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POETICAL ENIGNIA-No. o
an composed Of 10 letters.
My 1st is I'm fry, but not in stew
My I'd is in try, but not in do,
My Sd is in heart, but not in soul,
Ny flh Is i'm nothing, but not i'm whole
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My sth is in sold. but not iu pay,
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My 10th is i'm grass, but not i'm sod.
My whole, if the tale be true,
Forms The name of gautIemuBr Who
When he left his girl, the woods went through,
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Over White-Cak stump he rolled
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lie ran s-straddle of big hrush-hgap.
HCilNtOWu, o. NEbJ th ADNELAAls-
POETICAL ENIGMA-No. @.
I am composed Of 3 letters.
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My 2i is In leap, but not in bound
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NV 4th is IN planet but not iu sun
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EIvwEuIe the name Of gent viii teil5
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-05
H BY james nj. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELL
4 ING, No. 800, LOCATED AT THE SOUTH
WEST ! CORNER OF CLAY AND NINTH
STREETS, AND A DESIRABLE FRAME DWEL-
LING ON WEST BROAD STREET JUST BE
YOND THE BAPTIST COLLEGE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At tho request of the owners we will
offer for sale. upon the premises, on TUESDAY me
10th day of December, 1875, commencing III 8
o'clock =. III. with that new comfortable FRAME
DWELLING, containing six rooms situated on the
north side of Broad street, second door west OF
Mckenzie street. There Is also upon the premises
a fine welt Of water and good-sized Stable. The
LOT fronts so BY lao feet to an alley about 20 feet
wide,
valuable THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
No. 800, as above located. continuing twelve rooms,
with all modern Improvements. such as gas. bath
room with hot and cold water watpr-closets speak
ing-trumpels, Latr0be stove, cooking-raEge, ana
everything else usually found in trst-class dwell
ing The LOT fronts SO feet and runs back $50
feet 10 wide paved alley. The central location OF
this dwelling. being within three squares OF me
Capitol Square and convenient 10 all puDlic build
lngs and IN desirable neS..bOrho0d ought IT, at
tract the special attention Of persons seeking a
frst-cass residence.
TERMS: One Third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust. A.
Possession OF both houses can be gwen III thirty
days from the day OF sale IL desired.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son,
ded hucfioneerS.
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Appendix Il.
NEW YORK, November 9, 1878.

NEW YORK. November 2, 1873. .
To HIS E1cellency 4. w. N. Holiday, COT
ernor Of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-We have duly received your
EXcellency's proclamation Of April 9th
communicating the act OF the General As.
sembly of Virginia, approved March ID
1878, providing for an exchange OF the prln.
cipal OF the recognized debt OF the Com
monwealth into a bond bearing three per
cent. interest for eighteen years and four
per cent. for thirty-two years until paid,
with new interest-bearing certificate for
the amount of accrued and unpaid interest
up 70 July /, 1878, to be redeelnable at the
pleasure OF the General Assembly.
We have taken. pains to consult the own
ers OF the obligations OF the CommonW ealth
both in Europe and America IN regard to
the plan embodied in the act, and ind a very
unananimous sentiment that the terms pro-
posed are not such us the creditors had
reason to expect In view OF the resources
and character OF the State, or as they would
feel justified to accept by making the ex-
change proposed.
AT the same time the bondholders are very
DESTROYS to consider the circumstances in
which the Commonwealth stands, and to CO.
operate as far as q reasonable and Just con-
sideration OF their own right and position
will allow In arriving at such q settlement
as would afford a common ground on which
they could meet. And IL the Commonwealth
were to offer TO the holders OF the consoli-
dated bonds a new bond having thirty or
forty years TO run, the arrears of interest
being added to the principal, bearing per
cent. interest, and to the holders OF al! the
other classes OF bonds similar bond bear
ing interest at 81 per cent. both bonds and
thsir coupons being payable In gold, ana
the coupons to be received for taxes or
other dues to the State, and provided with
|a suitable sinking fund for their redemR-
Itton, ne have strong reason to believe that
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BY GoGdin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents & AuCtionccr:,
HOG Main street.
RUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA.
l. BILE PROPERTY N THE CITY or RICH.
MOND AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-~Hy vIrru" al =
deed of trust from ii. &. Arnrtt and "v I" III"
dcrSiened trustee, dated The 17Ih ddI @; May,
1877. and duly rccor'ied IN the clerk one" e N"
Chanccry Court Of the city OF Richmond. In Dead.
Book 10 i. page $50. and being required =" {" -"
by the beneficiary. will offer for sale iur prem
iscs, on SATURDAY the 18th day II irr'nb'r.
1878. the following property. N 81 O'Clock J.. NJ;
lSt The LOT on IT, north side Of Main hr'ScrN
Laurel and Cherry streets frurtn. ~ feet nI
running back beiwrrn parallel line, 1909 feet. ~i,h
4 desirable FRAMED DWELLING thereon.
ri. LOT in rear Of lenbcvc. - 10y Ia fr". ~
medialcly after the above.
Sd. LOT on the west line of Jefferson between
Byrd AMI Canal street,, 90 hy l2u feet I" an A'N -
say ut 4 o'clock l.. W.. or 50 mpch thereof L. "ll
satisfy the amount secured under the decd
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 discharg" Us" NOTES 81
$500 each. past due. and accrued inrcr~. thereon,
and expenses al sale; residue on s,Ici f'r-n> may
be announced at sale. j. VI. GDpDlN.
,Io I
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NATURES REMEDY!
= ENDORSED By MEDICAL, PROFESSION. !

n ENDORSED BY MEDICAL Pkp1EsSioStt4.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
- :, FR ,2sd TN spn1Sas.
= EsTABLIsHED iTwEfsTYasIx Years. a.
+, Efficiency proved BY actual results In
cases Of RfR
fnfitneais Affections. Fore Throat una DiDhtherta'
Chis and .Malartai Fever. Extracts FROM sessi-
d Bess remedy for Inaainratory Sore Throat and
.Dfphtheria ever used by ine-as have found afsr
practice OF forty "a tor ny natash
and feprifuse; preferao'e e i,l1SEIp n O.
$ After O practice of many years have foand no
ws aa ss aass { sassS A ae ssa
peculiar JoMS F. METTE4gR. IL p S1on,.
Successfully used In Dyspepsia ana o t'
'."i Prof. sAM'I JAcEsoN.M: D., Uniy. OF Pa.
SURPRISING any remedy tnaS 81 knoT u Years
IN my n prseiices r. {: WNLKpn, f. D.; va:
Alter an experience Of near thirty FEARS nave I'VE
scrofula, Cnianeous Affections, GIanduIar Derange-
ment, Chronic IrT1tarions OF The BLADDER, MONEYS
and urehra Ufsra;ion and ssTtain
No wATEEs HAVE WIDER RA nGEr 9F osh-
Used with, will, unparalleled success ia g. hsR ReER
a1syb ef cnfhhs "a nee
IT." iihhA REV H E. G. DopsoS, j. 4: LEE, ya.
directions. analysis, and full proof Of all claimed
sent Wh sas9 eenss psr gallon 81 per
dozen half. gallon bottles; So for fve-gallon de'nl
john. ,..,o. co IN and ss
ner halfdozen according to sIZe-sent postpaid:
Full proof 6f all claimed sent free npcn appnca-
tlon Liberal terms to dealers invaas are Sesp
Address A: II. DAVIES, President CT the com
pany. Lynchburg, Va. o,p,,1I1rp s.cO
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n 5EtF by Richardson & Co..
n Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Motu street.
SALE OF DOUB

THRUST EE'S SALE OF DOUBLE.
4 FRONT FRAMED DWELLING on WEST
MAIN STREET.-By virtue OF 4 certain deed ~
trust from "A. T. Wright anc others btariny d,,e m
the 9th day OF july. 1878. recorded iu RIcLmoyd
Chaucery Court, clerks Office, In n. p. los r.
page SIT, being requested so 10 do by the boldnr,
OF fbe note secured In said deed. dciaur hahn,
been made IN the payment OF said note. viii nrn
coed 10 sell by auction. on The premises, on THI'RS
DAY the 18th day Of December 1875. nj 4 0'clnck
y. NJ, the PROPERTY described In Sa,d deed a.
fronting forty feet on the south side OF ives, Mai,
Street one Hundred and ifty-hvc feet east Of lo,o
bard street, and running back within parallel arc.
one hundred and scTcnty-njnc fqe' more or lc,. IN
m alley twenty feet wide on which there Is 4 two
story donble-front framed dwelling.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to paw all expens. ~
executing this trust and or note described in said
decd for $500; for any balance Of The Durcla,n
money on such terms as may he made known nj the
Time OF sale. Nm. LEE,
de 2 I,1i<r,o
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A PROBLEM LONG SINCE SOLVED.

A PROBLEM LONG SINCE SOLVED.
n How to remedy those prolific causes of disease,
an Impoverished circulation and an impaired diges-
ton, was problem the solution Of which had often
bafIled medical skill, but which was solved over
quarter of century ago by The introduction Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters to public and professional
notice Since that time, which may well be said to
have initiated new epoch in the history Of mcdi'
cine the remedy and preventive referred to has ob-
tanned footho!d in the confidence of the American
people that each succeeding year has only served to
strengthen. 1t is recognized throughout the Union
as tonic of The first order, remedy for and sure
means of preventing fever and and disorders OF
the stomach and bowels; as a reliable means Of re-
forming disordered state of the liver, and OF coun-
leractipg 4 tendency to rheumatism. govt, urinary
and uterine disorders. '.-'.- de STU, Th,S,&
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r. G.. BURToN, Auctlonper. TUT
By Wellington Goddin, AuctIonecr.

V1RUS TEES' SALE OF A LARGE
l. AMOUNT OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD,
INGS. ON LEASED LAND: kNQWN AS TIE nE
FiXTUBES. EMBRACING IN PART STEAM ! An
ENGJSE NuT vt; iE R9L r., nv yirf
of a deed OF trust from Messrs. Archer, Goodwin y
Co., 10 the undersigned. Wellington Goddn ana
John C Sinon trustees bearing date , Is ouri
and of another deed Of trust executed by the SAID
parties to the undersigned: X. L: Blankenship trS-
also duly recorded in said Richmond Chancery
Court, we, the said trustees, will expose 70 sale ~
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDA1
O'clock A. Nj, all OF The PROPERTY of every kind
embraced in both Of said deeds, consisting OF ile
a large amount Of VALUABLE MACHINERY,
TOOLS, FIXTURES. &G.1yiz; >,,.,>-p -,
JECT0R, &c, and BOIL ER-built by ". E.
Sy H?sPss SSi n,s,. :, ,,,rsrs ,,,,,,
s GANG TiFa' B e If pfFiHTsf;Rs
MERRIMAN BOLT-Cu1TER,
l SCHWEITZ BOLT-CSTTER.
/ SINGLE-HEAD BOLT CUTTER,
BOLT.POINTERS and SHEARS,
3 ESk ri: & GHSG TAFFERs:
S S{I EEAK4SG m snS IhEEiSGAA'niNA'
/ LARGE ENGINE-LATfiE,
l Is ENGINE-LATHE and CHUCh,
| SKIS ENGINE-LATllE.
| / UPRIGHT DRlLL-PRESS,
l POST-DRILL PRESS, ,,,-,,, ,>-crr
! FIVE. FOOT pL AMER. with CHUCK, ANGLE-
PLATE, and CENTRE;
2 TJJMBLISG-M1LLS,
DIES. DIE-HEAilS.
PUNCHES, SOCKETS.
and other TOOLS used In the manufacture Of
bolts and nuts.
Sumrrous PATTERNS for the above machiDery
and also sundry PATENTS owned by the late
firm:
together with great variety Of other articles aDper-
tainng 10 the business heretofore conducted by The
late firm of Archer. Goodwin Co.; a catalogue
Of Which will he exhibited ut the sale. and In the
mean time can be procured from the auctioneer or
either OF the trustees. 's-. ... -.
TERMS OF SALE-YiZ.: All sums under 300.
cash: over that sum, up 10 5000, two months
credit over $500, four months creuit-the credit
payment bcar six per cent. interest, and to be
secured by approved city endorsed negotiable pa
per - w. GODDIN, 1872
e.. j.. Is- JOHN G.. SISTON,s 3.
Trustees In first deed;
r. ANKENSH1P,
no 21-eodtds Trustee In second deed
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i!s4!s 2 By RobertB d. Lyme, ~ -.
G Real Estnte Agent and Anctioneer,
III &: rs 11212 Nafr, street. ~ ~

TRUSTEES SALE, OF, A DESIRABLE
u DETACHED FRAME MOUSE. WITH BRICK
BASEMENT, ON TWENTY-FOURTHt STREET.
NEAR, n STREET, ANDiAl SMALL. TEAME
HOUSE ON CA RRISGTIaiISlNS ,,NEAR IWEMIiI1.
Or i Certain deed OF trust from George 9. Tyier,
dated November 80, 1S77, TO the understRned, as
trustee, aud duly recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court, D. b; IL A. page s62; g, and a., IN Henrieo
County Court ID. 3. 100, page 81, VIII SELL upon
the promises, as public auction. beginning with the
property OH Darlington street, being required SO to
do By the Holder Of the note secured by said reed,
default having been made in The payment OF the
same, on WEDNESDAY. December IL. 1878. at 4
O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described In said
deed. The HOUSE on Twefry-fourth street has q
brick basement, and contains about rooms, WATER
and all necessary conven,encfs. The lot has front
on Twenty fourth street OF 50 feet, and runs back
125 feet 10 fodI'teen-foot alley. The property on
Carrie gton street consists of nice FRAME TENE-
MENT OF three rooms, and now yielding fair rent
Lot has frsnt OF 22 feet, aud huns back good
DEPTH. ~ ft@-.. aNZ 49,
TERMS: Cash az 10 expenses of sale and TO pay Oh
a note OF S34O.0S, with all interest, &C., thereon
balance upon such terms as will be announced at
sale. '- Il. A. AEAthEh,
de 5 .-a.. ,-, Trustee.
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,s,,cb d .proposai would be accepted by g
var vary sIarge majority. IL not the whole, OF
ti1e holders OF Virginia securit ties.
we remain, with sentiments OF high con-
sideration, your Exceflency obedienf ser
'A1s'' Barring BROTHERS & co,
by 8. g., &, g. @. Ward. Attorneys. y
AUGUST BELMONT,
and on behalf OF the Messrs. DE hoTHs-
CHILD, OF London and Paris. afJ3 y
BROWN BROTHERS 8 co.
4, RICHARD IRWIN, & CO.. &, 5.sr,5
| CHARLES M,.FRf IL 80.
President Of The Bank Of New York.
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COMMERCIAL.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

49, Is: NEW YORK. -.s5s. - .s.a
NEW YORK., December 4.-Cottou easy sales,
425 bales; uplands, 9 3-16c.: Orleans, 1-i6c:
Flour slightly In buyers favor w,'h2Ts atclTTu
change In price; southern unchanged. Mneae-Sn IN
Graded spring 92c.; uugraded red, 81 @sl.os; Nc;
red, 81 .o3M5 l.o4.. Corn a shade f5mer: aSEGs
z7e for nngraded; for No g. Oats C yi1
fsiriy active. sugar unchanged. Molasses dull
Porto Iico quoted at S0@49e New 0rlsans.. 2 s@
Iurpentine brIner at e9.@29No. Pork.Mess, on
spot, 745@s7.S5. Cut-meats steady: midd,es
nuict and unchanged. Lard-Sieam, spot, S6.071'
Whlskey quiet and steady at S1.o6H treightS hrln'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 4.-Flour in fair demand
and steady Southern wheat firm: good Shipping
demand: western active, firm. and higher; south,
ern red, SI@sI.0s; amber. 81. Os@sl.l0; Nc.
Pennsylvaufu red, Sl.oS: No. 2 western winter
s107. Southern corn active and firm; western quiet
aud steady; southern white, 439454c.; yellow; 80
@45c. Oats steady and firm; southern, 26@29c:
western white, 2s@29Ec. Hay dull and unchlargeo
Provisions .quief; irregular, and noninally UNI
Changed Butter quiet and steady; choice western,
packed, 1901 &c.: rolls, 15Ml6c. Coffee dull and
roIninal; Rio cargoes, 11a@16c. Whisky frmer
at $1.09@sl.098. sugar about steady; A SOIL
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