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National Republican., 1881-11-23
Now YnrL acnsrnI Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22-FlOur-Southern dull aud
Unchanged common to fair extra IS $500 75 good to
choice do o. eOGQo co. Corn opened '6Gglc lower sub
sequenty recovered, closing shade better ungraded
Gl06sc; steamer yellow, SIC; No, 3 November, GB %;
December, GdN@O7Aci January, GS)s@G91ic. Oats
opened shade lower, closing stronger; No ., i7sc
Coffee unchanged In price and dnll RIO cargoes, 81
70 good refining, 7A@5}sc refined dun aud weak;
standard A, UAMb@sc. hOlRsses du new crop New
Orleans, 8Oog7c Rice steady and moderately active;
Carolina and Louisiana, 5gmElc. Pork opened ull-
settled aud weak closed with more strength ut yT 5
january and February, SIS OOlS -. Mddles dun aud
weak; long clear, C; short clear, 04s Lard opened
lO69l2lsc iower RfIerward recovered. and closed a
shade higher at Ell k2Gll 80 short notice; November
tli ii@I1 90 December tll l7JaC9li e1lsi January
hi AZ
National Republican., 1881-11-23
They Lied 4. Him. rn-u amen Kim

ATHENS, ONO, Nov. 22.-Whcn Davis,
who was lynched at this place Sunday night, was
taken TO the bridge with rope around his neck,
he was asked to confess, He inquired what would
be done with him If he confessed. They told him
he would be taken back TO jail TO be dealt with by
be confessed, he said, I'm the man." AZ this
there was nn Instant cry, Throw him OFT" The
other end of the rope was made fast to the bridge.
They gave him three minutes In which to pray,
but lie did not attempt prayer He said lie was
ready to die, and When the time expired he was
hurled on the bridge, and his neck was broken
hV tho fal
National Republican., 1881-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
The Omeiai Transfers ms Recorded Yestor-
day.


day.
Mr. ]. Il. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds
CITY PROPERTY
on Vermont avenue, between Land N streets north,
2H William Window TO Ellen l.. Plat, 5000
On street nuTth Fifteenth street west sublot
10 0 feet inches by li0 eet square 20 f. w. Jones
ct al. 10 Susan ~. Cannon, e2,lju
On l. street north, between sixteenth and Seven.
teenth streets west sublo4 H. r. and -
by IA feet) square lbi, j, H. ii, smith To william H.
Downey, $1,000
on Monroe street north sIdel between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets west subOt 20 60 feet inches
by 81 feet lnces) square I'D Walter Stewart et al
trustees, TO Charles II. Bailey, tJ7O
On street north, between Sixth aud Seventh
streets west south 52 feet BY depth) square
459, John II. Franklin, trustee, TO William Is. Kbbey
jr., eli,l ,lsl.
on Second street east, between and q streets west
subO 20 40 feet inch by COLI feet square TO- Eliza
beth Il. Lake ct viT to Jane ". Alexander, 500.
On street north, between North Capitol street and
New Jersey avenue. part sublots 62 and 83 az feet
inch by IS feeD, square 02s, Cornelius Burlew u
Robert @. Fox, nominal.
On Fourth street east, near North Carolina avenue
part lot (27 feet by depth) square 792 A. s. Iyncl
To Florence LethRow, 500.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MIR. and DIrs. w. J. Florence ia th.
.'Mighty Dollar


The truism that the Mighty Dollar"
is all powerful was amply illustrated by the fact
that n large audience greeted Mr.. and Mrs. Flor
ence in their second performance Of the comedy Of
that name aI the National last evening The ap.
plaiise was continuous and we'll -merted, MS the
Hon Bdrdgeu Siotc (Mr. Florence) and Mrs. Cen
erdt Gdlory Mrs Florence) were irreproachable in
their respective parts. Mr.. Florence's portraiture
of the eccentric NJ. C's (Siotes idiosyncrnsles i'm
proves with every seasons representation,
while Mrs. Florence, rs the cosmopoli
tan Mrs. Glforu, acted with delightful
chic that completely captured her hearers.
An extended review Of the play is not deemed ad-
visable, as Washington play-goers are familiar
with the plot of this sareal creation, based upon
the humors of American politics. "The Mighty
Dollar" will be repeated Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday matinee. new comedy, by Mr.. II. Il.
woolf (autbor of "The Mighty Dollar'D, entitled
Professor opsein" win be presented for the flrst
time In this city this evening. Al the Thanksgiv-
ing matinee dramatizaI oil # Dickens " Dombey
and Son" will be given, with Mr., Florence as
Clptdi,l Cutie, the engagement closing with "Tbc
Ticket of Leave Man" Saturday evening, Mr..
Florence appearing in his iayorite character OF
Rob RrierIlI
National Republican., 1881-11-23
unI,I,uorr ,,,ncrnl qnrI,c,

BALTIMORE Nov. 2a,-Fi0nr active, hut unchanged
Howard street aud Western superfne d 5OGg5 so dc
extra, o. 1905 30 do family ~ 1907 JG city Mills su
perhne s5 OOGD5 rs; do extra, " U@G 5G do family
t7 75Gs OO Rio brands, 81 6O Patapsco family e. "a
Corn-Southern steady Western dull, weak, and
lower Southern white, O2CDG6c; do yellow G6ls@Gsc
Western mixed, spot aud November, G5's6yG6c; DO
cember, 0O9GGlc; January 6s,i@6S16c. Oats steady
Southern, 49g52c; Western white, 5OgSlc; do mixed
4S(d4Dc; Pennsylvani ID0pbc. Hay firm and In good
demand; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, so OOl2G o. Provisions quet mess pork sS -
bulk meatsshoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 81
GplOc; bacon-shOulders 9c clear Tibsdes, lice hams
i3hd iAc; lard, rened l2ltc Butter steady; Western
2lma3c. Whisky quiet NJ q IDOL lB's, Receipts
Flour, 2Sil barrels corn, 's,si bushels oats, l,b2
bushels. Sales-CUTn, 1880 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Ln,cst rro,r, NIexico.

MEXICO, Nov. 22.-rhe president was
very Ill yesterday and vOmitcd blood, but to-day
he is greatly improved.
The minister of finance hastcndcrcd his resigna
ton, aud IL has been accepted.
Assistant Minister of Finance Fucntcs Muniz
Is in charge of department.
General Trevino intends 10 resign the portfolio
Of the war Office licwi be succeeded by General
Narrijo.
There are many rumors of import ant changes in
the cabinet and In the foreign MISSIONS but moth
ing reliable IL known.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
mr. WIIIInm m. nnLer,a nenenI.

The great moral drama of "The Drunk
ard" will be presented at Odd Fellows Hall to-
morrow night as a complimentary benefit to Mr. W.
H. BakeE an actor whose ability is well and favor.
ably known in this city. The company has been
carefully selected, and the principal character
Edlpdrd Middleton Is said 10 be a remark ably truth
ful poTtraiture of the man who becomes a slave "a
strong drink. There will be an exhibition OF Pal.
mer's panorama at the matinee Oh Thanksgiving
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Change In Georgetown college.

Rev, Father HeaIy, PRESIDENT ofGeorge-
town College Is still in Boston at the residence OF
his brother, Bishop Healy, whittier he went fol
needed rest A private letter received Tuesday
from him gives no encouragement regarding his
condition, and Il Ia now almost certain that he
will not again assume his duties of president IN
this event Rev. Falher Mcguire will succeed TO the
poaiLon. II Ia understood that Father Aealy viii
soon seek. IN trip 10 Europe, the total relaxation
from care and responsibility which his condition
absolutely requires.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
The OrntorIo of =. Esther. y,

The performance of the oTatorio of
"Esther, the Beautiful Queen" which will be pre-
sented at Lincoln Hall tomorrow night has been
looked forward TO with considerable in
terest. The performance Of opera by our
colored vocaliss has been satisfactory whenever
attempted, but whether they have also the ability
10 PROPERLY interpret oratorio music is yet TO be de.
termined Esther" iB the first attempt in that
direction, and great caro- has been taken with the
rehearsals of both s0losts and chorus.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
FIoods I'm tI,e West

SPRINGFIELD, ILL., Nov. 22.-The flood
in the sangamon River has reached It's height,
and the waters orc receding. There has been
terrible devastation Of planted fields, fences, NC.
John Blacks paper mill has suspended operations
on account OF the food. Edward Agee loses two
thousand bushels of corn, and many others lose
smaller amounts while many farmers report the
loss of cattle, fences de- The State department
Of agriculture estimates the loss 10 the corn crop at
quarter OF million dollars.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
A Legislator ss n Peace,naIser.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ga Grayson (Ky.)
special says: Yesterday Hon. G. W. Heron,
member-elect Of the Legislature, visited tho camp
Of the Regulators in Elliott County, Kentucky and
persuaded them TO disband. They promise never
TO assemble again Us regulators. The ModeTators
have also gone home, and the danger of war in
Elliott County Is passed"
National Republican., 1881-11-23
A Neu NeM.nnner.

Mr. Marcellus Il. Thornton has pur-
chased the Pod. Appeal at Atlanta, Ga, and will at
once change 1t into a morning newspaper, He pos
sesses ample capital to make the enterprise sue
cess In every particular The amplest news service
will be supplied, The editorial writer's will be the
hest 10 be had In the bonth.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
"a Malicious Lie.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-ln the Court of
Queens Bench to-day, in the libel case Of Clement
Scott against Mr.. Sampson, Admiral Carr Glyn
was recalled He declared that the assertion that
Mr.. Scott, when obtaining the advance OF $500 from
him, mentioned Miss NELSON'S name or expressed
or implied a threat was malicious lie. He said
he had never complained TO any one of Mr.. Scott s
conduct,
National Republican., 1881-11-23
ErratIc.

A Western paper contains. an account
OF young lady charming rat" But that's
nothing We have known young lady to charm
democrat. -Norristoirn Herald. Whatan er-rat. .ic
1 Ea
National Republican., 1881-11-23
AI.xnndria 1rnIu prnrl,c,.

ALExARDRIA, Nov 22.-1he market was quiet and
easy. Flour-Unchanged, Wheat-Hecelps light:
200 bushels sold AT t 49, 80 81 for Fultz q 3sMI 10
for mxedi u 1901 10 for fair to good Lancaster Corn
easier, with light sales nt Toe for old white. Hye aud
ORts-NOihing doing, Country produce still wanted.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
A Blight Fire.

About eleven o'clock last evening FIRE
was discovered in tho rear part OF the store of
Noses Walskly, COS street. which was put out by
Private WatchmAn James and soma citizens. The
cause OF the Ere n unknown. Damage, $40.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

and the account Atlantic and Great Western lrsts,
55: do seconds. 2oSs Erie seconds, 1915; New York
Central iiG Illinois Central, 1s7 Reading, Ali New
York, Ontario and Western, 81 The amount OF bu l.
ion withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balance
today Is iGJ 900,
National Republican., 1881-11-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
stock ana Bond Quotations-B baltimore
rmd Now YorII Produce Mnrheta.

Tho following observations on the transactions IN
the financial market yesterday together with open
Ing highest lowest and closing quotations, fur
nished by the clearinghouse Of II. ID. Cooke, lr., q
Co, 1870 street. Washington, u. C,i
uAsuY@arps aTorg tsNgnANur
National Republican., 1881-11-23
MARRIED

NEON Tuesday evening, No,
vember q, at the Church of the Ascension, by th0
Rev. DR., Elliott, JoHN CHOPPER. OF New York, To
ANNE, daughter OF Allan McLane, esq OF this city
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,,sI,,n,.re ssocIs nonr.u,
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALrIMoRR, Nov. 2a.-Virginla Gs. deferred, n; dc
consolidated, 77 do second SERIES 10; do past due
cOnpOns, O3,Ii new lO4Os, AZ bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Foreign Money MARKET.

suR-TnEAsuRy BALANCES.
........ Ssi Gi6Tsl % Currency -.".. siJ7d,s3i U
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MINING STOCKS.
GovERSMENr noNns-cLosrsG I
lY Associated pross.

bANkEtS ENCHANGE'
Threeday bls."....- isilG SiNtyday bills.... dsO)
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by Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGl

SALE OF THAT LARGE
i IHREE-STORY BRICK STORE, No. 1901.
ON MAIN STREET NEAR SEykNTtENIH
STREET. OPPOSITE The FIRST MARKET.
NOW OCCUPIED ny NJ HARRISON, AND THE
STORY BRICK TENE-
MENT, KOW OCCUPIED BY FRANK JACK
SON, At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
MADISON AND MARSHALL STREETS, AT
PUBLIC AUCIIDN.-In execution OF certain
deed OF trust from Bernard Bear l0f Gordonsville,
Val To the und rsigned trustee. dated september
22 $50. and duly corded In the clerks office OF
Richmond Chancery Courf, d. ed-BOok IL u, page
l43, | Will Offer for SALE upon he premises, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1881,
At / o'cr,ck 4. VI, That LARGE THREE-STORY
BRICK STORE described above. No. 1901 M'tn
street which Is certainly of the best ccated aad
seSirIhe sands In the civ for almost any kind OF
business. The LOT fronts 22 feet on Main street,
and runs back ITO tee; TO wide alley running TO
Seventeenth street. The upper floors of said : ore
lntain about ten oms and the usual cOnyeniences.
At4y O'c Oct 4. VI. of The same day viii offer for
sale that DESIRABLE BRICK TENtMtNT on the
nor hpast cOrner of Marshall and Madison streets,
winch contains about seven rooms. and has gas,
water. and The usual cOnyenchces The loG fronts
Oh Marshall stree % feet, ana runs back about 100
feet TO "A vide alley.
Al Of This proDt nv now occupied bv hrst-class
tenants aud Nicdug fir rents. Special attention IL
called 10 this safe Il .iier> gOod opportunity To
purchase good store and dwelling property Tor an
iny' smenf. boing situated In good localities, aud
which Is bound 10 improve III value.
TERMS: VIII be- liberal aud announced ut sale.
fe27 BYRON BEAR Trustee.
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a Cremation soci.,yvtArganixed.

Nkw YORK, March About twenty. se
gentlemen aud three ladi e. net in Cooper
Institute tonight 10 peri, 'et the organixa-
lion known Us the New Xost Cremati0e
society. The following offic ers were unani-
mously elected: President, u. ~ BURGESS,
chaplain OF the United States nsyy-yard In
brooklyn; viee-Presideuis, De'a,an Blood
good aud 4. Z. Townsend; Corresponding
secretary, j. ,. Cobb; Recording and FL
nanciai secretary. ID. W. Craig; Treasurer.
r.. Z. Cockey; and Executive Coranaittee,
). Il. L. Doyle, Charles PutzeI, Il. &. w.
DFeyer, w. +. kremer, and A. Z. e. Tam.
sen.
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BY Jas. MacdeuralI, Auciioneer,
Nh IN Caveruor street.

CTOCK OF TrNWARE, STOVES, TIN
- MFRS, TOOLS. PHAETON. HORSE, HAIR
MSS. &C.. AT AUCTIUN.-At the request OF john
II. Mountcasile. Dr., who Is changing MS business
1 will sell at No. 4l6 north SIKH street,on
THURSDAY. 10Tu INSTANT
commencing at IL. O'Clock, the balance OF MS
TiNWARE. LAMPS, LAMP.GOoDs.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES, Sc'
ALSO, ,
I 10, OF TIMERS TOOLS OF latest make und
In nrst-raie order.
ALSO.
RELIABLE FAMILY and LADIES HORSE
DOCTORS PHAETUN,
2sETSOF SINGLE HARNESS.
1 SET DOUBLE WAGON HARNEs-,
] ROCKAWAY-two seats;
TWO UOhSE HARROW. PLOUGH,
ana sundry other articles too numerous 10 mem
tioa. jas. MACDOtOALl', hucuon,eI.
n H. COOK. Salesman. INNS
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HARRISBURG, March S.--Tbe franchises Of
the Southern Security Company, which is
10 arrears TO the State for taxes. we're to-day
offered for sale by sheriff Reel, at the in.
stance OF The Common wealth. The highest
amount bid was $3.50; tut rs the priyi-
Ieges granted by the charter under which
the company was incorporated are exceed
ing yaIuable, TIE Common wealth refused 10
have the franchises knocked down at so low
Q figure, and the ssle was postponed until
Tomorrow afternoon.
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AT The request OF Mr. MOrri. Nelson. who intends
ioremove from the state, aud has determined posi-
tvey 10 sell, will offer for sale, upon the pfeini-
ses, on 800,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1881
at AZ o'clock L. NJ, that ELEGANT AND
FIR.T-CLASS sTORE-PROPERIl above mem
toned (adlOnng HAT OF James Thomas, ESD
which for location aud ~ arrangement. cannon etA,
ceed by any I'm the city. The building Is hnlsneu
with iron capplngs 10 all The windows aud mas ir"
shutters 10 ih lower floors. and i furn-hed WIN AZ
STORE FIXTUEES. COUNTERS. SHtLNlN NJ,
Ne sp' endid culvert connections ana eyerylhlng
complete. The adjoining wall, extending PACK rile
entire d,pth OF lo, belongs o. his proncrty. Inc
Lon has n front Of about 20 feet on VI IN street.
and runs back l05 feet Ia a wide paved ai,ty' on
which opens the large Cenire~arehouse Of Sessfs'
Hill, Skinker 4 Watkins. . ,e,,
This urnpertv was erected by Mr. Nelson LOT nIs
own n @ nd occuDa ion, and no expense was spared
i'm us COZ, truciOn make II frt-class IN every re-.
stect The DWELLING overhead contains elghI
large rooms 4 nicely panered WIN the best oi
tapestry. The DWELLING has vide nan en-
trance from ihr street and Is furnished WIN costly
eas-Gxlurcs: spendid Warbe nantes: bi'h-roenl,
closets, stationary wardrObes, &c, &c. The whole
Drnpprty l. In thorough order throughout. -
Tine attention of all dies ring Ia puTch1,e TIL Ii
VALUABLE AND FiRST-CLASS TORE Pko-
PERI Y IS called 10 this sale n net Only us con-
structi0n but beipg situated that portion OF Vain
street which has always been. aud now, cons iertd
the very centre of wholesale and retail business,
offers n rare chance for desirable investment III
every respect.
TFPMc: one fourth cash: the residue at SIX and
twelve months the purchaser Ia give notes Tor me
deferred payments with per cent. Interest add' d
and secure The same ny a ITust-d'ed.
mi @ ROBERT u. LYME, AuciiOnccr.
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Bv Wellington GOddin. Aur,ion'er.
corr ~ Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
- BLE LOTS AT TIE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF FIR ANhLIN AND FOCRTEEN II STREETS.
OPPOSITE To THE BtiLAED HOtSk In
Ghrdir, 10 decree of the Chancery Court Of the
city Of Richmond pronounced on the , II day Of
March. 1851. in The >uii Of Hebman ~. Rebmans, !
sh,ll sell az public auction. o. the premises, On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH lG, 1881,
al half past O'Clock l.. ", those TWO LOTS at The
nOrtnWeet corner of Franklin and fourteenth
streets, In ihiS city, numbered and !, Lot 40. 3
fronting 22i. feet the north side OF franklin
street near is intersection with I, ureenlh street.
and running back lO7 feet. more or less ana Lot No.
4, anJOiling on the cast ,, ginning ~ Zee rom
the corner OF Franklin and Fourteenth streets, AMI
extending along the west line Of Fourteenth street
81 feet. with width OF 49, feet.
TERMS Onp third in cash and the residue In two
equal ~ salm'uts PAYABLE al sin AID twcl'c mon h,
the purchaser 10 give NEGOTIABLE notes for the defer
red payments with interest added aud the Ute TO be
retained unil al the purch e-mOnty Is PAID and Il
conveyance directed by the Court.
ROBERT HOWARD.
NH Special Commissioner
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By W. Goddin, AucliO Ger,
corner Eleventh AMI Bank streets,
SALE OF TIRE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
NHAND>OMEL LOTS ~ THEPLAN or "Fl,L-
TON" O% THE WI LIAM III re AVENUE
AND On FULTON AND GODplN STREETS
As commissioner of the Circuit Court OF llrnrcO
under a q, cree entered on The Sd of March ISL IN
the ca.c Of II. ". TylcI rS. Peter tiOOrr' shail
As special com If. ,iouer, sell at public aucuJn on
The premises on
FRIDAY. MARCH 1881.
Al A. O'Clock l.. NJ. LOTS Nos. I, 9. ana 10. in
>uuare So |. Of the town Of Eaton, adjoining The
laie store and dweliiugot Mr.. R0hin."a :. MIG, 4
con, of which plar viii pe exhibited ~ III" time Of
sale The.O are beautiful lots, and ie within 100
wards 81 ihc city limits.
TERMS: one thrd cash ba3ucr at six and
lively months. for ntg ,ti1be n0tts, Interest add d,
and ii,la retaned TN all Of tn rurrhasc-lnouev j.
paid. I'LL Al - VI = ~
NH q = tciai tohlhl>rlVi'I.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;tOnecr,
MA Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NEW STOCK
L BRICK RESIDENCE AND LARGE YARD
on THE North LINE OF CLAY BLFN ~
IWENTY.SFVENIH AND 1WtNIl EIGHTH
STREETS. so. POO Il virtue of a deed of fru-i
from 4. W. y ahon-y anO wife 10 the Undersigned.
dated october ~. $40. 81 recorded In Richmond
Chan, cry Court. De,d-BO,k 10 \. page Z3t, aud
whereas default hes been made Ia TN" bond therein
secured aud being required 20 to do We VIII SELL on
FRIDAY. MARCH llTH.
at = n'cLncl T. NJ on the premises. the REAL ES
TATE aescrbtd in said deed, a. follow: " lhat
certain LOT OF LAND In The city Of Richmond.
with improyeiTcn s thereon, Oh the north Idle Of
Clay street between Twenty seventh and Twenty.
eighth streets fronting on Clay street Is feet aud
running bHca lGJ feet"
TERMS Cash Is 10 pXpenSe of sale dud 10 pay oil
a nOtc Of SI.27I.G5. O'her terms NAV DE at
uouu.ed al sale n. {. q. HARTMAN,
JULIUS sTRhUSF,
j. THOMSON BROWN,
Trustees.
+ TuONpSoN REowN Auctionecr. Wh
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AUCTIOr sALEs-ruturs Days.
ny Robert o. Lyme, :.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VTERY VALUABLE AND TRULY
FiRsT.CLAss
IRoy.FRoST STORE PROPERTY, NO. 1925,
SITUATED on THE SOUTH LINE
OF MAIN BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
WITH AN ELEGANTLY-ARRANGE AND
MODERNLY. CONSTRUCTED
DWELLING OVERHEAD, NOW OCCUPIED
AND OWNED By
MIR. MORRIS NELSON.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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BURNETE's COCAINE. the best aud cheap
est hair.dpessing. IL kills dandruf, allays
Irritation, and promotes vigorous growth
OF the hair.
&urnett's FlavoriUg Extracts are inTsria-
lily acknowledged tlle purest aud best.
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RICHMOND, Va. March .. 1881.

Editors Bispasch: WIN you p'case y.
Kind enough to inform me VINO was oene.s,
Grants Vice during his h's' suu s,oon"
terms OF Office. BY so dc,nr YOU WI s,e"-
~ oblige '"Ss'''
1. SCHUYLER Colfax.
Henry Wilson.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
AFAEM FIVE MILES FROM CHESTERFIELD
COURTHOUSE BY virtue OF a decree OF The Cir-
cuilA curt II CheSlcrh,l1 county entered on The
IJ'h dav of November. 1875. In the case sfylod
NubN's admin sratOr rs Wood'. administr ttCr. We
viii sell a. public auction In front of Chesterfield
County C0ur hou.e, at o'clock T.. NJ. on
MONDAY, MARCH H. 1881.
fcomri.dayl the LAND IN The proceedings above
mentioned. containing SEVENTY ACRES, more or
les Iypg on the roaG Leading from The Courthouse to
Midlothian pits, convenient u cburchc-. mills and
schools.
Terms: Cash sutiicient 10 pay costs and expenses
Of sale faianc- on cTeti' of ont. TWO. and three
wars the purchaser to give his negotiable notes Tor
the deferred payments with per cent. intcie-t
added from day OF SALE The titlc retained until a
cJnycy ance Is ordered by tie CDur'.
CHARLES ". TURNER,
JAMES VI GREGORY.
NH q special trmHi -siuuers.
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Bssos Dispatch: Please be so kina as
IN print In an early issue OF your PAPER
Rret Harte's poem entitled lon the bsno-
irg.o and greatly ob.ige Il. FL r.
MA~Cu Z. 1881.
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TICK ET AGENCY.
ROPEAN STEAMSHIP 9FTf
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
G1R MAIN STREET.

TsNIN'It I'M . IN WITT ''N''+f'
$40 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston. Ney York, Philadepha, and
Baltimore 10 Europe; CuNARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, 6UlON. iSMAN, AMER
loan. RED STAR. ALLAN, NORrH-GERMAN-
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
ERLAND'S AMERICAN. FiRSr-CLAss, SECOND
CLASS, aud STEERAGE TICKETS 10 snt from all
the principal points in Enrope. Excursion tickets
aL reduced rates. State rooms secured la advance
Parties going to Europe sendiu2 for thtir frencs
would do well To communicate with the undersigned
befofe purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud steam
chip tickets To all points IN The united States and
Cauida. Rates same AT depots aud general Offices
No trouble 10 answer questions. Write 10 or call Oh
A. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent,
fe iI.d&Y3m SD Main street, Richmond, Va.