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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17
Y TO BRING CUsToM TO A HOTEL. IT

ig TO BRING CUSTOM TO A ltoTEL.-Ihe ping useful hint to tourist, on their bthe Hartz mountains, is given by q Lpondent who has just arrived home
 the pleasant region: "I was" he k sitting on the veranda of hotel Ito the waterfall, when a young Eng kn, mounted on d donkey, rode gayly 1 the bridge. The rider was going on lt up the road, when the donkey sud turned sharp round, and made for the
 A desperate struggle ensued; the
 was determined, and so Was hi, ri- Ehe man bclaborcd his rebclliOus hll it kicked, reared, and finally threw Meantime the head waiter stood by Ee, watching the conflict with mali Ein. When he saw the di>comiittcd tct up, dust his knees and finally pro D the hotel, in the wake of the donkey, bed to me and whispered, with d con
 smile, 'The gentleman miglt have Himself a fall. No one comes by Ed without alight!ng and calling for ping. We feed the donkey for that k"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

Two hundred and 70 cubic feet of new meadow hay and 2l6 to 243 from large or old stacks will weigh ton; 297 to 324 cu- bic feet of dry clover weighs ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

fpnsive mule is not usually regarded Teptible to pathetic emotions. And oceasionly d'ops a mule-teer.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

The vine ceases to grow about 2300 feet above the level of the sea, Indian corn at 2S00 feet, Oak 3350, Walnut at 5000, Ash at 4S00, Yellow Pin at 62OO and Fir at 61UO.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

"Mister, say, don't suppose you don't know of nobody what don't want to hire nobody to do nothing, don't youl" The answer was, "Yes, don't"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

Immigrant trsin which left EmpOria, k last May has arrived at San Bernar-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

Los Angeles has pumpkin weighing POO pounds.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

@'''S 1E0EI6 tHe IIIIdgS OdIdDOOSe.
 Marshal Murray is doing quite a hoppiny business as ex-otficio poundmaster, which
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

6 II A. NJ, and r. NJ, each Sunday. T. II. Head, house on McCorInck street
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17

Chas. Pletz, Jr., Asst. Assayer at the Azt-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Zkracovani domacich d d nj
k 4. Viadukt stavi Sc 2 pen6z obyvatel- =
stya tohoto mesta. kazdy dollar ma tn
nakladnou stavbu vydany ma "a nynej-
sich krntych casa cenu dvojnasobnon,
zvlast6 pro lidi meme zamozn6 imenovi-
te nase d6lniky Tim spise m6ly by do
tJtn6 drady tomu pFihl6dnouti, ably ma
vefenych stavbach zamtotnavani byli
deInici domaci, jichz ma sta ulicemi blou
di, praci hledajic. To vsak Sc nedtie II
viaduktu. kontraktor. kteryz jest Skot,
zam6stnava vesm6s Skoty phi praci ka-
menick6, kteri az ma pet importoyani jsou
ze sousedni Kanady. Tech 70 importo-
yanIch deInik1 neuecha mest6 yyd6l-
ku sv6ho nez co vyda "a straw, ostatek
pos9la rodinam do Kanady. M6sto nase
Jest tim zkraceno. Penize pdjckon opa-
irene plynou do kapes cizincd a lidi pfc
spolnich, kdezto nasi d6lnici, ktofi k
stavbt tm nebo onim spdsobem pfispi-
vati mus, nemaji oc zayaditi. To by
melo pfestati. Vine, ze mesto kon-
traktorovi porouceti nemdze, koho ma k
praci najmouti, ale domluviti mu mdze
pfedce; pochybujeme, ze by domluva
takoyeho mista zdstala bez dcinku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

hsilianskd cisafovna pfibyla do
Filadelne pod imtnem lar. Alcantam.
V Massion6, Ohio, Sc situace ne.
zm6nila. Strajkuiici d6lnici vzdornii do
sud oufaddm ano vqjsku. Dne 6. kv6t.
stfileli ma pfodni sta azo milice stfezici u
hlodo Warrington. Pfedni straz vystfe-
ly oplatila, na6ez vsecko voisko ihned
pohotov6 bylo. Dne t. XIV. zamysleli
straikati zkaziti uhlodol ma Silver Creeku,
avsak ptichod gardy Mt. Vernon zam6r
ten ptekazil
Boufe provazena prudkymi lijav-
cemi, jez stfednim zapadnim Nilsson
ri, lllinoisu a Kansase dne 5. s. XIV.
buracela, spGsobila ma zeleznicich Nilsson
ri Pacific, Kansas Pacific jinych yelik6
skody. Ma n6kterych mistech musea
jizda byti zastavena. Nasledkem lijavci
vystoupila voda Mississippi a jeii ptito-
cich, take Sc jest co bait velkych po-
vodni.
POvode V U h b dosud trva,
Neihufe vodou navStiveno Jest m6sto SEE
gedin. Voda tam neustale stoupa do.
sahla jiz "a stop IL palc6 mad obyceinou
yJsku. Bndelijest6 vody ptibyyati, pax
nezbytne jest m6sto cel6 ztraceno. Neske
re obyvatelstvo pracuje dnem noci, ably
utinilo hraze. AZ dosud pohltli prace ty
So. 00l zl.- Dunaj dosahl ma krajinach
uherskych mad obyteinou svou vysku,
vysky sahd a 8 palciv. Cele pofici ie-
ho jest dalcko sroko zaplaveno. Jak sill
ne byly kry ledove pri povodni, lie po-
znati toho ze ma budinsk6m brehu u
pevneni parolodi obite 6tyry slime zelezne
koly byly ma cisto zIamany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Ora. M. L. n Nardyze. nalezici k nei,
bohatsim sbirkam tohoto druhu ma sytt6,
otevfeno bude po cely tyden We dne We
Ger SIM eruna. X pfedmetdm y
sobotu ned6li vystayenym pfidal DR..
Nardyz jeStG 20 novych, mezi mimi , dtli
kazd6 dvema hlavami, 3 mozky, 2 luna
zenska, til stupne d6tsk6ho vyvinu mat
ce, rozli6ne udy caste t6la, vSe die pti-
rody co neiy6rn6ji napodoben6.
Tez vystavi pekne a vzacn6 preparaty
Thu. Museum toto jest pouGLtjs n,z
sebe lepsi kniha predm6tu tom pojedna
vajici.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Muzske kalhoty Gene $50 koupite
"a .00u Mansfield ~ Co.
50 IL "a Public Square.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Sloynik obsahuie 1890 Stran a sto
iiise zasilkou
We yazbG ddkladn6 dvoiitJm
platnen ma hrbett. 49,. $400
We ya1b6 jednodnche e......... $50
Pri kazde obiednavce museii penize
bJti ptilozeny, nebof Sc posila bez vymin
ky toliko "a hotorc.
Dostafi iei lie
Slavic, Racine, wis.
a Il vSech PIP. iednateG toho Gasopisu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Ia Is cent? koupite chlapeck6 kalhot-
ky V Gene 1.25u Mansfield & Co.
50 & 81 Public Square.
Ohc II. S ned6le ma pond6li asi dru
he iodine ranni vypukl V staji patfici j.
krausovi, doutnikafi {. 191 ul Gro
ton, ohen, kteryz Sc trzku sousedni ha
drovne sd6lil a il ztravil. p. Krausovi
shofel kun. V staji byl ulozen petrolei,
kteryz spGsobem nepochopitelnym SO
vznal. Maiitel6 hadrovny mali zvlastni
nestesti, Jest to pry po tfetl nell po ctvrte
co vyhofeli. Skoda kryta jest pojist6nim.
la $50 koupite chlapecky oblek ce-
ne 1900 j. Mansfield d Go.
80 d "a Public Square
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09
Pray6 vysei
S T. 0 Y N 7 x
ceSkO-angIiCky angIiCkO-Cesky;
SCpsai EA.ARYE. JONAS.

X dilu 6eskoangick6mu piidan ies
dQplnth r5eoJec1g a ndsIedujici dQplaky
odborut.
dteyafsky, obuynicky, hospodafsky,
feznicky, kovarsky;, sedlafsky, kozeluzsky
taba6nicky, kozesnicky, tiskafsky, krei-
6ovsky, tkalcovsky, kafrafsky, zlatmckY.
Dopln6k oboru zelezn6ho a vIbec tyr
deho zbozi, prGmyslu a domacuosti po-
tfebneho. Tento posledni doplntk obsa-
huje tt4 zejmena nadobi truhldfshe,
koidfsho W.
he slovniku pfidana jest kratk a
mluvnice anglicka a, niz kazdy Sc
INA bez obtize nGkolika hodinach hlav- :
nj pravidla anglickeho iazyka.
Ob6 tasti sloyniku veskrze obsahuii
angljcbot eyslonost spasobem iednodu
chym a iasnym; mimo to obsahuie kniha
pfedu praridla cySlouosti, kterycl
dlulno 81 pfedcysim povsimnouti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Matky, oblecte deti sve laclno Jdete k
J. Mansfeldovi & Co, 50 & 81 Publ. So.
Nestovice. Hrozny ten host Wy
skytl Sc opet nasem meste. ullcl
Pleasant dome 81 nalezl zdravotni u
fednik DIR. Kelly dvoulete ditko straslivou
nemoci tou stizene. Lekaf ten marn6
snazil Sc matce ditete babicce dokazati,
ze dite do nestovicni nemocnice doprave
no byti musi ze by bylo nejlepe, kdyby
iedna nich spolu ditetem do nemocni-
ce sla. Obe ty zeny nachylily Sc mad
kolibku ditete, branice je tely svymi a
kficice, ze dite nevydaji aniz MIN do ne
mocnice pdidou. Lekaf. vida ze mimi
niceho neporidi, opustil je.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

Ia pet tisic doIlard chlapeckych det-
skych obleki bude vyprodano levntji je-
Ste nez ga polovieni cenu
j. Mansfield d Co.. 50 d 81 Publ. SOU.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09
Chlapecke dttske obleky 20 S1.oo |
j. Mansfield IL Co., 50 ~ 81 Pub. SOU

Jest neblaha politika zanedbayati lete-
nj prynich pfiznaku choroby, nebot tim
propadate nemoci t6zke zhusta smrteIn6
Zatim, co mnohy pohodln6 yyckayaI, az
nastuzeni samo ho pojde, vznikla yzmo
hla Sc plicich jeho choroba nejnebezpea
n6isi. Jak mnohem radntisi Jest pfi pry
MIN pocitu nastuzeni witt utotist6 k dru
Jaynes Expektorantu. Jest
to velmi pdsobivy lex prot kasii, zadus
nosti ysein nesnazim rrddusnice a ou
6inky ieho MA ustroji prsni jsou iak spo-
lehlive tax blahodtne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

K ttvrtet pozaru. Pei
lovna byla pojist6na u tficeti spoletnosti
ma s II 900, kdezto skoda jeii s 200 900
pfesahuie.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

96 tuctd chlapeckych detskych klo-
boueks "a polovicni ceny
J. Mansfield g. Co., 50 Il 81 Public So
Beze stopy zmize l-nejs pi
utonul Mezi pocestnymi, ktsfi We
cryrtek ma parniku Northwest Detroit
do Ceye!andu odpluli, nalezal Sc tez p.
Simon Mandelbaum, vynikaiici obcan
detroitsky spolecnik zdejsi frmy Beat
ty Fitzsimmons. Pan ten odebral Sc 0
81 kajuty sve stewartovi, ably mn dial
salek kavy neco k jidlu Pczdeii byl vi
den prochazejlci SO ma palnbe koufici.
Cd te chvile vsak cd nikoho vice spatfen
nebyl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09
KAN pro klobouky!

~ III y TO y ID V y
Jarni letni hedbavne muzske klObou
ky name ma prodej hotove, tez botovine
ma zakazku "a cenu levnou sice 6tyry
dollary kus. Taktez hotovime a prodava
me neim6dntisi caste obleku hedbayn6,
kozesinove a slamen6 "a ceny nejleynGjsi.
DECkANTS,
No 80 Broadway.
- Ma stitu ma ieleni parody a
orla.
Slamene chlapeck6 kloboacky Gene
Is, LOO a l.25 koupite po %, 80 -
centech II j. Mansfield d Go.
50 u "a Public Square.
- Referat 0 koncertu pfiste.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

. Referat 0 koncertu pfiste.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09

V patok odpolcdne, kdyz sIuzka paro-
lodni kaiutach uklizela, nalezla V kaiu
t6 {, 5S, niz p. Mandelbaum byl, kabat,
klobouk kosili pod polstafem vestu $
drahocennymi zlatymi hodinkami pc
n6zni poukazkou ma $4,000, Y kosiii We
zely diamantoy6 knotlitky. Panu Mand-
baumovi pfislo neispise noci zle, nacez
Sc ma palubu odebral zavrati nebo mdlo
bou do iezera spadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-09
MiStni zpraVy.

Ia 80 koupite chlapeckY oblek ce-
ne $3.50 u J. Mansfield q Go.
50 Il 81 Public Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

THE RING OF THE TRUE MErAL.-In 1876,
when Sheridan was dragooning the Louis
lana Legislature and assisting to organize 1t
under the control Of the Radical knayes
whose villiany has since been 6foushI 10
light. Governor Tilden, Of New York, mad
the courage to send special message TO the
New York Legislature denouncing these
violent proceedings as they deserved 10 De.
Governor Tilden's message closes Win
these solemn and impressive words: a.,
"New York, first Of the Commonwealth
of the American Union, in population, IN
resources, and in military power, should ae-
clare her sentiments on this occasion win o
distinctness, dignity, and solemn en- :
nhasis which will command the thorgltfui
attention Of Congress, Of her, sister States
and OF the people Of OUT whole country.
With the same unanimity with which she
upheld the arms of the Union in. the past
conflict she should now address herself &c
the great and most sacred duty OF reestab-
fishing civil liberty and the personal rights
Of individuals. OF restoring the ideas ana
habits of freedom, and Of reassertlng the
supremacy Of the civil authority over the
military power throughout the repubict,,,,; :
"SAMUEL J. T1LDEN."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
The Earth as am electrical Appara s

The Earth as nra Electrical Apparatus.
ever since the discovery In the early DAYS
oY fe,epraphing that return wire was need
10 % 10 the ends of the wire were sunk IN the
Garth. electricians have INDUCED the nope
thaf the earth could be made to carry the
direct MS well as the return current, anu tlia.
thus NIL telegraph wires could be dispensed
with. Many experiments have been mace
tn tnst the question whether the return
current actually travels through the earth,
hack between the stations at which the
ends Of the wire are buried. These expert
ments have given results favorable to
the belief that the current does 80 take ITS
conrse. and unfavorable to the theory that
the equilibrium is restored simply by the
excess or deficiency of electricity-so to
speak-lost In the great mass OF eiectrlcity
in fine globe. It is well known also
that there are at all times electric currents
in the earth, probably near Its surface, aside
from those artifcially produced. Their di-
rection, strength, and uniformity have oeen
70 some extent aseertained and tabuiated.
Among their chief causes is reckoned the
FRACTIONAL electricity to be developed
hv the sweep OF the winds over the
earth's surface. Very recently re-
newal has been made of the efforts to utilize
these currents. NJ. B0urbouZe, VINO directed
a series of experiments of the sort during
the siege OF Paris, has recently shown that
sufficient power can be obtained from earth
currents to work Geographic instruments,
where the only source of power was rom
two iron stakes driven into the earth eleven
wards apart. The experiments during the
siege had reference to sending messages
through earth, or preferably through
water. without wires. Though mode,
rately successful, these attempts served
to show that such mode OF sending
signals would require for long distances
enormous battery power. IL the new cA-
periments lead TO cheap means OF OBTAIN.
inc abundant electric force, the problem OF
teiecraplling without wires may be in a lar
wav OF solution. Earth. waters or eyen ar
NAV then be compelled to carry the electro
message. That we are on the eve OF dis
coyerv of cheap sources OF electricity seems
not improbable. During great displays OF
the aurora borealis the electricity communl-
Gated from it to the wires has been more
than once utilized in this country to send
messages. Another promising source OF sup.
DIV is very likely to be practically developed
from experiments on metallic plates sunk in
the sea, the chemical changes being effected
and the electricity developed without any
expense for salts or acids.-Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
A PERFECT WOMAN NnBIY PLANNED.

A PERFEcT WOMAN MOLLY Planned
From "SOciety," in BtackUood. And the
perfect Englishwoman, the pure splendor OF
the feminine ideal, with all the winning
beauties OF which its very highest realiza-
tons are susceptible-we can still find her.
We can still watch, II fortune favors us, the
union OF supreme aristocracy of form and
tone; Of all the imposing loycliness OF the
most majestic English type; Of all the innate
nobleness Of attitude and motion; Of all the
sovereign grandeurs, with the chldIike
naturalness which indifference to self can
alone produce. We still can see the gentle
but eager sweetness, the ever-present senti-
ment of dignity and duty, the utter igno-
rance OF fryolity and sham, the keen, alb
sorbing sentiment OF art, the glittering han.
ding OF varied talk, the fond devotion OF
the mother and the wife, the thousand ex.
allied qualities which make up the true
woman, as woman ought to be when she
stands forward as an example for society,
We still can find all this-it does exist,
There are assuredly women among us who
possess it; there are, most truly, men who
have looked upon upon it, and who have
thanked the fates for permitting them to
reyerently gaze.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

GOVERNOR TILDEN's OPPoRTuN1TY.-H
Governor Tilden had employed all the art
which his enemies say he possesses, and all
the power which we know he has, to so
shane the situation at Cincinnati that, what
ever the result. 1t would assist his nomina-
ton at St. Louis, he could hardly nave
brought about that situation more tu. com
pletcly. Turn which way it may, Cihcin-
natl thrusts Tilden upon the Democratic
party. 1t is singular-and at the same time
it shows how completely a single idea
dominates the canyass--that the whole cam
paign turns upon the treatment of the two
men-Beniamin Fl. Bristow by the Repub-
licans, and Sdliuel j. Tilden by the Demo-
Gratis. Unlike in everything else, in one
thing these men are akin. Both represent
that genuine reform which cleaves Though
all disguises of party to reach with the axe
of Justice the neck of tbief.-NeU York
p7,bIjc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

According to the story Mr.. Everett was
to present his credentials to the Queen on
the same day with the presentation of the
Italian minister, and repaired ut the proper
hour in the costume OF ceremony to the
palace, where he saw his Italian colleague
also officially and splendidly arrayed. The
presentation took place in due form, and
the ministers, having been hidden to dinner,
were informed by the Prime Minister that
the Duchess Of Kent, the Queens mother,
desired them to join her in 4 game of whist.
81 am sorry for either of you who may
smiling. as he rose to lead the way to the
Duchess, 'for j know very little about the
game"
AS they passed along Mr.. Everett turned
to his diplomatic companion and said with
lofty urbanity:
81 also must entreat your EXcellency's
forbcarance il you should have the misfor-
tune to be allotted to me as u partner, for
have very little practice in the game"
The Italian Excellency bowed courteous.
ly, and grayely assured the American Min.
lister that the necessity for forbearance was
mutual, for he also had very little acqllaint.
ance with the game. The Duchess received
her guest with all ceremony, and having
indicated who was to be her partner, the
three dignified personages who were not
very familiar with whist seated themselves
and the game was about to begin, when 6
lady OF honor placed herself by the chair OF
the Duchess, who graciously remarked to
her companions:
!" Your Excellencies will excuse me, but
to prevent embarrassment 10 you have re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

A clergyman was turned down. at
fashionable spelling-bee for spelling drunk
enriess with one "n." Shortly afterwards
he returned to his parish, and found him.
self very coldly received by his parishioners.
He sent for the parish clerk and asked him
what was the cause. swell, sir" replied
the man, " report has come down here that
YOU was turned out of a great lady's house
in London for drunkenness"
The Spanish Demosthenes, Emilio Cas-
tclar. who is expected over here in the
course OF fortnight, has received telc.
gram from the chairman of the National
Republican Committee inviting him to take
the stump for Hayes. His reply is quite
Characteristic: "Many thanks for your kind
invitation, but do not feel sufficiently ac-
c,,stomed to American whiskcy to accept
il. Brooklyn Argus.
A Philadelphia wag, who jostled a tllr-
baned Musslllman distributing circulars on
Chestnut street, Il few days ago, was hor,
rited at the exclamation. Blast yer soWl
do viz take me for a rale Turruk?"
The annual parade of the metropolitan
police force in New York city took place
Thursday. About 1,60O men were In line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY Paine, Cabell 4 Co., Auctioneers.
BY Paine, Cabell & Co., AuctIoneers.
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE
OF
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FRESH WATER,
AT
AUCTION.
AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the 2Sth instant, commencing
at 10 O'clock will sell by catalogue, at the ware
house No. 1910 Main street, the entire portion OF the
very large stock Of Messrs NJ. Bliilhiser Co. that
was damaged by water at the late fire at their store,
amounting to TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Only about $1,000 worth are injured by
fire, and the balance by water, large portion OF
which is only slightly damaged. :.
The stock consists of every variety Of goods, such
rs BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS of all
kinds, including S-4, o., and 10-4 SHEETlNGS,
TICKINGS, STRIPED DOMESTIC PLAIDS, CHE
yIOTS. WHITE and COLORED JEANS, CAM
BRICS, LINEN DRILLS and DUCKS;
Large stock of PRINTS. COTTONADES, CAM
BRICS, IRISH LINENS, ALPACAS, GlNG-
HAMS, DRESS GOODS;
with a very large stock Of WO0LLEN GOODS.
such as KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDS, RE-
PELLANTS;
and variety Of fine CASSINIER ES and DOESkINS,
QUILTS, BLANKETS, LINEN DAsIAskS,
WHITE GOODS, &c, SC.
Also. a large stock OF FANCY GOODS and NO
TIONS, embracing HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUS-
PENDERS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, SHAWLS, SPOOL COTTON.
LACES, RIBBONS. JEWELRY, PERFUME
RY, SOAPS, CLOCKS, &C., &c.
Sale positive and without reserve.
The terms will be liberal, and announced at the
sopening OF sale. PAINE, CABELL x co..
ic23 Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY Lancaster < Luckc.
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Rank RuiiIiuy,

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AlI-
" TON OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD , COZ,
TY.In pursuance Of decree OF the J', nn Il,
l7tlI day of June, 1876, In the suit Of Lnnca't
and others, trustees against the Clover Hill Ralinsi
Company, shall as special commits stoner aDroli,s.
by said decree, proceed To sell by public al h
Office of Lancaster & Lucke, No. I'LL Main sire:
Iii The city of Richmond, at the hour OF IL o'cfa
on THURSDAY the 10th July, 1876, The lolo"H'
p' /. Ths VALUABLE PROPERTY known as ~
CLOVER HILL MINES, In the county OF ClIt 81
field. consisting of NINE HUNDRED AND NiSh
sAS6 SIX A'f HTNb ri aNp sXTYFWt
ACRES In which the Clover Hin Company h ~ |,
undivided interests aud leaseliods ana all the ~
and also the CLOVER HILL RAILROAD, whEo
Is twenty-one miles in length, running from C@'s
Hill Mines to Osbornc's on james river WIN ~ 4
R2ADBEp sIpISG Svr sA AZ osH6RSE t
COAL RESERVOIR. All of the above pf"'s!
viii be sold as whole and lists OF the same ~ q:
tail have been printed, and VIII I'VE iurhp'hc" -
who desire To Inspect them. - -
The terms of sale will be: ) $40 pa yaote on +
LIST day Of January. 1877 ;oio on tns IL %,
July, 1877; $3.50 on The Isl Gay OF oiu =,
1878; Sl,G40 on the lst day of July. leIs' si5S'
on the 1st day of January, 1879, and s12;ofr
the lst day OF July, 1879; and as to the bnsncs g
such purchase money, one third thereof slail pt ~
In cash, one third thereof i'll six months ana .1
third thereof in twelve months--such de'rrrra w.
rnents to be secured by negotiable notes Of Tue E
chasers. with approved endorSerS, 10 DC securea''
deed Of trust on the property. ell
2. And ut the same time and plac" sih,! s VIZ ,h,
by public auction, and under the authority ~ 9nn,
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, Tliihi, i nny.
COAI.-CARS, TEN GOSD0LAs. IIthEIIp rtR
CARS, ONE SECOND Glass PASS r ~ 49, Iii
This rolling stock Is now In use on inc wv, io ,b5
raj lroad and may he examined 1t an! lmS i, " npy
desiring to purchase. The terms Of sae ,,bs. ssf
third cash one third credit OF SIX monI aS,cJ
one third on credit OF twelve months siia " - ~
pavments to be evidenced by negotiable hoies W.
purchasers. with approved endorSerS> ana s''"
By 4 deed of trust on the property. -,,,,rpvp
g. 4 TRACT OF PARTIALLY IL III nr ~ ,fr
LAND known AS "Tjz2ards.N ana iyi,sS +, MI SuiR
mines, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND ! ~, ~
TY-rUREE AND j HALF AcBs,s. tns pi w. n,
rights being reserved, they not eeiohsihs !"
Clover Hill Company. ,,,, >, ~,
The terms of sale win he cash snihcseht ~ - ~
debt of about 81 200; and IL to the ila'anGe.
pou,l nsymeuts-one at six montils ana ~ he
twelve months-evidenced by the note or DOG" ~ M
purchaser and secured by decd OIL HeS' '"
property. A., ,r,,sprty will h
shown through the works by the uiaDSse''"
Hill. ,.oop NJ MoB'
TEans leave Byrd Street depot at l'Io cio,d
dsy Wednesday. aud Friday. Tram 'ea a,,J rrtly.
Lii at 6:l5 4. NJ. Monday, We:lnes'l,Ewi appII
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