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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-04

A TRMPTISG Observation-Disclosures on is O
meal principally left to ladies in business towns,
but in the country it is a very favorable time for
social meeting. Our readers width ank us for
printing the following description of 3 perfect
luncheon gyon by Brill at Sayarin, and describ.
ell in his book, "Gas!ronomy as Fine Art -
Punctusl to the minute l saw nay guests arrive.
clean shaven, their hair fresh from tho barber !;
two little old men, still hale and hearty!
They smiled with delight on seeing tho table
laid for three, and at each plate two dbZen oys'
ters with bright golden lemon. At each end
fully wiped, all OK cept the cork, which showed
enthusiastically that it WAS long since The vino
had been bottled. Alas l have liVetl to SEQ
nearly the last of those cheerful luncheone, once
30 common, " hen oysters wers swallowed by
thousands. They disappeared with the abbts,
who always ate at esat a gross, and the cheva.
liers who never stopped. Tregret ,thdm, but it
is as q philosopher; if time modifes govern.
ments, how great must have boon its inlluenco
upon the simple social ussges.
After the oysters which wore found qlito
fresh tho servant brought to table some roasted
kidneys, q jar Of truftlsd foie gras, and, last Of
all, The fondue. The constituents wbrc alto-
gether in saucepan, which was PLACED On tho
table over chafng.dish heated with !sprits of
wine. commenced operations. and not single
one CT by my evolhtons on the laid Of battle was
lost sight of my guests. They wsrd loud in
their praises of my auccess and asked to have
the recipe which promised, at the s. me timo
telling them two tsos that hang thereby. fter
the fondue came. the fruits Of the season, and
sweets. with d cup CT genuine Mocha !dont Ia
Dnbelsy, q mode them coming into fashion,
finishing off with two lqeurs, one aspirttto clear
and the other an oil to sootha., 70. )
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-04

DAMSAY has the beat and cheapest TIE AZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-04

The returns from tho election in Colora t. a.
very tsrdy and mcsgrc Stone, Tor Judge =:
the Supreme Court, the nominee Of both part.'..
was elected without opposition. There were II"
other nominees on the State ticket The w..
men suffrage arrangement WAS defeated. l.
Denver tho republicans elected Styles for May, :
by 81 mt iorty and tho balance OF tbs ticket @
cept one Alderman in tho Fifth ward aNI H.
cDrOnarI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-04

YELLOW, FEVER "A dispatch from Fernan.
dina. Fla, says {: Tho heavy oontiDl ous rains
for the last week have been extremely hard on
the sick, and Dr.. Starbuek states that the citi,
zens are in more deplorable condition than at
any time since the epidemic commep heed. 1t
has been raining all day, aud there ID scarcely
@ white person on the streets. and it is mpos-
sble to get any reliable information regarding
the sick. Most of the physicians are sick, d.,
Martin being the only one able to do full prac:
flee. Dr. Geddiogs, President Ct th Medical
Society of South Carolina, has offered his SER
vices If they think it necessary to call him. A
later dispatch states that there were DO deaths
yesterday. There were six. new cas- s-three
white and three colored. There are Also many
calls that the doctors cannot attend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-04
TABLE NO. G-RECElPTS.

From State funds, $C9S 10; from co unity taz,
S24i.77; from district tax, $3.3l6.7l; balance
from last year, 81 ,432 So; total, $5,C92.13.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17

seli.adulating generation Is content TO leave
a. fraud, whose shame its highest state.
craft could acknowledge, but tbt avert. 1t
is probable this paper was prepared before
the Burr controversy and after the election
Of the elder Adams, when think there was
some trouble about the sneligibility OF
PENNSYLVANIA elector. With great respect,
very truly yours.
sErFsRsoS's PAPER.
whereas on nm election Of President or
V, President Of the z. S. questions may
arise whether an elcctor has been appoinoeo
in such manner as toe lcSislaturcof ms ota'e
may have directed?n ~. 80.
Whethertbe time at which he was CHOSEN,
and the dag on which he gave his foIe, were
those determined by Congress.
Whether he were not at the time Sena-
for or Representative OF the G. S., or held an
Office OF trust or profit under the US.
whether one at least OF the persons ne
has voted for Is an inhaiHtant OF State
other than his own? ...--''-'..
Whether the electors voiced by ballot aus
have signed, certified, and transmitted 10
the President of the Senate list OF all H'e
persons voted for, and ssf the number %
votes for each? ...
Whether the persons voted Tor are natural
born citizens or were citizens OF the q.
S. at the time OF the adoption OF tSc
Constitution, were 30 years old, and lad
been IL years resident within the US.
And the Constitution Of the y. S. having
directed that the President OF the Senate
shat, in the presence of the Senate and II.
| OF Representatives, open all the certlhcates'
aud that the votes shall then be counted,
n =, al n garrnh 4 gf
thew are to be counted 'by the members com
posinc the said houses and brought there
llfor thp office, no other being assigned
them, sad inferred the more reasonably, as
thereby the constitutional weight Of eac3,
State in the election Of these high officers Is
exactly preserved in the tribunal which is
| to Judge OF it's validity, the number Of Sena-
tors and Representatives from each state
COMPOSING the said tribunal being exactly
that OF the electors Of the same State.
Be it therefore enacted, dc. Here insert
the former clause.]
Provides that the certificates OF the Ex-
ecutive OF any State shall be conclusive evil
dcnce that the requisite number OF votes
has been given for each eleetor named by
him as such. Here add all other limaa-
tons on the preceding questions which may
be thought proper, stating what the TWO
Houses shall not decide.]
And be it further enacted, that whenso-
ever the vote Of one or more OF the electors
of any State shall for any cause whatever
be adiudged invalid, it shall be lawful for
the Senators and Representatives. OF the
said State, either IN the presence Of the two
Houses, or separately and Withdrawn from
shem, to decide by their own votes to which
Of the persons voted for by any Of the cleo
tors of their State for to what persof,] the
fnyalid vote or votes shall be given; for
which purpose they shall be allowed the
teru of (one hour] and no longer, during;
which no other certificate shall be Offered
or proceeded on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17
ur. Skaters shees,-Raisins.
A FARM OF SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES, WITH SToCl
VALUED AT ssvESTY-F1yE THOUSAND DOL

FARM OF SIXTY IHUUSaSU 2SksEs, " HI SioCs
VALUED AT ssvESTY-r1yE THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
From the Nueces Tfaes.j
Mr.. Shaffer preempted 100 acres OF land
in this county in 1861. and established a
sheep-rauctso. The war followed. He made
no appreciable progress in his condition
until 1866, when his fortune took turn.
At this time NS65) he owned 1850 head Of
sheen, all improved. The original stock of
2. 600 head he purchased from 4. Toutant
Beauregard, brother of the General. Four
years after that he purchased 800 ewes OF
the celebrated George wilkins Kendal fock,
having, in all, introduced 800 head Of ewes
and bucks, costing him fifty dollars head.
Mr.. Skaters income for 1876 ,may be sum-
med up as follows: Ewes sold, 2.575. at
S6,716; bucks and wethers sold, $3.50;
weol sold, $4,000 pounds. s1G,OOp-income
for 1915, ,575.
To maintain his establishment and attend
to the sheep requires an outlay OF nearly
500 per month. From twenty-five to thirty
men are, constantly employed. The focks
OF sheep are divided into 1920 to each flock,
under the care Of paStore, and over every
three peStores is bacerio, or overseer, hav-
ing that particular three under his especial
care. Over all the 6acerioS is head man.
Two large mule-teams are constantly haul
ing supplies, and in the stOrehouse OF the
rancho IS a stock sufficient to start an ordi-
nary country store. OF ewes, bucks, and
lambs he has now 49, 600 head, less about
$50, valued at about $4,000. f'-'E
A few, years ago, foreseeing that large
tract Of land would soon be necessary to
maintain his rapidly-growing flocks and
afford never-iaiiing pasturage, when prices
were comparatively low he commenced the
purchase Of what has since swelled into a
priacely domain, watered by six or seven
different streams, chief among which are
the Aqua Dulce, San Fernando, and Lagar-
to-. This tract now contains 10000 acres OF
land. With the fence completed which he
has now under way, these acres will not be
worth less than leach. The tract measures
fifteen miles in length and from ten to twelve
wide, and is covered with plentiful sup
ply Of timber. Forty miles OF fencing will
be required to enclose it. Mr.. Skaters
dwelling is situated nearly in the middle,
and, in addition to q very comfortable
dwelling, he has a stone warehouse for the
storage Of wool, a large stable, and dozen
or more out-buildings for servants.
Three or four immense cisterns supply
water for the house, and near the sheep
pens is large windmill and tank, drawing
a supply from a we'll eighty.one feet deep.
cut through solid rock, and in which the
water is thirty-fve feet deep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17

THE BEST OF HysRANps. ByJames Pawn.
THE WANDERING HEIR. BY Charles Reade-
THE GoLDES Lon BY ArthSn sys T Tro1lope
BkeGK APE MRSTosE bi b. ss Scott
- At 6TsbT b. hg 1Hn1 Tr aHSnss
The II p PoRTEST. BY George Mac Donald.
EXP MfK iIs 3 EE HsPts e. Bn Eis2aDaer
EEAAFsFE 9v}f 81 fof B WS Ghsres kea
MAHKIEGs REfh By G serf EaE5sSie
WtIH; Or Viz. Brisk cr!spy, and sparkling.
fSR s'T THE + KIN King. Is Charles Gijbon.
loves YICTokY; BY b; L, Eart;eon, 7,,
ssE FERN M tu OF CHuRCA. BY MIS- 1ulock
T TIA yJIEE As g. A c0NYXuGHT:
H HAGH ESEt f 1ane d. cstlartne King.
9 SEw SMSi W6SfNs X X l WIZ SH Collins
ShSS II + fS S!y Verne
ABB$S e SaS 3 s ( XII SiT Verne:
E SIiE FEEY1s SA bHTcHM IF GSar'ss NF's'
MISS MOLLY; ~ Beatriee NJ; hutf;
- 4 TH 4 OF OFT TWO Cribs By Charles Dickens.
MISS HITCHCOCK-S WEDDINCi-DRESS.
RAB AND HIS FRIENDS. By nr. John Brown.
NEW GODfVA. by stanley Hope.
ABEL BRAKES WIFE. by John Saunders.
4 STAR AND y HEART. I;y Florence 3larryatt.
LEILA BY Sir Edward Bulwcr LyttOn.
THE TWO DESTINES. BY Wilkic Collins.
THE LAUREL BUSH. BY Miss Mulock. HUNT
ING THE SHARK. With Nine Illustrations.
YRGM TiE; EARTll TO TIE MOON. BY Verne
ROUND TIE MOON. by Jules Verne
ROSE TURQUAND. BY Ellice Hopkins.
IAN WITHOUT 4 COUNTRY. ny +. +. Hale.
GOING TO THE BAD. BY Edmund Yates
LOG OF THE FORTUNA. BY Captain A. +.
Lindley.
GOiNG TO THE BAD. By Edmund Yates.
HAROLD. Nv Alfred Tcnnyson.
4 LONG TIME AGO. BY Meta Orred.
THE TALL MAN. BY Gustav Nicritz.
Observation-Disclosures AND KISSES. By b. l..
ANNE WARWICK. By Georgana NJ. Craik.
THE BLACK HILLS. BY II. \. Mcguire.
WEAVERS AND WET. by Miss D. K. Braddon.
DIR. ON'S EXPERIMENT. BY Jules Verne.
CAPTAINS LAST LOVE. BY Wilkie Collins.
A RIDE To KHIVA. BY Captain Fred. Buruaby.
THE FROZEN DEEP. BY N'ilkie Collins.
FISH AND FISHING. BY Thomas Alexander.
ROSINE. ByJ. &. Whytc- Melville.
CANOE AND CAMP LIFE IN BRITISH GUIANA.
BY G. harrington Brown.
THE MAID OF FLORENCE. Illustrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17
RAILROAD. }
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1877.

THROUGH PASSENGER.
600 p NJ Leaves Richmond ri ESDAY. THURS.
49, DAY. aud SATURDAY. Connect, a.
u.s.. West Point with steamer ItaysI ni, '
all points IN York river ana bl''
-n more Arr ses ia Baltmore u! . a.
..g '.f NJ: connects with rail-iine FOR " asb-
iugton. Philadelphia, Ne" lS fA' h"
"t." ton. and all western points. Snhh'cat,
.~.-.ts.' at Richmond with .raipson Richh'oi'i,
-.1,i.y, . and Petersburg anu CheeaSahe a''
......l, 20 Ohio railroads.
-. THROUGH FREIGHT.
ee.no u leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
wv WV 80 80 - SFSD AY. and FRIDAY; and
k.oo A. Nc TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana en-
Jaw IA - IrRKDhY Connects with steanicI'
- - - At West Point for river landings, ha
~ lc~...s4 tfu,ore. and all western points. oon-
q . sr n..,fs nj Richmond with trial ms on h'Sn
r. ''sN'."' mond and Danyle railroad, Richmon1
- and Petersburg, aud Chesapeake A4'
-.. rI ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASsESGEk.
s.oo p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily te1cepl suH'
l.-r,-t- THROUGH PASSING Err. s,,v
|, ,a.oo A NJ Arrives at Richmond TC Esp 49,
WV WV A. IT, THURSDAY. and SATGIsDAi. Nd nd
rr~.. 10 petersburg and Chesapeake ana III ~
49,. raiiroais Steamer Havana eares b aa,
,W Tssf tSeT %EEbI 5S IS s and FEI
DAY, at p. II. Connects VIZ VIZ
rains from Philadelphia, New 9o oi,,
aud western points and nj " est Ioi ,s
... with trans for Richmond ana 'ls
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. wrn
| ..onpM Arrives at Richmond MONDAY" Eo-
a'oo /. "a 'SESfShY, and FRIDAY; aud ~
a.,spN TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ANA So Z
/ o:1o i. :" itRDAY. Connects with steslaer ~
| ~. .'s Nest Polut irom Baltimore. S,ms
| ...,t H. neets with RIchnond snd Da nSs'
| ~ Richmoud aud Petersburg. ana She'N-
| peaEe aud Ohio railroads.
| t,H...' LOCAL PASSENGER.
,oon n Arrives ut Richmond daily e1cept sun n,t
| toe' - iay. Connects with Richmon" nht>
| Petersburg aad Chesapeake ahu Univ
| railroads. ., 49, from
So,r.,ssar OF freight At Richmond TO or , lso
.ontbern noints Cars run through between A'Ah'"
and West Point. , ,.,,h ,,aes, rates,
guaranteed. .,h Guaranteed rates,
Issued 20 all northern and western po,S stsrn aud
Through tickets s9.u W o. on checked through.
For tickets sppy al General Railroad TSsi' and
dee, 5ao Main street; ut me Easashhkf, and Dock
companyS depot, corner Twehts'snnH
ma as Ii. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17
by Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1912 Main street


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
CLARGE, DESIRABLE, WELL-CoNSTRuGT;
TIlREE;sT0RY BRIGk, DWELLING L,TlSi3E On. THE he
GRACE STREETS: NGM 2CGTPIIlEnDS gX NM Il n
ABOUT TEN Rooms, BRICK KITCHEN, AND
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, AT AuC-
TION.-In pursuance of Il decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, pronounced on the
2Sth day of April, 1877, IN the suit of n. 81 Lee
u.s. A. ST. Kelley ct ais, trustees therein pending
we. the undersigned. commissioners appointed
thereby. will sell upon the premises at public ave
ton. on THURSDAY the Esd day OF August, lS77
at @ O'Clock F. NJ. that desirable TIIREE-STORf
BRICK DWELLING No. west Grace street,
situated on the northwest corner of Grace and Foul
shee streets, and containing ten rooms. with all the
modern improvements The lot fronts 3S feet on
Grace, anu runs back $50 feet to all alley 20 feet
wide. ....
This valuable residence, situated as it Is In most
excellent neighborhood makes 1t especially attsc-
tive for home or an investment. Special attention
Is called to this SALE Is the only rstclass resi-
dence for sale in that locality on Grace street.
TERMS Cash as to cost and expenses Of sale, and
to k6733, with interest. cost &C. thereon and bal
ance upon terms to be given at hour of sale.
a. NJ. KELLEY
r. G.. SCOTT,
F. T. TURNER, o.
au11 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17

RICHMOND AND PETERsBrRGl
...- RAILROAD COMPANY. {
( COMMENCING AUGUST 6. 1877. trans
~ Oh this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7:25 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, So
vunnah. Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans,
and ali points Solfh and Sonihne
also connects at i'rrcrShur. wiki the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohi" railroad
for Lynchbarg. farnsilIr. and other
"' $50 local Stations on that road, Eaklns
..'.. .linc time II, by any other line. TINS
train stops only At Manchester anu
Chester.
l:l0P. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daily except
sunday. Passengers taking MS Train
will make csse connection ut Peters
r, burg lo1 Norfolk, and ut Norfolk "l'it
Splendid Bay-iue steamers tor baIl!-
.. more. PhadeIphIa. and New foi..
and with the Old DomlniOn steamer
for New York. stopping at all regular
80 stations OH signal.
5:2j P. A., FREIGHT daily Except sunday, WITH
coach attached.
lO.55 =. NJ THROUGH NAIL daily Except SIN
day), connecting for Weldon, Raleigh,
- I'D Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
sleeping-car for Wilmington ami tI:e
.s...,'. South. =
'.5.. LEAVE PETERSBURG SofTH.
da II, connecting with HchnIond' Fret
.-. cricksburg ano Potomac railroad Tor
all points North East. and West
lilo a. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TEAM daily trx-
'.' ccpt Sunday with passenger coach a.
tache'!.
500 r. NJ. THROUGH MAH. daily, connecting
, with Richmond Fredericksburg ana
.'- ~ Potomac railroad for all points East
t.. and Vest. Also making close connec-
.f -. ton with the Chesapeake aud ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
all points North and West This lTAl
..s- stops only 1t Manchester.
S.jO p NJ FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
dayl, with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. c,,-
Passengers for Clover liill connect ~ Che'''f
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond 1t A. u. and 5:3u L. u
s. every sunday till further notice. .,
%. ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII s'aFt 4'tn
:. q A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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Ihope YOU are al, good little boys and
girls, and do as your teaGhsls te,l you, anu
sustain the benehcent policy CT tne ADMIN
istratiQs, Never steal apples Or 90 nshlnS
bn sundeys-and be early at the pols-no,
mean early to bed ; and-and "Mary had
a little lamb "-(oh, thunderD How g!o-
rious is the view OF tho expanse OF ocean
under the institutions OF this mighty re-
public, and hope you'll have good time.
The Wretched man wiped the perspiratlon
from his dome OF thought and rushed fran
tically in the direction OF the depot. The
Sunday-school children on their annual
excursion were having q high old time at
Souigglechunk Beach, filing each others
hair With sand and getting their leet Wet,
when the Evil One put it fnto. the head OF
the pastor that the correct thing to DO was
to collect them together in q hollow square
and have somebody make speeches to them.
Hon. Adoniram Q. Blathers, ex-State sena-
tor was deity inYeigled to. the spot, and,
without warning OF the insidious design,
introduced as one who had always taken an
interest in the cause. Now, Hon. Blathers
is ready stump-speaker, but, ike tne
father OF "Little Breeches," he don't 60
much on religion" However, there was
nothing for It, 80 he commenced Us 1oito"s:
eFeilow-cit--I mean dear chiidren-thls IL
a yery suspicious occasion. It does us all
GOOD 20 be here. The view OF, the glorious
exnanse of tocean-the priceless boon o!
Iiberty-but what we want is the dollar OF
our fathers When Joseph, who was cast
into the lions den, reflected on the lnlqu!ty
OF A protective tariff, he remarked, YIN I'D
erty, how many crimes are commtted IN
thy name '"-Boston Traveller.
The name was Carr, and the Register OF
Deeds traced clear title for more than one
hundred years. He could 20 no further, and
when about to abandon the search II oc-
CURED to him that possibly the name might
have undergone some changes. he turned
| to the letter X on the index and folloWed
the same title clearly as Karr and kar. he.
| Gently he had occasion to trace the name OF
| Rollins back two hundred years. which In
cludes the record at Exeter and Cambridge.
He discovered that In the number OF years
mentioned the spelling has been changed
nine times, as follows Rawlings, Rawlings,
Ralins, Rallins, Rollins. Ratings, Rallings,
Rollings, Rollins.-Nashaa Telegraph. ].
| Viewing pastoral landscape: "Beast-
ly--eyerything beastly, except the cows
Cincinnati Commercial
I Little things should not be despised. The
/ little toe Is the smallest on the foot, but y
|. ALWAYS has the largest corn.-Oh CITY CaH
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ard Aucttoneers'
,-l113 Main street. -

VRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
i Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS, an. ANp
LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF ,1 i " IN
LEIGH STREETS ny agGTlosN ssrsg T d , Hf
Doth day of March. 1871 10 the undersigned trlls-
tees duly recor,ed In Office OF s .ng ae
Gerry Court OF the city 81 RfchInonn. 10 sen'. ue
payment of certain negotiable note lhercL men NJ.
ior'l, and default having been MADE ID n re deeS
meut thereof. we shall rs trustees IN sHe uetu'
being required to do fg the holder 2i san n9e
sell by auction, on the 1aemises, on - a the
l5G day OF August 1877. ut 9 O'Clock 'E:.ni., ne
REAL ESTATE described In the Geen E, Il
consisting OF TWO NEAT TWo-Sipitl Ih al Z
DN ELLINGS. with Eve rooms and kltchdh ea Gu :,
aud LOTS 33xl20 feet each, with an aGS nn ,nc
re1r IA feet wide, On the. west side OF ,l"'eh'S-
Eighth street between Clay and Leigh s'reeta- -
FERNS: Enough In CAST TO dofray the cHpesls. VI VI
e1ccutng this trsrdeed and to pay on Tue sni VI
HI.324l3. with interest thereon at tne ware OF
eiye per cent apnnn from NE pm DAY -, ie- .
.raI terms may be given at the time OF sale.
I.s W. T. roWARDfS. I Trusrces
D. 4. RICIIARDSON,)
RICHARDSON & Co. AuciiOneerS. aH