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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-08

A MIXTURE OF MARRIAG Es.-We have
become conversant with the particulars OF
matter which may be called something OF
a double Enoch Arden affair. The princl-
pals concerned are or were residents OF this
city. 1t seems that number Of years ago,
before the civil war, certain man here
residing became jealous OF the attentions
which his wife was receiving from fellow
boarder, an unmarried masculine, and
abandoning her to him who seemed to be
more decidedly her choice, went West:
Years passed, forgetiul Of his connubial
vows, and believing that i was not good
for man to live alone, he married, and the
wife dying, he tried again, with the same
result, so that few years ago he found
himself q widower second time. HIS
thoughts then turned towards his former
home and the wife whom he had forsaken.
A short time ago he appeared in this city,
and found that in his absence his other half
had married and then buried the fellow
boarder, so that, after considerable extra
matrimonial experience, they once more
were free, and il is probable will rctn!te
and set up the family altar upon the original
plan.-Ne,o Bedford Mercury.
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bret Harte,
A Chicago journal ON the Whipping
Poat.
Nrt.. An

A Chicago Journal ON the Whipping.
Poat.
Times, 4th]
The old State OF Virginia celebrates this
anniversary OF the Declaration OF indie
pendence by setting up the whipping.post
once more. On and after this day there
will be no Imprisonment in the Old Do
minion for petty larceny. Instead of i'm
prisonment, the thief, il male, will be
publicly logged; il female, she may be
ioggcd or otherwise punished in the dis
erection Of the court. Economy is one rea-
son given for reviving this old mode OF pun
ishment. The convicts for petty offences
are very numerous aud constantly increas-
ing, aud the cost of maintaining them in
prison has become grieyous burden. 1t
is in part to save the expense that the whip
ping-post Is again set up. Aside from this
consideration, the opinion is gaining
ground, not only in Virginia. but elsewhere,
that whipping is more appropriate and Ell
fective punishment than imprisonment for
certain offences. Probably most petty
thieves and offenders in small way nave
more fear OF q good sound f1oSging. than
they have OF Imprisonment. Indeed, the
commission OF minor crimes for the very
purpose Of being provided for temporarily
in tails and houses of correction is not an
inirequent occurrence. But probably no
body was ever known to ROD hen-roostfor
the mere purpose Of getting public fog
ging. The physical pain inflicted by the
lash is something of q deterrent from crime,
and the disgrace is perhaps even more So.
Many an offender, especially among boys,
who cannot feel the disgrace OF incarcera-
ton can feel very keenly the disgrace OF
public whipping. For good many years
past it has been the fashion to speak OF the
whipping-post as relic of barbarism, and
many q pen-thIust has little Delaware
received for cinsing to the relic, and it IS
likely that Virginia will not be spared by
the sentimental humanitarians. Perhaps
whipping IS a relic Of barbarism. But il it
is so is hanging, and so is Imprisonment,
and, what is more to the purpose, so Is
crime. Whipping is certainly cheaper
punishment than failing, and il it is more
efficacious to reclaim offenders and deter
from crime, it may be best to practice it, no
matter whether it is a relic OF barbarism or
not. 1t will undoubtedly be asserted in
some quarters that Virginia has set up the
whipping-post because Vlrginians want to
get at the bare back OF the negro once more.
But it must be remembered that the law
treats blacks and whites alike in this thing,
and if the negro comes to the whipping
post oftcner than the white man he will have
nobody but himself to blame.
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BY Robert u. Lyme.
PclI Estate Agent aud AucHOnccr,
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF \ NICE De
l. TACHED FRAME DWELLING.W WITH VERH
LARGE LOT. SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE
OF VENABLE NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREEI
iSo.l7251, AND OPPOSITE VENABLE STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH. AT AUCTlQE.-ln eXecu-
lion of certain deed of trust dated It'll OF fcbru-
airy. 1877. and duly recorded in the Richmond
Chanccry Court. D. Il. 100 +, page 4SO, VIII Offer
for sale, upon the premises. at public auction, on
FRIDAY the 18th day of July, 1878, at = o'clock,
being required 10 do by the holder of two OF the
notes cured by said deed default having been mace
In the payment of :bc same. all the property con
yeyed by said deed. The LOT has front of 81 feet
Q Inches on Venablc street. and runs back to Elgh'
tecnth street. The improvements consist Of Il
LARGE FRAME DWELLING containing about
seven rooms. and kitchen and all necessary out
houses. Water Oh the premises The house Is now
occupied by 4 permanent tenant and yielding iair
rent. Being situated IN one of the most improving
localities in the city, it should command The attcn-
ton Of those seeking Investments or Il home.
TERMS: Cash As to expenses of sale and sufficient
to pay off notes for S5l ) and s522.5C. past due,
with interest. cost, &C.. and residue upon terms to
be given at sale. X. 4. MEAGHER,
.iyR Trustee.
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BANKRUPT NOTis&S.
mo. 557S.l

mo. 557S.I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA-lN THE MATTER OF
c. ". GREEN, BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPTCY.
CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, Jnly l, 1878.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that a petition has been filed In said court by
G.. W. Green, Of Richmond, Va, In said district,
gres, OF March 2, 1867, and the acts amendatory
thereof and supplementary thereto for discharge,
and certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims prorable under said acts, and that the 18TH
DAY OF JULY. 1873. at IL o'clock NJ. at the office
of Thomas S. Atkins, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy,
i'll the custom-house in the city of Richmond, Va,
Is assigned for the hearing OF The same when and
where you may attend and show cause. ii any YOU
have, why the PRAYER Of the said petition should not
be granted.
~ 2-M2w JOHN r. POPHAM, Clerk.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme
Successor to Lyme 6 Drotberl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF y NICE
i FRAMED HOUSE AND FINE LOT On Jay
NEAR BUCHANAN STREET. ADJOINING TIE
PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WHITLOCk, ESQ,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of The provisions u
4 certain deed of trust from John Ncttlcs and vile
10 the undersigned as trustee, dated November IA,
1876, and duly recorded In Hcnric County Court
y. Il. 9S, page ZIG. will proceed TO sell up0a the
premises, ON TUESDAY the 9th day Of July, lsie,
ut 6 O'Clock p. NJ. being required SO to do by The
holder of the note secured by said deed, default
having been made In the payment of the same; me
contains about i've rooms, and is substantially built
and is in excellent order. The LOT has Il front OF
&c feet on Jay street, and runs back l32 leet;
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost and expenses OF sale. ana
TO ray OF 4 note of $3.50. with all interest, &c.,
thereon: residue upon such terms as viii be given
AZ sale K. A. MEAGHER,
" Trustee.
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BY Jno. f. LaugIton, Jr. thgent), AuctiOueer,
No. 1923 franklin street.

T ARGE sALEOF FORFEITED DYED
Ii GOODS SILKS, CASSMERES, ALPACAS,
POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, SHAWLS. BIB
BONS. FEATHERS, &c, &C.. AT AUCTION
Being DESTROYS of disseminating the dyeing business,
/ shall sell ar auction. without reserve, 20 pay
charges, on THURSDAY the lth day of July. ut
O'clock at my store, No. 42O east Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. argc LOT of The
above DESIRABLE GOODS that have remained
uncalled for until they have become forfeited:
Parties whose goods have been kept the time al
lowed by law are hereby notified tina unless thoy are
called for before tile day Of sale, such goods VIII De
positively sold 10 pay charges. on The same.
The attention Of the ladies Is called 10 the above
sale, as the assortment is well worthy their ntten-
lion. -. l. ~ NEhhN,.
JSo. T. LACGnToN, Jr., Auctioneer.
" S-M,M.&Th3t
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By Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonc2rs,
lib Main street.

rE1RUSTEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
L BRICK STORE. DWELLING, AND Lot on
SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE EENA-
provisions Oi deed of trust bearing date the 23d
day OF December, 1878. from Patrick f. Boy c and
wife to The undersigned trustee, duly recorded III
the clerks office of the Chancrry Court OF III" CITY
OF Richmond. 10 secure the payment Of certain
negotiable note therein mentioned. default having
been muie in the payment of; part Of said note ana
us trustee in said decd sell by auction. on the prem
ises on TUESDAY the 9tn day OF July. 1875. III
& O'Clock L. N. The following -descrihed REAL
ESTATE-to wit: 4 certain LOT OF LAND 'front.'
in. .2li feet on the west side Of Seventeenth street
opposite Ne,Iabe street. running back on lis north
ern line about l2n feet aud OH lis southern lin. II
feet. with valuable TIlREE-STORI BRICK
STORE and DIV ELLlSG thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO dcfray Tie expense Of
executing this trust and TO pay oiP The sum VI $3.50,
with interest thereon from the 26th day OF July.
1875: The residue Oh s;cl terms as shall be an
nounced At sale. "
c2S J. i. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
i TON OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUS-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. VA.-By virtue Of 4
deed of trust executed 10 Charles ". Turner and
uary 1878. duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court for the city Of Manchester I'm Deef-
Book No. z. page "a 7. and also In the clerk once
Of the County Court Of Chesterfield county, in Decd
Book No. 60, page $50. being required so to do BY
the beneficiary in said deeds IF. j. sampson deciin-
iu9 To act trustee under said decd) Will offer FOR
sale the premises. in the city of Manchester. on
MONDAY. July Is. 1878. commencing at O'Clock
i. NJ, the handsome DWELLlNG-HOCSE AND
streets. now occupied by irst-clasS paying tenant
The lot fronts &C feet Tenth street and runs back
SIS feet, with comfortable and modern-styc build
iuss. pump Of excellent water. dwarf fruit trees
&C., &C., in the heart of the city, only about MY
yards from the Hastings Courthouse.
Immediately after lie above sale will sell. on Inc
premises, ONE HALF INTEREST IN TWENTY
TWO VACANT LOTS in Hollands addition, very
handsomely and eligib!y located for private resi-
dcnces.
And On The next day. TUESDAY, July lG. 1878.
on the premises. ut l | O'Clock A. NJ i'll the county
Of Chesterfield. will offer for sale. under same deed.
TWO THIRDS INTEREST in 4 tract Of valuable
farming and mincra! land, well wooded and watcrcd
about four miles from the thriving village Of Mid
lothian containing THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRES. nearly surrounded by
the valuable coal lands OF Franklin Stearus. Esq,
purchased by him AT high figures. This property
offers irst-cldsS Inducements To capitalists.
TERMS: One third cash: The balance upon credit
Of six Twelve months, well secured and Interest
added from d;lv of sale on the deferred payments
iv2 CHARLES W. TURNER. Trustee.
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GALE OF sALT-sULPHUR SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

GALE OF SALT-SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
By virtue Of several DEGREES, rendered by the Uni
ted States District Court for the District of West
1878, In the caus, Of John Echols The Adm inIs
traitor Of William Erskinc, deceased. and others,
therein pending the undersyned special commits is
sion will Offer for sale at pubic auction, 10 tile
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DhY OF AUGUST, 1878,
at the White Sulphur Springs. in Grsenhrer county,
West Va, that valuable wATEItNG-PLAcE known
" ~ SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing abou.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, OUT-HOUSES.
SPRINGS. &C,
contested Herewith. Under the Requirements of
said DEGREES 80 muoh Of the property will he first
offered as 10 exclude from said offer 200 of
land, brick eola.e. The outhoIscs in the rear of
The same, and two frame Cottages set apart as tie
property of Mrs. NJ VI. Harrison by The court; and
then Or no bid should be made sufficient to cover
srscsl tic said 300 acres and building. sci apart TO
Mrs. Harrison will he also offered. both separately
and IN connection with shc entire property.
TERMS or SALE: Twenty pa cent. OF tie pur-
chasc-mOncy In cash the remainder IN three equal
instlmenss, al one two, and three yours. bearing
interest. Bond aud security required for the defer
red in,tamcnts.
map OF ,lc property will he exhibited at the sale.
10 may also he at the office of W. A. Quarter.
Charleston. W. Va, ut any lime before the day of
snle.
The improT ements upon this property are Of the
most durable character, and are capable or accom-
modating several hundred visitors; and the place
llas ALWAYS had high reputation as watering,
plass !IG.1 Gil account Of It's local attractions anu
the medicinal qualihes or lis waters. Aside from It's
valke as n uaterng-placs, this property, with lis eX-
tcnsIye building.-.somc of the largest being OF
stoue-csuld be readily converted into an eNtensyc
manufl curing establishment or into Il college.
P.sse-oiun given The lst Of January, SD.
WILLIAM a. QCARRIER,
y. FITXIICGH,
my 27-2tavt,is Commissioners
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BY JaIncs VI. TAYLOR & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE DESIRABLE BRICK STORES
4 AND DWELLINGS. Nos. ~. II, AND 10,
ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the owner, we VIII
Ciler for sale at public auction, upon the premises,
ON WEDNESDAY the 10th day OF July: 1873. ut
O'Clock T. NJ, that desirable REAL ESTATE as
above located. consisting OF THREE STORES with
comfortable dwellings above-onc containing about
ten roo2os besides the store. and The other two three
upon which No. IL stands front about GO by about
so feet to IN acv. and the other two front about
16 by 80 feet each 10 alley. The location OF This
property being central and opposite The Ballard and
Exchange hotels, render il suitable for almost any
kind OF business, and IS now occupied by good ten
ants.
TERMS One third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by deed of trust
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son.
ivo AuciuueerS.
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~ ". GOddin,
BY W. Goddin,
Aucionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

HIRUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE NUM-
4 Der OF HANDSOME LOTS IN THE WEST
FRN PART OF THE CITY NEAR TO ELBA
PARK AND EUKER'S PARK.-As trustee in two
certain deeds OF trust executed by MIR. j. n BrZzo-
duly recorded in Richmond Chanccry Court, shall,
by consent Of parties sell at PUBLIC anctien, on the
premises. in the order named, on MONDAY The SIh
of July, 1878. commencing at o'clock z. NJ, the
following BEAUTIFUL LOTS-yiz.: FIVE LOTS
at the southwest corner of Marshall and Hancock
streets each 2Sg feet front Hancock street by 81
feet; also, TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the north
side of Clay street between Harrison and Norton
streets each about 25 by $50 feet to alley: and
THREE HANDSOME LOTS in rear of the above,
each fronting 25 feet on the cast line of Norton
street. running back 80 feet.
TERMS Reasonable. and made known at the time
of sale WILLIAM L. COWARDIN, Trustee.
u. S. After The sale of the lots OH Hancock street
will be sold that BEAUTIFUL LOT at the north
west corner of Broad and Hancock streets, 32 by
I43 feet to an aIicy W. GODDIS,
ie % Aucti0neer.
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ASsIGNEEs, NOTICES.
mo, 1855

mo. 1855
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN 7. HICKS, BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPT
CY. 1s
To THE CREDITORS OF ABOVE BANKRUPT:
This is give you notice that have flied in said
court my final accounts as assignee of the estate of
the above bankrupt, and that on the l 7Tu DAY OF
JULY, 1873 shall apply 10 said court for the set
Element Of my said accounts and for discharge
from all liability as assignee Of said estate. in ac
cordance with The provisions Of section 6,098 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States; title,
bankruptcy. l.. u. LEW1S, !
~ S-M2w Assignee. ,
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE HIGH
L LY-IMpROVED FARM. KNOWN AS SUN
NY SIDE" ON THE RIVER ROAD; ABOUT
ONE AND A HALF MILES WEST OF THE
CITY.-It contains ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES OF HIGEILT-IMPROVED LAND, with
LARGE DWELLING. on a ..eantiiul site. with
ample shade-trees, shrubbery, SC.
Price low, and terms liberal.
jy 4-6t LANCASTER G LUCKE.
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NOT yet Z,

Not yet. O ffiead, not yer.
The patient atsrs ss s IS, BIZ
u can from their iatticeS content to wait.
4 MI is illusion VII the III osning bars
& SLIP from the levels Of the Eastern rate.
4 Might Is too yotngsO friend, day Is too near:
Wait for the day that maketh Nil tliings clear
Not yet, D friend. not yet. s
Not yet, o friend, not yet.
y All is not true
& All 70 not ever as Is seemcth now.
Soon shall the river take another blue,
soon dies yon light upon the mountain brow,
What lfeth dark, love. bright day win ill.
Walt for thy .norntng, be 1t good or III.
Not yes, love, not get.
Bret Harte.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT LARGEMs
L THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING ::jj
southwest corner of Eighth and Leigh Streets lately
occupied by Mrs. NJ. =. Lorraine containing about
twelve rooms, large Kitchen, stable, gas water
bath, &C. All modern conveniences. Rent greatly
reduced, and possession 10 be had at once.
+ " 6-3t $3.50. 49, ROBERT B. LYME.
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By Robert 3. LvDc,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
4 OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS, FRONTING ON WEST
HAM tOR CARY-STREETl ROAD. AND EN-
TENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVER AND
KASAWHA CANAL:-By virtue of 4 decree Of tho
United States District Court for the Eastern dis
trct of Virginia entered the 2i day Of July,
1875. in the case OF William NJ. Lcdcy. bankrupt.
we will sell, upon the premises. on MONDAY the
9Th day Of July. 1878, ut II O'Clock NJ. the DE-
SIRABLE TRACT OF LAND described in said
deed as containing FORTY-OSE AND \ HALF
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. about four and half
miles west of Richmond, and now occupied by AIr.
W. NJ. Ledley IS = residence and farm. The i'm
proyements are tirst-rate, and consist of TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING of Six rooms, kitch-
en-. &C., with I'LL needed Out-buildings, and IN good
repair.
This Is the same property conveyed to said Led
ley by Robert Avis and wife by deed OF the 9th
April, 1877. This is truly II desirable piece OF
property, and being situated on the principal road
leading from the city should command the attention
OF parties wishing nice and attractive country
home in splendid condition.
TERMS: Cash as TO sufficient 10 pay Off two
notes-one for 80 and the lher for S69l.46-
wi tn all cost, &c, thereon and cost and expenses OF
SALE and also the expenses of preceding sale, and
upon u credit on S7l1.o3 till october 10. 1878,
aud residue upon terms to be announced at sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
jy3 S.B. WITT, Assignee.
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Bismarck: s'Mein tear friend Gortscha-
koff, you ton't know how pad L veel aboudt
dod toy ven he ptes you. 1t vas oudtrage-
GUS! Oh, you nashdy, dirdy, good-fur-niX
yellor brude! Lay down midi you Exit
Gortschako,i.] Come here, Schneider.
G-o-o-t ole weller! Nishe tog! Yaucop,
Gil Schneider swell bounds raw beef, dot
makes him zatiger, amt ?"-BoSton 1Tac-
elLer.
During q recent trial in England it came
out that economical band-leaders were In
the habit Of imposing upon managers whom
they had contracted to furnish with music at
so mucL ahead, by the introduction OF
''dummy" rioins. These instruments are
played with creased bow by men who
know nothing Of music, and render no au-
dibe sound. -Erchan5e.
"Bryant never chewed plug-tobacco,
smoked tive-cent segars, or wrote with &C.
dar pencil.' And in this respect we re-
semble Bryant to q very considerable en-
tent; but when it came to writing poetry,
Mr.. 3. had the bulge" on us-if we may be
permitted TO quote one Of the old Greek
scholars. -Norristo,cn Herald.
Professor Henry Edwards, of California,
has q collection Of 100000 bugs, which cost
$4,000, not estimating the labor of twenty
five years. Until collection of bugs can
be obtained FOR q much less sum, editors
will be obliged to worry along without such
such boon.
Trickett. the famous Australian sculler,
has lost two fingers while handling 4 cask OF
liquor. 1t is usually the casl that loses two
or three fingers by being handled NeD
Haven Register.
Old people who are just stepping out Of
life's arena worsted might easily have made
life a success il they had heard the average
collegiate graduates essay when they were
young.-Atbany Times.
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BY George S. yashon & Son, Auctloneers,
No. Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
i FINE FAMILY GROCERIES. FEED: &c,
CONSISTING IN PAkT OF SUGAR, C0EE ,f,t;
FISH, FLOUR, OIL. JARS GLASS AND STONE,
BKOOMS, BUCKETS. TUBS. BROWNSTUFF,
SRIPsTUFF, OATS, AND MANY OTHER Az
TICIES TOO NUMEROUS no NAMELY viz
tue of a deed of trust executed by George A: Wray
The undersigned as trustee and default 1T having
therein secured, Will, being thereto required by
the beneficiary proceed to sell at public auction, at
store No. 81 G west Broad street, on SATURDAY,
July 6, 1878, at o'clock A. NJ, the STOCK above
described
Trustee.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WOEk y
SPECIALITY.

We have all tie NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in Il manner ;hat cannot be- sur
passed.
Wcalso do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
orders from the country promptly ii!icd aad de-
iycrcd b" express or mail.
We will chcerfu!y furnish estimates and seEd
samples when required NIB l2-d.Sw,&w
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lost. sTT,AYED. AND FOUND.

II OST, either on Saturday evening, June
RANDUM-BoOk, marked Hugh q. Bates, contain.
Ing papers, letters, &c. only valuable to owner THE
pdtch office or at the store Of EfIYsON q YAM
CEY. $ s..st. 49, ~ 1859, 4, o anx ~
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WANTS.

WANTED. a WHITE GIRL TO Do
w GENERAL HOUSEWORk. One who can
come well recommended can get q good home by
applying at 23 south Pine street, corner OF Cary.
jx-S Do
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STRAYED FROM MYPREMISES f5ssss
" ON the Q lst OF June, 4 RED COW With .kssHSs
white bag she was In medium order, and s good
inilKer, Eoeral reward viii be paid for any in
iosIhatioh % ler. r. G. H0BSON.
corner Tenth and Main street, next to
= wy Itsst-ouce. .&441 y G-2tx s
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WANTED, TO RENT ORLEASE FOR
w next year, BY a practical and experienced
farmer, GOOD FARM to work shares. Can
give the best references. Address
FARMER"
je l0-M, Tk&Slm* Dispatch office.