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orexoa, iwt The knows B;siass majority
- fkas stats will be fvlly :.ens.
TENNESSEE.
OisJrASoo0A. November s--AIt the re.
turns sre nov In ana show The election OF
Neal. Democrat. to Congress by . minority
81 lcss than loo.
VIRGINIA.
We hsve received ret,irrs from ninety.
Eve counties, which civ. y maiorit, Of
s,s5s for Cleveland. The ayo counties vet
10 hear from gave q Democratic majority
Of 2oG last 'sll.
CARROLL.
iIuIsvuss. November s.--Rcturns all
10: Cleveland and Hendricks majority
20: tshe'l, Democrat. for Congress, zis.
Democratic loss Of Go on the vote OF 1893.
nESEBca.
Below are tie Otllcia. return. from Hen
RICO county; Blaine electors. s,iT4: Cleye-
lsnd electors. l,s5J; Biainc's minority sf9.
Hubard. an; Wise. lisa; Hu6ard's
nsjoriiy, tlG.
Lee s'vcs Cleveland > majority Of slt;
, gain oi 333 on the vote ~ is,t l.,I. Triyg',
a.ioritv over Bailey. go.
SOUTHAMPTON.
EinyuiE. November g. - l:l,s.. 1923 ::
Cleveland. 905: Mayo. i.c>!; Croxtsn.
SO.
RICHMOND.
Blaine and Logan's majority, i5i; X. NJ.
ksFs's ms!0rlty, lj2.
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A,ueaes Error. pi.ro,esed.
10y teiesraph 10 The Dispstoh.l

10y ifttTFdpii 10 Tue lfi-pAieihi
NEW York, November s. secretary Fes-
sender, OF the Republican National Com
,nittee. this afternoon had conversation at
the police headquarters with John j..
O'Brlen and President Ere nel. OF the Po-
Police Department. and at is eoneluslon
telegraphed 20 Mr.. EIsins aud George
bliss. or any others who might be at the
Republican headquarters. 10 come down at
once 10 the police headquarters, ~ some
thing ef grea, importance demanded their
Immediate attention. II IL stated that mis-
Iskes have been found In the Twenty
fourth Assembly, district sud 10 Wesiclies-
ter co,u ~ which kyilI, when corrected, give
90 votes 10 favor u Blaine.
Tue Rslfear o. Eicciionx 81 fbte rIig, o.
which John 4, o'Dfieft y SUPERVISE,
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Dfsorderiy Negroes ~ Raleigh.
fuv ,oIeer,nn ~ ~. nI,n,tch.l

Dy UltEINPH " Wv WI8pIIIII'I
RALEIGH, N. c., November S.-Thcrc
hss been much excitement here incident 10
the election, but good nature has been
maintained until tonight. when, upon the
receipt Of a dispatch claiming New York
for Blame, the negroes became greatly cS-
cited. They took possession OF the pria-
cipaI street, attacked Democratic negro
named Charles Caldwell with knives. and
and attempted TO take down Cleveland
banner suspended across The street. Being
warned to desist, they left the work unlil-
isied.
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BrfghtOD-Bench Races.
LII talegraph to lhc nlspales. /

TDV BItRTdpH 70 UT UIsVxVUH'I
NEW YORK. November S.-The usual
prizes were offered at Brighton Beach to-
day.
First race-two- year-olds, three quarters
Of a mile-Bahama won; Emmet second.
Time, 1.19.
Second race selling allowances. one
mile-Metropolis won Centennial second.
Time, 1.45t. Cunningham, the rider OF In
constant, was thrown but only stunned.
Third raoe-handlcap, all ages. one mile
and furlong-Fosteral won; Lizzie Mac
second. Time, l.5S.
Fourth racial ages, one mile and 4
quarter-Little Fred won; Woodlowcr
second. Time, 2.l34.
Fifth race-for beaten horse>, seyon fur
longs Nitot won John I. second. Time.
394
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a SeIE-Out.
fror,.uoutb Enterprise


There were east in New York city Tues
dsy $4,000 votes Tor Cleveland, S3,Si,
votes for Blaine, $40 for Butler, and
1895 for st. John. There were east FOR
Grace. county Democratic candidate FOR
MAYOR, 96, 800 votes. for Grant. Tammany,
1881. and for Gibbs, Republican, f4.3Sl.
From this il v i'll be seen that the combined
Tammanv Democratic vote, for mayor
amounted 10 lSl,CS4. OF 1864 more than
neTs east for Cleveland. while the vote for
Elaine was 1886 more than the vote Tor
The Republican candidate for mayor.
There Is food for reflection in the nearness
Of these two sets OF figures, and they
pyoye beyond shadow Of doubt that
Tammany and the machine Republicans
traded votes for Grant ana Blaine.
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An Alleged Discovery.

ALBAxY,N.Y., November s. The JOpUoi
claims to have discovered what it calls "a
glsring fraud" in the Twelfth Ward Of
ihis city. The returns Of two districts dis-
appeared, and a journal reporter hunted
them up to-day. ana ASSERTS that the figures
were 50 altered - to elect Democratic
county treasurer by ten VOTES. The igGrcS
Of the Twelfth Ward given 10 all the papers
OF tho city on the night Of the election
elected . Republican county treasurer.
The journal says 100 votes were changed
in order b count out Republican. The
matter il in the hands 81 ex-senator iilr-
ris. II the ward IL thrown Ont Cleveland
will lose 38S votes. The j0VrR1' CALI for
prompt investigation.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SuNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1884

has tees STAYED on. With the motto,
.Public sflics Il public trus:,v you will
clean on, corruption. bring about reform.
and reiuaugurate the Government Of the
fathers. GARTER II. IIARRIsox.
NEW Yon, November 7, lssf.-Prai'.
God. IRON whom all blessings hsw.
TIE G. o. =. mast surely 90.
J. r. GreIg.
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Tam M any Firing Kew Tsrh's Salute.
fBy telegraph 10 ~. DspstcL.i

Nav YORK, November S.-At tie request
of the Democratic state Committee John
Kelly ordered I salute % 100 guns to be
hrcd in front OF Tsmm2nv Hall at II O'Clock
to-day. The excitement Of the election his
now subsidized very mech IN 'sr city. aud
most Of the special bulleiin-h0Irds in front
ofihc cvspapcr-oiicc, have been removed.
A small number o, people gathered ia
Printing liousc square, sut taere WAS no.
thing new 20 read, and No sU. remained
lsng.
Bets on fhe election are t-sc paid BY
tic wtI-Strce, men who b.t on blaine. aud
bushes. is returning IA III notusl condi-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

claims 10 have discovered discrepsnc, o.
4e5 votes In favor OF Blaine IN toe '1 IT,.
tons IN several OF the lists OF votes sme
LAWYER Committee. that has been ' ,.a,,,
tning the returns for two days. iounu s" ,sa
correct. but made no additions. w I'VE
other hand, the additions were ins". ~ .
Itepublicsn and Democrat heiofe '"e -
turns were sent to the Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
NORTH cAROLfNL
Den ses attic Address Great hess'ri"s'
far~~s., ,-,o~r.u 70 the Dispaich.i

DomocSo0c Aaoress
Especial ssiosra~ to the pi'pa'ee'i
RALEIGH, n. T.. November S.-.HoI.
Richard II. Battle, chairman Of til, Demo
cratic state Executive Conmisiee. to-mor-
row issues an able address songrstulating
the rarity in che State upon the great and
unprecedented victory IN carrying North
Csrolina BY 5000 majority.
TIE address says that The e'ectiss was .
model Of quietness and COED order. The
continuation OF the wise, prudent. and
conservative government Of The Dens.
cratic Motley and government in this state
|. confidently predicted asder the admin
istyalon OF Governor A. NJ. Scales. The
elite, and towns In this state are reisicin.
over the election OF Cleveland.
Raleigh viii Monday night have grand
torchlight procession. and addresses will
b. delivered by GOvernor-clect scales.
Lieuiepant-G oyernor-clcct Stedman, snd
more than twenty prominent Democrat.
from all parts OF the state. Never was en-
lhusiasm In tbs State 80 great or reisicis
20 general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
NiCtery.tums ia sOrisiI. anal Por:s-
Diauth.

'sfr'lff ttt'-I - - 'ne'''Nf4
NORFOLs. Va, November T. The DeEo-
crsts of Norfolk aud Portsmouth each fired
enc hundred victory. gun' - noon to-day,
ssd tonight monster tnass-inecllngs are III
Trocrcss in both cities rstjf,iug the elec-
ton 81 Cleveland and Hendricks There
/, I general jubilee Os tar streets. The
PROCESSION IN Ihls city Va. one OF the largest
political street demonstration ever seen
here.
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SHOT BT / MINISTER.
rroLibiiionis, FIRE. into Crowd of Biaino
tIeu.

rrStibiiioni>, Firts into crowd of Bia'no
tIcu.
special 20 thr Cleveland Ohio L'di'r
from ObeTlin reports that last ni"at. after
receiving the report tina, B1n- was elected,
the college student, and citizens built a
bonfire. discharged guns. fired snyils. and
had q jubilee. winding up by sercnsdinS
prominent Prshibilioni,ts, including one
of The professors. With tiu-pans and other
uLmuncal implements. In their rounds
they paid sNisit 10 the residence Of the Rev.
Mr. Mill. senior in the college ald IN
ordained minister, who has been con-
.pieuous advocate Of the cause Oh the Pro-
biLition party. The moment the charivari
began % front OF his house he sred four
shots IRON revolver INTO the crowd. one
of tie shots slightly wounded student
named Mitchell, piercing the edge Of MS
ear and grazing the side Of his heed. Mills
was arr,,t.d and held in 500 bail for trial
Tomorrow. The ieelin: asains. him Is re-
ported 10 he strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Ivuc,,burg Tire. - National xalute.

ISUcci'l TELEGRAM % lhr DIsp,lrh.
LYNCnBURG. November S.-A NATIONAL
salute was fred here TO-DAY by the DeRo-
c,acy in honor o. Clevrlgud', election. A
meeting was held also. a. which measures
were inaugurated for the gr-, demon
.,rstion Tuesday night. Citizen, and cam
psign clubs from al The surrounding seq
lior are 10 be invited to participate. Dis
Iiugui,hcd -pcakers are TO be invited. and
The plair win be the biggest thing on re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
A Chinese usCsaf,

PARIS, November s.-A dispatch from Ad-
miral Courbet, dated kelung. Friday. No
vemoer It'll. says the Chinese had attacked
the fortified works commanding the road
10 Tamsui, bu. haG been repulsed with a
heavy loss after three hours lighting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
GCARDlNG TIE RETURNS.
I NsisritT Of over Twelve iirrsr"d-IA
GificiaI Fiaures in SAT- tiaEds.

I Nsisrity Of over Twelve Hundred III"
Gncial Fiaurcs in SAT- tiard..
4 Telegram from Albany SAYS: Democrats
here have not been "A second idle in look d,
after the election returns. and in the matter
OF counting the votes, since il became evil
dent thst the Republicans really meant. ii
possible, TO repeat the fraud Of 1876. The
official vote from every county In tue State
has been received ia Albany. and they
gave ans absolute majority for Gov
ernor Cleveland over James C.. Blaine OF
some 200. These figures, fully verified,
are in thc hands oi Governor Cleveland
friends. II would not be prudent. perhaps.
10 give them ont. especially from each cSun-
". The eneny might tate advantage Of
the important Information. and they might
set their agents 10 work 20 fllSIfv the count.
n must be recollcet.d that outside ol New
York snd Kings The state va, divided Inst
Tuesday into 1896 election districts. seat
tered within hfty-eight equities. Under
tho law each count, clerk il now in posses
siss 81 = eop, Of those returns. Officially
they show IN absolute, safe majority for
Governor Cleveland.
1nE iLBANr JOURNAL. FRANxNEss
The Albany EreHi,g Jo,Waa' has prOJ1-
bly, been the most rlbid and bitter partisan
opponent Of Governor Cleveland IN the
state. Tbi, afternoon it absolutely and
Internationally struck il, eolors.
Ina later edition the JO"hdl farther
stated
Indiana has undoubtedly gone D'Glo-
crstic. and The reports Of Republican Vie
Tor, in West Virginia aud Florid- are not
~u sisntatcd. II Gems clear that GOV
cuor Cleveland is elected, for the states
that have COn. Democratic have 2l9
electoral votes. Livery honest citizen and
newspaper desires simply that The vote
shalt be fairly counted and the result de-
clared a. the vote vas cast. The JDVfAd'S
claim, Of Mr.. Blaine's election were based
on the best report. ootainablH Oh Wedncs-
day ,ud Thursday. To-day. when the otli-
cial returns remove all doubt, II frankly
acknow ledge. ie!cnf.'
This language in tho JoN1ai ~ course
ave intense satisfaction 10 the Democrats.
The Office Of that paper was surrounded
with several thousand persons, who shout
cd themselves hOarss. such excitement
Wa never before seen IL Albany.
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Cholera an Paris.

TBy cable % ilr UIspn'cD.I
PARIs. November s. Hidnight. During
tie past twenty-iour hours there have been
seventy fresh case, Of cholera, and isht
deaths from the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
CALIFORNIA.

san FsAgCscO, October S.-with three
count'e. TO hesr from. California gives
Bisine 1866; Cleveland, '7,5O3; Butler,
glG; -. John. S9T. Blaine's majority,
io.slg. The Republicans nave elected
iuli congressional delegation VI SIX, with
enc count, 10 hear from.
LOUISIANA.
Nav ORLEANS, Noyenbef s.-The fell
Loving congressman are elected. First
Js.flst. -. Martin, Democrat second.
Hahn, Republican Third. Cav Deao-
crsi; FosIib. Bl.sshard. Democrat.
Filth. King. Democrat; SIKH. irwin,
u.n.crs,. Cieve lands plurality ia tse
State is i7.l:7. only lev votes were cas'
fer Il, Johs. lt IL not likelv that the points
1, tesr from will change Cicyeland's plu-
rahts mere than 1000 vo'es In any event.
MISSOURI.
81. Lotus. November SIN the Nintn
congressional district John NJ. Glover.
Democrat. has a majority Of 1861. In the
Eighth district John j. O'Neai. Democrat.
u reelected b, majority OF l.13s.
NEVADA.
san F,.scIsco, October s. Ne vada gives
Blaine $50, and Cleveland Coos. Blsineis
@sisrity 20 far, 1856.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RAigian. \. c.. November s.-Tbe Dem.
oeraiie majority In North Carolins Is 49,
COO. The congressional delegation stands
one Republican and eight Democrats. ".
II. Cowles. Democrat, i elected Ia the
Eighth district. and n. y. Johnston, Dem.
ocrat, IN the xinth. Both branches OF the
State Legislature i more than tao thirds
Democratic.
There are demonstrations 10 all towns In
The state In honor Of Ckyslsnd's eleclion.
ORE6Vx.
s4x rsAro,aoo, Octobss : Nothing Ike
comrs<le Felufns eas ~ olSeleed srssn
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The Na,iouaI Bspuhiissa Csniniitee
Claim that They Have carries EsN

nv telegraph 20 ,hs bi,patcs
NEW YORK, November <. The Eepubli-
can National Committee have issued the
following
REPUBLICAN NATI0N.L IiEIpoCAsrEFs,
NEW YORK, November 8 Noon.
To hc Republicans - tie To""'rY:
We have carried New Work. The Official
count will confirm il. Blaine and Logan
have 2iS electoral VOTES aud are elected.
lSigUedl Il. +. JoNES. ChsirIssh.
Samuel FcSSeHdCR, secref1rv.
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Governor OF Georgia Inauguraied.

Thy Telegraph n Inc UIsVdICT'I
ATLANTA, GA. November S. Governor
Mcdaniel was to-day inaguurated in the
capitol to servo his second term. His adj
dress was short
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
The ItineS.County Vote.

7 Nv VIC 1VI' 7" T'I0 ~ VI
new YORK, November "a revision at
police headquarters Of The electoral vote
cast in Kings county shows G9,2iS for
Cleveland; 53,51i Tor Blaine: Cleveland
over Blaine, 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

10y Hlsauph TO the Dispatch.
ksW HoRE, November s.--Lee. Ryan X
warner. Of Wall street. have procured an
attachment against the Louisville AMI
Nashville Railroad Company. in suit TO
recover 9100. 200 % q stock note made II
Nay and payable In Juse last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
tHHE BEST VALUES WE EVER OF
rEGEDiN

sOYs AND CYILDRgN's CLOTHING.
wsmss she SUITS AND OvEHCOArs. We
make all eur boys clothing. W, 10 no' nssr she
cbildren,. for de reason tlat ther-i, 80 ls5or
a,rlabs thls side Of New York. n. ,evcr,l vsir.
ago sesures the services or The 5,sl nns m The
United states 10 manufacture t,r r',out OF fabrics
th,, we furnish. our CHILUREN's CLOTHING.
Ever .inse ,hst time tie trad. OF shi, department
ore Of Inc largest feature, Of onr trade. Other
dealers saw this incr-ss., and felt it, 200. They
waited on cur Manufacturers -tried TO iuiule
item sy promis-. OF greater purchase To- give
thema chsne. to handle the GOODS. ru. The -
aver was: "a. sAHs 60. hhvs onr b'nd for
mssopely ~ eur products for ton ye'rs - CONS"
These wen arc always ON sros. They Sc" the
lasrst syles- They Mostly u,, sud " h'Tc them
shout season earlier than others. Here, - IN the
mems clothing the cheapest 'uit and she ihs.l
have the proper csre and attention. There j. NOT
a dsy passes bIt come hcV .tyies are put On The
cosnters, asd to get sn securat, idcs VI what we
have when You want ~. 70 nec-'srr- 30 com" a."
asy you desire 1t, sog there may be do4,a' Of 'rle
comsls stock that day
l.
A. sAksk CO.,
sTkICpLY oHE-PGICT c LOYnIERS,
1913 MAIN STREET..
OPPOSITE POsT-OFFiCE.
fnO9l
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$500, 600 Fire I'm Louisisna.

10y NNftAlh ~ tte bN''~'N"
NEW ORLEANS, November S.--A special
TO the Picdy,ne from rhibodcauS says:
At1l O'Clock last night fire broke out in
uupaiy's Hotel, which resulted in the de-
struction OF the entire business part OF the
village Of Napoleonville, including the MI
sonic Hall, odd. Fellows Hall, aud many
stores and residences. The only moor
t1nt buildings saved are the courthouse,
parish Jail, Catholic church. aud Eplscopll
church. Captain J. Is. Wilmington, pro-
minent lawyer, persisted in the danes. lie
was sleeping in Dupaty's Hotel, and every
effort was made TO rescue him. but without
avail. The loss is estimated At S2O0.000. In
surance. 100000. There were no gOoi,
saved from any store or furniture from any
residence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
SETTLED BEYOND DOUBT
That Cleveland Is Elected and win
be Inaugarated.

THE EMPIRE STATE ALL Right.
His Plurality Twelve Hundred sad
Forty
REPUBLICANS DYING HARD.
a Claim OF ,he Eepsblsssu Ns,islai roTa-
m,t,se Meetings Throsgh-
osi the Country yeSerdsT.
Yesterday the excitement throughout the
country had sba,ed considerably. The poo
nlc having fully realized that Cleveland IS
elected aud that he will be irauguTatcd,
Republican claims and buster to the con-
traIy notwithstanding. Al noon in
,ll the principal cities salu;cs wer
frcd. aud at night meeting, were held
satifylng The great Democratic victory.
n,,;ng ~, r,ornino minors were 90, ,goai
m Richmond that the New York Times and
.beNew York uergld had conceded Blaiue's
election. hut telegram, to both papers
l,rougbt prompt denlals and rci,crations Of
,.,.onn, Cleveland had carried The
-
'"''' N'''
4fc'i0ch'' 'o''@'''" '''' VI"
ArYs VS. also received during 'h'
morning. which says: especial adyers
from cx.r, conntv give Cleveland
.. o,r on. t,ousaud
,o..,
'oi''uo' wv
electoral votes. BE IS certainty o'cV''u
and viii be insueurated." AboutS O'Clock
"a. evening information vas rec, iyed that
,.uo,,b,;e,p National Comr,itt.ecllimeA
MI. ., 81.
..''''
following SPECIAL from the world ""'cA
cached Us At midnight
NV YcsK. November s.--The prcpos-
tarou. claim n the Republican committee
-hat thc, have carried New York is found
cd GA contemplated fraud. In ihis city the
-s,,rr. from one election district are miss
M. t,i all ihc inspectors. with their Re-
.rlJi.,n chairman. are now under arrest.
Evcrv hgli,t-box end al ihe return, are
.,ine watched by Piukcrlon's detectives.
The assertion that errors in footings have
neon found is made hy John O'Brcn. Re-
,nlJ,c,p. chief Of the bureau . elections.
sell, ,ueoes flint lac made the discovery
after the Democratic examining committee
b,dI,ft his office without ending anv error,
,, t,.,,,urp.
who lro,i.rs c.rerrlly.rcy;scd Ggrre.
.,,w Cleveland, plurality T. he ISL. and
.bc yr-Jnc, {. tie only paper tina, cilimS
fl,c STATE for Blaine. The Republican
..sde,. are determined to steal The Stat, il
possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

NJ Manalus G. risrses q a..
Hcsi Estate Agents and Asrsisseess
No. liOsy Ma!u s.r>ei.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NTcx
~ fAHM OF rwtNIy ARES; n0Es on
, .5s 4, E 91's AdmsSsrss sY sas
SIX Mills FROM RICHMOND. ADluiyIsc
IiiE LANDS OF THE MtAvsRs. :. G: Door.
DC Circuit Coert OF .he coast, % resrtco " .sr
case OF t,oo6m an rs t:coslssn. sc, .ussref - Ne
2sih day OF October, 1854. We viz cell At sss"e
aact.ou on
MONDAY. NovESrss 10. 1857
q, A. hour Of ~ O'Clock ~. ia front Of ~ ssssiy
court, ho,s, OF iicnrico thai besne We hrssdsy 81
he November County Court, t''e sss'edcscnsci
'T Tnrxs w ore thyrd cash: s,ianre r. ak sal
twelve months, for nero ,sbIe pcir.. w,lh isyrs,
,d,icd and nIie rrtsincd gnil' the .ne . y,
p,s ,as co"rs '@siiniiitM iikscocx
~ '"s special CoSiHissseaer.
II. c. STATUES & CO., Aacuonerrs
GoopN.S. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST ,.onpN.S 80
AIS. DkPrnDsrTs-lS ruh Ntk""H V''~'
9" NE '''H''' VI ocrogTR 81. 1884.
hereby certify TIA. IN. band re,s'ssd ~ i-.
cree Of 2sth ortaber 1854, in ,ha so''e e@a'''
1854. GEORGE W. oAeTrm.
ro5
JNFXECUTIoN OLA CEGTAtND DEED
4 OF TRtrs'r from \. tiannoiii. 81 tse -aieF-
sirnrd A. uu.ice tearing date ~ the a3sh i,yo
October, asa. and duly r. ,rded n VIC .ierk,
0sh e OF Richmond thancerf sputts VIZ "h7t -
-ala al pnbiic suctiou. upon tc prcinl sr.' 70
1870 east Broad street, near y apraSe "a. V,.e
Railway depot, begtnsing A. L"1 'e'Sos - u
MONDAY. NovyarEs 10. is't.
MCINTYRE sTOCk. FIXTURES. FsRSifJRF,
Sc..uo.iu sid syore, All ,,ci IN coniscast =
ssr-yopslsttns ef
9uiSkEYS Pure Apn,s, Rye. sesntsis' 90"
Mash Grow, and Sthersi
BRASDiEs iNONle, rusna-, se.i:
PORT. BLACk BERRY sni oss-s wis-s
Rum, 80 &c. t,orne ~ wliica afc IA ofisisN
ALSO, LoTOt
CiGaIs, GIG ARFT1F-,
,IiEwiN 6 and SMOKING TOBACCO.
GiASSW ARE.
tOU>TtR,
BFER.pt Mp.
IICtNntS, So. &C., g..
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POSITIVELY LAST SALE
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FINE SINGING CANARlfs
Al ~ O'CLOCK
ATLAUGHrON'> ATCTioN-Ifot'sr.
No. 1924 MAIN >rLEEr.
uoa-its
UCTION SALE or NORTHERN
N CABBAGE. WITHOUT RESERVE,
MONDAY, NoyENBsR Tom.
st our store. puuciuaily st - o'ei''k.
GINA RICk " HEAI FLOCH, DRIED
FKUlTS, APPLt>. &c- Sc" received Tasty.
\. q. NOTv & co.
pog.lt 1917 BItlu bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Gy Qu1ric, { McCurir
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ny tlIAflfsA INV fi.f's
Resi- Estate Aucii1a-crs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TUT ~ TIRE
OiTFIr FOR MANUFACTURE ~ PA
COMPLETE ~ Every PAlsl itbLAt.-
IN vdrt execution OF cCrtsir deed "a trust from
james G.. smith 20 the undersigned n trusscrs,
bearing date n the lsih day Of May 1882. AMI
luiV recorded In tie clerks oilic- OF kichin,nt
Cranccr- Court. D,od- Book l2u ~, page 40 ,, aud
iv AGREEMENT between the grantee and bcI-oi trlH-
uuCer said deed, We vii offer for sale, upon me
premises, 80 he WatcROu,r, corner S.Teuteeau ihh
cary strccti.un
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1851.
~ II VI, The aid PAPER MILL, nrs 10 good
running order. being - ..
PAPER-CUITFk
. BOiII.RS Talbot 4 sons make:
=. STEAM .ENClSt.N good An new
. BEATFRS holding 900 and 500;
MATiu-PlNp I kAG-CtTTER;
LARGE TANK new;
- LARGE TANKS 10 bSil stock IN
BFITIAt.. l SrUFF-ANDFAN PUMP;
ELEVATOR tncw aud IN sood cendiit"n),
LOT Or PULL ls, SlfAtlING, TOol.S'
&c.
TEJ,lis ihy consent Of ire grantsrs sud benri-
car e. in -aid decl: On. fourth 0l..i residue 20
four, 1lxht. aud we've months; the purchaser -
giyc negotiable note bearing d urr cent Interest
from The day 81 saic for the deferred l1viEehN,
and secure tie .aue Nv trts -Iori upon the pop
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