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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-24

A FOR SALE, ONE or THE HANDsoMEsT TURN
IA. Ia the city. for lady, dark brown Mare,
years 1854 hands, sound and kim; warranted to trot in
side thres American star and trustee stock
raised Dr. Poolcr. OF Orange county: handsome
Pony Phaoron. Harness. Whip and Lap Duster: will sell
together separate, Tor half It's value OF sick
ness Ciub stable. No. 20 East 18th st. broadway
A BANKRUPT STOCK or FIRST CLASS CAR
a. raues ~ per cent less than cost OF manufactured
Bugges. 1928: Phsotons 500; Rockaways. s.5; depot
wagons $40; second hand city made Buggy In srlen
10 $500 summer Clothing. Lobes, Nets &C.
JOHN hUOkE 81 Warren st.
A PAIR or MULES FOR SALE CHEAP-WAR-
"A ted young. sound and kind Ia and fast
travellers Apply TO RICHARD FIELDS, 80 Bowery.
A BARGAI.. THROWN HORSE. 49,, HANDS, 3
N old. chunky built; warranted sound kind
suitable truck any business Price,
SIS. No. 81 Hudson 1t
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bkxkOSs W.
A UCTION POOLS SOLD TO-DAY Al JoHNsoNs
"A Pool Room corner 18th st. and Broadway on the Bos;
and Athletic Chicago aud St. Louis and Louisville ana
Cincinnati bal" games each inning ''s'lss&
DRKECM LOADER. MADE III wM MOORE SON.
half the Inquire 10 ISL Pearl st
nor sALE-A YOUNG rEMALE RHlNOcEKos,
u male and female Tapirs and black Leopard Apply at
IIIGH CLASS ENGLISH nGEECHLoADING GUNS. =
II Mes,m W ToLLEY, of Birmingham, En %,
JOHNSN 70 sell auction, at his sslesroon 81 Nassau
r. co s s ss
'' Exhibition Wednesday. August 30.
No so4 so sos s rS.Ssa rear r Of Continental Hotel
all SPORTING. Events.
Special arrangements receiving half mile
and result OF each heat and race OF the
Regatta on SenuySill River.
The only direct wire from the grand stand
Prompt attention given to orders NJ . Or ise SD
rhilsdslphia Pa.
POOLS SOLD AT NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE. IS
West 2s.h st.. this afternoon Sc Louis vs. Chicago
sEIBERr 4 McCLoUD.
TTlE TUItr.
A uCTION.-FREACu AED COMBINATION POOLS
n sold this and evening at Johnsons it"oms
corner Broadway aud ash the .rss At r"agh-
Each heat aud race received direct by telegraph All orders
by mail messenger win receive particular attention
= r. Il. JOHNSON.
A uCTlON AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD ALL DAY
n and evening ut New York Turf Exchange IS West 18th
ST. the PoughkccpSie boats and Phadclphis regatta,
French Pools r., and $50 A. NJ prompt atcn-
tan given orders BY mail or messenger ~
FLEETWOOD PARK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25-fROT-
IL ting.-ro commence at 3 +. NJ. !; match Tor SlOO.
Thomas Walker names blk K. ioraviilc Boy.
John LIN names b. IN. Mary JGnc.
Also match tor 800, 10 wagon, catch weight
John Mctinn names br. 4. Brown Dan
Thomas Walker names br. IN Grocery Girl
All best three In five.
Admission .0c GATES II. BARNARD, President.
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION,
Ii Ponghkecpsie, y. y.
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CUPREME COURT,
y city and county OF New York.
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company of Now York.
plaintiffs,
against
Horace CrHighend William j. Hxgrave John OConnor
OF the goods chattes and credits Of
A. UConnor deceased; Theodore Stratton and his wife.
Charlotte Stratton: Calvin ii. Hayward John c. e. Gisey
James N 0Donnell Gilman B. Dubois. John =. Mngovern
Henry Bninge, Henry N. Boies, Victory l.. Wetmore
Cord Mahnken John Darrow and John RUSSELL
for relief
To the defendants and each Of them -
You are hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint In this action. which this filed the
the Clerk OF the city and county York.
copy Of the said complaint the
subscribers their Office No 10 Nassau in the city
New York, within twenty after the service this
Exclusive Of the day OF service and
II fail the said compla within time
aforesaid the plaintiff In this will apply 20
for the relief demanded in the complaint
TURNER. LEE MCCLURE,
Dated JUNK g. 1876. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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ON EXHIBITION TO-DAY FULLER DEsCRIP.
TION AND INFORMATION AT OFFICE or THE
AuCrIOSEEE.
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MCn,ICA.I.

(vAkD-PRivArE LESSONS PIANO. VIOLIN. Guf.
~ tar Singing Circulars mailed Instruments free for
practice j. JAY WATSON. Director. 80 Easi IAN Sc
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legnlizcd by authority of the Legislature Of Wyoming,
10 be drawn AT Cheyenne Wy. September s. 1915.
$322, 900 to be distributed
To be conducted by sworn commissioners in public.
In the reach OF to gain fortune tor only small
outlay.
Capital prize, $5OOOO
Single tickets g each of O tickets for go,
the be deductedlonly from the prizes
Information furnished, orders filed Apply address
EMORY j. co. Brokers' 81 Park row. opposite Post ofcc.
Now cit
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HORSES. CAI,nl AGES. sc.

4 GREAT AUCTION SALE
n ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
Is CALLED 70 THE GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
NINE HIGH BRED TROFTING. ROAD,
SADDLE AND CARRIAGE HOR SEES.
THE GETS OF ETHAN ALLEN. SrRAIEks' CLAY.
CUSkI.IN'S STAR DASiIAW. JR.. AND
OTHER CELEBkATED STATIONS.
TOGETHER WITH ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
ROAD WAGONS. HtESESSES &C,
THE PROPERTY OF WA. r. BkEEVoRr.
WILL nE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Tnls DAY CTHURSDAY). AUGUST -.
AT II oGL0Ck3lN the FORENOON.
AT PRIVATE STABLE. l s EAST 22D ST.
ALL HOR<ES WARRANTED: TWENTY FOUR
HOURS GIVEN FOR TRIAL AND EXAMINATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-24

DOOLs SOLD AT NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE. Il
West 2Sth ST.. this afternoon, ST. Louis w. Chcag'
Chicago Cincinnati Louisville at Cincinnmtt Ath
letic Boston at Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30

General Sherman takes all things calmly.
4 Philadelphia reporter interrupted him in
the midst OF 4 conversation the other morn
ing to ask:
"General, may I take down your eXplana-
ton Of this unusual gathering OF troops?"
"No," said the General: "but ii you've
got brush and box Of backing about
your person you may black my boots.'-
Brooklyn Argus.
A Louisville editor asks How much
will the American people Stand?" We
don't know. But if they were to be galiged
by the average Kentucky editor we should
say they would stand about three pintS
of whiskey each per day.-No1risto,sn
Herald.
"Jay. Charlton" the New York CORE
spondent OF the Danbury NcacS, says Henry
Watterson's "blue-cye and cally lily check
glow like anight cloud lined with a MOON"
Will the meek and lowly tend OF the Chicago
Times please have those words set to music !?
Uaereye.
Many good man makes fool Of himself
by some early love affair, bus no thoroughly
good man is likely to speak OF it with con-
tempt in after years.
A Dutlnlo man voted for Susan B. An
thony for senator, and now they are trying
to count her in:-Hergld p. /, Man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30

RARE PRESENCE OF MIND.-The Sacra-
mcnto (Cal.) Union, of November 10th,
says: "There can he no question that the
escape Of perhaps hundreds Of persons from
an agonizing death last Saturday night is
directly due to the rare presence Of mind
and promptitude exercised at a most critical
iuncture by some person. When the floor
Of the theatre fell into the stable below,
carrying with it the entire audience and the
performers, the gas escaping from the
broken pipes ignited, and in few seconds
the whole mass OF ruins would have been
in blaze, and the rescue OF the wounded
rendered impossible, if this man had not
sprung to the metre and turned off the gas.
To retain self-possesslon at such moments,
and to be capable OF doing precisely the
hest thing under the circumstances, is given
to very few,'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30

FITNEss.-We have often wondered at
the prlnciplc-if there be one--underiyins
the "interludes," us they are called, in
which organs indulge between the verses
of hymns. Why should series Of spas
modic screams or ftful Wailings intcrposc
themselves between the lines in which the
sentiment is continuous! Is it to give the
singers breath? We haye seen the breath OF
the congregation taken away by the uneX-
pected development. Can organs be made
without this popularity? The congrega-
ton has just expressed its hope
ITO join tile angels song,''
when awav goes the instrument in q dis
orderly romp OF its own, not the least like
the accepted idea Of angels songs. We do
not understand it; but the Ledger, not be-
ing an organ, we feel free to ''raise the
question. '-From the Ne,c Iork Ledger,
editorial, for December 9, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30

A gentleman made application for school
in Maine, and presented himself to the board
for, examination as to his qualifications.
Arithmetical questions were proposed; the
teacher stumbled and halted, but finally
made out to cipher out the answers. But
on geography he was profoundly stupid.
Said the committeeman, "Can you locate
Boston?" He answered, 81 know all
about it, probably just az well as you do;
have heard Of the place several times, but
can't, somehow or other, seem to locate it,
With view to helping him out, the COM
mitteeman said, cit is the capital OF some
State, is il not:" sYes, believe it is"
"What State?" swell, know, proba-
bly, as well as you do, what State Boston is
the capital Of, but you see haven't got the
aow OF language to express it! "-Nelo Eng
land Journal of Education.
A peculiar horse transaction took place at
Remschcid, In Germany, the other day. 1t
was agreed that il the horse should weigh
1000 pounds or less the purchaser should
pay nothing for him, but IL he weighed over
1000 pounds 800 marks about $50 should
be paid for each pound over the 1000. The
horse, on being driven on the scales, was
found 10 weigh 1,l4S pounds, which,
Under the agreement, made his price A, 400
marks, equal to about 81, 900.
The dramatic critic OF tho Troy Bud1et
says, relative to performance of Julius
GNssar In that city: "Brussels carpets In
Y INC streets OF Rome and on the plains of
| gy., = s1' A's'o-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
I,y Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer.
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRULY
Il VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN DECATUR AND STOCK
TON STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, VA.-By virtue OF n deed OF trust executed to
me on the / 9th day of January, 1875, and duly Of
record In the clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
page $50 | will sell, being required o do by the
holder of Il certain note secured by said deed. on
THURSDAY, November 80. 1876. at $3.50 O'Clock
y. NJ If fair, If not the next fair day thereatCr
Sunday excepted), that TRULY DESIRABLE
HOUSE and LOT as above described. The lot
froutS 30 feet on Fourth street and runs back 132
feet. with FRAMED DWELLING thereon con-
tanning five or six rooms, and all necessary out
buildings In good repair. This property IS In re-
mills. cotton factories. stone sheds, and the Dam
Vile shops. and IS really desirable residence or
safe investment, as there is difficulty in getting
good, paying tenants to occupy the house.
TERMS: Cash us to $500 and expenses OF sale:
the balance upon such terms as may DC announced
at the our of sale. Is. III. NASH,
no 20-dtds Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
by Edward c. Goddin-
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
1Ol5 Main street.

TWO NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ON
i THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN Il EVERLY AND ALBEMARLE
of deed of trust dated 4th of December, 1873, and
recorded In the clerks office OF the Chancery Court
ben. Gciary therein secured will SELL OIL the prem
iSes, at 81 O'Clock +. NJ. Oh MONDAY. December
II, 1876, TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS on
the cast side of Cherry street between Beverly and
Albenar;e Streets each containing three rooms, and
each rented mt 1888 per month. Lots 80 feet deep
TERMS: Cash TO defray expenses OF sale ana 10
nay so4B now due. j. III. GODDrN.
no 40 Trustee.
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CANCER.
~ An ERS
REMOVED WITH LITTLE OR NO PAIN,
without the use Of either cau5t!cs or the knife.

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is the most successful and only rcliaRe method
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Specimens of cancer removed by this process may
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No charge for consultations:
Call or send for circular with descriptive cases.
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Room "a, Exchange Hotel,
no 20-eodtDel3 Richmond, Va.
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ThebIe.a Ode on the Emitted States.

Thcbte'S Ode ON the En1feG STATES.
written several years ago. copied ut Rich
mond, Va, March I, 1862, and now furnish
ed to the Dispatch:
Tyre Of the fsfthcst West Be Chou, too, warned.
Whose eagIe-winSs thine own green world Ger
spread,
Touching two oceans :-whercfore hast thou scorned
Thy Fathers Coo, proud and tsll of bread
Why lies the Cross unhonored on thy ground,
While in mil-sir thy s.ars and aIsotSs faunt!
That sheaf Of dars-wil 1t not fal unbound,
Except disrohcd in thy vain earthly raunt
Thou bring 1t 10 be blessed where saEts and angels
haunt?
The holy seed. by heavens peculiar grare
Is rooted here and there tn ty dark woods,
But many rank weed round II grows space,
And man now builds beside thy mighty floods:
Oertopping Misunderstanding Natures Grod
Oh. while thou yet hast ROOM. fair, fruitful land,
Ere and want haze stained thy virgin sod,
Mark thee place OH highs glorious Stasd-
Whence Truth her sign may nlz o CT fofsst lake
and strand
Eastward, this hour, perrhance thou turna chino
ear,
Listening II hapiy with tlsc surginS sea
Blend sounds Of ruin from n land once dear,
To Heaven. Oh, trying hour for thee
Tyre marked where Salem fell Where now Is nJsn
Heaven was against her. Nations. tuck as waar-S
Burst DER her walls, to ocean doomed aud fire;
And now her tidelesS water idly }areS
Her towers. and lone sands heap ScrGs5w ncdIaes-
cnanfs' graves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
BY Z. p. Cook. Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor street.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
u I;y virtue of All order Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia In
the matter of NJ. Lichtensein, bankrupt, shall sell
at auction, for cash, on MONDAY. December 4,
1876. at IL o'clock A. NJ. mt No. Is Fourteenth
street nndcr Exchange Hotel that trs-cass stock OF
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSlMERES.
BROADCLOTHS.
HOKSKINS, TRIMMINGS. &C.
together with STOl;E-COCETERS and FIN
TURES- Z. T. RANSDEhL'
no o0-tds United States Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
..A,.UcrroN sALEs-ru1r.ture nays.
BY Godtlin, Warren & CO.,
Rerl Estste Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOO Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAkER
BETWEEN FIRST AND ST. JAMES STREETS
AT PUBLIC AUCTfON-By virtue Of deed of
trust from Sas Brown TO the undersigned trustee,
dated the goth Of September, 1875, and duly re-
the city of Richmond, ID. u. LOG A, page 316, and
being required so to do by the beneficiary, Will pro
ceei t sell at public auction OH the premises, on
MONDAY the 18th day of December, 1875, Mt a
O'Clock p. b.. the HOUSE aud LOT located as above
described. The house has three rooms. Lot,
,19 5-12x116 feet. more or less.
TERMS Reasonable. and mnde known Mt sale.
GEORGE W. WARREN,
Gao Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
BY Wellington Goddin,

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
- LENT LOT WITH FRAMED DWELLING
THEREON, ON THE EAST LINE OF TWENTY
THIRD BETWEEN J. AND III STREETS: ALSO
TWO LOTS, Nos. AND z. ON THE WEST LINE
OF TWENTY-EIGIITH BETWEEN N AND N
In the rider mentioned. on MONDAY the 4th De-
cember, 1876, ut 81 O'Clock p. NJ. the foregoing
REAL ESTATE. That first mentioned fronts ~
feet runs back 132 feet, with m excellent FRAMED
TENEMENT bounded the north by she residence
of Dir; j. n. Newell and on the south by that OF Slr.
on the west line of Twenty-eighth between III and
streets each SO by 1874 feet TO IN alley
TERMS: Oue-ttird cash balance In SIX and twelve
months, for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by a deed Of trust w. GOl!DiN,
mo 9O Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
HORACE, ODE XIV, BOOK ,

HORACE, ODE XIV, BOOK I.
Inflated Bark! fierce storms again
Reset tbee on the hoisteruuS main;
Beware, o Pilot. what You do,
Aud keep the .harbor siill In view.
Your deckls swept-your strongest mast
Is shireredhy the Afric blast fcekcrt -Afrfso )
With cakes hrolc--at every reel
The sessel shows her naked keel!
Your halwarSs stove, can you sustain
OF such sea. the fearful Straing
With hanging spsrs and shattered sail,
Can you ride out this furious gale?
Before, IN danger, yon have prayed.
But now no longer seek Gods aid!
Admitting eyes'beleld the launch
OF this good sidp. With timbers staunch;
With captain, Officers, and crew,
All to the Con Yltution true;
But on this Wild and stormy coast
Her former fane's an empty boast:
No sailors eye can strength discern
In Haunting Gags and painted stern.
Beware, lest when it.bc too late
Yoa mourn ynn sad. autincly fate
Sunk In the deep, alns d the oceans roar,
TO rise TO life and liberty no more.
O may our hearts now bowed with grief,
Find at this crisis souse relief;
That winds and waves thclr strife may cease,
And the Ship reach port OF peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
(successor of Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Auctionecr.
1212 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ MOST
" VALUABLE LOT on NORTHWEST COR
i HANDSOME NEW TWO-STORY BRI &c X
STORE. WITH DWELLING OVER SAME. con-
TANNING THREE ROOAIS.-In pursuance of i
decree of the Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mond In suit of Orchcll Orchcl. &C.. entered on
the 9th day Of November IS76 shall proceed to to
December, 1876, at O'Clock L. NJ, the above de-
sirabr property, consisting of newy-constructed
BRICK STORE. with several nice rooms in the rear
and dwelling of several rooms above, and fine lot
25x135 feet. This sale Is worthy of notice.
TERMS: by order of Court ne-third In cash re-
eighteen months, with per cent. interest added to
negotiable notes, and title held until all purchase
money IS paid and conveyance Is ordered by the
Court. ". +. &. GARSETT, JR.,
no27 commissioner.
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sturdy Try fa named J nt H tho
wilderness in Madison county, n. Y. One
day early last week he saw a bear passing
his house, and set out in pursuit with a rife
and bunting-knife and with his dog. Night
came on and he did not return. The fol-
lowing day.passed, and yct he did not re-
turn. His wife becoming alarmed at his
absence went to neighboring settlement
and enlisted the assistance OF couple OF
men, who plunged into the wilderness to
discover the missing man. After most
fatiguing search, lasting several hours, they
came upon the mangled remains Of Dun
ming and his dog, while near him lay three
dead pantbers. Two Of them bore marks
OF having been shot, Wife the mother met
her death fighting Dunning, who had
plunged his huntins-kniie into her body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-30

Jorsensen has sued the Dispatch for libel
In saving that he had been indicted as de.
faulter to the Government. If mistake OF
this sort is rated at $4,000 by him, we
wonder what estimate he would put upon
an accurate biography Of himself GordoaS'
vite Gazette
He would take five cents for his case.