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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

yesterday in The City.-Thc election
yesterday absorbed every other interest,
all the saloons and a'number OF the stores
being closed. There was an air about all
the sun'ragans that betokened an earnest
ness Of purpose rarely seen here. No dis
turbance Of moment occurred TO interrupt
the unrestricted right Of suffrage. Consc-
quently: the action OF our vigilsnt police
corps was merely supervisory. Large
numbers fingered during the day about
the four polling precincts in the different
wards, and the interest in the contest was
maintained TO the close Of the polls, when
the result was announced. The majority
Of 1876 for Daniel hero over Cameron, his
RCadjuster competitor, il considered, and
rightly, too, TO be a great triumph for the
friends of good order and stable govern
ment. Many of our citizens crossed Mayo's
bridge last night to learn the fuller returns
received there from other parts OF the
State.
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FpGEwOoD FOLKs.-This new play, writ
ten by Mr.. j. +. Brown for Mr.. Sol. smith
Russell, the old Richmond fayoritc, VIII
soon be produced on the boards OF our
Temple Of Thespis, with the full strength
of Russell's admirable Comedy Combina-
fion. when our play-goers will have an OPP
portunity Of passing their own judgment
on It's merits. The drama was specially
constructed with view Of giving scope to
the genius OF Mr.. Russell, comedian
OF wonderful versatility and excellent
in everything he does. "Edgewood
Folks" has melo-dramatic plot, many
well-worn stage devices, and no ineonsid-
cradle share of humor and wit. Dir.
Brown, under the disadvantage OF being
required 10 produce something TO fit
"character performer" has given the
stage work which has some perceptibc
relation 10 life, probability, and common
sense. There are some situations in 1t, il is
true, that are mildly dull, but other
portions are extremely amusing, while
the general average is decidedly agreeable.
Mr.. Russel's part is that OF the hero, Tom
DilIoway, a very spirited young fellow,
with n passion for theatricals, DISCUSSES,
and doing good. OF course there is viii
lain whom IL is the hero's duty to unmask,
and in doing so Russell gets in his special
ties in many acts, songs, and changes,
most Of them displaying fertility in
inventive resource, swiftness OF move
ment, and wonderful humorous power.
MIR. Russell in his Richmond engagement
will be supported by able adiuncts. His
own name, however, Is guaranty sufficient
with our play-gocrs Of the excellence OF his
dramatic offering for their delectation. 1t
is almost superfluous TO predict "goOd
houses" during this geRtleman's brief sea-
son at orr Theatre, beginning on the 18th
and ending on the 18th.
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TN. wr.YurR YESTERDAY Wa cloudy and
LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Brises.

In the midst OF war you may be IN peace
tonight hearing Mr.. Forbes, the great
newspaper campaigner, telling bis oe''ies
DER At Mozart Had.
The tickets for Democratic voters were
delivered 10 the ward supCrntendents DC
fore 8 p. NJ. Monday, and " preclncts
were not supplied at sunrise It wac not tho
fault Of headquarters. 81
Company G, Captain spotswocd, WIZ
attend the Virginia Industrial Exhibition
to-nIght in full uniform.
The musical programme for to-nsghps
concert at Exposition Hall, under tho di-
rec.iou OF Professor Dc Nordendor, Is
specially rich in gems.
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In the matter Of disordered nerves,
Boston girls suffer no more than those Of
other cities. There are painful sensiHiitieS
that nothing can cure so thoroughly as DR..
BensOns' Celery and Chamomile Pills,
and every nervous girl should use them.
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RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1881.

To James Barron Hope, Esq, Norfolk,
"a:
We, the undersigned citizens Of Rich
mond, beg leave earnestly to request that
you will name some day when it will suit
your convenience to deliver here at the
capital city of Virginia your grand and
beautiful poem recently delivered at the
Centennial celebration ut Yorktown.
Those of us who heard it were so i'm
pressed by its majestic beauty, its true and
sublime poetry, its appropriate historic and
heroic representations, that, as Virginians
and American citizens, we will ever re-
member it with pride and gratitude, and
earnestly desire that it shall be repeated
here in Richmond, and afterwards at the
North and at the South.
Together with recent events, its delivery
will greatly aid in the determination and
union of the people OF the whole Country.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T'HREE GRANITE-FRONT BROAD
4 STREET STORES AND DWELLINGS, Nos.
400, 4OS, AND 4lO, on THE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-On
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1881.
At O'Clock l.. ~, Will sell 10y auction, upon the
premises, the THREE STORES above referred 10.
occupied respectively by II. ii. Wallace, Mrs. +.
Hughes, and John II. Busby.
They have each two stories above the basement
and an attic, with kitchens In the yards. The lot
fronts SO feet and runs back about lbs feet 10 an
alley.
This property Is situated In Of the most active
and desirable portions Of Broad street, IS always In
demand by hrst-class tenants at good rents, and
may as surely 10 relied on for good income any
property IN The city.
This IS rare opportunity TO secure choice pro-
pcrty on Broad street, and such another Is not
likely % be again offered
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no AuctiOncers.
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HOTELS.

V,HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
the year. Equal 10 any hotel IN tho United states
as SUMMER RESORT. Send for circular describe
'as "'ss'''' ~ HARRISON PHGBUs,
jcI5 Proprietor.
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Death Of an ESt,mdJle Lady, The death
Yesterday in this city OF that estimable lady
and praiseworthy hclpmate Mrs. Ida May,
wife OF MIR. S. T. III. Hancock and daughter
OF Mrs. G. II. Beyill, OF Halifax county, was
both n shock and painful surprise to her
many friends. Her funeral takes place this
morning at 10 o'clock from the Baptist
church
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Anniversary SermOn.-On Sunday last
Rev. William T. DcrieuX signalzed his
first years pastorate of the Baptist church
here by an anniversary sermon Of great
force and power. He is worthy son OF
Essex county and has done Il good work
hnr
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,ARArrvr WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Nov. s, oef. so, Oct. IS, Nov.
1879. 1880. 1881. 1881

Total deaths .ie is IL e2 2s ri 90 81
ssili-born..... 2 2 1 o 3
Mean temperature for week ending Oc-
fober 10th, 500 00>; mean temperature for
week ending November 5th, $50 59>.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
October 29th, 0.03 inches; amount OF rain
fall for week ending November 9th, 2.Gl
inches.
Rate: Population, as per census 1856
White, 1871; colored, 26,699-total, 64,-
D70.' Rate OF mortality Of whole popula-
was 1882 per 1900 per annum. Rate OF
mortality Of white population was 27.22
per 1880 per annum. Rate OF mortality OF
coIored population was 37.0l per 1000 per
aDnum.
Figures used In this report--White, %,
500; coiored, 26,s00-total, $4,000
sThe $40 added 10 population as per census Is
considered a ine<gre allowance for the floating
population OF our city.
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Mr.. w. NJ. S. DUNN THE RECIPIENT or
UAxpsouE PREsENTs.-Monday night about
a hundred Of the employees OF the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio railway, representing every
department OF the company, assembled at
the residence Of Mr.. W. NJ. $. Dunn, late
general superintendent Of the road, for the
purpose Of presenting him with testimo-
mails Of their regard in the shape OF silver
service Of nineteen pieces, and handsome
.Jules-ynrgcnson watch with . long neck
chain. The watch was inscribed a. fol-
lows: 81 Presented TO w. NJ. s. Dunn by
the Employees OF the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway, November, 1881" The presenta-
ton speech was made by DIR. Trigg, and
was handsomely responded to in felicitous
terms by Mr.. Dunn.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
james Mundin, james Critlenden,
Thomas peasants (colorcd), and William
jenkins, charged with being drunk, were
fined 81 each.
y. ]. Brown, charged with being drunk
and interfering with persons on the street,
was fined $3.50. -,
Agnes Baughan (colorcdI charged with
being disOrderly and using indecent ana
profane language, was fined $500.
Gen Adams, charged with being a va
grant, was committed to Jail Tor three
months in default OF surety.
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Atthe lar of iustice :

~ Int Oar OF gUSIIVC.
Prisoner: MURDER Your Honor, it
wasn't a murder; it was suicide. You
see lie wanted to kill himself, and hadn't
the courage to, so he asked me, and L sui
cided him.
Judge But why did you then take his
watch and pocket-bOoky
Prisoner: Why? Because he had no
further use FOR them-that's why!
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by George r.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Aucu0nccr.
1908 Bank street.

UNPRECEDENTED OFFER At ARC.
y TlON or SIXTEEN FRAME Unr,rs
AND LOTS OF ALL SIZES AND PPlrf>'
TERMS 80 LIBERAL THAT ANY ON WHO
HAS TWENTY DOLLARS n CASH ttN
BUY \ HOME-ATTEND THE SALE WIZ,
TIER YOU WANT TO BUY OR MOI .b,i.
1T the request Of Tie owner, Who has now ln0,,.i
from the city. sell al auction.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I2rH
NJ o'clock L. NJ. the aforementioned PROPER
TI, located and described briefly 70 follow. Ions
nj the southeast corner Of q aud IIty-fr.t -fr.Is
and northwest corner Of i aud TwCniy--. t.rtl
streets. with SIXTEEN HOUSES thereon. fan.l.s
In Size from two 10 seven rooms. and 900 terrI. ~
payment from Sl2 instalmnts every tire, months
up 10 $50, per cent. Interest added ,0 400 ,f rre
payments.
Sale will commence on TMrty-ar,t anil ID ,fr,.t..
GEORGE r.. CRAW FORD.
oc 1880, No9,5.G.S.0.IO.1IGI2 Auctiau,rr.
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by II. l.. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueors
1l03 Nsin street

EXECUT0R'S SALE OF VATr.,prr
II BUILDING LOTS Oh TIIF con a., VI ~.
DOVER (OR CARY AND CHERPY .cnnErRf on
ALSO, on PINE STREET BFTtyi tit.' ID. n;
ERLY AND ALBEMARLF, Am - nft.
SOUTHWEST CORNER or TNfIt.tf .nE
VI STREETS, BY AlCTION.-tt frc - - ' p, ND
tie executor Of Mr.. j. 4. Bcltln. J.iD. m
shall sell, upon the premise. lu IN. 49,. 'l, NJ.
below, the following described T1ii.i ID 4
GROUND-namely, on LUIS oF
MONDAY, NOyENBrR lt.rSet
at o'clock L. W., a BEAITlFfr r..-
northwest corner Of Cary ami Ct,.' ~ ihc
fronting 30 feet on Cherry -frr.t . ,"' .',
back parallel with Cary street l2tfg running
At balf-past 4 O'Clock. AlItY I,Vr,..,...
AND 1ATED Ion. e-'''l't.' 81
feet on Pine street between Bcyr.iy IA ~
marie, aud running back about no a., ' '
alley 20 feet wide. '.0' '' no
On TUESDAY, NOvEMRER l5.lcef
at O'Clock l.. VI. 4 Lot f,uutiug la
Twelfth street. corner u VI street. and r.-..,t ~
back l 10 feet 10 an alley in common " G-a. ..t
These lots VIII be sold in such .lt-,li,i.i.' '''
may seem most desirable AZ the limo of sab. "N
TERMS: One THIRD cash; me balance n, .i,
twelve, and eighteen months. with Interest s.lf ~
for negotiable notes secured by docl N tr,f '''
II. J.. STAPLES & 40.
no AurtiDuo.r.
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NORFOLK, VA, November ., 1881.
Gentlemen,--I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your kind and
gratifying note Of the 2Sth ultimo, and, In
reply, to say that will be happy to appear
before you on the evening OF the Dad, ut
8 o'clock, IN Mozart Hall.
/ am deeply sensible OF the generous
terms In which you have been pleased TO
express yourselves, and shall do my best
TO retain your good opinion.
Very faithfully yours,
JAMES BARRON HoPg.
To his Excelency Frederick w. NJ. IIolI-
day, +. c. Nicholas, Joseph Christian,
w. ii. Rufner, aud many others.
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PIANO TUNING. &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
WI TUNER with over twenty years. experience
in London. England, aud New York city,, having
taken up his residence In Richmond, respectfully
sOlicits oriersfrom the musical public Tor MING
aud REP AIRING PIANOS and REED ORGANS.
All work warranted aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Work on Church Organs carefully and skiiielly
done. Orders addressed In care OF, or LETT Win,
JOSIAH RYLAND & co, Mnsic-Dsalers,pl3 east
Main street, viii receive prompt attention
~ 0O-cod3m
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COD-LIvgR OIL AND LI1fE.-That pleasant aud
active agent in the cure Of all cOnsumptive symp-
toms, "WILEOE'S COMPOUND or PURE COD
LIVER OIL AND LIME Is being universally adopt
cd in medical practice. Sold by the proprietor, A.
b. WILDOR, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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WEATHER REPORT.

rxpYcArcxs FOR To-DAr.--Fcr the M. .,l.
de Atlantic States, local rains ana party
cloudy weather, southeriy ~ westerly
wInds, fas.ing followed ~ rlsng Daome-
srr. and stationary or sligfh fan ID sehi-
pcrsture-
Tus WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
pleasant. :, 81
THERMOMETERS lEsrERDAr:0 a. My o. )
. A. NJ, e6; noon, a; L. NJ, 40; T.
n, "a; midnight, 90.
Mean temperature. 69a.
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Mr.. +. Y. HOUSEMAS and Mr.. J. II. LBsFELD
Of Richmond. left for Baltimore at 3:45 L. H.
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BY George r. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctlouc,l
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT - FEET FRONT
By ll2 FEET DEEP. On TIE NOEII SIDE
OF LEIGH STREET EIGHTY FELT WEST DF
ADANS STREET.-By virtue IT q Decd 10 trust
executed by james Il. Christian and 500. flmcas
trudee, bearing date January 20. ISIS /. ana duly
recorded In the Chanccry Court Ohcenf OBJ. cil. of
Richmond, default having been made iu 'Wp,f tNr
notes therein secured, aud being required -p 20 Oh,
by the holder of the said ry1 notes, SHALL -e.l, Dl
the premises. at public auction, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1851.
az 4 o'clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed I'm
the said deed rs above described.
TEENe: Cash A. 10 expenses Of sale ami '1 ply
of the said two notes 81 f2J excl, with accrued
interest; balance upon terms 90 De- proclaimed 30
sale. &. A. CRAWFORD.
nos Trustee.
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HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
OF
TODACCO-FIXTUREs, OFFICE-DEsKS,
SCALES, &C.

win sell Mt public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1881,
AZ l l o'clock a. NJ, at stOrehOuse corner Eighth
street and the canal known as the packet oihcel,
the following property. 10 satisfy distrcss-war-
rant In my hands in favor OF c. \. Norris trustee,
rs. Gillian & Burr:
sLARGK OBACCO-sCREwSa and FIXTURES,
| pair LARGE PLATFORM-SCALEs,
l GRlNDSTONE,
l LOT SHAPES,
1 LOT DIFFERS, LOT BLOCKS,
3 SMALL TOBACCO-SCREWS,
1 OFFICF-DESk,
l SJiOkING-TOBACOO CUTTER,
/ TOBACCO-FAN.
/ LOT SMALL SCALES, l LOT STOCKS,
LOT TOBACCO-kNIYES TABLES,
/ SPlCE-MILL.
Several STOVFS,
and a complete lot Of FIXTURES for the smoking
and plug-tOhacco business.
TERMS: Cash. f.. HOLZINGER,
uo4 II. G. r..
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

VALUABLE SLATE-QUARRI FOR
Y SALE-By virtue of a decree ~ the circuit
Court of Buckingham. in NOrYell and others ~;
buckingham Slate Company aud othersi we slaIi
offer FOR sale publicly, at BremO Bln1, Richmond
aud Allegheny railroad, opposite Ne" N'h'oh' y"
the ,->,,,,,pr,p 100,
alto NJ. that very VALUABLE SLATE-QUARRI
PROPERTY known a I" PcrrOMs biR VuWasttrl;,
Itincludcs about ONE HUNDRED MD fitL1
ACRES OF LAND, having on II buildings; boiler
and other apparatus for quarrying nldtc. ltlssu-
mated I'm that region Of buckingham county 80 rlch
i'm slate that IL has given 20 the prnclpal suclh,
running through Il The name OF Slate river anu
the slate is Of the finest quality for roounT ahd
other uses. and WIS awarded At the WORLDS ar
oh premium. IL Is located about three mice iloh
KreIno BIufi, on the Richmond aud Aleghsny rAll1
road, and Immediately on the line OF the PROPOSED
buckingham railroad, which wil eon1sct Win 'ie
Richmond and Allegheny railroad ~ bremo.
A nue oppOrtunily IL presented 10 lt eutci pilss-
ing capitalist for profitable lnNestihehllh TINS
TiIE TERMS or SALE ARE: 10 per cent. cash.
and residue In one two, and three years win IN
terest for bonds and surety; or purchaser may pay
one fourth or more cash ana dispense WIN surety
on bonds. THIS Is last Offering, the Court having
ordered peremptOry confirmation - highest bidder
oi ''''S THOMAS S. GOCOCK,
AppOmattOX Courthouse;
ID. J.WOODFlN,
New Canton;
W. II. PETIT,
WILLIAM VI. CABELL.
Buckingham Courthouse,
oe 23-eodtds Commissioners.
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NEW lot of"REISA VICTORIA" Qley Vest just
received. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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PRIME OLD VIRGINIA HANS tash-curcd).
w. ID. BLAIR & co.
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnecr,
1016 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
Il STORY AND BASEMENT DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING No. ia SOUTH SIXTH
STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
sTREETS.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
by william NJ Hall and wife b the undersigned
rs trustees, dated November 10, 1878, and re-
corded I'm the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court -. Is. ll3 G, page 26l. default having been
made In the payment OF certain notes secured
therein, and being required SO 10 do by the bene-
fcary, shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1851,
at 4 O'Clock L. ~. all that LAND IN the city OF
Richmond, with the Improvements thereon. 'front.'
ing 4G3 feet on the west line Of Sixth street be-
tween Cary and Canal streets. and running back
between parallel lines llS feet TO alley IA feet
wide. The house, conveniently arranged and sub
stmtaly built, has twelve rooms, including bath
room; also, detached kitchen and stIlble I'm yard.
The property is yielding good rental.
TERMS: Cash Is - expenses OF sale and S5S.26
due August 81. 1880; s57.26 due November %,
1880: $4,000 due November %, 1850, with per
cent interest added % said payments from date Of
maturity; balance, II any, snnouced AZ ssle.
GEORGE X. MACON,
tURMAN TUPPER,
Trustees.
FURMAN TUPrER, Auctioneer. no9
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HORSES. MULES, dc.

HAVING DETERMINED T0Er-
HI DISCONTINUE MY LIYERY-STA-[S2A
BILE BUSINESS on Tenth street between Main
and Cary, will offer for sale within the next
thirty days my entire stock OF HORSES,
BuGGIES, HAHNESS, &C. Among Ihe horses
there are some excellent LADIES SADDLE and
DRIVINa-FORSES Would call special atten-
ton TO ladies' saddle-horse BEAUTY"
oc 2s-lOts w. A. WALKER.
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(HFTY-TwO YEARS ESTABLISHED
The old house Of w. ID. BLAIR & co. call atten'
tion 70 their FANCY GROCERIES and LIQUoRS.
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FuRMAN TUrrER, Auctloneer.
by Apperson e Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers, Se.,
No. 3 north Eleventh street.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THE VALUABLE LARGE DETACHED
DWELLING No. l, Al THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS
by virtue Of Il decree Of the Richmond Chancery
Court i'm the suit OF llartsook. &C., e. IiartsOok,
Sc, entered on the 9Th Of November, 1881, we
will sell, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l5, 1881,
az o'clock T.. NJ, the aboyc-dcscribcd REALLY
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, occupied by
Mrs ID. j. Iart.ook. The DWELLING, built
with great care Of the best material, contains
twelve iine-sized rooms, besides bathrooms,
closets, &C.; large kitchen. stable. aud carriage
house. The lot fronts COZ feet the south side Of
Grace streets, and runs back on the east side Of
FOushec street 80 feet % a wide alley.
TERMS: As O. about $500, one third OF
the purchasc-mOncy IN cash. and the balance Of
said sum on a credit Of twelve months with In
tcrest; aud as to the residue OF the purchase
money. on credit Of two and three years for
bonds bearing interest. payable annually. and Title
retained until the whole l. paid and conveyance
directed by the Court.
GEORGE J. HUNDLEY,
NJ VI. GILLIAN,
JOHN DUNLOP,
Commissioners.
upupcoN- G 70 Aueffouaars
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AgcTIox sALEs-.sru,ure D.,.
by Quaries & MfCurdy, ~
successors TO Robert u. Lyne.j
Real Estate Agents, Brokers, and Auc,,.
1910 Mi, -. lrfA


1912 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE sp,p,.
Il ROOM TwO-STORY BRICK CORyrD' LA-
EHENT-liOusE, WITH A LARGE i W. IN
TACAED, NO: 500 WEST MiRlu At
sTRrEET' NyRTllWEsT CORNER 0F NIL
PREsiisEs.-liy request Of parties Inter-, iilE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1881
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the above-descrfl.d nm.
ING. IL contains seven rooms, with ~in. I'LL
ed, aud brick stable in the rear nsrt ~ ,,s'aeh-
which y rented out 10 tenant. Tho pr,n ss ~
now ana mas been Tor long time occupied byy,s
same tenant, and could With .malf -,V ne
made an attractive and productive niece ~ =
perry bei1g IN growing section Of de- ~ pro
The LOT Is 35NlS0 feet. ""i knd.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue n sf,.
and eighteen months, for NEGOTIABLE notc. I've
cent. added, and secured by trust ''''p per
The property mnst be- sold, aud a l,,rg,,,....
had. Il. II. MOODY. ~ %
- IFuaf.n