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My stock of JUVENILE BOOKS Is so large that
e. IS impos.be to mention them all. Purchasers are
requested to cali and examine the best Hue ofJUVE-
NILES In the CITY, ..oo
SESSs HSS GE sFoHi.s with s2s
HANS ii'sSt ANpERssN;s FAIRY .TAIEs s6oT
BEY,THADDEUs OF WARSAW, each ]. 50
ksb Xv 2f YT2S!ss oh f8n
THE Pf pax 'p HFfEE THE g g
HLDS sn ST BY9k Sc EAk1 and TAh ss un
GREAT sIEGEs Of HISTORY =, GREAT CON- COZ
Il BRITISH ARMY, Great Battles of the British
Navy, British Heroes In Fpseigu Wars, each
SSsed pses Fur as q
ToN, ARABIAN NIGHTS, and SWISS 3 AM ~
INK so Fafs9 T fafa and xSDERs5NS
FAIRY TALES (eachl.. ....,.........,... I 00
H asFpsYS' OF 81 WoNDEEFUL iNvEN: ~
ONE RGsDRED PICTURE Fables. Is
MRS. FOLLEN's LITTLE soNGs..,....... ! SO
P PEk9Tss ThhEs oF THE KINGS AND SS
QUEENS OF acknowledgements. 1. rs
CHnDREN's ANIMALS FOR 1875.
CHArrER-Box. New volume for 1s75.....$1 SO
LITTLE FOLKS for 1S76........ .......,.. l 50
SUNDAY READING FOR THE YOUNG..,....... 5o
INFANTS MAGAZINE for 1s75............. 70
NURSERY for lS76..:.................. on
The above are all bound In attractive board coy
ers and will be sent by mail, post paid, TO any adj
= 80 - J. 7. ELLYsON, 1112 Main stree.
AMERICAN ToY-BooKs-a that are published;
PANORAMaas-a large assortmentat 49, 3d. &c.,
BIBLES In every variety Of binding. from soc. to
PRaYER-BooKs- large assortmen.--ransipg
HYMN1B aj IS Of all denominations in great va.
oATHoL1C PRAYER.BooIks7r,a nns assortment
wJRsEBSxss om z7Ss iaf
"hit ). +. RkI9soS's. No. liz Main street.
ALPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS.
ALPHABET BLOCKS ........25, so, SO, and 75c.
KINDERGARTEN BLOCKS. s,Ero
HILLS gNiq RS-, GnLkaGBs Iecxs SO
CRANpALI'S MAsoUERApR 81 oCKS......,. q
CRANpALL's FxPREssIoN BLoCKs......'..~ az az
SwIFT's BUILDING BLocKs'..........'. $500 = W
SEA. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. -.
| A varied assortment at prices ranging from DUG.
lias SEES GAMES. aE
NV stock of games embraces all the new andm
R RHSIsErrE, OR PARLoR BILLIAIDs...... .$e 90
TILT naToe AND ioohsAahsa..2 90
AssnnSn Tun Observation-Disclosures board game. q 90
phPcHREsI.f olding-board garnc-1 90 aud 90
BICE CROQUET-foldnR board game gS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
VIGHETTE A UTHoRs, AyLUDE. poR-2
TRAIT AUTHORS, COURT SOCIETY, DIR. al
BUSBYY .....,.'.. w
ON MAID, DIR. FUssY, CINDERELLA,
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, JACK STRAWs,
COCK ROBBIy, WHERE IS JouNNY.CoUkT-'
INC CABDs, each go
| s $50 j. r. ELLYSON,
10 o.tDe2S 1l12 Main street.
63l J: W1Lpr. 63l
BROAD STREET.
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CLOTH, BERLIN, and KID GLOVES
and GACSTLETS fer ladies and
gentlemen.
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s,TjI.E.AlM-BAKERY.

NOTICE. Havtng quail
NJ fed as committees OF Hugh Dc. Stanardt or
Roxbnry, In Spotsyl1anta county, hereby Telpess
persons having claims against him 10 press NJ
ind those indebted 10 him to make payment 20 he
q & u. 90 "A ID. VILLA Ms,
de9.Th3w Committee Of Hugh Mrstanatd
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/ BOOKS FOR Yo,UN q AND OLD
Oprose and poetry; new, standard, and fancy
editions, in plain, substantial, ;, and Ornamental
bindings, for the pocket, library and centre-tnbe
also, a lot Of FANCY GOODS, all suitable for pre-
sentstIon. tFiiu9 80 Al Ezai5s !a3bn9i
CalI.ewhile the assortment Is new and large at
1918 MA1S srREEr. u So q. .iI=.'7 =
Ii .delAj ~ Y-3is RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. !
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"A large stock OF BLACK CAcHaxpy.
ALPA CA, MRRINo, CRAPH
IL CLOTH, HENRIETTA CLorH.
.EoABAzINEs, BIAR1TZ, &c.
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CHRISTMAS
LACE TIzs. LACE Fsoaus, TryssL
and ELK TiRs.

ICHRIsTMAS LACE TIES. LACE FHsrtus
PRESENTS and sILE TIrs. = = Tvs
] CHRfSTMAS 1880 -.s
PRESENTS. -
ECdkiSTMA. 80 -
RkESENis FANCY BAEDKERcHsF
| CHkiSTMAs "a EAM PoISr p,i
PhESSNlo LACES and INSERTING,
| CHklSrnAs = 7l'J'
l. PRsSENTS.I
CHRISTMAS 49, .s.r.r lEa
ThE,S s BERLIN SILK SAsHEs. IA
| CHklsTMAs 1SAQURS snd hoods.
.PRESENTS. 80 -. -. +
| CHRISTMAS
| PRESENTS. 1898 iS'S - E ~"
| lSTMASl BLACK and CoLoRED DIRE
| PksSENTs. beautiful grades, at low
CHRISTMASI ,&i Ees's$s'E
PRESENTS.S ca Es 1
1 CHRiSIMASR = ! ~ z y
| xPkESEStS::t A large stock OF BLACK CA
| Gdh1sS.lSM1aASs ALPA Ca MER mo, j
| PkESr.NIS;E CLOTH, HENRIETTA
| EHklSIaAS .EoABkzINES, BIAR1TZ
| CHRISTMAS s -- =
PREsENIS.z t..,a ...s,. -.r,-s,-
CHR!SIM AZ 1000 sets OF COLLARS ant
Pks SENis QUO sets OF fURs FOR Ii
ChRlSIMAs misses;
PRESENTS. SEAL-SKIy CAPS for ladle
CHkiSTMAs aud children.
PHE I3E tss-.--.--------'---,,---.~-~-
| lahlSIMnss -
ES aS =!
IpaphEi srMTS hEAL LACE aASDkERcHI
rRESENls EMBROIDERED HANDKERt
CttkiSlM Al 4 INITIAL HASDKERCHfKE5
PRFSgNTs. PLAIN aud tiEMsTITCIiEl
ChklSlNh j kERCHIRFs. ss,E'
PkESESIsg In. .h-aa
CHklSIMa:
PRESENIs
CHRiSTIMiSAr tFANcY-STRlPE HOSE for Ia
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HOlrDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

= . = = HOLIDAY PRESENTS - .
= & y HOLIDAY PRESENTS - ?
HOLIDAY PRESENTS - = =
Now receiving at NOWLAN q co.'s.
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FANcY-STRlPE HOSE for laeies, gem
tlemen, and children in great Va.
riety.
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UNDERWEAR In large variety for
ladies, gentlemen, and children.
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BLACK and CoLoRED DIR Fss sreEs,
!" beautiful grades. at low prices.
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Rictnn.STorE CAMEO JEwELRYs
Rich. JEWELEY, s,,4
Rich. .."RoMAN GOLD NECKLACES,
Rich.... ROMAN GOLD CROSSES,
Rich. ..RoMAN. GOLD MEDALLIoTs,
Elegant. CHASED and EHAMELLED WATCHES,
Elegant. loyal OPERA CHAINS,
Elegant. GUARD CHAINS, c,as.
Elegan &. .LEoNTISE and VEST. CHAINS,
Elcgnnt. SLEEVE and BosoM-BUTToNs,
Supsrb... .sI1vEB PIECEs IN CASES
Superb. Silver PITCHERS, CCPs, and GoBLETs,
superb. SILVER CARD-CAsEs, ~. s'5..et ~
Superb. silver MATCH and ToBAcco.Box
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DRESS GOODS AND CASHMERE De-
PARTMENTS. - Great reduction
in prices TO close on: this seasons
stock.
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Thousands Of other UsEEru AR
rIcLRs FOR THE HOLIDAYS can 10
found at
sYCLE BROTHERS,
~ 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
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Garcia and TRAVELLING.
ROBES from low prices to finest
imported.
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County Orieer.
LARAMIE COUNTY.

Geo a. Draper. Chairman,
Po"''"i'''o"sr' |. 7 B,a5y'
,AsuF-N. J. oBirn. "1"
C0ash6s-w layer. G. :. pevne.
: ss's,ss q "a, Psaes-Juu. Slaughter. TN. Fi-b@
TrfaSersr-D. TrEcy.
Pr0hzIL gin}Qs-D. 4. Tracy.
Pr0ss5- ing In0rnsR-W y. Csrlrit.
SzaO0l SUP iHteHisRf- F. ". hi lard.
CyrOasr-Ja Talbot.
t~sssSscr-Ed. j Morris.
CHEYENNE TITY.
r. 4. whipple, PrcE.sr IS. MAyOg
John Ncaion.
Bro Trustees John 4. Davis.
l.. X krg-H-h-h,
Peter Humma
CLsrE-w Rirha'd-nn. s1. 81. AssesroT.
Hzrshd-t. : DrvOE.
Ir~as"fsr-i-aao bergman.
AhOrHsV-T !. Street.
SHure:or-A J. rHFshRl.
Police Jss0css John Slaughter, I. n. Fishrr-
Mset'urr Of he Town Trustees Friday ~NeH
iuG In each week, At the tiiY Han.
ALBANY COUNTY.
nv. nm nidny,
~onmissios,rs i'm u Dur acher.
lThomar Al-op.
ShoF-J.R Brophy;
'u'acss Of ne Peace 81. y y. P Ela,er'
EJ-rk-J w. M-ld nm.
p, 6ris Jai1s-G W litter. sr-onoio TreasursT.
Proseeuij0g .AfhorssV-C W. hIamrl.
specialization Or Sea0ois-N. L. Andrews.
CoroHa-JHme- Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
VIM. Harris. er oNes. NSyos
J. II Finfrock.
Boarf 81 Trustee 2. G9lbrni,h.
7. J. Webster,
lAamcs Nin-.
Csrk-John Nc! cod. e0-ogfcso Assessor
NirsfJt-M. a.. Hance.
TTsdsRrsr-L. ID. PcH~e.
Ab0rGCy-Hrmer Merrell.
POhcS Jashre-L. d. Per~e.
CARBON COUNTY.
~. h. Adams, Chail man
Commissioner D.. Il ulHr.
u. " BrammSr
ShsrJg-D +. Il nuNs.
clerk Perry l.. smith.
Probate JVfgs wm, l. Ash.
AHessor-B. r Pyau.
Superintendent o. Schooks-B. r. Kinney.
s~wEETyATEi COUNTY.
w. p. N'blr. Chairman.
(Jlmes CalLOUD.
sheriff r. A. McPhse.
ClerE-A. EcInt"rh.
Probate Juig-Ias A. Brennan s. OF. Trss,I.
Isst' sor- " IN. 4. Juhnsou.
UINTA COUNTY.
~. \. SlOan-
Sh,stf- william BinIen.
Tfsr>- ~. -. lev
Prsblte Judgs-S. II. Remington az OF Treas
P ~. cutting AaOrney-N GArbannit~
~ zsOr--M. -. Hopkins.
S"rcsVDr-H. Robinson
,yDsriHtsBRsBf 0T SrhOOk-S. X Temple
COro ftT-TA Umas Slrtct
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DIR. Geo. Walkers

treatment consists IN the INSCRIPTIONS relrc-
ton OF all hose dele erinus mineral drugs.
which, while fhey momcntarily remove the
symptoms, poison The blood and permanently
fN the diseases in h constitution, which form
the sole panacea of thnt uusc unulous horde of
empirical charlatEns who areca their unsus-
pecting huI too cnnfding dupes. and for their
srlid gold rrquiie hem with shattered con sti-
tC'iUus, and u endurable existence. and the
prospect of an II timely aud early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fee, S., faithfully at
tended 20.
Medicine provided ana sent TO any part of the
United States
a CURE GUARANTEED IN CASES
Hours of consu tation from 2 a II, to ~ m. l 10
, and . TO 9 p. IN. Separate receptions rooms.
p. o.. box, IT79. auc7d6m
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James Langdon, who was shot dead
in the lumber yard on 18th street,
New York, is believed TO have been
killed by a man whom he had robbed
of his watch. The killing OF Lang
don was followed by the shooting of
two men by a detective who was
searching for the murderer.
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independence in Politics.

Jefferson, speaking Of journalists,
said they ''shOuld be independent OF
personal influence, and not be moved
in opinion on the mere authority Of
any individual, " and independent
editors seize upon the words of JEFF
fersOn a. ofacuhar. But we cannot
see the application rs confined to any
class Of editors. Though an editor
attaches himself 10 a political organ
Izatiun, he does not, or need not,
place himself under the Influence"
or authority" Of any individual.
To be a partisan does not imply the
sinking OF individuality or the sui
render of self. Party but means the
handing together of men holding TO
certain leading tenets with the view
Of pnpulariziug them. When a party
through power, proves false 10 It's
professions and pledges in the SUPPORT
of such policy or policies as distin.
guish IL from the opposition, then the
door Of the party should be opened
and the deceived permitted To break
ranks. But that II good citizen. en-
dowed with sufficient intellectual cal
ibre To edit II creditable newspaper
ran or should leo We a party, aud take
his position midway between it and
its opposite during a conf ct of ideas
and the wuging OF II war of principles,
is simply u stupendOus and monstrous
absurdity. Une never has done it,
none ever will do it. If his con
SCIENCE has been stung by the treach-
cry of the party he has left, he will
attach himself and fortune to the OPP
position, for surely hat party will
represent the idea which the ore he
left %disowned, or else its importance
did moi warrant his dissension.
Some of the ''independent" jour
nalists of this country favor a third
party, but they are chiefly such as
have been waiting for bids from n
or the other of the existing political
organizations.
Wnttersou. of the Louisville CotH'-
70 "NN' 'f't1 oNgoH
1.-THE scheme of n third party
movement, looking to nominate
Charles Francis Adams for President,
and by getting him early in the field
To force the regular Republicans to
take him, just as the Democrats were
forced to take Greeley, does not strike
us. That scheme cannot he executed
twice, and ON different political sects.
1t failed badly in ~ and it will fail
worse in '76.
Watterson, having been M of the
independents" himself, knows how
it is, and he has unfurled the Demo-
cratic banner.
The truth and fact is, that the Re-
publican and Democratic parties rep
resent the prevailing opinions and
sentiment of the people, and the edi-
tor who nails the colors of one or the
other party to his editorial head, and
boldly works for the success of the
party of his choice, exhibits the tru-
est and nuhlest independence, while
he who sits upon the fence making
facts at both, will slip off when the
battle commences without advantage
to self, party or country.
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New Advertisements.
DOUBLE YOUR TRADE

uruggt L, Gruc-rs sud Itenicr-! Pgr- Chirq cad
yI94s To- Ia Ssrlrd nrckasr-, G ear ton 1aHs.
lose Ur ALI gHuss- Srfc tx
C.rcu!sr IuE TEIL~ tEA IuNgANl, Al FultuH
Il. y. + u BaS l5Gl.
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SEHeRAL
Delegate In Congress,
F0TtV-Zal Congregation. ". R. sleek


60oernOTJnO. Is. Thsyvr.
SsrTefarg-G. " FIUhcH.
LMNy @S-to = ouEgsa-s COETf-. ". Fisher
AAsOo2dts Jasfirrs-JO-. ii. carey. L. A.. TnumEG
LF' . Shacs tettrrfOr-E i. Snow.
oETFSgOF GshsE7aE SilAr Reed.
Ezcsit,s u PuGae A0Bsgs-G. w. torry.
x gAstST D. ) LHssf O51o-S. "a. WiLso.
IsrtiyfAsl TroIstnsT-S. H.D-WLey.
TERRITORIAL auditor. IA. BayIaru
r. L. ArpOlG.-
cohaDtisstotsr Of P-sSih-AGayy} C6sris. duiIea.
u. - POsI.
IsTrffOriQI LibrarigH JOHN sIangh eF.
C0DsnttsSt0Hrrg IHaEstguaiOa| X Larey.
5f~psfHEhdsmg q ms s~rtish-JoiM Slaughter,
u ay1cI au1rstg-E. r. Juhu<ub
taHsd states GOa.0ItssiOssF-J ". BIansr.
E7-rt nr tg J0ft5f1 ptsfyIri-J. W. BrupeB-
K1ssaal-Giiber Adams.
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DIR. Geo. Walker

having for n numbe- Of years ma e the above
malRdIes the subject of his special study. and
mureuNe r. by long aud careful practice, mUuiticd
he treatment used and by -uch
emiueni men rs Doctor RECORD. l. .lAmUnd. Val
drHI. Sidel. Wilson and others, as app led Ivy
them in cold and humid climates. 20 ms 10 e2Ari-
ly suit the altered state of the constitution OF
persOLs no ha e been n .ciimntised in trnpi.aI
and semi-'rOpical COMMITTEES, f.els periect conn
d-nce ia undertaking. the permanent ana eifec-
tual cure of any uf the above diseases uf how
eyrr long st'ndinc or invet, rate they may be.
with II ctrtainty Of not only eradicating the DIS
nrfer. but cOncurrcnily restoring the entire con-
sir u lon to perfect health and yigor.
The grand peculiarly Of
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Hope Hncan. .,mcnt, No. ., l.. o. o. F., meet
every 2d and ITh Wednesday ofeseh month
Oud FelIows' Hat.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. q. 81 r. meSss every
Monday evening nj Odd Fellows Han.
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DR.. Geo. Walker,
Physician and Surgeon.
Member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons,
LOndon.
The Celebrated Specialist from
LONpON md NEW YORK.

Or. G Walker. b.gs to iuflrm the public that he
ha- commenced The praclice Of hi profession Il
ROOFS FIVE AND SIX, GooD's Bees. CotNEK OF
SINrEEsIH AND LAanIEE SrEEATs.
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Courtesy of Wvo. Archives & historical Dept; CHEYENNE. vvo.
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COUNTY.

w. p. N'blr. Chairman,
Commissioners William EvAne.
(James Calhoun.
sheriff r.. A. Mcihve.
CerE-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Jpi8.-Ias A. Brennan. sr. OF. Treas =.
-4ss.. s0r- " IN. 4. Juhnsou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

BY Gruobs & Williams
Rcsl Estate Agents and AnchohPers'
r,nron,n ssrrct between Main and Bahh.

FARMS IN PRINCE EDWARD
cniiNTY : FoKssLEATA Al rTIooN17,WAKEE-
,!1t IInNh SMALL TsACT OF WooiM ~,
hND wAyERLf VI KNntE a"i' hnc;RTs, ana
III ,r,rt Of wood'ard both near Green ls'S s.ai
non. on the Richmond and Danyi'il%T, 3 "Nt"n XII
WAvEkI,v, co,naininR Fowl Fowl. ~ Nm Crcnn Ray
Una, so,d ~ auction, Il. the osace Of Grubos &
W NM ' on THURSDAY &c solh day Of gay;
1875, al q O'clock NJ. The as"Se-na'he" tracts "a
@sne first. WAKEFIELD. conts ms SEVEN hun
MIR ID AMP fONTI AtkF'>. about haiI clearer,
.,,c haiaucc In wood and Nmhcr, much OF iS'rigl-
NJ grow,t The !mrrorrmcr " OH this place area
framed Dwelling IN good repair. ana shted lor ne
comfortable accommoa a,i1n OF a aref .nh' s,,.
b,es catriagn-huusr, houses for laocterS' snd q
gri,i- and saw mill IN working order. and large
orcbari Of choice fR;it TuiS lane, tcing nehr tne
rairoad. has on |, wood and timber sufficient 10
NOR, than pay the amount 1t Is likely TO sell itr III
this time. The owner PURCHASED u Tor , n ,,no
| but having removed 10 the west 'hcis '''i' P'1''
| and will sell 4 tr.rgain. ,..r,-r1
Thc sccond:narn med tract contains about sen In
TT Ack ,S,rG al Wow SI fi'' S' Fur miles from
Green BAY or Prices station, on The Richmond and
Dauvilc railroad, contains 64o acre, annu' tm3'
hickory. pinr, &c The place Is we'll fenced In
| and with numerous crUss.icnces- The dwe'fhe j.
Of brick. aud contains ten rooms with good Gel
las aII I'm good r. plir. There are ten new log
! cabins Il new co,Ii-crib worth $500, iaTlh.Ehr1
with new sheds three sides OF IL nglish sttie!
! Ave ,ob,cco-uarus and stables, smoken"use, GARY
| &c, &C. :, ,s .., oo-,
oats lurnips, &c.-2lS bushels wheat from nine
teen bushels ser,ied IN fall of 1878. There Is
good orcharG OF apple. ch"rry-. and plun-trees'
cchurch within n mile: many English settlers II
the rcighnnrhor d. The climate l. particular:
healthy: tho land Is gently rolling. taxes are llghl
Ihc house alone could not he built Tor i.ss ;ha'
rs 900. ., e,. !,
the auciionc,rs Persons are requested to examine
| these lands before The day OF sale.
Terms: Liberal. GKUBBS WILLIAMS,
| 49,. % hucrl rnccrS.
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by Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TALUA-
~ BILE REAL Estate ON LEIGH STREET
CORNER Fourth. AND ON MOORE STREET
EEAR BACoN,SQ U RTER BRhNC4, By AUG
tloS.-ln obtdicnce to i uccrce OF the Cbarcfry
souri or the ci'y OF Richmond, entered on the 4lh
daY OF May, S1J, in suitdhcrein pending STYLED
Gross rs. sncignls, &c, we shall proceed 10 sell BY
pn'hic auction, on the Drent;cs, on THURSDAY
~. 2oih DAY o. May, 1879 a.: . o'clock L. NJ, the
FOLLOWING LctS OF LAND ia the city OF Rich
moud-SIZ:
tist. = LOT OF LAND at the rorthe 4st corner
OF leish anu Fourth Streets fro. tiug Ill feet on
me ioElE size OF Leigh street and running back
Inc nsuil depth, with an old wooarn house thereon
second. An unimrrnrrd Va cANT LOr on
Moore s'fer'. havinga front Of tNcnty-Seren feet
near Bacun's Quaiter trancii.
, lEhMH: Ge.Iourth ca.h; residue in three equal
!hstI incntS Win interest auded payable at 81 \.
Twelve, ahd tighle: months from th. day OF ale
,ii. purthaser 10 give negotiable notes for Tie de-
Icfred Payments aud the lite 10 De re taiued until
ai ie Inc purchSse-money Is paid and conveyance
oiueteu Wy lile court A. M. KtiLSi,
,o Ro. HOWARis.
~! ~ special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20
BY COOK & Lausnton' Auctioheefe'
No. 10 Governor street

SALE OF ELEGANT
i BAR.COUhTkKS, HOTrL;RANGES htA
IlG-FURNACF. SODA APphRaI TO Al
pIiMP. CARPkTS, MIsROH. tOOkl$ ~! QurN-
SIT.S &C. AT GhhOT'S HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 2ith Instant. nj " O'CLOCK, We
win sell without reserve. AT Gernts iotel OH Maih
Getwe.n Ninth and Tenth streets. lhs elegint
BAR OUSTkRS AND tlAIi Res,
the b,ndsomest in The city. costihg S9Ou,
/ S,rOR E-L OHhTER, very lancsolne: ann,
| LARGE FURNACE End HrAllNd ARIA
hkTJ-S for three Sto les, complete;
1S1DA-FUUNTAIN. with generators ana foun-
$50 SYfHON -rOTTLtS in perfect order ;
> " StCr- iZc ~ STAURAcT KANGrS as
good rs new. costing 1850 each, with broier at
I aI'..PtMP (completeI as good u. new
and LAUSDnN FURSl-
9 eve; Io ien,' CHAMBER CARPETS:
\ lot of FURNITURE consisting otssr,c ,rr
WALNUT BrDSTkAn, MAiTREsSks' BED
DiSI, Tables BUREAUS. aud Gil AlES; ,
l FRENCH-rLATE WALNUT-FkAME fihk
cpaN IrTT ,OILET SETS, CLOCKS,
Hanu.omc silver. plated WlNt.COoLER.
MAKBLE-MUfIA COOKING UTENSILS,
GLASSWARE,
SIONEWAKt,
INV RE, &c. &c. .
6 dcmiiohnS BuMG ihDNEk WHlShE1, oh-
MAl,A RUN. and PORT WINE: .
The sale Is posi- i've aud unrcscrvcd, ana ncrltS
the It,uliou OF those wanting such articles aS;lc
TERMS: sums under II 90. cash: sums Of 800
and over sixty uays crcGit for approved negotiable
my 20 COOK & LaUGHTON. AuctionecrS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

HARD on TIE DoCToRS.-The Medical As.
s"cla;1on of America convened in Louisville
last week, and there were doctors in the
cry world without emo" The local on the
Courier. Journal thus "took them off,:
There isn't u darky wearing out his ex-
lsteDce on the levee who is not afraid to 60
forty feet from where he lives after dark, on
account of there being SO many doctors in
Tue Guy. No. sab, yoa amt gwine to got
DIS nigga to fool about .own after dark. kase
dem doctors is bad incidence You be
walkin' long 'Iendin' to yo' own business.
aud The iu>t thing you know dey's gone got
you. Dey cum from de Norf, whar nigsars
, are >Sase, an dey cut nigga up, skin him,
lake de insides out, an pin de bones toned.
ger; den go eff AM show how de white
i ,o'ks Is put up, by printing to nega's ski.
.inslon. No. sab! dem pill rsss'lers am
", met ~, vendors amt gwiue to lay eyes
90 dIs nigga arter dark kaSe tole Won. chile
tasnt safe for plgga to 60 foolu' round Iii
dey lea5 dis town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20
RV Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
INA Main street, Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
Il VALUABLE coal GALA AMP C0hE Ep pRUrEkTTf
EE69u ISN;T IS IN lie STATE Of VIkGINIA,
WlTHlN TWELVE MILES OF IHE ClEG No 3E !.
JAMES :, RIVE AND AANAWHA CANAL,
TOG ETHER WITH ENGINES, MACit,NtKi,
MTnys CARs b3ATs I20ts W %Gi fEGt Or
AND FRAN1HIsEs THE TUuKaHOEAND
lanes RIVER RAILROAD COMPASi.-by
virtue of a deed of trust dated the All OF Noycm-
her 1873 and duly recorGeh in the Clerks rlices
or fItnrco and Goochland counties, executed 10y
lie james River Coal Company 10 the suoscrioers'
The Subscribers (bcnr Grrctd SO to do by the bene-
iiciarr in said decd shall. on TUESDAY the
22d day 0! June, 1875, at IL o'clock NJ, in front
Eleventh streets, In the city of Richmond in The
Stale of Virginia expose for sale at pur,c auction
The nrGpiiry c9csg o Ga Or
less. known rs "Trenl's": i rk ct Of LAND
containing i 60 acrts. more or less, known as MI
chaeis's"; TRAIT OF LAM containing. IS
TRACT OF LAMP containing $50 acres, more or
is. Known as "nieirck's estate: TRACT OF
~ LAH ~. I FIONA; Dlctricks"; LEASE upJn the
SuHFACE aud MINERALS Of Il TRACE OF
- Nd containing l,243 acres known as ~ ar
bn m M sss S rse ea noo eSP roa on ann e @
cnisrs OF tn. Tuckahoe and james ktver naiIroad
I omlany; said Fad extends through laid lands to
the JilueS river ana halt"na Cdlhti Si'd iCase
expires on the 80 Of June. 1856 Engines, Ma
chinery, Mules, Cars. Boat, 1oOiS, &C., necessary
for an extensive work ing, raising, and transporting
of the product of said Coal and Coke property. a
norton OF the aforementioned proncr'y-tO wit
the lO7-, lGO-. 1853 $50, and 400-acre tracts-is
SUBJECT to cps prior 10 said decd 10 about The
amount of f25.S5O, principal and interest
TERMS: Oue-hlIf cash: balance In two efial
instalm-nls at one and TWO years, the deferred i'll
sralueurs to bear interest ~ the rate Of six per
ccrIum per annn from day of sale and evidenced
nv rcpoIIabl. notes secured by CeeQ of Trust on
said property. " ,.
AT the Office of The auctIoneer.
ROBERT HOWARD,
.THOM las Il. JACKSON,
mv13 HENRY VI. Sc LI.