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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-09
PRINCE EDWARD.
o.. whnfey's CARL DIR. Halves 70 go 20
s,eun,on- O,her Personal Notes.

o.. whnfey's Gail Dr. Halves 20 Go 10
s,enn,on- O,ter Personal Notes.
Correspondence ofthe Richmoad Dispatch.l
UAMPDEY-SIDNEY July 6, 1885.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Wharey starts in
the morning for Corsicana, Tex, from
which place ne has received call 10
the pastoral oversight of the Prcsbyte-
rian church there. lie goes to survey
the field and having on yesterday b'd
adieu TO his former congregation al
Briery church, he will, possibly settle
il Texas.
The Presbytery Of West Hanover
meet in a called meeting at farmyiiie
on next Friday night (the 10th. IL is
expected that the Preshytery will then
dissolve the pastoral relation betweea
the Rev. DR.. HAYES and the farmviile
PRESBYTERIAN church, at his own request,
that he may take charge OF the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church Of Stanton. On
YESTERDAY his congregation reluctantly
agreed TO unite with him in his request
10 the Presbytery. They grieve to give
him up.
Professor J. +. Thornton, of Hamp-
den-Sidney College, left to-day ior tie
Valley of Virginia in the interests OF
the college.
Dr. Currell, professor Of English,
Logic. and Political Economy, goes TO-
morrow to Lexington, Va, where he
will spend the remainder Of vacation in
pursuing certain studies connected with
his course.
Professor W. W. Moore, Of the Semi
nary, has had the degree Of Doctor of
Divinity conferred on him by Central
University, Ky.
Dir. Latimer, Of the Seminary, is at
the Red Sulphur Springs on account of
health. His friends will be glad to hear
that he is steadily improving.
Judge Edward White, Of st. Louis,
Mo-, formerly Of Clarke county, Va,
is now visiting his brother, M Charles
White, at Worsham. His friends will
also be glad TO hear that he is recover
ing from recent severe illness and is
gradually improving.
Up TO to-day the weather has been cool
here, but at this writing July begins TO
assert itself with much warmth.
IONGFEIL,OW,
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HENRY COUNTY KxCITED.



rsrsd Dead, Ba, 10 nssks ~ vselrnee--Ai'
Itssd srss,sssn. Cendaes Of Her Hsses"a
eeusss fla Area.
.speciss telegram 10 tho Dispascss.l
MARTINsvIr.LE. VA, July SIN
Monday the liieicss body Of Mrs. G. L.
stone was found al her husbands
house. about eighteen miles west OF this
plsce, under the foot Of Bull mountain. IL
was cold and stiff, the hear, having appa-
ren,ly ceased 10 beat some twcnty-iour
hours before. At noon, when her hus-
band returned TO his dinner and was
informed Of the death Of his wife, he
seemed, il is alleged, utterly uncon-
essned, aud passed her By without a
look OF W ord, and ate hearty meal with
A much relish as if nothing had hap.
pened. She was buried that afternoon,
but the mystery which surrounded her
death and the alleged suspicious con-
duct Of her husband prompted Justice
r.. Davis to issue a warrant for his
arrest and TO hold a coroper's inquest.
The inquest was held to-day. Tie body
was exhumed and post. morfen' made.
The examination disclosed no disease
Of any Of the organs Of the body. On
the contrary, all were in healthy con-
dition. The body was too much de-
composed 10 discover any scars or
bruises. There was no evidence oil
when nor how she died. The impress
sion is that she was poisoned; IN
fact, that is the opinion OF the
sician. Her stomach was brought
10 this place, and will be Analysed as
thoroughly as can be in the absence OF
pfopef APPARATUS. The inquest has au-
;ourped until tomorrow, when the jury
will resume Investigations and use every
tndeayor to ferret out the mystery.
The husband in the mean time is under
arrest. lie is about thirty years old.
There were about 800 persons present
at the inquest, and much interest. Dor
dering on excitement, YVES manifested
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HARRISONBURG.
The Crops Wheat verv short Political
Points.
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The Crops Wheat xerv short Political
Il Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
July I, 1885.
Usually Rockingham farmers are
done with harvesting by this time, but
this year they are just in the midst Of
IL. The estimate on the yield Of wheat
in this county is hard to make. There
is no question about its being much
better than was expected, but We feel
sure there is not more than one fourth
Of . crop being harvested. Rocking
ham has appropriated 1000, 900 BUSH
els in her most favorable years. Two
hundred and fifty Thousand will mes-
sure every bushel Of the present crop,
but with the old wheat still in the barns
a fair average of grain may be found
in the county.
Oats are ripening rapidly, md are
finer in quality than for any year since
the war. perhaps. Corn looks most
ihxuriant, and should the season con-
tinue propitious the yield viii be n-
precedepted.
Ground WAS broken this morning in
the boring OF the Artesiaa we'll for
Hsrristnbarg ws,er-Works.
The reassessmeni Of lands aud build
inxs for Rockingham couaty just com
ple,ed shows net loss Of sC,797.3i OF
taxable property. as compared with
abe ASSESSORS books Of 1853.
II is believed by many here that
yaegs Paul paid General Malone q,
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visit at Petersburg last week, and de-
fnitely determined that II " was
deemed necessary Ter the success OF
the party he would accept the hepuo-
,ican nomination for Governor. !.
The position taken by the Dispatch
for selecting the Democratic candidate
for Governor is fasorably spoken OF by
many. All seem to agree that a good
man with good record will have no
difficulty in securing an election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-09
TORNADO STUDIES.
The FunneI.Sbaped Cloud-Is Average
Width ard Speed, &e.

Width ard Speed, Se.
a Washington Cd. c. special says
Under the title of "Tornado Studies
for 1884" an elaborate compilation Of
information collected through the Sig
nal-Service Corps is about to be pub
lished. This work was supervised by
Lieutenant Finley at the direction Of
General HaZen. The most interesting
feature Of the publication will be the
following deductions made by the Lieu
tenant from the great mass of matter
which has passed through his hands:
|. The rotary movement Of the
whirling tornado cloud is in ninety-six
cases reported as against the hands Of
a clock, and in six cases as probably
moving nth the hands of a clock.
2. Electrical discharges were OBJ
served in eighty cases as occurring in
the clouds surrounding the tornado
cloud--that is, in the clouds near TIE
horizon; and in twenty-seven cases as
occurring in the funnel cloud.
3. The width Of the path of destruc-
ton, supposed to embrace the distance
between the areas of sensible winds on
the two sides Of the tornado cloud, va
ried. in siKty-two cases, from 20 to
$3.50 feet, the average being 1857 feet.
4. The length Of the tornado'S track,
as reported in thirty-seyen cases, varied
from 2 to 1870 miles, the average
being So 10 miles.
S. The velocity Of progression Of the
tornado cloud, as determined from the
reports in seventeen cases, varied from
10 te so miles per hour, the average
being ~ miles per hour.
6. The shortest time occupied by the
tornado cloud in passing given point
varied from ian instant to about two
minutes, the average being about
iorty-iiye seconds.
7. The occurrence Of thunder-sterms
in relation to ,ornadoes is reported upon
as follows: In seyenty-six cases they
occurred before the tornado cloud ap-
peared in sixteen cases, accompanying
the tornado cloud; in twelve eases, al
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10, ,bs d;sappcarance OF the tornado
cloud, and in three cases so'"' u"'e
"during the day. 81 ~.
&. Concerning the character VI 'u
formation Of the tornado cloud II Is al
most invariably reported as "i"n"e'-
shaped"
o Inll7 out Of AT cases where re-
ports were rendered, the Temperature
before the appearance OF the tornauo
c,oud is reported as "warm that Is,
unusually warm for that locality AZ 'ha'
time of the day and year.
10. in loo out Of l3I cases where
reports we're rendered, the temperature
after the tornado cloud is reported as
"cool - or " cooler ''---tbatis, unusually
cool for that locality at that time oil the
day and year.
IL. Concerning the time OF occur
renee of the tornadoes, the time oil
greatest frequency is given as from 4 10
$50 p. NJ.
10. The State in which the greatest
number of tornadoes occurred is
Georgia, followed next in order by
South Carolina and Alabama.
Is. The month in which the largest
number Of tornadoes occurred IS Feb
ruary; yet this does not indicate that
Il was the month of greatest frequency,
because there were only two days out
of the entire month on which these
storms occurred.
IA. The month of greatest fire.
ouency-that is. the month embracing
the largest number Of days on which
tornadoes occurred-is July.
Is. The prevailing direction OF the
progressive movement Of the tornado
cloud is given as northeast.
l6. OF one hundred and forty-fve
cases where the time Of rain was re-
corded, forty-two reported precipita-
ton as preceding the tornado, seventy
four as following it, and twenty-nine as
accompanying it.
II. OF ninety-three cases where the
time of hail was recorded, thirty-nine
reported the precipitation as preceding
the tornado, twenty-nine as following
it. and twenty-five as accompanying 1t.
The relative frequency for 1884 by
States and Territories is set forth in the
following
states and No. oflStates and No. OF
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GrcensviiI, Delegates.

At meeting Of the Democratic
party of Grcensyiie county, held
at Hicksford on the 9th day Of July,
1885, to select delegates to the Rich
mond Convention, W. A. Reese was
called to the chair, and W. n. Bell re-
questcd TO act as secretary.
A committee, appointed for that pur-
pose, recommended the following as
delegates and alternates, who were
unanimously electeG-viz.:
Delegates-D. 4. Taylor. r. &.
Grigg. W. F. Hunt. Altcrnates-T.
4. Gaskins, T. NJ. FrCther. W. II.
Wyche.
On motion, ". A. Reese and W. y,
Bell were elected delegates at large.
W. 4. REESE, Chairman.
". n. Bel. Secretary.
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BY J. Thompson Brown y Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneess'
1113 Main street.
rT,RUsTEES' SALEOF AN EXCEL-

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
l. LENT, CENTRALLY-L o G ATED
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. All GoVEhSos,
sTREET.-By virtue Of deed OF ,rus W
dated March .. 1888. from Alice NJ. we. W.
The undersigned trustees, recorder ~ ,n'
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Oo.ss
Deadlock l27 A. page 47s. TO secure rs- sno
payment OF certain sums of money tnersln
specified and described, and default hasi i,a,
been made in the payments as therein ~
forth, and being required and dlrecteu ~
the benz hciary therein mentioned 80 70 ~;
we. the undersigned trustees. Will proceed
10 sell at public auction, on the premises'on
THURSDAY. JULY o. 1888,
az O'Clock z. NJ. the above PROPERTY,
described in said deed as fronting on east
line Of Governor street between Broad anu
Ross streets. beginning at point on tne
east line OF Governor street at the lntersec-
tion with the same OF line drawn aloas
No. 217, thence eastwardly along said wall
40 feet (more or less) to an alley In com.
Iaon 20 feet wide, thence nearly AZ rignt
angles southwardly along said alley 80 ieet'
thence westwardly To Governor street al
point SO feet from the beginning, thence
northwardly, and fronting on east line OF
said street SO feet 10 the point OF Degih-
ming. r.. .h a.,
IN cost OF executing this trust and 70 pay on
the sum OF IS $50. so, and the balance as the
trustees may direct yet more liberal terms
may be announced at sale, by consent OF all
perties interested.
All parties interested have agreed to the
above sale and immediate possess on anu
nerfect title will be given to the purchaser.
JULIUS STRAUS,
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
W.. j. WESTW00D,
Trustees.
THOMPSON BROWN & Co.. Auctioneers.
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HARDENED LIVER.

Five years ago 1 broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then have been unable To be ABOUT
at all. My liver became marc IKE Wooa
my limbs were pufied up and filled with
All the best physicians agreed that mo-
thing could cure me. / resolved 10 try HOP
Bitters; / have used seven bottles; the hard-
ness has ALL gone from my liver. the swelling
from my limbs and 10 has tOorked q miracle
in my case: otherwise / would have been
now in my grave. J. w. MoREY.
Buffalo, October i, 1881.
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HORSE-suOEIN6.
uORsE~suOEING.

u0RSE-SH0ElNG.
IL NEW AND IMPROVED MODE.
The celebrated &c ENOU6 III "
HORSESHOE affords the only practical
and effective means Of 30 shooting horses
that the frog OF the foot rests on the ground,
and that the hoof has ample opportunity to
expand. Thus shod. the horse never slips.
and is saved from the thrush. narrow heel,
and many kiuds of lameness. am pre-
/ AIRED 10 shoe with the "G00D-ENoUGH"
! HOE ut my stables, Ninth rnd Cary streets
ie23.3w A. W. CARRIER.
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Collision of Trains.

ny Telegraph 20 the Disatch'I
LYNCHBURG Va, DULY o.-Ihe
north-bound passenger train on the
Virginia Midland railway and the fast
mail train south-bound colEded, because
Of an open switch, one mile beyond
this city, at , o'clock this afternoon.
Both engines were wrecked and Seve-
raj coaches damaged. A number of
passengers were slightly hurt, but
none seriously.
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TAKE ALL IN ALL.


-5als all the Kidneys and Liver
Medicines.
rake all the Blood purifiers.
rake all the Dyspepsia and Indigestion
cures,
Take all the Ag,p, Fever, and bilious
specifics.
Take all the Brafn and Nerve force
rfriucs.
Take all the Great health restorers.
I'm abort, take all the best qualities OF al
these and the--6esf,
Qualities OF all the best medicines In the
world, and you will find that-Hop
Buffers have the best curative qualities
and powers OF aforementioned In them,
And that they will cure when any or all
OF these, singly or-cornbtned. Fail!!l!
"A thorough trial will give positive proof
Of this.
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HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

~ e-1t
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

81 was dragged down with debt, poverty.
and suffering for years, cansed by sick
family and large bills for doctoring.
81 was completely discouraged. until one
year ago, by the advice OF my pastor, COM
menced using Hop Bitfers, and In one month
we were all well, and none OF us have seen a
sick day since, and want TO say to all poor
with Hep Bitters for less than one doctors
yisit will cost. knowt."
"A W0RKINGYAN.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smitnfeld Hampton, and Wayerly;
Washington. d: C.; Newborn, Washington
and TerbOro', y. c., and all points In East
EN- North Carolina also, for Eastern Shore
Of Virginia, aud all regular landings OIL
James river. at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills Issued.
l.. B. TATUM, Superintendent,
my29 No 1909 Main street md Rocketts.
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atlanta, Ga. May ID,
ItpEL, IRON MALARIA.


In the fall OF 1884 was taken with a case
of maIarial fever. which Frustrated me both
body and mind. Twas drugged after the Old
fashion with mercury and other mineral
mixtures, but with no good results. MY
health was shattered and my energy gone:
NV legs and feet would swell, ana i had
what every body thought was dropsy. These
SYMPTOMS alarmed me. and ! was ready 10
grasp at any remedy suggested. A friend
advised me TO try Swifts SPECIFIC. l pro-
cured three bottles and commenced It's use.
the swelling soon subsidized. | have taken
the three bottles. which have made a perfect
cure. and j feel Ike new man to-Gay.
There never was more mertorious me d.
cine offered 10 suffering humanity: 1t has
wrought wonders for me. WILLIS JONES.
IecsJrO, Lcc c0U,,tV, Ga. March IL, 1883.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
New York. 1877 west Twenty-third street.
~ 9-lW
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J, THOMPSON BROWN & Co.. Auctioneers
ty3
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s5None genuine without bunch OF green
Hops ON the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" In
their name. Jy -Tn(W)Sa0 iuihh
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By K. b. Chailin * Co.
and
If. Seldom Taylor,
AuctioueeTS.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSION
i Frs AUCTION SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE AND CkNTRALLN-LO-
GATED REAL ESTATE, 1.-THE SOUTH.
WEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CANA
STREETS, CONSISTING OF NEW BkICN
Unwilling, WITH FIVE ROOMS. GAS.
WATER AND BATH; LOT. WITH BRICK
CAKPENTER.SHOP I II f. K . y, AID
JOINlNG.-By viItue OF decree OF the
Chancery Court OF Richmond, entered June
%. 1885, In the suits styled. "oo9"aru "
Son rs. l.. j. Roster and Others. and Gum.
who sues. SC, Is. l.. j. Roster the under
signed trustees. and appointed special COM
miSsioners for the purpose, will sell by pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY II, 1885,
at 6 O'Clock =. NJ. the abOvedescribed pro-
perty. The CORNER LOT. with BRICK
SHOP on IL. fronts on Canal street so Feet
with depth Of 1913 feet 3 inches and the
LOT. with NICE BRICK DWELLING. ad-
Joining fronts on Fifth street II feet 1
inches, and Is occupied by GOOD tenant at
This sale offers a rare chance To secure
valuable property. as the conteU plated IN
proyements in the vicinity must greatly
increase its value N the near future.
TERMS: one third cash balance IN SIN
and twelve months, notes To be given Tor
deferred payments, with per cent. inter
est from day of sale title retained untl tue
whole purchase money Is paid convey
ance ordered by the Court. n,rx
W. l.. COWARDlN,
W. H. MCCARTHY,
Trustees and Special Commissioners.
sale by X, B. CIAfFfN Il Co. and II. Sell
DoS TAYLOR, Auctioneers.
/. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required or the spe,
/ cial commissioners by the decree ia SAID
cause Of June %. 1853. has been duly given
Given under my hand this Sd day OF July
1855. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
iV7
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By J. Thompson Brown n Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Agctioneers'
IIIS Main street.

MISERABLE CORNER FRAME
~ TWO-STORY RESIDENCE, No 523.
NORTH THIKTIETH AND LEIGH
STREETS. We will sell at public auction,
on the premises, GA
FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1855,
at 6 O'Clock T. NJ. the above DESIRABLE
HOUSE AND LOT, situated al the corner
Of Thirtieth and Leigh streets. The dwell
ing has seven rooms, Kitchen, and cut
houses The lot fronts / : feet on Ihirueth
street. with a depth OF $50 feet to an alley
feet wide. ON the lot - n well Of excel
lent water, and the yard is filled with fruit
trees. a
TERN: One Third cash. and balance in
six and twelve months. interest added, ne
cured by trust-deed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
iv7 AuctiOueers.
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TRAINs NoRrHwARn
'Dsly. tDaily except Sunday.


STOPPING PLACES,
Nos. 20 and IS make no stors. No.
~ stops only on signal at Chester. Cen
tralia, and Manchester. No. As stops onl,
on signal at Manchester. Nos. 8, 50, 81, s6
and So stop at all stationA
PuLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On train No. 40 sleeping ears between
Washington and Charleston. On train No.
IS seeping-cars between Washington and
Jacksonville. Fla. On trains Nos Il and Ss
seeping-cars between New York Aad Jack.
sonville.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL RoUrK TO Nosa
LEAVE. ARRrvr
Kichm tll:2o AN. Norfolk 20 p. n,
Norfolk. tle:00 AN. Riehn a.. l:5o p. N.
Norfolk. ...ts:oo Pm. Rishm a.. s:sS p. n.
Nos 81 and IS make eiese connection TO
and from Farmville. Lynchbury. and south.
western points. aud way-stations on the
Norfolk and Western nliroad. rae corr
nection from Richmond 10 Norfolk wis b
by No. %. exceps ON sundays. when 6lu
connection wall be by no. "a.
j. X. KRNLY.
superintendent OF Transportation.
7. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
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> SOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
z.OUO LAND LIME Just receive
flesh supplies OF our celebrated ANCIioR
offered Ina this market received. e. cry, tswS
days. In stock fresh IMfOhl ~ \ !,
AMERICAN CENENTS. CALClNED
PLASTER. MAKBLE-DUST. flKE-hklCk
AND CLAY. LATUS. CATILE-HAlR
WHITE SAND. sc. Price. low: SatisIac
ton guaranteed. WARNER MOORE,
foot Seventeenth street. south side dock.
Lump and Ground Plaster, Sumac, aud
Bark. Jo
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Z hsss- ssss-. ssss.%. =
CURED.

| suffered for more than five years Win
Indigestion, scarcely able to retain the SIM
plest food on my stomach. The burning
sensation was almost intolerable, and my
whole system was deranged. was wakefui
and could not sleep. and consequently more
or less nervous all the time. declined in
flesh. and suffered all the usual depression
attendant upon this terrible disease. In a
word, was miserable. At last, falling TO
find re ief in anything else, commenced
the use Of Swifts Specific. ! began TO I'M
prove at once. The medicine toned up the
stomach, strengthened the digestive organs;
and soon all that burning ceased, ana
could retain food without difficulty. NOW
nv health is good, and can eat anything IN
the shape OF food and digest II /lthou, tne
slightest difficulty. ! most cheeriulIy pear
this testimony, because there are hundreds
suffering as was, and am sure they can
be as readily healed. Take the prescribed
dose after eating. instead OF before;
JAMES MANN.
No. IA Ivy street.
atlanta, Ga. May -, 1855.
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BY william II. Lyme Il Co., Auctioneers,
IlI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLb
UOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN kuRNi-
TURE IN THE TWO or RESipEHNGEfSS
STREET BY virtue OF q certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned and j. Aston Ca
hell, trustees. dated the llth OF June, 1852,
and recorded in the clerks once OF me
Richmond Chancery Court on the 10Th day
Of June. 1885, shall as sole acting trus-
tee. and in accordance with the provisions
of said deed, sell at public auction. upon the
above.named premises, corner oI Seconu
and Franklin streets, on
TUESDAY, JULY IA, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock y. NJ. all OF the
elegant FURNITURE in said residences
Nos. II3 and l15, embracing the contents
Nine CHAMBERS thoroughly furnished
with HANDSOME SUITS complete, in wal
nut, with marble pieces together with u
large variety OF detached anu separate
WALNUT and other WARDROBES.
WASUSTANDS, BUREAUS. CHAIRS,
LOUNGES, WALNUT DESKS.
LEATHER-CONERED EASl.CHAlRS,
HAT RACK. LARGE SOFA,
PICTURES, &c
IN THE PARLOR:
Handsome suit OF PARLOR RI RNlTCKE
i'm Red Plush, complete seven pieces
FANCY EASEL and PlCTU RE,
MANTEL. ORNAMENTS,
BOOK CASE and BOOKS,
Two FANCY TABLES,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
Four PICrl RES, &c.
IN THE DfNING-ROOM:
WALNUT CHINA-PRESS.
REFRIGERATOR and BUFFET COM
biued. ..-
-Four SUPERIOR ENTENSION-TA-
BLES Walnut.
Two dozen WALNUT CHAIRS,
BUTLERS TRAYS,
one CHINA DINNER SET,
one CHINA TEA-SEI,
COFFEE URN. .,,,,..,
4 large assortment Of PLATED CHINA
and GLASSWARE,
TARLE-LINEN,
HALL-HEATER. 80.
N THE KITCHEN:
TABLES 2 SAFES,
l BOX REFRIGERATOR,
COOKING UTENSILS.
All Of the BED-LINEN,
MATTRESSES. SPRINGS.
holsters, PILLOWS. LAMPS,
MATING, LlNOLEUM,
CARPETS WINDOW. SHADES,
RUGS, CLOCKS,
STAIR.CARPETING. &C.. &c,
In so extensive an assert ment " Is I'M
possible to particulariIe. Enough 10 say
that the residence is so thoroughly iur-
nished as to afford those In want Il rare OPP
portunity Of rePleniohlng.
This sale merits and should receive spe-
! cial attention. -. ,..,.,,,. p,
sole Acting Trustee.
Sale conducted by +. Is. Cook Auction
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