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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21

ptr Sell9IelI.
Qpbm Der @pb1tbdti8feit.
Sm 8aiernlano orauben lit elm 4far=
rer 9euelen uno bat Tenneber9er 9eDei=
BEN. Scr ,uar 9uttbati9, iiber Die Ma=
Ben 9uttbati9, 10 oab er oft lelber in
8eordnsniB fam aus Man9el an Sable
ligteiteu, babel Datte ct aber audi piel
@ertrauen 5u @ott. est gan5 natiir=
lid tuer barmbersig it, oct oiro 8arm=
ber5i9teit erlan9en, un6 iein &ebet 1T
Gin 9ietri6 uno Elm i6arfer 8obrer:)
Oa batte er einmal gar 81 nDtblpenbig
Gtluel9es an @elo 9ebrau1t uno ipuBte
teinfs auf3ubrin9en. Sir ei'ren 're6t=
ibaffenen @eellor9er tann oas aber
manGu,al cine i6,uere Gorge meroen :;
er fat Elm 9er5 fir bic 9an5e @emeinbe,
'uie Elm Tamilienuater fir feline Gamilie,
uno tiimmert li6 piel uno lebr> penn ei,l
9aas in I9iuerer Notb 1T un0 CT ni6t.
belfen tann. CT be0a9te Fd uno es fel
linn Elm, oab ct Dor &ur5em elmer Ner<
ion, bic in einen fremoen Grt perreilen
mubte uno linn i6re 9tptb tl0gtc, bic ley
ten 5tuei &ronentbaler 9ei6entt babe.
llnb bas @el9ent bot i'm bel oieiem
Geod6tniB gar nidt 9ereut; aber er
bdtts oo9 au@ 9eraoe jebt Die Sluei &ro=
nentbaler gar gu notblpen6i9 9ebrau9t.
98ie linn ba 70 feline @eoanten @rimmen
uno 8eansitisuug ma&ten :. itonb ct an
bas Sen lter (peil man oa lpetter Dinauf=
{9apen tann) unh 1pra6: vQieber &err
@ott, bu ,ueibt; i9 babe Dir erit Die 5tpei
RronentbaIer gelieben, uno brdu6te lie
jebt au@ 10 notbtuenbi8; iei 10 gut i'd
bite bi9 barum gar 1ebr> Sabl mir lie
auriiet." l1no mo ct Gin 10 cinfaHiges
Beten fertig Datte,~ oa tlopfte es an Der
Shire - berein - Gs mar Der 8rief=
traser uno batte ein Yadet bon 200 @ul=
ben fir ben @farrer. $50 1T oos @elo
6cr9etommen
6ie @erion fam in ben @ient bel ei=
nem rei9en 1errn in Der @taot, uno CT
3ablte einmal sele9entli@, mie in i6rem
Sort Elm 10 9uttbdti9er Pfarrer, tuel@er
ibr Die lebten 5tuei &ronent6aler ge16entt
6abe, tpel@e ct i'm 8erm09en bate. Ser
6err bate fetn Ser5 bon @olo uno Sil=
Der uno qu9 ni@t boz Marmelitein, er
batte elm ebles Menl@enber5, 10 bab @ot<
tes 9iebe lei9t uno un9ebinoert in iein
6ers einitra6len tonnte. Gs fid linn Elm:
vi6 6ab ia piel mebr als i'd brau9e uno
10 Elm milotbdtiser Seellor9er ,ueiB am
belten Die We9e u16 @dn9e, no man Den
ueberfuB am ,be1en unterbrin9en tann
uno tpie 6amit ju banotieren it," 9iele
@eoantsn be,ue9ten lao erlpei@ten isin
@era, ,pie ,uenn es ibm @ott ins DIR 9e=
iagt bdte> mas ct iebt tbun lo1e> uno er
padte oas @elo 5llla1nmen; 100 @uloen
fir ieben &ronentbaler. 60 fat1 benn
6as @elo seraoe, ba Der pforrer nit iei=
nem tinbii6en @ebet fertig 'uar, 100 er
BON Dem Serr9ott oas Mnleben sariidbe=
gebrt bate. llno i'd tann mir wobl
6enfen, !uas ber Yfarrer fir cine Greuoe
9e9abt baben mub. neil linn aus oer|
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:: Selbn fbulb :!

Man1e Miitter beflagen lid, oab lie
bon ibren &inoern nid)t 9eliebt ,ueroen.
Das 1T 1ebr 81 beoauern uno fann Die
nadtbetli9iten 5ol9en Daben. Sd nabm
mir oesbdlb Dor, Die ur1a6e oapon 81
erforI9en uno beoba1tete Die fla9cn0e
Wfuttcr in i6rem 8eneDmen gegen i9rc
&inoer. Sd mo6te babel sic WabrncD=
mltn9, eab Die Gi,rber bon ibrer Wuttcr
iebr perimieoen bebanoelt >puroen. Mdb=
reno lie 9e9en Die jiin9eren poller 3art=
lidteit uno 9ifenliebe mar betomen Die
dlteren pon ibr lelten ein 9utes Sc li6t.
SD 1ab, :bab Die tleineren &inoer, Sun,al
oqs ~8abp" pollet Gigenlinn uno unar=
ten poren, aber Die Mlltter mar blind,
lie lab fidts, lie tooelte nid5ts, lie 1trore
ntGts, i'm @c9entbeil, lie par poll bes
Spbes ltber Die tleinen un0e5o9cnen 9tan=
gen, oDne oaran 81 bentcn> oaB man
fremoe @iinoed be9ebt, ,penn man I'll
fre'noen Geblern iilldwei9t> iie nidt
itraft, lonoern iO9ar lobt. @an5 anoers
d1er mar es bel oen 9r6Beren &inoeru.
Nn bielen iuollte oie W}utter gar ni9ts
|gutes finoen; lie tonnten ni6ts re1t mo-
den, >uas lie tbaten; Tebler, Die an ibrem
jiin9ercn @e16wiitern entl9uloigt mur=
ben unb mgeitraft blie6en, ,uuroen an
!bnen aufs 9arteite be eltraft. Sc >pur
ilar, Die Mutter battc s'ueierlci Wlab uno
@eluibt. 9arf man li@ wunoern, oaB
| fe bon aeu 9r6Bcren &inoern ni6t 9e=
liebt ,uuroe? sic mar pHenbar lelbf
ooran i6ulo ober 9enauer, lire Yartei=
libteit lbar i6ulb. Die &inoer nabmcn
oiclelbe pabr, oenn vtleine &0pfe ba6en
au1 Obren uno 9lu9en"> uno BON ba
an nabm i9re 2iebe CUR Mutter INNER
mebr ab.
8enn ibr allo mertet> liebe Gltern,
onB III bon Dem einen ooer: anoern eurer
&tnoer luenig ooer gar nidt 9eliebt wer=
oct. 10 lu@et Die uriade 5uerf in eu4
lelblt, uno erit, wenn ibr lie oa niebt fin
bet; in oen &inoern ooer anbersmo. 6du=
fig itno bic Gltern> ,pel6e bon ibren Sin
bern nidt 9eliebt luer6en, lelbit 16ulb.
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bef&lob Ii Gin &lofer 3u seben. @o
wuroe Mnna feline perlobte 8raut. Da
aber Der Sumter nod cine sroBe &ci1e
pot9otte, 10 tuuroe Die 9o13eit mod UNI
Elm babies Sabr ueri9oben. Mber faum
lpar er ab9ereijt It, als cine b6le 8lattern.
trantbeit ing 2ano fam unO pele 0fen<
|Den tDotete ooer bes @e1i9ts beraubte.
Mu9 Nnna puroe pon oieler Seube be-
fallen, wd9reno 8eote, lire treue YTe9e=
rim, BON 6er}elben perl6ont bleb. 9lun
tam sipar Mnne nit Dem 2eben oapon,
aa6 bubte lie niAt oas Nu9snli6t Elm,
aber ols lie ibre Sie6bett per!ie6> mar
ibr 9onses @eli9t oar9 Die @fatternar=
ben enttelt. TIN oiele 3eit fam Ser
Sunter suriid, ols er jeoo6 Mnna iab,
erl9rat, ct unb bteie bat i'm Die Mebe>
tuel@e ct friiber fir lie batte. jebt auf
8eate 81 iibertrosen uno fe 9Iiifli6 81
MAIDEN. Ser Sumter nabm bag Mner<
bieteu IN uno Der @o63eitstag ,puroe
feit9elebt. &ur3 Dor oieIem Sage jeoo9
iiberra'6te 8eate, ibre @6>peter Mnna
BEL einem lauteu Gebete> in >pelGem fe
@Ott um&rait bat, oas@liid ibrer@9,pe-
iter ni9t nit neioii@em Mu9e ansuieben,
Isnoern li6 oeHel1en Su freuen. g(ls Mnna
oos @ebet beenoi9t batte, umarmte lire
@9lueite Beate lie tiefssrii6rt unb 1oQte:
v8er9ieb, liebe, @@weier oab i9 mid
eine 3eitlan9 ielbit ni9t ertannte uno
9laubte, ib t6nne Elm @'lid genieBen,
oe7en 9u ni9t tbeilbaitis tuer6en tannit;
per9itb, boB i'd einem 0aanne MIDI ;u
eigen 9eben. pol(te, ser Sir untreu &C.
woroen 1T; ib babe mid jebt belonnen
uno ,uerbs midi nimmerme6r BON Sir
trennen, oenn nur, on 0einem Ser5en 1T
mein alleini9sr plak." Nidts balfen Nn-
na's 8etbeuerun9en, lie lei 9ladli9,
ni&ts ibre Bitten, bent Sunter i6re 2iebe
ni@t ;u ent5ieben iie le9te ben &in9 ab,
ben lie bon tbm empfan9en uno Der
Sumter muBte, tpie er 9etommen, ndmli@
obne Grau, nad 9auie Suriidtegren. 9ie
beiben @9lpetern aber lebteu Ieitoem
uisetrennt bel chamber, unb teine 3eit
bat ben Trieoen hires 9er5ens 9etrtibt,
ob9leid, uie SIR ieben t0nnt. Der Sabre
i@on piele uoriiberseeansen lino. ."-Wls
oer &ir6lpielsberr 10 9eenoet batte, nabm
Der Meilter Den 9ut ab uno Ipra6: Nuu,
10 min i9 bod al mein 2ebtase nibt
>uieoer iber cine alte SunFer laden, leit<
bem i9 aueib, boB es lolhe 9roBe 9etsen
oarunter 9iebt." 9as tleine @ottesbaus
itano i9on pollenoet ba, au9 Der Sburm
mar iGon 5iemli9 weit, oa beI9lob man.
6a felt ldn9erer3eit in eem9orfe tein@ot.
tesoienit Statt sefunoen batte, Die STRIDE
llnb am: nd6iten Sonutage
erl6ien Der &rieier init ben &ir@lpiels.
6erren in benz 9aule Der S@ueitern, I'm
lie our Seier ab5ubolen, uno mics ibnen
ben Gbrenplab an, ben bic @emeinoe fur
lie beltimmt bate. Non Dier ous bor6ten
lie oer Yreoi9t oes er9rauten Yriefers,
unb als ct iid erbob, um Der @emeinoe
ben @e9en 6es 9errn su ertbeilsn, erbo.
ben ii6 audi Die @6tpeite tern uno eine
|iefe @Ibrung er9xif NQe, als 0as Se<
oeum an9efimmt muroe. 9lun nabuen
audi Mnna uno 8eate ibren Sib pieber
lin, ober nur um i'm ni9t ipieoer au Der.
'oljen. oenn Der gn9et bes Sobes err
'armte li9 i9rer. allo oaB Il lie inmitten
brer b0@iten iroii9en 8onne Dinuc9=
iibrte in bas bimmlil@e 6reuoenrei@.
C:,.n ~.... % nI"m.,...~ ....Iss, 81 Ul,
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9tptb sebolfen 1uar, no@ mebr aber, oab
Der liebt @ott audi 10 gar gel@ipino nno
lorgfalti9 beoa6t 'uar, oas @ebet ST er<
bDren.
9ie beioeu $bur,nlpiben im 9orfe
Q(ltenbrn9 ait ber Gl6e.
(Gine Saoe:)
Sn oie1em 0orf lebten Dor pielen oSo1.
rem in alten tatboli16en 3eiten s,pei
@6peltern in Dem ererbten pdterliden
6oule bel einanoer> Die Die 2iebe uno
9l@tun9 niGt nur aller 0orf6eluobner,
lpnoern au9 Der entiernter lie9enoen
Ortl l1aften in .einem boben @raoe &C.
noljen. @ie waren idsns so!t uno run,lih,
abcr Sun9fer gnna io>uoDl. als Sunsfer
8eate wuroen BON aQen jungen Mdnr
nern nit Der 5drtli1fen A@tung be9riibt
uno erbielten fets i'm Griiblin9 oie eriten
Neil6en uno I'M 9erbite Die lebten Spat=
rolen. 9}uu traf es lid, bob Die Stride
oes 9orfes alt unb bauidllis ,uuroe uuo
ein3ul ltiir5en orobte; Die @emeinoe aber
,uar oamals ni6t aQSu ,uoblba6eno un6
|permo6te feline neue aufSubauen. Da er.
ldienen Die beioen Sd)pe tern Dor ben
&irdipielberren uno ia9ten uSebt
Der S,>rr bat uns NIT &eidtbum 9e1e9=
net Dor allen Mn6ern, mir aber lino unr
erfabrnt Mdo&en uno ,uiiien NIT Dem
Yfunbe, bas uns anpcrtrout por6en lit,
ni6t 5u wrGern. go bittet benn Die &C.
meinoe, oaB iie uns 9eitatte, es Sur @bre
oes 9errn gu per,penoen, inoem mir cine
neue Stride bauen laiien, porin sas Sob
@ottes bis in Die ipdteiten 3eiten per<
tiinoist miro" 9a lobten Die &ir9lpiels'
berren Die beioen Suufern OF Sieler from<
men Gntl6lieBun9; Der @tono ibres
@erm0gens tpur6e 9enau erforl6t uns
allc @orfebrun9en 9etreffen. Die @9we+'
Hermit bis 3u ibrem Sooe Dor aQem Wfan9el
Su ]buben uno lie gu balten, luie &inoer
Der @emeinbe; bas uebrige aber nabm
bic Obristeit an li9 uns fanb oab es
8erabe binrei@e, uni eine STRIDE odbon
81 bauen uno auf oerIel6en einen fatt=
li9en Sburm 5u leben. glioba!o be-
9onn Der 8au, uno 6a Seoermonn nit
2uIt uno 2ie6e baran 9in9, ,uuroe er
raj @9 geforoert. Wuf Dem 8auploke dber
bate man einen et>uas erb0bten SIP
an9ebra@t, oer our9 8oloadin &C.
I6ibt tpurbe, Der ,uur fir Die @9pel tern
beitimmt, oamit iie Elm @las4en gum
Musruben fdnoen, luenn lie SUIT batten,
Dem 8au 5u5uleben. @aBen iie oann
6anb in 6on6 neben ei1ianber> 70 tameH
olsbalo bic 2eute beran, lie si 6e9riiben,
lie nit 8lumen un0 Griid,ten 5u erf freuen
uno ibnen ale m6sli9e @6re 5u erlpeiien.
Sizes bate Der iunse Meiiter, benz Der
&ir9bau iibertra9en .uor, i9on mebrere
Mal fopfl9ittelno anseiebn, aber enoli9
permodte sr feline Neusier ni9t ldnger 5u
3ii9eln; per,pun6ert fra9te ct Den alteten
Rir9ipielsberrn ,uas es nit ben beioen
alten eyungfern fiir cine 8etuanotnib
babe, Die linn ,pie ebruiiroi9e &eliquien
portdmen. Dieier aber siirnte Dem jun
gen N(ann, oab ct feline Tra9e in einem
70 {p5tt;i6en Sone 9etban, oann faBte
er i'm unter ben Mrn, fiibrte i'm abieits
uno be9ann v8eote uno Mnna lino bic
beioen S6hter zines bieii igen 'ginwobners
uno iino 3piliassi6ueitera i@on ibre
eyugeib tuar tribe, oenn Ne erfreuten lid |
n;d,+ nor Iiohpnhpn 0}nrSnrnr elmer Mfufx |
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Mptb sebolfen auar, no@ mebr aber, bab
Der liebt @ott audi 10 gar geI9iuino uno
lorgfdlti9 beoabt ,uar, bos @ebet 81 er<
bDren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
BY n. NJ Lee. Auctionecr,
So.1O14 Main street

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF ROSS STREhI Be
TWEEN FOUkT ZENITH AND MAYO SIREtI
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ~ Az.
COUNT OF WHOM IT MAY COSCEHN;-As
trustee under a deed of trust made by X. +
James bcariug date Cd day OF Sept Hrter; 1877
r, corded IN the clerks office of Richnoad Clan.
cery Court, ID. Il. 90. Il, page lO2. WIZ proceed
10 el at public auction OH the promises al cioCh
p NJ, on WEDNESDAY the 7th day oi April,
the property described In said deco as loi-
lows On the south side of Eoss street
commencing ffty-five feet from Mayo streel
and running westwHrdly along said Ross
stree, twenty nine feet, and thence at right angles
i'm a southwardly direction sevcnty.fye rect; mo II
or less 10 a brick factory owned bv K: ID. James
ttence at rtrft angles aorg the line OF said brick
IA Glory tweniy-nire feet, thence at right angles
IN orc or less. to the place Of beginning
Acting under the proyisirni or sad deed OF trust
and II The request of the creditor secured thereby
sold the property at public auction on the 4th DAY
of January, 1875, and the purchaser ut that sale
having failed to comply with the terms OF SAFE Tn,
property will now be sold on account OF whom II
N y concern.
TERMS: sufficient In cash to pay of and DIS charge
a certain bond made by K. +. James, bearing date
on the I'd day OF September, 1872, 10 Rob TT Lacy
for 81 600 payable on demand, with interest at nine
per ceit per annum TIL paid ami to p1y all costs OF
sale: aud balance on such terms as may be made
known 1T the time OF sale.
NH 90 K. D.JAMES, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
RAILROAD LING.
Or ~ 81 M ID sszs zsgas
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAfIpo.n
OFFICE or ENGINEER AND sCpnpTY1 v,,, 80,

asH ssX ES- H1R:ack sSat Es.-.ssssesn
RICHMOND AND DAFvLLK RAupoaD co.
o's'ck OF ncs,wEEs XsD MarsS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO Tarr
OEFFECT FRIDAY. March 10. 1875:
IkAlN NO. l.-CHAELoTTE ExpRass. wsv,-
ssar'd-Leaves k,chnond at 5:os A. b.; leas s.
leaves Danv III At F. H. Dp ieaSe, 2;S
boro' at 1897 p NJ: leaves salisbury az s;a ga
nj arr,r =, at Ai1-Li9o JUNCTION at 9:so r
yIRAiN No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND yrv
YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte =,
u. leaves salisbury at 1888 A. NJ haTes 2 9 a.
bore al 2:16 L. Nj; leaves DanyiIlc Ar a.sS X
NJ; leave, Dundee al 4:57 p. N: leaves Bnr.s.
yiiis al VIZ T. NJ; arrives at Richmond at II:49
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoUGu MAIL, Westward
aea a1 Kchmo ,. At 1Ss F. H. Leaves Burkeve
Dansllle al S:8 D.: leaves Gree. nr I.' q,
1 la;4c a. H.; L. leaves sa1Iseg,y at s5s W.
Charlotte at TAO A. 81. 80, ar 4f'''es Al
TRAIN No. 4.-THsoUGH MAIL, Eastward
e nne,o en az jus g. s?i p D. syss
p. NJ. leaves Greensboro al 1886 A. H.. issn:ls
Danylll,st 500 A. NJ: leaves Dundee :. r s'nS
A. NJ. lsyrs Bnrsevis q, 1885 4. 's az.
| TRAIN No. 5.--LYNCHBUPG PASSENGER. w.,
ward-Leaves RichmoGd al A. NJ: Icav, En,ra
vile at LEO ?. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg a; 400
TRAIN No. 6.-RURKEvILLE AccoNson, r,ov
Eastward. Leaves Burkevle at 4:43 4. Il "s.
| rives at Richmond ~ sos A. NJ. n.y. ar
| All through trains connect at Richmond snd Dpn.
| dee with train, on the Richmond. fie6er.rk.bmrs
and PotnTac railroad, and Washington ll,y Viz
GINA Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 ,na
| from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. AND
| New York. 'H'
| Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond vii,
! the Richmond. York River and Chcsrprs.r p,n
| road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
| points.
| Trains Nos. and 3 correct at Charlotte viii,
! trains on the Atlantu and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road 10 AMI from Greenyillc, Atlantis, Aoutgnmsry
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, aud all southse,,,
| ern points.
! Trains Nos and Connect at Charlotte With
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad ~,
| Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and ali
| southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkevie with the A.
| lantic, Mississippi and ohio raj road, from Lynch
! burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern poluis.
Tickets sold 70 all southern apo socti western
| points. and oaggage checked through.
| Unhroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orl.an.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Urean.
| TO New York. L. NJ. Il. TALCOlI
Engineera nd Superintendent
| e. T. DOUGLAS. Master Transportation
NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
BY Frank ID. Hil!,
ReIl Estate Agent ana Auctloncer,
No. 11OS Main street

MICE DWELLING ON FRANKLIN
~ STREET. No. GIG, BET WEN" Third
Am FOURTH FOR K vt AT PUBLIC AUG
TiON.-On THURSDAY. April Isl, at ~ O'Clock
r. NJ. on the premises. viii offer for reLt III auc,
ZION the above very desirable properly. The mouse
contains ten large rooms, Kitchen with ample ser
wants accommodations, stable, &c. The wrote
premise, are in excellent repair, and can DE seen al
S'n,n n desired FRANK ID. HILL,
~, . n I'd Au,tiuneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

ID ABROAD WAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
BY James l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auclioncer and Agent,
No. 1Ol6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRA.
L BILE BRICK Score ANE DWELLING No
226. WAsT SIDE uF FIFTH NEAR BYRD
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-by virtue OF deed Il
trust to me duly rrcOrich the Chtncery Court -!
the civ OF Richmond, dccd-bo0k IS, A. page 300
shall tbcing thereto Required ty the beneficiary
sell. on The premises, on ..uNDA1. April D. Is %
at A. O'clock L. NJ. az fair: II not. III" next fail
day thelcaiter.l the BRICK STORE and hWhLL-
IHG located Us above. contaii"G ten rooms besides
cellars: water. gas. water Osl l.. &c all III good
condition. TWO cuIyerts. Lot. "a hy - et. IL
proximity 10 the iroA-woIkS aud car al, ard espc-
ciully in view Of the expected enlargement and cX-
tension Of The l4tLcr, makes it desirable invest
mcnt
lEeMS: Whilst the terms of The deed require cash
n to the debt secured aud unpad HE beneficiary
will accept onc-t"urth In cash. and the balance at
four, cght ald twelve mouths for negotiable note.
Interest added. secured by Il trust deed AS 10 the
rcsidac. IL wiil Dc announced III the sale.
NH 26 j. l.. AtPrs>bN. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
AUCTION saa.r:,-susare raw
BY Cook 4 Langhion. huctioneers,
No 10 Governor street.

ZINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
Il CHAINS. JEWELRY. &C. AT AUCTION
ON WEDN ESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH
al # AMI hrRIL LIST. we will sell at our auction.
rooms, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, without
reserve, a consignment of
DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE GOLD CHAINS.
SOLID GOLD j. WELRf,
RINGS, PINS, BUTTONS. &C. &c.
Every article guaranteed as represent ed and sold
without reserve.
The goods are now on exhibition and the public
Is respectfully Invited 70 call and examine them
CUUK & LAUGI1IOS.
,rh onot nuctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

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Buy no powders or prepared SlalMpNSs blFh EN-
RE1IJp.A IOS unless in our Ell slftred wrapper
with trademark, stump, an signature unbrokca;
none other IS genuine. 49, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RIcHMoND, March 20, 1875.
NOTICE.-The assessment Of LICENSE
IN TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1878 has teen
COMPLETED and filed In this office for the inspection
Of all concerned.
All person, feeling taggrleyed will have the OPP
p0rtuuiry of conference with the FINANCE
COMMrTTEE on the afternoons of MONDAY and
TUESDAY, the Goth and 30th instant, bet ween
the hours Of 8 and o'clock, ut the Council
chamber, on Broad street, ut which time aud place
the Commttee Will hear and consider appeals from,
said assessment. j. y, R0iSTEh.
NH 20-IM3o Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

GPLENDID RESIDENCES FOR SALE
- PR1vATELY.-We Offer for sale on very ac-
cnmmoda,ing terms FIVE LARGE AND ELg-
CANT RESIDENCES dssirab'y located on Third,
seventh. Grace, Broad and Governor streets. lso,
''''' CHAFFIS, STAPLES & CO.,
NH 3O-2t No. IL Tenth st1eef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
nR,,Gs. MEDICINES. DE
TAKE
sIMMONs's LIVER REG ULATOR
e,r oil tlisan cog of the LIVER. Stomach ana Speep

for all dIsea ses of the Liver Stomach, anu Spleen
II is em!neutIy Family Medicine;
and by beiug kept ready for llnHedt.
ate resort will save many an hour Oh
suffering and many u dollar In Time
ai .r, uJ' F"r,y Years trial 1t is still re-
reiyng the most unqualified teSeimo-
uiaIs of lts virtues from persons or
the highest character and RESPONSE.
bilty Eminent physicians commend
a' iE.'FtFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, i'IzZI-
NESS SOUR STOMACH. bad taste
in the MOUTH. BILIOUS At
TACKs. PALPITAT1oN OF the
HEART, PAIN In the region OF
the KIDNEYS. DFSrOSDESCY,
t;IoOM snd i0rctodings of EVIL,
.. = ali of which are the offspring Of
;.. If " You feel DULL, DRowsY,
...... Debit NTED. have frequent a..
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES &c..
BADLY. POOR ! PpETITE, aud
TONGUE COATED. you are sur
fering from TORPID LIVER
BILIOUSNESS," and nothing 49,. 49,
will cure you SO speedily anu
- Tna LIVER the largest organ
In tho body. Is generally The So. -
seat Of the disease, and IT not
REGULATED IN time great suf-
fering, wreichedness, and -.
DEATH Will ensIie. .
Armed with this ASTlDOTE, all climates ano
changes Of water and food may De Iacen w1in0u'
fear AS a remedy In MALARI0CS FL ESS'
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Is L Z . y Z . D.
THE CHEAPEST. PUREST. AND BEST FAM
~ MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
~ have never seen nr tried
such simple, eficacioIs, sat-
isfactory, and pleasant reme-
DIV in nv life."-H. HAINER,
st. Louis. No.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
Iocca-ionally use, when my ..
condition requires II. Doctor
Slmmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects Hon,
ALEX. II. STEP EMS.
Governor OF Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
in use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded II is
a valuable addition To the
medical science."-GOY. d. .....
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
entetn years. can safely re-
commend II [, the world AS
the best medicine have ever
used for that class of diseases
it purp-rts TO cure."-H. F.
THIGPEN.
"Simmous's Liver kegula-
tor has proved good and Elf
cacious medicine."-C. a.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
eve have been acquainted
with DR.. SimmonS's Liver
Medicine Tor more than tw9n-
ty years, and know 1T 10 he the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the publIc."-M. r. LYON u
and II. l.. LYON, belIcfon-
taine, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

Train leaving Richmond ut $50 A. NJ. -uHs daiy
(SunIay eAcrptcd). stopping at All regular sthionS.
to Hinton. auc between Hinton ana Huntington
daily SUNDAY excrpfedl. stopping at all stations
Passenger coach runs oU freight IRAN between
Staunton and Alilihor' daily except sunday, eav'
iny etalinlon at 3O5 y. NJ.
For iurtrer information, rates,&c., apply at $40
Main street, or III cOnrany's Offices.
CONWAY Is. HOWARD,
Gene al Passenger and I ECKER Agent.
THOMAS DUDAMEAD, GcI.era superintendent Of
TRANSFORMATION. NH ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
BY Lyme S Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS. COR.
l NFR OF ALLEN AND PORTER STREETS,
IN THE CITY Of MASCHtS TEn, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-W III be sold at public auction on
The premises. on WEDNESDAY the 9lst day 81
FIX MED TkhEMtHTs located rs above de-
scribrd containing :hrcc r"nms each. The lots
front 0Dgcihcr 80 by 1872 tect
TERMS will he very LIBERAL and made known al
tic hour Of sale. LINE BROI HEX,
NH .6 AuctiOncrrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
BY Burton, Carter & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.

EOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL BUILD
l. ING LOT. ON THE EINt-MILE ROAD IN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICo.-As substituted
trustee in u deed from Thomas Il. Bnsher and wife
fer the benefit Of Della Pate, wife of John ". Pate
of record in Eenrico County Court clerks office
~. Il. No. SO, p APP oeing THERETO requested b;
day of March. 1873. at Az O'Clock p. NJ. on the
premises, sell ut public auction beautiful PUlLD.
ING LOT fronting 81 feet on the Nine lie road
and running back go feet TO an alley, and Is near
the corporate limits.
Terms: ON day Of sale. -
". ". GORDON.
NH 26-5ts substituted Trustee.