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, 1877-04-10

EQRTfEA.

MATAxoRAs, April p.-ueneral Cortina left
this city last night at / o'clock under strong
escort for tho mouth Ut tic Rio Grande, where
he subsequently embarked on the Mexican matt
of-war Liberty, to be conveyed to Vera Cruz,
where It Is believed he wilt be
p!arcd in the eaktlc o: san Juan de Ulloa.
His friends arc rejoicing that hc Is beyond the
control of Canales, and feel confident that bis
llfo Is safe In the hands Of the Ulaz Govern
mcnt.
, 1877-04-10

Tnu ntasm from Dux 5SS ut 3:(l5 ycsten1ay
morning was caused by tho burning OF bas,. III
the rear Ut M. 1Ou3 NcHt Lake STREET, owncd
aud occupied by c. D. lsa1nsry. lns*, $4o1.
The llamea communicated to frame Auusn nt,sl
ilnpur,s shpp, No. lt33 owncii nt,,l txvlr.c,l by
A. Edwards. Dumasu to building uAl stoeE,
83Ug, Cause ut,kliuw1t.
, 1877-04-10

Ambassador To 81. Petersburg unless Russia
sends one To Constanttnopic, and makes
Montenegro aecedc TO the portc's peace pro-
posafs.
rhs bfy 3x;sraps f., Err Err, forFesponafns
ptrtmptory demand from Russia TO know
whether It intended to send IN envoy 10 St.
Petersburg"
, 1877-04-10
GRAsSH0PPERS.
dpseiu3 N1pQteh 10 5As tribune.


LINCOLN, Neb.. April 2.-iseports from tho
West Indicate that, though aou,e Usa1shoppcrs
a1e hatchlng, not 10 ulany hateh ~ we're ex-
peeted, sna farmers arc nut frightened. Imtni-
xration Il already rolling IN. Gov. uarber will
soou rce:iye reports from every part qt tle
ststc, which will 10 reliable, and Will bs seps
you.
, 1877-04-10

AT EAST sAt3IN.\sv, MICH.

:p<rtai Dfs>ascA to The 71ibsnE,
EAST BAutSAw. MirI,.. april IA dwelling
house, owned by Seth Wiley, WIS destroyed by
a,s yeatcrday, together w!tl' must of shc cuts-
tc,sts.' Loss, s9.0U. Inx'lrcl for sa,0tD In taIc
Nutonnl and Pcn,isylyauIa Insurance Culppa-
lilies. Supposed t" hare been bet IN fire. A
houso Gil the sau,e stu was destroyed by III In.
tGnaIasy fEu U year ago.
, 1877-04-10

sp<e'aa hspaseA 70 7he tribune.
WAsn1SoEoN, d. T.. Apsll a-Alonxo BELL
chlct Clerk Of tho Interior Department, "as to"
nrrartn,sn, scr,ctarr sc1u,rx oircrc, nj. TO.
49," ~ :. l,,tn, f,,r,r.r,x
altioh 10 4cu' !4s E' 1a'net sutA's''I
member Ut Congress from NlscoA~
ain, hut 4 nractlciny lawycr tu fhts
49, ...,rs r,,,s t,.,na a..,,r,,,
~ 'V9 w. pass 49,. .ts-., - 49,. .,,r,j.,,.
tne appointment, US laa sa!a9s ID nos saanc'e"s
10 warrant hlM III giving up tl!s pirate bus1Hcas.
Ar,ttn- ,,rnmfnrrt 1awyrr. win wua also tnyft.
1as'os"cs p.o.'''"eos ~" ~. ""o ~" ,,,.' 80 ~
cd to taxed Lie place. Was aofcca TO dsellhe 1oF
etlntlar reasou Fa.lit's to secure q lawyer ot
acknowledged ability, o. Ac lcslrcsj, the setEt.
tary nDooiltc.l the Man In tho Department whu
of Iii ptleFs sertucI bcst tIttes by cxpcsleuco
.r5 - np~r'd shtitsv ~ Mi tl,c ,u,sltfnin,.
anu proved aonlty 10 na :, 'me y nos",oA' nns
Asaas as,u Aau 1.!s!'".,a man" ,,o, ,,,,o
lhcSc hare pcet1 in4hy setucats tHat tue oIues
Of pre}l1cllt Htnnts susEe4utn1 t'4c river anu
larbuF appropriations VI t4c ntst Scs&soh at !no
lust Congress be revoked. Thls WIZ nfonabsY
, 1877-04-10

NEW YoEE, April ga very heavy robbery
has been reported to the poliee. Great secrecy
Ia observed coneesuiux It, ard detectives aud
officers Are searching in every direction for The
property aud thieses. 1t is alleged that four
sltj.
, 1877-04-10


LINCOLN, ILL.,, April 1.-THE large twp.story
aud basement srHidcaeo Ut Martin HItlcy, Esq,
situated unc mllc east Ut town, adjoining tic
FUR grounds, wns destroyed by fire ut u'cloch
this lllotnl.g. I.as about S3tUN., Insurance,
e4.uU. Thctaniy escaped In thc;t night-ciothca,
but eavrt nothing.
, 1877-04-10

MENPHIs, Tcnu.. April a.-Geu. Patterson,
Collector VI this District, last Friday night
msde raid on soms Illicit dlsttllestes ID Henry
County. Tenn.. and destroyed two stills, $500
gallons II .naah and beer, anl other material,
and arrested four parties concerned ia thcse
crooked utStIllcEte4.
, 1877-04-10

liiox-woHKs TO DE CLOSED.
BiRu1souAM, April o.--Thosnycratt & Co.'s
Wolrcrhanpton Iron-Works arc about to be
closed because tue ei9ht-houf system las re-
suited tn continuous loss. About 200 work.
men Will be thrown out Of employment.
FAD ron LONDON nAn1E3.
The cattle-uIaguc has broken out ut Wlllcs-
de1l, Mfdd1cscx County, on large lairy-farn,.
Within three miles are 900 to a000 COWS,
wlosu uilk goes 10 London.
, 1877-04-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Burnett's F1avorinK Extracts. There II
no subject which should moro enEfoss atten-
arc used in nsyosthx tho various Compounds pro.
pared for the human st1maeh. nnrnetts Extracts
arc prepared from fruits Of Tho best qua,tJ. and
arc highly toncentFated.
''IfT nst lafm trciusir<iy," Sherman House,
Chita9o; tts End them ths 6tss" Southern Hotel,
uetei, San Francisco.
, 1877-04-10

cLKvEtANp, O.. April 8.---Thc tiso at Green.
wc'l. o., yesterday morning, totally destroyed
ttlc planIng ntfl1 owned by J. =. banks. Loss,
S50UO; nO tnsurailre.
, 1877-04-10
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, u. C., April 10.-For tho Upper
Lake region, upper Mississippi und Lover Mis-
souri, Valleys, southeast to northwest wtud.,
rising barometer, slight changes In temperature
aul partly cloudy weather, With areas Ut ra!n
ln Missouri md Iowa.
LouAL pHAk4Y4TanM.
, 1877-04-10

CALCUTTA. April g.-The humber Of natives
on tho relief works increased $1,000 the past
week, chiefly tn Kcruoul, hillary, and North
Arcut.
, 1877-04-10

Keep'8 Custom Shirts Made to MenEurr.--
vesy best, q far 30; no obligation 10 keep any of
Keeps shtfta unless perfectly satisfactory. 173
MAdIAon.et
, 1877-04-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
Lonpok. April 9-Stcamships Alrfatie, Clty
Of Chester, syrlsn, aud Spartan, from New
York, and Baltimore, from Baltimore, have ar-
flYsd out.
, 1877-04-10
'STIl.I ACTIVE,

STILL ACTIVE,
Nx~ Yogx, April 9.-Ex-Guy. TiiIeu was
riding in carrtage ll!s AFTERNOON, when shs
horses ran away. T!ldsn jumped cut, escaping
without injury.
, 1877-04-10

pfENtNo or NAyIaATloH.
ST. PETERSBURG. April Q. 9.-Nasigat4on Is open
TO Konigsbcrg, md the tcc In the river Is break
i, Ing up.
, 1877-04-10
FRANCE.

DonpEAux, April n-Tho second ballot for
member Of the Chamber Of Deputies took p!acc
to-day. Aiic, 1rcconc1ab1e Radical. obtained
1911, and Caduc, Opportuuist Republican, l, les
v0tes.
PANS, April 9.-Circgory Ganesco, newspaper
publisher aud politician, Is dead.
, 1877-04-10
EPA1N,


MlS1sTKH GUSHING.
MApn1D, April o.-Gcu. Gushing, American
Minister, hal farewell audience With tho
Hing.
, 1877-04-10

Mrs+ v1nssow.s soathinE Syrup. for chill.
lion, tlays Ill pain. Sure 10 regulate The bowels.
, 1877-04-10
Specimen Thefts Which Have Re-
Gently Come to the Surface.
Returning.Board Adams Has Fl.
nally Fixed the New House.
by Liberal Figuring He Gives the
Democrats Fourteen Ma
j0rity.
The Centennial Grabbers Chookmated
by the Supreme Court. :
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CuAXuKnLAIN's PROGRAMME.


w.sutNoroY, b, C., AurIi v.-Thc excite
,ncnt oyer t;oy Ctambcslaln's future course In
south taroltua arcr,s tu be greater in Washing
ton thon It il in Columbia. 4 number Of tho
.,o,. ...,,,t,,art corr.t.t,1oers. who have nil
"oss o"', pu"t .s 1,rps;,,rrs,s ,nliry. and who
n"ng opp1seu a. luz ~ .teir cnrtatlou Of tl,o
act of withdrawing tue troops from the South
f,o.,itu, a,ota,trtu,se. nro still tu Washington
,i"I..s. ,assht,,a IN t,,rr nowcr To snye what.
an'e everything w., :" .,air % ,ssn no1i,,cal wrcck
ever thcY tan from t"eaI ""n lo..'eas "Is."
These men arc now unanimous lu tho asscFtlun
tb;,t Gov, Chamberlain will
NOT owe up TIE CONTEST,
us It wat supposed lo would do, but will con.
tlnuo to assert Ills t's'c 10 tlae ao7cfhorsnp OF
South Carolina. oven hftor tic tfoops nra With"
drawn, ana that he will not surrender until Ills
tt1o nas been aaslsatea BY ts Supreme y .n,
coaft ot tae on''cu o'atse, os aut' ~ 10 u,.sc"
to do 10 by force. It u possible that Gos. CEan'
bcrlain l,us changed Ills mind rs to tho policy ic
1,ou ps s,. ,a 1 s ~at ,+s~n ~, a.t1, .ta, u
Asse''ens' oat ~ "A u.s. 49,, -" pas
OF HAVING tohe so' Nosce s'nce tae eo"aso'eFsS
lu South Carolina began has aoy. Chamberlain
tot,, ht,ntclf at The head pf tho Government Of
.s" ..a.n .5 .,,,-I,,- ~. ,,.lt - sva.tf,'o.
t'at o,a'e' a',a .,'.. "a'"e 40 ,'s w..
ho spoke ot tlls ia:t to almost cFerr ono who
convcrscd With him rs being perfectly Under
s,,aM nv botb tlo Republicans and Uemocrat.
~ n,,ti, C,rr,tno II. wa. dctcrmtnr;1 hcf.,r,
eo1ta ~ "'Ss. .s.,..',
nc came netc 10 take aueau1aso u every .eenul'
rcnacr Until absolutely iorcsd to Do sol but l!e
uuycr fos, . inon'vnt contemplated Leading ltis
followers Into nu R1itu conflict With tho Whit
people Ut the State. Hu !as always
understood, ,nuch better than tue Northern pco-
pic cau .lo, tic utter folly and hopclcssncss OF
aMy suci! course. could only result !n the
nnnihlutlon ot himself and thoao W4o stoou BY
| hin, and cuuid potstbfy
~ inc sane TINE. 1oY. Gnan!oeeain, s,, Sa 9n us
tani to rrInuin III possession vi the House
npI nIs,, nf TIM archives nj ttu Htufr mill bu
was forced to abandon them, Qnu t'lv fu.t that
| Ito d,cs not at onco iaauc proclamation to
bis followers In South Carol!na, pack up
, 1877-04-10
LADIES' UNDERWEARs
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
v. A, SIMPSON
g. co.
List Of Special Bargains we,
are Offering this week: j.

List of Special Bargains we,
are Offering this week:
200 doz Misses Fancy Hose,
all sizes, at 25c.
80 doz Ladies' Fancy Hose at
SIC, sold last season at
Csc.
100 doz Ladies' regular.made
Fancy Hose at Soc, regu.
lar price $500.
$50 doz Ladies' regular.made
Balbriggan Hose at 37ac.
100 doz Ladies' Balbriggal
Hose at Soc, usually sold
at 75c.
200 doz Mems Half Hose at
15c.
200 Ladies' Che1nises,at S7ac.
$50 Ladies' Chelnises, extra
quality, at 5Sc. l.
200 Ladies' Night Dresses at
| 75c.
The above lots OF Under.
wear nrc made In n superior
manner. Of fine muslin, and
we'll worthy the attention OF
those In quest Of good, SER
viccnble garments at u low
price.
". A. SIMPSON { CO.,
| 79 & 81 State-st.
|
, 1877-04-10

COAL NURNED.
WAsu1aavoa. u. G., April 0.--The jail Al
Conycrs, Ga., was burned last night, aud tht
only rrisoncrs, two ncgrocss pcrlsae1.
, 1877-04-10

I1o1and'a Aromatic bitter V'lue OF Iron IL .
remedy for nervous debility, impovsfaehed blood,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
Dy j. L. Apperson'
Real Estate Auctioncer, &c,
1O16 Main street.

AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF decree OF
tho Chanecry Court Of the city Of IN ss
Augustine Ds. English, &C., OF the 5th OF
1877 wu, as special commissioner e9, TIrE
DAY the goth day Of November ls77 9eginnng ia; az
g O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE OF which INC
late William English died seized-yiz:
LIST. THE TWO-SToRY RRICk sTSRE, no. .'. sa l.
Mt the southeast corner of Leigh and SECOND streets,
for years occupied BY said English and a now by Ills
I'd. THE TWO-STORY FRAMED TEN Mem y /
adjoining the store on the south. Lott lo7! oy w
Sd. THE BRICK DWELLING, No; FOG, north
side of Leigh between Second and Th1r1 streets,
containing seven rooms. &C. Lot, SO by 1Zo iect 10
az 4 aI.e THE HANDSOME VACANT LOT at the
northwest corner of Leigh and Second streets. ~
by 1876 feet to an alley. oo .
5ih. THE BRICK DWELLING, No. l09, south
side of Clay between First and Secona streets con-
tanning seven rooms. Lot, 25 by 100 fect.
TEENS: One third cash; balance Mt SIX an; ana
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest added
nnnry is ali maid. A. KELLEY,
NO Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Frank d. Hill.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
11OS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TON Of VERY yALTAgsLsEE REAh ES S At
AND FRONTING ON THE Old WESTHAM
TURNPIKE AND HARVIE STREET. IN SID
NEY. AND ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF
COLONEL SCOTT, HOYT, AND MRS: ANN g.
MARTIN AND OTHERS.-By virtue of an order
of Richmond Clianccry Court In the case Of 7. n.
Tabb and wife ps. stapard aud Others May 6. 1873,
don farm) FRIDAY, Noyember l6 ls77 ;I At
ACRES OF LAND. laid OF into lots Of about one
acre each n plat of which viii be exhibited ut the
Office of the aucioneer. These lots VIII he sold one
acre with the privilege OF two or three acres and rs
they lie MISUNDERSTANDING one Of the handsomest
improvements of the city, and In locality destined
Mt some future day TO be the most valuable OF SUI.
burban Northumberland attract the attention OF
capitalists and others seeking to place money where
the quickest returns, may be made. Already the
park recently laid oF by the city has assumed pro-
portions beautiful and lovely to behold and the All
Joining lands must necessarily improve In value
yearly, giving TO the investor splendid chance Tor
speculation In the advance which must take place In
q very short time.
TERMS: One third cash. one third in six months
and the balance In twelve months the credit install
ments to be secured by negotiable notes. with In
terest added from day Of sale siS per cent per an
NUM-. and title retained until the sale Is confirmed
and deed ordered to be made by the Court.
ROBERT STILES, Special Commissioner.
FRANK d. HILL, Auctioncer. no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
. ,,@.r,oN sALEs..ruture Days.
Nv ". Goddin,
Ron, Estate Agent and Auclionecr,
anrror Eleventh and Bank streets.

rr,p17sTEE,s SALE OF VERY M ,;sa.
nnTnCoNfroRT&BL BRICK RESIDES lES1 ! - Ut 81;
writ WOODEN ADDITION, Ky pNyoI MIN TfIE
SiDEE Observation-Disclosures 10 deed of trust exc
ILL :, tbn subscriber as trustee, and recorueu
cutea W @ Chnpcery Court clerks once OH w
a,h time s72, shall, ut the request Oh tnG :.
10 thcrcby secured proceed 70 sell NJ pun, n KIN
ton, on the premises; on :, 4 O'clock p. H., the
mick HOUSE with frame wngl AND ~ ,o Tn
pr noaforn side OF Seventh street, norm Oh LS,su'
Wy niin;np tho CITY SPRING fronting 40 feet ON sew
enih street. and running back between Para''e' "ee
1913 feet. n,o,,d,,o h,eo,nent.
witch Is twenty inches above ground anu venu-
Iafcdi with an excellent front entrance 10 tne uase
mont II contains nine rooms, WIN nTerphccs W
sovrn of them: also. i've closets; Win Iront anu
norticoes-ihe latter three stories nigh kitchen
with two rooms, smokc-house Stable ahd ras ~
coal and wood-houses: gas and water. the walls Of
the front building stripped, ahed and plastered
The front yard Is set In flowers and shruo3erv, ana
the rear one Is shaded by handsome trees also
TERMS: Cash as to so much Of the proceeds rs VIII
deed and to pay s31 SOL with inseTest at ten per
centum per anlum from July Il dsaS, up
Of sale and 500 80; and us to $6sS69 LOT in.eres
in arrenr on q prior lien; and on q cTenu as "
S3465 until January H. 1878; on creu , as rs ~ 20
s34e5 until July IL 1s1 s7o ana and on on credit as
TO S34654, with interest thereon from Januapy !;
1870. nj ten pcr centum, until Goth May, 1879; ana
40 10 tho residue on such credits as shall DC an
nounced at the time of sale. such credit instruments
in each case TO be secured by trustdeed on the pre-
misses. ,...t.x, o,,o-r 4. -
r-an, O n D O'clock and from to o'clock.
no0 ALEXANDER II. SANDS, Trtstcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
No. l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
LARGE PLEASURE-GARDENA AZ THE
FOOT OF SECOND STREET. KNOWN As
"BECK'S LAGER-BEER GARDEN,sns WITH
INTERPRETATIONS, BEER-TABLES, AND
HoUSEs, ALL COMPLETE.-By virtue of de-
cree of the Richmond Chancery Court entered Octo-
ner 20, 1877, In the suit of McNiven and wife Us.
Hoffman, Administrative, &C., we, the undersigned,
commissioners appointed for the purpose. VIII sell
ON WEDNESDAY the 14th instant ut O'Clock L.
NJ, that well-known and desirable GARDEN SUR
able in every respect for the purposes for when II
is now being uSed-to wit, sale OF lager beer, &c
together with all Its apDurtenances, DANClN6-fA-
WILLOW, TABLES, HOUSES, &c.
This garden, with its shade-trees and substantial
improvements, consisting Of two NEW FRAME
DWELLINGS and one BRICK DWELLING; stt,
aed on the popular drive, the New turnpike, should
attract tho attention of those desiring property Oh
this kind. 1t will be sold in three parts:
LIST. The GARDEN proper, containing all inc
shade trees. tables, pavilion, &C., fronting 62 feet on
Bacon-Branch road and about 100 feet EN- POOR
house street, thence back between lines near! pri-
lei to the branch. -, >-,,
Cd. The southwestern FRAME DWELLING.
nearly new. in good order. Lot fronts about 80
feet on Poorousc street, thence back between para-
'lc lines 10 the creek. -
3d. The southeastern FRAME DWELLING near
" new, Lot fronts on PoOrhOSe street about 10
feet thence back to the creek, being In triangular
shape.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes pear,
ing six Der cent interest and title retained till all
the purchase money Is paid and CONVEYANCE ordered
by tho court JOHN Il. YOUNG.
- WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Commissioners:
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. noe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
CIRCUS STOCK AT AUCTION.

Mr.. JOHN O'DRIEN, having decided to travel by
rail next season. will sell without reserve, to the
highest bidder at o'clock A. 81, at Circus Camp
Ground, Richmond. ..'a
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
AND 18TH, 1877,
the stock used by F. T. Barnum's Worlds Fair, sea-
son of 1875. and O'Bricns Show, season lS76-'77.
100 WAREHOUSES;.
100 LARGE BROKE MULES,
A large number of BAGGAGE-WAGOSS,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
A great quantity Of HARNESS, sc.
ALSO,
Q BILL-WAGONS, now in the city, suitable for
peddlers. which may be seen by calling on
O'Brien's agents nj the ST. Charles Hotel.
Entire stock may be seen at the Circus Camp on
and after Monday, November 18th.
N.B-AIules TO be sold on THURSDAY, Horses on
FRIDAY, and Miscellaneous Stuff offered on both
DAYS. Location of camp to be announced In future
,ssnes CASTLE & DAY, Agents.
no 6-1OtSw1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y MARKET FARM OF FORTY-ONE AND A
HALF ACREs, FOUR AND A HALF MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, ADJOINING WEST
HAMPTON, FOR SALE Bf AGCIn0 c;ic AZ t me
premises, on MONDAY the 18th day Of Noyember,
1877, at O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mem
TONED above, with valuable FRAME DWELLING
thereon, containing seven rooms; a large and we'll
arranged new barn, corn-crib, and all olher out
houses, in good repair; fine assortment OF fruit,
trees OF apple, pcach pesr and cherry-trees, and
a large strawberry-bc
The lot around the dwelling Is handsomely en-
closed and ornamented with shade flowers, &C;
A portion of this land Is In wheat, clover, and
orchard-grass. 49,.
This property will he sold as whole or In two
parccls as may seem most desirable ut tile time OF
sale. .,,,, +, 49, H.
of her growth and improvement: in 4 fine neighbor.
hood, and on one Of the best roads leading to and
from said city, this property cannot but be valuable
An avery way, aud should command the attention OF
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In SIX, twelve.
end eighteen months negotiable notes given Tor inc
deferred payments, with interest added, and secured
y :" NO~ RICHARDSON s. CO., Auctioneers.
Sale conducted by n. M. LEE. no9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
by Goddin, Warren s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
LOG Main street.

4 IICTION SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
n CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, ANDPONY-pHAEcc
TON &C. &C.-Intending to reduce my si9cs ESQ. Oh
for sale at public auction on THURSDAY inc pun Oh
November, 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. d., az my stao'e'
on Second between Grace and Broad Streets
23 HORSES no of them fine saddle ana buggy
2 GLSSS-FRoNT CARRIAGES.
q OPEN CARRIAGES,
q TOP-BUGGIES NEARLY new,
/ PONY-PHAETON (nearly new,
? SETS CARRIAGE-HARNESS,
G SETS BUGGY-HARNESS,
7.SADDLES and ER1DLES.
ALSO,
10 YOUNG MULES. we'll broke.
TERMS: Accommodating and made KNOWN AZ sac.
,bn CT M + and LOT will be offered for sale. The
lot fronts so feet ard runs back 66 feet ,.,,..,
TERMS: At sale. L. Z. bINNEl1.
pOSTPONEMENT.
On account OF rain the above sale Is postponed
until MONDAY, November 18th, at III O'CLOCK a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
BY Frank d. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1l0R Min street.

rAMBLE'S-HILL BUILDING LOTS
" AT AUCTION.-ht the request of the owner
will offer nj auction, OH the premises, on TUES
DAY, 18th November 1877, at O'Clock p. NJ,
EIGHTY FEET OF GROUND on east side OF Fourth
street between Byrd and Arch streets with depth OF
80 feet to al alley, and Immediately opposite the
Ct William Z. Munford, Esq.
These lots are desirably located and the view from
this point charming overlooking the James river TOT
Manchester CANDLES Hill has long been celebrated
as one OF the most picturesque and noted places OF
Richmond, and there are now very few desirable
building lots TO be had In that locality NowiS the
time to secure nice lot, As the owner IS determined
to SELL even at 4 sacrifice. Lots will he divided 10
suit purchasers.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve months six per cent added. and secured by
decd of trust FRANK -. HILL,
no 6-So1O1o1S Auctionecr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

colored woman in st. Louis had an I'M
preston that something besides human
Character was dissccted in q newspaper
Office. She attempted to reach the second
story OF the Republican building last ihurs'
day bv ascending a staircase, but 1oiInd tue
way blocked by safe which workmch
were moving. and so went around 10 the
Cbestnut-street front, seeking another ssa,l-
way. She entered the hall leaoins ~ LUG
elevator, the door OF which was opcn, aai9
stepped in. AS she entered tie oo' .a's ~
the door and started the elevator; As .i'
car began moving upward the co,Hleu W.,
man leaned to her feet, glarco NJ thc mA'S
gliding By, hurled herse,i againSt WI" '. nmd
som over the door, and shriekea agar. anu
ara;n. People rushed from different noers
20 the elevator, under the impression that
a chastity tragedy was going oSin open day
LIGHT. Meanwhile the boy had reversed MS
conveyance and reached the bottom again,
where he flung open the door, The woman
hounded ont and never ceased her vellS I'M
ri che was out on the sidewalk and at safe
distance from the internal machine. Then
her expressions OF gratitude at her escape
were touching. "Dey didn't catch me in
dere trap ter take poah niggahs to dere dis
sectin'.room! No, sab! Dress de Lord"
-Tender-hcarted reader, do not waste your
tears and pity and indignation oyer the
heart-rending articles that describe the
ruin which some fend in human form has
wrought in one OF the wealthieSt anu most
refined families OF any particular city, IN
which names are kindly suppressed by the
macnanimous reporter on account OF the
high responsibility OF the parties or the
onruish OF the lady'S family. Bless your
simple souls, never suffer yourselves to feel
sad or indignant or pitiful over any article
in which the names are kindly suppressed;
for the man who writes these things would
get up at O'Clock in the morning, with the
Thermometer one hundred and ninety de-
crees below zero, and walk barefoot from
hereto the Rocky mountains to discover ana
print the names OF the lightest offenders IN
such cases; and when he says he suppresses
the names, you may know he has never sup
pressed anything but the truth. That's one
reason why the people love this column so
dearly. They know it's all sober truth
solemn fact-becauSe we always give names
and places and dates. You never eaten us
supnressng painful fact about Mr.. Bllder-
back, or Middlerib, or Dresseldorf, or Bost-
wick, because its publication may hurt their
feelings. Never! Truth always for US.
Truth before anything. Truth before
breakfast. like cocktail. Then it lasts all
dav.-Hu,cheue.