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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
VOLUME XXNI.
Poetry.
ENDURANCE.
BY MARY LOWE DICKINSON

BY MARY LOWE DICKINSON
For depths of human suffering or JOY no measure
Into our hearts is given;
We cannot know our brothers loss or treasure
HIS anguish or his heaven
0fttimes the arrowy sharpness of sorrow,
Piercing life's common calm
Sultes hidden rocks of comfort which tomorrow
erhoW with healing balm.
Ofttimes we calmest find erief's turbid river
Who trembled on its brink;
Full Oft the cup at which banched lips culver
Holds wine OF hope TO drink.
Wealth burdens that we staggered in the taking:
We walk erect at length;
The bitter blows that bow us e'en to breaking
reveal our secret strength
The turbulent tide of tangible despairing
Beats never unconsoed
Not so the long, low swell Of anguish bearing
Dumb sorrow manifold.
The common griefs of common souls, whose level
Is mortars low estate
Whose yoices-deadCned by some loud woes
reyel-
In sobbing silence wait
Wait for one answering cry Of recognition,
One star athwart their sky
one promise of a far-otf fruilion
For hopes that waiting die:
And, dying, walk again in ghostly starkuess
Pe0pling the gloomy gray
Ilat makes tlelF heaven murkler than darkness,
And farther from the day.
For these where is the light: Shall that br!ght
portal
Which, soon or late swings wide
For every soul, reveal a joy immortal,
Secured the other side:
shall we our crosses lift, till light upon them
Transfgures all below?
ANA wear our crowns so long ere We have won
them
That all their glory know?
And these who, bending, drag a cross in sadness,
Their faces to the dust
Not carry palms at last? or know the gladncss
OF souls that rest and trust?
i H7ioW-sltpping beads, or patient folding
OF stained hands in prayer,
IAat makes them purcr? or the faithful bOldina
OF what God gives to bear?
Not all the gathered wisdom of the saees
Can guess Gods hidden ways
Ana yet The slow unfolding of the ages
Must still show forth His praise
Aud all this mystery of pain our spirits
can neither bear nor break
May not be mystery TO souls who bear ii
For love and for loves sake.
-ChriStidH Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

The Shah was astonished when told
that the honor Of the Knighthood OF the
Garter was expected to cost him 120o,
and he left England without paying. ne
seems to think, as the Emperor Napoleon
declared, that to ask money as part re-
turn for suppositious honor is peculiarly
English and extremely shabby.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

During the performance Of woman
gymnast and velocipede rider, on tight
wire, at a theater in Leeds, England, a
man in the gallery was detected in an at-
tempt to unfasten the guy ropes by which
the wire was strained up. The slacken,
ing of the wire would have thrown on
the woman and killed her. The man was
heartily thrashed by about dozen IN the
gallery. and then kicked out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
How Monkeys are Caught.

FROM the chapter on menagerles, II
Olive Logans volume, Before the Foot
lights and Behind the Scenes" " we make
the following extracts:
Monkeys are such cunning creatures
one would suppose them much more diff
cult to catch than any other wild animal
Pitfalls will take a lion, and the famished
monarch of the desert will, after few
DAYS of starvation, dart into cage con
tanning food, and thus be secured. But
how are the monkeys caught? The ape
family resembles man. Their vices are
human. They love liquor, and fall. In
Darfour and Sahaar, the natives make fer
mented beer, of which the monkeys are
very fond Aware of ibis the natives &C
to the parts of the forest frequented by the
monkeys, and set on the ground calabash
es full of the enticing liquor. As soon as
the monkey sees and tastes it, he utterS
cries of JOY that soon attract his comrades
Then an orgie begins, and in short time
the beasts show all degrees Of intoxica
ton. Then the negroes appear. The
drinkers are too far gone TO distrust them
for larger species than their own genus
The negroes take them up, and these i'm
mediately begin to weep and cover them
with kisses When negro takes one by
the hand to lead him off, the nearest mon
key will cling to the one who thus finds a
support, and endeavors to get off also
Another will grasp at him, and so on
until the negro leads staggering line OF
ten or a dozen tipsy monkeys. When
finally brought to the village they are Sc
curely Gagged and gradually sober down
but for two or three days gradually di
minishing supply of liquor is given them,
so as to reconcile them by degrees to theil
sfnfn of canfirify
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

"A nephew of DR.. Pratt, of Lanesboro,
Mass, about eleven years of age, died, the
other day, from the effects Of TOO much
amateur circus performance. He spent
most of the hours of one forenoon in turn
ing somersaults, and the result was that
his bowels became so twisted and knotted
up that they never afterward performed
their regular functions, and though he
lived for ten days, death was inevitable,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

8ir leien in Der ,,&npemne'' Gin
MGo6en bon ~leltener S96nbsit unb an=
itanoiser aleiouns sins Dor GINGER 3eit
our6 cine Der banbeltreibenoiten StraBen
0 Sorbeaur. Sbre Gri6einuns
ma9te auf einen bes @eses fommenben
jungen Mann einen 10 lebbaften ginbrud,
Dap er ibr unipilfirli6-aber oiscret na6=
i9lenoerte. Sic sins in einen 2aoen, in
ipel6em Der salante S%paSiersanser iie cine
Sanfnote wedieln iab. 8alb fam lie pie=
Der beraus; er fOlst ibr peiter uno liebt
lie in einen ~siueiten 2aoen einfebren, 100 lie
abermals Elm 8anfbilet we6leln ldBt,-
rSonoerbar", iaste Der s%efeielte SeOba9=
ter. sic iest ibren Wes fort, INNER un=
bemerft BON Dem 6remoen sefolst. Srit=
ter 9aoen, brittes 8anfbilet. ySifs m6s=
lid !" murmelt Der eritaunte @alan bel li6
ielbIt. 8iertes MasaSin, piertes Billet.
SEPT sins Dem 8eoba4ter elm 2i9t auf.
Solte i'd ni6t sufdllis bier elmer Galid=
miinserbanoe auf Der Spur iein ba9te
er, nno Der &oman p%eripanoelte li9 in cine
aillenseidi9te. guf @runo Der BON inn
sema9ten ansaben erldBt Der Yrocurator
einen Serbaftsbeiebl; bas MdS9en wiro
perb0rt. SIN 6olse ibrer Grtldrunsen
bdlt man in Der @pbnuns ibrer Gltern in
Der 8emeinoe Gauoeran, nabe Der StraBe
bon Merisnac, cine Sausiu6ung uno ent=
oeft Die &npferplatts permittelit wel6er
bic iali6en Santbillte i~abricirt worOen
waren, Io,pie fir mebrere tauieno 6ranfen
fall6e 25=6 rancsbilets uno cine beoeuten=
De Summe in @olb uno Silber. Sie
6ali6miinSer iinO Der Batter oes junsen
Mdo@ens, Disqualification unb Die
Wtutter, wel6e beioe, glei9 i6rer Der 0tit=
i9ulo iiberflbrten So9ter uerbaftet uur=
Den. g8ie bieYoliSei ermittelt, bat oie6ami=
lie ole ibre Ginfdufe beim Webser, Bidder,
&rdmer &c. INNER in flinsenoer MiinSe be-
sablt. Sas Ndbere miro Die 9eri6tli6e
llnterlu9ung ergeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

nur unter Mitpirfuns Der IerSte nit Silfe
elmer senauen Statiitif etipas iiber Die ur=
laden Der &inberiterblidfeit erfabren ;
oann lei Der 3eitpuntt sefOmmcn, einsn=
idreiten, neil man bann wiiie, pobii Die
Sbdtisfeit 81 lenfen iei.-@nf Die bobe
Sterbli6feitssiHer Mindens Suriidsrei-
feno, betont iibrisens YrOf. b. pettenfofer,
baB ibre bobe 3abl ni6t ausldlieBli6 our9
ben Sob Der &inoer beoinst lei. Mon
piiie auf @runb elmer iebr iOrsfdltigen Sta=
tiiif iber Die Sterbli9fett Der baierii9en
8arnilonen, baB Miin9en nit elmer boben
3iHer ii9 beoenflid ausSei9ne. Gs lter=
ben bier am Sppbus bon Der 8arnilon Z
pro Mile, alio bel elmer @eIammtitdrfe
berielben BON 1000 jebes Sabr 40 iunse
2eute an bieler einen &ranfbeit. Sn pie=
len @arnilonen sibt es feline Verluite our1
Sppbus. Sies ;eist oeutli9, oaB ni6t
allein Die Teuseborenen, oaB ielbit Wen=
iden i'm frdftisiten alter itdrfer bier am
2eben bebrobt limo, als an anberen Orten.
Na6 elmer einsebenoen GrDrteruns abnli=
der Sbatia6en iuuroe Die Sistuilion iiber
biefen 8esenitano sei6loien, unter Dem
a~llsemeinen 8uni6e, es mDdte selinsen,
ben llriaden Der fOlpiialen &inberiterbli6=
felt in Siiooeuti6lanb auf Die Spur Su
fpmmen, es m0dten Ii6 alle @ebiloeten II.
ltrtbeilsfdbisen, namentli9 Die Ier5te uno
Die @eiitli6feit Die Sano rei6en, UNI nit
Den iibrisen Seb0roen bieies 3iel Su errei=
den benn nit Der GrtenntniB beg llebels
lit idon Der erlte Sdritt su oslien crfols=
rei6en llnteroriiduns sema6t":
Gains. D. 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
Die 2sridie i6er oem CAT 2siuer

Ser Yrooflpner Sburm Der Gait Giper
Bride sebt idnell ieiner Y%ollenouns ent=
gesen uno 1T Die Spibe Oesielben jebt be-
rsits $50 SUB iiber Dem g8aIieripiesel.
W69entli9 merben BON ben Irbeitern Sipei
S9i9ten Steine gele9t, woour9 Der Sau
jeoesmal nm A SUB erbOht miro. Sis
gum 6abrwese lit Die Bride 116 SUB bod,
IN Der Mitte oeiel6en io9ar 1876, ba bier
nod cine Glepation BON 10 SUB fir nOtb-
wenois eradtet ipuroe, cine SObe, uel6e es
ermOslidt, oaB S4ifie BON elmer Sra9-
iabisteit bon 1000 Sonnen oarunter ipe9=
fabren fOnnen, obne ibre Maiten nieber gu
~lallen. Sic Yeranferunsen Der Srabtlei=
le, ipel6e Die Bride tra9en, iueroen 26S
Sub iiber Dem 8aiieripiesel iein. 9ie
sanSe 9dnse Der Bride bon CHATHAM
Street, Neip Yort, mad Sanbs Street,
Yrooflpn, wiro $3.50 SUB, Die, Spannpsi=
tie berielben 1906 Sub betrasen. 3abllois
Stufen iibren BON Ylatform 81 Ylatform,
ebe man ben bO@iten Yuntt Oes Sburmes
errei9t. Oo9 lobnt es ii6 setpiB, oieiel=
ben, ielblt nit @nipannuns aler &rafte,
81 eriteisen, oa cine prddtise ausli6t Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Seiu9er enti9doist. Soote unb tleinere
S9ifie nit ibren tpeiBen Seseln tummeln
iid, IuBi9aalen sleid, auf benz JluIie,
biz tie almdblis Dem ause entl6winoen ;
Oceanbampfer bur9idneioen itols Die
@elen, li6 ibrsr @rObe unb Stdrte be-
muBt. Yrooflpn, Die Stabt Der &ir6en,
in Der man Die etpis i6afenoen, benz &liif=
te ober &ei6tbum railos ~na6iasenben
@eniden pie Yuppen ii3 eilis bin u. ber
bewesen iiebt, liest, ebenio pie oas lieblis
dc Song Sslano, su Den Siibcn bcs Be-
i6auers. Ser md9tise Suoion Siebt lid
slei6 einem Silberfaben our6 oas tuun=
berpolle @emdlbe, an ieiner einen Seite
bas fade New Seriep beipiilenc, ipel6es
nit ieinen Stdbten unb Staot4en, ieinen
meilenlansen sriinenben @efilben einem
Yaraoies slei9t. Staten Sslanb lebnt
ii6 nit Ieinen 6elbern unb @isien an bic
8epdier Der gai unb perbedt fait nit isi-
men bliibenben @drten Den &arioan &iper.
llno ipeiter l6meiit bas guse mad Blue
&iose unb ben @nbDben BON Neperlinf,
binter pel6en iid Der Ocean in ieiner lln=
enoli6feit ausoebnt. llnb mitten in bic
lem enlightenment Yanorama lie9t Die Me=
tropple Neiu Oort nit ibren Wteilen lansen
Straben, aus benen ii6 sanse Satai0One
BON Sbiirmen uno S6orniteinen erbeben,
nit ibrem &ei9tbum uno-Gleno
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farta III ,~rerfaMfen.

Gint In prairie Spring 2spnfbip, Sadfca Co., Ssra,
auf Der fpeenanntsn Hiess an Ter eamstts u. gtaeyue Rvae,
5 Wteiltn fihpsfli6 ron Ct. Dsnatus Gsts sss morris,
ttra s gtlsn BON Bellevue, ~stlsssne 8arm spn fl Gder.
resrn "a In Gultur unb ~einseftnlt unt 10 @fer SsI,lane
Hne. auf Der 5arm befnett I'D elm qesbauIs nit Sttane
Sta1uns, Giferns &c. Oidt an her 8arn feet has SOUL.
taus es Grrnlbtrs. Sur bic ndteren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sen rente man I'D an bic Reedeticn eitles Blattes cher an
cen Observation-Disclosures, 5srrn ". Girdbsn In Ct. Bona.
tus. Sadicn Co., Spwa, Der AUD terett Ia, hem qisbtaesr
bic Barn 10 itsea. Stunt As 1T.
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q aIifp n ia:

California:
DearpssiQe, CUBA Gp.........W m. 3. Gels.
Santa CLARA, SantaGlardGr.......Nte. Gprpfstn.
Canada
0f gbereIs yerrebpune gpuutp. Suebsc % sfer Hs,
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D. ;. miaiams 4 g.,
9fo. IL & IA. Wain.S traBs,

Jctpd.
~ mir MAIDEN bic esutf6tn Q~aneslsutt nod ~beIsnssrs
autntrfiam. has PER- we. aBslter alien an bic 6anb stbt
uns enr6 fsas lanadbrist Stnninib bee @tf&dftes auf
gpunf8 ale ausiaHit sibt. (Nai ifs Wt5
, 1873-08-09

expressed his great pleasure that the Eng
fish mind had again been awakened upon
the subject of slavery. His experiences of
the slave trade in Africa, he SAID, showed
that the evidence given before the late
Parliamentary Committee was under rather
than over the mark, and the conclusions
formed by that committee had been more
than borne out by what came under his
eyes and ears in South Africa. He bore
testimony to the efforts which had been
made by both parties in Parliament to re-
move the curse Of slavery aud the slave
trade from he world, ana he called upon
, 1873-08-09
DINNERS.
NEW STYLE.

Aud now what is the matter with our
dress at dinner parties, aud-what can it
singify how we sit or what we have on as
long as we can reach our food? Let us
enter any middle class diniug-room, where
the dinner does not happen TO be In Russo.
Look at the company at any ordinary din
ner.
Look at the host first, whose whole at
tentlon ought to be centred on his guests,
and on making the conversation brilliant
and above all general Poor fellow, he is
working hard at the bottom of the table,
through every course, for he has TO carve
Ot course he carves badly, having never
studied that difficult art,-breaks a glass
or two-jokes in a CreastfalIen way over
the accidents,-never hears when he is
addressed, or answers vaguely, his entire
mind being fixed on the gr~ayY-splashes
his cutfs-mannal labour in a tight dress
coat covers his Wrinkled brow with honest
~drops-the sharp corners of his shirt collar
Tx themselves into his jaw and bring the
tear into his eyes. He eats nothing him
seIt-the reason is obvious, he has not a
moment to spare-never was a maj so
pressed for time, so anxious, so nervous, so
bewildered.
Observe the hostess behind a tall pair of
fowls. She vows she cannot move her
arms freely Wv -Iat woman in a low necked
dress ever couIdO her bracelets e~ntangIe
themselves with the legs Of the fowl and
with each other, and clank like chains and
gives. She gladly accepts the offer of the
nearest cavalier made with half a heart,
out no6Lesse o6ige-to save her the trou-
be- OF course the gentleman carves
worse than the host, because the dish is
not IN the right position for him-more
cresttallen jokes-conversation f1ags-all
watch hlm-he becomes more nervous and
proceeds still more slowly-he explains
that he is awkward-ths guests wish he
, 1873-08-09

power; if there be not truth therein, then
the trick of one is the trick of the other
From the Chambers Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
81 -. i. WrisIger.
Auctlouccr and Land .'ecnt,
lUl5 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND RESI-.
DtN;E NEAR PDWHATAN COURT
HOGS . FOX SALE. AT AUCrlON.-BF request
OF Mr. K. Garcia will sell al my Office. Ia The cliJ
Of Richmond. on SATURDAY the 2,ih ,tiy 81
.rptrIhcr 1873. AT II ocl Eek NJ. his tAi:M, siiu-
a;,d In Il healthy locality, n,,e mile west 81 The
courthouse. Oh the l,ucki siain road. tx miles
from Jefferson and eight irom MichanAr 'rrr "ii
james river. ana thirteen from po"haltH st.i"h,
on thr Richmond and iJanylIlc railroad. containing
TUUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY itKf ;. to'
cleared. ,laI,cc ia OAK an pirc woods, GiNidciIio
-FOUR fields, al! under guoi fencing. ..,.
Til. improvements consist OF new BRlth
I:WtI LING. ten roolG- ana three I"rch"~: hi'c' h
with tire" rooms, &c. In II large anu sli1"y Sarl'
lal yc stable. barn. corn. house, two tobacco hj'";
and ether necessary out-hnu>r,. good apple a'"i
l,.,ch orchard. ana excellent wafer
Horses. stock. Xc.. can lie had nj ii!r prices.
TERMS: Sy.5vJ cash h1a.c" "uc ADD ."o. Year,
in bond, !n.lrilg SIX per ccn;. Interest ch"vi 10y
,,,cn nr tru,i -. Il. 8risiGr,H.
=. -. Aurilonc"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
~ iioo,iy & ROYAL.
Real Estate A@yut> ana .tur,ioh"'is'
Office corner of >...cuth Ah! nun sT't''
Mn,rhr>frr Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE or >pLE -
~ DID X AZ. ESTATE ~ tllt 81 r,,i,E
CnESrEEFlt LID. AZ ThE hip Hin> Iii,
1itChINUiIhM ROAD, ONLY Qln> IN
Or A Mll, = PROM COALslELp TAI ioH:n>
ROAD. THIRTEEN MILES ffuN TIT.
CITY OF RlCHM .SD.--Ky .lrihr o' ~ ~, ~
of The Gre ii CoGr; Of thc>itrhrld co'nn' ~ N'
Nav term, 1873. In 4 certain siti' s'Nnd -
guardian, rs Marion j.. krrtr!3 ~" a''u T''"
Hancock" the undersigned sttS La oiI'' - N.
viii sell 1T public au .:Iun ~ SAN Hi,Ah Sep's,
hr aTth. ia al II o'ciocS VI. thc lIci"iar''
EIsyaS ACRES OF SaLGahhr ~ 90;
Ing on the buckingham r,,a !, with Faiaa,'s -
proycncuts thereon. House CONTAINING w., mi,
rooms two stories high, with all Tie hStssn u H.
buildings npw in the cccnrnc! y! '","'. I'M,
liam u. Woodbridge and Dr Ed"'ri At.m.. III, in
i trrlr yuluaDlc properly, silufi' IN .n ,r,h, ;,
tr coa, field ,u,t convenient IA riiiFnF'' I'LL
stores schools, Sc. map Of the ahoN -, ',v 81
property can 10 seen on the premise 20 -
~al.. =, ,a,r Ejrt,-
This Is beautiful summer rrsn; - h t;,,,,.t
n,nuu aud In half an hours rriNc OK w" f"- ,,,.
springs, and should engage the atlr'..io', " ak
scrsi !. such investments ! ny one - ,.I oa
,t HE uro, yiy ,s..l!c The day III sac VIZ
Mr.. Maricn j. Hancock, stNf. :. VI A'''
al he Midlothian pits. 49,. h,;,ur.,.at
TERMS: Duc-f.urth cash, anu ''ic -. mn,
four eight and Twelve months ir ncs"ti' -, 80
h,urin. tx per cent. interest from cay % ,,,y
Ill. hrl,p Retained, uu,i the Whole rIitiid't n"
/, raid The directs ne COMA 80, ,.,i, in
r,"rt We The ri. ht to al tEe iilrcF'is an ,,It>
. land for thl beuea; OF Tie infant u,i .,n'@'
So" '''" ' suCRATrs hRt'Vn>,
special Commissioner.
MOODY s ROYAL, aaeiionetrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
By ID. X. WeiSicer. -iucti.Eeer,
1nll hlnin SlrGeL

TOR SALE, SIXTY-FiFE CHEAP AND
4 .TTRACTlyt BUILDING LOTS IN MID
LOTIila WITHIN 4 FEW HINDKEll Iahl,o
CF Goa LF1tLn DEPOT, o. TIE hlG!lMrn,N,D
AND DaSViLLE KAiLKnAi,. 1li- iEh-
EHp r T9N Iy AEIn TIiHSEHh rWO OF
r,IrM Will IMpRuNtMs NTS.--iiy virtGe "f
The decree OF Chesterfield tircnit court entered on
The Nav. tT9 IN The suit Of - raln trustee, &C.
rs Walker and ais the subscriber. thereby ap--
rintcJ sInca! commissioner for the purp0.c VIII
offer for sale. the premises. ~ pubic aurt'il on
TUESDAY the I'D dry o. September. 1873, 1T the
hour Of - O'Clock NJ, the abnvc-t serinrd very dc-
siriiia property. known as NlSitEFltLi,; anH
adioIniir. the lin,iS o, the Midlothian toal-Ilinin@
CGlni,ny. Colonel William Il. Woodbridge anu
others The whole tract contains TWO III DRIED
S\urES ACRES. ami will he sold either as II
whole or in lots according to :: recent plat sub
dividing the same into % lots ol 10 10 .acfc au 80
/, n arrrs. ,,,.,.,.
TIE MINERAL RIGHTS WILL De RESERVED
EXPRESSLY ~ ALL TIE SALES AND IN liiE
DEEDS or CONVEYANCE.
= he Iut win, the residence has ktch and other
ont houses, with excellent garden anu SiEtdS
ward. Lot No. is has small mouse anu Il nne
spring OF water The railroad infelsec,s tie tIact.
4 new church and Il Masonic hall and 4 Pvihiin
hall are contemplated 10 he soon erected In Ali'lo-
iIjan: ana with railroad facilities anticipated. TO
settlers In this grow ing town II Is b"iicVcd tbata
rare opportunity is here off rel for cheap anu lea
SAINT homes as we'll as 10 capitalists or purposes OF
speculation.
4 man of the above property can he seen N the
Office of The duct"ncer and III Midlothian. .,,
TERMS: Onc-tour II cash: residue ut four eiSht,
n; ii fwc.vc m, nths-or. oEc.hird cash: rcsi:nc a.
Twelve iyt on. and twerly-i,ur m"ntliS-intcre~t
from div OF sale al six per cent. per :iiiiH'ii; ann
the purchaser irving his notes FOR tI ':'irrfc" pay!
Incnts, secured by the title being retained; xrs
Special Gcmms>ioncr
Sale conducted by D. X. #EIsIcEH, Aur'ionesr'
ST. ll-cOd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
By Coiilling * Pcndleton,
Real Fstitc Agents and AuctionccrS.
M Inn, cnrn.r Tenth and Bank slrcrlS.

rJ,RTSTEE'S SALE OF TWO EXCEL-
| List BUILDING LOTS MAX iio"HRnS
GROVE FRONTING On TILE EOAl, ~ NJ
IN, FROM VALLEY STRttT TO MECnAS-
E,SVlLLE TUKNPlKE-TiZ
LOT No. -. fronting on said ROAD 80 i'e' anu
Also. LOT ~. fronting on said road 80 feet ;'nd
h Eek -! feet , 90 ,,,a .,,,-
Ky virtue of deed OF trust execute " NV, a.. ,.,h
day OF February 1871. ard duly recorded IN aenriro
County Court In -. Il. -. prye -, ~ III sea- =, pun
lie auction. on THURSDAY the 2d III! I'll oeto-
hnr tho obovc-,,cscribcd property.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sac.
9. ~ WILLIAM FOLhrS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

\ FRt:!E DWELLi\t, with twn stores. coy
O., Il with SLATE. containing sven ioruIS: kitci.cu
and ;ic usual ost-hui>,:>. and LOT . ly l55 feet.
on he south side ~ lay street bc:""ch twenty
eighth and Tw""iyuinin streets, Church Ill., FOR
sale privately. Apply to .,...,.....> .,,
RlLIIAEDSDN 4 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
IL ". bodd:n.
huctlonecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank stress.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ASMALLFARM
l. OF TWENTY--EVES ASB Ohk-EOERrd
ACRES. ON THr, BROOK TURNPIKE, I,yD
AND A QUARTER MILES NDHTn OF HiCiI-
MOSD. IN TIE COUNTY OF III >EIGO-Ey
virtue nf decd Of trust executed d, CERTAIN tr,-
tees with power in either OF them 10 at D-.g-
Ing dArc on the eth d,y of ilarri - duly record
81 In the clerks ill % of IIcar:, Cpanty Corr.
and Nv i decree Of the I'll merry loIrt OF The
city OF Richmond pronounced on the - h day ~
October. ls1v. In the ease az ioriD> u..ui li>tratr
lgiIst Rose and others. which .,crcc has recently
been conr ned by the tourto Appeals. the ut'"r
sign d. acting rustic. will procc"d IL sell IL ti,
aliciion, upon the premises. on THUhSD, y the
2i,h day III Scpc nhcr, lsI3. At o'clock T. H. II
fir Il not, on The next far ,liv thereafter he
TRACT or PARCEL OF LA>p cove. 81 by he
said deed. containing WENT Y-'t.>tS ND
DHF-FOIkTil AthES tctmposci ~ l"ia Nos. I.
:. aud 9 in Charles Gopiauds plrul. Eing In The
county of IIpiirico The east sIc ~ n" E:'rk
turnpike and extending naca 10 i:ic %" road. ari
adjoining The Eln.iS III irs. stiiI~hary :tli niI-
hon AMI the usual ou;-bu!i lncs. vii OF good
waiter and an excellent orchard.
The id land will ~ dividsd into two or more
parr,- ~ may De deemed tc,t al III" h"!" Sale,
his prpertS i l1ca!rd IL L DIS rt'fic iupIGy-
ing part If he county. aui is We aiIylod for !.
market gara.cn or GARY farm.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash ale VT
am authorized y al he par e, In ANY MAJ .Irr in
tcrr>r.d IN alter them 10 "ac-luur the ;ir, Ia -
rui, al sin. twelve, and 81; Il =, u mo IL, + r me-
rotialc noes with -iX per crh.unl per .un,rn In
te,>t added. aud tie title /" IL. retained ul The.
whole pur lEtSc none" = fully paid.
"a tlto PLFAsA\I~.
So 81 &rdtdS ArtiaG Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
= uc,I.,a SALES.--FUTURE Says.
BY W. GoddiI.
AuctIoueer ind Zeal Estate agent
crrner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS (Nos. AND oi
d SQUARE NO. 20) IN RGTilEEFQomDS
ADDITION. UNION nut: Also Lotto THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARsHilLL HEyWEs s,;S
NONEDE AND HENRY STREETS, ALSO LOT
US TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
HENRY AND BELFIDEKE STREETS; f,'
SALE AT kUCTiOS.-ht the request or AIR Jo-
srph Alexander Berne. TIC attorney in fact for tbe
heir If law of the latc MCnsicr tie Maup"rtinS,
Shall seI nj auction on the premises, In TN" order
advertised on FRI.AY the 2ttn 81 1ept,en YER,
south side MARSHALL street adjoining tic residence
Of Mr.. John j. King, fronting % iect; ana fnhlns
back $50 feet to an oliey: after which Say nj
O'Clock Z. Nj. on the premises, that beautiful III
ON The south src If In street near TO Pafk lace"
I'm rear of tn. residence OF Mr. George ;. Palmer
fronting 80 feet. and runnins back lI3 feet 20 III
allev. . ,,,-.. l.,
Also ut the same tire and place, two LOTS In
RrthrrioOri' addition. each lI3 by Ito lcl IN la1
Il.ndsomc -uutre ua Union 'iiil y" 20 'uI'.dhy
q r. Twcniy-nint I'm Thrli"th streets.
sTEras: Gne-.!iird cash: bilancc ri four ana
.i4ht mouths for negotiable I.otcs, interest added
ecat VI. GDDDIS. Au,ti one"r.