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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.

bOOND BhOOh hOUTE
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
erty.st - - " - -
For philadelphia Ninth and dreensts at 7A5 o. TO- lIs
$40 a. M; $3.50, 2. 1890 II D. m.
For Third and Berks-sts $50 Ills m. I.30 $50,
0:3O .. ~. On sunday at :; 10 O.
For Trenton Warren and Tucker ss, 650 7i5 TO- Has
q IN 1850, 4, 4:30 4:36, 30, y Sunday.
$40 q m. $3.50, 4. 1880. ~ D.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New-YOrk
From Stations Philadelphia aud Heading K, corner Ninth
AMI Greeusts. az 1880, so. $780, IL M I:I6 q a45.
o:tO 6;4O 1870, ~ On Sunday at $50 800 $40,
II y. m.
From Third and BeTkssts, at 445. $780, Sl5 20,
SAD o 1850 p III SUNDAY al $40 a, M 430. 1880
From Trenton. warren and Tucker-sts l25, 4:25 $40
6;30. 4, AO0, 1905 lls20 2s44, 44 $50 1913 SIS
p. m sunday lI2O. 1928. 500 a. 6;l5 1925 D.
Connection Is made at Jersey City station from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey City.
tickets Tor sale az loot " Liberty Nos $780, 26l, 401
9a4, 9j 323 Broadway, aud az The principal hotes Nos
and Courts and Annex Office. JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn
y " ranrfer Company DOdds Express win call for and
check baggage hotel residence destination
cation b. made 9i and BIB Broadway ave.
NewYOrk and COurtst Brooklyn. All these Offices ~
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Financial.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
~ aud mileage statistics s1p1id get TIE TRIBUNE Al
MANIAC for 1881. nov rsalY prics Is cents By mai
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
ID the Tribune Almanac for 1891 the hgures
United states Revenue AMI Expenlars snco 1919 Price,
% cents by mail
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WEsTRN UNION TELEGRAPH Company
NEw.YORK February 10. 1881
DY ORDER of the Board of Directors of this
I'D Company the OF the capital stock
this Will closed until tho further order VI
the Board or Of the Executive Committee.
A. Il. BREwEG, Secretary.
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
~ AND THE WEST

VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New YORK. t0Ot Lbertysf:
pm. Daily Fast line Through Coaches AMI Seepne
Cars 10 Cincinnati Chicago. st. Louis. &c.
1880 Daily Tor Washington, Cincinnati Chicago sc.
Tickets Tor sale and bag cage checked at foot OF bertySt
n. r., c. r. K. of v. J.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, II. p BALDWIN,
General Manager, PaSA
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FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY YEAR SIX
PER CENT GOLD BOSDS
Washington City and Po.nt Lookout Railroad Company
Issue hmitet 10 500 moo, or less than
$1,000 per mile.
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The road IA In process construction and Will be In
oOmpe' order Point LOOKOUT within six months
The.DOnds the conpl Ted portion issued lduOO
per mile aud Ongni placed a. per cent are nov selling
al 10 This VIII furnish the most direct ouiet 10 Tho
Tor tho Rran coal Of the mfe aud Ohin Penn
Central and Important nea IL viii iurniAh
LINK In the ~ communication between tho
NOfth and South. shortening the tnr through travel
about 70 Nl hold the trli@ ~
Tho Chesapeake and furnish is only available outlet during
the winter We recommend these bonds Haie
yetmeut the chenpr- srcuuty oE n this maket for
many mpnths The right 10 adSahcr ue pite with VI NO
r. wiOIMJC a CO. Z Exchange Court
TOR SALE.-Three large tracts of valuable
Pt'sburg coal a. bargioa +. Min Err MCDOSOCGn.
No IL Nixtn-st P.ttsburg. P-nn
GAS STOCKS.
All AMI BTolxlvu St,3s also kinda
OF brooklyn Investment tfruutias. loaf
GEO .ft3E "a. fRENrf-S.
10 BHDAD.,I.. AND s5 EACHANBE-PLACR.
GAS STOCKS & City X. 4. Stocks and Bonds
" bought AMI solL Z. HEWITT. u Evohpnse.plce
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We invite suhscrnions ~ 90 and accrued interest for
limited amount Of the above named bonds
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EIiRs ANn eKTNs


There Is st ady demand for all prices
changed except for Ra which have shown
ness. Quotations fgr Prime skins
at their relative valuF based upon the price Of No
Rear Norfh arOH lscka tn MI
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EOR BOST0N.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
y. Y. y. ii. aud II. r. 4 Leave Grand CenUa Depot
al 1880 p m. week dys and 1880 D. sundays Other
trans az IL a N. tickets New-Y0rk aud
ENGLAND RAILROAD.
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FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CoNNEClION Leave foot OF Liberty-st for Freehold
al o15, ll:4j a NJ: /, 5:3O y. N.
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CHEESE
Receipts for five days 2I,Sl5 boxes last week 1873
for tho "a 900 boxes time ast car 6O7O boxes
Liverpool cable quotations steady al G6s MARKET quiet ana
and received some concessions even on e
pest grades The receipts continued large for this
time Of year. the demand moderate both from
exporters home About l3l Is the TOP
quotabe price for fancy Stats Factory ana exporters Claim
u haze bought ct lake. the home trade have paid 3c IN
small Creamery SKINS dull and freely offered az 10
LOG Quotations.
factory fancy l34dlS Do Far TO Good 10 IA p
Do gooo to prime. 2sa,3 DO half skinned. ~
DO fair e good Ill sI2h Do fun skmmed.. s,s
Do Fun Skinned. 81 DO. good TO pri ue..iiS qi2s
Ohio good TO prime. II 2a12h
Receipts for five days $50 pkgS last week 5205 pkgs
corresponding last l3 84 pkgs. with largely
creased receipts from the south and mill weather
ceyers are free saeIs and there Is strong tendency toward
still lower prices The cOnsuinptve demand steadily i'm.
proving aud Will require free receipts TO force pces
below POO, ana there may be slight reaction before That
cept near by sold 70 day at 24c but lots
closed out a6out noon at Use Quotations.
'9 nesi BY per a25 ireS 81
Penn. & N. Y..... G2I southern. fresh.....23 a..
FRUITS. BERRIES AND SUTs-DRIED.
Receipts five Fruits, l1l7 pkEs: Peanuts
4.24S Dkgs. Exports Of Dried Apples 1900 pkg. Eyspor
9ted App dull and weak apf lower prices ud
to DO accepted 10 move any comfortable quantity Grades Of
SnGred pples suitable u OF French export
have inquiry at 4ac.; carload Of Common OhiOs
sold at &c. EvapOrlted Peeled retcnes a
sell also Unpeeed a of UnDeeed
change note Biackberncs hCAer chicago
which causes MINER feeling this market. Other small
Fruits nj out steady. speculative movement Peanuts has
resulted in some large TRANSACT un but the prices pau are
lower the has been held have had
movement Si2c3 choice lots hOd &C. Very lite
trade IN Hickory Nuts. ouots''ons
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NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL KAIL LINE fol Perth Amboy south .Ambov Rad
BANK Long brnSh ocean Grove Asbury Park Point Pleas
ant Toms River, Barneyat ATLANTIC CITY, &C.
Leave New York foot LibertysL at o. S:l6, HAS MT
1880 $3.50, 4, $3.50 D. N ~
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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.

FOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nau-
gnuck ant HOusatOnc Ram JadsSteA ners leave Gath
aIinssup (Pcr So h. ~ daily at 1880 ain.
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IIORTER, WATCHMAN or USEFUL MAN.
~ -tta'y. COED reliable man porter. Waterman
iu man has uneKcrpOnabe references. Address u. O.
WILLIAMS. IL Mar.On-sL
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Receipts for Eve days 217l bales last week $3.50 bales
corresponding week last 4j5 baes Ezpors for the
week. l443 bales Eotwltldanding tae una
vora0ie fore gn news exporters olmed TO have received
in the early Of last nued
freely ami the market ruled fairly steady.
Ony buyIe from hand g. mouth aud great Quiet
pected from that quarter. Quotations:
state Choice, d23 state iOOi 10 Good 0l5
DO Good u Prime. DO Old oil growths... $40
Do Fair TO Good lGGlb EaStsrn. q ...-... l2a2i
DO Poor 70 10 iso0nzin. 80 II ~
DO. Good TO Prime 10 lba1a Pacific Coast so l2a2l
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GROOM or PORTER.-By n sober, willing
~ who has had experience ia Trustworthy aud
not at Of work best OF references Address H. MOTION
NO. - DesbrOsses.st
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FRUiTH AND BERRlE5-FEE-h.
Exports Of Apple Y2Oo bba Fine Apples are In
mOuerate deman steady piCes but stock which
less of In qualify BE- bught at BUYERS figures The
cepts OF ranSIres OF the the
Ike 4. dun aud and rde sell Western mark
al dD thai there shipping demand Choice Florida
Oranges In alr demand and Irm Dark COlOre In
feIOr Fruit Is Deglocter. Quotations.:
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l IGHT P0RrER.-As Light Porter or in
~ printers office give the best Of references wou
accept moderate TO start Address JAS. McG0VEkl
~ PrineesL
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SALESMAN. &c.-By an American of intel
- hgelce salesman CLERK anything; furnish
city references moierae salary acceptable Address T.
NOEL, Paudeld, NJ.
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GARDENER.-By a married man is frs
- class florist Dantsman and taker for gentleman
place has had charge OF OF the beet places the
Wy 70 the owners OF which ne refers address j. d.
seed store. $40 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23

GARDENER.--By frSt-class gardener /;
~ married child thoroughly understands gardening
none but those wanting lrstclass apply Adj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18
mASCuxxrfR AND VICINITY.

Br;efs.-At the last meeting OF the
<onnc,l A. L.. Evans was elected mem-
her from the Second Ward rice Gibbs, re-
signed.
srhe swsmsboro' Baptist church, organ.
sxed few months since on upper hul'
street near Ihe Petersburg turnpike, Is IN
fIourishinc condition, with good member
ship.
Dale Lodge. Knights OF Honor, was visit
ed last wvck and inspected 10y the grand
officers Of The order.
The Hastings Court viii hold a brief scS'
sion Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Robertson have re-
turned 10 the city from their bridal tr'I
nerib.
The services in the various churches to-
day will be conducted by resident pastors.
Eey. Job Turner, the missionary 10 de'd
mules, will hold n service al Noade-Meino-
rial church to-nigh, at 5:3O O'Clock.
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Tho xcn Fire.Ccnt stamps.

Proofs Of the new fiyc-cent postage
stamps have been received at the Post
Office Department. The stamp is pro-
nonnced by the postal officers 20 be the
bandsonlest ever issued II Is a yignette
OF tl,rce-quafter face, surrounded by n
light and elegant bcadgork oval. The
likeness Is peculiarly striking, and the
whole work, while free from ornaments
ton. u finely and gracefully finished. The
stamp was designed by vice-President
MacI)onaugh, OF the American Bank-Note
Company, OF New York. Washington
Post.
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nv >, Thompson Brown,
Real Estatc Agent and Aurtionccr,
tft3 Nsin street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF J. H.
s ~ MEN, eN TspsxkiiiS srElNr Al sfrRsf
XA MINT LS HpsR IN N g&fbE sE OF
sst>,nRfitinS Rn1Sn MAR sTvENTEENTil
STREhL NM QNE AN NJ, ,r HAL ~ A ai9sE
he strceif t,osst III The county OF llenrico, De
crmhcr ~ 1881, IN the snit styled Allen rs
Allcns administrator, | shan, MS special commits
rS 'ssi~ r 20 IaioIPs 70 sci INC ABOVE
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10Th,
AT O'CLOCK y. NJ,
I. That BRiCK-AND-FEAME STORE No
1904 east Franklin street. witlla l. ARGE W AGON
I.oI attached thereto, on The north SIDE of Frank
LIN street between seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets, fronting 80 feet. with depth Of 100 feet
,. Immediately thereafter LOT ou north
seventeenth street, adjoining Iiclorans new storc
opposite the Chesapeake and Ohio shops fronting
va said street "a feet and running back ! feet.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2OTH,
Al O'CLOCK H.. NJ,
2 win sell, ON The premises, ON Chelsea IIiH
KIT GARDEN, consisting of Tx ACRES. more
or less, the homestead of j. II. Allen, deceased
fho improvements consist of TWO-STORl
FRAME DWELLING and all barns and necessary
cEt-houscs. This Is now one Of the most desirable
market gardens on lhe suburbs of the city,.
4. Immediately after the above will sell TWO
FRAME DWELLINGS on the same road and Rcar
10 The Chesapeake AID Ohio Railroad shOlS- with
lot of 4 10 feet trout, with depth of 1873 fcS1 20
The middle Of 4 branch-thc eastern line being 9J
feet and the rear llnc 90 feet.
3. Immediately thereafter | will sell THREE
AND-A-liALF-hCRE LOT OF FERT l. T.
LAND, with ONE-STORY FRAME DWELLING
thereon, Immediately overlooking the Chesapeake
and Ohio shops.
In view Of fhc late purchase Of the Metropolitan
iron-WOrks of "A large bOdyCf land Immediately
In this neighborhOod, the attention Of Spectators
and persons desiring homes adjacent 10 The city l.
called 10 this sale.
TERMS: one third cash balance I'm six and
twelve months. interest added and title retained by
the Court until all tie purchase-money be paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
H. a. ATKINSON. JR., Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctonccr. dc Is
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SMITH AID AIS Chancery Court city Of Rich
III. II. BROWN. ''

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
" CANT LOTS.-By virtue Of decree entered
IN the liustings Court Of Manchester, Va, on the
22d day Of March, 1850. IN the chancery cause
therein pending under The style 81 John a. Gers
ley's executor az. John 4. Ceraley's Leira, shall
eel 10 public auction, on tic premises ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1881,
at 2 o'clock r. NJ, at the risk and cost of James p.
Galloway. a LOT fronting 80 feet on fhenorthc1st
liuc of Eleventh street between stockton aud
Everett streets, and rmning back between parallel
lines % feet, commencing 70 feet from the cor
ner of Everett, and Eleventh streets.
TERMS. Dne third cash, and the residue upon a
credit OF SIX and twelve months. evidenced by
~ Eutable notes, with Interest added from day Of
sale and title retained until the whole purchase
money be paid aud conveyance ordered by the
Court. MARi h. CERSLEN,
DC IL Commissioner.
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PIANO TIMING. &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
M TUNER with over twenty years experience
In London. Lnpland, aiid Now York city,, having
talS,n UP his residence In Richmond, respectfully
sol cts orders from O. musical public for TUNING
and REPAIRING PIANOS and REED ORGANS
Al work warranted and sItsfiction guaranteed
Work on Church Organs carefully aud sklfully
done. Orders addressed IN care Of, or left with,
JOSIAH RYLAND & co, Ausic-Dealcrs, 9i3 east
Main street, will receive prompt attention
Residence, Ice south Third street. sc 30-eod3m
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The city auctioneer OF Toledo, o., Mr.,
Fred. G.. Ferguson, was terribly afflicted
with rheumatism; and, after seeking adj
vice from six different physicians. and
findiag no relief, was induced 10 try 1t.
Jacobs oil. He says: | used less than
two bottles and am now well man.
which owe TO the Great German Remedy.
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The Local option Convention In Char.
f0ttesvilIc.

Editors Dispatch: Please allow me space
to say that no special plan has been devised
for securing delegates TO the Local Option
Convention to meet In Charlottesville next
Tuesday at 5 O'Clock. The attendance will
be mainly voluntary. Ii is important there
fore that every one who feels interested
enough should feel called on 10 90. Dele
gates leave here on Tuesday morning, and
can get tickets at two cents per mile on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. Let the meet
ing be well attended from Richmond.
G. ii. RYLAND,
Chairman OF the Committee.
December 18th.
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by n. II. Chain & Co..
Real Estate Agents, Brokers, aud Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street, near Main.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF A MOST VALUABLE AND ADMiRA-
BLYsARRANGED TOBACCO-fACTORY, SIT
FIFTH AND CARY STREETS, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, NA.-Thc undersigned. special
commissioners appointed by The thancery Court Of
the city " Richmond IN the suit Of Mayo, guar
dian, ~. Atkinson aud pls viii offer for sale NJ
public auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %, 1881,
at O'Clock +. NJ, the above properly, for the pur
pose OF division Of the estate of Robert \. Mayo,
dccc iscd.
The property consists OF a WELL-BUILT
fOUR-sTOR1 BRICK BUILDING 60 by about
100 feet, with THREE WINGS for drying-rooms.
&C. recently added. Within the past twelve
months about $1,000 hayeb been expended upon The
property ia making the most modern improve
meuts, with nice Offices. with water-closeis attach
ed 60 the office and on every floor for The opcIl-
lives. aud alsD large brick ccalyaut, which, with
Other Improvements gives u ali ihe advantages OF
modern manufactory. and VIII prove good In
ycs;meuf, having at all dimes rented wei; ias
never been without a tenant. and Is admirably
suited to any Kind of
MANuFACTURING BUSINESS.
All shipment can be made north. south, elst, or
west without east Of drayagr. by special conyc-
nienco made by the Richmond and Danvilie rail-
road, just across the street
TEilMS: Very liberal. one fourth cash. balance
In one. fwo and Three YEAR. with per cent. into
rost, payable scmi-annIuiy, and tile retained till
the whole purchase-moncy l. paid and convey
ance ordered 10y tie Cont. -
GEORGE u. HARRISON,
GEORGE H.. BUBWELL,
Spccial Commissioners.
Sale by Il. d. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale there will be
"a \
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AUCTION sALEs-..rulare DAYS.
by ". L. Staples z Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1103 Main street.
COM TONER'S SALE OF A
" LARGE QUANTITY Or
IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED
REAL ESTATE.
LYING IN THE WESTERN PORTION OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AND IN
THE COUNTY OF HENRiCO,
ADJACENT THERETO, by AUCTION.


by virtue OF a certain decree of the Circuit Court
Of IIenrico county. IN the cause of Howell aud
wife us. Morlcn aud ais, entered on the 18th day
day Of December, 1881. we shall sell by public arc-
ton, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1881.
In the order named below. beginning nj / 2 O'Clock
NJ, a, the property first described, and proceeding
in the order following, The following REAL Is
II ATF-nanely:
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. each
lot fronting 81 feet and extending back 1872 feet,
bounded on the ctst by the property Of John
Howell and on the west by Robinson street. To
be sold sngiy or together. rs may be deemed best
for the interest Of the estate.
A LOT OF GROUND on RelyideTc I'M dcsg-
mated on Lewis T.. Ilaryic's plan ~ Lot No. IL,
fronting 80 feet on the east side Of Bclyidore
street, and rur1lng back 100 feet deep, with a
framed dwelling thereon containing four rooms.
Street No., col.
4 GOOD TWO-STOEY BRICK DWELLING
containing nine rooms, designated n No. 2 IS
south second street. Lot fronts 40 by 1870 feet
between Canal and Byrd strectsl.
A LOT fronting "a feet inches by so feet deep
the north side Of Byrd street bctwcca Eirst and
Second streets with brick and framed buildings
LOT fronting 80 feet. and about $50 fee,
deep to an alley situated the south side OF Canal
street between Third and Fourth streets. This lot
has npon IL rear portion 2 small brick dwelling
and Kitchen (str, ct No. 3l3).
And Immediately after the above we shall sell,
on The premises last named, TWO ISLANDS II
JAMES RlNER-the trst containing SEVEN
ACRES, being greater portion of an Island
known as CEDAR or "COOPERS ISLAND,
and the latter containing ONE ACRE AND 066-
1000 OF AN ACRE, called FISH ISLAND, both
Of which Islands lie near the new City Water
Works. and are productive land.
If the sales should not be completed on the day
named. they viii be CONTINUED ERON DAY
TO DAY UNTIL FINISHED, beginning ut the
same hour.
TERMS One third cash: the balance upon ere
dit Of six, twelve and eighteen months for ncRO-
liable notes. With interest added from date Of sale,
and title to be retained uuti the whole of purchase
money is paid aud conveyance ordered by the
Court. ". W. COSBY.
W. W. COSBY. IL,
Special Commissioners.
III. /. STABLES & Co., AuctiOncprs. de rs
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VALUABLE LOTS,
WITH
SPLENDID WATER-POWER, &C.,
~ THE
TOWN or DANYlLLE. VA.
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 n decree Of the Circuit Court of
the city Of Richmond entered the 9Th November.
1881. in the cause Of Bruce and others rs. The Roc
smoke Navigation Company and Others the under
signed viii offer tor sale at pubic auction, on the
2OTH DECEMBER, 1851.
in the town Of Danyilic. Va, tine REAL ESTATE
OF the said ROANOhE NAVIGATION COMPA-
NY, situated ia tic said town. Together with all tie
WATER-POWEE, privileges, and appuricnances
thereto belonging.
This property consists Of q lot fronting one hun
drcd aud eighteen as feet on bridge street, and
running back considerable depth 10 the Dan
river, along which IL extends. aud has upon 10 4
part of the CANAL AND LOCKS used 10y the said
company. Its frontage upon Bridge street fur
nishcs admirable sites for building, and the CA
NAL which runs through Il furnishes WATER
POWER which IL Is believed j. unsurpassed In the
State for manufacturing purposes.
The charact ter Of this property, and is location
In the lourisling town OF Danyillc, which is sur
rounded by a fine mineral and agricultural coun-
Try and Is becoming a railroad centre, make very
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. Of the purchasc-mOncy
In cash balance in one, two and three years bear
ing interest from the day of sale, with personal Sc
curity lnd title retained until me payment Of the
purchase-moncy in fun. Possession given upon
The confirmation of the s'le by Che Court.
This property will be offered I'm lots and
whole,
plat of The property and IN abstract of tie IT,
tie may lie seen M the Office If City Eupnccr 4. \.
Ballow, Danyille, w. JAMES LYONS. JR,
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
noe
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Donations to the BAZAAR.

Candy, Gilpin Il Co., Baltimore, have
presented to the ladies OF the Baptist
churches OF Richmond, through Mrs. III.
Theodore Ellyson, case containing fine
toilet-soaps, cologne, toiIet-waters, extracts,
&c. Charles j. Cohen Il Co., of Philadelphia.
and NJ. w. Wolf d Co., OF Baltimore,
through Mrs. Thomas J. Starke, also send
two large boxes Of fancy articles, such as
work-boxes, photograph and autograph
albums, &c. These articles will be sold at
the Bazaar for the benefit OF the Baptist
Home for Aged Women, which opens
Monday the 18th instant at Mozart Hall.
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HoasYoRD's AcID PHospHArE.-For loss
Of appetite, sleeplessness, etc. Pamphlet
free. Rumford Chemical Works, Progi-
dence, Il. /.
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One Of the ablest professors at Yale Col
lege became nearly insane from want OF
sleep. He says: "What saved me from
q horrible fate was DIR. Bcnson's Celery
and chamonilc Pills. They cured my
neuralgia, and i gained twenty-three
pounds Ia four weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18
by Furnan Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
1O1G Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
Il FRAMED DWELLING on CABELL
STREET BETWEEN HICKORY AND TYLER
STEEETS.-By virtue or q deed of trust executed
by Joseph Robert Burton and wife to the under
signed, rs trustee, dated December g, 1850, and
recorded I'm The clerk Office OF Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, ID. y. III a, page407 default having
been made On tie payment Of certain note secured
therein will sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1851,
nj O'Clock l.. NJ, "All that certain lot Of land ly-
ing aud being I'm that part of ihc city Of Richmond
known ~ Bakers addition, fronting 10 feet on
Cabel street on the eastern side thereof commence
ing 20 feet from the southwest corner Of Cabell
and Hickory streets and running back about 90
feet towards Meadow alley"
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses Of sale and $50. with
interest from December g, 1881 balance. If any
announced 40 sale. I. TtPPER. JR.,
Trustee.
FTEAAN TTPPER. AuciiOnccr. dc Is