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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-17

HAN NHI&tMtM eat8tRttt0H nVsatsSs
gIrrs aEroRrED-R ETURS or VIRGINIA COURT
RscoEps BY THg WYOMING HISTORICAL So
cIEfY. wIi.KEsBkRRs, A.-ELEcrfoS on
MEMBERS, &C.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Historical Society was held
yesterday at IL O'Clock NJ. Present, Messrs.
Curry (chsirman). Valentine, OF, Palmer,
CAbell, Barney, Brock, and Barksdale ire
cording secretary.
A number OF donations OF books, &C.,
were reported. The valuable gift, "Me-
mosrs OF Columbus" recently presented 10
the Society by Samuel L. M. Barlow, Esq,
New York city, was examined by the CON-
mittee. IL Is designed 10 have the volume
handsomely and appropriately bound.
Mr., Brock announced TO the committee
graceful act on the part OF sister instiiu-
tuition: the reception by him for return to
their proper custody Of bound volume OF
court records aud some loose legal papers
which were carried off by Federal soldiers
during our late war, and rescued and pre-
served by the Wyoming Historical Society,
WilkesbarTe, Penn, who now return them
The volume Of records commences with
an entry OF date May IL, 1S34,-Judge Scott
presiding-aDd concludes with an entry
dated "Monday, June IA, 1861" William
K. Lipscomb, appointed clerk pro tenn, &c.
The Hon. b. r. Wexford, Jr., Judge OF the
Circuit Court OF Richmond, who has ex'
amined tue volume. concludes II 10 apper-
tain 10 Richmond county, but regards 1t as
OF little value. Mr.. Brock holds II ready
for delivery TO its proper custody whenever
IL NAV be applied for. The miscellaneous
papers accompanying II have no legal value.
but comprise some that have interest as me-
MORALS OF the past. These will be pub
iished by Mr.. Brock.
The corresponding secretary read letters
accepting membership In the Society from
the following gentlemen Professor George
Il. Merrill, George Lee, Esq, and Captain
Maxwell T. Clarke, president OF the City
Council, Richmond, Va; Robert A. Lam
caster, Esq, New York city; Major Robert
T.. RagIand, HycO, Halifax county, va.
Colonel John Minor Patton, BentivogIio,
Va; Hoo. Robert w. Hughes, LII. d., and
Captain James Barron Hope, Norfolk, Va.
T.. l.. Burwell. Esq, Cumberland, Md.
General w. II. +. Lee, Fairfax county, Va.
The following gentlemen were elected
members OF the Society Messrs. George ID.
Thaxton, n. G. Newton, j. Lawrence
SchooIcraft, Ashton Starke, James Ii. Blair,
Powbatan T.. Dupuy. Robert Il. Richard
son, West RicbesOn Quarles, Major Benia'
min Hatcher Nash, and Rev. II. Melville
Jackson, Richmond, Va; Colonel Richard
II. Dulaney, Upperville, Va; John c. Graf
fin, Esq, Baltimore, Md; Philip st.
George Cooke, Esq, Powhatan Courthouse,
Va; Captain Philip b. Hooe, Alexandra,
Va. Hon. John Wentworth, Chicago, ILL.,,
was elected an honorary member, and Jo-
sepb Bryan, Esq, Richmond, Va, life
member.
Adjourned.
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MARRYING FOR MONEY.-AprOp6S Of mar
rying for money, am reminded Of funny
story told me by an American young lady
who has been studying music for some time
in Vienna and Paris, and is now singing
with great success in Italy. l alluded TO
Miss Clara Bernstein, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
One evening at a social gathering a French
man asked her: "Your musical education
must have cost you a great deal OF money,
has It not, Mile. Bernstein 2"
"Ob, yes; quite sum-"
"Well, now, don't you think you would
have acted more wisely to have saved that
money and got married."
Miss Bernstein looked at her interrogation
quizzically, and responded: "Perhaps so !;
but, on the other hand, | don't believe
could have bought just the husband that
would suit me for that amount of money,
you know! "-PdriS correspondence San
Francisco Chronicle.
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THOMAS Y. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNklN,
Commissioners.
JUDICIAL SALE OF THE ARCADIA
81 IRON-MORkS PROPERTY.

Asspeclal commissioner OF the Circuit Court Of
Bo:etourt county, virginia, | WIN offer for sale az
pubic auction 10 the highest bidder In front OF the
Exchange Hotel 10 buchanan, Virginia, At IL NJ. ON
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1881.
that VALUABLE MINERAL PROPERTY known
as the ARCADIA IKON-WORK>, including the
sKIDMORE PLACE, formerly the property OF
william W. Boyd. deceased. and recently .old by
me u Richard y. Poo. who assigned his purchase
thereof TO l.. +. Beckwith, trustee.
This property is situated the lines of The Rich
mond aud Alleghany and shenandoah Valley rail-
roads In BotetOurt and Bedford counties, b ginning
near Buchanan and extending down james river
about ten miles, covering about tbirly'nne square
miles (he foothills and western slope OF the Is ne
Ridge mOuOtsiDl, Snd embracing about twenty
ibousaud acres ia re simple. and about four thou
sand acres additional Of mineral rights.
Part Of the land Is vSluab'e for cultivation. There
Is on IL great bodies OF due timber suitable Tor char
coal, mihe-iimbers, ties, tan-oark. &c.
lis deposits OF iron Ore-ked Hematite tSpecular)
Brown Hematie tLimontel and Magnetic-are
the Red Hemaiite ore may now be seen on the
dumps at the different mines. There is also on the
property Limestone, Slate, Manganese, and indiea-
The Hot-BIast Charcoal Furnace aud Cu'-build-
ings are IN good stale or preservation. The water
power (Jennings's creek is ample for large opera
lions. The property may be adyantageously d.
yded into three paris.
The sale will De- with a reservation OF The right Of
way through the property granted bJ X. NJ Pool
10 the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company. sub
ject. however q confirmation by the Circuit Court
TERMS or SALE: Cash IN hand $40 600; as TO
s36.O42 90 on credit until October A. 1881 as 70
So ,04Z.22, on or, dill until April 4, 1882 and as
to the residue credit until April 4. 1883. or AZ
such other time on or after April A. 1882, rs X. n.
Pool or L. y. Beckwilh, assignee aud trustee for X.
". Pool, or either OF them, may direct For de-
ferrud payments bonds win be required, aud the
title win be retained until full payment
Expectant purchasers are Invited 10 Inspect the
property For full description, analysis Of ores,
maps, &c, address the undersigned or WALTER N.
JOHNSTON, I'D, Buchanan. Rotet0urt county, Va.
JOHN w. JOHNSTON.
iY6. laW61 Special Commi: si0ner.
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Retter Dead than a widow.

WIdowhood in India is a most miserable
condition. There the bewitching widow,
who is so often a dangerous foil to the
"charming girl" OF society, has no exist
ence. To be a widow is to be a disgraced
woman, stunned by kindred and friends
alike. Since the Inauguration OF British
rule a law has been passed rendering the
"sutiee" a criminal action, and the wife
who survives her lord can no longer honor
him by making holocaust OF herself Many
a widow must wish that such resource
were still open 10 her; married as child,
perhaps at six or seven years OF age, to
some man twenty or thirty years older than
herself, becoming very often that despised
thing, a widow, before she has reached ma
turity, she drags out wretched existence,
Stunned alike by her own family and her
husbands. Efforts are now being made TO
make u second marriage possible thing,
but although it may easily become legal
lied, il will be long before the prejudice Of
the native population will admit that such
proceeding is commendable.
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POLICE COuRr.-The following cases were

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
John Richardson and John Glasgow (bOth
coIored), breaking and entering Ia the day
time the dwelling-bouse Of j. ii. Soutball
and stealing one lot OF bed and ta6le-llnen.
Sent on TO the grand jury.
Mary Davis (coIored), charged with having
in her possession the articles alleged to have
been stolen from j. ii. SOuthall. The case
was continued till next SATURDAY..
Denis O'Neil and Charles 0'Neil were
lined $40 each and jailed for twenty.iOur
hours for assaullng and beating A. T. Lane.
Pat. Bolton was fined IS for contempt Of
court.
Henry Williams (coIored), charged with
stealing one wagon valued at $50 the pro-
perry OF George Leay. Not guilty.
Gus Hanna and Alfred Hanna, charged
with having stolen goods in theiT posses
sion. Discharged.
Henry Thompson (cOlored) was fined 81
for assaulting and beating Mary Thomas.
John Wright (colored), charged with
stealing the money-drawer OF Daniel Muir.
ply. containg about S2O. Continued until
Monday.
Lewis Frayser (colored) was sent on to
the grand jury for breaking into the store
house OF M. L. Gary and stealing one lot OF
iron valued al s25.
Daniel Murphy was fined IS for contempt
OF court.
Richard Gaines, charged with assault and
battery, was discharged.
Carrie Mitchell was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Ben. Ferguson (colOred) was fined $40
for lighting in the street and resisting the
notice.
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.IrIY 1R. 1881,

Jbbt iUt Aoob'
Editors Dispatch: Many of the citizens
have thought dam could be made lew
miles up the river and let water How into
the city, and then the city could have more
water than they want, whether the river IS
high or low, and the pump-houses and re-
seTyoirs would not be needed.
Respectfully, A CITIZEN
This can't be done. To get the necessary
fall to supply this city with water by crawl
tation, the city would have to build the
dam about seventy miles above here. The
cost would be immense Of thus supplying
the CITY
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CHEF JUSTICE MARsHALL.-A iust.pub.
lished auecdoie OF Chiei-Justice John Mar
shall and John G. Calhoun says Marshall
once meeting Calhoun on the street at
Washington said "You seem to be in pro-
found thought; of what are you thinking?"
Calhoun replied: 81 am thinking OF the
origin OF government" "And on what
does government depeDdy" ION the pro.
ductiOn and distribution Of wealth." "And
on what does the production and distribu-
ton Of wealth depend 7" "That is what l
have not discovered" said Calhoun.
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nv Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
1910 Main street, Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND Fo %

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR
v SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN HENklCO
COUNTY. At THE COURT.HOusf, On MON y.
DAY, IerH DAY OF JULY, 1881 -Pnrs nan, j, 70
The terms OF a decree OF the Circuit Court o. the
county OF Henrico entered on the 2!ih DAY OF snnr.
I9gl ia the chancery cause 81 Aliens executor
%. Truman et ais, therein dependiog shal pfo-
seed to sell at public auc loo, In front Oh hehrco
county court-h0use, on
MONDAY, JULY 1S, 1881,
NJ the hour OF O'Clock r. ~. the following IRACI
OF LAND--to wit. All that LOT or LhNDn ing
IN tie county OF Henrico, containing ia ACRES,
bounded on The north BY the wiiliamsburs road On
ihs east by The lands Of George NJ. Savage deceased
on tbe south Dy the land OF John Wbitesides. ana
on the west by the lands belonging to the es,ale HI
Williamson Allen, deceased. THIS land Is heay,Y
tImbered with original growth. and Hes near tne
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake rAiiroao'
and the timber Is very valuable. ~.
TERMS one third cash, and the residue In three
equal seml-aRnua usfalments. with Interest adueo,
and The title reserved until all the purchase-mohey
Is maid and deed ordered by the Court:
10 p''1 JOHN III. DiNNEEN,
Substituted Trustee and special commissioners
PORERT Il. LYME. AucfiOneer. ~ IO
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MEDICAL OPINION AS IS AN OPINION.-If
so be that these here symptoms 10 the upper
cardiac region, there being DO further in
flammatiOn In the lower rhOdodendron, and
the patient again manifests a desire for
plain beefsteak without potatoes, and il
there are no further complications IN the
os curios or upper femOral muscles Of the
quantum suficit, then there mag be a chance
OF no additional symptoms for the next
twenty-fOCr hours. No further bulletin
will be issued until the next time.-Neto
York Commercial Advertiser.
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Brief HemS.-Tbe first meeting OF the
new City Council was held Friday night.
Dir. j. X. Perdue was reelected president
without any opposition. This is deserved
compliment, as Mr. Perdue has filed the
position several years ia maRRer entirely
satisfactory to the people, aud is ever resdv
10 do what be can for the advancement aud
welfare OF bis city.
The mass-meeting OF citizens which was
announced 10 be beld last night at the
mayors courtroom 10 elect delegates TO
The August Convention was postponed until
Tuesday night.
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Justice bias sorry foothold 10 Kew York

Justice bias q sorry foothold In Kew York
when IL can be said by a court otfieiai that
fhirfy-one eases were recently BARRED
through 10 two hours in or1er 10 allow
some Of the presiding msgnat,is TO take
yacssion. Occasionally there ~ more OF
Coney Island 10 the Judge than Ia The other
fellow al the bar.
There are $4,000 illIterale voters "a The
Eastern, Middle, and Western States, and
before northern Republicans rave .1
southern ignorance they bad better set
themselves down 10 the hard work OF in
fffucilng these bali million iliIerate voters
81 their Own States.
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He Ca..e Afse~ a Rscn WIS.

Tempus John Hoyls, who said be hailed
from Cumberland coHoty, Pa, put "a az
appearance at Police Headquarters, Wash.
ington. Friday night. de came, he ssid,
IN search OF a rich girl WHO wanted 10
marry bin. When asked what be would do
with the money, be said be would help her
spend II. AS HOvis was evidently inssBe
he was locked up. He will be sent TO the
asylum,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llCS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NICE
~ DETACHED BRICK DWELLING CORNER
OF MARSHALL AND HANCOCK SIREE :,
no. lOIs WEST MARSHALL AND VACANT
LOT ADJOINING. AT AUCTION In execution
OF a decree OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond entered July 2, 1881, IN the suit OF
Beach and wife Burgess, &C.. shall proceed 10
sell at auction. upon the premises. OH
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned property.
First That NICE BRICK DWELLING situated
on the northeast corner of Hancock ana MarshaH
streets, containing four rooms, iron yeranda gas,
aud city water The LOT fronts 20 feet, ana runs
back a depth of $50 feet to a wide alley.
second The LOT adjoining the above on the east,
fronting on the nOrth side of Marshall street ~
feet, and running back $50 feet to an alley:
This property Is located in good ueighOOfnoOd'
and In one OF the most RAPIDLY improving portions
of the city, and parties wishing to secure a nice
home or 10 invest where they may reasonably tx
pect within a short time good pr0hs on their III
vestmeni, would do well 10 attend.
TERMS One third cash: balance AZ SIX ana WE'VE
months for negotiable notes, with inter 81 added,
and title retained until the purchase-m0ney Is pald
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
W. +. G. GREGORY,
IS IA Special ColnmlsslOutT.
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GRrBRs & WILIAMs. Auctioneers.
BY Mason & Puryear, Aucuoneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- GAINESVILLE, VA, ON ROANOKE RIVER.
By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Meek
lcnburg county, rendered II The May term. 1881, IA
the chancery suit Of W. TOwnes's executor US. W.
A. JamersOn, &c. shall, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1881,
I'm front Of the brick hotel In Carksvi L. Va sell 10
the highest bidder that truly VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND lying near Cl1rksyille lone half mile)
on Roanoke river. known As OccoLeechce, being
the homestead of the late Hon. william Towne,,
containing l005K ACRES, more or less. TIL, Is
one of The most valuable farms on the Roanoke
The improvements are fine, consisting OF a splendid
ANSION-HOUSE OF some fourteen rooms, vi
all necessary Out.buidlngs. THIS tract has a very
large body Of fine river lOw-grOunds, as well a a
large body Of forest and uplauds. II Is not often
that such property comes into market The farm
Is well adapted 10 the growth of all u the crops Of
this section, including due tObsccO and cotton. ~
sh, uld be remembered that the r. VI. railroad IS
soon 10 be completed 10 ClarSsyile.
Persons wishing TO secure "A valuable and deslra-
BILE home or make good investment should exam
inc this property.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 I'm cash on DAY Of sale
81 500 on credit Of one year. and the residue on
a credit of two years at or date, the purchaser 10
execute his bonds for the deferred payments, carry
ing interest from date. and the title 10 be- retained
tiil the whole OF the purchase money l. PAID.
W. +. HOMES, Commissioner.
MASON PURYEAR, Auctioneers. " b'lOt
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PASSENGER TRAINS

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Arrive daily Except Sunday at l. A. ". Leave
daily Except sunday at 3 p, connect TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY with passengeJ
steamers 10 aud nom Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily Excerpt sunday at 5 A.
M; also, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud sATUR.
DAY al l:45 A. ~, Connect az West Point w1ts
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK.
Boston, aud all eastern and western points.
Through tickets and bills OF lading, with guar
anteed rates, issued. III. I. DOUGLAS.
spl2 Superintendent
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by x. Il Chafiin & Co.,
Real Estate AucliOneers,
No. l north Tenth street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF FOR
Il TY-TWO WEST-kED BUILDING LOTS ON
JACQUELIN, BLAIR, AND WlNDER SIRE ELS.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust from Dr. John y. llar-
vie and wife, dated February |, 1877. and recorded
In HenTlcO County Court clerks office, d. Il. 9S.
page 3Sl the undersigned trustee, at the request Of
Messrs. CardozO. FOurqurean 4 Co.. benefciares In
The said deed default having been made In the pay
ment Of the bond led), will sell 10y public AUG
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881.
commencing at o'clock l.. W., on Jacquen
street near Old Reservoir, the LOTS Described in
said deed. rs follows: Lots 10. II. 81. and22 IN
Squ1re IL; Lots T. 8, Q. 10, IL, 10, II, IS. 10, H.
IS, 10. 20, 81. %. ard 20 In square 3: also, Lots
/. 2, 3, A, 3, 8, 7. 8. O. II. IL, 10, IL lS 10 90
81. ~, %, "a, 25, and 20 In square rs. These
lots aud squares are according 10 A. Y. Lees plan
Of Sidney aud Hatyie duly recorded in clerks office
of Henrico County Court and which can be seen
at any time AZ The Office Of auctiOneers. who will
take pleasure i'm giving information and location Of
lots.
This sale of, r. good opportunity for making in
YES mens IN lots that will in short time greatly
increase IN value they are located in the rapidly.
imDrOyiag western suburbs.
TERMS: BY consent, will be One-fourh cash !;
balance in SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, with
6 per cent. interest, secured by d Cd Of trust.
r. II. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
sale by II. b. CHAFFIN co AuctiOneers.
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The sale OF the above goods will be continued on
MONDAY
AT 10 O'Clock and O'Clock p. NJ, and commune
daily until the stock Is disposed OF. The 1uIlesI
guarantee given OF all goods sold. stock now on
exhibition. JNO. z. LAUGHTON, Jk.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
III NTTURB. sEWING-MACHlNE, OFFICE
DECKS, LAW LIBRARY, &C. Will sell al p 'Dhe
auction, on
MONDAY. JULY Is, 1881,
a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at my office. 1906 franklin
street.. the following property, TO satisiy sunurS
wrlts IN my hands: -
WAKDRORES, BUREAUS,
PARLOR CHAIRS, LOUNGES,
MATING. OIL.CLOTH.
DINING-1 ABLES, CENTRE-TABLEci
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
OIKERS, KITCHEN TABLES,
TRUNKS, CLOCKS. MIRRORS,
PICTURES BEDsTEADS,
/ EASY CHAIR,
l large HOTEL DESK.
, very nice OFFlCE-DESKS, DIVAN,
/ MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD,
OAK OFTICk-CHAlRS,
DRESSING-CASE
l MARBLE-TOP WAsHSTAND,
SHOWCASES,
SINGER NG-MACHINE, &C.. &c.
Also, LAW LIBRARY, consisting OF about z0O
volumes, which will be sold precisely a. z ~
TERMS: Cash. T. HOLnlNDEhip
~ II II. u Y, A.
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Islander on Good Mothers.

A naughty writer in the Boston Trans.
criDf says: Women are fond Of being III
and taking medicine. They would be angry
il a physician should say to them, Nothing
ais YOU, madam, If you will only think So
They prefer TO think themselves sick, and
in time they really become so, for Nature.
though she struggles hard, cannot stand
everything. Too many drugs will finally
destroy her healing power. These people
love to have little box OF white pills In bot
ties and little book, all kept In some handy
place, so that when friend who has eaten too
much dinner says, 'Ob, am fearfully ner-
vous = they may run for the little book,
look for nervousness and administer so
many pills OF bryOnia. When they have
headache, instead of dieting or eating more
moderately, they take several drops OF some
nice poison. Their children catch slight
cold aud are Immediately shut up in close
room and dosed with acOnite and belladon-
ma, in the mean while taking their usual
nourishment OF mince-pie dOugbnut., etc.
The doctor comes, smiles, tells story,
leaves more drops OF acOnite and belladonna
in lumber, and, after awhile, Nature be-
ing benefcent, the children get WELL"
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SALE OF HORSES,
l. MULsS. AND CATTLE AT PUBLIC AUC-
TION At HENRICO COURT. HOUSE-By virtue
of two de- ds Of trust executed TO mc-one dated
The 29th day of July, 1850, and recorded In the
CLERKS office of The County Court Of HenricO, ID. H..
IO5 page 44s, and the other dated the 25th day OF
August, 1880, Of record I'm the same ONCE, ID. H.
lQ6. page Bland being so required by the Dene.
dciary I'm both Of said deeds shall offer FOR sale al
public auction at uenricO court house, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY ~, 1881,
THREE HORSES. TWO MULES, ONE ALDER
My BULL. and TWO ALDERNEY COWS, or
many thereof as hail be necessary 10 pay on me
NOES secured by the said deeds amt the expenses OF
making the said sale. - -
TERMS: Cash. X. vi. POWERS, trustee
ty 10
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BY II. l.. staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs.
1903 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF TWO SMALL
IA FRAMED DWELLINGS on FEDERAL
STREET, IN DUVAL'S ADDiTlON.-We shall
offer fer sale by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881
at O'Clock T.. NJ, TWO SMALL FRAMED
DWELLINGS situated on the norm side Of Fede-
raj street 20 feet Inches east OF s.. stephen >
street. The lots front on Federal street 80 feet
inches, and run back so feet, more or less.
The property is now rented 10 good tenants. and
W n be sold at price that Will maze IL good In
yesiment
TERMS: Liberal, and announced 1T The time Of
sale. II. l.. STAPLES va
Nv l4l6 1910 AuctiOneers.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Rebecca Bailey (col-
ored) was arrested yesterday evening by
Sergeant Matthews and Officer Ogilyie, OF
the First district, on charge Of assaulting
and wounding Thomas Bailey, her hus-
band, with an axe.
Edward Brown (colored), charged With
stealing a lot OF gin, the property OF Donati
Il Baglioni, YVES arrested by Sergeant How
ard and Officer Lamkin.