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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-08


Is the opinion of this house that Thomas A
Hendricks, having received like number
~ votes Tor Nice-President, was daily elect.
ed.
A vote was taken on the question of con.
siderstion, and the house by strict party
vote, decided to consider, Knots resolution
now.
Mr.. WHITE protested against the reso.
luton as revolutionary, reasonable and
damnable.
After the result OF the vote was announc-
ed, Mr.. Garfield remarked that If this reso.
luton was an expression Of the opinion OF
the house, 1t vas one thing; but II 1t va,
the declaration which was to become the
legal binding of the house, it was another
thing.
Mr.. WILSON desired to offer \ substi.
tufe TO Mr.. Knots resolution, declaring that
the electoral votes of the states had been
counted In accordacce with the Law. and
that Hayes and Wheeler have been legally
declared President and Vice President: and
thsf IT vas the duty all Law abiding citizens
TO obey the Law, but Mr. Knott declined to
allow the amendment to be offered. moving
the previous question, when the resolution
was adopted-137 to SS-a str;ct n.rtv
vote.
The senate amendments TO the .rmv an
preparation bill were non-cencurred IN .ra
q conference COMMITTEES, consisting of Me-,
Atkins, Wells and Foster was appointed.
The house then took recess and . Dem.
ocratic caucus was announced to be held
Immediately.
Mr.. HOLMAN, from the conference com-
nittee on sthe2 legislative sppropri.f;on
bill, reported that they could not a,rs.
The Only point left was the quessio, al she
President's salary. In tins smsrencv 4
Va ior the house 70 determine whether il
would insist upon or retire from il poeition
After some discussion the house voted -
insist upon its disagreement, md n h.,s
another conference. The same confer..s
Nom. Holman, Clymer and Poster. vsrs
re-sppoipted.
he coutsssncs report On the post-o6c.
appeopriatioa hill was agreed Ia. The see,s.
having ssoedea iran The .sHsamship m.
sidies and d. hou.e Compromised Q. :.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-08

Anu All eiupt'nns OF the skin, this Ointment Is
most invaluable IL u,es not ne 4 externally
alone, bat Peneirates with The most searching
effects - the Very loot OF the evil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04
-.' ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
q No. l113 Main street.

:TRUSTEBS'i SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
L OAK. GROVE ADJACENT TO IARVIE.
TOWN, AND NEAR TO NEW RESERVOIR
WITH TWENTY-oNE AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES OF LAND-A p ORTION OF j. W.
SHiELDS'S STATELY virtue Of three deeds OF
t1nst executed to us as trustees, duly recorded In
the County Court of Henrico-thc first u. y. 81, p
144 to secure the payment Of the sum OF EVIL.
denced by "a certain negotiable note therein de-
scribed the second recorded In ID. B. 81, p 192, to
secure the payment Of the sum Of $l12o, evidenced
by certain negotiable note therein deScribed and
the third recorded in D. B. o. D. $685. to secure the
sum of $500, evidenced by certain negotiable note
therein described. to. the beneficiary therein and
being required by the same, we viii proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, IN the SIX
TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1877, at 6 O'Clock P.
NJ. the property described IN said DEEDS being Rg
OF LAND, with beautiful grove thereon allotted
TO Mrs. Phoebe r. Randolph by com nissioners ap-
poInted by Circuit Court Of Henrico April, 1877.
For more particular metes and bounds see plat on
TERMS: While deeds call for cash, yet, by consent
OF all parties will be libern! and announced ut sale
WILLIAM S. DASHIELL,
..HiE r@ + D. A. BROWN, JR..
- Trustees.
r T1Io,rpso>S RRo0-S- AHctiourer, iva
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

A plusically-inclined Miss bought cabi-
net organ lately on the instalment plan, and
the neighbors hearing from a rival agent
that the instrument would wear out before
it was paid for, are now raising subscrip-
tons to clear it Of debt.-Boston paper.
Several animals were recently stolen from
a travelling menagerie in Texas. The show
man, however, said he gnu who did it. and
after securing several lynx in the chain OF
evidence sent his mana-giraffe-ter them, and
snaked in the whole gang Commercial
Advertiser. All i"2'1
A western paper has improved on the
original plan, and now says: " No COM
munication will be published in this paper
unless accompanied by the full name OF the
writer and tive-dollar bill. These are not
requested for publication, but as guaranty
Of good faith g.. ~ -la.t.s
:, The Queen OF England has taken to music
since she became empresSario.--NeWI orfc
Herald. =, s &4 1H.g
The Iyew York Herald calls him " Hilton
the Moabite." We thought there was Moa-
bark than bite to him:-BoSton Post.
Gold and silver are not brothers. They
do not have the same par; Exchange. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04
sE3t, nj By Richardson & Co.,
IReat Estate Agents and Anctioneers,s
- lila Main street. -. :.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A7VALUABLE
i BRICK DWELLING AND LOT on hE IGIi
HILL, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of the provisions
Of deed Of trust from the graptor therein named
the undersigned, trustee, bearing GATE I've Sg.n
day Of May, 875 and duly recorded In the CLERKS
offce of the Chancery Court OF the city OF Kicf,
mond, SHALL trustee in said deed being Teanireo
to do by the beneficiary therein secu,eu' ysi "
July, 1877, at 6 O'Clock Z. Ma VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, containing seYen no or
feet on the west side of street. corner
Leigh street, and running back between parallel
lines SO feet .a',s-
TERMS : Enough In. cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay of negotaDle note
for $500. with interest thereon from inc T2th oi
May, 1877; the residue on such Terms Us Shall NC an
nounced at the lime OF sale, n,n,e,y ,r.rstoo
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneear''
11l3 Main street. afs .1=. -1Fi ~ Z
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49,. ~. RICHMOND AND PRTEKsBrEGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
lNOMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains


RAILROAD COMPANY. :
fNOMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ or this road will run Is follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1875 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily: connecting
49,. for Charleston, Augusta. Columbia. sh-
-'. Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Southwest !;
also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg. Farmvillc, AMI other
local stations OH that roa, m1hlns
same time Us by any other hne THIS
train stops only II Manchester anu
1.lOP.M, ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
Sunday. Passengers takiHg tbs tram
will make clast connection at Peters
burz for Norfolk, and AT Norfolk VIII.
splendid Bay-ine steamers for bati-
more. Philadelphia. AMI New York,
aud with the Old DoHinion steamers
for New York, stopping ut al regular
stations on signal.
$50 P. a., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, VIII
1o:55p.M. THR Thru MAI. daily tc1cep, sun
=. day., connecting for Weldon. Raleigh.
WILMINGTON, and Charleston Pullman
slcepiny-car for Wilmington aud the
.,-s South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG EoETH.
: 6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
.s = day) connecting with Richmond, Fred
. .-r erieksDlIrg and Potomac railroad Tor
r- all points North. East. and West.
lilo AM, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily lex
cep, Sunday with passenger coach at
ANA p. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
.-5 Potomac railroad for all points East
:..,.s and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
,.f.' railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
ali poIufs North and West This train
800. stoi,s only ut Manchester.
6:IO p. 81. FRElGHTERAIN daily testept sun
day., With passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily tram
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover Hill connect At Chester
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
win leave Richmond ut 9 4. n. and $3.50 /. u.
every Sunday till further notice.
{. ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start ITO"
Ia q A. SHAW. Sup-rin'f ndeu!-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04
REEL-FO0T LAKE Al

VISIT no REEL-FooT LAKE----A LANE fok
arsn AND GhME--THE CoCSTRy--THE ohloN
AND ITS FI,ATs--A MODERN sTRoY---s'DAVf
cRocKETT's" TRANSFORMING dReu N,----'THE
GREAT EARTHQUAKE OF 1Si1-soME OF IT'S
MARKS--FECULIAR LfTECrs--Tns LANE
PLAIN FROM THE OVERLOOKING RIDGE
cRocKETT,s BEAR-FIGHT-ThE DESCENT TO
THE LaKg--ITs DIMENSION HURRICANES
ABOUT THE bAKE-0N THE LAhE--No
LUCK, YET FISH PLESTT-SESeisAbi.s
pfSHERAAN-THE EAST WINDS. -.s.l.
WENT TO SEE THE LAKE," OLD MING
COLE" AND FATHER GRIAEs-A NIGHT On
THE LAKE-RoOsTER AND owi.-h ah"ll
TREES AND XosoUIToEs-THE FISH AND
OTHER MATTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04
-'t BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND
EIGiiTH STREETS. SMITHS HILL, NEAR
NAVY HILL, IN THE NORTHERN PART OF
THE CITY, AND EAST OF THE ALNSHOUSE
by AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions of Q
deed of trust,trom b. 5. Hughes 10 tile undersigned
tee, bearing date the 9th september, la75,and
duly recorded in The clerks Office OF the Chancery
do by the beneficiary therein secured, sLall, as
trustee in said deed sell by auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY the 18th day of July, 1877, at G
o'clock r. NJ, The REAL ESTATE described In said
deed. consisting Of beautiful PLATEAU OF
LAND located us above, and to be divided or sold as
a whole as uay seem most iudicious at the time OF
sale. ..E.s
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense Of
executing this trust and 10 pay Off the sum OF
Sl,O3G, With Interest thereon frClp the 30th day OF
September, 1875, until paid.
. ty4 t...'i n. NJ. LEE, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04
i; BY Richardson & Co.. ~ q
= Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
II 'r..An1I1a Main street. !.

X DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
IN ONTHE NORTH SIDE OF EROAD STREET
NEAR TWENTY-ElGfITH STREET FOR SAL
BY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction, on = me
premises, on TUESDAY the 10Th day OF my,
1877. at G O'Clock p. NJ. DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, with Six rooms.
kitchen, and lot SO by l65 feet on the north side OF
Broad street between TTent y-Scventh and twenty
eighth streets.
: Terms: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, negotiable noles given for the dc.
ferred payments, with Interest added, ana secured
Inv a deed of trust, RICHARDSON & CO.,
iyA r.. rr ll13 Main street.
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RICHMOND, York RIVER AND CHEsrEAKE
- = - : !. .s,s. RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.

:, COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
a.OO p. NJ. Leaves Richmond TU ESDAf, TIL ES.
DAY, aud SATURDAY. CONNECTS a.
,..,. West Point with steamer Havana ,2E
.,, all points on York river ana Bi't,'
more. Arrives In Baltimore a. ~
-. iit,@ N.:connects with rail- Tor W as"-
=. ing,on, Philadelphia. New YorS. b',,
E ton. and all western points, I0nNr,.Ii
-. at Richmond with trains on iiiehi'Dn,
Et and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE aN'
= = Til THRoUGa FREIGHT, ,rr,
> 600 A. M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, " hD-
NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and
500 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana Sal
CRKDAS. Connects with steahets
@s at West Point for river landinSf' pa
tmore, and ali western points. , 1on-
meets ut Richmond With trains on kleh ,
Inond and Danyille railroad.Rl chmonai
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake anu
J IOCAL PASSENGER.
400 p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily except sum
es<t- TaR0UGH PASSENGER.
~o''0 " THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with trains on Renmoit' G ano
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu 9 p.,
railroads. Steamer Ilasana leaves ba',
.. timore from Pier l4A Lisns OF, I LIZ ;.
I'll MONDAY, WED y y aH1ss anu With With
- !. trains rom Philadelphia, New YORK.
and western points. and 1t West ro IN
with trains for Richmond s"u IDS
- fa. SOUTH = ~
Is. & THROUGH FREIGHT. rn
A.no p NJ arrives st Richmond MONDAY, wv Ep-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and .r
8:f6P. n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and Sa. :,
49, -, IFRUAY. Connects with steamer -.
West Poipt from Baltlmors. I ,na
si'S meets With Rchnond ana Isa mh,.is
Richmoad and Petersburg, ana lneS'.
peakc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSESG En-.
1o.Oo A. NJ Arrives at Richmond daily eAcepS su n
sS.s,Nl.P day Connects with Richnond E ano
go Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu opt'
railr0s.is. S~,,,
No transfer OF freight at Richmond TO OF TOM
southern points. Cars run through between attsh'a
and West Point. -, 1850, r.,es
Tnsossh bills OF lading. with guaranteed rates.
Issued 10 an northern and western points and
Thro,lsi, tickets sold 10 all northern,
yrsSfarn nSa,,fs and baggasc checked THROUGH ,t
aly ae ,s ss,sssa a fss and
cosnnssnany,S dspol, corner Twenty-third ana i"~A
streets, Richmond. Va. : u, Z, ,a,aeat
ma 60 4. &. DOUGLAS, sapsrin'eAolS
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SCHEDULE Of TRAINS TAKING rrrrc,
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1877.
THROUGH NAIL TRAIN DAILY

slnhoooh VAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-7:25 a. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrive.
inrseyiiIe 9:44 a. ~. DanvIIIs
Ia i. b., Greensboro 3:3o
and n; M NJ, s,a,,t 5:s2 p. st.,
NO. 2-4:3S a. a., leaves Charlotte: arrive -,
|. ~ Salisbury $50 A. ". Grr,n,'
1895 A. NJ. Burkeville n.tg
L. d.. and Richmond i:33 = ~
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No-3--10:5G +. III. leaves Richmond: nrriya,
rE,Aa.s,r'I SIS BIfkeyille La A. ~, Dan a.
3.a.a9.l Is sise goa a. M NJ, ,;reens1Sro
~, -. =, a. ~, ana Charlotte l:l5 y. Il
NO. 4-3:23 L. 81, leaves Charlotte: arrive -;
Grernsbors' 10 p. st.. S,u,s
tGl @f1F.<' hurry 7:35 r. ". Danvllic iS ,.a>,
rf,f an#itiesfr 4. NJ. Eurkesille 4H3 IL
49,. h. and Richmond 7:4l A. 81. ''
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS DAILY
No. 81 600 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily ana >,
r. y ~ ~ rires at Bursevie AT f2:l. y
NJ. connecting WITH the 4 ~
4 ...- 90; X. X. for all po!ats in III.
+ ..r southwest and the y,rfom
a. is,sts springs and summer resor,r ' n
49,. : he line OF that road wa
No. G-12:50 J.. NJ. leaves Burk eville Iaily and -
rl'es at Richmond at 3.lD p
..s G...s. bi., connecting with A. II =
U. X. X. from al! points .opib
ana s0uthwe,t, aud fr, m ~
various springs and summer rr
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and Q stop only al ChuIa Er,t,
ye pra brakes Hrnneh, Bosom. Seoisbnsg Bark
a..
boro', Thomasrille, Saiisbury China Iroyr W.,
AIRLINE Railroad Junction. - III"
Trains Nos. and 2 connect at Dundee with ,t
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro for Va,
leigh, GoldsbOrO' and intermediate points with Y
G.. railroad. At Salisbury with WcsIcr, V e ri
road. AT Airline junction with Atlanta ami Cha
lotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte 10.
lumbia and Augusta railroad to and from all po,pt,
North and South. '''"'S
Trains Nos. 8 and will stop ut all station, anil
connect at Richmond going North and South with
the r., F. < L. r. r. for Washington and ali uoior
North and West, and with the G. ( .. r. h G,r
Greenbrier White Sulphur and other spring, In
West Virginia. AT Greensboro with the T. G. and
y. w. n. Z. railroads to and from Salem y e. Pa,
leigh and Goldsboro', 3nd Intermediate points
These trains run daily on Richmond aud Dary.;ln
railroad, and connect rs above, EXCEPT going NORTH
on Sunday morning and goin.s outll on MONDAY
morning Trains making this connection rim lsijy
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and poomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except SUNDAY
Trains on NV. N. &. railroad run from Green's
borO' to Salem daily except sunday. and from salem,
| to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold to all southern anu southwestern
| points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only fof continuous passaye
between the points named on the tickets 80 lay-
over checks Will he g'tn.
T. N. r. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent
JoHS r. MACMuRDo. General Passenger Agent.
| ip n5
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tje3
by Robert Is. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and A,lctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
" BRICK TENEMENT NO. 217, ON THE EAST
SIDE OF MAYO STREET. JUST SOUTH OF
BROAD, AT AUCTIUN.--In pursuance Of de-
cree of tie Chancery Court of the city of Richmond
pronounced on the 10th day Of June, 1877; In the
Suit of Bright &C.. Us. Walsh ct ais, and Walsh ct
ais ps. Bright ct ais, therein pending, the UNDER
signed, Us special commissioners appointed thereby,
will proceed ~ sell, upon The premises, on FRIDAY
the 9TH day Of July, 1877, at O'Clock +. b., the
aboye-described property, fronting - feet on me
east side Of Mayo street, and running back TO VIDE
alley. The HGESE confirms about seven rooms,
with detached kitchen, water, &C., and In good
repair. II Is now occupied BY frst-class tenant
and Welding fair rent. This property, being situ-
atcd SO convenient to business, &C., should attract
special attention. and for seeking rst-class In
yestment 1t offers rare chance. ~
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
end eighteen months. purchaser to give negotiable
notes with Interest added from the day Of SALE and
the title to be retained until all the
A. II. SANDS.
sos. .s.. -. j..r-E q i-.11 G.. U. WILLIAMS, ~.
- ....t..a;r.- A. r, COURTNEY, ~.
fe 25 Special Commissioners.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street. s..
rNRUSTEE's BANKRUPT SALE OF
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE RICHMOND
ARCuITECTURAL IRoN-WoRKs.
q. .- TO BE SOLD AS A WHOLE.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR N
VESTNiENT. .r,.. -.....

By virtue Of authority vested In ME as trustee,
il, RE- Asa SNYDER & Co, bankrupts, will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction on the 9TH DAY OF
ygtY 1871 s T. 9e9sS NJ Ks Of
Eleventh and Cary streets. all the ....,
MACHINERY, TOOLS, PATTERNS.
~ FLASKS, ENGINE-LATHES, y Z
+, PLANNING and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
One FIFTY-HORsE-PO"ER ENGINE and
BOILERS,
CIRCULAR-SAWS.-
GoR r Boz TSN tsll kinds''
n OFFICE FURNITURE;
and in, fact everything requisite for hgst-cass
Iron Foundry and Architectural Works, bang the
entire establishment of Nfessrs Asa Snyder 4 Co.:
recently used In their weli-apponted Architectural
and Galvanized Ton- orks located In the centre OF
the city and convenient to all The lines OF railway
and water transportation. Persons desiring TO be-
come purchasers can have all opportunity OF exam
ining this most complete Iron Foundry In the South
y calling ut the office Of the anetioneer, where can
be seen also the inventory Of a articles 10 DC sou
four stories high, heated by steam with power cie-
yator and covering nearly the entire ground. can be
rented from the trustee by the purchaser at rea-
sonable rent. .,.,,.... :.
four eight and twelve months for negotiable notes
with Interest added and approved endorsers.
JAMES H. DOOLEY, Trustee
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. .s''
je 22-eodtJy1&td
N. B.-ImmcdIately after the above sale ! will
proceed to sell, n. The Metropolitan lron-W orks
tMessrs William +. Tanner s. Coz,
One 12-HORSE-FOWER STATIONARY En-
CINE. with portable boiler. In good running or
der being the property of the aforesaid bank
TERMS: One half cash; balance in sixty days
with negotiable approved e1doT nGo, Ey rrus,ee
T TuoNpsoy BROWN. Anctioneer jy4
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BY Dickinson & Chewing,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
'.- y o.. I11h Main street.

TWO HUNDRED LOTS AND SEX.
NEW HOUSE, WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF Full
TON BAPTIST CHgRCH) on, NICHOLSON ON
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.1rWea VIII
.cll MT public auction on TUESDAY, July ID, 1871.
on the premises. Commencing ut O'Clock, the
aforementioned property. .r. ..st.
THIS is destined to be very valuable properly, auu
TERMS: Wary liberal; to he made known at day
of sale. ,u,Ltc: :-,.'"
For further particulars, call at Office Of
~. r. sfEr'y DICKINSON & CHEWING. -
iva Ills Main street.
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By Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers

COFFEE, SUGARS, AND SALT AT
" AUC1ION.-On WEDNESDAY,, July 11th. at
II, O'Clock, at warehouse on the dock, we will
CoFFEE@i.eo 200 bags choice RIO, 800 bags choice
LAGUAYRA; oo
SALT-Cargo Of bark St. Olaf-5.00O sacks
WoRTHINGTUN and HERBERT BRANDS:
sUGARS-REFINED, WHITE, and YELLOW, Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l9a!
BACON-SIDES, SHOULDERS, and HAMS;
LARD-In tierccs and buckets; ...... rt,-..-t
SYRUP, TEAS, &C. ..
10 % 80. -f.. ..,. i AuctiOnGers.
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James ii. Taylor &. Son.-.-.a.', .."-'
Real Estate Agents and, Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. us AND
III. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS EACH BESIDES
THE KITCHEN. AND ONE FRAMED DWELL,
ING, No. 7I9. WITH FIVE ROOMS - BESIDES SIDES
THE KITCHEN, WITH GAS AND WATER UPON
THE PREMIsES, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN MUNFORD AND
GILMORE STREETS. AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of two DEGREES OF the Chancery Court of the city OF
Richmond, one rendered on the 18th day OF May
1877, and the other on the 26th day of Juue 1877.
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed 10
sell al public auction, upon the premises, on FL
that desirable property rs above located, owned and
in part occupied by BIZ. William T. Taylor; The
lots front together 80 by $50 feet to wide alley.
TERMS one fourth cash; the balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
with six per cent. interest added and the title re-
tanned until the Whole purchase money Is paid and
q convey ance ordered by the Court.
A. r. COURTNEY
IL 40 Special Commissioners.
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Funny Scene in the House Of Common
The writer OF g On the Watch; by One OF
the Hands, articles 10 London magyar
thus describes recent funny scene In the
British House Of Commons: .rssa1
81 hear that Midhat Pasha was immense
" delighted with Mr.. Beresford-Hope, VINO,
indeed, being on, a subject which speclaily
pleased him, surpassed, himself. The fun
NEST thing have heard in the House for q
long time WIS the chuckle with which the
honorable member followed one OF his own
witticisms, He had made joke, the House
had smiled, and was waiting for him to pro-
caed. But Mr.. Beresford-Hope stood silent,
holding himself tightly with both hands by
the collar of his coat, and with his head
gently reposing on his right shoulder. Was
he finished and about 70 sit down? Mr.
Jacob Bright thought he was, and prepare
to rise. But still Mr.. Beresford-HoI C
stood IN the same attitude, his face conVu!-
siyely moving, and, as those who sat near
him testify, volcanic agencies evidently at
y ork within his body. Was he ELL? Would
apoplexy supervene, and would he, like an
almost greater statesman, die on the floor OF
the House? Matters were growing alarm
ing, and the pause awful, when suddenly
there resounded throughout the silent
chamber single short, sharp chuckle.
The convulsive movement had ceased, the
working OF the face had resolved itself into
a broad grin, and the House, relieved OF
anxiety, and immensely tickled at the COM
icality Of the situation, burst into a roar OF
laughter, in which the grave Turk heartily
Joined. Mr.. Beresford-Hope, thinking
that his audience had seen the Joke at last,
devoted himself to asuccession OF discharges
OF profound ,chuckIes, which get the House
of again. and for fully two or three minutes
the remarkable scene was prolonged, Mr..
Beresford- Hope feeling convinced that he
had never made such good joke as this in
oil bis IiSa ,, rSst.a .-. '..#~
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