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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-27
by James NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
ofj.e corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
Il ING No. TOT. ON TIE EAST SIDE OF
STREETS.-By virtue of certain deed III trust
dated July II, 1878. executed by Henry Cook to
me Us trustee and OF record in the clerks Office of
Richmond Chauccry Court, in ID. Is. 10 L b., page
PSI, to secure the payment OF 4 certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, default having been
made in The payment of part OF said debt, Az! al
the request OF the beneficiary in said deed. VIII
proceed To sell at pnhlic auction upon me Drenll,'s'
on MONDAY the I'd day Of Tecrinher SIS. II r
O'Clock =. ~. that certain LOT OF LAND fronting
on Tie east side Of TEirticih street between VI ana
strccts so feet. or less by 90 feel: more or
less with Il TWU-STOKI BRICK DNELLiNG-
UOrSE thereon. designed by the No. TOT.
TERMS: Enough in cash IN Isly expenses OF sale
and the sum Of $1,000, with interest thereon at the
rnfc of eight ner cent. per annum from September
IL SIS. AMI the balance on such terms us will be
iced 1T The hour of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
.urtinnprrs no 20
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The Sons Of Temperance Man chester
Division. Sons Of Temperance, had an in
teresting meeting at Odd-Fellows' Hall
Monday night. The attendance was good.
Four candidates were initiated, and several
propositions for membership received. The
new Division is in good condition, and its
members intend 10 labor in and out OF sea-
son Tor the good cause.
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The Nep Buildings. is progress
ing very favorably on the handsome brick
residences OF Messrs. Samuel G. Taylor,
James w. Archer, and James S. Robertson,
heretofore noticed in these columns. At
Greenesviiie, on the northeastern border OF
the city and beyond Baconsville. Mr.. George
T. Green. is erecting neat frame building
for Mr.. John II. Talley. When completed
this will be quite an improvement TO TINS
growing section of Manchester.
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EIGHT THOUSAND NEW WHEAT FARMS
rChicago Iribune.] IA correspondent writes
a letter from the Valley of the Red River
of the North to show that the great wheat
fields of the future will be located in that
section of the country. This year more
than 5000 farms were opened up, and next
year 1t is expected that twice as many will
be settled upon. The Northern Pacific
railroad will extend its line at least nifty
miles the coming year.
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Religious Seruices.-Rev. DR.. Hatcher
preached to large congregation at the Bap-
list church Monday night. The interest in
the meeting seems 10 be increasing, and
services will be continued every night this
week.
At Lyceum Hall last night Rev. j. q.
Tyler, OF Richmond, preached to the Chris
tian congregation and their friends in this
city. This Jealous little band are fast grow
ing in numbers, grace, and usefulness.
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By P0indexter e Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1900 Main street.

SALE OF TWO-STORI
i FRAME DWELLING. NO. 715 CATHERINE
STR EkT.-By virtue OF the provisions OF certain
deed OF trust executed to me OIL the 2OIli day of
ALri ! SIS, default having been made in tho pay
ment OF part Of said note therein secured ! SHALL
being required by the holder OF the same, sell upon
the premise 5, on FRIDAY the goth instant. ut -:
O'Clock L. d.. the above PROP ERTY, consisting of
a neat TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING OF five
rooms. Lot. 25x100 feet.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses Of sale and S2S7.
with interest from October 20 ii, being balance OF
note secured under saii deed; and balance upon
ttrms 10 be announced at sale.
MODS - FuRMAN TUPPER, Trustee.
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The Work on the Streets. and
Saturday the work on Bridge avenue was
delayed for want OF sand, and yesterday
on account OF the bad weather. Only few
hours work is now needed to complete the
laying Of the sidewalk to its terminus at
Perry street. Yesterday the work of grad
ing lower Hull street was commenced. On
this street.-the sidewalk will be repaired on
both sides Of the street. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-27

The Rirer- Vieoc Road.-As special com.
missioner appointed by Judge Clopton, OF
the County Court, County-Surveyor Joseph
E. Laprade on Monday viewed the River
View road, and took into consideration Ger.
tain alterations and improvements proposed
by the landowners along the route Of the
road. The result OF the observations will
be made in report to be submitted at the
December term Of the County Court OF
Chesterfield.
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The CourtS.-After transacting unimpor-
tant civil business and signing the orders,
Judge Clopton yesterday adjourned The
Hastings Court over until December 18th.
- Mayor Clarke bad no cases OF importance
before him Yesterday ,r
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RE-
4 SIDENCE No. 9O2, ON THE NORTH SIDE
StiAFER STREET. AT hUCTIOS.-On UES-
DAY the Sd day Of December, o'coGk J.: A.,
above referred TO- It has niue rooms besides store
and bathrooms, with range AMI I'LL other modern
improvements, and is now In perfect order. The
lot is 20 by $50 feet 10 an alley.
: Grace street has been recently graded anu i'm
proved and more handsome brick dwellings have
Within the last year been erected in the immediate
vicinity of The above property than In any other
part Of the city. Amy person wishing to purchase
ranidly-improying peishborhood should attend this
sale. ~. ,e
no 2T-W. ,S.n&Tu5t hlcponsers.
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A Deserved Complement.-Mis Kate
Richardson, of this city, has been made the.
recipient Of a handsome Bible, the yolun-'
tary Offering OF her class at the Baptist Sab
bath school. Nj ISIS Richardson has been con-
nected with this Sabbath school for num-
Der of years, and is dcservedly popular with
the officers, teachers, and scholars thereof.
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Z Festtve Notes.-There was very large
attendance at Professor Laube's dancing
academy, at Cersley's Hall. Monday night.
Between the "Apron festival" at the
Methodist church every night this week.
the approaching Beethoven musicale, and
the annual Key-West ball, all Of our bellies
and beaux are in autter OF pleasant ex.
element this week.
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BY E. u. Eacho, Real Estate Agent,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

COMMISSIONERS s ALE OF ONE
V ACRE OF LAND, SITUATED ONE MILE
EAST OF RICHMON NEAR STONY RU u,
CREEK, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE NTNE-MILE ROAD, BEING THE PR0pER-
TY OF THE LATE w. $: PRIME, DECEASED:-
Nv virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hen
rico entered on the 9th day OF November, 1S7S,i
the suit of Stearns vS. CrowdiS's ADMINISTRATOR; We
shall as special commissioners appointed. sell ut
public auction, on the premises. on SATURDAY lhe
23d of November, 1878, at 81 o'clock 7: NJ. lHe
above-described property. With. all the improve
ments thereon and appurtenances fherelo consSf,
ing of comfortable BRlCk-AND.FkAnEiD
BUILDING, large BARN, and STABLE attacheo,
also house used for refining oil. The premises are
well enclosed and. supplied with waie througaon
This sale should command the attendance 0! Du,cn
ers dairy men and others, as the premises are Wen
adapted for either business. . :, ,,r,,,..
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
nonfhs for negotiable notes, with interest auoca
from day of sale, title retained till ~hole OF pur
chase-money Is paid and conveyance oraerea
hv the 1,ouTf. II. A. ATKINSON. DR.,
~ Wv GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted By E. D. EACHo.
POsTPONEDLENT.
The above sale Is postponed tin WEDNESDAY
Noyrrn Der 27, 1878, at the same hour:
'O"A- - % Fl. A. ATkINSOS.JR.,
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
no pr Special Commissioners.
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Ry Richardson & Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Auc:ionecrs,
lib Main street.

THREE SPLENDID NEW STOCK
4 BRICK AND wHITE.MARBLE FRONT
DWEhhISGSS o SERERfMHP FiTiSSHEEETP WC1r
PIE htEr Iii IN EVERY EVERY WAY. Buff BY THE
SSITh sIRE sx y K5Sa6 SF HIKEE 5E
FOR SALE BY AUCTIoN.-0n THURSDAY
the 5th day Of December, 1878, at 3 O'Clock P. ~,
.ne sa sea- an Di MS new BRICK
DWELLINGS, located rs above, with nearly hve
complete stories-basemehl. three stories ana Man
sard roof and lots 20 by 100 feet 10 2Ofoot alley
The front part OF the basement Is arranged Tor 'he
furnace with which TO heat she epiire building
with fuel vaults and double rat-proof navements:
In the rear part Of the basement above the lere. Of
the ground. is the kitchen with large range for hot
and cold water, kitchens dresser, dumb walter hour
wants water-closets. bells, speaking-tubeS. and
hose for back yard. On the second floor is hand.
closets and bnter'S pantry. On the third and fourth
floors three beautiful chambers. each library.
bathroom, and water-cioset on each iloor. On the
fifth floor is the billiardroOm with wash-room. wine
ami cgar-room attached. Also, In the rear OF the
above, three servants rooms, entered by rear
stairway separating Them from the main building
rs distinctly rs II they were altogether detached.
The front of these houses of the most superior
OIL stock brick, The front steps, door and window
faclngs of pure white marble. the window-gass OF
French plate, and the yeslibuieS tiled and ~ails-
coated with different patterns Of foreign mar
BILE. Handsome manilcs OF The latest pattern pattern
throughout. All floors couner-sealrd. and partl-
tions studded with herring-bone bridging. These
houses are built In every way of the best material,
in the superior Style and finish by the owner
who is 4 builder OF long experience, and one OF
the largest If the largest) contractors in Bai-
more city, who has gathered information and taste
not only In this hut IN foreign countries:
Houses open daily from \. NJ. TO . Z. NJ for In
Speciion.
TERMS One fourth cash balance In six, twelve.
eighteen. and twenly.four months. negotiable noes
to be given for the deferred Payments with interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
NOES AGciOneers.
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At Chester.-At the charming village Of
Chester Messrs. Snead and Marable are
having erected large ard handsome frame
dwelling, which, when completed, will be
one OF the neatest and most commodious in
the county.
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The County Ia1es. -Colonei W. B. Wool
bridge, county treasurer, will be at his Of
flee, in this city, all this week to receive the
State, county, and schoo! taxes for the
county OF Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-27
BY w. Goddln,
hucttoncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTIO OF FRAME
- DWELLING AND RENTAL OF FIVE
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED IN DUyAL'S
ADDITION, NUMBERED 257, 23s, AND 259.-
Will be sold at auction, the premises, on
TIL URSDAY the 2Sth November, 1878. a. O'Clock
p. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING located IN rear Of
William A. Robinson's ieSidcnce. now i'll the occu-
pancy of Henry Winston. containing TWO rooms
and shed. Also. q STABLE. detached, with the
privilege Of renting five acres Of good farming md
for one or more years.
TERMS: AT sale. r..r ". GODDIN,
no PC AuctiOncer.
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BY Francis T. IsbeH,
Anctioueer and Real Estnte Agent.
10. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

MOST DESIRABLE, CoMMoDIoUs,
IXl AND :ADAiIRABLY-LOCATED IF OUR
LOT. ON THE NORTH 81 De OF GRACE
STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
SrREETS, FUR SALE AT rACCTIONy-WiH be
sold upon the premises, OIL MONDAY the 20 day
Of December. BIS, at o'clock r. NJ, that MOST
DFSIRABLE, COSlsrODIOITS, and ADMIRABLY
LOCATED FoUR-SToRY BRICK DWELLING,
No. 3l4, having ten rooms, with gas throuRhout,
bathroom, closets: brick Kitchen with four rooms,
slated, and now occupied BY No. tenant at =
good rental, ....,
The LOT fronIs 20 iset anu runs "acA "e'"eei
TERMS: Very ,libcral-to wit, $4,000 In cash,
and the residue on credit or three years for nego-
table notes with interest thereon. payable semi
annually, and both principal and Interest secured
by q trrs;-dced FRANCIS T. 1SBELL.
no &c - .#'r' Auciou
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Tbere is;a paynaster in the United States
Senate who has been an army officer twenx
ty-seyen years and; neyer heard q gun. fired.
81 IBIS item: is not true the payrnasters ear
easily prove 4 s,y wearing the names OF the
nasttss ~ which they were engaged on ttasf
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NEGOTIABLE
By virtue of deer, OF the United States District
Court for The Eastern district of Virginia. In the
matter of Lawrence Dwycr, bankrupt, entered No.
vember 9. 1878. the undersigned will sell for cash,
to the CHEST bidder, in trout of the cus,omhouse
OH FRIDAY. November 10th. ut II O'Clock ~,
one for 1921 AS. dated November /, 1875. payable
three months after dale: The other for s4S2.29,
dated January 3, 1876, payable three months alter
date.
These notes have been Only proven and allowed
by the commissioners In the suit pending In The
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond TO subject
the assets OF the Trcdegar Company 10 the plymen:
of said company's debts.
: -. THOMAS n. PAGE,
no 25-5t Assignee CT l.. Dwyer. bankrupt.
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.f1 posTpONEMENT.
+! Richmond Bazaar, ,
1888 and 1A40 Franklin street.

WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON WE'D
L NEsDAY MORNING, 9Th instant, at II
10 to Is head Of WESTERN HORSES and
MARES, well worthy the attention Of farmers
and dealers.
VEHICLE s and HARNESS of every descrption,
+, J BLANKETS, ROBES, HALTERS. BtlDLES'
WHIPS. &c. &C. BURTON, Aucuoneer.
M C9-2t
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-FIRST-CLASS
" ANTHRACITE, all sizes. reduced prices for
cash; PINE and OAK WOOD from rom s3iSo 70 =
and 'S45O per cord; best WEST VIRGINIA
SPt rS.r. 1875 to $3.50 and s4.75 per ton. de-
iiverad; BRIGRTHOPE LUMP and HAIL, SOFT
COKE and all kinds Of ENGINE COAL at lowest
nrices at wards, Broad street between Seventh and
Eighth, opposite Theatre and Nineteenth and Cary.
no % Y. II. fAdE.
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By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent; Auctoneer. and Notary Public,
corner Ninth and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HAND
i SOME BUILDING LOTS ON PORTER
STREET, IN MANCHESTER. AT AUCTlON.-By
virtue OF certain deed Of trust executed 10 me by
Nancy Peasants. dated OH the 9Th day OF Septeln-
Der. 1877 and duly of record in The Hastings Court
clerks Office, In Deadlock No. 2. page COZ, will
sell ut pubic auction, on the premises. on SATUf-
DAY, December 7, S7S, ut 81 o'clock Z. NJ, TWO
LOTS Of SO feet each on Porter street near the
corner OF Fifteenth street. The BUILDINGS are
inferior, but comfortable.
TERMS: Cash rs to S240 and cost Of executing
this trllst-say about $3.50; balance will be an
nounced ut the hour of sale.
no 26 H. CIIILES. Trustee.
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,,ascsrEsrrnsAsD VICINITY.

,smiden z,eath of a Woytag and Respect
"a C;fsseu. shortly after il O'Clock yester, ,
dav mornipr our community Wss started
Nc tne announcement OF the sudden death
Il Mr.. Conrad Waener, better known as
:. ,noI,s - Wagner. The sad event occurred
,ho.,t the hour mentioned above, at his res
;aence, on Fifteenth street, west. Mr..
wagner bad been indisposed Tor several
DAYS, aud suffered greatly from sleepiess-
ness. Monday night he partook OF on
opiate, in hopes Of resting better. les
serday morning after awakening he was;
seized with commissions, which lasted, with
but slight inteTIissions until death relieved
his sufferings.
Mr.. Wagner was a Marylander by birth,
but had resided in this city for many years,
and was employed as a puddler on Belle
island. His second wife, q Miss Brown,
died several years ago, leaving two chill
faran, both Of whom the bereaved father ioi-
lowed TO the grave very recently. BY his
first wife, Miss Gibbons, he leaves an in
teresting daughter nearly grown. he leaves
two brothers-both employed on Beile
Island, and among our most respected cltl-
zens. The deceased was 4 man OF INDUSTRY,
generous impulses, OF genial disposition,
and popular with all OF bis associates ana
acauaintances. He was q member OF an
Odd-Fellows' Lodge in Maryland, TO the
officers OF which his brothers telegraphed
Yesterday.
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DOR RENT.
L THE HOT SPRINGS.


Pursuant 10 decree Of the United States District
Court for The Western District Of Virginia entered
on The 21st of November, SIS, In the muller OF
Samuel c. Tardy. bankrupt, Will. on the 23D OF
DECEMBER. 1878, 4. II NJ. Of that day, In front
of the United States eustom-holsc. In the city OF
Richmond, Va. offer ut public auction TO LEASE
THE BOT STRINGS PROPERTY. Of Faith county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
This property includes large and valuable farm
the hoel cottages, and other buildings 1T the Hot
Springs, and the hotel furniture.
The lessee will be entitled 10 possession january /,
1879, aud the lease will expire October 81. 1879.
] will require five hundred dollars 10 be paid In
cash. and the balance of the rent in Ave equal In
stalments-vIz., March l, 1870, May !. 1879, July
!. 1879, September l, 1879, aud November l.,
1879.
will IN the deed Of lease require the lessee and
his sureties by proper covenants 10 protect the lanes
from waste and improyident farming and to return
safely the furniture.
If the highest amount offered ut public auction
SHALL In my opinion. TIC Insufficient, shall refuse TO
accept the offer. and will lease the property pri-
vatcy; and if the security offered is not satisfac-
tory, shall reject The bid. -. ...'t
l will give any Information about the property
which have TO parties DESIRING II who will address
me, at any time. At Chatham, PittsYlyania county.
Va. or meet me in Richmond, III the office OF
Messrs. Ould < Darlington. on the 9th or 23d OF
December, 1878, between the hours of l. \. VI.
and IL u. OF either Of those days.
W. +. SIMS.
no 25-3w Assignee of :. G. Tardy.
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
4 OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT OFLAND, WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS, FRONTING ON
WFSTHAM TOR CARY-STRtETl ROAD AND
EXTENDING BACK 10 TIE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAWIlA CANAL.-By virtue If de-
cree Of the United states District Court for The
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered on the I'd day
OF July, 1878, in the case Of William NJ Ledicy,
bankrupt. we will sell, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY the 9th day If December, 1878. At
IL O'Clock NJ. The desirable TRACT OF LAND de-
scribcd in said decd rs containing FORTY-ONE
AND ONE-HALF ACRES Of good land. about four
and half miles west of Richmond. aud lately 0ccu-
pied by William NJ. Lcdlev rs a residence and farm.
The improvements trSt-ratc. aud consist OF
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING of six rooms.
KITCHEN. &C., with all needed tut-buidings, aud
In good repair.
This Is the property conveyed to said i.cdlcy by
Robert Avis and wife by deed OF April 10. 1877.
This Is truly Il desirable piece of property, and,
being situated on of The principal roads leading
parties wishing nice and attractive home In good
condition.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, more libc.
raj terms probably Will be given. The property will
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee;
S. Is. WITT, Assignee.
The above sale Is made by virtue of decree IF The
United States District Court for fhG Eastern District
of virginia entered on the 25th day of October,
1873 in said suit. the risk and cost of Dir. Robert
Avis tho purchaser OF The said property II Il sale
made on the 18th day of July. 1873. -
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee;
no23 s. Il. WITT. Assignee.
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zeal Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED
Y ON GROVE AVENUE A SHORT DISTANCE We
arc authorized to sell, at q VERY Low PRICE If
early application be made). one Of the handsomest
and most valuable RESIDENCES on Grove avenue
with FOUR ACRES attached. This Is one of The
most valuable Investments that be made at this
time. Apply TO ,o,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
no. 7-3t No. Tenth street.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, Ezs
RESIDENCE 112 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
Linden Row..
no11.lm j. STEGER.
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SAUCTT0N sAIEs--Fusrre Days.
by Jno. E. Laaghton. Jr., Auctioneer,
016 Min street.

CPECIAL SALE OF BOOKs.-I will sell
- Mt my auction rooms on THURSDAY the zSth
instant, ut o'clock. without reserSe collection
of VALUABLE BOOKS, to which the attention or
book-buycrs is called Additions NAV be made TO
the sale. JSO. E. LAUGHT0N, JR,
mo- 25-4t - 80 ~ 's...-s Et.'t Auc1oneer.
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no 25-5t
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. rRED'o < POTOMAC r. r. CO., /.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA, November 8, 1873 }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND sEC-
n TION IA, CHAPTER IS. OF THE CITY
ORDINANCES CONCERNING WA G o ) :,
DRAYS, CARTS, AND HACKS.
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Approyed July %, 1851

Be it ordained 6y the Council Of the city Of
po ted 10 any office or employment in the service
OF the city who shall not have resided therein tor
twelve months next preceding such election or ap-
pointment, or who shall be delinquent In the pay
neut to The city any bill for taxes, water or gas.
This ordinance shall lake effect from lis passage.
x
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Ypsilanti, Mich, is one Of the few OF the
immortal American towns that can't poke
fun at the Afganism war-names.-OA CITY
D2rricE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-20

lieve it may be made a success. But
the Indians must be made to under
stand this through the agents of the
government upon these reservations,
and its benefits explained to them before
they will have faith in the governments
promises. Then they must have time
to consider and make their homestead
selections. If this be done, and proper
ly done there is not one adult male In.
dian in 20 who will not soon be made
to see it to his advantage to own in his
own right 100 acres of land of his ma.
tive ,Itahe, rather than to 90 to a
strange land selected for him as a bot
any bay for oil renegades. But make
the attempt to join these Indians as
tribes, in manner indicated by the com.
missioner and war will be inevitable
and a bloody one. Mark the predic-
ton.