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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-26
By Z. Is. Cook, Auctioneer
No. 10 Governor street.

GTOCK OF HATS, STORE FIXTURES,
3 &C. kc., AT AIICTION,EOn MONDAY The
goth instant, at o'clock will sell at the store or
Mr.. Boujasson. No. 403 Broad street, next 20 the
An assortment of HAfs and CAPS, OF NIL sorts,
sizes, and qualities;
Q STORE-COUNTERS,
dozen assorted CANES,
l SEWING-MACHINE,
10 gallons fine FRENCH TABLE OIL,
l sixtecn-gallon IRON BOILER,
E. B. COOK,
In Of Auctioncer.
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Bv F.. +. Cook, Auctioueer,
No 10 Governor street.
SALE OF SPRING
Il TRUCK, PAIR OF HORSES, AND HARNESS
AT ACCTION.-By virtue Of certain deed of
trust, duly recorded, will sell at auction In front
of the auctlon-rooms of Z. r. Cook, No. ! D Gov
ernor street on BOMBAY, February 9Th, at Il
O'Clock A. NJ,
l TWO-HORSE SPRIEG-TRUCK, as good as new,
with DOUBLE-HhRNESS.
l pair of HEAVY DRAUGHT-HORSES, sold for
no fault.
TERMS Cash. CHARLES MlLHISER,
Trustee.
F,B. COOK, Auctioneer. ja26-eodtd
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Near the cross with tears of anguish,
Where her son was strel ched TO languish,
Stood the mother whelmed in woe.
Through her own soul. also, wailing,
Papys OF sorest grief aSsailing,
Did the sword, alas! now 60.
Oh ! how sorrowful, heart-broken,
She who Blessed once was spoken,
Who the One-besotten bore!
Oh ~hat asonieS did rend her,
While such stripes that mother tender
Saw her glorious son endure.
who, no tear for pity falling,
In her sorrow so appalling,
Christ's ear mother could beholds
Who could see that mother sharing
All the woes her BON was bearing,
Nor partakc her grief untolde
",
Tormenis vile she saw inflicted,
Jesus 10 the scourge subjected,
Punished In hts peoples stead.
Him, by mortal pangs o'ertaken,
Her sweet son she saw forsaken,
TIL. dismissed, his spirit fed.
Mother, fount of love, Cypress me
With the sorrows that distress me,
That my grief us thine may be.
Grant il, that my heart all burning,
Love to Christ divine returning,
He well-pleased may look on me-.
Set the bloody marks OF Calvary
Fade!ess ever in my heart.
OF thy wounded sons affection,
GpiI;less borne for Iuy protection,
Grant that may bear part.
VII.
While live, o flx my station
With thee In Thy desolation,
- Suffering with The Grucifed.
Near the cross with thee remaining,
Partner Of thy sad complaining,
Let me everlRore abide.
VIII. .tsa
Virgins, virgins all excclling,
View me not with frown repelling,
Let noe rather wall With thee.
Death or Christ-O let me bear IT,
Ills dread passion-iet me share it!
Ope bis wounds sire. II In me.
81 TX.
Wound me with the wounds that fore him,
Let me from the cross that bore him,
Deeply Grink the crimson tide,
Tins infsmed with zeal consuming,
80 the day OF jn" gment coming,
Shield me, Virgin, by thy side.
4 ,ssSSfs .,s.fs3.&i ~ K.
BY the guardian cross attended,
BY the death Of Christ defended,
Nourtsh me with grace divine,
And when GeSh st last shall fnii me,
Mny thy favor stiiI avail me,
GLORY, Paradise. be mine.
- :, ,r ~ =. a. caambltss
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+ OTIS OF GOODS ror !, .,,.r,, : MONEY

DRY GOODS At A SACRIFICE.
Some great bargains offered at
JULIUS MEYERS, eos Broad street.
AS stock must be reduced have determined to
close out large stock stylish DRESS GOODS ut and
below prime cost. -s;
Ladies' handsome Beaver Cloaks ut prime cost
Ladies' and Clndren's Furs at coat;
Handsome Striped and Plaid Shnwls at cost;
clses heavy Bieached Cotton, equal to Androscog-
gin, ut &c.;
so dozen Embodied Bridal Corsets reduced to 81 !,
regular price u. 90: Merino and All-Woot Un-
derwenr for ladies. gentlemen, and children at
prime cost: C1s>imeres for mems and boys wear
a al cost; Genilemen'a and Boys Cardigan Jackets
:5t below cost; Fur Trimmings, Worsted Fringes,
&C., at cost; &; ~ So
JULIUS MEYERS.
Agency Demorest's Reliable Patterns. Ja 4-eod
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BY George Z. Crawford.
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank street, next TO custom-house.

NfARBLE-WoRKs FOR SALE, WITH.
Ivl OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.-By request oil
the owners tMessrs. William Lumsdei, Alexander
Cobban, and George Stevenson) l will sell at auc.
ton on FRIDAY tie 26th day of january, at 8 p.
M, all OF the stock. tools, and business on hand
consisting Of MONUMENTS. CHAMPIONSHIPS,
sHEiDs, TOOLS, &C. The sale will commence al
the sheds on the south side of the dock, Mt the foot
OF Twentieth street. and close at the corner OF Jeer
son and franklin streets. -. u =.
TERMS Cash. GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
> 4, 02-4t 49, a. "A uctfonecr,
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The Stabat Mater.
A NEW TRANSLATION

[Dr. Chambliss's translation Of the Stabat
Mater appears to me distinctly superior to
all the others l have seen. Taking the
three given in "The Seven Great Hymns
of the Medieval Church." / think it q
more exact rendering than that OF General
Dix, and more melodious and poetical in
diction than that OF DR.. Coles; while Lord
Lindsay's translation, however excellent in
some respects, fails to reproduce the
metre Of the original. In such transla-
ton the stanzas cannot NIL be equally felici-
tous, but, us whole, the careful critic will
probably consider this quite successful, and
the general reader will lind it agreeable and
impressiYe1 JOHN A. BROADUs.
= ISee11Sie q ~
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Henry Ward Beecher lectursd In Rich.
mond Tuesday night. We are glad to say
that respectable people did NOT attend, the
audjencs being confined TO lawyers, doc
tors, and members of the Legislature Vir
gsntn Patron.
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IL
Stabat Mater doIorosa.
Juxta crucem lacrynosa,
Dunn penaebat filius.
CuIus amman gemenieln.
Oontristatan ct dolentem,
Pertransivit gladius.
II.
O guam trisiis ct aflicta,
Fuit lila benedicta
Mater unigeniti!
QUIZ n9rebat 1t dolebat,
Yin mater, dunn videbat
Nat p9nas inclytf.
p III.
Outs est homo qui non fleret,
Christi matrem 81 ytderet
In tanto supplicto
Ouis possct non contrtstart
Yixm inatrem contemplate
Doientem cum fiiiof
".
FRO pecea,is SUE GENTS,
Vidlt Jesuin in tormentts,
ct fiaseil.s subditum.
Vfdit SUM dulcem natuDl,
Morientem, desoiatum,
Dunn eniisit spiritu,n.
v.
Ph mater. fans .moris,
hie rentire vim doloris
Fac, Mt tecum lugeam.
Fac ut ardeat cor meuni,
In amanda Christum Deum
Ut Iii complaceam.
VI.
Sapcta Mater, istud agas,
Crucifixi fige plagaS
CorGi meo valide.
TUT Natl, yulnerati,
Tam dignati pro me patti,
PpnaS mecum divide.
VII.
Fac me we're tecum fere,
Crucifixo condolere,
Doncc ego yixero,
JHxta crucels tccuIn stare,
Et iibi me sociare
In planctu dcsidero.
VIII.
Virgo virgtnum preclara,
Mill Jam non sis amara;
Fac me team plangere,
Fac ut portem Christi mortcm
PASSIONS fac consortem,
Et plaeas recolere-
TX.
Fac me plagis vulnerari,
Fac me cruce inebriari,
Et cruore filii.
InfaIn matus ct accensus,
Per re, Virgo, sim dcfensuS,
In die jud,cii.
K.
Fac me cruce custodiri,
Horte Christi pr1muniri.
ConfUveri gratia.
Quando corpus mOrielur,
Fac Ut anime donetnr
Paradise gloria.
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RAILROAD LINES


o. - Es9
RICHMOND YORK RIVER AND SHE.rEAkE!
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. "'"D'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 p. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY yyrD
NESDAY. ami FRIDAY. Connects =,
~ West Point With steamer Havana for
all points on York river and Raiti.
more. Arrives In Baltimore at a
~; connects with rail. lines FOR wash al
ington, Philadelpha, New York. Bos-
ton, and all western points. COnrecta
ssRfchmond with trains on Picbmond
and petersburg and Chesapeake and
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond SUNDAY urn
NESDAY, AID FRIDAY. Connect,
with steamer! at West Point Tor riysr
landings, Baltimore, and al, weder,
points. Connects ut Richmond with
trains ON Richmond and Dinviile rail.
." road, Richmond and Petersburg and
Chesapeake and Ohio rai'roads
LOCAL PASSENGER
800 P. M. Leaves Richmond daily fe.ce,,, s,n-
dav, Leaves Richmond SUNDAY "A
.@ IFS Az az
LOCAL FREIGHT.
700 A. NJ. Leayes Richmond Tuesday.
.... .,..E THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. Con-
...-, meets al West Point with steamer ISIS
for all landings on MattaponI and Pa
munkcy rivers.
| THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. n. Arrives at Richmond SUNDAY.
| WEDNESDAY,. aud FRIDAY. Con-
! meets with trains on Richmond and
! Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
| railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
| timore from Pier ia Light street
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SAT-
| trains from Philadelphia. New York,
| and western points. and at West Point
| with trains for Richmond and the
South.
! THROUGH FREIGHT.
| 500 J. ". Arrives at Richmond SUNDAY. WE'D.
! NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Connects
with steamer al Wtst Point from Bal.
| tmore Connects with Richmond md
Danvlle. Richmond and Petersburg
| and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. '"
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 Il. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily. Connect,
with Richmond aud Petersburg and
| Chesapeake and Ohio railroads
LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 j. n. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Com
| meets at West Point with steamer Isl.
from Mattaponi aud Pgmmkey-riYer
landings.
souther points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch. with loves, rates =,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF aiins. with guaranteed rates
| issued TO nl northern and western points.
Through tickets old to all northern, eastern and
| western points aud baggage checked through
| ice, SIG Main street ~ tho Exchange Hotel. and
! companvs depot, corner Twcnty-thrd and Dock
streets, Richmond, Va
JAZZ II. 7. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody G. Royall),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
L BILE IMPROVED real. ESTATE IN THE
between TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS, ON THE 22D DAY OF JANUARY,
1877, AT 81 O'CLOCK r. NJ, ON THE PREM
ISES-By virtue of decd of trust executed to the
Undersigned bearing date on the 18th day of Noveln.
ber SIS, and duly recorded in the Hastings Court
for the said CITY ID. B., vol l. page 670), and being
required SO to do BY the bepgilei4 we YIN sen ns
lime and place above mentioned. The LOT fronts
III feet on Perry street and runs back I32 feet,
more or less. There are two nearly new DOUBLE
TENEMENT FRANfEls HOUSES OH the said lot,
In good order, now renting for s34 per mouth.
Splendid we'll Of water Oh the lot, with new pump,
fixtures, &c. .
This valuable property should attract the attention
of those seeking good investments, so attend this
sale .
TERMS Cash rs to expenses of sale and to pay off Il
note due November Is, 1876, for 1890; the
balance upon such terms IS will be ANNOUNCED At
salc :. HROohs,
4. ROYAL.
Trusf
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Nv E. b. Cook. Auctioneer
No, 10 Governor street.

BY E. 3 COOK. NuctIOneGr
No. 10 Governor street.
DARKROOM FIXTURES, COUNTERS,
ID BEER-PUA1P, EXTENsION-TABLES UN-
EXPIRED LICENSES, &C.. SC, AT AUCTION.
At the request OF Mr.. August Weimcr, agent, we
VIII sell. at the bar-roon No 1903 Main street, on
MONDAY the goth instant, at lOs- O'Clock, the
DARKROOM FIXTURES, consisting of
COUNTERS, PARTITIONS, GLASSWARE,
ROUND-TABLES. ARM-CIfAIRS,
/ excellent BEER IMP and Arp URTENANCES,
WALNUT EYTENSION-ThBl.ES,
fine REFRIGERATOR,
Several fine ENGRAVINGS,
i COOKING-RANGE and FIXTURES.
i PARLOR BAGATELLE-TABLE-n new,
LOOKING -GLASSES, CLOCKS, &C., &C.
The UNEEPIRED LICENSES OF the premises.
Ia 26 Z. r. COOK, huctoneer.
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BY E. B. Cook, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.


(. - No. 10 Governor street.
TWO HORSES, CARRIAGE AND HAIR
Il NESS, WAGONS, WORk-BENCHES, LOT
OF FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of decd of conveyance to the undersigned, we will
sell ut auction. on SATURDAY the 27th instant, ut
lOk o'clock, at the stable and rooms of +. Laube.
corner First and Broad streets.
PAIR MATCH BLACK HORSES,
l CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
l ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE,
SPRiNG-WAGONS,
OPEN BUGGY,
3 FINE WORK-BENCHES,
y BARREL yARNISH,
BUREAU, DESK, and sundry other articles.
TERMS At sale. A. i. KELLEY.
GEORGE y. WISE,
Trustees.
Z. r. COOK, Auctioneer. ja26
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pHERIFFvs SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of Hen.
Rico county, In the case OF james Il, McCernan aud
ais 49, W. C. Newberry, will sell at public auction
| at The wareroom OF Z. B. Cook, No. 10 Governor
street. In the city OF Richmond, on FRIDAY. Jan.
uary 28, 1877, at 10 O'Clock, . lot Of FURNITURE,
consisting OF
MARBLE TABLE,
BUREAU and WASHSTAND, .
IS CHAIRS, &c. JOHN 4. JONES,
e. ia, 2E.2ts Sheriff of Henrco county.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. K. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. 7
RICHMOND, December IL, 1873.
y SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

- =.
On and after WEDNESDAY, December 18th (,
trains will run on this road as follows:
500 A. A. leaves the ByrdStrect station daily Tex
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal.
timurc ana ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due &, New York at
10:15 p. NJ; arriving al Washington
ct 1:10P.M
S:3S T.. NJ leaves Byrd-Strect station daily, con-
Meeting III Washington with the Balu-
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York mt $3.50 4. 81. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York;
price Of berth, ~.
4:30 =. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, Tor
Junction, leaves BrUad-Street station
tSundays eSccpteil.
7:O5 A. NJ. arrives al Byrd-Strect station daily
leaves New York At Cos the preced-
Ing evening.
100 p. ~ arrives at Byrd-Srect station daily lex
cept Sunday.
$40 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broad-street station tsundays e1-
ccptedl.
passenger-car. which will be attlt he'd TO freight
train, will leave Broud-Street depot on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY At $40 A. 81, ar,
irving at Quantico at $40 u. n. Returning, wili
SATURDAY at 10 4. NJ, arriving ut Eroad-street
depot at d =. NJ.
Through sleepcrs and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Streel station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and > 7 L a
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and, + Il DAf
MORNINGS. Cousigpees Of live stock aud perish
able articles upon giving notice at depot, can obtain
freight at Bouton on preceding evening
Through bills of LdnR and rates gwen 70 an pre-
r' General Superintendent
c. 4. TAYLOR.
DELE General Freixht and Ticket Agent
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RAILROAD LINES.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. 7
RICHMOND. VA. December l. 1850
NN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1876,
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Accommodation leaves Richmond at 3:45 p. NJ,
and arrives at GordonsviIle at 1870 p. NJ, and ar
rives at Washington ut ] 1856 p. NJ.
Mail trains run daily Except west OF Gordonsyile
on Sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping at Junction,
Noers. Trevillan's, Gordonsvillc. Charlottesville,
Staunton, Goshen, Millboro', Coyington, and al]
regular stations west Of Coyinston.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Sunday,
aud connect at Gordonsville for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsylile
for Washington, and mail train ut charlottesville
FOR I.ynchburg aud the South.
EXPRESS train connects ut Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points In the West Northwest and
Southwest including California, Oregon and Iexas'
Mail train arrives at Richmond At $3.50 +. M
Express train from, Cincinnati connects at Cor
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad ar
irving at Washington at 1880 A. NJ, and arrives Al
Richmond at $50 \. H.. connecting with the itlch-
nond and Danrille and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all points South.
Through coaches from Richmond to Washington.
Accom- m odatiou train arri rcS ut 9:l0 A. N.
Sleeping-cars run on nleht-trains. ,
Through tickets sold and baggage CHECKED 10 all
principal points. ,
offices, and ut S26 Main street. Richmond, Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
s.. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. NJ. S. DUNN,
deg Engineer aud Superintendent.
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DERFUME-BOXES, TOILET pow
Il DERs, elegant COLOGNES. Babbitt,s PURE
SOAP for infants, CUT-GLASS PUNGENTS, IOl-
LET SOAPS COMBINATION OLA 'AN'-ol =
Al Hlso. PURE FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, SPICES.
de % Sixth aud Broad streets.
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P0SrPUNEMENT.

The above sale Is postponed unal FRIDAY, JAM
Ely. CANNON,
%. ROBERT HOWARD,
a. K. COURTNEY,
IN % Special Commit s0ners.
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1877. NOW IS THE TINE 1877.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
j. T. ELL YSOS,
SEWS-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, will send any Of the following papers and
magazines to any address tpostage paid on receipt
Of the prices annexed, which are the publishers
lowest rates:
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

.... POSTPOSEMENT.
In consequence Of bad weather. the alb owe sale Is
postponed till FRIDAY, january 20, 1877, at
O'Clock z. NJ. 90. -s-.~ y. BROOkS
A. ROYAL,
"a % Trustees.
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ED0OK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
ID EGUTED az the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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REAL Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

FOR. SALE PRIVATELY.-I have Tor
Il sale SMALL TRUCK FARM, In Chesterfield
county, sixteen miles from Richmond, one half mile
from Temahawk depot. on Richmond aud i,anvllle
railroad, containing ELEVEN ACRES, WITH good
improvements which will sell low for cash, or ex-
change for city property. Apply to :.
ja 25-At No. 8 Fourteenth street.
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BY Clnttin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
corner OF Tenth and Main streets.


Real Estate Agents,
corner OF Tenth and Main streets.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF PER
n SONAL PROPERTY.-1is administrator OF
the late Is. s. Robson, VIII sell on SATURDAY
the of at l9 M at tho
chest of CARPENTERS TOOLS,
WORKBENCH,
keg of NAILS:
SMALL LADDERS.
Small parcel Of LUMBER,
/ GRiNPsToNE, and SIGN;
Administrator Of B. s. Robson.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES, a. Co., Auctioneers. ia26
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUA-
COUNTY III KNoW V n AS TIE aTA 'i FARM
CCooSSTAiNiNG FoUR TiioUsAND FIVE HUN:
DRED ACRES II0RE Or LESS, A AND I WHICH
RATE LISIITs OF, THE ToWN OF WEST
POINT.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
day OF january, 1875, and duly recorded In the
office of King William County Court shall, at the
request OF the benefcarcs IN the said deed, default
having been made III the payment of the deo there
by secured sell at public auction, III front OF News
Hotel. in, the town OF West Point, on TUESDAY
hs ~ d 4E Of Te orr lS7 yERY TA
LOR FARM" lying, between the Panunkey and
Mattaponi rivers, and now constituting part of the
corporate limits of the town of West Point, and
containing, as described In the said deed. $500
acres (more or less), but believed to contain up
wards Of 5000 acres.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses of
sale and to pay of the debt secured by the said deed,
consisting of two notes made by the said CoOk-onc
for $4,000, dated January 6, 1875, and payable
twelve months after date: The other for S34.450,
lated January g. 1875, and payable two years AFTER
date; and the residue Of the purchase-moncy upon
such terms rs the said james Cook may prescribe,
and in the event of his failure to do so upon such
erns rs the undersigned shall prescribe on the day
Of sale. JOHN X. COOKE, Trustee.
PS. Liberal terms Of credit can be obtained from
the bcnetcaries for large portion Of the debt due
10 them upon its being s1ti>factorily .eeured
ia ,s.io 40 '
VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
' FOR SALE.-By virtue Of decree Of the Cir
Of the Central National Bank Of Frederick, Md,
rS. Chesley Ninney and ais. we will proceed, In
front of the courthouse In The city Of Staunton 10
of February. 1877, that most desirable property,
known as the
"AUGUsTA SPRINGS" PROPERTY,
asrn1BL1NG :? sfkINGs PROPERTY.
The property consists of the original Augusta
Springs" tract. supposed to contain $50 ACRES,
and two additional tracts added thcreto-one con-
tE 0s the oneT IS PshS
proved, and Is one OF the most popular water
The properly will be sold upon the following
terms-viz.: go much In hand as will pay the costs
of suit and sale. and the remainder IN four equal
annual instruments bearing interest from the day of
sale, the purchaser giving bond with approved per-
curity. JAMES BuMGARDNER, JR.,
Henry b. MICHIE,'
S cfAR1 EA9 s. YANcEY,
ia 19-tds Commissioners.
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VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
FOR SALE-By virtue of decree of the Cir
Of the Central National Bank OF Frederick, Nd,
rS. Chesey Ninney and ais. we will proceed, In
front of the courthouse In the city Of Stanton, 10
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the Il th day
of February. 1877, that most desirable property,
known q q Lie
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23
Ripe Tomatoes at Box's.
Green Corn at Box's.
All kinds of Vegetables at Box's.
THE RIVER.

Bismarck Tribune, July 16:-The steam
er Kendall, which was due some days, ar
rived Saturday. After taking on one
hundred tons of grain she pushed out for the
Yellowstone The Peninah and Far West
are operating between Tongue river and
Big Horn posts. The steamer Key West on
her last trip made the run from Buford to
Post No. l and return, in 4 days and 81
hours, delivering POI tons of freight at the
new post. She left Buford on her Sd trip
July 18th, with 27O tons of freight for
Tongue river......The Gen'l. Custer, arrived
from Benton on Saturday. She will UNI
dergo some repairs here and will be ready
for a return trip in a day or two......
The steamer r. w. Dugan is now loading
and will leave for Standing Rock this eve
ning....By telegram from Benton we learn
that the steamer E. II. Durfee, left for Bis
marck on the 18th with a large passenger
list and 200 tons of ore......The steamer
Custer reports meeting the Fontenelle at
Dauphin rapids July 8th, with broken shaft.
Capt. Braithwaite had succeeded in making
temporary repairs, and she would proceed
to Benton. The Fannie Tatum was also
met below Benton. The river at this
point is falling rapidly, and the large sand
bar in front Of the landing begins to make
its appearance. .....T The John G. Fletcher
left for the Big Horn Saturday evening......
The Kinney is still in port, but will get
away for tomorrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23
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