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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-08
REsTAURANTs.
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r AIDES, RESTAURANT ON IN. ~
IL BROAD STREET. &sN ks}

I shall continue the REsTAURANT 49,
opensd during Fair week, anG Will be prepared %
m ony hour 6g the day and until O; late hour NJ
night. Id as5ew days { Win be prepared 20 EST.
NATE FOR NEAT sUFPEES in amy desired style
hsytne made arrafigencnts for the most approved
eookinR apparatus and q No. cook.
ERIED OYSTERS In boxes Ia lunches SEMI
to any part OF the city.
Il EoEne 30 be sustained In my effort 70 establish
IN ma hiiIa RESTAURANT where ladies'. Win GT
without gentlemen, can be served with
s - srus sas = d XNUREW PtzZiNI. J1.s
~ 4 so7 Brpae street
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l1istriess % CO. gtsss itEssir psrtyj q salersbiy
satre bold OF all the congressman but ONE.
They have elrstered III. tue heaviest negro
sconntles INTO The Fourth district, and given
TIC bodily over To Africa by msjority of from
s16 900 TO 90, GOO. Tho other dfsffscts they
Twill manage to hold by about the following
tmaioritses First, 1 800; Second, q 900 !;
Third, 5000: Fifth, $500; sixth, 300;
Iseventh. 5000 Eighth tlel. Ia E ssfI
This Is comfortable arrangement for the
Democrats. Hereafter You may figure It ont
about this way !: Totaf, eight congressman;
| six hundred thousand whites having seven,
and i've hundred thousand blacks one. Then
there are the senators, which viii, after the
respiration Of Spencer's time. both be Demo-
| Gratis.
The situation III North Carofins is much
the same. There the civil rights excitement
gave the Democrats the Legislature aud they
improved their OPPORTUNITIES. They threw
all the heavy negro counties into the Second
district. and were thus enabled to carry all
the rest. Therefore The Representations from
that State now stands seYen Democrats 10
one Republican. Counting In the senator's,
.it is nine to one. Yet we all know that North
Carolina Is NOT largely a Democratic State.
The Democratic majority is not over g. 900.
Yet they have all the senator's and congress.
men but one. s. G Is y
4HE RESULT. -. !,
I It looks to me as though the Democrats
will permanently hold majority 10 Con-
gress. Assevery election the South becomes
more and more united, and the congressional
delegations more and more solfdly Demo-
cratic. Presently you will find that it will
require only about fifty Democratic congress-
mea from all the northern States to assure
that party control Of the, House. W hateyer,
tidal waves may sweep over the land, you
cannot expect them to affect anythipg in this
part of the country.
After while the Senate will be, on the
verge Of falling into the hands OF the Demo-,
Gratis, for al every senatorial election. in the
South they will asauredly make gain. In
the last few years they have gained one 10
Alabama, one in Florida, two in Georgia.
and one in Mississippi ito be elected in JAM
uary), one in Missouri, two in North Caro-
lima, two in Tennessee, one in Texas, two In
Virginia, and one In West Virginia.
Many such net hauls as this, with now and
then gain in the northern States. will give
the Senate permanently to the Democrats.
They will further gain in the South 10 the
next three years seven senators, as follows
Alabama, Arkansas. g; Florida, /; Lou
sana, i; Mississippi, Q; and Texas, total,
Z. Even should the senatorial representation
from the northern States remain as now these
gains from the South will make the Senate
tic III
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IssS 1ANToN INSIDE LINZ"
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN.
RICHMOND. AND PHILADELPAIA

NEW FASI FEEiGhT MUUIE BEL ZEN
se.{sa-s; s.s TRl-WEEKLY. s4fs u e3.sS r.
On aud after OCTOBER 1sT the snlendd IRON
steamers OF this line Will leave Richmond TU Es-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Line'S pier. at corner Of
Twenty second and Dock street,, making close con.
with the Philadeiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. ~ 81
i..ts 8 PECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered py fire and marine
insuranee, free of cost. No dockage charged .t
Richmond. Rates rs low az any other Tine. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Frs!ghts ordered by this Hne should be marked
"Canton Inside Line,n and sent to the Philadel-
phia, Wilpington and Baltimore depot. Philadei.
FTeipbts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich-
mond. For further information sppiy TO
l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
Office Twenty.seconds nd Dock streets d
and No. 9O3 Main street or TO
.-E1s j. s.. WILSON, General Freight agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and BALTIMORE Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA. So Jaw
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~ q. WATsoN'S FURNiTUREM
Os works. - "a

~ g. WATsoN'S FURNiTuREM
vi. works. u
FACTORY AND LudBBs xARDe. AOcKETTsslka;
LUMBER MILLS, VIRGINIA.
h i wAREnooMS C0RyEB TAta AND 81
s. FRANKLIN S9REE96 =. 4:
The attention Of Tie public a1a
hoteI- keepers is cali.d TO the larEesf sgsEnaobs
IN the South, consisttnG o. fARL1k,S
i3HAYBER. and DINtEG. ROOM. 4GattlIuBE AyL-gs
SraGg BRDSrEAps, MATTaE6sEgs&c.se 81 maaniacss
m ed bv this establishments Every article VAT
ranted. BUILDIAG-LUGBER,H as,ss . 81
forsaIe. - ~
|NIEE IaRGEST AND MOST AZ. ri @
/ TRAcTfYE sTOEK of TURNITURE fsf0
ever casred for sale by w
W.iSnf ijsessiug-Case fnils, lun marble from $50
10 1850; stefned chan,bes ssts, SD y ksr.
N sr,.ris,sy: N esees eAsher e6s Pillows. and
Boisfars Uphnfstcring ana rspatrtnEs Goods ere,
fully packed Ter shipment HasiEE n,asssSsII
can warrant I'll goods % s. s Hss s
, Sals 4. ~ $500 :, s
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tGIUSEIESl BUSHES HftBGSTEES!II
DDfhone manufacture snd mace 10 order. Best
In the city. Ladies, and misses, EO sSETa with
SE0ULDER-sTRAPSe ohabined Very comfort.
able. lCORSET.CLAsPS, asAGas, and other useful
articles for the ladies. tMRBsrURNLEY,E -
de H-end2R ~ ftsl 2Qf Main strnatss
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DEPAnTURE OF sTExmERs.

LOB NEW YORK.-The Old gEfA
j. Dominion Steamship Companys al
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAwRENCE.s
viii sail FRIDAY December OH. at o'clock
p. ID. ii5sasi ~ ~ sst ~
Freight received until "a O'Clock n. Isl
Through bills OF lading afgned aud goods for.
warded with dispatch TO all points aorths south.
east, and west; also, 70 foreign ports.
6 Passenger accommodations unsuRpassed.
Fare 70 N.w YORK., Sl2; steerage, 70; round.
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to ~ sis ~.
.s'S3a'7s7' &. W. ALLEN d CO., Agents.
de q ct t5.sss Coupanyie Wharf. Rockets. -
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ri have already spnbliahed shs snbstaneel
sos the following letter, yes as II likely tol
sbe before long a vsTy irnpor tant document
No reproduce The letter Itself. 10 o bid
for The presidency
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yERl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN The CITY
OF RICHMOND At AUCTION.
Bright, &c, rs. Lee, &c. In Richmond Charccry
Court. Decree entered June 20. 1875.
In execution OF the said decree the undersigned,
special commissioners thereby appDimtet, will sell
by auction, upon the premises, respectively N the
order named below, the following oescr!hed very
valuable real estate, OF which The late William Is.
Randolph died seized to WIT:
On WEDNESDAY the 18th day of July. 1873
TES HSlHss f sos ne 1s and hES
the east side OF Seventeenth street between Frank.
lin and Grace streets, opposite TO The First Market
and occupied as stores aha g g' !. liir'h-
these tenenl. nts are OF IpoGt RI construction. are
three stories high above the cellar, and each he
four LOOMS Ss,es snd 5e store ILL., WIKI
for a safe ard profitable Investment.
On The same day, imme Ill ,lely after the above
sile-say at O'CLOCK I. NJ we VIII sell HAT mos:
Cary between Nineteenth aud Twentieth streets,
fronting SO feet on Cary street running b,ck 10
Dock street. This lot entoNs ren'alkahIr adSan-
Oise, having fronts on Two prominent business
streets. with the DanyilIe railroad ssug along rs
south Hue and the Richmond dock facing II. II Is
now occupied By Mr.. James +. Gum Us 4 lumber.
On the day following, THURSDAY, 29,h July,
sommeneing ~, at ~ oci2ck 4: Nj we WIZ ,s!
nearly opposite 10 the residence OF George ;. Psi
r. ESQ, at the northeast corner OF Fra"klin aud
Monroe Streets. These lots front togeIhcr l35 lce
ON Franklin street, and Iun back 1881 feet - an
alley 90 feet wide, and will be- s3ld In three I1s VI
"a feet each and Que Of 80 feet: after which vii!
be sold -FOUR OTHER LOTS OF exac.ly the same
dimensions fronting on the south siGe Of Grace a,
It's nters.c ion with The east lin. of Monroe street
This property Is octaed very desirably on the Two
most popular streets for residences, ana mus, keep
full mace with sny improvement In real estate Ia
this CITY raie opportunity IL here offered 10 Sc
cure choice lots ut reasonuhe prices.
TERMS: Uue-fourlh cash; Balance AT SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. win In.
terest aGdeo, and title taired by the court until
the notes shall be paid l.. X. PAGE.
: W. A. MA CRY.
j. NJ. MATT vs.,
H.T. v ICkHAM
JOSEPH BRYAN,
q. X. MACON,
Special Commissioners.
GRUDDS L WILLIAMS, Auction GERS. iyl7
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FrcrRE-HE,p PRrscEs.- (Berlin CORE
snoncence of the Chicsgo Times mo sham
Is unite so revolving as that OF the lie ana
deeds of princtly persons. Nine ont OF ten
of fhe Intelligent Americans man meets Id
this country, as we'll as in America, speak OF
prince Fritz and Prince Frederick Cnarles,
h;s co1sip. as "great generals" Ihey De-
1--we because the names of these persons
we're signed to reports and bulletins tnat
thew were the real directors Of the armies az
wh hose head they figured. There :is no
srch delusion here. If the German ar
mics had been left to the guidance OF
these nersopaees, the sum total of the
naIen would have been vastly differ.
ant. They never directed movement not
the denloyipg of a corporaPs guard. Moitke
and his staff conceived and executed every
detail of every movement, the princes not
heinz trusted with the most inconsequent
noinf The chief OF the staff OF each army
was its actual commander, the royal princes
merely serving as figure-heads to impress the
neopIe with their dependence upon royalty
for success in battle. So it goes in nearly
every department of public administration !;
some roval i'm oecle figures as the responsible
head. while the work is really done
by brilliant men who are compare
lively unknown. Bismarck and MoltSe
are about the only exceptions, Wild
possibly the Hing Of Saxony. who IS salo
to have some military talent. ana VINO
handled the Saxon corps 10 the late war very
effectively under MoItke's plans. Every
thing is done, however, to impress the reality
of the services of the princes upon the ma
ton. When the late war was ended, great
rewards were given the Prussian princes and
the imperial cousins, down to the lowest
grades. The two princes, Frederick William
and Frederick Charles, were created mar
shals of the empire and awarded large allow
ances from the French indemnity, While the
staff officers who had really mabGuVred the
armies were advanced grade and received
few empty decorations, Won Mol'ke, Won
Manteutfel, and Won Bismarck being about
the only marked exceptions, Bismarck re-
ceiving the title Of prince and half million
of dollars, MoIlke the dollars without the
title
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,,eces ;us, now. / am too full for utter

piCSeo JuoS poVs 49,
auce. .g.g..ss-s -. r,;r,, ~
General Bell, Mr.. A. \. Lee, MIR. klrk OF
CuIpeper, and myself went trout.hsh,h's
Yesterday. Before we reached the stream u
raiped-I was about to say cats ana ooes.
but everybody who has been in The mo W.
tains knows how bard it can ram. We
didn't exactly have fisherm1n's luck, ot go
we caught some fac trout; but. an nanus
lost suit Of good clothes by The ra,o eA -
myself and mine were so mean Una. .ney
wouldn's get spoiled. They only shfuas +
up--thc breeches nearly up to my knees aoo
the coat sleeves holf way up to the eiooWs.
Among the visitors here are Colonei aono
r florence and family, ID. Gulmau ana fam'
ilv. Of Cincinnati; l.. II. Zerega and family;
Mrs, Conkling, b. w. Lee, Esq, and family,
Mrs. T. J. Adams aud family, of New York
tinted States Senator 7. j. Robertson ana
family, Mr.. Janos Ravene!aud family South
Carolina; General f. F. Beale and family,
California;; Colonel j. Mel. Taylor ano
Lieutenant Cotton, u. S. A. DR.. G. 5. GID,
son and family, DR.. Thomas J. Johnson and
family, DR.. Claude Van Bibber and party,
Baltimore; Judge J. n. Lea and family ano
NJ. T. A. Adams and family, OF New w
leans. Much yet remains unsurg.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUNDRED
AND SfXTY-ONE ACRES KNOWN AS" WHIT.
BY" on JAMES RIVER. IN CHtSTERFiEhD
COUNTY THREE MILES BELOW MANGHES-
SMALLER PARCELS.-By virtue of a decree of
the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county pronounced
on the 22d Of October. 1874, III The case of Pat.
tersOn rs. French we shall, az special commission
thereby appointed. proceed 10 sell mt public atc-
ton. the mansion. house of the WIFI BY estate, on
MONDAY the "a OF August 1875, ut n'ci OK +.
NJ. II fair: II not, the first fair day thereafter
at the same hour; that NALuA Bile AND WELL
Colonel s. lIas<Ctt Fr.Ech has long resided located
as above, containing TWO HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-OSE ACRtS. with the usual Improvements
thereon The land extends from The south side of
James river across the Petersburg turnpike To the
Petersburg railroad. The tract Will be so divided
rs TO sell ii in the following manner-YlZ.: No l,
lying beyond the railroad, containing 20 acres;
No 2. between The railroad and turnpike contalhng
20 acres; No. g. east Of the turnpike, containing 20
to SO acres. On these lots there are excellent build
Ing sites; besides, they are admirably well adapted
for iarmug lands, market-gardens, snd SUBURBAN
re sdeuccs I heir ncarneSS to Manchester should
commend them faYorably 10 the citizens OF that
city as well as 10 those residing In Richmond.
Alter The sale Of the / rc2Oing hree tracts OF land
the residue OF the Whitby estate with The build
DRED AND THIRTY ACRES, more or less, will
be sold. -.s..
This place Is 80 we'll and favorably known as to
atlrac special attention from those wishing to Sc
three four miles OF Richmond, ana In full view of
IL.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale ana costs OF suit; balance in SIX twelve. and
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, we'll Ell.
dorsed, secured by deed of trust, or title retained
until all Of the prrcha,e-monev Is fully paid.
G.. MCRAE,
4. l.. kOULWARE,
~ 21 Special Com misSiOnerS.
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or nm ABUNDANT corn crop and return

p.ct of an abundant corn crop aho ie'ii III : !,
If their former psosperity :,
Tnc negroes of this county are generally
ordorlv and industrious. Firm-labor can pc
readily procured at fair wages, and the only
rorn nlaint hear of them Is of their propen-
sity to leave their work, sometimes at the
busiest seasons, TO attend political gather.
inss aud society meetings. Like his ely
cousins. the. country darky must nave MS
F." society,"" and Saturday the road 10 the W.
entity OF the Courthouse was iineo WIZ
them, male and female, old aau young, all
dressed in holiday attire, draped vita sasnes
and decorated with badges, going 10 at'enu
the annual celebration OF the " hising oan
Society,"" - CRoChEIT'
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BY Grubbs L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
E.1aya,tt , root hot Syaep Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ESTATE
L IN AMsLIA COUNTY KNOWN Ss
"SpRlNGFIELD.' THE FORM Ek RESiDENCE
OF NATHANIEL HARRISON, DECEASED. Al
AUCTlON.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated l9th
Of February, 1873, from Ann Maria Jackson 10
the undersigned, as trustee Will sell at auction at
Amelia Courthouse, on WEDNESDAY, the 2eth
ifay or July, 1875 THAT being c0urt-day): being
thereto required by the creditor secured by said
deed, The TRACT OF LAND lying In Amelia
county known as s'Sprlngheld,n being The same
upOn which the Iate Natha' lei Harrison iornerl,
resided containing about l 900 ACRES, OF when
about 300 acres are In original growth, about 200
acres In pine wood mot over three miles from the
rIiroad), about SO acres in low grounds, and the
residue Of the truct is laid off In lots, and Is wen
adapted to The growth Of corn, tobacco, ana wheat
the improvements consist or DWELLING
with four rooms, several barns, q Rranary, stables
and out houses generally. Also, good orchard.
This place IL FIVE miles west OF Amelia Court
house and adjOus the lanes OF j. 4. Anderson, Jr'
Charles Irving, and others; Is CONVENIENT 70
churches and schools, and Is drained by creek and
several brunches, which, In addition TO two wells.
furnish water to every port ion Of the farm. III
very susceptible OF subdivision, but The trustee Will
sell II AS a whole. -sass.--
TERMS: Tue deed requires about $4,000 be
paid In cash and The residue upon terms 10 be an
nGunCed by The grantor hui is almost certain that
terms more liberal 10 the purchaser wi! be given.
~ @...- j. l.. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctioDterS. 3y ~
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by UUNuIH, " uITCH q tVs'
Real Estate Agents AND AuctiOncers,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE-
L SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING on TIE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD Is l. 7 " En-
TWELFTH AND FOURTsENTH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AuCrIOS.-By virtue OF u tcsdol
irusf exected To the Undersigned trustee, by 6c lrse
!. Herring and wife, bearing date the 5tn day OF
February. 1866, and duly record, d la Tie clerk
office of the lfusiing5 Court OF The city Of k'cA-
mona tBow Chancery Court), ID. Is. so. p. go, 10
secure bond for So 600. bIlaLcc due on San bond
Si,s41, with Interest from the first day Of january,
1875, at eight per cent. per annum III diY OF si!r
ana being required by the beneficiary, stall sell IL
public auction, on the premises, Oh II RsDAi
the 29th day Of July, 1875, at O'Clock +. VI, ihr
YALUa BILE BklCk ID" ELLlNG located rs A'NG
described contaiuiug twelve Fo0ins closets. ani
gas: Kitchen four r. omS. watcr-cDsri. srI "alef
In The yard. 'rhe premises are in good repair. hs
lot fronts % feet more less, AID runs BACK a9
120 feet. 49,.
TERMS: The deed requires cas salt but .!
consent. the terms will be ole-iOurth cash resi'ir
at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest
added and secured by a decd OF trust.
bERBERT A. CI.AlBORNE,
laid Trustee
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street

rHRtJsTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE
| SMALL FRAME DWELLING On UNION
nj r, NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF ELIJAH
RaKER, ESQ, BY AUCTION BY virtue OF the
provisions OF deed of trust beariug date The Ism
DAY of July. 1874. from Charles y. Ienser, ouly
rec crpd In HE clerks Office of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, TO secure the unpaid pur,
cha se-money on the property mentioned therein,
shall. as trustee m said deed. being required ana re-
on THURSDAY the 9th day Of August, 1877 %. at
o'clock r. NJ, tue KEA ESTATE described IN me
routing 57xl 10 feet, with Il new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon cortaining four rooms,
wl excellent water on the premises.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and negotiable note for S3 IL
with Interest thereon from the 18Th day Of July,
1875, until raid: the residue In six ard WE'VE
months. negotiable notes to be given for the defer
red payments, with interest added, and secured by
a deed of trust. j. Z. RlCHaRDSOSs
81 Trustee.
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The graduating class of Hamilton College
petition the trustees to remove Professor
Henry A. Fink, the rhetorical professor, for
improperly in his personal intercourse
with Students" besides Partially, deceit. and
Inconsistency. The class of 1874 adopted a
similar memorial.
A graduate of the Troy High-School mis-
behaved at the commencement exercises,
and by way of punishment the faculty re-
fused 10 give him diploma. He will bring
suit 10 compel them to yield up the docu-
mcnt. claiming tina, ss he had passed the
examination they had no right to keep it
from him.
Here! you fellows who are going off to
the springs and mOuutains-remember that
every daily paper is anxious to receive let
tiers containing hotel puff,.-Free Press.
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aIJe,rI0N sALEs-Tnis Day.
ByCook & Eaughton, Anrtfoneefs,
No. 10 governor street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GRO
IL GERS COUNTER, OFFICE DISKS. Ger
AT AUCTIOt This DAY ut 10. O'Clock we
viii seil. at our store general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting OF
COTTAGE CHAHBsR SUITS,
MhRBLE-TOP CABINET and WASHSTANDS
aud TABLES,
l WALNUT PARLOR-SUIT covered with hair-
soFA.GOUSGEs, TABLES.
OAK and MAHOGANY OFFICE-DEsks,
NEW UOUBL &c and SINGLE MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS, PILLOWS. CHAIRS, III fu .n
BATH.T UBs, SHOW ER.BATHs.
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES, CRIB. .-t.
l larse-size COOK1SG-S rove In GOOD order,
/ Gfst,Gnk'S CUfiSrER with drawers
KITCHEN kURSITUR =
tva7 f .s---.rE = auctloneer5.
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THIRTEEN BLACK DoGs.-[From the Troy
Press.l Last evening nineteen beef cattle
came over the covered bridge from West
Troy. They were in charge of two boys
and four dogs-big and unclcan, and one OF
them was yellow. The boys were armed
with long sticks stolen from lumber.plle.
As the procession entered King street ten
CITY dogs with tails aloft and ears elevated ran
after the country dogs, and they halted. The
ten visiting dogs were black, aud three
of the country dogs were black, which made
exactly bakers dozen black dogs. They
kicked up an impromptu tigat in about forty
seconds, which alarmed the cattle, and with
one accord they bowed down their heads
and advanced on the qusrrelsome CANNES.
A short, quick, upward jerk of the beeves'
pccks, and the atmosphere was full Of dogs
kicking, and bowling, and paving in the air.
Some came down on their backs, some on
their sides, and some on their heads. One
dog landed on an awning and rolled OFT like
keg of nails, souse into tub OF water
where a youth had been bathing some ice.
The dog.fght was over, and each cur
crawled or limped home as best he could.
Time, one minute.
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'# BY ". GoCtiin,
Real Estate Agent and Auction ecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank sirre,s.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVERAL
- BEAUTIFUL. LOTS lN1HE PLAN DELLA
PARK AT The NORTHEAST CORNER %
BROAD AND HANCOCK sTREETS, AND Oy
The SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MARSHALL
AND HANCOCK STREETS viii lie sold 81 src.
lion, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. 2srh Of
July, 1875. al O'Clock p. H.. thss truly beautful
and attractive LOT fronting 80 feet Oh the north
side of BlOid street running back on The eas, line
OF Hancock stre' 142 feet 70 an alley sixteen es,
wide. Also, EIGHTY FEr I al the s0utheas, cor
ner Of Marshall and hancock streets, running bark
142 feet to said alley. These Tors viii be sold in
small PARCELS TO I've detern ined vt the hour Of sale
They are elevated. we'll shaded, ann are The baud.
soonest lois In thar improving locality.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at -four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest adtad
secure d by q trust. deed. ". GODDlS.
iy 90. "a, 90. 81. 20 Anrtonfer