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The Denver and New Orleans Rail-
road,

DENVER, Coz, January 21-Resident
stockholders of the Denver aud New Or
leans Railroad Company last night unani-
nCu3 y voted to subscribe 81 ,05O coo to com.
plete rhe road 10 Pueblo 5000 600 was
subscribed on the spot, each man present
subscribing pro rata according to his inter
est in the Dad.
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A CRASH ON THE RAILS.
TERRIFIC COLLISION NEAR
CHARLESTON.

The Morning Trains TO and from
Savannah Dash into Each o her
In the FOg-Ehe Engines and Mail
Cars Smashed To PIeces-TXVO Men
Instantly KILLED and Five Wound
ed, One mOrIaIIy-NOne of the
Passengers Hurt-Ths Statement
of Conductor Pinckney-SOme One
Has Blundered.
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Arrival Of Governor General LOrne
and


HALIFAX, N. s., January Ex-Governor
General LOrne aud party arrived to-day on
the steamship Parisienne.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

PORT ROYAL. January 81 The barkeu-
tine Orizs, that went ashore on South Eds
to, lies alongside the south breaker. She
is being stripped. The vessel will prove a
total loss. There are ten feet of water In
her hold now
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

StingihR, smarting, irritation OF the uri-
nary passages. diseased discharges, cured
by "Buchupaiba." Druggists. Depot, Os-
ceola Butler, Savannah,
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Chr g1lorning Ntws.


SUBSCRIPTIONS.
D.r- v-v~rva NE-s. ore year, SO n; slT
r-ar-ts. s. ~; three months, g 50; n7e
W. Nrrz, one year. - 90; six months,
Iy advances, 0zI.TvEESD HT cAaHiHA OK ? F-si = u
BT BATIs
~ 60 --r---fhars will niease Observe the dsie
IN sheir wrappers.
PaTrS OF ADVERTISING.
Tn H--- so7Fe a scuare-a line averages
---7z tTva-tisesuents, Der square,
--a INSERTION 81 m. two Insertions - - -,
er.--s fr ---rf0uz - 81. SIX Insertions = N"-
f--af-a f-.7--t5ous 90 -: eighteen Insertions
$50 17. ---antv-zfx Insertions SD ~
r--.- Or T,os 7fnr Notices double above rates
F----.f -,fr- on Isrgp advertiseTnents-
arrra..... rrr -ra-fi i-aUlenfs y - pHI N4l1Ic
a-.-.-.- g sr1-.ieer7eu-s. Marriages, FuneFais,
------ end Srecisl Notices 81 per sl'larF
ra-r tf-e----e-lerrs - Ordinaries, SheTifTs
--7 -tr-r e7f rials inserted ~ the rafe pfe
a-a5 f.e iaw. =,
wa s. --e~-t-- F0r ppnt, Lost En7 FOUND Z.
- b ur1 $50 advertisement inserte9
--4a- -r---a fa-Fi-rz for lass that 70 cent?
p.-- -r .-.z ---. tt4 made nv Post Office order
r r..-.-r-ra7 otter or FvureTS. 81 oar risF.
We r- r-f insure frp irsr-tiou ~ any adVeF
-f-a-rrrf on arv ererifei dav ~ days. no.
--a insure arfGruher 0f insertions WIN
tho +f-re -aauirad bv the advertise
fs-s-7r--f- wiz however. have tnei'
r.r number ~ Insertions when the time
--. ra ---7- rfu. t7rt v-Ner accidentally ier
r-e -rf t-1e number ~ insertions cannot n
---- era money maid Fcr the omitted n
Fans H-fl1 ha rafurneif IN rhe edFsFtiasf
-- -+.-a shouts b. 81 7ressef.
gavs-7sh 1a
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L-n.rrIa AHaIra.

r-,-s-rprad nt the Post omee IN So
--un-s p -- s0ror-i Ct7sa Tyattsr-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

CHARLESTON, January 22.-Superip-
tendent Gadsden returned to-day from the
scene OF the collision on the Savannah
Railway, bringing the body of Brady
Scott, the colored fireman, who was killed.
He stated that he had sent the kilograms to
both conductors, as stated in the dis
patches Yesterday, and thought they were
sufficiently plain. The dispatches had been
carefully worded, repeated and promptly
delivered TO both the conductors.
Conductor Pinckney was interviewed
to-day. He was found at his residence suf-
feFing from severe bruises on his leg and
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announced to certain lessees that he considers
the contract between the State and the Marietta
and the NOrIh Georgia Railroad Company will
expire. by natural limitation, on the lst day
or April and that he will then resume control
Of the cOnvicts and distribute them according
TO the lease act. -
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Brief Hems.--The case Of solomon Jones
fcolored), charged wi tn the murder OF his
son, came up for hearing Friday after
noon before mas istrate in Chesterfield.
John Henry Ingra' N, Esq, vas counse' Tor
the prisoner. and the Commonwealth was
represented by Mr.. T. N. Miller in the all
sence OF Comm' yuwea,th's Attorney Han,
cock. The evi deuce was circumstances
and justified SCI ,ding the accused on 10 ,lfe
grand jury OF the County Court ior FL
dictment. ~
Mr.. Robert II. winfrec- son OF Rev. J)r.
n. n. WinfIy e. formerly pastor OF the Man.
chester Bapt lst church, but now OF Chester
field. was m arried In that county lastNeeK
10 Miss Ma m Wellington. The ceremony
was pcrfor med by the Rev. DIR. Winfree in
the prcser sce Of = number OF the more inti-
mate frie' ads OF the contracting couple.
Cadet Alcxandr Fitzgerald, OF this city,
came down from Lexington yesterday 10
attend the Fair.
The woman Mary Torsham (coloredl
who seriously injured herself about two
months since I'm attempting to get out OF
iail, to which she had been sent Tor petty
ipfraction OF law, was so far recovered
Friday as TO permit Of her discharge.
Nicholas Morris, a native OF this vicinity,
and IN inmate OF the city Jail from want),
died in that structure Friday night, after
every care had been bestowed in vain 10
arrest life's fleeting spark. and was yestcr-
day buried by the city.
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lWall-Street News /


They tell OF an old Illinois farmer who
had the reputation for miles around OF be-
ing stlngy. misery, and utterly without
sympathy for any human being. He had
money, but none could get a dollar without
paying eX0rbtant interest. and woe 10 him
who could not meet his payments. Upon
certain occasion widow was burned out
OF house and home, and after the neighbors
had made up sbake-p,use the minister
todz II upon him seb 80 call upon the old
man and state the ease and ask him TO chin
In. ~"'P
Wei, ] dunno" was the dubious reply.
How did the house take fre?"
"strack by lightning"
"Who made the lightpingSv
"Tbe Lord, suppose"
=" And the Lord knew that her house !
"onld be struck ard buracd?"
~ presume s0."
,on lncn cannot interfere. II the Lord
~, know what Is for the best sban't
~, nGisei up as an oracle or prophet.
,nt ~" ;"1 WIDOW my feelings are with her.
~, ,ye h u !, a ease in higher cou,t fbqn /
w "aa any dealings with" ~ y
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t.'"Middle measures are often but mid
ding measures" There are no enid
dlings" about kidney-Wort. 1t is the
most thoroughly refined GLOVER" of medi-
cine. 1t knows no halfway measures, but
radically uprOots all diseases OF the kid
neys, liver, and bowels. 1t overthrows
piles, abolishes constipation, and treats the
system so gently and soOthinglya as to prove
its true kindship to nature in all its praises.
1t is prepared in both liquid and dry form.
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10 Stbb'%'N
Twill QUOTE a y !,Dyyr OF I6t HIf non PElcEs
CHEAP HE Is SELLING
/. ooo dozen PLAID TOWELS at 3s5c;; ma
500 SYo DOZEN SSer" large reL LINEN TOWELS at loc'
100 w SGneH 2o finc DAxAsK TOWELS at 1osc"
2oo " DOZEN Fine fine NAPKINS at &c. a piece;
3 bales "A BROWN COTTON adt 5c;b =, cvc
cases = STEACsFEBB Gc99T TT9SS st at 4 4s;''
100 pieces FAsTCoLoRED CALICO NJ 4n'
GOD per c yarhh no., POLLARD at &C per yard;
100 pieces BRoCADED DREss-GooDS ~ icc'
90 Piec ssriS iAcI and coLoRED ALPACA at
100 pic pieces es' FINE BRocADEs reduced from 2'
NJ. xxx 20 ciK?; and OoLoRED CAsHMEREs at IN
i6l. Is, so, 80. 40, 45c. up TO sl.25-ali 20
BL KCK and COLORED SILKs-the cheapest In
DO not faii 10 look At our BLACK SILK atsl'
which Is richly worth -; 40
BED COMFORTS, Toe, ~, sl.2o, .2-the cheap
600 90 pal" n 'ceoL35REp BLANKETS at Cocoon
400 sl par eI HE'D y BLANKETS at $780, ~, 49,
up to t1O, the finest: ,,, =, 1t,
DOLMANS. CLOAkS, AND JACKETS-ln ms ms
department we have the largest st9c S ana s'al
500 CLo4kS at $3.50 80. s3, -, ~, ~ up 70
$40;
400 DOLMANS from 80 uE to s25:
JACKETS from "A up to 7l2. You can save -
per ernt. by examining our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. nm,
Inst received from New York auction $50 BRl-
DAL SPREADS extra sizesl AT zoe:
MEMS LADIES', and CHlI.DREN'S UNDER-
WEARING largest and cheapest llne III TIE
city: -
And a great many other bargains too numerous to
mention.
Don't stop until you get to
JOSEPH STRACSE'S
14l5 Main street and 305 Broad street
" H,-Ic careful that you get 10 the night pace
and ;sl for JOSEPH STRAUSE. 14l5 Main
street flower sirause) and 800 broad street.
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(Huntsman before the War;
rxstxDttocar's FcIIow.Huntsman.

FS1tx uOftocar's cIIOw-IIuntsmnn.
wonder what keeps my comrade?
The daybreak IS all aglow!
Once more will blow my buglc-
Ohio. ially-ho! OHIO!
N,y,comrade was never a laggard-
For. deep In the forest dim,
How many a stag have started
Al peep o. the Hight with him.
lie wingcth the trucst arrow
That ever mouutainccr
Sent out Of n cr0ss-bOw. whiZZinS
With death Ia a dapplcd deer.
Why pipcth he back no answer?
lie maketh no answer or slgnl
hear tally-ho In the distance'
But that is She echo OF mine.
Fu,lmanv a morning my comrade
Has answered my bugle-call.
Yet now he Is mute and misses
The gOOdlest day OF all.
The frost that has whitcned the heather,
WilThuddle the herd 70 drink
From holes in'the ice. this morning
A chance for a shot, think.
So crispy crust for stalking
Comes not in year and day;
What spell has bewitchcd my coInfaCc
To fool such a chance away.
Ry Juno. now beihink me:
He yesterday welded bride.
She tanglcth him IN ler tresseS--
She bi .deth him to her side.
NV c0mrade was always rover,
As wild as a hawk on the wing.
Yet now he Is Gagged with ring-dove-
Or tied to an aprOn-string.
A woman can fasten fctter
Too strong for man 10 rend-
NV cOmradc is now "A captive,
In bondage that never can end.
A man Is q fool 10 marry
lie never can come or 90;
But, bark hels blowing his bugiel
Ohio! tally-ho! Ono.
THEODORE TILT0N.
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xvxv x,rx nAyK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Tbe weekly s s,as
ment of the associated bsaks issued to-dati xxi
200 sleCie decrease, e1,629,3OO; legal az
Incrvase ss1 zoos deposits deeresse,
circulatios increase, sl5,l0oi reserve oc''e'''
The banks now hold si.547,eoo In excess Of all
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 2S--Virginla Us c0 0,r
sols SO; second series. 30; ,cw lO-tos' f%s
Bid Today.
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RICHMOND, VA, October ~, 1882.

Will you please state In your correspond
ents' column who was the author IL the
expression External vigilance Is che price
OF libertv"? l have examined iwo books
OF quotations, and several other books. but
have failed to find II. Also phase state
when and where II was first used. +.
The expression Is in no boob OF quota
items which we have. We think that Mr..
jefferson first used Il, and N an annual
message to Congress- But friend sittiag
by attributes II 10 George Mason.
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To The Editor Of 0.e Dispdsch !:

send you " cutting" from a weekly
sporting paper Qresh). |; seems 10 mc to
be a GEM. In Holy Wit one of tee alb
sentees from th wedding feast sent his ex-
cuse. 81 have married wife, and there
fore. | cannot come" a man in bis cir
cumstaaces didn't careso 90 10 wedding
supper, but nc ,oiH Try and DIVIDE time
when called 10y the buglc-notes OF his bro
ther-huntsman on q frosty daybrcak. II
that don't Jump him nothing will.
II. W. b.
nIunscn,on haforo fho WARY
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC-OcToBEn %, 1sS2.
sum sum Use ~ S S:aI lcn TIDE. coo
Moonrise'........ 7:5l Lyening............ G:54
IMMATURE ALMANAC FOR MONDAY.
sun sets.......... 800 Morning............ 7:IS
Moon ri>cs.....,.... $40 EVcnng............ 7:13
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER % 1852.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guyandojte, Kelly. New York, mcrclian-
disc and passC myers. G.. ". Nllcn q Co.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia. merclan-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarricb. agent
steamer Arici. clifford, Norfolk. United states
mall merchandise, and passengers. /. b. TahuI .
superintendent.
SAILED.
steamer Fanta, Smith. PHILADELPHIA, mcrchan-
disc. j. ". MctarTick. agent.
Schooner James II. Gallagher. Lynch Wishing
ton, cCdl, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Conn
pany; vessel. Curtis x Parker.
schooner /. +. Coitingham smith, Jersey City.
ties, Curtis x Parker.
schooner Moonlight, Lemon, New York ria
james river, wood.
BELOW. BOUND W.
Brigantlne Amor (GcrJ, kohlcr, Rio Jaueiro,
coffee.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCToB'R q, 1882.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, SchcrmcrhOrn. old Point and
Hampton, merchandise and Pass enecrs Chcea-
pcake aud Ohio Railway Company ,and sailed on
Tcturn).
steamer Accomac. DELI. merchandise and pas-
ScnScrs' Snithtcld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company tand Sailca on reurn).
steamer PamlicO, Bourne. Smitllcld. lncrchau-
disc and passengers.
Bark Northern Queen, Dollur, to load stoves.
nrgantinc Annie & Lily. AthurtOu. jackson
WIG, fla.' lumber, Ensign Manufacturing Com
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, October S-N00n-Stocks very
duli. Moaey, o per cent. Exchange Long. 4 s IL:
short 4eo'. state tonds generally without fe;i.
tufe. Goternments generally unchanged.
sc ent20.- Exchange, ASH. Governments
IRREGULAR; new 5's, Oz; new AS. 49,: new a..
ilWa; Us. 1929. MONEY, 3a45 per cent. states
generally unchanged. Treasury balances Coin.
s9S,2yS: currency, S4.ls6. "'
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Published 10y Requcst.l
A Rose Song.
nv u II ST0DD ARD.

Published 10y Requcst.l
A Rose Song.
DYR.U. sToDDARD.
WHY are red roses rcdY
For roses once were while
Because the loving niglitiugaies
Sang on their thorns all night
Sang Till the blood they shed
Had dyed the roses rcd.
IL.
Why are white roses white?
For roses once were red
because the sorrOwiuC nighilngalcs
Wept when the night was fled
Went till their tears Of light
Had washed the roses white.
III.
Why are the roses sweet ?
For once they had no scent
Because one day the Queen Of Love,
Who to Adonis went,
Brushed them with heavenly feet
That made the roses sweet.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October %, 1882.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, asa Bushels; red, 1000 busrf'
els. Rc-exbibstcd, 200 bushels. ,o -,
CORS.-White, ,932 bushels. Mixed, 100 oe''
ell.
OATs.-2G0 bushels.
RYE.-46 brslals.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-wliftc, LOG bushels good 20 very g5od
atf I.lO u Sl.15. Red, l,rsO bushels corthon
Ia very good Lancaster atSfl to SLID; l'bbu
bushels mIx,d on private terms: BOZ btshci'
mixed at &I.OS TO SLIP; LILO common u
prime Fultr o. 81 to sl.l2. 81,
pInia new N dj5 10 73c.: 20 bushels good virginia
old AT SIC. Mixed, 200 bushels prime western
OArs.~2OO bushels YER. good>winter at 4ec.
co bushels sniXcd at fSc.
RYF.--It bushels very GOOD at zoe.
COTTON--Tonc dull. Receipts. 81 babes: snip
mcnts. 81 bales. Quotations: Middhns, lO'sc.'
low nIddiDg, lOEc
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A FINE INVESTMENT.
THE rwo BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS
Nos. sos AND $40 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 3oTH'

or MONDAY, OCTOBER 3OTH'
=, Az o'clock r. NJ. we will sell by auction, upon
The PROMISES the BUILDINGS above rcierred 20,
occupjed by G. q. Ruuge and Edward Leiss. lncy
wore erected few years ago In the best ln1nhei,
and are he signed for stores below WIN uwehlhts
ahoyc with all convencnces. They are near W
nro,d street on the most frequented street leading
thcrefrom opposite Sanger Halle, near 10 the ity
hruory and I'm the midst Of the busiest part oi
shock e II H. and near To the Second Marker.
since they were erected they have not been va
cant one day, aud no property in the cry oHcrs
ic,tcr Insurance. of a remuncrativc return upon
the investment.
iN''''' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
&C "a Ahct'nc,I9.
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OATs.-2G0 bushels,
RYE.-46 brslials.
surs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.
- BY Telegraph.

Flour-we quote: Fine, s3.25@S3.5O; super
fine, s350MfA: extra, f4.7jmf4.9O: common
family, ~ MS5.50: Patent family, s6o767o.
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Aiabama-Class a." 10 5......... 81
A., small ................... 81
e. 5s....... .......lbidl 100
H. 4's....-................ S2L
Chicago aud
chicago ana Northwestern preferred. .I65H
civ
East Tennessee Railroad. irst
t",n"'s
Louisville ana Nashville f ,@s
Memphis and Charleston '''''' SySli
Nashville and Chattanooga. .......'.. S0it
j,t" i,
l3p
RICHMOND aud Allegheny. "a
richmond ana villc.,...........,...... "a
~. tsi'u l3I[
1 w, p n.hV'n I Brown
iabfsh, et. Louis and P.............,.. 40
sabah, -. Louis and l.. preferred .......... 57X
lestefn Union. ,,,,,,. si
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. October %. 1882.
SALEs-FiRsT BOAED.-S4S Virginia consOl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
VJIARGE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLc
ING 10. 900 VENABLE STREET. MAR TIiE
CORNER OF TULIP STREET, OPPOSITE TUE T.
DWELLING or ELIJAH BAKER ESQ" AZ
PUELIC AUCTION.
Anthony &c" Richmond Chanccry Court de-
rs. cree, 30th juno, 1881.
In pursuance of decree IN the aforementioned
can a. we The undersigned appointed special COM
missioners, will offer for sale upon the premises
V" MONDAY. OCTOBER 30 1882,
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, that LARGE TIlREE-sT0Rf1
near the corner Of Tulip and adjoining the ret
denoe of ID. j. Baker, Esq. which contains an9 3.
ten rooms, and Is very subsianilaiy Dust; w'I ~
being used As Il store. 49,,
The LOT fronts 33 feet on Venable street, and
runs back i5s feet to an allcy.
Terms: one fourth cash. n--idle NJ SIX t"eNc'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. . ltr
cent Interest added. and title retained until the
entire purchasc-mOncy Is PAD.
JAMES CASklE,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMOND WADDILL. JR..
Special Commissioner.
QrARLEs & McCunDY, Auciioneers. oc ~
BY Jas. Macdougal, Auctioncor,
No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
IL PETS. FENTHER-BEDS, VI AIIkESs,fS'
SHOWCASES. BAGATELLE-IABLE,S STOVES
&C., AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY. BOTH INSTANT,
at IO1 O'Clock. will sell. at my auctlon-rooms-
gcnteel assortment of aboec goods. eIniracin NJ
2 COTTAGE DRESSING-CASE CHAMBER
SUITS;
Excellent BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY aud other
. FINE EHARGF FEATHER-BEDs;
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING kinds;
MAHOGANY and other WARDROBES:
BEDS1EADS, BUREAUS, WASlSTANDS, ana
TABLES;
SIDYBOAHDS. TIN-SAFES. CHAIRS:
SHOWCASES. COUNTER-SCALES;
l good BAGATELLE-TABLE, BALLS &C.
complete:
sELF-FE'EDING FRANKLIN and other
STOVES:
FNGRAVINGs. CHROMOs. &C.. &C.
Con>igumcnts received mp u hour Of sale.
4 fine assortment Of FLOW ER-BULBS for sale
privately. ...
SALEPOsITIVE. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
oc2O AuctiOnCcr
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We shall sell by public auction, on the premi'ca'
| In i,n l,rhn naInnl.

We shall sell by public auction on t'e pre''''e7'
I'm the order named. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1882
at 8 4. NJ ,,,..,
=. ,,,a, ,yorl-kno,yn and most desirable BtSi-
NFSS PROPERTY. No. 10, on thc cast sac OF
Seventeenth street. occupied ~ re.i3uraHt' Uelns
an IRON AND sfOCh-Btl'h ~ li'l ,l In IN
t,iuin,, about six rooms over tie lore WIN III
,ondcrn convenience. &C.. and Viii Al al uheo
pay handsomely IS an inyestinchi n.o r,Dcr
y ID. or Immediately th,rcaftcr' the LAhHb
F0T;R-STORY sTOCK-BRICk SIoRt' WIN
DWFILINC; over same, containing 10 rooms,
ti,cben. &c. designated by No. 72j east Main
Street Icing ono IL the most substantial and WELL
built and arranged stores In 'h1t iocallty-n"W
occupied by a most excellent tenant AZ iAf
rentil-and wcll-e,tabli-hcd Du-IHo stand
TERMS: One third cash: rc-iIIr 10 TX. twclfe,
and eighteen months for ncgotiaiie note interest
added and secured bya trust-doei.
WILLIAM II. LYME & Coz
no % d 07oS.2 q.3I&Sol AuctiouCeri
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BY sampson & Adam,on.
(successors to John T.. Samp,oH & BrotherJ
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO-
l PERTY At THE CLONEE-iliIL CO ~
MINES. II CHESTERFIELD cot MY. W
IN virtue Of . deed Of trust from W. 4. f"N' Z
son and {. \. Robertson. his " ne. ana g.. h.
Robertson. trustee. bearing date on inc i'il t4y
of December. 1879. and recorded in ne cl'l. s
Office Of The County Court Of Che, rhcld county,
and being required 40 10 DO hv t.r creditor 80
cured thereby. will sell by public uctlon' ON it
premises, on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1852,
AT 10 O'Clock VI. FOUR UNDIVIDED tlGH-
TENNIS 4-lSl of the coal lNIfRI~l Il
what T. known - the " RoBIRl~pN COAL,
PROPERTY" the same being tnc coal or mineral
underlying that certain TRACT pF LAND. '.--
tanning $50 ACRES. situate aud beng ~ i.r
Cloycr-Hill c0a-mines. in The county 90 'N'ri 70
field AMI state Of Virginia. honnu'. 1n l.ir Do. %
hv the lands Of the iright-ilope Hallway 'i--
many. south 10y the land, Of tie c-t ie 81 Nii.lil
Wor.ham deceased cast Dog ;lio 'ln is OF iAeD tl',
of Thomas Foidlcy. deceased: alI west Pos We
lands of the said ". Z. Robertson.
A portion Of this property La- N.rn Wnric',. al.i
the coal Welded T. Of excellent qualify.
TERMS: one fourth cash. ana tnc residue ui on
e0ual credit, IF six. twelve. and eighteen month g
tie purchaser L. cNc'utc hi- negotiable n'it- r.
the deferred paNmeut- OF the prrchs-c-iu.ncy,
with interest added from the dHF g SHE. ana -c-
cure the payment ~ thc same ht deed oi tru-i
upon the said property. ...,.,.,,..r
SAMPSON & ADAN>oN. Auctionrcr-. "c IL
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my GOODS. &c:
HOLD UPi HOLD UP!
IL IAN BOUND FOR
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's
my GOODS STORES.

PEOPLE ARE DYING n T4 an sITs s nE "
rs SELLING.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Futurc Dsys:
By GrIbbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers'
Eleventh street between Msina anu D""N'


eleventh street between Mainland bank'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
I I1aRJE BRICK STORE, NTH d DM EETT-
niEtTWEEN FIRST STREET h NE EDsrRTE
bVFNiiE. SUBJECT TO THE ~, ~ IrCrfoN'
AZ Wf.s. FRANCES GRIFFIN, AZ Az ~ lion.
nr yirtnc Of decree Of the Circuit Cour. VI ,s
r,co comfy I'm the suit OF Griiins Sc nctohep'
ur,a,n &C. entered on the 27th DAY on v ~, a,c
$50 | will, as special commissioner, SCH W ""'
tion, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER O, 1887
At AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE SIOEsEs m s1,,
uatcd n above described, ana occupied y s nn,ns
Svcle FSI Besides the store, mere are slA he
hove. brick Kitchen, and luInber-house VI" '"'
alley. -. n, foo, and runs back
about 100 feet to a wide alley. lhrerc - $50 and
alley from the front In common 70 lnls IT, 81 thts
fhp one adjoining the east. Inc i"Siat 1 nor
nropcrty Is i'm the very heart OF the Dusin.s ~ I,
hon of uppcr Broad street. and conna.ns a" ,ho
does AT all times fair rent ~ shouiu ''ti''' o
attention Of investors particularly s A.,
The sale Is made subject to the ne estltr VI ~
Frances Griffin, To whom the house was dss's"e" -
"A uart OF her dover. ,,o -, e.
twelve and eighteen months for notes, WIN IIitet
eet added. and title retained until the propeIy y
fully paid for. a.. ~ IL n Observation-Disclosures.
CDrDRs 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOnccrs. DC -
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a1rCVuON sALEs-Monday.

BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main ana pap''