, dc.

CARPETS, OIL-CL0THS, &c.--I have
~ just received my FALL STOCK Of GOODS.
CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, and
DRUGGETS Of all grades. Cornlce, Lace and
Danasl Curtains OF the latest styles. shades, Hol-
lands, &c. Papcr-Hangincs of all styles: which /
am Offering AT lowest prices. All orders promptly
attended 20. Work done ln town and country.
A. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main street
&c le-2m Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21
The Worst Of a BAD Lot.

A Poushkccpsie young lady had eight beaux
Bat pbthisic and bodily great woes
Forbade her 10 roam
And confined her at home,
Where she nibbled ut crisp-fried poughphtheigE-
phtheaux.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21
.OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP olfFFN
~ COMPANY. a1ss,= -
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one u thcirsplendi.d
sttimers-OLD DOMINION, M1ANOh ,, - =. MAJ
UNTT N.and RICHMOND-ENERl II Eol)A1
and FRIDAY at l r. NJ, and SUNDAY at
A. NJ. ,,.,..,,, ~, a,rTrrps
DASS and SATURDAYS at 3 +. NJ. from Pier
20 NEW number) foot Of Beach street, Nor'h
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms. ..-.t- $500. ..
unsurpassed .,,--, -.
s1s; steerage, SO and -.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no Charge made except actuai
expenses incurred. ~.
Freights received until o'clock +. VI. daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
myl Office COmpany's wharyes, Rockets
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MnNDAY. OcrOnrn 2l.Isal.
f. O. NOTING.
". GODDlN,
Trustees I'm the FIRST deed;
". GODDiN,
he second and third deeds.

CALEAT AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
- FURNITURE, BROOD MARE, TWO COLTS
AND FINE STALLION. FARMING lNPl. +
dFNTS. CORN, FODDER. SIIJCkS, Hay &C.
Al the request of MIR. John Wright shall sell ut
auction. on the premise reicrled u ~ the i9re-
going advertisement. commencing az ii O'Clock ~.
MONDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1881,
the following articles Of personal property: All Of
lis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting OF
0nalifv. Also. ONE BROOD MARIE and her
TIIREE FINE COLTS, aud one remarkably hne
STALLION between three and four years old, all
Of Uamblctcnian stock. Also, the FARMING M
PIGMENTS. one BUGGY, one CHIT, one
ROLLER. Also, the crops Of CORN, .FODDER,
SIVCKS and u large quantity ot excellent Hay.
TERwS: Cash. W. GODDlN, Aucii0neer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES