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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
eleventh street between Main and BANK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FARM AND
i PROPERTY KNOWN As COOKIES TAFr
EHN. in GOOCHLAEp C0uNTH;; IT,, virine 9 %
deed OF trust executed by David hine, tIuSager W
corded, will sell ut auction, at the Office OF hessrs.
rubs 4 Williams, auconecrs II the gty 81 d Kien If
h,,r,l. nj y O'clock NJ, the FARM and PROPERTY
in Goochand county known as .COCNES TASss
ERN, living on both sides OF the River ROAD, ana
containing 202 365 1000 ACHES. Ihe ouuihSs
are ample for the farm.
TERMS: Will be announced at the time Of sale.
P.W. GHUBRS,
mi, a. % o. ~ oaAp2457,s s* Trustee.
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9 ArrsrEdsN AALES--Fuftsre Hays.
BY Moody 81 Royal 81
Real Estate A gents aud .Aucti0neers,
Office corner Seventh and hull streets,
Manchester, Va. n. \.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
= VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 49,
: IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VA,
SITUATED ON FIFTEENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN PORTER AND McDoNoUGH. 1

By virtue OF n deed Of trust executed oy .. a;
Pillow ands. f. bis wife, dated $50 gay o. nialsn,
1s7o ami dnly OF record In the Chesterfield County
Court clerks Office, D. B.. volume 81, page 7ls. VIII
e,no,e for sale mt public auction On THURSDAY,
April TO- 1873, at o'clock r. H., that 18 /"
BEAUTIFULLY-LOCAT RESIDENCE .
situated ms above. The lot fronts 70 feet on SAID
Jefferson street and runs back between paraiei HHes
200 feet. ,,,.,
This is a nice little place. surrounded With shrub
tcry and rru-trees of nil kinds and Is In desirable
neighborhood.
TERMS Cad, rs to 80 much as viii be necessary
10 nav the expenses of sale aud note now due Tor
aIs5 and the balance at six. twelve eighteen and
twenty -four months for negotiable notes bearing 8
nor cent interest from day of sale, securedby trust
deed. ROBERT II. BEAZLEY, Trustee.
MoopY & EoYALL, Auctloncers. ap l-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
By ID. X. Weisiger,
Auctioncer and Land Agent,
No. lois Main street.

rrWENTY-SEyEN AND A Hale
1 ACRES OF LAND ON THE MANCHESTER
TTRNPIKE, FIVE MILES VEST or MA An
:. iitJENERS.' FOR SALE At AUCTiON.T;A,
the request OF Mr.. James W Martin VII sen o.. gu
thS premises; ut O'Clock on @ En- i 1s
FAME, with an old dwelling thereon, situated Z:
above. Being on the pike tn the coal mines makes II
convenient TO get coal cheap.
eV MEMS. One-half cash; the balance ut one year
In Negotiable notes, interest added. secured ny !
deed 81 trust. Taxes for 1873 TO pc pad ny Inc
purchaser. ~ Ia nnctjnncer.
NH .6-u!. lnH-..--S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
Is p !. sssi1ssTyaias,N & AIfsA--Ef4ure Bays.
D By Grabbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Austioneers,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets.

TIARE AND VALUABLE OIL-PAINT.
hINGs FOB SALE At AUCTION.--0n D., TUE VJn :,
nav. Anil 18TH, mt II o'clock M !, we VIII seq az
onr of,ce rare and very valuable private coliecton
~ afsout TWEETY-FIVEO IL.P AINT1NGS, judi
conaIy selected and purchased at large prices many
yenrs ago iy one Of our former citizens.
rho rSiIrtion embraces several works by old mas.
ters. and others by some of the most famous MODERN
artists aud probably comprises pictures or mo t
merit thnn were ever offered ut auction In this citf
Thrv are now on exhibition ut orr Office, nlia MI
lovers Of the fine arts are invited to examine them
before the day of sale. ~
Write or send for d catalogue. >,e
a 70 1850 - - .. Auctionccrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BY 8. N. Davis, Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BIE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
tiGIlTY- EItlMT AIRES OF u, LAMP up, IN M! HEN-
GRATED HALFSINK FARM, FOkhlERIf
OWNED AND 0CGuPIED BY J3SEP 81 i PRiR II
DY AND RECENTLY OCCUPIED Ky ,o. nDAo ~
the t circuit Court Of Aenrico county entered on
the 9TH day of March, 1873, IN the case OF pei.
win sell. as commissioners, on the SEVENTH
BAY OF April, 1873 THAT being court-day |, at u
o'clock NJ I'M front of HGnriG0 County court -ouse,
that valuable FARM and improvements thereon,
containing ONE. HUNDRED AND ElGilLhl , :
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND OF the greatest fertil-
ity, opposite Halfsink, lying about eight miles
from Richmond and two miles from the head OF
TERMS: Onc-third cash; and residue on credit
of six and twelve months, the purchaser To give
bonds bearing legal interest; title retained until
p'A'''-'o N~' +. NJ. CONNER,
W. A. DEIrRIECk,
j. l.. DEITRiECK,
Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE shall sell
| IA Mt the Office of r. d. Eacho, No. 0 Fourteenth
stroat hntTpen Main and franklin. on the Attn
DAY OF APRIL, 1879, at IL o'clock NJ,
-. / TRAVELLING TRUNk,
i chest of CA&PENTEho IooLo' anu
GOLD WATCH, - ,,-,, =,
belonging to the estate of james II. WITTY de-
ceased , ~; ~, hocaascsd
Sale conducted By E. ID. EACno, Auctlonecr.
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WINES. LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DE.

STAUNTON, VA, March 81, 1873.
NOTICE.-This is to certify that we have
~ this day appointed Messrs. CHRISTIAN &c q
the sale of our RILEY WIIISkEI, which Ii the
same article heretofore sold by MessI1. Carter a
Christian. All parties IN want 81 thls SUPERIOR
Yhiskey are requested to call on Iessrs: Christian
White who have the sole control of this brand OF
our whIskey In Richmond. r,,srr,, a co
cOo1 CIV " ~.
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!, a.sI,sNaTURE. &c.

r D. GATEWOoD, NO. S19BRoAUM
u 81 Rect, BETWEEN THIRD ANDES.
sFoURTH.-ln order, TO Inase room for my 5Y9
spring stock, 1 an. closing ont very low fors
cash superior Gu LANDER. PARLO on, and DINING
ROOM FURNirTRF-;,llof the latest styles: also,
Cane aud Woodseat Chairs, Sofas, Lounges Tables,
aud Feather Beds. Upholsering. Repairing Furni.
t,lre, and Gang Seating Chairs, promptly attended
TO- Mattresses on hand and made tn order Goods
sent for aud delivered In the city. Persons visiting
the city would do, well 10 give me call.
NH gp-eotlt j. B.GATEWG0D. z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 NEAT LITTLE FRAMED DWELL
N ING, No. lis SOUTH ADAMS STREET, BE;
TWEEN CARY AND GANAL 81, Srk spI It Al
o'clock p M, we will sell, upon the premises, The
property above referred to, occupied 10y Mr. a. =.
Moore. The dwelling has three rooms, Win watsr
The lot Is about 81 by lbs feet to alley. The neigh
borhoOd is improving. and those having small sun
10 invest will do well to attend ,,.,o
months. will Interest. and sGe$h by tr1,st-dec,i.
GnUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneeis
HITlLDING LOT, adjoining the above on the
north Ss Nv I3j feet Will be sold Immediately after.
4 rood cbincc for persons Of limited means.
~ e'oN GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,,r 2, . - Auctoneers. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
i 500 BOXES OF
1 0.:Bt'to1x,sEl'ss'l t OF So
81 81 7st. INITIAL STATIONERY
-. Just received and for sale by
.stE is.-l,r.sl,J. T. ELLYSoN,
,'is7 BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
~ Il12 MAIN STREET
1II2 MAIN STREET.

~ i5..<,,,.,,J. T. ELLYSoN,
,t97 BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
=, - 1l12 MAIN STREET.
would invite especial attention to the following
advertisement of INITIAL PAPERS:
4. My INITIAL STATIONERY Is admitted BY those
who have used them to be OF q superior quality To
any in the market use the very best ExinA
style Rustic Initill Letters. The boxes arc The
most attractive Of any used. made firm Satin
Surface Paper, with very handsome Autographed
Any OF the following will be sent post paid to airy
address upon the receipt OF the price:
BRiGHTwooD ROsE-TIET INITIAL.
Each box contains one quire Of rose-tIni octave
and two packs Of tinted envelopes stamped with
rustic Initial letters; box green satin finish paper.
handsomely Autographed on top and end. Price
per box, rs cents.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY INITIAL.
Each box contains one qulre Of extra super white
octave and two packs Xxx white envelopes stamped
with rustic initial letters box buff tinted satin finish
paper Autographed on top and end. Price per box,
,r5 EMPRESS INITIAL.
Each box contains one qure Of fine French Pa
per and one pack OF Frcncl. Envelopes. atnsgfct
with initial letters. Box green satir-ahsf, vi n
handsome Acknowledgements picture each box
Price per box, 40 cents. q. .-ts
b H CHRYsTAL LAKE INITIAL.
Each box contains Que guire Of fine French PAPER
and one pack Of fine French Envelopes assorted CO.
lors put up In handsomely finished box with clru-
mo on Lid. Price per box, 20 cents
r DE SOTO INITIAL.
Each box contaius one quirc OF fine paper and
mack of best quality new style envelopes, stamped
with old English letters put up In handsome box
Price per box, SO cents' fsEf n
The. above Is she most complete assortment Of
INITIAL, PAPERS ever offered In this market.
ary of which will be sent TO any address In the
United States postpaid upon receipt Of the price,
nv J.T. ELLYSoS,
tlJ Bookseller and Stal0mer,
1II2 Main street, Richmond, Va
NH 25-dstaw& wt2sblay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

AT THE OLD pLACE.-Jnst setn
IA .up In my wareroolns some OF the finest ~
with i,rser stock OF all kinds OF lower grades
of Furniture. Besiding, lounges, &c. Call andyo,
viii see that my prices are lower than elsewhere.
q ~ 70 EEEF -f's.~ 284 r.. GATHkIGhT, n
IN aa - No. 10 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

A. RTTliJR ROONEY has now readym
IA FOR sale and Hnlshins the handsonsesf IN
salts ut - - :. 81
sCIiAMBER gARLQR, and DINiNa-R0DAs
+ 3. FURNITURE. $500 : ;:ss3f
Of rs good material and Workmanship % ian be
bought anywhere. t5ass IS "a t1s4s 5.t,,, b.,
JJnhasicrins mattresses, olsters, and pilipsrS
a,n, ali kinds Of high and iow-pr1ced goods IN steck
and made TO order ~ yery low Nv Itis,s
pll fasteners Waseroolns Governor ana ffsltsia
streets. ~ 81 - ~ Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

& LIVER
i, LIVER
& = liver tS
+ sta:E I.LVEx 81 las 81.
4, LIVER
LIVER ,tf.sN .ropr
s.REGtLAToR REGuLarr,v'tR;;
REGULATOR! REGuLATURt EE !.,, ~. iroT!
REGULATORY REGULATORS! REG Ia
For over forty years tllis ,r,rISE
n URELYSNEGEgABlEL lEb.R Ar.Hie'
4 sg has proved TO be the ,r,c
GREAT UNFAiLiNG SPEGlrLN ,,y,-
for Liver cainp,antand It's psiht1 ms ar
lPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. y ArSDtcE, .at .ss,1y cY
TAcRs. SICK HEApASHE, CoLic. LII ILL - 1SliIls
SPiRIra SOUR ESroaacii, ikAEIbeh.' -
After years Of careful % ln mn ,sr OIL
aud urgent demand we now produce it''' o'
ginal a ENGINE PowUERS
c'-' '"ss 1'"s 49, TffE PREPAREps ppc,lIA.
LIQUID form of SiMMOSss ~ ,o DIV saiaabe pro-
TOR, consain,ng al It's wonder1ut anu 's Ss
persles' aha oSSS fs !. BOTTLES r.ess.e
The Powders tprice ~ befcfeh ~ pSi -
y gent el oy man. sA's1 CAUTION! -, s,uuoss's
!: guy no Powders, or PkEsARkn 30. engraved
,iiWER E1,UI.AFOR.s unless ~ QUITE our uu-
ni,lef With tf1istc- ssanp, ais's sc
brsScts. Neic other IL gcaaine. !, ,,,.,S q 20.
~ Macon, Ga, anu ri.i u ss,.tNys
+ Sofp pY ALI. DRGGG1sTs- 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
4 1900 s1IEs-..rI.ss nay.

8 a AUGFroH AIEl...sl1ll sss 80. =;
~ e VIII SELL AT OUR AUCTION.
30 1920 e 1 Snn sa's Is O'Clock,
MORNING. comgss , Hsrrfngs, shad Roe,
ose aHu Mattress warrose
suits Cottage Furritare Sg5i5ng S y ah ENsHAw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BY Peterson & Brock,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets tShafer's).

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
w THE PREMISES, on FRIDAY, April dtl'
at 4. o'clock p. NJ, at the corner OF Leyia an
HOUSE. nearly new, containing four rooms he
sides basement. This Is very desirable resluence
I. ct do by 30 feet TO AL alley. Sale positive.
TERMS: Une-tlIird cash: balance In SIX ana
wv" wv :. 'D Auctioneera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BY W.R. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street, between Main and Bank streets
(Shafer's buildingl.

Mo- 34.-FOR RENT, THAT DE-fa
IN SFRABLE and attractive SUBBuRBANz4:t
RESIDENCE known rs the "Keltam House, one
and lIalf miles west of the city OF Richmond on
the Nesiham road. The yard contains a protuslon
OF beautiful s'ade-trecs and shrubery also nun.
Der of select dwarf pear trees and Other select rt
trees. Uhc house contains thirteen rooms; KitcneH
With two rooms stabling for twelve COWS, carriage
house &C. &C., making altogether very nice SUM
nler residence for large family. Price only $500
No 4l.-FuR RENT. COTTAGE with three
rooms and passage; kitchen with two rooms; gar
,Icn attached; In the village OF Harvie; $40 per
month. --.
No :A3-FoR RENT, large COTTAGE, hye
rooms, kitchen three rooms; corner hopnson ano
Powhatan streets, In The village Of Harrie garden
attached; ut Sis per month ..'- - -
No 51-FOR RENT, desirable MARhET FARM
OF Gsb Iacres improved land, four and q half mics
west OF the city. three-quarterSO of milefr Sta
lion OH the Fredericksburg railroad. There are TWO
lwellings-une Of four rooms and one OF three
rooms.-near together: also, good barn. a sui ana
si!lEhouse; four of vines in fine bearing from
which 200 bushels of grapes were sold Last year; gooa
meadow fifteen bushels oats seeded Price, eniy
$3.50 per year. ...s..r..sss ..e... ..s!-
No. SO. FOR RENT, a handsome and commodi-
Gus SUBURBAN RESIDENCE near Harvie.
House has six roams There Is also Il kitchen-fwu
rooms: stables, &c, with large GARDEN Its near
ness to the city makes 1T very desirabie.
We have number of other desirable little farms
for rent. Also, large number Of farms Tor sale.
Also, city lots In improving localities. s.,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

T,HE LARGEST BLANK-BOOK AND
Z IL PAPER-ROx51iA SOf|TH nv
PHlLADELPHlA.-.Fhei undersigned have this d. r
formed co-Dartncrship under the rr-rame ~
fyfe OF II kfNlNGIiAM tor the m,n ,,s
iacture Of BLAEK-BoOKS anu PAPER BOXEs.
The business will be carried on at So sa,,,
Twelfth street, corner Main. '''"
a7 ~ .,ess WILLIAM E, sIsfONs,
~ la. w H, (Peter) X BIRMINGHAM
RICHMOND. VA. january i.Is7a. ia i.;m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

TOR SALE, BRICK DWELLING No. II
II second street, between Main and Franklin: Sc,
ven rooms; gas and water in the house. In good
order Amply to COUPLING & MEADE,
No. IG0I, corner Tenth and Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

nOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D DONE AT gssss OFFICE. sss
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MO. 223.- FOR SALE, FORTY-SEVEN
~ AND A HALF FEET, fronting on Twenty
seventh street running back 100 feet. on which " !!
framed house, seven rooms; kitchen, TWO rooms
cnw-IolIsc. coal and wood house, &c. Ndl8hbor-
hood guot. ,,y ,>rc,p,p,
BUILDING LOT, fronting g feet ON E0Irn strsct,
n h3rgain If sold ut once. ap l-h
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K&0SkS. eTlpTraIKEnY.A

Es0skSs ssTATT1BtE1sY. As.
Nice sHSfil ssEHY TreusT. Tas;i,s,
IN sne AIaerfsan Note and Letter Fspers. Win,
IdftiaI Paper aud Envelopes In boxes:
Gold Paus-<tfH trte5t uldde or wftnonf Hill.
,s.s ers s ~ : - Aaoso~
Portfolios. Of moroecpsnd papdersmscilie:
H6ffabie WnnnH-Ueskss OF pap3er.macf,ie 49,
wood, walnut. aud Sxncy W5odsss F - f IVees
inkstands In CREST variety, Fancy fsaYet- stob+
Letter-Clips and Bill 0Idefs. -sesss 'e'St
s4sss Fine PoCket.Kpf and EraeetS
PpcketeBC0ks an4 Bankers {,asas 8,
Mern0rarHitHDeBo0kg In greet variety
Diaries for 1875, BIank.B Books OF ever ,ssr,t 49,,
- WOODHOEsE e P4EHAS ''o.
ml,2s = : 1896 MINI sspes,
VOLUME %, sGRAT,TAN,s REPORTs.
Code 0f Virginia, s1s7a; Acts or ,nhfy Ios.'
can Repors, voitine 4; English RepSrts yo hms.
sandss SHIFTS In Equity. volume Guiyon's iuS,si
OF virginia Reports WaliacesU United states Ro.
Orders solicited for the above at 1915 Main SIRE,
Bankrupt aud other Legal l3iasiks. '''eSt'
~ All The NEW works aud q large stock Of sT.sp-
Ah Hil3 law s0f sac x asAspospH { rssr,su
TN,Ks.-sOUTHwAKl COMPANIES
Il ENGLISH WRITING INK writes bi.ct 80
never fades. sole agent for Usi!ed States. 90"
8. SCHENGK, Tag CO., 5S Beckman street. NV
NH 1s-5rn 80 -
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wv AIMED, a BOY lwhite or coloredD
w aSqut sixteen years OF age for ROUSE
SERVANT and TO drive. Must fe accustomed to
horses Apply ut SPOTS & GIBSOS'S
an e-sis from To aP. M.
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far exceeding any legal and rate OF interest it
has many fold proved blessing to thousands who
would otherwise have been left destitute
The Society issues all the most desirable Forms
of Life and Endowment Policies, on which D!vi-
dends will be paid annually
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stopped at tho cabin long enough to shout
through the window that the Wolves were
out, and hurried on. John who lived
with his brother, knowing that Peter must
come the same path, took his gun and
walked out on the edge of the forest,
where he halted to listen. But short
time elapsed before he heard the sound
of the pursued and pursuers, and rushing
down the hill, he arrived upon the scene
Just in time to leap between Peters pros
trate form and the wolves, the foremost of
whom were less than ten feet distant.
Taking steady aim. he sent a bullet
through the animals brain, and then,
while the pack were fighting terribly over
the dead body of their comrade, he slung
Peter over his back and gained the open
ground in perfect safety.
Peter frankly told the whole truth about
the affair. from beginning to end, and con-
cluded the story with the emphatic asser-
ton that as long as he lived he would new
er be guilty of such another practical joke :
VOW he faithfully kept.
We commend his resolution to all prac.
teal jokers. Nothing is more foolish and
reprehensible than the average OF practi-
cal jokes. The temptation to perpetrate
one comes often. but should always be
resisted.
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Q. Il. H q IH s.,
Consisting of Ovcrshirts Undershirts prawerss
Cardigan Jackets, White shirts, Socks Suspenders
Gloves, Mitens, Cuffs Collars Buttons,
studs &c, also the largest and best selected lot of
ties In The city, all of the latest and most nobby
styles. Undershrts and drawers of all colcrs, from
co cents to %.
Then ii you have q desire to inhale the invigor-
ating fumes of delicious cigar, Hobbs keeps them !;
also tobaccos of the very best brands, with nice
lot Of fruits and confectionery.
Now that the great tidal wave has receded to the
depths OF obvien, and peace and quietness reign
supreme, Hobbs most respectfully requests his old
friends and AS many new ones as have little scrip
to spend, to give him cab.
c. d. HOBBS, Water ST.
HalloWell, Oct. H. 1872. IF
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JURUBE BA,

which is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thorities OF London and Paris "the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known 10 the medical world.'
This is no and untried discovery, but has been
long used by the leading physicians of other coun
tries with WONDERFUL remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartcs and physics; they give only tempo
rary relief; indigestion. hatulency, and dyspepsia
WIFE piles and kindred diseases, are sure to follow
sured
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Plat St., New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
jan25-4wl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-19
Western wit-The Danbury Man No.
where.

From the Louisville Courier.Journal.l
An Illinois paper tells US that " East
Pawpaw boasts the smallest man and
woman living" The people ought all
TO be extraordinarily small, rs We
can't conceive how they can be content
TO live in town Of that name II they
are large enough to get away.
There is girl In Iowa who il now
six feet seven Inches In hight and is
still growing. Hence the conundrum,
"How is that for high?" Hang the
girl you can't kiss without going to the
expense of step-ladder.
The San Francisco papers tell Of an
Indian woman who recently died there
at the age of l25 years. As nothing Is
said Of her parents having attended the
funeral, we take it for granted that she
was an orphan.
II the Scandinavians knew that Lief
Erickson discovered America In the
tenth century, why didn't they men,
tion it TO Columbus, and save him the
trouble Of doing q thing that had
already been done?
David Eidler, of Utica, Illinois, also
drew his gun toward him wrong end
foremost. His death was certainly
very shocking. but far less so than the
remark Of the Boston Post that ho died
"by violin-ce."
An insane man moving grass In a
Pennsylvania meadow, with three
Others, suddenly turned. and running
his scythe through one Of them, John
Myor. killed him. The poor lunatlc
imagined that, as all flesh Is grass, his
companion ought to count us part OF
tho hay crop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-19
OUT WITH THE TIDE


Chin and murk the twilight fall,
As the tide streams out 10 the Cay.
Come elose to my aide. oh, faithful one,
And kiss me again, pray;
For my life L. sbbing along with the Tide
Ebbing and passing away.
Fling wide the la,,ice-,he sunset one
That looks ON the open sea;
llovo 10 hear the plsiniivs wave-,
Which ever seem calling 10 me;
Now take our babe from the cradle -oN
And place HIN upon yoIr knee.
How lovely he looks. with the dainty nnsh,
Like q sea rhel'r tint on his cheek
Our lives have been happy, have the> not!
Though poor, we were gentle and meek.
Nay, DO not cry, grieve To see
Those tears on n manly cheek.
Place him back once more In his little crib;
Though never again he may see
Tne Hight OF love In these fading eyes,
He will not be far from me;
shall nightly guard his gentle sleep,
And keep him pure and free.
Now raiss me up on your massive arm,
That has toiled for US both 20 long;
Kiss me agaln. and let me watch
The dark waves sweep along,
And hear the voice OF the night wind come, =
With It's sad and dirgs.l!ko song.
ont with the tide .-afar, sfar--
Bot not 10 an unknown sea;
For, look the lighthouse now In III,
And us hmps are flashing free;
Out with the tide but not. dear love.
Not slways away nom thee.
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Col. MosBY declares that Grant Is
"the ablest man in America" This Is
certainly very complimentary to
Grant; but, then it Is deuccd hard on
the rest Of ius.-Louisrilie Comier-Jom-
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WAN Ed,

~oou AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE
X, family for gentleman and wifs Address
tobi Boz rs. Post once, Gold HinEs.snnS s y,
price and location. !S"
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NOTICE,

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DIR. HALL
A Viii please call at his once and settle their
,,,onnts His health has so far improved that
he can ,.eIve coin and receipt bills without
Injury TO IL. '. u,rr nm
my3t,u y. =. nNE-. - ~. -
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VIRGINIA AND TRUCkEE
RAILROAD.

ssls1Rl!e4R
an AND AFTER FEBRUARY /, 1878,
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The road to the Lake, from Carson, Is one OF
great beauty, passing through green forests;
across rugged mountains and along beantinll
valleys The scenery around tho shores OF the
Lako Ia among the most gorgeous In the world.
Telegraph otice at the Hotel
Josu Il. N. XEsEY, Proprietor