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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
Tne slmpllc,1y Of v,sdom.


The late Rev. DR.. Archibald Alexan.
der, OF Princeton Theological Seminary
was . very wiae man; great, however, as
was his wisdom, 1t was paralleled by bis
singular simplicity Of character An ep
isaph written by Pope might have been
appropriately cut on the gravestone OF
the venerable man: . -
ss0f msnners gentle, Of affection mild,
In Wit man. simplicity child" ~ s,
While great men wondered at the wis.
dom OF the sage, the umblest could un.
sierstand him 1g!
Tue students of Tue seminary we're ia
the habit OF preaching at neighboring
school houses, in order to improve their
"gift" A constant hearer at one OF
these preaching stations was an old col
ored man; he was an humble Christian,
bnt nnlearned Uncle Sam, as ha was
called. would often try TO tell his mis-.
tress what he could remember of the
sermon; hat his general complaint was
that the preaching Of the students was
too learned and deep for him.
One Sunday afternoon he came home
in an unusually good humor. A poor
unlarnt old man, just like himself, be
said. had pre- ached at tue school house
He didn't suppose the old man was hard
ly dt to preach to white people; bat Ua
Gle Sam was glad he came, for he could
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
How to Carry an OK TO Market.

lhis from correspondent at kiyere
du Loup, Canada
When the Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada was completed in 1850, many
farmers had never heard OF, much less
seen, q railway, but it soon got reported
around that passengers couli travel by
it, and even cattle. A backwoodsman,
who was indebted to country mer.
chant was psshsd by the lstter FOR paw
ment Of the amount due, and the only
means Of liquidating the debt was by
taking a fat OK to the Q iebee market
For this purpose he tied his OK to the
back Of his cart, and drove to the rail
way station. distance Of nine miles -
On surveying the train and seeing an
iron railing around the platform OF the
hind car, he concluded that thai ,Mss the
lplace to tie his OK, which he according
| ly did. taking place in second class
car himself forward. Presently the
train began to move OF slowly The
speed increased; quicker aud quicker it
went The poor man got very fdgety,
the speed still increasing, until large
drops OF sweat became visible on his
brow. By this time the conductor had
reached his car to collect his tickets =
Nearly out Of breath the man ran to
him, exclaimipg:
MY dear conductor, my or will nev.
sr be able to keep up to this pace; it is
not possible
Your OK: Keep up to this pace =
What do you meanp I don't under
stand you. Have you an ox on board 7
Not on board. of course. l tied hin
to the railing Of the hind car
You tied your OF to the railing ol
the hind carp Who told you to do so ?
mo one; but that is the way We al
ways do ia the country ~
| Of course the conductor could not
stop his train before reaching the next
station, when, needless to say. on look.
| ing for the or, they found attached to
the rope pair Of horns, with small
portion of the neck ~
Mr. Bergh could scarcely cali thi.
cruelty 70 animals, as i vas not inten
ded = -, -, 5 -
| The humane conductor made q col
lection among the. passengers on th.
spot, realizing larger amount than ths
OK would have brought at market, which
he presented to the crest. fallen farmer
who Immediately returned home, vow
ing he would never have oxen taken to
market by railway again He has KEEP
his word, and to this day he leads hi
OK to market behind his own cart =
Harpsr's Magazine.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
Did saj joarner and the Mob.

Cool courage aud the power Of sacred
sony haveSeyer been. the best subduers
of Nicked rage. Tho following inciden,
is hlated Of that emarkable negro wo
maa. Sejsurnsr Truth, in her life, BY
Ms Titus, recently published:
A one time she was at camp.meeting
and . mob of young rnfiians were deter
mined to break up the m maeting. She at
firss hid herself, from fear, but after
wards said to herself:
"What! shall turn and hids from the
Deyine, servant OF the living G I'd !
Hare 1 not faith epeugh to go out AM
On aet4tlfAt nnh. when I know it is writ,
ten, .One shall chase thousand, and
twp put ten thousand to fliyht7' I'll ge
to the rescue, and the Lord will GO with
me to protect me
She went out into the open field
among the wild and reckless mob. and
commenced to sing in the most fervid
manner, and with powerful voice:
ut was early in the noraing, it was early in
the morning,
Just vt the break of day,
When he rose. whom he ross. whom hs rose,
+ And went to heaven on cloud"
h Soon the crowd surrounded her, arm
ed with clubs and sticks as she ceased
one spoke up:
"Sing on, old woman; nobody shal
hurt your Another said, "Talk to Us
old womsn!' Another, "Pray, old wo
man, and tell us your experienced
So she talked. and sung, and prayed
until the subdued aud convicted mol
quietly dispersed, and the exercises o
the camp meeting proceeded PEACEFUL,
" the close. g ya e ffsa 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
chinese Tea-Making..

A cup Of good tea is not found i'd ev-
cry household, and seldom, IL at all, in
a hotel or restaurant A Chinese doc-
tor explains the cause He SAYS that
Americans boil tea, and thereby lose the
favor, while the Chinese make it BY in.
fusion They place a small quantity Of
tea leaves in bowl. pour boiling water
upon it, and then cover the bowl. The
strength Of the tea depends on the time
the tea is allowed to draw, "And,''
said the speaker, "when making an in.
fusion, do not boil the water hastily a,
first. Milk or sugar, the Chinaman de
eiares should never be used With tea
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
Treasps enf 81 S,,ris. .

How rnsny unElsppy girls have paid
dearly for tie early upBringiHy Or theif
husbands. who;at the lissr slsneur aof
love passed, treat their wives, a. !. they
were allowed to treat their. sisters, as
they saw their fathers treat their moth
ers, catielessly. disrespectfuily, viii q
total want iOf thar c6bsiderat te tender.
ness 'whichis worth eslb the. tassions,e
love in the wesld--tAas, 4ilaougI,sthsyl
may pass, nnster Iopssils, - excellent
husbands, never do anything really bad,
and possessing maay Rood aud attract
tive qualities, yet contriving somehow
quietly to break tue poor womanly
heart. or harden 4 INTO that passive sc
ceptance Of psiu which is more fatal to
married happinsssstaan even slenporafy
sslfengeiasu Angan. isesH ls.a4 salei
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
fEThe Housckeepers pises the fol

cTThe Hoasckeeperi gisea the fol.
lowing suggestions for utiiizing old lin
cans. Take off the !, top Of the, can,
punch holes on opposite sides near the
rim, put 10 a wire bail; and you have q
little bucket. which nsy serve for paint
pot, to keep nails in. ror other handy
purposes, TakeoG the top, cut to the
proper shape, and fasten on handle by
means of screw through hole in the
bottom, and a useful scoop may be
made A saucepan for small messes
may be made BY cutting down a. can,
leaving strip to be bent at right angles,
and ,turned around stick. to serve as .
handle. A coarse crater for crackers,
etc is easily formed from q piecc OF tin
fastened to q board The holes IN the
CRATER should lbe made with an old ihree
cornered file. ss,tf 4 n 1.efs iaH,gtsssE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
MisfeAa,'g.


Thev who haoker to oat noaaass,on of
wealth bv venture. Of cbsnca or di.hon
ast .n.cnl.t;on nav And .notbar w.rn
inc il thu. ,torv rom the Gndisnsnol;s
journal. OF avhst the lottery wheel did
for two men,"
About two years aso two Io1iansno.
lis commercial tourists drew a norton AZ
the esuital nrise Of the roui.vilIe Library
lottery. ore acquiring 81 500 and the
other as 600. The S7 500 man at once
bought an interest in the grocery house
by which he was employed, at the same
|time keeping his former position, his ex
Iperience aud capital reatizing an increase
[of %, 900 or "a 900 per annum.
This was not enough, however, to sat.
|isfy his ambition, and in two or three
months he sold out to his partners, who
tgladly paid him 81 800 for his interest
In six months, by his fast living, be
lreached his last dollar, and was in search
tof situation.
For time be was enployed about 9
l"ticket- scalping" Office, and after warc
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

When Missourian was recently on
tlial for murder, he didn't say he was
insane. He simply said: "If yer Honor
please, l am guilty. ! killed the man
because he took my gal from me- She
was about the only thing | had; an
didn't want to live after she went, and
l didn't want him to live neither. An
l should be obleeged to your Honor il
you would hang me as soon a. poss''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

Get Brooklyn girl thoroughly mad
and the fruits of a careful religious train.
irg are not conspiouous in the fury with
which she unships her hustle and wrecks
|it ever the head Of her adversary
Breo&ya A~9us.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

ex-senator Jones, sof the Pennsylya.
mia Legislature, has written letternto
the Centennial Mnsical Directer At Phil,
adelphia, making novel suggestion,
which is worthy OF thought. He pro-
poses that 1t noon on the fourth day OF
July next all the people OF the entifs
country should join in singing /. Praise
God from whom all, blessings fow,"s to
the tune of sold, Hundred. !" Mr.. Jones
says that he believes "such an effect
woold be produced throughout the land
and the civilized world that would nev.
er be forgot,en.' It is further proposed
to print the verse IN all languages, so
that all tongues may,join in the praise
The sugg .stion is certainly i sreinarka.
ble one, and ia worthy of the consilera-
ton Of oursreIigious ipso, ae, AS we'll as
others. Ten thousand people II Capitol
square singing Old Hundred" would be
novel sight, 49, a''s S
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
DeIano can Tell,

1t now transpires that the true in
wardness of the delay in .Delano's resig-
nation as Secretary Of the Interior was
a threat be held over the Presidents
head in regard to Orvirs rascality in
connection With the post-tradesships,--
When Grant demanded Delano's resig
nation last summer, be hastened to Long
Branch and shook evidence of Orvil's
roguery 10 the President face, and de-
fed Grant to puss him from bis place in
the Interior Department Grant saw
that Delano was not in the humor to be
.trided with, and he had to tamely sub
nit and permit the Secretary to resign
at leisure. It.is now thought that il Del.
ano can be summoned as . witnsss. evi;
dence enough can be brought from him
to impeach Grant Delano, CoMen and
that Board Of Auditors are At Sacranen.
to. California, ready to jump the soudtry
II IAN attemptis made to. make them tss.
tify Cir. EAqxirTs Washingt0s Dis,
patch
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

TsHB audsrsigrsd d prepared 70 DO all man.
l nsf'6 Mouse p.inting q low rates. Hs
has hadts yssPs sxpsfienss IN the businsss
and sslisits the patronage Of ths pablie gsn-
srsl,y. e ei WILLIAM r SLOAN
jsn4.'7ss. Wistsn'sP ? o., Asarss Co, o,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
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limo = s IA H III ar, 1, 8 y IA
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When 4 nm u tj5d11 = ~ ~ mon
" says be will be indeh,eI l., YOU fo,.
,ver, you may believe hin my by.
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Weu,
WI WI Ieaas. ., tI.s4s.
school. master 81 his lclsss. a.An' rtSli
ward monitor" repfIed 4 bright LILLE
fellow. aAnd what's : monitorY' diEn
of the irof, clsds. asa 80 q r'.sas s,fl r.
isDonst sop tbluk >, aid 1 husband ,ns
LILA 60 - A-I.',.. ~. - ..s..
women are possessed, bv The devil pr
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Y !, wy 0eau Sou'a - q suS1 ea
~ - Raj,
ing somebody asked man il he was
fond OF opera. He said. he was, pas
sionately He always liked that part
where the lady rides around and jnmpsi
through the Loops. b e.sss : AL
A doctor attending puuiter Who
ona .d.vlhy .,s,;,o ,h.t ha- hsd t,s .,..;s
to see man who bad fallen down 4
we'll did he KICK the bucket, doctor /,
groaned the psnster.
p. Shillaber, .Mrs. PsrtihQfon." Il
seventv-seven has white hair. He'is Il
California for his health. He says. he
studied the character of like" from his
own son The old wom-man, We meaii
lis still j0lly.-Nsw York HerulH. ss'i
q Chicago doctor sav. ,h. sn,sxts,s,
fion often kjllaa neopIe wbnl' .se satker
risa t;t,ed for = ionr life That MA, -.
so br, what "a !. f.,i,,- 10 d ~h.C IL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
DENTISTRY.
,DRS. HUNTER & KEhPNRs,
ss D E Mp IST s . a.s

W o o D SFI E LID. O HIO
Teeth extracted without pain BY the use
of nitrous oxide ~ laughing gas. 6
Sonss near the. Y. E. Chursh-nsss'7sY i.
1 O. II ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

: When a wan Nll<)z n4 mon
ey says be will be indebted l., YOU ~, :
ever, you may believe him my boy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07

Ser 5irit uerlieB ,os 8sma4 un> tebrte
nod peniSen Winuten Surit, inoem er
Goitb an Der Sano fabr.e.
SIeibt rubis, sbler Serr, inste er, als
Der @raf iid raid gu erbsben ueriu4te, nm
lie in feline arme Su i9lisbsn. Gin 3ufaa
tibrt uns julammen, uno oa i'd in ibr Die
graut zines meinsr trsuelteu anbdneer err
fannie, na I'M i'd he unter meinen S9ub,
um he ielbsr ibm suSufibren. Sas 5rdu.
lein fommt iibrissns ni6t alsin, ionoern
lie bat in Der Yerion sirer Sreunoin, Die
Dem auten 2oro arosn iebr nabe itsbt, fi9
cine grantjun9fer mitsebradt.
gilet, eilst! iaste Ser 8raf nit ptrdn.
oerter Stimme uno feline arme ~lantsn BON
Der jarten 8eltalt berab, Gle er umi4lun9en
belt.
ginise Minutsn tpurben oasu pertpanot,
goitb Die iiberrai1enbe Gntbillun9 ibrsr
8eburt 81 MAIDEN. sic permo9te oieiel.
be nur nit Sbrdnen gu b.sriiBen, permofte
nidt, ME lie es uiini9ts, ii9 sans Dem 10
plosli6 9efunoenen 8ater. Der tbeuren un-
%befannten Muttsr 3u ipeiben. 8etdubt
ianf lie an Den Yuien Der lebter.n. aber
Der Grat Der ieinen lesten aussnblid mo-
ben fiiblte, trieb sur gile. sic trodnets
ibre Sbrdnen. reiate GbartIep nit seisrt-
ten ausen Die Sano unb iiste I'M 3one
riibrenben S4merses:
SD nil gu4 seboriam isin, mein 90.
ter.
Ser YrieIter, ben mir porbin bemertt,
trat u binju unb pon3os bic 5rauunss-
eeremonie. Als is se,noist NOR, iaste Der
8~er,uunSste nit feiter Stimme: 4men !
Weine Satin, meme &inber, mein 6urft,
lebt mobl, ieio slidli9
Or belt inne, IS uaren feline Isbten
Wprte.
aae blidten ansituol auf i'm. gr be-
pegte li4 ni4t mebr.
Maria uno goitb beustsn id iiber Jpn
uno fabten Ieine Sanb. Gs mar Die Sanb
zines Sobten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
Observation-Disclosures &apiteI.
Die gsrmGbluns ehrbebstts,

Ote Ssrmab une a 2 terbtbtttt.
SIN einem tlsinen @sma4 DER abtsi auf
einsn nieorisen Sett Log Elm l6werperiuun.
better Sricser. Cine Dame iaB nebsn i6m
nnS lpeinte. Sis quite aebtiiiin Itano su
Sdupten oes 9asers nit iberhieBenoen ga.
gen, uno 5u 6iben osielben Elm YrieTer,
binter De n ii4 Elm 2na6s i'm psiben Ornat
befan6.
Nod 1T IS niGt 3sit, Batter, laete Der
Wsrpunoets gu Dem Yrieter. sd fible
mid nod itarf. @eins nidt Woria. Su
baft Sbrdnen 9enus I'm mi9 wabrsno Sci.
mes san3en 2ebens persOfen. 90 nlnId.
te ib gu iterben, ipie i'd iterbe, unb barum
1T mein Ser5 Iei4t uno better, unb i9 blids
poa Wertrauen uno SOifnuns gum SimmsI
empor. &itterli9 in meinsr &aituns trifft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
Sic berborgene 9ano.
Gr,abluns bon @aonl be yabers.
Naa Gem Gran;6fi@en fret ~bearbsitrt
-cph-
0r. s. 4. NsR.
(Gortfsuns.l

(Gorhtsuns.l
Sic wtrpsn alto Wonar& lein. renn
i@ reat ~pereanpen babe?"
So robL Sfror," antrportste Glcu,
fiskac lin prsi Iasen perpe i'd &Snia
lein ; r,ue Did ater bitten, eas Du einfs
rreilen nod ete ftrensfe VerIdpiesenbeit
boriber beoba@trf. Wetn 0ldd, bass
lenise meinsr llntertbansn, ionic aud pas
9eben Ger 0sridw5rsr @usS ltest in
Deiner 5anp /"
,llm @otteswiQen, Serr @raf i'd sers
ftsbe Sbre Sprahe niht," iel ibm Sfeor
in pie &spe. ~Das @uss. rpas Sie chen
selast BADEN. fol- in msinsr DAMP lieaen,
unc i& NETS ia gar &i&ts BON FER gam
zen Sa&e"
.Gbsr peswessn. Siror! Sd pieeers
bols 81 nO6mas, Mues bdnst BON Deiner
0eriIwissenbeit ab. Wenn Dir eiss
aud fur pen Nuaenbltd nod rdtbisIbaft
sri&eint. id birse Dir rafir in rrsi las
gen wi,it Du Gin gang anrsrss ll.tbsil
baben. 6dr's grfte pitit Ou jest meine
8leipsr u. pie Ds;nisen sulammenpad,n.
Den an;us. Zen i6 seraoe jsst anbabs,
merre ib anbebaltcn, 10 ra6 Ou alio IN.
Ysr;iislib ans @srf itreitsn fannf."
,0i6en sic renn nitt mebr Serr
9raL pas mir Sbre iibrisen Sa9sn ale
p~erfauit babsn z"
Sab mid ni6t earan ~erinnert :"
mari 6lcufisnac bin. go, blsibt li6 i'm
@an,sn aud slei6. Das pferp, ras
mir nod BADEN, wirt Ou perfaufen, unr
BON psm GrISs pssislben fannit Du rann
wdbrenp meinsr Ntweienbeit Deinen I'm.
tsrbalt beltreiten. Ou brau1f Nitts
III arbeiten, ~iOnpern fannit psn ean;en
Gag ipa;isren ssben. ytur mutt Du &C.
senan parauf 96t baben, mas bic 9eute
iasen /: unp pami: Du piss srfdbrlt, pirii
Du Tag fir Gag Dein GiIsn in sinsm
anrern @afbOfe nsbmen."
.,Wirp eS LANCE pauern. eae i6 70 leben
mus Z" erfunpists iid SlipOr.
%, purduus ni9t serliderte 8loufisae.
sci nur sufriepen. rpenn ib ipiepsr sus
riidfomme. perpe i& Did ais meinsn
5ausbcfmeifsr abbolen."
Ole Siieor BON pisier i4mei6elbaftsn
4usfidt bSrte. Ysrsos iid unpiafdrlid
lein Wuap su einem pcblsefdui8en &ddS
elm unc srperipra4, fid gan; treu unp ses
wifenbaft mad ZEN 9orltriftsn ltines
Ssrrsn ri6tsn ~ pOuen.
@m f~olssnpsn Wersen in ulsr Sribe
Ssrli + 5lOutisnae ben 9aabofunp ST.,
i6idte lid iosleid an, ben Ssfsbl ieines
Serrn sue @usfdbruns gu brinsrn. Salc
bate sr sinsn 0iebbaber FIR pas pferp
Gloufisnue's %ssfuneen unp srbisIt ZEN
preis BON fanfssbn piitOlen rufdr.
Der @raf bate iib gum Safsn tese6en
uup rprt ben Jpn bereits sripartenren
Watrclen s%efunpen.
,Soa i1 Sic" frug Der WatroIe
cienitfertis, mad Gem SdlOie 81 fob
rem 2"
bod niht! SD mill mad Der SnIel
&stenOw," bsmsrfIe 6%lpufisnac inrem CT
ben Sabn bsities. i
Der Watrole beBann. su ruesrn unp
mad furser 3sit lsu6tsten ibnen bereits
Die 6elien Der Smell sntsessn. Oils is
an's 4ant fdmen, errpartete Jpn bsrsits Der
Sclcat Der ibn su rieien i6wincslbaften
planen s~srleitet bate. BlOutisnae sab
feline IsBte Mdnse benz Watrpien, Der 70.
fort aud pispsrum bic 8adiabrt antrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07
BY Goddin, Warren & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1106 siain street, =

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
NJ.AUCTIUN OF VERYVALUABIE LOTS OF
LAND AT SEVEN PINES, HENRIUO COUNTY.
In pursuance of adecree or the Circuit or Hen.
suit of Evans and wife pS. HilIiard and others the
undersigned, as special commissioner appointed FOR
the purpose, Will sell st public auction, 70 me
COUNTY, on MONDAY The 9th day OF January,
1876, at12 o'clock d. Chat being court-dayl.
certain TRACT OF LAND, situated at seven FINES,
road, Containing about ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
being tue same formerly owned by Benjamin Hi
Hard deceased, and which was left to his WIDOW for
life by his WILL of record In Heurico County Court
The land has considerable quantity Of cord.weod
on II, and will be sold In two or more parcels 1t
TERMS: One fourth cash idue 1T six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
Interest, and title retained until the entire pur-
chase.money Is paid, and conveyance ordered by
the court. A. E.COUhINE1,
IN T,F' Special Commissioner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07
BY Goddin, Warren &C
), Real Estate Agents and ,Auctioueers,
: : : : No. IlOS Main street.

HSALE.-FARM In
Il CHARLES CITY. COUNTY FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, IN FRoNT OF THE CUeToM-HoUS
IN TIE CITY OF RICHmOND.-In pursuance
of deed Of trust, dated the 24tb day Of January,
1870, executed to the undersigned as trustee by
Ambrose A. Hutchinson, Sarah Ann bis wife: and
Franklin Matthew's and by the request OF the hold
eTs tsf, the notes thereby secuted. win. on FRI
DAY the 9TH day Of January, lS76, at IL O'Clock
M sell at public auction. In front Of The custom-
Charles City counJy, on the Cf1ickahominy river.
containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND TBIHTY
ACRES, more or less, and adjoining the lands Of
ments DWELLING with Ave rooms, KITCH EN-,
and all necessary out-housess Fine BED OF MARL
on the place. Jsfsa 80 slH
TERMs: Made known at sale.
2S 80 /. s. TOWER, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate AGENTS and kuetidneers, ]
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VERYsiVALUABLE PRIVATE
iOR THfRTEENTHj STREET BETWEEE
FRANKIIN land CAPITOL STREETS Fob
SALE, at f,AUCTIO The property above re.
ferred TO- formerly occupied by the late j. 81. Con-
way.win be sold Of auction, upon Ihe premises, ON
THURSDAY January l3tn. tata O'CLOCK p M.
The dwelling has eleven rooms besides q bathroom
throughout. =! 80 - =
IL is finished ia the best style, and in all It's APP
pointments Is O first class residence
4 he situation IS very pleasant, overlooking the
Capitol square and the property is particularly de-
sirable 10 professional tors business gentleman.
being centrally situated and within few mfnueS'
walk Of the public buildings.
I TERMS: At sale. GKUBBS & WILLIAMS, ST
ia5 ~ .4ssst.s ~ IL s.y AuctioDefrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-07
BY Cook & Laughton, a uctioneers, !.
No, 10 Governor street. =


TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
" OF HORSES, WAGONS, B z We z
APPURTENANCRS. = L TFORM a fyg;AltsS'
OFFICE, FURNITURE, &C., &c, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF an order OF the United States District
Court win sell at auction; on SATUSDA9p Tue Gun
Instant al / O'Clock. at the Spring Park brewery
Of Henry Bowler, head of Clay street, the follow
Ing property uf Henry Bowler, bankfupt,lp Dirk
rnptcy: 2N> :. a
;, 8 fne, heavy DRAUGHT-HoRsEs, ~.
Q large SPRING TRUcK-WAGoNs ana HARNESS,
800 BEER and ALE KEGS and CASKS
8 large MAsu.TUBS, ~ sEn
l large IRON TANK, .rsr. .s; gIt
STEAM. PUMP, ...a..... 3.
: 1HAyD-FUMP,
OFFICE FURNITURE, r>.as
LETTER-PRESS, s.,s.t.4rr.s
set PLATFORM SCALES,
together with all the fixtures and appurtenances Of
first-class brewery. g. r. RAMSDELL,
-. So ..-srE. }s.,S II United States Marshal.
Cook LAUGHToN, Auctioneers. fi' 10
Will be added TO the above SALE Il ,....-
y ] large, fine young MULE,
STREET DRAY, g.I.s ~. -. -. -.
i COAL-CART. COOK q LAUGdTON,
. IN : r. AuctOneerS.