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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

PUBLIC LECTURE.-Dr Robert Morris, LII.
D., Secretary 10 The American Holy Land Ex-
ploration, and extensively known throughout
this country as an Explorer of Bible Lands and
author of valuable works upon the subject, viii
deliyer in the West Presbyterian Church IN this
city Tomorrow at 8, L. NJ. His remarkable
lecture entitled "Patmos and the Seven Church
es Of the Book Of Revelation" The lecture Is
free. All are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

PEA PACKING.--John s. Collias & Co..
Gamers OF fresh fruits and vegetables, at
Lsbsnon, on We'd dnesday. packed $500 cans
of peas In ten hours. This firm also were
receiving 500 bsss cts of peas per day this
week. This is big business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Special Notices.
Food for the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thr'ye. be
stro ng aud healthy and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. aprzdsm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

TRAINS FROM THE FOOT OF WEST STREET.
To morrow afternoon, the Sunday train
on the Wilmington & Western Railroad,
will be run from the foot of West street.
The additional track h 8 been laid and put
in running order to this point,and the work
will be speedily pushed forward unto Its
terminus, at the foot o French street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Ol e D:

in this city, on tbs 9Th inst.
John s. Jamisou, in the 25th year of is age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his parents. No. lUo Justson street. on
Sunday afternoon. 18th inst. at o'clock. Services
ut the house at 2% O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11

Concentrated FtavOrIng Extracts
of Vanilla Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Ain ond
Ginysr Macs. Celery. etc. etc, made and sold
L. BRIN1HURST " CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Prime Vanilla Beans

soli wholesale and retail by oo -.
W CoJne. Sixth and nj ark ct Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-11
Marshal Dunn's Raid
A POINTED INQUIRY FOR THE AssAULTEk or
WIN PATTERSON.
who struck BiIIy Patterson ?

From The Chronicle. of to. day.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.


Conceit-.An ass who imagines him.
self to be an elephant. ;. .
An unpleasant sort of arithmetic
Division among. families. -
1faH f6well & being painted hg two
nen. She is . Rodshteepsie bot
Farmers gather what they SOW,
while seamstresses sew what they
gather. # @.i+
If man dreams the devil is after
him, it is q sign he had better settle
his subscription bill
Dobbs thinks that instead of giving
credit where credit Il due, the cash
had better be paid. ., -s..,
A toast.-Woman: the last and best
of the series-ifiwe may have her Tor
q toast, We woat'askvf0r any but.her.
The imposition to introduce ladies'
a. railroad conductors is ftowned upon
in view Of the fact. that, their, tE2ins
are. always hehind. .,.sss = .,.e,s =.
/. Why--aue the ladies' the biggest
thieves in existencei Because they
steeftlyeir stticuat1, iOnfthe< H3ys,
CRIB h1if bobiesand ooktheirdfelses,
"Think Of it, Mr.. Bobbs, the United
States drinks go, O00, 900 yoEth oi
/ sIy1itb Ggery Jear! BDth (essI1Sd&l
s z I wish wac f&e u4!ted ststes'
Now that tlle word "hyhaeneal' Is
so commonly used in reference to wed
llingsit igsnggeste.ii That bsftiis should
be headed crypen' l 4. f qs,a deaths az
1osee how eagerly . human being
viii. Catch ct straw, it is not neces
sary to- witness, drowning. : The phe
nGRI iR eoI Ranifaat ehisfly With
- = ~ nN~<x.el
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12
"AQyL4NA POLITICS.

stfronltE Asfgt -CoHrier,1JYns u 4
:VIMAsA fAftkf theme, and the ar
iicless ApMaringg I Mora on this
subject in tie COtEIER have elected
GIGSateiti0ls 0f 4 se1sA Ne for the facts
preseatads tive feel aasnrsa' shat the
81 satipep,S. e6nE91st nfsetethe EieKs
~cf-3sssfy fottr. itffits. Of the voters OF
y.sEca.ssn;s, 49, -. al atRthan an appor-
tanity ]. pxss :, !, 81 - 7 -; -!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12
NOTICE.
rO ALL WHOM TT MAJ CoNCERN-

10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCkRN-
Notice Is hereby given to oil PERI Dssa
Ditch Cempsuy that ssey are reqairsd = !. =
emit and represent their respective inseI; .,ersss
18th day Of August, A. ID. 1874 or their ..xrepese
formerly Incurred viii viii Be ;. required 70 psy ""
came on that occasion. ,rg nm.
r R",eYnan. MT, May 3, ls74-9od
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOIICE Is hereby given to the cee%ci;iSise G.
|, ~ others in tereatcd in the estate q sniskNr
james, deceased, that the undersagned, ~, -.
tof OF said estate, will make ansl seatle r, q,
q - the Probate C0Nra 81 GAllstiD eeSeys1 ~
% tne regular term of said court. to pc
held en- the nrst Monday in July, 1874. ...e,.lss
J. REkvES, Adm's"
B0ze0an, n. T., May Il, ks4-Sw
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Drug N - go ~
Morris N BOztman are hereby n01lns"
ward imzasdiately and settle. , . sc,p0BJA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03
DESCRIPTIONS a. PARTNERSHIPS.

RlCIIMoSD, July /, 1874.
TO THE PUBLIC.-llaving come mi" posses,
sion of the business OF tile concern OF y: b. BLAND
& co, shall continue 10 do Il GENERAL CON-
| MISSION BUSINESS at the old stand. No. 1903
Cary street. Thanking my numerous Kind patrons
and friends for the liberal support heretofore eX-
tended to Inc, beg continuance OF The same, as
surfing them of my undivided and prompt atten.
ton 10 any business entrusted to me. me name oil
| the concern will not be changed, hut continue as
hcrctofore-J. Il. BLAND i CO.
~ 2-lw d. Is bLhND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03

SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- STOCK OF GOODS. TO WHICH TIE At
TENTION OF THE TRADE Is PARTICULARS
LI INEITED-By virtue OF an execution III my
hands In favor Of John II. Bowmans administrdtor
against Charles VI. Wallace and e.. A. Wallace,
shall proceed TO sell, at the store of Charles NJ Wal
lace, Cary street. the store OF Bland Co,
on TT ESDAY the 18th July. lS74, at 10 o'clock,
his entire stock OF goods. consisting OF .,.
10 barrels REAGAN l. kOOGLtk'S NHlSkE1 .
average age SIX years pronounced 10y Judges 10
be Tie finest Virginia Thiskey;
Is barrels FauQIier county WHlSkE1. eighteen
months old. rs per stamps:
81 icmijohnS "hUNDEoIRIPT" "ll-kE1 ,
seven yeas old tuniTuc), suitable for clubs ana
private cellars;
3 barrel, celebrated william Wallace's NOUN
TAIN lE " 8. Two years old:
) barrels BLACKBERRY BRANDY, old;
5 barrels VINE VINEGAR;
= barrels COLORISG;
2 barrels SiiUPPFRNUSG WINE two years old
) boxes live DOZEN "OUR OWN" WHlSkEf,
seven years old: .,-,-
VINE vintage 1s67),a purely medical arti-
cask CHERRY BRANDY:
= onc-rir htls casks BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
/ barrel BtlTEkS:
lot DEMiJOHAS: "
On parrcls BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
81 barrels COkDlAL:
l irtrrct FRENCH BRANDY;
Lot "f empty BARRELS and RECTlt1lNG
TUBS:
large IRON SAFE:
OFFICE. FIXTURES. &C; and >undry other arti-
Giles too numerous 10 mention.
And at the request OF Nr. &. VI. Wallace. VIII he
sold. In IN dia ely after the above sale, the GDor
WILL of the concern Zone ul the largest AMI ir st
known In the United Stac>l. together wiih Re-
cipc-, Brands, Trade. Marks, &c Vt william Wal
lace X sons. . ..
Terms -: Cash. JOHN ". WRIGHT
iyD Sheriff city uf Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03
BY Grubbs e Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Banl

THE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
l. DENCE No. 13 WEST MARSH LL STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS.
widow and heirs-at-law Of the late Alexander Gar
rett. We will sell upon the premises ON THURS
DAY, 9Th July. at o'clock +. NJ, the RESi-
BESUE situated rs above and occupied by DR.. A.
s. Bethlehem.
II has eight rooms, besides n store room and gar
ret; also kitchen with four rooms, smoRe-hoilse
and bathroom, all OF brick, besides culvert, gas
and water. .
The lot fronts Ak feet and runs back TO a paved
aIlty The premises are in good repair, and the
property offers In location ana convenience as
much comfort and convenience Is can be obtained
anywhere else In the city for the same cost. -,
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash balance ut four, eignt
and twelve months, with Interest, and secured oy
trust deed GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
~ AuctioEeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03

ARyE~r,x WELLS TIL! CHEAPEST AND BEST
Source OF WArEE SErrLY.-ln Europe
engineers are paying great deal ol alien
tjuu TO the >uhjccl 0i artc>Ian wells, ana the
idea is rapidly gaining ground that they are
the chcapce, ~ well a. the best sources OF
the water supply Of large cities. Ever since
the successful execution OF the GrCncilc
well. attention has been directed to this
mode Of ohtainiGg water, and the encoura-
ping results OF the Pussy we'll have Increased
the admiration tor them. The first scientific
body to take up this subject was the French
sScric,t Acknowledgement pour Plndu>trle
Eatiomtlc,' which, is far back as 1880,
Offered and awarded medals 10 those en"i-
ntcrs who were most Successful III procu-
ring a!uud1nt supplies Of water in locall-
Ties where artcsian wells had not been pre-
yiollslv introduced. They are now being
const. uctrd in numerous places, and. as Il
rule. have proved u productive as their pro-
jectors could have wished.
Their importance can &Je scarcely oyer-esti-
mated; vet II is ouIy within the past score
OF years that any material proeres, has been
made in this direction. For agricultural as
well is tor manufacturing and domestic pur-
poses they have proved OF great value, and
it i believed that places now destitute OF
water, or ScantIly supplied with II, VIII ere
long. bY means OF them, be rendered fertile
and available. AS IN example OF The bench
Cal results of a well Of this kind may he men,
toned the case OF the Siillbank prison, Lon.
don, which received its water from the
Thames liver, and which had always borne
4 bad reputation Tor uuheaIlhinc>s from its
opening in 1916 10 1884.
In the Latter year excellent water was sup
piled from an artesian we'll in Trafalgar
square, and 1T once the typhoid lever. diar-
rlGl, and dyscntery-thc death rate from
which had teen very argc-diSappearcd,
and for period of over eighteen years there
have been only three deaths from typhoid
fever aud only ore from dlarrhu:a and dy-
sen.cry. The criminal population OF Lon
don, according TO DR.. Mccormick, are,
therefore, better of than the rest OF the COM
munity, and are to be envIcd in respect to
the abundant supply OF pure, wholesome
water they rcceiye.-Netc York IrtdW.e. .,
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CPEClAL NOTICE.
Great bargains offered In ,,,, -,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS AND"E

Great bargains offered In rue
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS AND'
ELRI. ....
In order 10 rcalzc the cash on the i0I"".'--
named Forfeited Pledges " | shall CUrr G'''' .,
ducc,neuls to purchasers Of same. Ihe Af'''"'
consist Of ,,, l., = t,rat
heavy Gold CAS-, :, ,. ,,.v,-
/ genuine +. b. Albums Watch, in l 3 Karat "e"''
Gold Case, :, 49,. .,3 .,r.
40 very fine i aud l g karat Cold stem ana '''
winding Watches, ... ,-,,,,r..
SO fue Opera, Vest, Lhaclaine, aud Mex 'nt.~,'
Diamond Kings AMI buttons; o3 An eth!II;; o., d..
Topaz. BVodstoHc. and heavy plai" "oi" ''''-
for ladies aud gcnrlemrn: p,,,,,,
% Lockes aud char ms, "a sets of anu sns
Buttons, s sets Of Pins aud tar.Fiass' ~
Rroucbcs; ,,,Jut,
8 pair elegant Bracelets line solid Gsld ana III
moud Locke, flDe solid Gold Aid rear, .. ,''
HoIcer and many other articles too hup',' -,
10 mention; all of which | shall scii - S'1'
erably less than the cost OF tie same. ,,., -
most respectfully iuvite every one ite i.
wards getting great bargains 10 eaii a. '''e
date ana examine the articles al $3.50 ,,..
S A. WISSToCk's Loan c'nce',
No. II Fourteenth s're,.
ia4Im under Exchange ii'',..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03
BY Chailln, Staples Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers ana Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDIVI.
4 DED TWENTIETH OF THE TRACT OF
AN KNoWS.AS "kESWlCk." ON JAMES
RiVER.-By virtue of 4 deed OF trust executed by
d. w. Archer and VI. j., his wife. 10 the subscriber
corded Will sell AT auction, In front OF the Office
of CllafIin, staples & Co, No. IL Tenth street,
Richmond, Va, on MONDAY the 9th day Of July.
1874 at q o'c, ock L. NJ. one undivided twentieth
part OF the tract of land known us " kesuicH, con-
tanning about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less lying partly in the county of Fowhatan and
parity in the county Of Chesterfield.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 dcfray the expenses Of
sale and tn pay off bond of four hundrei dollars
with interest thereon ut per cent. per aunum from
the 9th day or May, 1874. ill paid, and the resi-
due. Ii ANY, on one and two years credit. secured
llv dec, Of Trust. VI. W. STABLES, Trustee.
CHAFFIS. STAPLES IL Co., AuctionccrS.
j. 15-cOdtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03
By n. NJ. Lee, AuctioHeer,
No 1N1I Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
STORE ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
FOURTEtNTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
By virtue of deed of trus, from Alfred PoIndex-
ter 10 the undersigned, bearing date on the 26th
day of October l $40, and recorded In the clerks
Office of the Richmond Chancery Court, ID. B. go
and page 152, by request Of the holder OF one OF
the notes described and secured In said deed. de-
fault having been made in the payment OF said
note. will proceed to sell a; public auction, 10 the
highs st bidder, on the premises, at O'Clock 2. NJ,
on FRIDAY the 10th day of July. STA, the pro-
perty described In said deed lying on the north
side OF Main street between Foutteenth and Fiji
tcenth streets, together with All the Improvements
there on. now In the occupancy OF f. II. Valentine.
The above described property WAS sold by me at
public auction OH the 23d day OF IuuTary, 1874,
1T which sale the heirs OF James III. Po,ndexter
were the highest bidders anu the purchaser having
failed TO comply with the terms OF sale, will pro-
coed 10 sell the said property AZ 2hov: described on
their account. and at their risk and COST.
TERMS sufficient in cash 70 defraV the expenses
of executing this trust, and TO pay off and discharge
certain negotiable note described ana secured nv
said deed MADE by alfred Poimdexte- for W 600,
with accrued interest; balance on such terms as
may be made known ut the lime OF sale.
JAMES r. GODblN.
ic 40 Trustee.
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DRY GOODS.
~-,~~<>~~~->~~.-.>~~>~<~ ..rry
r c,DEi READ! POWDERS

l. --.,., - our ,opl,s we
Having determined TO consolidate gu. 5,o'ssr' w
ava rnrTu., from tins DAY until the first day "l Aa-
.Nn SELECTED STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS .d
.t,,, ~ T., Inc horses Nos Ale and a23 Broad
stree,
AT AND EELoT COST
.,so onn,s VII have TO hc sold before hll-
lnst ISL from which dale ,he new n,1n Will ~
known under the name aic slE4coi
SYCEL BROTHERS, .,
xxc invite ail in want Of cheap and sc'so
IN give MS a call Ia. satisfied tnat WIN 's ~, -.
,JcnI. sticks on hand we can Sliil tvcrEoous 'l
m,iitv and price t;I and louk at the bargains
to be had At ,,.,,c,. az p-o,d strcr.
jILiUS "a III ,; % - pr ro d. street.
The haIancc of our stock Of LAWNS vii Dr soio
,t (r urr ward The store now occupied D! 'n'l'ls
az q. aVi !. m ,,r II,.nt iy2-2w
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La Dow, who, unexpectedly to himself
and every body Else, has been elected to Con
gress from Oregon on the Democratic ticket.
seems TO be virgin in the political field
lie refused to take the stump during the
canvass both because he couldn't stand the
racket and the expense. "Why,' said he
to u friend. - wen. to Pendleton and made
speech there. and it cost ten dollars! FL
Shud go down thar TO the Willamette and
90 to spcechtyln'. it nd probably cost me .
hundred an fifty dollars"
When General Butler gets down into he
mire and bcsmoars himself and every one
Within reach when he hurls brickba.Ss de-
caying vegetables, and dead cats, when ht
calls out TO the mob, Come, boys, and set
sold Cock Eve throw mud" the boys come
fHmbhn. around him, hootng with delight
A smart man who can keep the boys amused
and does not mind soilng his hands, Is ;
power 10 politics not to be despised.- -Nc,t
York Tribune.
Young gentlemen who have wedding pre-
sents TO make this month VIII bear in mind
that young alligators can be bought in Kun.
sas CITY just now for dollar apiece. They
came from Galveston rs the first in>talment
OF the products OF that country beneficial TO
kkc w est. iCiioh-lctti ItAt I<ttt-
cen,corM Taxes.
The two late well-dctiued cases of hydro.
Shobia in New York have SIN ished the tn, =
Ory that The disease is the product of Il dis.
ordered imagination. Neither Of the men
who died in agoniZiug commissions were
more believers ia the existence of the dis
ease than the learned doctors Themselves
Ltncinnati Commercial.
A timid man wants TO know chow to tell
a mad dog We don't know what he wants
10 tell him, but the sal. st way would be to
communicate with the dog In writing. Send
the letter from Il gun ia the shape OF wad-
ding, followed by small slot to see if he gets
N.-3eao Orleans RepuHt. an.
A newspaper states that Mr.. Tupper's
y Pro,eEbial Philosophy mas been drama
tized for the Queca's Theatre by MIR. Dion
Boucicaust. We may next he ar of DR.. John
Sons Dictionary being similarly treated
Figaro.
The Philadelphia BuEetiH complains of
nocturnal stee ciuus that :" deck the tail OF
melody ard break the legs ftiEe.'
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T,ITFF ,MECkLENBURG
Is COITNTY. yA.-RECENT DISCOVERY OF
x si,t,lTlONAL SPRING, decidedly impregna-
,ed with the celebrated . Salts Of L,thla" These
Snr;uys open for the reception OF VISITORS on lne
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
Il, most Of the chronic forms OF disease regarded
as remedial ny mineral waters these Springs enjoy
a ,.rseryediy Nigh reputation. ,
In genera adaptation aud curative power In dis
i'm chronic intermittent fevtTS and In all diseases
crneratei BY malartai poisons. they are without a
rival am ,g tn, medicinal 4aters OF America. Inc
nroprieu,r is aware that this Is very strong claim
The putc viii Judge If 1t be sustained by The tesn-
mo,,ial. admitted
since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer. discovered at this place. One oil
Tnn,r of Baltimore Is decidedly imprcgnated With
the ~Saits OF Lithia which HAS given 'such cele-
hritp 20 the gettysburg spring In our own country
sr1 60 the AK IA Cbappelle and Vfchy waters Oh
the continent of Europe. and which Is so hiShiy
ryss.lncd In the medical world rs remedy In
ycut rheumatism, and In kidney and bladder aifec-
Hous. ,,,,.. -.
Professor George B. Wood Of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA says: "Iherc Is prrhars no other
rcmciy from which, equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal OF the deposits OF the urase OF SODA
In tn. Joints and lgameutous ISSUES In Comfy pa
tIeus. and in preventing the deposits IN the kia-
news and urinary passages
1t NAV be worthy OF not that this Is the oni!
Spring in Virginia In which this salt Is found
otherwise than the mcrest trace.
Pamphlets containing an tlYsis. testimonials, &c"
can be had on application To hcSsrs. PURCELL
LADp L Co. druggists ur Mes-rs. VEST. JOIN
SToS & CO.. booksellers, MAJ n street, RICHMOND
Va or hy addressing the undersigned at Boylion
va. Zap 24-dxw4mI THOMAS +. GOODE.
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Electrical Distu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fne'
n0meMOn.

from the VII ginia tScvsdal Enterprise June III
During the past three nights the engineers
ond macbiui.ts at the round-house OF tne
V,rc;nia and Truckec Railroad Company, IN
sbis ci,c. have been in state OF 'iEciS cA-
,c;,onnnt about some strange electrical d'S-
,nr,,encrs which have occurred there rcS'i.
lsr,v every night. For three nights All
1,,nds have been engaged in trying 10 so''e
the MYSTERY, but have only partially SIC
rcede5. The company erected large smoke
st.ck which rises To a conS,dcraose I'eisn'
,hoyc ,br roo! OF the round.house. Al tue
has, this smoke>lack issprcad out IN tne snaiN
~ a funnel. 1t was built III order tiiat the
locomotives may stand under II 10 c"o' on
when they come in oil the roao, ana ai,o
while being fired up in the morning. lnto 'he
side of this smokestacS. thrxS OF iout "'!
ooo was run s,orc-ppe from 4 Stove s'ai.'
;no in . room about forty feet distant. ltHs
aho,,t ,h,s sIoye that the electrical diS;n'i'-
.nc,> take ,Iacc. The first that was Sh-
s.ry.d nj these was about II O'Clock, 5ar
NIGHTS since. " hea T. iiipingham, a'"e'-
known uiachiuist, approached the s!t'c loI
tho nurpo.e OF putlins o1od in 1t. As inc
s,ict ncar,d the stove Ike received soch u
shock mat Il ca from his hand, aRdtai arm
was bennn,,.Si. He at first thought ne
had takca i sa6e. cTa'np !" h's
arm. In trying again to pit'sSe wooo
into the stove he received seSon@
shock. This time !sc observed s1ash a"e
heard sharp snap. which be at once rcco"S-
niynd as q discharge o! c'ectEatg. hes
tried all nlannrr OF experiments, and touHa
tina, he stove was fully and iseHTily charged
with electricity, ii giving ont sparks ana
flashes hen piece OF iron, steel, WOOD or
the naked hand approached Il. A'ter an
hour or two the phenomenoh ceased. nc
next day no,bin" vas sceu'oi IL ou. Ih'
next nigh, about III o'c'"ch, SHORTY "'e. I"
loromn,,y4. came in ana stopped under the
fI,npcI al lie Snlukc.>tack, the stove was
again charged. aud L"gan Swapping ana
cimk;nr, sending out sparks and fishes on
all >idr,- So it has been every nlsht since.
They now snow that the heated locomotive
CAUSES TN. cicctrlcI display, hnt IN just
what way is hat which is still puzzlin. thep''
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF L [ b Z a h I,
y FURNITURE. PIANO, &c.-By virtue Of nm
execution In my hands In favor OF John n; BOW
mans administrator against Charles III, Wallace
and G. A. Wallace, shall proceed TO sell at me
residence of Charles ": Wallace; on Gamble,s aili,
mencfnc az 10 o'clock, his large anu Heli-selecte1
LIBRARY, containing over 1000 volumes. among
which are many valuable ancient ana nodern
works. Mr. Wallace has spent years In the selection
Of this library aud IL Is seldom that such rch aud
rare Inducements offered 10 purchasers Io9ether
with these, | shall offer Tor sale III! MS hOUSE-
HOI u and KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting
of the usual variety; large collection of PIC
TURES, and one IANO all In good condition.
TERMS: Cash. John W. WRlSHl.
e. q sheriff of the City OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03
BY Grubbs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
WHAT MOST DESIRABLE RE.

rV7HAT MOST d + 81 K A B L + RESI-
i DfNCE No. IL, ON THE SOU1 II SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN FUUo!IEE
AND FIRST STREETS, WITH The FIRST
CLASS BUILDING LOT ADJOINING. AT AUG
TInN.-On WEDNESDAY, 9Th OF July. at 81
o'clock Z. ~, We will sell, upon the premises the
RkSlrEN' L for many years of harles +. Wor-
than. Esq, situated is above.
IL has ten rooms. besides closets, bath -roOm. Sc.
kitchen and laundry with four Foods. stable and
carriage house, and two lighthouses all of brick
in good order, and with all modern improvements
attached.
The LOT fronts 65 feet. runs back about 100
feet 10 wide paved alley, and will be sold Il
hole may tie Sub1iviieG SO rs TO sell splendid
building lot aojpining the house The west.
Fe.y residences locations In he ci y present so
many inducements 70 persons seeking residences
desirable in every respect.
TERMS: At sale. GkUBBS i WILLTAH',
AuctIpAperS,