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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
BY Hill j. Goddip.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No. 110S Main street.

BUILDING LOTS ON PINE AND
y LAUREL STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG,
TION.-On THURSDAY, March 26th. 1874. on
tho premises, at o'clock T: NJ; We will sell the
following desirable BUILDING LOTS:
land and Albcnarle streets, opposite Turner s
dower garden. -
3 LOTS Of 30 feet each by las feet on the east
side Of Laurel street between Cumberland aud AL
bcmurle adjoining the dwelling Of Mr.. Gaines.
Also. will he sold so feet by 40 feet GROUND
on the east side Of Laurel between Cary and Cum
berland streets. -s>t- /
Terms: One-fourth cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, with six per cent. Interest
added. HILL & GODD1S.
NH 20-tds Auctioneers. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh aud Bank streets.

ExECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
h LOT At THE SOUI HEAST CORNER OF
CLAY AND TWENTY NINTH STREETS, AND
TURE,-At the request of the executor OF the LATE
AIRS. Eliza Mostly i shall sell at auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY the Esd OF Msrch. ! S74,
at a O'Clock p. NJ, the LOT ana FRAMED rENE-
MINT located as above, recently occupied by the
deeetent. The lot h1s front OF 33 by so feet TO
wide alley, and the house contains 1--we rooms !;
besides kitchen, sc.
AZ the same time and place, small parcel OF
HOUSEHOLD FUkNITUkEw Will DC sold.
TERMS For the real estate, one. third cash: bali
ance ut six and twelve months, bearing interest Sc
cured by trust deed For the personal property,
cash. w. GODDES.
Emh,I8 FtsJ AuciionGer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
BY 4. L. Crouch &c Co., Auctioneers,
No, @ Eleventh street.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER WE
ID will sell at public auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, March %, 1874, at O'Clock L. M =,
the FRAMEWORK of the tenement known rs the
Old Hotel situated on the corner of Twenty-second
TFRSIs: Cash. r. L, CROUCH 8 CO.,
NH 90 No. Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20

BY Cook & Laughton, AucrioneerS,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
0LEANDERS, GERANIUMS, ROSES,
" &C., AT AUCTION.--On FRIDAY the Goth
instant at 0 o'clock, we will sell at our auction
rooms beautiful collection OF flowers, consist
ing Of
WHITE AND PINK OLEANDERS
A large assortment of .GERANIUMS;
PULARGoREANEso or LADY WASHINGTON;
CITRnN ALLIs. CACTUS,
ROSES, ChRNATION, SPIRES,
VERBENAS, CIIRIsTMAS-TREES,
together with large assortment Of other plants
and flowers.
All Of the plants are in tubs and pots.
COOK &c LAUGHTON,
mh 1926 Auclioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

T ARGE BRICK AND FRAMED TENE-
IL MENT ON THE SOUTHWESTC0RNEROF
TWENTY-FOURTH AND MARSHALL ~ BE
MOVED IN TEN DAYS.-We shall. at the direc-
ton OF the owner, sell at public auction, on the
ut Az P. M, the above house, to be removed rs spe-
Cited. The material In same Is very good, and we
call the special attention OF builders ana others to
the sale of same. ..ss+E.
. Terms: Announced ct the hour of sale:
81 '.--T--5-e = 49,. LYME s. BROTHER,
NH 10 s.. Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
81 BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auenoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and D.

p EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE -co,,
Ii MTssFONBR's SALE on pE TC)H-
EhRM OF. ONE HUNDRED AMI 4AsSfiFlL
NIEE.TENTHS ACRES ON TIE EA And
EH4pR59 pk2AR y8xs mks wEsTF e
THOMAS ELLETT (fOKMEHiNYps0fN R.
SHAW'sj AND Mrs. JULIA GREEN CRES.
ton OF decree OF the Circuit Goart NJ H eIee1
SSaansy entered a4. Of March, 10 Inc saas
ESTATE above referred TO at auction. AZ e tx KEAL
1874. at IL o'clock 81. NoA VI aarca,
o The Lang les lies admirably IS wen drained h,
the purposes OF the place. h WOO Tor
Few tracts Of IT'S size so near the CITY n,aso,.
many advantages. - p'esent %
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at s,r
and eighteen months Tor notes with in,era.,
ana Tue fetain usot a. u. COURTNEY,
! GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers. 's, nnhe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
Dry a00Ds.

DRY 0VVUkSs
,ARpozo, FoUReUREAN s 90,
1000 MAIN srREEa
are now receiving their
spR1Aa q o o Ds.
comprising every article usually kept "a : -
- rfRsr.cIAss DRY GOODS hoosR'
nth every novelty Of abe season, which t'ey nave
&,wvn,. "A usual, for cash, and will sell as low
ss che lowest
I.rre 10. Of SHIFTING and FRocK PRINTS at
q. q hl1s Il; w Ind a'l FINE BROWN COTTON at
I,auREsi. "D.r and other standard BROWN oo'-
~YansdsS. = Auburns," "Grcat cs; aTT,t a.
ana other good BLEAChEp ooA w.
,,I US; md fxTroN sHEETrNes, In
TnRT.R nhaASK. TOWELiN.S,;, r ca" cash rs sbey
fact All staple gooGs ~ e'ae"r -
can 30 nS"s sWiloR % SILKS. all grades ana
6LAa a we call especial sttention 70 SH.
ppa ~ aisck six. the best, we feel free 20 say
ar offered I'm this city; ,r ,o ycu~rr
~,x,sTN Se. "IiSsS SUITS and TOILET DEIE'
C xith PARAsOLS-something new:
pARAsOLs in great variety, just received
mills -t - : . -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20

DECEIVING FRESH FROM AU CTION
LII sale OF brig F1delin one hundred boxes fresh
MESSINA ORANGES, twenty-five boxes fresh
MkSSINA LEMDNS-full packed, sound, high.
color fiuit For sale low by
s.y,.s .sEf. x ...r A. PlZZINI. JR.,
NH S07 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20

By Cook s. Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARIES AT
Y AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 9th instant,
at o'clock p. NJ, we will sell at our auction
rooms, by catalogue
-a. THE LAW LIBRARIES 1,e4
of the late Judge William Leigh and Judge Thomas
Leigh, deceased, numbering from 500 to 1000
volumes of STANDARD WORKS, and Justly re-
gurded as the best collection oflaw00oks that have
been offered for sale at auction.
" COOK s. LAUGHTON,
mh19 Auctioneer5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
BY w. Goddin,
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y RRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LINE
OF SECOND BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS.-Will be sold at auction, on the
nremises on TUESDAY, the Oath March. 1874,
~ O'Clock p. NJ, The neat and very conveniently
located TENEMENT No. ~, now In the occn-
nancy OF Dir. Duke, at the annual rental OF 1900.
IL contains seven rooms above the basement, be-
sides brick Kitchen and has all of the modern i'm
provemeuts. and Is in nice order and very conve-
nient for medium-sZed family. The neighbour
hood Is an excellent one.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour of
sale. .ssH w. GODDlN,
NH 1S Auctioneer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

Efv At the gaming table the Duke Of
Richmond incurred a debt Of honor to
Lord Cardigan which he was unable to
paw. and it was agreed that his son. q lad
of fifteen, who bore the title Of the Earl
of March. should marry a still younger
daughter Of Lord Cardigan The boy
was sent for from school aid the girl from
the nursery. a clergyman was In atten-
dance, aud the children we're told that
they were to be married on the spot
The girl had nothing to say; the boy cried
out. They surely arc not going to MAR
~ ire to tha. dowdy 7" but married
they were. A pos,chaise was at the door.
the bridegroom vas packed Of with his
tutor to make the grand tour. and the
bride vas sent back to her mother. Lord
March remained abroad for several years.
after which he returned to London WE'LL
educated. handsome young man. but in
no haste to meet bis wife. whom he had
never seen except upon the occasion Of
their hasiy marriage. So he tsrried at
London to smuse himself One night in
the opera his attention was attracted to u
beauiiful young lady in the tozes. "Wh"
is that - he asked Of a gentleman beside
him. You must BE- stranger 10 Loa-
dom" was the reply. 'not to know the
toast of the town. the beautiful Lady
March," The Earl went straight to .hs
box. announced himself. and claimed his
, bride. The two f,l in lovs with each
other on the spot. and lived long ana hap
PLY together. and when the husband died
she also died Of broken heart witi,;u .
few mouths.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

Far AxD LEAN .-Thongh diet has very
much to do with fitness and leanness in.
nate tendency is more potent than Diet
Some people arc born to be fat. and others
are born to be lean; but il is much easier
to s,arse the fat person into leannes. than
TO feed the lesn person into fatness -
Here the saying applies. One nan may
lead horse to water, but twenty men
can't make him drink" One may line
bis stomach with capon and distend il
With the best Of food; but If the diges!
tive organs refuse to assimila,e uha, j.
forced upon them, xhs, can be done then
Simply nothing.
Though We believe most 6cyou.ly thai
the charms that win and hold regard
should be spiritual aud intellectual rather
than physical. yet there are so many who
are distressed because their girdles are
either too long or not long enough,
,hs' for their kesess We give in bTiei
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

The FtTuRE The future is slways
fairy land to the young. Life is like a
beautiful and winding lane: on either
side bright flowers and tempting fruits.
which We scarcely pause to admire aud t0
taste. so eager are We to hasten to an
opening which We imagine viii be more
beautiful still But. BY degrees. as We
advance. the trees grow black. the fower'
and butterflies fail. the fruits disappear
and We fnd we have arrived at deser;
waste, in the centre Of 4 stagnant and
LetLean lake. over Which wheel aud shrek
the dark-winged birds, the embodied
memories Of The pact.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

RIA Chicago parson who is also 3
school teacher, handed . problem to his
class in mathematics The frst boy
took il. locked at it awhile. and said. 81
pass" Second boy took it. aud said. Il
turn it down" The third boy stared al
it awhile. and drawled out. II can't make
H." Very good. boys" said the par
son. I've will proceed to cut for q nex
DEAL" and with this remark the leathe,
danced like lightning over The shoulders
Of those depravsd youthful na,hemaii'
tinSs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

- :.
BoS MGrs.-The sSilosing laushabte
jem f esprit. wkish contains collection
Of BON nsots, h extracted from the Athe:
neam:
IAN irritable msn vent to visit
sick fr:ehd. and asked him concerning his
health. The paticat vas 50 i'll that he
could not rcply;, whereupon the other, Id
. rage. said: II hope thai may soosi
fall sick. and thea I viii not snsxer yod
when yoa visit me-"
"A speculative gentleman. Wishing
to teach his horse to do without food.
starved him to death. al had . great
loss, said be; ''foe Just % lie learned to
| live without eating. he died."
ga eurioss inquircr. desirous ta
know hoe he looked uAsn asleep. sak wis6
kelcbed eycs bslore Z nirr6r.
IA young ma told tis friend that
he dreamed that be had struck -Sis fent
against . sharp nall. "Why then do
you sleep without your shoes r was tho
reply.
5-A robustious countryman meeting
q physician. ran to hide behind . wall:
being asked the cause. he replied. '..it n
so long since I have been sick that am
ashamed to look physician In the face"
Ga gentleman had cask Of Amin
can wine, from which his servant stole {
large anan,i,y. When the master pcr-
ceived the deficiency, he diligently inspec-
ted the top Of the cask, but corld fiud NO
trace Of an opening. look il there b
not hole in the bottom" said a bystan-
der. "BlockLead." TO replied. "do yod
not see that the deficiency is a. the top.
ana no. Al the potion
"A young man meeting an acquain,.
ance. sad. u aeard tha' you were desd.
put; says tue Sthct' you sec me
awe IL 90 NOT kho" no" tna. may
De- replied ne; yon are notorious
mar; ont my informant was person OF
c'ea" ,. .,,
"au u."s 'u. . "oa-
.'0 '"o uonu'cu Sea'S' 'ous"' oa' :"
Try; .
.sIDarine Storm tue Passenge's o!s
sessei ."at appeared 10 'a"ger' se'1eo et-
'e.en' imp'e'"e"'s 10 a'u 'ue" 10 ss'"-
m'ng' aad one OF tue hu"oer se'ec'eo '0F
'na' purpose tue ehcnor.
io-oae OF Twin oFo'he,s o,ea; 't"o.
.hee''"g tue survivor asseu: ",S" u
IT, you OF your o,otue' .ha' usau
80 u''u s, WIZ. -" vas ae.u, sec
r"g sro"e assrmo'eo .I 70 witness ."e
iune.a, Sa'u A", as"amcu !" o''"s
my ,,'''e SOU 'n'0 sue" o ou'n''oos asscn-
0yt r., ., ..,
ne 81" VI . ,oua ta'ne1' "nen
gong 70 war, PROMISED 10 p.,ng "o"e 'ne
pised," "t fnes esd5J!4 6eeeI W .ss sss paren. ro-
home without q head, provided you como
home safe"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15
Registered Voters.

The following is a ,.ist OF Qualified Voters
for Election District No. , Oeonard-
townO registered by me on Monday. the
9th and Tuesday, the 9TH of October,
1874.
Curtis Charles ii
Dick David
Galatti Edward
Heard J Robert
The following is the List Of names Of Reg
is,ered persons stricken by me from the
List Of Qualified vosEs on the Regis
tra'iOn Books Of yfectiou District No 3
(Lconardtown} on Monday. the 5th and
Tuesday. the 9th Of October. 1874, on
account Of death and removal
Carter George
Camali,r Y
Camaler George A
Dorsey John NJ
y :: g:
Guy Marcellus d
Harri. James II
Hammett wAs,;nghap
Hendrick.On nenryk
McwilliaIs pf. ~
:. b -
Reht.enD6rge W
..JOSEpH S. FORD.
Neis,er Srd Election District.
+ Oct Hkls14. y
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

E- 4 very f., man. for fhc parpnsd
Of quiz,ing his doctor. s>kcd him to pre-
scribe for complaint. which he declared
was sleeping wi,h hi. mouth open. "Sir."
said the decor. ''your disease is ineura-
be. Your skin is too short. so that whru
you sLu, Jour eyes jour mouth oress.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15

Nolin Thomas =
The following i. be List ofnames of Reg.
is.ered persons Sfficken BY me from the
List Of QualiGe4 Voters on the Regis.
tra,ion Books o Election District No. 6
(Oakville) on Monday. the 9th aud
Tuesday. the 9Th Of October. 1874, on
account Of death aud removal.
Brewer Jas +
Butler Norris NJ n
Bond Geoxs W
Curtis Charles "
Dorsey Igna,ius r
Galatti Edward
Cant Thomas j
ii
Huntington Lewis b
Hawkins Charles II
Henderson Joseph
Jarboe Jno s y.
Jones Barzllia
X
Knott Richard
p
Price James
Perry Joseph
Slattery Jno Z
Il
Thompson Edward J
Thomas Geo w
Thomas Juo II
w
Wilkinson James
Warren Robert
STEPHEN JONES,
Register 9th Election District.
Oct. 10, 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-15
Registered Voters.

The following is List Of Qualified Voters
for Election District No. 6 (OakvilIe)
registered BY me on Monday. the 9th
and Tuesday. the 9th Of October, 1874,
Hammett Geo z
Kent Sam
Moran FA Is
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A Rprssnfdtirr and Champion Of american
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Prospectus for iS15-Eighth Year.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02
at'eekly Trinity gournal.
SATURDAY. MAY =. 1874.

VEsPERs.-To the traveller in Spanish
America the striking of the ve,per bell
exercises a potent charm. As the Ssage
requires every one to halt, nc matter
where he may be, at the first stroke of
the bell, to listen without stirring until
the conclusion of the chime, the singu-
larity of a whole population surprised
in moment as it comes and goes, held in
a state of petiiiaction, and paralyzed as
if by an encounter, may be imagined
On every side you see gestures interrupt
ed, mouths half open for the arrested re-
mark, saGiles lingering or passing into an
expression of prayer. You would fancy
them nation of statues. A town in
South America, at the tinkle of the An
gelus, resembles the city in the Ara bian
Nights, whose inhabitants were turned
into stone. The magician here is the
bell.ringer. Rut hardly has the vibra-
tion ceased when a universal murmur
arises from these thousands Of suppressed
lungs. Hand meets hand, question seeks
answer, conversations resume their course
horses feel the loosened bride and paw
the ground, dogs bark, babies cry, the
fathers sing, the mothers chatter. The
accidental turns thus given 10 conversa-
tion are many.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02

DON'T SPOIL SNEEZE.-One may be
pardoned for sneezing under any circum-
stances, in view of the experience of a
woman from this city in Westfed, re-
Gently. Being in company, and attempt
ing to suppress sneeze, she felt queer
sensation in the left side of her face, which
soon began swelling and drawing out of
shape. A physician was called, but by
the time he had arrived her mouth and
the left side of her face had become drawn
up, disfguring her so that her most in
innate friends could not recognize her
features, while she found it impossible to
close her left eye. The physicians say it
is kind ofparalysis, caused by the great
effort she made in suppressing the sneeze,
and give but faint hope that her features
will ever resume their natural appear
ance. She is now in this city seeking
medical adyice.--Sprinafetd Repu6h-
can
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02

A KNIFE SwALLowED.-A female 26
years old, during an attack Of delirlum
tremens, swallowed a dessert knife, the
metal part of which measured six inches
and half. Eight weeks later, globu-
lar swelling made its appearance in the
right side, nearly on Il level with the
umbiicus, and the sharp edge of the for
eign body could be felt distending the
skin. which was freely movable over the
tumor, After some days the blade OF the
knife protruded through the skin, and
was easily removed by slight traction
without additional incision. The ivory
handle had been entirely dgested, and
the extremity OF the blade was rendered
very thin by the action of the gastric
juice. The nervous shock was consider
able at the time Of the removal of that
offending body, but good recovery was
made without the formation of a gastric
fstula.-LiUe1pOot and Manchester Med
iGat and Surgical Reports.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02
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RADIO picture was purchased by Congress for
ten thousand dollars. The subjects were chos-
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One is view in the White Mountains, New
Hampshire the other gives The Cliffs of Green
River, Wyoming Territory. The difference in
the nature of the scenes themselves is pleas
ing contrast, and affords good display of the
artists scope and cooring The chremos are
each worked from thirty distinct plates, and
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SMILES of the originals. The presentation OF
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testimonial over the signature Of Mr.. Moran
himself.
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A "MIssING LINK. Mr.. Darwin's
missing link a" has at length been found,
to judge from an account OF dwarfsh hui
man beings, said to resemble race Of
monkeys, which is given by the Siam
Weekiy AdvertiSe7 "On the island of
Borneo has been found a certain race Of
wild creatures, Of which kindred varieties
have been discovered IN the PHILIPPINE
Islands, in the Terra del Fuego and in
South America. They walk unusually,
almost erect, on two legs, and in that at
titude measure about four feet in hight.
They construct no habitation, form no
families, scarcely associate together, sleep
in caves and trees, feed on snakes and
vermin, or ants eggs, and on each other.
They cannot be tanned or forced to any
labor, and are hunted and shot among
the trees like the gorilla, of which they
are q stunted copy. When captured
alive, one finds with surprise that their
uncouth, jabbering sour ds are like ar
ticulate language. They turn up a hu-
man face to gaze at their captors, and fe-
male show instincts Of modesty in fine,
these wretched beings are men and wo-
men.-LOndOn Graphic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02
ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.

The illustrations of THE ALDINE have
centers of Europe it is an admitted fact that
its wood-cuts are examples of the highest per-
fection ever attained. The common prejudice
in favor Of steel plates is rapidly yielding to a
recognizes the advantages of superior artistic
quality with greater facility of productions -
The wood-cuts of TIL IL ALDlNE possess all
the delicacy and elaborate finish of the most
costly steel-pate, while they afford a better
rendering of the artists original.
The popular feature of copiously illus
trated Christmas number of THE ALDINE Il
will be continued.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02

A GERMAN saloon-keeper in Millers-
burg, says, sven l goes in my bet
sleeps not goot. l dreams in mine head
dat | hears dem vimens brayin' and sing
in in mine ears dot Jesus loves me-
Dot bodders me so l got right up and
walk on de floor and dake anudder glass
of peer"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-05-02

THEY were going on with their kitting
and talking about babies. Why" said
Mrs. Snooks, "when ! was baby, they
put me into a quart pot and pnt the lid
over me-" "And did you live?" was the
inquiry Of astonished Mrs. Stubbs. "They
tell me did," was the reply. "Well,
did you ever I" calculated Mrs. Stubbs.