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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-11
sEGuSDo vrAJE MENsuAL.
RUTA sB,''

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias. las legalas
salidas ser.n dia antes el primer viaje men-
sua En- los meses de Julio. Octubrey Dcienbre, el
vapor ingles egara este puerto los dias sefala
dos un dia despues.
Para eomodidad de los passleros e vapor de la
Isla llevara un int6rprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-11
Ju,id0 riaje lne7,Endl.
RUTA HB.'f

En- - S}5 parties y en- "a una cuarta parte do los
precos de Ia Los paSajeros dc IA cluse han tie levai
consigo los de CANA las provisiones nece-
sarias.
Cuando ell vaper sale de este puerto las de IL
mahana. no SO eXpendcra ningun billete en- Gicho
dia: pero se hara de de la tarde el da anterior
mas de las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-11
"LA VIXCAINA."
HOTEL Y CASA DE HUESPEDES
SAN JUsTo l3 Y l5.-PTo. Rico.

Los nuevos duefos de este Hotel ponen en- conoci-
miento de los Shores Viageros haber hecho odas las
meloras de uur susceptible este eStubccjmi no.
Mesa redonda serVida con esmcro prOfusOn.
eSpaciosaS vuntiladaS, claraS amuebla-
das lnuy limpias.
oIrecenos Il las personas RESIDENCES en- esta Capt.
tai asientos Il la Inrsa pOr un m0dico prccio
Sc despachan comdls Il alomicilo.
Sc admitcn encargos de banquetes al efecto con.
tamos con eNceleItes coeineros ---tdrddadD Ieetro
hta. 23 Agto.
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M Mejico. o


AL regresar ell yapor dc la Habana tocard en-
Puerto Plata.
EStos precioS son en- orc americana 4 la par s su
equivalente en- moneda corrientn.
Sc eXpenden billetes de retoTno para tres meses.
rebija dc % lSS. bucno por un ano para los
viajes trasatIAntieos, seis neseS para las Antas
Sc hace una rebaja de seXto los ipoS estableci
dos favor de las familiaS solo en- los casos
on que el importc del pasae, 81 cara su toali
dad por toda la famia. fuere igual al lmporte total
del paSaje de cuatro paSllcros auultoS de Canlara
Ell trInino familia, solo comprende los padres,
hiios sus criacos, y la rebaJa hara las per-
sonas que tomen bifetes de retorno. 6 Il pasajeros
que tonen betes los precios mas balos para dcs-
de Europa.
cuarta parte, de IL la mltad.
Los pasajeros para Franca. cualQuier parte de
Europa pueden auedar Is diaS en Inglaterra si aSi
GUSTAV vice versa los para lnslaterra puedcn que
dar en- Francia. Los pasajeros por estos vapores
tendran e privegio de yiaar en- el camno de hierro
entire CherboHrg. Paris. Plymouth y I0ndres. d
rebaia de 10 % los embarcados este puerto.
Esta prohibido 4 los pasaleros, embarcando Ell
este puerto tOmar billeteS sno de los Agen-
ties en- San Juan Paorto- Rico. SreS Iatimcr Co: el
pasaje tornado ber6o pagaril 10 pS de recargo Los
vaporcs que sahl de :. Juan los dias l3 q de mes
tocaran con los yapores amcricanos entire Newly ork
Brasil.
de la Compafia.
La Oompafia asegura toda clase de yalores que
en- efnctiyo metales precosos joyas. Sc embarquen
en- los yapores de la linea destn0 Europa, San
Thomas Habapa 8 cualquier otro punto de su ruta.
-AEcutes Latitilsr q Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-11

Sc expiden pasaies dc ida vaeta wilidos por dos
meses con IS pss do rehaa los pasaleros de cdmara.
N1NOS.
Los ninos de los pasajei Or uue no tengan amos
cumplidus. son lleyados gratis. Los que tcngan 3
amos cumplidos haSta sin cunplir pa2arln 4 p,,.i
20. Los que tenRan amos cumplidOs no llegnen
~, pagardn pnsaJe: e II amos en- adeiante pagan
pasaje ontero I'm case de que una familia tenga .
nincs memories de afios. de ellns solamente
lova gratis. los otros pa9ariin i passage.
CRIAD0S.
Los criados de los pasaeros pagGrdn en los vln"s
rasutiantlcos, passage de entrcpuentc $50 Las cria
das pagardn las 2f5 del precio del pasac segun Ia
togoria tomada por Sus amos: no tlenen derecho Il
cs1r en- los saiones, sinu e tteIapo risurosaaentc
necesario para el seryicio de sus amos.
BECOME endamos 4 los pasaler0s inscrihan aus
nombreS y lusar donde van. on sus cquipaIcs. en
aatares nteb!es. los pasajcs 80 e>pide:i hasta
una bora anisS de la salida de los vap6rcs.
No se admea he;cs despuas dc Ia Ilegada de los
vaporcs. Para mas inf0rmcs dirissirse Il los Consa
natariuS.
BoRDA CoMP.
Mayag0ez IA de Fehrpro de 1876
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sslNAPORES ESPANOLES
MTRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RIC0

Loa Vanores Puerto Rico Mdyagtlez Ponce ST.
Ruen 81 desde Liverpool para los varios puer-
los - o6tH 1Bla. .lG}l 49,.
man Comp. de Liverpool. 8 & los Representatives,
N1Rs LkTTMKR COMP, San Juan.-SREs. LI-AuRI
RonDAs CoakP, Mayagne2 e2--WIEcHERs CoMP
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CINPANHA real.
DE VAP0RES CORRE0S INGLESES,
sUBvExCIoNApA FOR EI GoDIERNo pR E. ". b.

Serpcio entire Santo Dohiago nt,9fo Plata los Pterios
lie luei'to- Rico. Sdntt6ads. Europa otos pafses.
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4 Y | S Q

Los que suscriben ofrecen de venta
Legiima CerYeza Tuborg,
le Tuborgs Fabrikkor de Copenhaguen
, Dinamarca J, en- barriles de docenas
botellas enteras Y de s docenas medias
Santh6mas, abril Is Gle 1877.
]. SAIA d c. Hta. Is oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-11
sAviao 4 los se6ores embarcadOres.

fas mercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
iinea arfiba expfesada que eguen este puerto des-
de este mes adelane. pagarsn Ell lett en- veg de
neEoa IA fhrn eeterlna al cambo corrente de giro
an la fechas De las arribadas. Las upe pasuen el
dete adeiantado Liverpool solo Sc les eobrara el
an yaneraf M. II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-11
.ITTll D. TAP9RIS IS2AI0LLS
EHTRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.


Los yapores H.erto-Rico. captain Izagurre
Ponce eabitar fcrtuondoy MdvacGez, captain Ciron.
sA&ui6kh hAciendo sus viajes como hasta aaui.
,saliendo Do Liverpool 81 dia 20 de cada mes.
t4fnPORTANTE PARA Ell COMERCIo.
Llananaos 70 atenslon de los Sres Commentaries
- S TIros hEDUCTDos DE FLETEs.
Msumneiass Haecs yacios. Eapel.
: Rerfuperia, Iuguetes, elias, n.,
Cuehillerfa. DroEas. tlyercs. col for t"hei"'
JAFclk yaReon slinos Mcorss da de peso
g ~ Vidrio de ventanas ...J mediaa
Quincalleria alambre; sS cSore, mo no opcon de
s,as ferreferfa pintura acei- o'I vap0r.
.. Uatag plra azncar. ...J ~
Lo4, VIdrieria. eeryeza' $780, SOl' p,.
Arroz hsrrs csderos iogones asI da De precio
s.. Ibdo con el 10 p% de cdpd
Naaninaria otras mercancias segun convenio.
les netes seran pagaderos ass la
FNf SantiJiades de consideration. de no menos dc
2so foEelalas de eRrga. por un solo vap9r. SO nara
cOnVeniO especial con los scnores que las compro-
Para mas informes sobrs letes pasaie Sc puede
Sirifif k hos Sfes. White. Forman SA, 81 James
street Liverpool "a les Agentes Sres; lstner Cs
San JUAn p. r. Sres Lauri. Borda ) Ca MayagneZ;y
Sres. Wieshers y c.. Ponce
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,
Habana, directo.

- ------- --------i
S2lT-5O 5000 $3.50.
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Al. LIMA INrERooIoNrAL II.

Para mas pormeneres dirigirse en- Agnadilla Sc
flares Silva. Eerfer y Ca-En MaYagOez, Hres. Neiae
KrAamef Ch-En Ponce, Sree. WiecheTs Cay en-
Saa Juan d6 Pnefto-R Rico
FEDDERsEx WIrlru rOs
een 3uAn % Puazto.RicO. Dbge. de 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15
By Frank j. sampson and X. Il. Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No g2l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

DUBLIC SALE OF TRULY YALUA-
&C.. II BAik's FoGNDRY, ly THE CRY ~
MANCHESTER, VA, lMMEDIATELY On TUX
T Mn!k kkA kEit nhS Sr tf nkb
A All 2FEHS hP Ep EsssFFKEkET9
OPERATED BY TIE LATE R1BERT BAlkD.
AND SINCE HIS DEATH BY Itls HElRS.-Ry
Virtue of = decree of the Hastings Court for The city
of Manchester. TN the cause Of Baird ct ais. ~.
Baird Ct ais. shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the prems on WaDShsD "a me eclatn
A. NJ, the following VALUABLE PROPERTY
to wit: .
chincry. and gearing for mills, factories, toun-
dries. and neutrality-suspicious.. which arr peculiarly
valuable because they cannot bc obtained else
SCALES Of different size:
DERRICkS, LATnES, pRil ilI::;;.. ronys
PtANERS. CRANES. CIRCrLAR.sAWs,
BOI, T-CUTTERS. and VALUABLE MACHINE
RY, and the sHAFriNG and BETTING be-
Mo IcIfIs eAPpARATus suitable for conduct;
Ing drst-cLlss and profitable foundry anu
,. :n9u Io1 Of e WRoUGHT and CAsr-IRoS,
And the BUILDINGS and tiXTURES belonging
10 said foundry, and the INTERESTS nf T. y
Baird and Others In the GROUNDSanh WATER
SUPPLY, under lease from the CITY oil NAN
chester said lease having len years 20 continue
tyith the privilege Of reneEin9 me same M
definitely. go,
One CART and HARNESS, AMI
OFFICE FURNITURE.
The PATTERNS and MACHINERY are very
valuable, and we invite the special attention %
milers. moulders, and machniSts generally 70 this
property. aud the location thereof, and the pr!e'
lege under the lease.
The auctioneers will take pleasure In showing inc
property aud giving all necessary INFORMATION !"
purchasers. .,,
The commissioners are authorized TO sell me ssia
property, or aay part thereof privately shoh'u IL
be deemed best. - .
TERMs: One fourth cash: the balance upon q
credit OF SIX twelve, and eighteen months, Tor APP
proved, endorsed negotiable notes, with Interest
''''N'" 'A"N' N' SOCRATES BROOKS.
DAVID L. PULL1AH.
sos Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15
BY Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneef'
1912 Naiu street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIM
" ELEGANT, ATTRACTIVE, MD SuilSTA.Hy-
ri AL THREE-STORY STOEk-BRlCk DW e.
INC THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE VIZ
TAN RUSSELL ROBINSON. SlTuAnED ~
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TENTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, BY AUCIloS;minni
nursuancc Of u decrce OF the Chancery Court
II the CITY of Richmond. entered tho 80 Gay %
Nav. 1871 ia the suit OF Robinson rs. Rob1nsoo'
siiall proceed 10 sell upon the premises, on icE
DAY The 18th day Of october. ls71,at " o,s" "s
2. NJ, the above splendid PROPERTY. Ine n9asc
contains ten rooms, with wide hau pine feet ~iae'
has hot and cold water on each no1r ostn' NJ
complete; kitchen Is tbree-story ssock-orish. anw
contains six rooms; stable is large, ana nas ap
for three carriages aud live horses tos trout 49,.
and steps are of the best eranlte. ana wei!
ed. The yard Is egeloSed on froM afa sue V! ~
costly and handsome iron railing. butt upon otu
stantial granite wall. The location or lhlI frppsSs
Is as desirable Us any In Richmond, ANA tue S ~
borhood strictly irst-class. The foso MSS quiz pun no
the fiucst material, without regard 10 eos. aa
basement floors are laid on cement. the sot sr9KsI
ST feet ON Marshall street, and exten;s oaeA a Ia
feet to wide alley. Besides cily water, lhefc ~
the yard u Well Of tine water. ,,,,a u,,, A
TERMS; une fourth In cash residue Nth uRS ne.
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen MontnS ttiie
gutiable noes six per cent. interest aaaeh aaa III
retained untitall tho puchase-uoney Is pasd anu
conveyance IL ordered by the court; ,,ysaN
go - P0ITIAUX ROhINsUs,
sIts.5s Special Commissioner.
oc l,2,3,4,6,s,a,1l,l3,l6&l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VIRGIL
i NIA-IIALL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A
Lien OF $4,000, AT AUCT1ON.-The under
signed trustees in deed Of trust executed by james
D. Browne and Martha s.. Browne, his wife. dated
the 18th day Of June. 1877, and recorded in the
clerksofiice of the Chancery Court OF The city OF
Richmond. Deadlock ITO A, mage 4s4, being, so
requested by the holder of the note secured thereby
will on the 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877. COM
mencing at ~ O'Clock P. NJ sell AZ public auction
rhe PROPERTY above mentioned conveyed by said
deed subject to deed of trust from the said Browne
and wife to Andrew Pizzini and II. Seden Taylor,
dated June 10Th, 1875, securing Ss;9s6.66,, of
which amount the sum of 80, 900 remains unpaid
that is, will sell the grantor's equity Of redemption
thereon. Said property consists OF lot OF land
fronting SO feet on Ninth street between Main and
Franklin streets, running back $50 feet, upon which
stands the Virginia Opera-louse; also, a LOT on
he south ue of Franklin street between Eighth and
Ninth streets. fronting 2GH feet, and running back
between parallel lines TOT feet.
TERMS: Cash as to so much rs will be sufficient to
nay The costs of sale and note for $3.50 with In
terest from the lst day Of October, 1879 and as to
the residue upon such, terms Us the grantor. his
executors, administrations assigns shall direct;
or in ease of their failure to give such direction,
upon a credit Of twelve months, deferred payment
to be secured bya deed OF trust on Sold
- - a. r.. COURTNEY,
ROBERT b. LYME,
Is Trustees,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auclionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TXECUTORS' SALE OF VERY VADU-
Il ABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY AND FIF-
TENTH STREETS AT AUCTlON.-Ry request
OF the surviving executors of the late Richard G.
workman, deceased, we viii sell by auction. upon
the premises, on MONDAY, 18th October, S77: at
12 O'Clock NJ, the following valuable REAL ES-
TATE in the city Of Richmond-to wit:
First The large BRICK STORE aud WARE
HOUSE occupied by Mcssrs. f. & 8 Workman
Co.. situated ut the northeast corner OF Gary and Flf-
tecnth streets. 1t covers the whole lot, WHICH Is
as 2-lZ by ~ feet. -
above, fronting on Fifteenth street 81 9-12 feet,
running back ~ feet, with slip Of ID feet wiath
extending ont to Spruce alley.
Third. A LOT on the north side OF Cary areet. In
rear of No. l-about 81 by So feet.
. Fourth. The GRANlTE-FRONT THREE-STO-
Try BRICK STORE AND WAREHOUSE No. -
south Fifteenth street, now occupied by Mr. Z. Z.
81 ortham % S-12 by 100 feet.
Fifth. The LARGE BRICK SMOKE-HOUSE In
ear Of the above, fronting on Spruce alley 2S S-l2
lby ahout 40 feer.
This property Is all located I'm the centre of The
au siness part of Cary street. convenient to all the
points for transportation. and being very desirable
Ter business purposes, offers good opportunity for
este and profitable Investments.
TERMS: One fourth cash a: balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for notes, with Interest adj cd,
ard secured by deed of trust.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
az l5.22.29,Oct6,9,&td td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15
Mark Twatn's Military Record-.-His
Latest EHuSi0n.
Ispcech a. the Putnam Phalanx Banquet

GSpeeca n the Putnam Phaanx Banquet
wouldn't have missed this for a great
deal. did not assemble at the hotel par
lors to-day to be received by the committee
Us a mere civilian guest. No. I assembled
ct the headquarters Of the Putnam Phalan1
and insisted upon my right to be guarded
to this place as one OF the military guests.
For I, too, am soldier. l am Injured to
war. I have military history. I have
been through stirring campaign, and there
il not even mention of it in any history
OF the United States or OF the Southern
Confederacy. To such lengths can the
envy and the maligmty Of the historian 60.
/ will unbosom myself here, where can
not but find sympathy. Twill tell you about
if, and appeal through you to justice. In
early summer days OF the war stepped out
OF Hannibal, NO., BY night with friend,
and Joined detachment Of the rebel Gen.
eral Tom Harris's army q find myself in
great majority here. Up gorge behind
an old barn in Rails county Colonel Rail
swore us in. He made us swear to uphold
the flag and Constitution Of the United
States, and to destroy any other mill
tary organization that we caught doing
the same thing. [Great faughterl. In
other words, we were to repet inYa-
sion. Well, you see, this mixed us.
We could not really tell which side we
were on; but we went into camp and left it
to the God OF battles, which was the custom
in that day. / was made second lieutenant
and chief mogul OF q company OF eleven
men, who didn't know anything about war
or anything. We had no captain. My friend,
who was nineteen years old, six feet high,
three feet wide, and some distance through,
and lust out Of the infant school, was made
orderly sergeant. His name was Ben Tup-
DER, and he had hard time. When he was
mounted and on the march he used to go
10 sleep, and his horse would turn around
and bite his leg, and then, he would cry
and curse and want to go home. The
other men spestered him good deal,
too. When they were dismounted they
said they couldn't march In double flewith
him, because his feettook up so much room.
One night, when we ere around the camp
fire, fellow on the outside OF the circle, in
the cold, said, I" Ben Topper, put down that
newspaper; it casts a shadow like blan-
ket.'' Ben said, g Amt got any neWspa-
per-" Then that other fellow said, "Oh. I
see, it's your ear - We nil slept in corn
crib on the corn, and the rats were very
thick. Ben Topper had been carefully and
rigidly reared, and when he was ready for
bed he would start to pray, and rat would
bite him on the heel, aud then he would sit
up aud swear all night and keep every body
awake He was town bred, and did notseeIn
30 have any correct idea OF military idisci-
pine. IL commanded him TO shutsups he
sTould say, e no was your niger last.
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A,,lUlrrrfoN sALEs-.Tl,i. Day:
BY j. d. Whitehead 8 Co.
Grocery Anctioneers and Commission Merc' .ants,
Ft 1919 Main street.

u
WYE WILL OFFER AR. Affection
w MONDAY, 15ih instant. commencing ut half
pss. e,f1Es to M and desirable stock
BULk 81, IS, SHOULDERS, and STRIPS;
B Bf1T. !sp s ls,sI SylS and sTRIPPSS,
Kew tSA sAsTfoRr HERRrNes,
sUPERFINE FLOUR,
81 CARB. and SAL: SODA,
STARCH and DLUING,
AXLE-GREASE,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
%kzFfiSs-f1FhbR, &SEA2}TT hEHfE1kbISEs6; 5 s.
uIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NLTIRE, WATCHES, GUNS, BA All; C. nn,,-
e actio on M0SDAI The lon o nay o. No. 1853
Frankha stree t, the following proper'y'1o Satisfy
sundry distress warrants in my hands ESlsr .Nns
s idI p Sir MMAFRsDRoBES' "AshsiANDs'
a hif1 LOT H,GNNE-sEAT, and WOOD CHAIRS;
FEATHER BEDS. holsters and PILLoWS'
so 5a'iSsi and PiT6HkRs BEpsTEAPs: crs
RtkNkET r1 SIs- ss TN TT99MEsEfs
GIAss and STONE JARS, STOVES and PIPES,
FENDERs. DECAETERs, GLASSWARE. D,,
ONE slL We st, W s,1I.i ONE DooDhhnA'
ONE BAR-CoUNTER, and CARPENTERS
TOOLS
LARGE WORK-HORSE,
T9F:1NRIN S e., WAGON y4ata Macon,
TERMS ?t cas s,AAsN'S' T. L. WHITING
&C 1926 II: - =. II:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-15
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE WATER-POWER ADJOINING TIRED
G GSAE H RiVER AND TIE JAMES RIVER ASb
6 X GkSAp As i 64SN GaERR
II EaT The CITY Or RicHMoND, VA, AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue Of tvs leeds Of trust from Lewis
E Haryie and wife 10 the undersigned trustees, the
first November 25 1871 and IT the Gss second
dated in e e Of
Chancery Court, In Deed Book 107 c. page 81, and
Deed-Book 100 3, page 1893, default having. been
made in the pa OF ffF In sa
deeds, we will sell at public auction; on MONDAY,
October r. s 81 a 1f0Ss M s ths
as follows: Beginning on the tow path five feet west
from the Tredegar Company's land, fronting on said
and fronting on said river 22I feet being part of
John B. and Lewis E. Harvie, May 10, 1875.
ALSO,
On TUESDAY, October 16, 1877, at * O'Clock
p. H., on the premises, large number OF BEAUTl-
Full BUILDING LOTS situated on Belvidere, Pine,
LAUREL and Cherry Streets described In said deeds
follows Lets Mos g. the Sqe naf
7, 8, II, and IS and soah half Of Lot s. In Square
e. fhess lots sere
E. Harvie In the division Of bis fathers estate I'D
The lots are located on good streets. where great
mproy ements have been made In the past few years
The et-ratlway, running along Laurel sIest 10
Hollywood, Is great convenience TO parties desiring
to purchase in this locality, and In few years iots
in this neighborhood win be worth dfty per cent
more than they can be purchased for to-day. :,
PIats Of The above valuable property VIII ne
shown ut the Office of the auctioneer, locating ex-
actly each lot TO be sold
Refreshments will be served on the grounds on
Tuesday evening. and the sale OF lots will com mence
promptly at 81 O'Clock p NJ. on Pine street opposite
the residence or Joseph F. Powell, Esq.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses OF sale and SSSu
past due; the balance as follows: s400 due Noyem-
Der %, 1877; S4O0 due May %, 1878; ID, 5000
due November %. 1878; 5000 due May %. 1879 :;
5000 due November 20, ] s79; 5000 due May %,
1880: aud $500 due November %, 1850; The
balance us said Harvle may direct -
FRANK =: GLAsGOW,l Trustees.
JOHN o. STEGER,
FRANK d. HILL, Auctioneer. oc6
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rFor the Dispatch.l
uachelora Wanted.


Az Editor.--I hope you will! forglVe9
p woman who appeals to you IN hei
.. 49, and 7 feel the more sure OF not
u SsaJ;ng Won because you are so sweet ana
t'a,;te obont MS always in your paper. 90
! e,n determined to beg you to heip US !"
,his trouble. We want men. men, me"
a md anv one, old or young, who mas co MI
Samce in his ability to withstand tue "ttes
.of on enchanter will do well TO com .mnnr
~ =. with w. B. Coeless, AsTdsn
Tale nost-ofice. Perhaps, dear HT. hai-
TOR. YOU do not know 1t, put .aSr re
~ lovely little cove not thirty Mlies
eron, vour city which has been compared
- ucaYe, itself. Whether tllS sancled
s;,,;larity is due to the beauty OF ON iano,
s,,ann or 10 the peculiar attractFeness OF
t tba pn,.;dens who dwell in tins sweet iand,
~ hacar,se within its bounds the. neither
marry nor are given in marriage, oehoo'Es
not This writer to say. But, SAD, S'd 10 teil'
even this delightful spot aas Us SHADOWS,
for some wizard spirit bears such sway
these wales within that no yof1fg man VINO
chsnecs to roam this way remains long De
to-~ no y;ekfs to the witchs,y OF the land
ord hepins to show signs of increasing
t;n,;d;ty untI the mere rustang OF su&en
Gown throws him into great dread lest ne
shouid be gobbled up and married aote7ss
,NoienS.
@, ala who have tstrayee here within the
recollection OF this writer but two have
yentured to remain, and OF these one has
fed isto his castle, preterring voluntary
con7ine1cnt, guarded hs his yellow cur, to
the dsager OF capture; while the other is
in such state Of agony that he Is fu:ced
TO practice all the mansruyres OF reeTeat-
ing general, sometimes skirmishlns but
invariably Pickering when pressed to bust
ness II some fair girl terptS HIM ito enter
a door over which pult-6oae has be en-
placed this writing on the wall brings such
sudden fear that 1shiS couutenRnce Is
changed and his thoughts trouble him so
tina; his knees sniite one against another,
This is bad, but the suggestion OF an en-
rareInent is even more dreadful, and nj!
fortune told win drive him for weeks In tt
his sanctum, where naught but thiscat dar e.
to intrude. and here he remains until I'M
calamity be o'eTpast, lulled to.qUet by hi
soft moan, as she signs to her isvlnS c. I'm
panion outside Of the window.
Now, dear, kind Mr.. Editor, please d.
something that will send among us ora res
who promise mot, but come for busin ess
and We will reward you plenteGusly.
Very sincerely yours,
w. j. CoELE ss.
p, S. forgot to ask il you are ma grlet
man. Suppose you are, though; you tail
80 sweetly about US.
lThe above comeS"so we'll endorsed. tina
we cannot refuse it place in our columns.