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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20
BY Grubbs & Williams, 3
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Baak.

A BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF D N E
n HUNDRED AND TEN md NINE
TENTHS ACRFS OF LAND, ON The THREE.
CHUPP PED ROAD: ABOUE FnURAND HALF
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY 22d Of March,
after the sale OF lands for Messrs. Boulware and
Leake, commissioners, advertised Ia this paper
say at O'Clock P. M.-we will sell, upon the nre-
mist 8, The TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
Mr. Thomas Dicken, lying on the east side OF the
Three-C chopped road, about halfa mile beyond the
Forks, and between the lands OF Dir. " illiam Ruth
erford and Mrs. B. W. Green, frontng on said road
and running back towards the city. -
:. There are ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND
N1NE-TENTHS AC .ES, nearly square in shape
about one half cleared, the remainder In under
growth, with come wood; two spring branches run
ming through 1t, easily drained lying beautifully.
and susceptible Of being made one Of the most val
liable farms near the city, as tpe SOIL Is naturally
very superior, and has besn somewhat improved
HE contemplated extension OF Grove ayesne
will pass through this land, having nearly equal
quantities on either side. To those wishing 10
establish home near The city this property offers
the inducem, nrs of heashful stuati n. fne son,
and good neigho0rhood, whilst to thos- merely
seeking an investment. the fact that II Is located
directly In the line OF the westward march or the
city renders lis steady increase In value as sure as
the future growth Of the city. '.-..@ '+..
+ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH II III AucttonPers.
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RICHMOND AND DAsvrLLE RAILROAD COMFY, !
RIcHAogD, VA, January ~, 1917;
NruENV1I n s1F TRAINS Nc

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILxoAD C0xrT't
RIcHAegB, Va, January ~, 1879;
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS-TRAtN ro.
- 3.-THaoUGH 6an-sgw Yoak TO I ~
:soUTA--Leayes Richmond ~ 800 A: a. !, IsS
F. PL; leaves Dsuyils :. LIS esses S,.s1ss.
NJ arrives !, CsaTls.ss Is S asI -. = NEW on.
LEANS EXPRESS, EasSnsrd-Leayes Chaigss onS
bA6 A. En-: leaves Airline junction n 6:Io -
Il. Leaves Salisbury at $50 4; n lssy e ZIP.
s.; Leaves Dundee :. l4s E. a ,ss,s' se IS
vine at e:51 M; arrives m Aeanoea =
TEAM No. 6.-LYScnyrsa Acco,C.opAI ios to-
Westwsgd-Leaves Richmond st A. M; . sth,' q
ss BurkeviIe &C 1895 r. H.; leaves Su n,n Il,
Q r. Il; arrives at Lynehbarg stosn Pm
Eastwakd-Leaves Burkeyllle 3. lao e 49,
ives &c Richmcnd &C 4:34 p u. .,oovxo-
TRAIN Ne. 7.-LocAL buRxEyiLLk ASe ssyss
EaesE ssay s7ef ans as;.s & saIssIs
TkAia Hs: IoLosAI sus s.'r,9iIIs 4 So
AL: srrises n Richmond as IL .: - ,t,h
! Trains Nos. and & connect Of Riehmona VIZ
the Chesapeake and Ohio rafarca0 nth
ains e snd rom naa sseisS s md
NE through trains correct st Richmond ana
dee NTH trains on tina RtchEa9sd; Srsoeays HI. vi.
Tsnia Midland and Great southern ssiirSse nd
Hom Washington. baltimore, Paiia0elpnn'
New York. J. ~ ..,.,sa sin
txsins on the Atlanta aud Richmond Ats.Lsa.nsrs,
rad 10 and frent Greengille. Atlanta. soctSs
Noodle. Permcols. heM Orleans, sna ~ coiSras
and Angasta railroad for Columhls, Arkus1a' =
Sis; Ta3lahassee, ana al southern points .sa ~.
q TTatn No. o coRneets q hHrxsyahs VIZ TSscS,
Eurxs Chatfanocgs. and an seafhvestern fonssSefs
TiskaI1 cold 70 sn southern aae soasn -
poanas and oaaga&e ekesked through. !. ,v,ssaA
Tsiirasn ileeperh ron IA ali night Relxa - -
Iecal s5cSefs are ece6 oaiy scf Co. 1asHo kss
EaRo 70 thu pcfnls hanse& - We ssAs 2 s.
svsr ensa1. SaA = 49, n = rALCoJL:s
/ GesSaai 6spesf1ts n II
JAM Il NASafgaDN aeEGrsk -
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RIcHAoND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
COMMENCING OCTOBER n "a, Isis

RICHMOND AND Petersburg RAILRoAD}
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, Isis
~ trains Or this road will run rs follows
$40 A. NJ, THROUsH NAIL daily Except Sun.
dayl; Sonneeting for all points South
ana wss T. W Seesgplnscar attached runs
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily (except San
dayl, with coach attached, tos Peters.
burg, and stations on the Southsida
road, Lvuchburg, and the West
~ 49, for ali points soaih aud west. P,s.
sengers taking this train win mata
close connection at Petersburg !of
Norfolk. Elegant p.rior-car attached
900 P. n, FRkIGHT daily tezeept Sunday, vita
7:5o A. NJ, FaEia III TKAIN daily Except Sun.
dayl With coaeh attached.
1900 H., THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
With Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points EAST
500 p. M .1 PR Z fssi dali, tsroso. sundays
1856 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily te1osp.s u.-
dayl connecting with Richuosa
Fredericksburg and Petonac rallroeo
s<% for&ll points Last and Vest Puiinaaa
sleeper attached. running hfonGa
10 Baltimore. Also making cioee
II connection with the Chesapeake ano
Ohio railroad for the VtrEnia sprirn
x.u aod Al points North and west R,.s.
noud and Petersburg except ut Chester.
This Is the only line running double dauy uaM
making close connections Tor Charleston, CcisHs
Without S S1ssl s q sesssnle ana
It lss ): 4 II M ODD a wEDsEsD1Ys .lA
! All ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg willnarsfron
Ss II = A. SHAW sncerntArasss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20
By Winfree & Meachxm, -,
Real Estate and General Auctioneers,
No. l1S Sycamore street, Petersburg, va.


EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
l. THR PETERSBURG CAR-WORKS, WITH
Vain pursuance OF an order Of The stockhold-
ers, in general meeting held on the Esd ulamo,
The Board of Directors OF the Petersburg ar
Works viii. ON WEDNESDAY, 29th day Of March,
1875 at II O'Clock noon, on the premises. sell all
the PROPERTY, real and personal, belonging 10
the company, This .censfsts Of nearly THREE
ACRES OF LAND: with all the buildings neces-
sary for well-arrapged
|. CAR MANDATORY,
A FOUNDRY, BLACKsMITH., MACHINE,
AND ERECT10N.SHOPS, e..--
ali fully equipped With NEW MACHINERY OF the
latest and most improved style, with SKATING
and BsLT1HG complete. - -. - !.
a 36.inch :LFFFkLLI TURBINE WATER
WHEEL, driven by the water.power belonging ID
the property. and equ,l to l1.3o OF all the power
wachinery for these works. which have all the Ia
ciiit!es necessary TO build four boxcars per day.
A lot OF iand with double FRAME BUILDING
on Is 2t the junction Of Fleet street aud the At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, some three
hs6a Gea yards fs% The wO,s , and
building forty or more box-csr VIII be included 10
the sale. As persons Wishing to buy will view the
premises, this description ID thought sufficient 70
attract at enton 70 this important sale, with the
almost sure prospect Of great bargain TO The pur'
chaser these strtneent times. .ll,t &C
TERMS: $4,000 cash; balance for negotiable
notes AZ ak. twelve, eighteen. and twenty four
months, inIerest ADDED and deed Of trust 10 secure
payment Of the notes. as.!--1Ts: r57z I.
For further Information apply TO
WINrREE & MEAcHAM,. AucuoReers.
NH 1.lawtdS :.
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fFor the Dispstch.]
&snrfnH.

p..o,-e--reto,ce--Iet all the woodland ring.
ena ,ot,ed mate, 10 greet returning spring;
Hnsst forth ne bus, U. fold rach frssrap doWer,
Tntwine y wreath 70 oil each nuptiai no.ser;
y sniee--rs fo,ce- lei tvers mountain rlng
To 1areet the advent CT returning spr.ng. s.
Now lot our SONGS resonnS in happy glee,
81 :. ounrafns rocks Eilh their tribute bring,
Sing sweerss, notes while tSey unfold the spr1uE;
'eScs.s ps and rivers Join III. rspturous strain,
Nor lei wreck be known epon The main. IS
Give forth your praise. fe mortal eops. ana sing'
Ref ice in t3t. d. the auth0r or the spring;
sAapue your harps 10 tixI 10 sweetest lays,
Nor e'er FORGET the PRAYER and grateful praise
TIL time 10 past sno aoeea voices rinR
their sweetest notes in that eerual spranEs
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Nat KnoHing.


Iknaw not what ~iil ocfall me-
God han % y mist DER my eyes,
And NJ each step la my onward pain
He mikes new scenes 10 rise.
And every Joy he eends me
Comes as u glad and sweet sarprise.
/ see not q step before me
AS tread the days OF fne year,
But the pasl ~ still in Coos Keeping,
The fniurc BIS mercy shall clear.
And what looks dark in 1be distance
May eriRhieu as oraw near.
For perhaps the dreaded future
: Has less bitterness than thi INK;
The Lord may sweeten we watsFS
Before I $1,000 70 drink:
or, II Maiah must be 4nrah,
He win STAND beside fts brink.
Il mar be he has wal ting SEX ~&E
For the con ing OF my FEET -,s"'
ZONE Gift Of such rare biessfdness, -
SOM Joy so strangely sweet. ~.H T#a.a
That my lips can only tremo,e 49,
With The thanks they cannot speak. -
oh. res,fu,. biIssful ignorsnce!,
II is blessed not 10 know;
II keeps me Quiet In those arms
Which will not let me 60,
And bushes ms soul 10 rest
On the Bosom that loves me So
so 60 ON not Knowing ~ZH =
wonld mol II might;
] would rather walk 10 the dark WIN doo n
= Than 70 alone I'm the liRhts
I would rather walk with Him 0y Ialth
Than wa TX alone by sight.
n btch the future may d1ScloseS ssa .,
Yet i never had = SORROW ..- -.-! .a-.
Rut WHIST the dear Lord chose ..a
So ser d the coming tears acE.
With the whispered WORD, " II Kno"S'
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP fT4R
Stfsft5sf@ lss5;' COMPANY. y ~ 80 ~
q isi!l FOR NEW YORK. = 49,.

This company win dispatch one az their splenGie
,steamers-0Ln DOMINION. WYANOKEsl ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and akCAaEM EIpEA5
T6ese ships are entirely nav, and Iwsxa hailt ex-
fhss Ssss srassdid .alocns stsss-soons. ind BAN.
. NE iars. acesnmsdanons, and attentions no nm
Coos sifpsed by this hnA are anSed regularly
tst New York ON the company covered paes. 81
Trsishss fss peanss bsyoud New York fss~ar6ao
With ;6spstch. sad no ehasxs made sxospe aCaaa
e1persae incurred. ,sss33
Is For fa3fheFtnSoxn1nfaeaa rfay to Es y s4 III
MI. esS Ssgss sss:s VS.: "a is:sss
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.as By p. 8. Sesb1rJ, AucHopeer, /,
No. SO sycamore street. Petersburg,
RY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRUs

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID from James ID. Overtsn and wife, dated March
18th, $40, duly recorded La the CLERKS office Of
Chesterfield County Court fdeed-bcok s., .pa9e
1884, for certain purposes therein set forth, shall,
public aucuon, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 23d day OF Marcn,n 1873, az ID ~, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND 4conveye 10
ssid deed, situated In Chesterfield couaty contain
ing SIX HUNDRED AND fifty kCEFg tqinfiy,
and adjoining the lands or James B. Gatei John 3,
IAN R,sntenshtn and otbe1s P.rtoe tbia land t.
in cultivation, the reddue inoak and piHe, and hes
about two miles from the Glover BILL depot, on the
buildings consist Of aneat recently
blilt, and necessary ogt-buildinEe, and Is conve-
intent to churches and srhoola - s.,s.s,, s.s.tr
the trust 1.-the balance on credit of ~ EBo, and
tsree gears for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added,
snd secured by uust-desd. .. .. A0OkEa
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A love.sick student went out few pights
since to serepade bis charming Araminta.
The evening was balmy and pleasant, and 80
spring-llke that very naturally the young
mans fancy lightly turned TO thoughts OF
love. He found the house. planted himself
under her window, touched bis light guitar,
and poured forth his soul 10 song. a light
suddenly appears. and his hesrt IS filled With
JOY The window Is raised and fair form
ia ipdistinctly seen. Oh what bliss a
voice-unmistskab that Of the big brother
young mani We don't want to buy. any
fish w-Roohester Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20
BY Robert B. Lyme
fsuccessor to Lyme d Brotherh
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

STORE, WITH
r NICE AND PLEASANTLY .ARE q. NJ Ii
DWELLING OVER SANE: ON ON T TiET I'VE IN IN
GkscE sTREETs. AND. ANOTaER z,EsL "a
Bile COTTAGE RESIDENCE On TME.s1tIncS
FIFTH sTREET BETWEEN GRkCEi AND
BROAD, FOB SALE BYtUCTIOA-Byr Request
Of he owser sha Offer the a2oSs most Tainsote
RTHffkSi,SY the Esd day OF March, 1875. upon
the nremises, at tx O'Clock p. n. The arst-named
properry can easily be made No. ! store lor .
rroceTy or other retail business, and the DWELL
fnG contains seven rooms, &c. The CoTTAGE
has six rooms: kitchen. &C., with wafer, &C. 5000
nnror,mnity. as the property will at all times pay
al HE least twelve per cent interest on It's cost
TERMS: VIII be extrsmely iiberal-say. one nitn
four months SIX per cent. interest," and secured by
7 uWe9e11 - -" ROBERT B. LYME,
nhJ r..,- -.t--,.,t Auctioneer.
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BY James 81. Taylor & Son,
J. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT FlRsT.CLAsS RESIDENCE AT
Il THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY
AND MINT H STaKETS FOR SALE AT Az, :
TION.-At the request Of the owner we viii oner
for sale al public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 2lst day Of March. 1875, at ~
O'Clock P. NJ, that desirable PRIVATE DWELL
ING as above located. containing thirteen rooms,
with ali modern improvements, such as gas, bath
room, water. c ,osets, speaking-trumpefs, Latr0be
stove, cAokipg-I ange, anu everything else usually
found in a 1rst-class dwelling The lot fronts ABOUT
paved alley.
THE central location Of this property, being within
three squares OF The Capitol square and convenient
TO all public buildings, and In good negn
ought to attract the special attention OF persons
seeking irst.class residence.
TERMs: One third casa: The balance at one. two,
ana thr, years for negotiable Dotss, with SIX per
cent interest added and secured by deed or trust
NH ia Auctiopears.
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KAaAsAEe1AD xINfss. - 81
I'D
RscifMcNp, YoHK ETrrx AND CHESApTxxr1
Ice ~ ~ RAILROAD S'01frANY.t5@--sk
UrrfCx or THE sUrKnrNrYYDENr.
RIcHNorD. VA, March 10, 1875.
GREAT REDUCTION.
RzDucTfoH.IN PassRasRa FARE
sCHEUULEOT TRAINs

q q ---- fstEg ssyt sgssJsls
| PAssEEaEETRA1Es lesye West Psint DAILY
1esye Richmond a. p. M., arriving 81 West Pom
ffaius eonnee. al wessPoint v,sh s,.ss,s,. 49,.
bal, H and 81 eastern points on WEDaHs.
steamers for Baltinore and iii eastsrn potn,s ts
mondays. WEDNESDAYS, and BRIDlYs.' W W
Fare 70 Baltimore and return 80. .......... Sg
E Ess 20 20 xse
Exre 70 New x................,,.....a...4 Xxx
zas6GsH SRsIaHT TSxisis;i .ies;. & sssss..
and sUNDAY. connecting al Wess pe a,aitD az,
steamers and delivering freight In Baitimo1s s nia
next mornings returning, leave West Pofnt y
2:l5 2. d, arriving IS Richmond at p n
and esnnsctinR with the Through Freight T,j,.
oa the Richmond and Danvifie railroad for .is
EXPskss FREIGHT received on NOM I,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY 6efors p, n AAddy
be delivered In Baltimore the nlIswira day ~ y
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS r4th n.,..,.-
coaches aftAched leave Richmond ut ESQ a. N .,
TUKsDAYB, THURSDAYS, and SATTfRbIyHSS
and leave West Point for Richmond tho ssme dssss
stl1:6o a. III, arriving ct Richmond u 8:55 n
to the travelling public aud Shippers thst tSs s
steamers OF this line between Baluraore and W.
Point have been reattsd In the most thn,nnsSt
manner Tor the accommodation OF passengers ana
Travellers taking this line arrive In Ba,t,no,,
In ample Hne 70 connect with the ra nae mere Sse
Ph,iade!phta, Few; York, Boston, sad al eastsSu
Freights Win be given the u.mos. dispatch. so
Transfers At Richnaord q ffeights % from soutS.
81. T: DOUGLASS, superintendent.
W.Ns BRAGG, Masfer TRANSPORTATION. mh IA
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TTNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

TINTED STATES MARSaAL'S SALE.
" By virtue of an order OF the Uni,ed States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of virginia. In
the matter or y. A. Francis bankrupt. shall sell at
public auction. for cash: at the CARR age-snop q
said Francis 1913 Eranknn street, Rich mona, Gu
Karch %, 1875. at 10 o'clock A.
M, the following property, 10 Wit: . '.> o..
11OP-BUGGY (new); .s.'.
2OPEN BUGGIES lnew); = ,s 49,. ....s 81
SIDE-BAR BUGGY (new1;
JAEGER WAGON lnew):
SIDE-SPRING WAGON (newE LIS f+.
lJAGGER WAGON second handl; .-...a5
VIRGINIA LANDAU unfinished
BODIES, CARTHAGE PARTS, TRIMMINGS.
49, = q. P. RAMSDELL,
mhI6 United states Marshal.
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BY Cook & Laugnton, Auctioneers,
- No. 10 Governor street.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE. OF PERSONAL
N PROPERTY AT AUCTI0N.-I will sell on
TUESDAY, March 21st. at IL O'Clock a. ID. at the
corner OF Ross and Fourteenth streets, the foiioW
'ns ptoor EN-HACKs and HARNESS for same,
TOP. DRAG and HARNESS for same,
3 TOP.BUGGIES and H ARNEsS for same,
! q SLFIGHS, .sGiai 70. 5.3a.~i r-.# -t..
, Q ROBES (aph n- a7rsg vii -..s ..,..s-
. Q SADDLES, ~.
I HARNESS-BOX, -1.'' ..'.-
, j STRAW-CUTTER, 81 -u'.m.,.. -. .
> / GRAIN.BOX, ....,- ,-....... .....
=, l OFFICE.DESK. .
1 STOVE and PIPE.
NH IS Assignee.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE
real ESTATE and TO, BENT STORES and
DWELLINGS, Parties having such property Will
find It to their interest 70 place the same IL our
hands, - = MlLLHISER & STRAUS,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
NH 20.2t -. No. 6 Eleventh street.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

IN SUPERIOR CARRIAGE AND BUG.
III GY.HORSES AT Acknowledgements
after the above sale Of Backs, Buggtes &C. FOR &C.
count of r. h. MCGUIRE, assignee,-say IL O'CLOCK
we will sell .,,, - :.
10 frst. class, young. we'll. breke HORSES-anong
them three pairs Of CARRIAGE or BUGGY
HORSES.
These horses have been selected in the West for
this market, and parties in need OF really good
stock have now an opportunity to buy rarely met
with. '.-r ...,# s. 4 COOh ,LACGhlON,
NH 17.4t AucuOne6rB.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son. &
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.

p1HREE NICE FRAME DWELLINGS
Il NO. 2osh, 2l1, AND PIN, CONT IN AIS I'm
OF CHERRY STREET. BETWEEN CUMBER :,
LAND AND BEV ERbY STREETS. FOR SALE
aT LTICTION,-We will offer at public auction.
nnon The premises on MONDAY the Goth OF
March. 1875, at O'Clock P. NJ, the above de-
scribed properly. The lots each front 10 oy
l4l feet to alley twenty feet wides with water on
TT TERMS: Very liberal and made known at the
NH tx So = 49,. Auctoneers. 81
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The Oakland Tribune says: "We are
honest nntil we are unfortunately found
QUIZ
A genuine Spanish fg-Don Carlos's ske-
daddle.-FeU York Commercial ADDER
ffser.
Don Carlos has had to 70 back to Vienna
and live with bis pother.ip-lsw. This shews
Why he fought 80 desperately for four years.
Graphic
Il witty presate was asked II he did not
think that sUeh enc followed his con-
science. +" Yea" said bis Grace; II think
he foilows 1t as man does horse In gig
he drives 1t flrst."
Little do rnral boys imagine that while
they are attending school and striving to
store their minds With useful Information,
bold, bad men 10 New York are raising the
price Of MISUNDERSTANDING Ne,cs.
Wishing to paw bis friend q compliment, Q
gentleman remarked: II bear you have q
very industrious wife" Eyes," replied the
friend, with a melancholy smile, s'she's
never idle. She's always finding something
for me to do" , Gea
"Wben,' he said violently, ".when are
you going to paw me that little bilIp Pve
duiped you Till t'm tired and mad. Now /
want positive answer-when will you pay
h2" tBy5 oves" was the reply, "you must
take me fcra prophet. How can / tel? Pr
Rochester pe8a0crQs.
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.,-ar BY Goddin, Warren d Co, Z
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers, +,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a FRAMED
OF MAHCHRsTER, AT IUOTfoN.--By virtue
OF certain deed Of trust executes to me anosr'
sgA dV reco r6ed In the clerks Office Of Chester.
ield euniy Court, D. B. 81. page sos. and being
REQUIRED so to do by the beneaciary. WIZ pr Geo
SsSDAY the 22d Gay Of March. 1876, 8, o'cl9rS
P. M. the HOUSE located as above described, WIN
two rooms now occupied by Mr.. EDWARD Bro"aer.
Lot As BY 11S feet. ,i.,,.' ].
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known at sale.
NH * GEORGE w. WARREN, Trustee.
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.xrAs'1s

M HNTED, nj EkIENDs AND THE !g
w public % knows-thai III ESsOk - Ln..,
TABOR 10 atttl at o-lIIWeHtn tlfecss nsaAsS
cal astsnsion. 20 my unexceied success In gsr ar
ment at tug. 10 lay sst5e al! presnn pion ~
RfkST.CL ASS GARMENT 8, fifteen totwenty Per
cent less niarr houses, they OF s9afss 9ta,
salesrs,J &c "A rzr, woRKEAFsHIP, snd LoWEK
PRIcYs sre the Inducements on. an rs s,ss
when required. TO tsrgc pum Der OF tne osss Pe0;
DIE In the ely. .s..tac+,a, "a
nv rusiorpers at very reasonable prices ana
Uy strtct attention 10 business IN IutnIe,
entire satisfaction 20 all who may Ia-
yoS saie with Iheir orders and gratefully ackGoM
edpfpg the liberal patronage eItenoteo 70 me ~
uTst r rpeupcffoly' Solicit . continuance OF the
lame. Orcers solicited from the city and stase.
The latest styles Apd repo1ts OF fashion o. n@nu'
Respectfully, W.. " 200, y i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

A DISCRIMINATING REPoRTER.-[From the
Denver tCol.) Ne,os. IA Denver gentleman
who has been visiting IN the States thus
speaks Of his experience :--~~.-..->'...--- :,
While In St. Joseph we were introduced
to reporter Of one Of the city papers, said
TO be the oldest In the city. He took Us cor.
daily by the band with the remark How
do you do. MIR. L.? How do you do?"
After some little conversation we invited
him to step In and imbibe.
Certainly, captain, certainly Waulo al
soon drink with you 80 anybody"
So we drank. Presently we asked him "a
drink again. .., .,
UCeriainly, Msjor! I never refuse to
drink with gentleman. Here's to you"
"A sbortpanse. and we repeated the invita-
ton for third time. The tears came In the
old mans eyes as he grasped our hand and
said:
aColonel, you do me proud. Am glad
met you. Here's my regards"
We saw we were growing 10 his estima.
ton; 80 we presently remarked that be
looked dry, and asked him what be would
take.
Whiskey and sugar, General; whiskey
and sugar; it has been my steady diet for
twenty-five years. I never take any other"
We concluded there was no chance for
further promotion, 20 we babe our old
friend good. bye. As we left him we noticed
that he wore one boot, one canVassed back
shoe, no stockings, a pair of linen pants, sus-
tanned by one suspender, and shirt as up.
familiar to the water as be was himself. But
be was happy, and appreciated us. as was
evident from toe following personal which
appeared In rbe paper the next morning:
!" Major General L., of Denver, COL,
ia getting outside OF provisions at the Pacific
until Uncle Johnnie begins to fear famine
The General III " bole.souled, genial gentle
man, Christian, and scholar, and we hope
he will visit US often"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

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