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9erwanbe aus Deuhhldnb fcn,men Ialen nil
fcLIte SabrbilIsts iiter Baltimore ISim.
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Nurubers, 300 Sons Sap Sdeer,
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9epddes.
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ais 6eilmittel sesen ,.alle 9eiben, benen
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Sober llm1@Ias tatbie Sisnaturen 6.
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gertauft Bel refpettdblen Drosuii ten II.
Country Stcrebaltern i'm Nllsemeinen.
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1T ~ iebr siinitiseu 8ebiusunsen III perfanfsn.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-09-06

Symphonic bon MIrmern.
Aas @eit9t 1T blei& unb bleifarben,
@ ;eitireife brennenb rctt cber elm
umr6tbeter Sled auf etner Uper auf
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IN ben Strtn; cine ungeip5bnli1e
Spti4el< <abirnperuus; fhleimise unb
teleste 3un9e; Ntbem lebr iibelrte4ene,
Defenders oes Ncrssns; Appetit perdn<
heriidh, ;urreilen in 5eisbnnger nit
na9enoem @eflble TN Maaen aus
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bas atsuen er1awert, beslsitet pom
Salu4ser; mandmal trpdurr unb
trampfbafter 5uffen; unrubiser unb
unterbrC&ener S@laf NIT 3dbnetnirs
l4en; temperament perdnnerlt4, tns
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Wenn obtse Symptcme ais pcrtanben
wabrsenommen perben, 70 pirb
Or. 6. @:9anes 8ermifuee
F9sr cine Sur brtrirten.
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In irsenb elmer Gefalt 1T cine unidab.
libe Yr6paration unb Sat nittt ben
seriHsiten fdabli@en ginFue beim
;artefen 6inbe.
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SeMste 6laFe.

Siettatc Glafe.
Bette Eraubenmibe diploma
- Srnubenraipel
8.fer sus,panniacr @assn i'm gountp eemadt
/ Yrdme $500 uno Diploma
= 200
GIMP gSdaen i'm Gountp aemaht 4r6mie SO Diploma
200
Better spsilpdnniser 4Fus. i'm eOunts senadt
8ramie 100 n. Diploma
2 100
Better enipdnnger TFu9. i'm GounD aemadt
Yrame 81 90 ,
2 100
gefe Gage i'm county eemabt - leo
Bette gRdb unb grnte gRaidine GipIoma
Bette @bermHble uno Yreiie
Bette Gacmaidbine
Bette GuttsrsS dneibesMadine
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10 Sceblins, bette 2 6lafden

De 8rsridter t6nnen bic ue ebtaenannten unter allen
anberen ouswdben ODER foHnen Nuseer and Bios Safnr
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
ArRIL 9, 1877.
Esoc Horses.

EDITORS Dispatch: Gentlemsn,--We tnd
=, cvery community men Of different tastes
and pursuits-some are merchants. some
doctors. some lawyers, etc; and wh!tc no
r,ert;cujar class coinposes the whole OF that
Community, they each have an important
narf to nlsy conducive. 10 the genera. gooa'
What sort Of city would it be II all were
ON on oed in the same PURSUIT. Clearly TINS
xYnyId not do; but each must strive 20 so
diligently labor in his department that '"e
nn6iic welfare will be benefited.
Now 7 do not By any means say hne
horses are an essential without when we
conld NOT exist, bat do say that tiiey a. e
nnn =, those little things which aad 10 the
;n,eresf of the community IN waicn '"'!
are kept. r..,,,ge Hotel
, meeting was held by nnmnel Oh sen
t,emen interested to see "he.net =. "u
thnr-could obtain sufficient pubic supeott
- s yssrrant them in organizing Gentte.
,n.n's Driving Club, having for Its onsect
ths General Improvement .of trottins stock,
and9 - ca s,rin trottiu --races OF their Row
Objectionable features that they might ~aen
nroncrIv managed become asource or pup,
<. recrestion SO harmless that none could
object - +,,.,
. generous public wall ala in every way in
their mower the aims and objects OF this
association. should it be formed. Should
the breeding Of 6ne houses DC thus en-,
couraced. our breeders will have a demand
for their stock. both in and out OF the State
that cannot Fail to be remuneratWe- Ii TINS
organization be effected, the names OF the
rentIemen who control twill lie guaran'
fee OF its being properly carried out.
A meeting viii be held at the ESchanse
Hotel next Tuesday night, when st is hoped
that every one interested will attend.
'""' TMRav (S.)3.
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do not know my more blessed influence
for one harassed by the anNieties OF bust-
ness or the tarmou OF difficult duties than
the immense peace ofnature. Mr.. Emerson
represents a pesson going out OF meeting
az some excited reiormers, and the stars
looking DOVE on him and saying, why 80
hot, my little man ?"--JameS ffee''san
Clarke. III
4 man who from his youth upward had
been leadiry most irregular life suddenly
ended his bachelor career by marrying q
widow wefth 100000. "Don't imagine"
said he 10 one Of his friends, that am
simply ,narrying for money. IL she mad
had only .g20, 900 should have married. her
lust the same. "ADnccG Week.
A woman up in Northern Iowa applied
for admission to the bar the oiheT aay,
claiming the right to practice law because
her husband had read all the sherd's no.
tic.s ,,ossed on the front door OF the court
house for the past three years. She SAID
she would waive examination, but they
wouldn't let her in even then.
General Robert Toombs says that ne is
the, owner Of seven barrels OF type-the re-
mains Of tho fortunes OF twenty edreors OF
Atlanta But he does not intend TO en-
bark IN the newspaper business untll ne
also comes into possession OF seven barrels
of printers and presscs.-Norr'StoCs Her
old.
A young female travelling accordion
player vas observed sitting on doorstep
last Thursday eating raw onion. As the
gentle uonla assembled heavenwards, and
Dassed pair OF sweet blue orbS over which
brown lashes fell in delicate fringcS, the
accordion angel was observed to drop a
tear Whitehall Times.
Whether Illinois is or is not the biggest
State in the Union OF its size, no oneTill
question that Washburne is the most &C
complislled oratorical nincompoop thatsever
emisrated from Galena-not excepting
Grant.-Rticago Times.
1t is weE that there is one day Of the year
devoted to fools, for they form percent
age OF the population which we always have
with us; and we do not see that it has es-
sentially decreased since a year ago.-Aa,s
fork Sun.
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Mr. Watterson dons his war paint and
feathers and goes for q class OF Demo
Journals in vigorous style. He says: 1t
is about time that certain newspapers in the
North, which claim 80 be Democratic,
should suspend their assaults upon the
fidelity of those southern Democrats who
refused to diibuster. The histcny of the
effort to place Mr.. Tides in the oSace to
which he was elected is not creditable
either 10 the craftsmanship or the courage
of the northern pemocratieleaders. When
Congress met, Northern Democrats we're
nightly afraid OF southern indiScretbon:
Unless southern nen .chirped soft sad
dulcet note they must take baekseats. They
did take back seats, leaving their northern
brethren to lead. The northern Democrats
knew they held a blank draft upon the
South: they could fA it at will and it would
be honored on sight. They Leland led and
led, and, finally, wbes they had sost, few
of them fired up and would be costentwith
nothing less than row Their Walor came
too late and the South refused to follow. 1t
is all over now, and the best thseg both
parties can do is to forget it. The differ
ence was not great enough to quarrel over
at the time. It is certainly not recaiecta-
BILE enough to quarrel over new." i
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nAsLROADLrNEs.
- slY a9s;s:;s:;Issg -
D1CHMOND AND DANVILLE
HI lH .5Egt RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
- re MARCH IL. 1877.

>, MARCH IL. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL. Il
1875 A. NJ. leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
Greensboro With trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. W. n. 6. X. r. az
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta ana
Richmond Ar-L Inc railway Tor At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Mongome.
ry Mobile. and New Orleans, and a'i
southwestern points. With G. &. and
A. r. r. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
$50 A. IL, leaves Richmond daily for Burkeviite,
, FarmvIlle, Lypchburg, aud inferno
diate points. making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL,
s23 P. H., arrives Richmond daily. connecting
c.. Il. r.. C. G. and A.. x. r., ano
Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Fr-t,t-
ricksburg and Potomac and chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for al northern and
western points. .t. s.-... Y 90.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS -.
1851 =. H.. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
;. burg, Farmville, Burkeyile. and tlt n
western points. .s.. -.-. ...- /:
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleepinp-cars run through bet"seh Rich
mond and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on nckets; 70 MyTo's'
General Super,nterden
JOHN r. MAcNURDo, General Passenger Agent.
NH 10
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GopprN, WARREN & Co. Auctioneers. :
...g BY Richardson g Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
1113 Main street. -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
NlHIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
BETWEEN GRACE CmtRCH AND MONROE
PARK BY hUCT1ON.-By virtue Of decree of
the Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond
entered on the goth day Of June, 1876, In the
suit Of Walker and wife vs. Bayly, &C., we shall as
special commissioner HI, thereby gPE9,nIsd, sSI , by
18th Of April; 1877; at ~ o'clock P. NJ, Ten
front 81 feet cach and six 26 feet each and all run
back between parallel lines l55 feet To an alley
twenty feet widc-on the north side Of Nain street
between Jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
cast and west respectively Of Monroe Park and
Grace church. r..-. III .u.a -
The location Of this property Is one of the best in
the city for medum-sized dwellings. and should not
b. overlooked by any desiring to build for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes. Ar specu-
larion II can scarcely be cIuallei In Richmond, for
there are combining Causes which make its prospec-
tive vaiue very great, I'd bargain can safely be
e1pecied In It's salc- Buyers looking for good in
vestments should not fall to attend.
TERMS One fnnrth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments. with interest added. and title
retained until thu whole purchascin oncy Is paid and
u conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN II GUY, ,.
ALEXANDER .. HOLIDAY,
nn5 Spccini Commissioners.
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Concerning the building upof an Admin
istration party in the South. the NIrksburg
Herald has this to say: "rse svay for the
national Administration to buih up parry
in the South is by discarding farsser all tue
old, bad material. Che full equality OF the
southern States TO the northern States must
be recognized and practically enforced.
Appropriations for southern internal I'M.
provemcnts must be equalized to those that
have been given other sections 81 the
Union. The military, rs a political aid,
must BIS discarded, and the rights Ut che
States, as fixed by the Constitution and re-
construction acts, respected"
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NH 23-cod
BY j. L Apperson,
Real Estate Auctionecr.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF NICE
/ L NEARLY-SEW FRAMED DWELLING AND
TEN LOTS IN JENNINGSVILLEO OR HUNGARY
scriber Gated 9Th September 1874, recorded In
Henrico County Court, In D. 3. 81, p. 221, being
thereto required by the beneficiary, will sell on
o'clock 2. NJ, the above-descritcd REAL. ESTATE
on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, tight miles from Richmond. The dwelling
contains scveu rooms, two closets, and kitchen at
tached with two rooms. Fine garden with best
fruits, and yard ornamented with flowers &C.; well
OF cold. pure water. Eight trains pass daily. Bid
ders can 20 by the accommodation and return by
the freight train. .''' {
TERMS: At sale. .. A. /. BOULNAEE, Zee
rnh'3O g! Trustee.
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NEW YORK, March DC, 1877

Editor of the Josrnat Of Commerce:
Is there any law in this or any other state
forbidding the marriage OF man to MS de-
ceased wife's sister? Are there any laws IN
any OF the religions denominations forbid
ding it, and il SO, which 0nesT And oohge
.6URs CRIBER.
Reply.-Virginfa is the only one OF the
States, we believe. in which such marriages
have been prohibited by law. Trey arc not
allowed by the Chn'ch of England OF oy
the statute-law of that country, and in Cath
olic countries generally diSpensation is
necessary to their celebration bymembers OF
that Church.-Joanmal Of Commerce.
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.1r.rIoN sAs.Es--Tn.. Day.
Ry James Macdoagail, Aaciioneer,
No. 10 GoYernorstreet-

/
rrursrHoLD FURNITURE, B,A r.
IT GoINTERs, DRY GOODS. WALL.gRACktoo
rsrs a. Ar AUCTIuN--THtS DAY NJ ~
atciock I win sell nj my wnrrrooms q gpneFal as-
SSt Of FURNITURE. &c, son1sting Of -,,
''' Ono WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered win
w s,LitNsIuI and STAINED wARDHOBES,
MAHOGANY and other BUREAUS,
RoISTERS and PILLUWS. -
JENNY lind and COTTAGE BEDSTEADs'
MATTRESSES
pNRLoss, ARM, and CANE CHAIRS,
TIN SAFES, TABLES.
COOKING and HE.ATING-STOVE &C., &C.
ALSO.
for sccn,ft of whom II may concern, an invoice OF
COTTON CLOTHS.
CORSET JEANS. &c, embracing such brands
ms pipperell. Thorndyke. Rosedaie &C.; &c; !;
WALNUT WALL-POCKETS and iolLEi
One MhRBi,f.TOP BAR-CoUNTER and
OYSTER COUNTER,
BAR-ROTTLES, -.
nFCANTERS, GLASSES. ~ -: =
BAR-SCREEN, |@
One crccIen; |TtiFFiS PATENTn SODA
nav. JAMES MACD0UGAi.Lr'
a, n .. Anctf0necr
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BY Dickinson & Chewnlng, Auchosecrs,
1lI5 bIalu street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A LARGE
= NIIMBER OF CHEAP BUILDING LOTS IN
LEWiS's PLAN. AT KOCkEfTS, AND AL L!:s,, IN IN
THE PLAN OF FULTON, ADJO1SlkGI1,Mll DC
9Th Of April. 1877, commencing al s.o'clock r. H.,
SEVERAL HUNDRED CHEAP L3HS located as
above according to plat OF survey to be exhibited
at the time of sale. These lots lie Dartfy In the city
and partly outside; and many Of tiIom are ocaut,
fully stuste and being cheap nsy should a,sa CT
limited m. ans. They win probably vary In price
from one dollar to five dollars yer Tront foot. For
further particulars call ut the Office Of the auc-
tioncers. This is really Il rare chance to secure
great bargains.
TERMS: All sums undrr $50, zone third cash
balance Mt four and eight monlhs; over 800 ana up
10 $500 one fourth cash: balance ut four eight ana
twelve months over $500. one fGnrth cash balance
at xix, twelve and eighteen months, IN eac case Io5
of trust or title retained mn 50
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BY Frank ID. Hill.
Real Est8te Agent and Auctloneer,
No. l1OS Main strt Ell.

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF BRICK TENE.
i MENT NO. $40 WEST CARY SrEET. EE-
TWEEN MADISON AND BELEI ID X
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-Bv virtue OF Il certain
deed of trust dated Novcmbcr4, 1875, and recorded
In the Richmond Chancery Court clerks office In
ID. B. LOG G., page 3SS, aId at the request OF the
beneficiary therein secured, will offer NJ AUCTION on
the premises, located as above. on FRIDAY: Aprl
l3rh 1871. ut 5 o'clock i. NJ. the neat STOCK
BRICK DWELLING, containing six rooms, VIII
range. hot and cold water, &C., &C., fully described
In said deed.
The LOT fronts X feet, with depth Of 100 feet;
now rented well TO 4 prnmpt-paying t. naHt.
While the terms Of the sale require cash aS tc
$4,000, with Interest, charges, and costs OF sale
more satisfactory terms will be announced on day Oh
sale. JOHN DUNLOP,
aD g Trustee
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BY Robert l. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aad Auctioueer.
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON
Y TIE WEST SIDE OF EIGMTEEMIH
STREET NEAR MAIN FOR SALE BY AUCTION:
nv request of the owner, Mrs ufler, shall proceed
to sell by auction, upon the rreanises on FRIDAY
the 9th day Of April 1877, nj ~ O'Clock, r. NJ INC
above prop rty, now occupied Try her. between Main
and franklin streets, consistngf TIIREE-STokI
STOCK-BRICK STORE ana DWELLING OF SIX
rooms, with water aud gas, cufSeris, &c.
The property is In good order, anu being 80 wen
located should attract the attention Of parties wish
ing nice store and residence combined. For bar
or erocery-stand 1t Is rst-ratc would make good
stand for retail shoe-stOre. Tra-e1 good side en-
trance. The LOT fronts twentS-lEe feet five inches
by - feet deep.
TERMS Very liberal and at salc.
ROBERT r. LYME.
ano Auctionecr.
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by Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
No, 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF MACHINERY
N NEAR MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MINES, CON
SISTING OF ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, GINS.
&C, &C.-As assignee of Robert Marks, | win sell at
public auction at the Union Mines. OH THURSDAY
April II, 1877, commencing ut IL O'Clock ~, the
following MACHINERY AND OTHER PRO
PERTY:
ENGINE no IL and DRUM, complete;
l DOUBLE ENGINE and BOILER and STEAM
PUMP:
! GIN and PULLEY-WHEELS and FIXTURES;
2 DONKEY-PuMPS. In perfect order;
2 HOUSES, GIN and SHED, at Creek shaft;
Large lot of lROT PIPE:
STRAP-IRON, ROPE and PULLEYS;
l very large PlT-CHAIN, sc.
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash balance on credit OF
yo and four monrhs for approved negotiable notes,
with Interest added from tiay Of sale.
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
NH 23-codtds Assignee.
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DnCGs. MEDICINES. &c. ::
ITALIAN. CATALAN" ITALIAN

ITALIAN. CATALAN" ITALIAN.
The s'Italian - Insect-Powder, so extensively sold
by us last summer, Is again offered TO the public rs
most thorough extermlnator OF REACHES. ANTS,
MOTHS, FLIES, PLEAS, BED-BUG6, FERNtS ON
FOWLS &C., &C.
INSECT INSECT" INSECT
The immense demand for II caused holders Of stock
in the ld-fishoned PERSIAN lSSECT-PowDER to
bring II upon the markell hoping thereby to- impede
the progress of the "new broom" Nhe ltalian) but
the people repudiated it. and the Italian stands to-
Gay without 4 rival.
POWDER "POWDER." POWDER
Tie genuine italian Insecr-Powder =" is sold In
bottles at 10, 25, and Soc per bottle. aud Is not sold
in bulk. Beware of limitations, and see that our
Libel IS on each package.
The hand-beliows for using the powder are sold
at csc. Hand-hcllows and SIMPLE package Of pow
der SENT by mail OH receipt of t0c.
DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
POLK MILLER & CO., Druggists,
app 800 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
by Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers'
St:ifc Rank building,

A DESIRABLE BUILDING-UUT ON
N THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request OF the owner we VIII
NESDhY, April 18th, az O'Clock T. ~. the VA
CANT LOT located IL above having front Of %
feet on Tenth street, running hack 60 feet with au
alley in common the n.rth side feet wide. This
lot, lying Immediately back OF three Mtin-sircct
stores about As feet deep. would be agood invest
ment; also. its nearness to Main street makes 1t
desirable location for restaurant or other business
purposes
TERMS: One fourth cash balance II six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added secured by
deed Of trust. LANCASTER s LUthE,
an -eod4t AEcinneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
BY James NJ. TaS kor 90 Son.
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT LARGE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 4o5, ON THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH
STREET.. BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
STREETS, CONTAINING Ten ROOMS, MD
BRICK KITCHEN WITH T39REE ROOMS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will offer the above
mentioned HOUSE and LOT For sale at public anc-
ton, upon the premises, ON FRIDAY, April 6tli,
1877, at O'Clock T. IL. 1hs LoI fronts ~ leet'
running back 100 feet to an alcy.
This property can, ut n very small cost, 10 con-
verified intn store: and being so near the New Mar
ket renuers 1t suitable for any Kind Of business.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance at SIX, twelve
eighteen, and twentv-four months for negotiable
notes. interest ADDED and secured y deed OF trust
JAMES II. TtAi LOR & son,
,nd AuctioneprS.