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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-27

New PYTHIAG ORoAN.-Aiessrs. W. H.
Baille and LeroyS. Edwards propose to is
sue, il sufficiently supported by the order in
Virginia, on March 18th The Pythian Her
aid IAN ,eight-page paper), and bi-monthly
thereafter, in May, July, September, No
yember, and january. The chief aim Of
the Herald will be to supply news OF the
order from every section, and also to dis
cuss questions OF interest to the lodges and
their members; to giye historical sketches
OF the lodges, and brief biographies of its
prominent members, and in oil Legitimate
WAYS the.publishers will endeavor to make
the Herald of value to every knight.
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CoNsUMprrvEs, TAKE NorIcE.-Eyery moment
Of Delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on the judicious choice Of . remedy. The
amount OF testimony in favor of Dxs:scHENCR's
PJLaoSIei jsYRUp,i rs q cure for Consumption
far exceeds all that can be brought to support the
prctensions of any other medicine. See rschenck's
almanac, containing the certificates OF many per-
sons Of the highest respectabiiity, who have been
restored to health after being pronounced lncurabe
by physicians Of acknowledged ability. sc1IESCK's
PULMoNIc SYRUP alone has cured many, as these
evidences vii show; but the cure Is often promoted
by the employment of two other remedies which
DR.. schenck provides for the purpose. These addi-
tional remedies are scnENcK's SEA-WEEp
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS. BY the timely use
OF these medicines, according to directions, DIR.
Schenck certles that most any case Of Consumption
may be cured.
Or. Schenck Is professionally ut his principal Of
fee, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
addressed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

the it ot Janwarv and 1mst OF Jue he
the present gear haze to bepnid oythe purchase,
On all sales made betDee,l the 1st of July and las
This custom was adopted abollt fifteen yearsags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vieinity.l
Z. Il. COOK, 10 4. NJ, houshhold and Office furni.
ture. .....
GRUBBS &C WILLIAMS, AZ z. NJ, lots on Sixth
street Navy Hill; also, large lot on east side o
Sixth street, between Jackson and Duyal streets
E. W. POWELL, 10 A. NJ, ut residence No. 72e
Main street, fusniture, oil-paintings, carpets
cookiug-stOye, &c,
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice 10
seph u. White presiding.-W. q. Morgan,
charged with stealing woollenshawl from
Lewis H. Blair, pleaded guilty and was sent
to jail for sixty days. This ls the man who
made the large purchases from the whole
sale men. ~ -.f"
The following parties were sent to Jail :
General Roane, four months for stealing q
lot of cloth from Michael irwin William Har-
ris (colored), sixty days for stealing two axes
from A. j. Mcdowell; Daniel johnson alias
Cross and Richmond Nelson, to await eX-
animation on the 18th Oh the charge OF
burglariously entering the house OF Israel
Bee (colored}; Martha Miller (colored),
thirty days for being disorderly on the
street. % .'fss,' -. -
The following were fined: Wyatt Thorn
ton (colored), for disorderly conduct (;
PUNK ChalkIy (colored), So, for throwing q
brick at William Arlnstead; Hannah Bran
non (colored), $3.50, for beating Martha
Miller; Albert Turner (colored), 81, for as
sauting Columbia Turner. f.
The case of Jesse Spain (colored), charged
with stealing So from James Patterson, was
continued until the 9th.
Philip Robinson (colored6 charged with
wounding Charles Burruss with rock, was
sent on to the grand jury for indictment.
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ASSOCIATION HALL o-NrGHT.-Pr Professor
Reade viii give an attractive entertainment
al Association Hall tonight for The benefit
OF the Sunday school Of the First Presby-
terian church: The scleetionsf for this occa-
sion are oil new and we'll calculated to
please ai who attend. The Professor Is so
well and fay0rably known to our commune
ty that it Is unnecessary to say more than
UNSURPASSED. The readings last night ut
Trinity church were well attended, and gave
great satisfaction, s.S sas5 sss ~. g 81
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Robbery.-Sunday night the store OF Lee
Clements, in the suburbs of the city, was
broken open by burglars and robbed. En-
trance was effected through the front win
dow. The burglars took $25 in money and
some groceries. No clue to the perpetra-
tors of the work.
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"T1E VERY THING NEEDED, = has been the ut
,erance Of both hemisphcres for the past thirty
years, to secure good and wholesome appetite 81
the Breakfast, Dinner, or Luncl-table, IS Doltie
os The nEyIJ1sE Lea 6 PERKINS, WORCESTER
su1Rr SAUCE for Meats, Game, Fish, &C., &c. II
5mnarts a favor and zest highly prjzed by al who
have the good fortune to it. The great popu.
larity OF the above sauce has induced many coun-
terfeita, Purchasers will do well to obtain the gen.
nine which is easily determined by the style Of Bot
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New York.,

FROM WonTHINGroN & TINGEs, Pharmacists,
Baltimore, March 10, 1876: We are assured ny
the leading physicians that CoLDEN's LIEBlGs
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoR-
AToR Is truly wonderful preparation, and may be
relied upon preventive against disease, and ef-
fectng positive cures In cases Of weakness deprcs-
sion, fever, ague, and nervous Affections.
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ST. PATRICK's-DAy CELEBRAT1oN.-The
convention which assembled in Cathedral
Hall on the night tof the 22d instant to make
arrangements for the celebration OF St. Pat
rick's day has been summoned to reassem-
BILE on Thursday night next, Mt the same
place, to consider business Of urgent i'm
.portance to the delegates. i+ $500
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THE NATIoNAL SITUATION.

FALSE PRETENcEs.-!sergeant Dan. Wren
Yesterday ascertained that theman Morgan
alias Wood, arrested for and convicted OF
stealing a shawl from Lewis FL. Blair, bad
gotten small quantities OF goods from seye-
raj merchants on false pretences. Woods
plan was to play of as a country merchant,
order large bill OF goods, take out some
articles OF small value, and promise to pay
for them when he came in to settle bis bli'.
He, OF course, never intended to'come back.
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DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added q well-sclected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CIIINEEY and SKILFuL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST Glass
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most expe
litiOus manner.
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ORGANIsT ELECTED.-Professor Frank Os-
good, late OF Springfield, Mass, has been
elected organist OF the First Baptist church,
Of this city, rice Professor A. Z. Pettlcolas,
resigned. .a# "
Professor Osgood is first-rate oreanist,
and we heartily welcome him among us.
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Mn. OSCAR CRANz has again received small lot
OF thnt celebrated premiere serre champagne.
This wine Is selected for him with the greatest care
and without regard to cost, and is ssia 20 oc .ne
finest wine cent 10 the United States. This last ship
,nent Is of the famous 1874 vintage, and Is consid-
cred even better than any received heretofore
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The CONCERT To-N NIGHT. II he Satter con-
cert, which Is to take place tonight, prom.
.ises to prove q rare treat to all lovers OF ex-
cellsnt music who may be wise enough to
attend.
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THE r. L. I. Blues AssoCIATION-TuE
MEETING LAST TNIGHT-ELECTION OF OFF
CERs.-The Il. L. /. Blues Association, re-
Gently chartered by The General Assembly,
held meeting at the Virginia Opera-House
last night, the President, Colonel George
Wythe Munford, in the chair, and Thomas
II. Blankenship, Esq, secretary. There
were about fifty members present, including
old honorary, war members, and many
others more recently connected with the
company. Altogether there were more
than hundred names enrolled, and the
material is OF the very first order. The
organization will consist OF civic, military,
and contributing members, to work toge-
ther to treasure the history and traditions Of
the past, and to make the future Of the COM
mand bright and honorable.
| Colonel Munford gave some interesting
"reminiscences of the Blues, and facts
gathered by him from public records and
from personal sources in regard to the date
of the organization, which, correctly stated,
was May 10, 1893, and not 1888, as is some
times claimed. Previous to the former date
there had been in Richmond a company call
ing themselves Republican Blues. From
that the confusion OF dates probably arose.
Colonel Munford entered the Blues in 1918
or 1919 as private, and was..twice captain.
Colonel Bigger and Mr.. Isaac l.. Cary,
very old Blues, were among those present.
The blue uniform Of Captain o. Jennings
Wise was placed upon the stage. 1t served
as well for reminder Of that gallant gen.
tleman as for the days when the company
was in its pride and glory, and was plainly
distinguishable in all parades by that dress.
or the military company John s. Wise
was elected captain, and Andrew Pizzini,
Jr., first lieutenant. The remainder Of the
officers will be chosen at the next meeting,
which is to be held Monday night, March
9TH. The uniform Of the company is to be
very nearly the same as that worn in 1860
F. P. Benedict was elected assistant Sec
retary, and Ike Newman collector.
Adjourned.
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BEAR IN MIND!
REMEMBER THE FACT

-1 S, 81 ss..Ts DO NOT FoRaET-
that until March 18th We allow discount oi Mn
,,er cent. ON Mi sales. After that date no deviation
from the marked PRICES A.SAKs & Co.,
the Popular CIothiers,
a. ,is No. 1913 Main street.
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SICK.---Sergeant Chalkley was sick yester-
day, and Sergeant Howard filed his place
rs crier OF the Police Court
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,. so.

DIRECT IMPORTATION OF SHERRY WINE 70
RIcHMosD--tessrs. w. u. BnAtR & CO., 9O3 3faiu
street, have Just received from w. d. G. Duff Cor
don, Port, st. Mar3s Spain, large supply Of differ
ent grade SherTfes, Pale and Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR and Hye offered ut very low figures.
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SAVE MoNEY'by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, 10 "
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-27

M. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, inser' aa,
yertisements In all Of the newspapers OF ths Cneu
States as publishers rates. Orders let ~ tne use
patch counting-room will receive pronst as.en.
tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-27

NICE LITTLE SUITS for nice little boys at A.
SAKs CO.'S, No. lO19 Main street.
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LEA s PERKINS,
WoRCEsrERsI1RE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Perrins'
signature is OH every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS
- New YORK,
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PROFESSIONAL.

rVHOMAS D. JEFFRESS, ATTORNEY
i AT LAW, will practice In the courts Of Neck
lenburg, Charlotte and Halifax counties.
Special attention to COLLECTIONS, and prompt
remittances.
Post-ofice address: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Meek
lenburg, Va. 1e27-ts
OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABIT
W CURED IN FROM TEN TO TWENTY DAYS
guarantee cure in every case, no matter Of how
long standing or In what quantity the drug may
have been used No PAY REQUIRED OF RESPoS-
SIBLE PERSONS UNTIL CURED.
j. L. STEPHENS, 81. D.,
fe 5-dSw3m American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
nR. p. PETERS, " '+..
u .r.r..a VETERINARY SURGEON
(latc surgeon Of the New York College of Veteri-
nary Surgeons.)
.E5 1I19 FRANKLIN STREET. ..i
All kinds Of VETERINARY MEDICINES kept
on hand for farmers' use, de 4-d&w3m
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H., CHURCH NOTES. AT Sidney Baptist church
the pastor (Rev. Haryie HATCHERY preached
morning and night to large and solemn con-
gregations. After preaching at night two
persons were received into the fellowship
Of the church. The meetings in this church
60 on every night this week. ,.ssat.r a1'
). at the Second Baptist church the pastor
(Rev. Henry McDonald) preached morning
and night TO large and attentive congre-
cations. Two persons were baptized at
night. 3r, sf
AT the First Baptist church Or. Jeter
preached In the morning, and the, pastor
(Dr. Warren) at night. At night one per-
son was baptized. ! =
At the Manchester Methodist church on
Sunday morning Bishop Dogsett preached
an excellent sermon On the text, "To him
that knoweth to do good and doeth it not.
to him it Is SIM" At night the annual
meeting OF the Manchester Bible Society
was held. Very interesting addresses were
delivered by Bishop Doggett, DR.. NJ. d.
Hoge, and Mr.. Crenshaw (Bible colporter).
The collection was quite good. Rev.
George G. Vanderslice was elected presi-
dent, DR.. Matthews secretary, and J. G..
Wells treasurer. All the ministers are vice
presidents.
terday was we'll attended. All the preachers
were present except Dr.. Edwards, who is in
Norfolk to dedicate a church. There were
several visitors, among them Revs. w. w.
Royal, OF West Point, and l.. y. Betty, Of
Charles City.
Rev. DR.. Sledd preached at Broad-Street,
Rev. S. A. Steel at Centenary, and DR.. Ben
nett at Park Place, on Sunday.
At Oregon Hill Methodist Episcopal
church the pastor, Rev. George NJ. Wright,
preached morning and night. At night
there was very large congregation; two
persons came forward as penitents. There
have been several conversions in this
church, and the meetings will continue all
the week. ..- a..
At Union Station church Rev. George e.
Booker preached in the morning and Rev.
r. B. Beadles at night.
St. Peters Cathedral was crowded to its
utmost capacity at half-past in the eve
ming, when Rt. Rev. Bishop Gibbons de-
livcrea most instructive and pleasing dis
course explanatory OF the ceremonies used
| in the celebration of the mass, vespers, etc.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INpIcATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
eastcrly winds, and warmer md partly
cloudy weather will prevail. ~
For the Gulf States, falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, warmer
cloudy, and rainy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary followed by falling barometer,
increasing northeast winds, stationary tenn
perature, and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
westerly winds, stationary followed by
higher temperature, and partly cloudy OF
clear weather, possibly northwest winds and
falling barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool
and pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY : 6 \. NJ, 50
8 A. NJ, Al; noon, Sc; 3 P. NJ, Ok: 8 r
M., As; midnight, sc. ssa.
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CLOTHING.
JoHN LATOUCHE. "a
40. TENTH STREET,
ha, just received the first instalment OF SPRING
GOODS. some OF the choicest IN the market.
PRICES VERY MODERATE.
style and workmanship unsurpassed. A call re
spcctfully solicited. fc 26
T, B. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAlLoRs,
f,oa 1900 Main street.
DLACK CLOTHS AND DOESKINS
in great variety.
feo4 F. 3. SPENCE & SON.
SPRING OVERCOATS
at low prices.
fe24 E.B. SPENCE & son.
DLAID CASHMERE SUlTINGS
in great variety.
ea4 f. b. SPENCE & son.
ENGLIsH WORsTED COATINGs
In all the new styles.
m24 T. Il. SPENCE & son.
NOBBI STYLES OF NECK-WEAR
Of all the new styles.
fe24 f. r. SPENCE & son.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
in the best style.
fc24 Z. b. SPENCE & son.
EVERY VARIETY OF HOSIERY
at bottom prices.
fc24 L. B. SPENCE 6 SON.
ALL THE NOBBY STYLES OF
COLLARS at low prices.
fc24 +. Il. SPENCE & son.
NECK-WEAR OF ALL KINDS
1T low figures.
ie24 e SPENCE 4 son:
DAHLlA AND BLUE CLOTHS
of fine quality.
fe24 E &. SPENCE & son.
CEILING OFF AT \ PROFIT
to continue business.
fe24 i. Il. SPENCE & son.
QNE-DOLLAR UNDERsHIRT
atl30o Main street.
rco4 L. l.. SPENCE & son.
NEW STYLES OF
SPRING OVERCOATS.
c2i L. Il. SPENCE & SON.
GLoTHING AT Low PRICES
at The old Corner Store.
fco4 f. b. SPENCE & SON.
i ARGE ASSORTMENT OF
cAsSIMERES
at the old Corner Store.
fe24 E SPENCE & SON.
OVERcoATS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. .
fe24 E. D. SPENCE & SON.
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT is THI
PEMBROKE. u
f.24 E. b. SPENCE & son.
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS s
FOR SALE LOW.
fe24 EB. SPENCE SON.
TN STYLE AND VARIETY -,f3
... OUR STOCK s...
" CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
se24 E. l.. SPENCE & son.
NEck-wEAR. ...@
OF ALL THE NEW STYLES.
fe24 f. B. SPENCE & SON.
GOOD CLOTHING
ATLow PRICES. a-
e24 f. b. SPENCE SON.
so-CENT STORE.
rl,HIs WEEK AT THE
se-cEST STORE:
goo TAPESTRY MAT5-elegant designs,
100 LARGE WATERS,
$50 SMALL WALTERS 1.-TWO for 99c.},
More OF those elegant WALNUT FRAMES,
600 WHITE OoUNTERpANES-ycry cheap,
l5O LARGE CLoTIIES-HAMPERS,
= Allne Of beautiful SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
worth $3.50, tf.,-s
Genuemen's LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
-four FOR o9c.),
$50 NEW BooKs-works OF :. ouida, Augusta
Evans, Bulwer, and . very Hne London edition
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Aitl,n1olld @ispatth.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY o., 1877.

ny-TtsE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY fr r,4.,a /. .sE.y,l;-
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wv ANTED, ATONCE, TWO tCOLORED
w BLACKSMITEIS to work on street-wagons
and shoe mnles Apply at 1919 Franklin street.
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G1 S00 rWANTED.--An active and en-
able Character can PURCHASE HALF-TNTER-
EST for 81 500 In pleasant and agreeable btsi-
ness now well established. paying well, and rapidly
increasing. Being frequently called from the city
is the object for wanting partner. Address PART
NER. through the Richmond post-o1ice.
Fa0 ;.
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WTANTED.-WEssON THE TAILOR,
w No. IL Twelfth street. will 1T you In SUIT
or FAIR OF PANTS: at saving Of 20 per cent;
Give him trial Satisfaction or no charge. MN t,
IONS.
Every garment cut for beauty and comfort. s
.. fo = - =
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WANTED, TO LOAN several small
w amounts on REAL ESTATE. from $500 to
$4,000 FRANK u. HILL,
fe 24.3t 11O8 Maiu street.
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nrFrAy.O LITrEIA WATERS WAT--,.~
THE BUFFALO y hIrH1A 1a1 WATERS
,rc,u1,R MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
IL, nTIIrp FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
on,,e Of The most cn,ncn. medical mea OF Tue
,n,,,iry pronounce these wattrt
county "wErI-NIGH SPECIFIC"
IN nos, Of the
n,,~r,,, MALADlEs PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
DYSPEPSIA, .t..
NEURALGIA, --..
LIVER AFFECTIONS, s.,. ...t
CHRONIC DlhRRHEA.
PARALYSIS, GOUT,
...... RHEUMATISM,
.Sp IN DISEASES or THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
,.o. ~. second 10 none OF the celebrated mlneTa
r,tcrs Of The world and In some of the diseases
,.-c enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
-.sn,ts as remarkable As any of record, whether OF
r,,ne-al waters or medicines. This claim Is en-
h,t,c,llv atsesscd by those whose statements aeiy
in,u,stiou or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address on application.
The wsters arc pn: up in cases of one cozen hal'-
raou bottles at S5 per at the Springs invara'
hx In advance THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor BHt!alo l.iihia Springs, Va.
,slG-TuSSLm g.
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1t was arranged that the commissioners
appointed to select a permanent location
for the Central tcolored) Lunatic Asylum
should on yesterday visit the Poe farm, be-
low this .:ity; to-day go to Petersburg; to-
morrow take final vote, and on Thursday
make their report to the two houses. Pc
tersburg is bidding highest for the asylum,
and the indications are that it will get it.
1t is desirable chiefly because Of the large
amount of money (about $4,000. per an
num) that is spent by the institution in the
vicinity OF its location.
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II OANS.-We pay special attention to
| ~ NEGOTIATING LOANS UPON RlCHM0ND
| CITY REAL ESTATE. Persons having money 70
| invest or hose wishing to borrow upon UNDouBT-
ED SECURITY ONLY, will find II TO their interest 70
| apply to US. CHAFFIN, STAPLES Co,
Real Estate AIctioneers.
fe 26-lw ~ gl Tenth and Main streets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-14
NEW TO DAY.
NOTICE or SHERlFF'S
SAILS

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
4 B decree Of foreclosure aud order OF saie
issued ont Of the District Court OF the Fourh
Judicial District in and for the county OF
humboldt, State Of Nevada, on the IUth Gay
of April, A. D. 1871 to me directed ana
delivered upon a judgment and decree OF lofe-
fJosllre aut. sale recovered in said Court on
the 10th day Of April, A. ID. 1877, IN favor u
j. n plac-, plaintiff, and against the Jersey
Mining aud smell ing Company for the sum %
SID G6l g6 principal, u. > gold CON, WITH
interest OF said amount at the rate OF one per
cent per month from the SUth day OF y ny, a
H. 1915, until paid, III axe goa conn., To-
gether with $1,000 o. attorneys fees, All IN
like coin, and coz of suit taxed ut so 49,
and expenses Of sale, i'll ia u. ;. gold CON,
and by WI ch ] WAS commanded 10 sell the
mos legged pzoptrts hereinafter DESCRIBED at
public auction according 20 ". To tht mn
,st bidder for cash .. 5. gold cai3, or safl-
cient thereof to satisfy said principal inter.
est costs, attorneys fses, md expenses OF
sale, aid to ppIy he came to the payment
ol said sums.
The following is description Of the prep
erty authorized to he soio by virtue OF jag
Il ent, decree If foreclosure and order %
sale, t. wit:
IN that certain properly located and situa-
ted in jersey Mining District, Humboldt
county, State of Nevada aud was located by
A. ;. lIeAble, james AcAhS, Nathaniel lay
To- an jos h Park, cuuSi lng OF two ste
tfons of 9B5 feet each, and is snG~n as the
1renble Mine aud c insisting OF hiteer hut
dred ~ - fest on the course # the VEN or
lode. with : rec hundred (@Ddl feet on each
side Of saia leaIe or dc; also, the first claim
or lode loc ted adjcin 10 the mmble on the
soutk, consisting Of fifteen hG dted 1850
ie On the c, urss Of the led q or lode, with
three hun ired $500 feel on each siac OF said
dge or lode. max ng three theu~and 5000
feet On IL e above ledge or lode. with all the
dips, spurs aud angIt~. aisp. att the locations
of mini z, or water rights and privileges, mil
sieeS, together with ali town los, aud al
property Of every descripti II, and all ores
nov on the dumps or belonging 70 the said
Jersey III ming and Hsclt.n@ Company, II uaie
and be ng incl v said Jefsey Mining district,
Humboldt county. SIate of hevHda.
Therefore. pursuant TO said judgment and
decree ard in ODE. iauce to its fequil emcnts,
/ will oppose to sale at public auction to he
highest bidder for cash in hand, payable IN
L 5. gold coin at the Cour: House door, ia
Winne1nucca humboldt county heyad ,on
SATURDAY, THE TNELFTH DAY or
MAY, 1877,
At one O'Clock p. NJ. o said day. all the right,
title and interesi OF said defendant in and TO
said above descibed pr pefty now had IT had
Nav 3Uth. 1875. or any time since then ae-
quired. TO satisfy sid Judgment AID decree.
eli ven uuds my hand al my Office in inne-
muce;, humboldt county, Ne ada, l4th cay
Of april. 1871. I. A NILE,
sheriff Of Humboldt county, Nevada.