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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07
BY W. Goddin, AuctioEccr.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO LOTS
h IN THE PLAN OF RACON'S QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN PROPERTY.-Qn MONDAY
the 9th of April ut O'Clock p. ~. shall at the re-
quest of Richard Gordon, executor OF Nathaniel
Bailey, deceased, sell nj auction, on the premises
LOT on the east side OF Allen street, fronting 90
feet and running back about 100 feet to st. feter
Webster Streets fronting on the former street GO
feet, running back on Webster street 1903 feet.
TERMS: At sale. ". GoDDlN,
NH 20 - Auctioncer.
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asss S:sss:
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ao ssssn Pea Canned Fsa S,s,
sss ssss a'ss '.is Sa Street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rTO BRICK. MAKERS AND FARMERS.
For sale or lease, for Il long term OF years, on
LARGER PARCELS OF LAND situated In b1anchestc or
mud its Vicinity Including two squares or land each
of.TWO ACRES in the city, both good brick-ya
one now In use for that purpose, and two tracts OF
uninprovcd land-one within half mile OF Man
Within three miles containing about SIXTY ACRES
both parcels fronting on the tnlain) Midlothian
turnpikC. Inn o1-SE w ~
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. HUMAN HAsR-wORK.
pROFESaIOINAL.

# EWIN w. BAkklMGEk
formerly Of North Carol!nak
sTsp0RNEy ASD CYJU SSELLOR AT LAW,
- 2OS SOUTH SEVENTH STREET.
Philadelphia, Ia.
Commissioner for Virgiuia. Prompt aftento
given lo all business, Rest references gwen ~
legal and financial ability. Insurance mhsa aea
specially.
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RAlLEpAp. !
OF TRAINS.
nAGSENGEk

TTTRUINH TASSFNTFK.
3'00P. VI. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. TIT e..
DAY. ami SATURDAY. Connect, a.
West Point with steamer lfiyau. tor
all points on York river Al! tl:.
more. Arrives IN Batmor. AZ H.
~: connects with rail-. Knes for Wash
ingion, Philadelphia, EeS York, Boz
ton. and all wc~t,rn point. Connect.
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and thcripaEc All
Ohio railroads.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, 4 FRAME HOUSE. a.
with Eve rooms, and kitchen attached. No. -
soc Twcutv-s:x:h street, between Clay ana Leigh
So0, SO ne- month. ap 7-2t*
TOR RENT, ELEVEN ACRES OtLA M
in Sidney, nearly opposite 10 the Rclns MAN
Sion" on the Scufleown road. Kent very Tss>oha-
SIn AnnIv 10 JOHN T. G0DDIN.
'i'' <'pf'' Real Estate Agent,
-, . ,-oao, hank and Eleventh streets.
mop RENT. TIE LARGE ANDA
E COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE No. l2rlH -:
Cary between Twelfth and .rhirtcenih streets re-
a. FRANK ID. HILL.
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q MINERAL WATERS.
CROGUET.

CROQUET FOR 95 CENTS, consisting Of
~ 8 balls and malets, Q stakes and 10 arches
Price only csc. For sale by j.: T. EtLYSoN,
= ap3-1msi Ea.u.f acg Liz Main street.
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RICHMOND. FRgp'G & POTOMAC i; Il; ~"
tISrICE GENERAL TICKET AGES srs
RICHMOND. December H. 1910
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FRgD'G i POTOMAC u. Il, Wy
OEFICE GENERAL 1lchEr r H ~ 1915
RICHMOND. December ~ i''''
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
n, and after WEDNESDAY. DcceHof '''"
r;rs vii, run on this road AS follows .,uyf-,.
SOS 4. Al leaYcs the iiyro-S'rre nth The Esa-
o'" crut Sunday, couD~ciing VIZ" "!t,''-p IN!
rt,n.,rc snC ohio and> BAUM, - -: A.
potnuac railroad. due at 80" - oat
i0:lsP;M,; arriving Al " ->'''
~ H. 49, ~ RTrd-s,rcct station daily O., con-.
800 l. W. mec,ing n, Washington Win e tl'r
,nnr. and Potomac rAuoai' 49, :. \
AZ S.w York ~ $3.50 A. IL, w,
sl,en.r from Richmond 10 Ne"
nricr Of berth, -. ,,rv ,rr
,.oo o RrCoMNSDATl0N TRA ~ N.;,,t,n
Junction, Ea'eo b!oN
t ss.as y, nyri-Sireet sayon ,"n.'
f'oo n. 'A' Irny,s New York II 600 'ut p''>
,oo n ,r tns AZ Byrd-ssrcrs station d'E Ky
s DECENTRALIZATION l; TRAN, ar,, ".
e'Ze a. IL NJ Broad-Street STALLION s'uH"-
eepte Ih,,h win DO a:,,ehs, e IT;l e
,-atI iii leave Brosd-stree, depo: Oh n,o NJ, 81.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a. RRrturuius, vi.
r3yIne ST OuauLco At $40 7; ar rI,JTrSDtY. and
leave Quantico on ~ n..,,,jur at BgoadIs''es'
SATURDAY at 10 \. M.' "i'''S
deP S.o a. .l.tpers and COACHES Iun Oh m NV,
between Richmond aud New station %
ERElGHyF TTmnMiiRSDAY, and SAT L s .rrive
IIfnG1fI.S for all points North ana VA ZELDA
~ M0NDAf ossrusts Of i've s,oss and ssias
M9kst,Sn';n MON giyinx notice 81 dspo'' %"
xIle Al =, eonjtou On preceding eYtnu ~ ALI prD.
trs rsn,ah bills OF dpg and raeS ~ MYERS
c.pai poInts North and WEE: General saper,nentsh-
c. 4. TAiLunso,, .
r,.,sr.I Er,iyht and TicAe' nA'
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.a,g by Grubbs q Williams. =
. ! 4 Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs, ri,
Eleventh; street between Main and Bank.

DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
n ON TWENTY sIyTH STREET CORNER OF
10, FOR SALE BY NnCTlON.-on TUESDAY,
10th April at Az O'Clock HI we shall SEX ~ a1e.
ING with four rooms and LOT 32x132 feet, with
an alley In the rear, ON fle east side of Twenty
sixth street, corner OF street: -
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred payments with interest added and secured By
n deed of trust. GRUBBS e WILLIAMS,
ann AuctiOncers.
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GROUND.RENT LEASES.

PERPETUAL LEASE, RENEWABLE
E FOKEVER.-I am authorized to LEASE FOR
NINETY-NINEY YEARS, and RENEWABLEF FOE
EVER, that valuable SQUARE of GROUND sound-
cd by Cherry and Albemarle streets. fronting 80
by Ia 8 feet on Cherry street, with three HOUSES,
and $40 by 4S feet on Linden street This pro
lent location for marblc-yard, and will be leased
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
.--i. Real Estate Agent,
an 3-Gt 1l13 Main street.
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By J. Thompson Brown,

Real Estate Agent and AuctIonccr.
1l13 Main street, opposite Dfspatch office.
TOR SALE, FRAME SIOP-TO BE
u EEMOVED.-At pubic auction MONDAY,
tprIl 9th. at 5 o'clock q. NJ, that FRAME SHOP,
ed by 40 feet, on Fourth and Jackson streetsto be
removed In ten days. ....# 1..-. r-
TERMS: At sale.
,nS kuctionetr.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM OF NINE
Y HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NEAR LAWRENCE.
VILE. FOR SALE PRIEATEl. Ut consists OF
acres original oak timber, and the balance cleared
hish-land, with COTTAGE DWELLING and usual
ou-buiIdings- Well watered ana healthy. We will
sell great bargain In this land. For terms apply to
NH 2S-W&S2w GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. .-
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. a & i. or, IKrgERs.
LADIES, LIST,

z Tsrr on LETTERS REMAINING. IN
4 4 TtIR POST FFdc E AT iRsgIaMasoSl'' H1N'
pI5so COUNTY, Va APRIL " lSit. .ft+ e
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Any person so liable who shall fail TO comply with
the foregoing requirements will be subject to severe
penaltie. >,
Persons or firms In the Third collection district Of
Virginia liable pay any Of the special taxes named
Of Internal Revenue at Richmond, Va, anS pay for
and procure the Special-Tax stamp or stamps they
need prior 10 May l, 1877, and WITHOUT FUR
TIER NOTICE
Special-Tax stamps viii be transmitted by NAH
only on receipt from the person firm ordering the
same of specific directions TO do, together with the
necessary postage-stamps or The amount required to
pay The postage. The postage on one stamp Is three
cents ANA on two stamps six cents. If Is desired
that they be transmitted by registered mail ten cents
additional should accompany the applcalioE:
GREEN r.. RAUM
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, WAsHINGToS,
ID. G., January %. 1877. ap 4-6tW&S
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TAXES.
AT O IT G E
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SPE-
CYAL TAXES, MAY l. 1877, TO
APRIL so, 1878.

The Revised Statutes of the United States sec,ious
1882, 3237. 1888, and 323e, require every person
engaged in any business. aTocation. or emploSmsnt
which renders him liable to II SPECIAL TAN. TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSCIOUSLY IN
HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSI :.
NESS STAMP denoting the payment ef said SI,E-
GAL TAX for the specia-taN year beRinning May
1877, before commencing or continuing business
after April 80, 1877.
! ratwrn .,s prescribed in Form IL Is also re-
euired by law Of every person liable to special tax,
Is above. ;"
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|ih .POSTPONEMENT. t.... .iH. =
The above sale is postponed until April 25, 1877,
and will takc place at same hour and place. Tho
property viii certainly be sold at that time -,
49,, -. -. John k WERTH,
/ NH Special Commissioner.
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REPRESENTATIVES,. &c.

@VnI17CTION IN DATEs.-hnasvn,dn ' and
.Iss supply Of Of i Ssw ss'tn ts
%s4 Sss Go s pss
Snii the end OF this month N Tor 35e, mh!sa
for two pounds, and four R Psn sod ia ,hi, county,
lower Than they have e ssSpREW PIzzIS Jar
BY retail. 80 - an7 iroal H 80
,nh DT} nnp
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CYCLE BROTHERS
- uAvE JUsa OPENED FULL ASSORTMENT

CYCLE BROTHERS
- HAVE Juss OPENED AFuLL ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
beautiful STRIPED. SILKS a. Soc, never sold less
81 acK SILKS from 81 to So per yard-a large as
coE Le5Rfs' DRESS GooDs-sucn as roNGEE
SILKS ana all the numerous n h styeS 9s fSS
.ooS SS wards 1 more Of those LINEN REMNANTS,
com SSS Sassm trS WnirE
brics, Swiss Muslins, Check Nsinsook, and VIC
A large or. assortment : of CAMBRIA EDGES;
EJECT Of frS Fl at &c. per yard
4 great many Of these goods hays been purchased
and will be sold accordingly. -,..,
It will pay you to examine our stock before buying
We oder special inducements on account Of re-
moviog to our new sture, No. $40 Broad street. be-
'"' '''.1 l'''0 "'N w. sYcLEa BR Roth s,,
NH 7.lm between Fourth and Firth streets.
rARDozO, FOURQUREAN & co.
by every steamer the latest styles and novelties in
..n .....s.. SPRING GOODS, ."
which tho, guarantee cannot be bought cheaper at
retail, in tie United States In ....-:. =
o.. ..rt ~. SILKS .! .a... ... :
they dee, competition u this market, their stock
being haudsomer and larger than ever before, en-
bracing oil Of the new shades. In
,. BLACK GOODS .r
they are keeping larger and finer stock than they
have ever DONE and call especial attention to this
line OF their business. very largo assortment of
suN-sHADEs AND rARAsoLs, -
latest styles aud shades. A full line of
=. = LADIES' UNDERWEAR. ~. - ~
.s. NOVELTIES IN NEcK-TIEs, SO. i
-. - LACE F1sCHUEs, ,&. 81
:'; ~ VERY handsome A large stock of
CASSIMERES. ii >..--.
tmh 24i :
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THROUGH FREIGHT.

500 A. n. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. ard SATURDAY. Connect,
with steamers at West Point tor F!'rr
landings, Baltimore, and aii western
- points. CONNECTS ri Richmond "!'a
trains on Richmond and banYis!c ra!l.
" road. Richmond and Petersburg. A4i
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
800 2. 81. Leaves Richmond daily except >1a.
day.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
7:oOsA, M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D
SESDAY. and FRIDAY. CON-
meets al West Point with steamer u,
for all landings on Mltapon! ana Ia
-... munkey rivers.
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THE TAXES EMBRACES WITHIN TIE PRO,
VISIONS OF THE. LAW ABOVE QUOTED
APE TI4F. FOII,OWING-TIZ,:

VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED s.
ARE THE FOLLOWING-F1Z.: .a
Ree.iters.. 5000 90
Dealers retail liquor. .......-............. 25 90
Dealers. wholesale LIQUOR Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
dealers In malt liquors, wholesale .......... SO 90
Dealers In malt liquors, retail. 20 90
dealers ia leaf tobacco rs 90
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco. .......... 500 90
And on sales OF over 81 ,000 fifty cents for every
i Tesiers in manufactured tobacco ..... 500.
Manufacturers Of stills. so 90
And for each still NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
Aud for each worm manufactured. 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars. 10 %
Peddlers Of tobacco, frst-class tmore than -
two horses or other animalsl ........... oO w
Sorses or pe other Se snma isSo % 90
or other % au ,Io .a.su .,s .o: 10 90
Fe er nubs 2. conVeSanceJ 10 90
Rrewers OF less than 500 barrels. so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more .......... 100 90
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pASSENEER.


1000 4. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY. 80.
meets with trains on Richmond ta'
Petersburg and ChcsAIraht aHl oli'
railroads. Steamer Havana caTr' la.
timyrr from Pier l4i ltGlt >,t,r'
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and Xxx :..
DAY nj / l.. Vi. Connects MIA
irlins from PhiIliciph..,, NJ" ! "rn
and wc.Eern points. and al Hr'' t".".
with trains for E:chnoud AhA '"e
South.
TIIROCGH FREIGHT.
c.1,.p. NJ Arrives Al Richmond TrE>!Nl
THURSDAY. and sAItlii1Al: Oh,
nectswith steamer 81 West l".LI ron.
baltimore Connects with EIcnh'Hn
and DanvilIe. Richmond AMI fe'EI,
burg. and Chesapeake and ONO '1"'
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
,o.oo 3. NJ Arrives NJ Richziond daily except ,a''
Ao''0 80 day. Connrcts with Rlchmoni saI
Petersburg and Chesapeake an' UNIV
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT. ,,,.
400 7. NJ. Arrives 1t R!chfnond mvSpAy j. " t,n.
WV EEaUAY. and FRIDAY. '%o.
meets az West Point with steamer !'''
from, Nattaponi aud Prmunkry's'e'
landings. 80 r. =,
No transfer Of freigh. at Riehmohu U" - .,'u.,
southern points. Cars run through "''"''-
ana mSi b.ndax aud dispatch, with lowest 'a''
=" Through bills OF hilug, With guarantee '''''
,ss,sd no oil northyr.i and western poinI'' ,,I
Through tickets sold TO all northsrn, eastern
western points. and baggage checker tuIp %t, M
For tickets apply nj Genera s. IJor.l. AID
nnmnauy's De NOT, corner Tweniy-uiird ana '''-
S' r. = hi'DH Il. r. DOUGLAS, snpsrtntrnd'n'.
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!
EVER, that valuable SQUARE of GROUND bound
cd by Cherry and Albemarle streets; fronting iS0
by feet se s nn Ths
perty, adjoining Hollywood Cemetery, Is an excel,
lent location for marblc-yard, and will be leased
Ill ""''' - p''' J. THOMPSON. BROWN,
..-t. Real Estate Agent,
an 3-Gt ills Main street.
PICTURES. ......--
x 600 DIFFERENT KINDS OF PIC
; 9W9aSU y 7ukrs fer ALBUMS az x4sGs Just
AMI HIP Main street.
CLOTHING.
+ ARGE STOCK OF
woRsTED COATISGs.
an5-1m E.B. SPENCE & son.
T. ARer STOCK OF r.. -. ~.
-. FANCY CAssBlEREs.
ap51m E.B. SPENCE & son.
r ARGE STOCK OF -.
al ap Sim DIAGONAL e e. SG 3. spEScE & SON.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
az Slim ..i.--.aE.b SPENCE & SON.
CLOTHING MADE IN THE BEST
- sp slim nAN E: 5: SPENCE & son.
CLOTHING MADE IN THE LATEST
sp 5-1m Z. i. SPENCE SON.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING. ~
i sS5-1m LARGE E. ST 5. SPENCE & SON.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
t ap Slim 'NAAi Al ' {. 3. srENcE & SON.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING AT LOW
aD Slim riE E. s. SPENCE & son.
NoBBY STYLES OF. NECKWEAR.
NoBBY STYLES OF FANCY SHIRTS.
ap Slim Eff. SPENCE & SON.
NTOBBY STYLES OF HOSIERY AND
an slim u.. Z. g. s. SPENCE SON
ALLTHENEW STYLES OF COLLARS.
ap slim H. E.B. SPENCE & SON.
4 Ii THE NEW STYLES OF sUs-
ap 5-lm",us,.'. ~ f. B. SPENCE & SON.
ALL THE NEW STYLES OF SILK
In III HANDKERCHIEFS. 40 ~ o..
5-1m ....-tn.. 4. B. SPENCE & SON.
WE GUARANTEE TO SELL AS Low
w AS THE LOWEST. ".
WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS TO
w BE AS GOOD AS THE BEST.
ID ap slim r. B. SPENCE & SON.
WE GUARANTEE A-R4'l' FEET. TO : PLEASE ALL
.,..., oF OUR PATRONS. p
ap 5.1m - ...;1 E. B. SPENCE & SON.
John E. DoHBETY, mos .os"l "a
- '.....:. DRAPER AND TAILOR, .'@'.l mp
..-s.-... IS, h. 1922 MAIN STREET. H. -
between Eighth and Ninth, would invite Ills Gus
toners and the public to examine the PSI:
LARGEST (AND AS FINE) STOCK or GOODS
ever offered In this market, which he viii make up
in the best manner and low they can be had al
amy house in the city All goods are guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction. <. = 49,
:: SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. NH 15-eod1m Z.
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Wha1thc RiIious Require.

Since torpidity Of the liver is the chief
cause of its disorder, it is evident that
what the bilious require is an Alternative
stimulant which will rouse it to activity,
an affect that is followed by the disap-
pearance of the various symptoms indie
ativc OF its arrangements. liosnttsr's
Stomach Bitters invariably achieve the
primary result mentioned, besides rcmov-
ing the constipation, tlatulence, heart
burn, ycllowncss of the skin and whites
of the eyes, pain IN the right side and UNI
der the right shoulder, nausea, vertigo
and sick headache, to which bilious inva-
lids are peculiarly subject. As remedy
for chronic Indigestion, mental dcspond-
ency and nervousness the Bitters are
equally etficacioUs, and as renovant of
lost vigor, a means Of arrestinG prema-
turc decay, and source Of rclieffrom the
intirmities to which the gentler sex is
peculiarly subject, they may be thorough
ly relied upon.
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HARVEST HOME.

The Harvest Home Association of
Mt Wesley, N. L. Church, met, by APP
psintmeat, and all the officers and man
ayers Of last year were reelected. 1t
was unanimously agreed to hold it this
ysG ia the woods of Dir. George Folk,
at Swan Pond. Arrangements are be-
ing made for one or two Brass Bands,
and Speaker Of ability.
We are anticipating very large
crowd, and We shall be provided boun
tifully with provisions for dinner and
supper, also with various kinds of re-
freshments Time, Thursday, July 26 ;
if Indictment, Friday or Saturday.
J. w. SMITH, Prss't.
J. AcQUrLEIN, Sec'y.
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las ACRES.

more or less.
The improvements are good, compris-
ing a good BRICK HOUSE, with wing
also good Stable, Corn House, and Grana-
ry, and other necessary Outbuildings.
Also a fine ORCHARD of improved vari-
cites of Fruit, and abundance of good wa
ter for family purposes. The fencing is
in good condition. Persons wishing 10
buy are requested to examine the prem
ises.
TERMS OF SALE.-The sale will COM
mencc at ~ o'clock, in front of the Eutler
Hotel, and will be on the terms of one
third CASH, and the balance in two equal
annual instalments, with interest from
day of sale, evidenced by bonds Of the
purchaser, and secured by Deed of Trust
on the property; it is probable the last
instalment will be left in the hands of the
purchaser during the life OF the widow,
with arrangements for the punctual pay
ment Of the interest annually to said wild
ow. On the day of sale this matter will
be fully announced.
DANIEL B. LUCAS, Trustee.
G. d. McGliucy, Auct,
June 80, 1877. CIV
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ATTENTION, mead THIS.

desire TO call the attention of the citi-
zens OF Berkeley and surrounding coun-
ties to the fact, that / have on hand a
large and elegant supply of family car
riages, buggies, rockaways, jenny linds,
and other styles Of vehicles, also wagons
of all kinds and descriptions, which / am
selling lower than other dealers in my
line, either for cash. on time, or in eX-
change for horses, country produce, or
secondhand carriages. | ask attention
to these terms as they are more liberal
than carriage makers usually offer. Times
are hard and money scarce, but | want
my friends and customers to know, that,
nevertheless, they can supply themselves
with carriages.
Persons in want Of old carriage wheels
to fix up their market wagons. or to make
temporary wagons, will find ut my facto-
ry any kind they may desire, some of them
very good and will last long time for
such purposes.
Repairing promptly done rs usual. Give
me call, If you want anything in my
line; 1t will not be my fault if We don't
deal.
VIM. F. GEYER.
Martinsburg, June 0, 1877. If
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As a young couple OF this city were
out riding the other evening, the young
man ventured to ask for kiss. The
young lady was much surprised-as all
young ladies affect to be when such a
request is made-and asked him what
good it would do him. oh, he replied
it would make me feel SO gay and live
ly. well, William, if, as you say, a
kiss is apt to make one 80 very lively,
l think if We expect to get home before
morning, you had better get out and
kiss the old mare.
Mrs. Hayes presented herself in a
pleasant light on Wednesday to the
eyes of Boston. She was driving with
the ladies' of her party when carriage
containing gentleman, lady and sever
al children was overturned in attempt
ing to pass them. Scarcely had the
accident occurred before Mrs. Hayes
was out of her carriage and had one of
the children in her arme, striving to
socsh its frightened cries. Fortunately
10 one was seriously injured, the over
turned vehicle was righted, and all con-
cernsd proceeded on their way.
Mr.. Detrees, superintendent of the
government printing office in Washing
ton, informs applicants for positions
under him, that there are no vacancies
at present nor are there likely to be
any, and that they had better try to
find something to do at home.
Last Wednesday night says the Oak
lond Herald, party OF thieves under
took 10 break into Chauncey Kimmels
house, six miles from Oakland. Mrs.
Kimmel, who was alone, barricaded the
doors, and they finally tried window,
which gave way under their efforts.
Then Mrs Kimmel quit tooling and
shot at the gang, but unfortunately
didn't hit any Of them.
! a Brooklyn woman has three sons,
triplets, aged IA, who are SO much
alike that the landlord Of the hotel
where they stop only charges her board
for oneboy.
A Mississippi farmer found a new
born infant on his door step the other
morning, labelled Samuel J. Tilden.
lie is convinced there has been fraud
somewhere.
G. L. Fisher, manager of the Taylor
Hotel, Winchester, in the absence OF
the proprietor, Mr. Elliott, took "French
leave" on Friday night last. 1t is sup
posed that he carried away between SIX
and seven hundred dollars. Mr.. Elliott
went to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where
Fishers family resides, in hopes OF
overhauling him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO the Creditors of Adam Sherman, de-
L ceased--ln pursuance of decree of the
Circuit Court of jefferson, made in Il cause
therein pending to subject the real estate
of said Adam Sherman to the payment of
his debts, you are required to present your
claims against the said Adam Shcr-
nan for adjudication to Clcon Moore,
Commissioner, at his office in the said
County, on or before Monday, August -,
1877.
Witness, 3. C. Washington, Clerk of
said Court, this 23rd day of June, 1877.
b. G. WASHINGTON,
Clerk of Jefferson Circuit Court, w. Va.
July I. 1877. CIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-07-14

fad convenient access to Martlnsburg
than to either Charleston or Clarkes-
burg.
Members OF former Legislatures can
testify on this point, since it has been
their fortune to pass Martinsbnrg going
from the North-west to CharlestOn-a
compliment returned by the Kanawha
delegates when frozen rivers drove
them by the Valley and Baltimore d
Ohio roads Of Wheeling. Martinsburg
was = central point to each section-it
10 the same now-and as a railroad cen
ire it is actually nearer, in time and
travel, to mere than two thirds of the
State, than either of its competitors.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.