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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
Nero Socialists.
NG6kS
TSt. Louis GIobe-DemOcrat.l

fist. Louis Globe-DemOcrat.1
Tn the Socialist procession was colored
club" It being formed OF twenty-five mem
bers. During the afternoon the reporter
saw four or five negroes spreading tDeih-
selves on the grass. Each OF them had
red ribbon in bis button-ho!e, or pinned on
his shirt.
Said the reporter to one Of them: 60 So
you're Socialist, eh?"
.fSosblestg What's dat ?" was the aston
ished question. all the negroes at the same
time leaning forward to open wide their
Welt what are your" queried the re
porter
ewes a,cIuh, we is, mister;'' was the eX-
plicit iaformatien OF a strapping young
darby: and headed, "Ise de secTetrce Cd
de club, his"
What kind of cluh?"
"THelfth. Club" which, it must be
admitted, was alittle more explicit.
"But wilat,are you-Socialssts, Commll-
nists, Jnionists, :Sovereigns OF Industry.
United Labor-incn, Observation-Disclosures,
Democrats, or Republicans ~
"Dats Inere'n I can tell yer, boss"
yrinned the intelligent secretary. All L
know ives club, sDut think'we're what
they casa Ggeenbackers."
"Here comes de Eap'en; Cap'en.Banks-
he knows" one OF, tie men exclaimed.
Up stslked Capen Banks. He was gotten
I'D in TIE NEST impressive style. fEe had
on an cid black freck cot. Across his
breast Was aifariug red sash, from his lapel
hung long red ribbon, and in his slonched
lgigadier hat was agorgeous red plume !;
and ne had areai sword dangling this side.
His hand was continually at the tilt.
=. Captaiu Banks, L believer" sasuted the
reporter.
ayes, saa, at your 4;aryice,' was 1.-The
pra.lpt military reply.
diets see, yeu'ae captain Of"
.ncf de club--de Twelfth Club.'
"Nhat's its Nance"
"Thar yer giS ME. Yer see we ain't yet
fixed en- de nane. Mebbe it, be de 'Cullrd
Greenhack Clus, OF dc Twelfth Ward,'tor
nebbe it'll lie de " Twelfth Ward Club OF
yullnd Soshiests.' We don't know, boss,
what we'll be. Bat we's a. Cub and Iseide
GaD:ep:"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

Though travelling the great fFee-lEnch
route to the Red river OF the North, SEna-
torIButIer of South Carolina was kept Com
siderably ia the background. he was n OF
scheduled at ST. Paul as belonging to the
presidential party, and care was taken at
various points on the route to mention that
he was particularly guest Of the compost
sharp, Mr.LeDuc. He was not introduced
by the President to the crowds, anal: gene
rally, appears to have been pretty tito
roughly snubbed. Incidentally naay he
mentioned bit OF u joke anconsciously
perpetrated by the Senator, If the st. Pa1l
Pioneer Press is to be believed In Far
week: HE was treated with evalrtesT,
hut on one occasion a person on beanSln-
trodueed inquired: stAre you the man who
killed so many people in South CarosinaD
Afr. Butler, without betraytng annoyance
pleasantly replied: Il presume you have
killed more men thanI haye-' BE Was I'M
aware that lie had got ahead Of his guess
toner until hearty laugh from The by:
ISLANDERS suggested an inquiry as to the!
cause, when he was informed ihe mae was
a doctorto !
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1,u,lcr,s and Kearnsy'. 'srsin = I,

ncrsr SAYS THAI BUTLER II Ac.
! - a,uaTIvE AND KsARSEY coscsiTEp.
,,.ss,a.sor Graham read an essay last eve. |
-. - Science Hall on the alleged brains OF
n ~ q pntier and Denis Kearney, phreno-
1n II. considered. The Professor was
Nsnrea by a number OF phreno'ogicai
charts. presumably representing tue TWO
sr,biects under consideration. That repre-.
senting Kcarney looked like map OF tue
Eastern Hemisphere, with parallels OF ,ats
tude and longitude, the portion occupied W
China being in deepest black. La Iene ,;a
Buffers portrait only one eye couio W u.,
t.nguished, and that was evidently Myus e., "
SooS Mt the tip OF the corresponding ear.
Oeher nor,raits OF distinguished PRISONERS
md assassips ornamented the stage. hear-
nov y said the speaker. g has not over one
md q quarter inches OF moral brain IN the
sront Of the head" and he whacked Tue
crayon representative OF the "iop-eareo
naiic,n OF the Sierra" over the head Win a
Tuier. at is always so with people VINO
ore pjycn to profanity. He has only average
rrfective movers; he can't get thought out
~ such a head as that. He don't Know the
meaning OF his adjectives. Butler pays
him to speak. He says he made hlaseu
then Heaven protect Us from sucn lItue.
and mother! He likes good eating US .ons
"a they roll 10 the pennies NC IL c"ts -
Is fat. The main characteristics OF heaI-
news brain are conceit, self-esteem' OPP
preston, tyranny" tApplause.j
g Butler" he continued, SIS rs in'l OF
cunning and deception as an egg Is OF meat.
He has mere brain than Kearney, and IS
cuter. The central part OF his head shows
selfishness. The predominant features OF
his brain are self-es,cem and acquisltive-
ness With this brief description OF toe
contents OF Mr.. Buffers skull, the speaker
launched out into politics.
Grcenbaeks-" he began.
"D;ss-s-s-s-s.s," said voice.
TConfusion.j o
Professor Graham then invited any one
in the audience to air his opinions, Oh ask
anv questions desired. A gentleman 10
gray arose, aud said that be would not near
General Butler abused, as the latter bad
once given him work at $50 month, 10
New Orleans, when he was starving.
81 call the gentleman to order, saio TUG
Cha1r-woman. "Butler has stolen enough
money to give work to great many people.
Take your seat, sir; sit down"
The gentleman in gray calmly TOOK MS
seat.
Professor Graham then examined several
heads IN the audience without finding any
thing to speak of.-Ne1o Yorc Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
ByW. Goddin. huctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FIRST
y CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE ACRES. ON THE HERMlTAGE
ROkD. ONE AND A HALF MILES FROM TIL
CORPORATION LINE OF RlCHMOND.-At the
request of DR.. Martin S. Taylor shall sell ut auc-
tion without limit or reserve, on The premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th of September, 1873, at 4
O'Clock r NJ. his very beautiful and productive
FARM called s'EDGEWOOD," located as above,
and extending back 10 the Fredericksburg railroad
on which it has front Of threefourtlls of mile.
containing 40 ACRES; of which about 80 acres
are cleared and in fine heart, balance In wood the
DWELLING. containing seven rooms besides clo-
sets with nsrtico extending the whole front, aud IN
front of which is beautiful lawn of about SIX to
eight acres well set IN clover and young shade-rees
There is splendid well Of water In the yard, and
two springs on the farm.
The view from the dwelling Is n most lovely
one The access to r is br Il frst-rate road. The
ntighborllood equal 10 any in the county, ana the
heaithinesI Of The place provcrnial.
The other improvements are such as are ntcGGd
for the place There Is an excellent ana large CE
HOUSE, and q pond adjoining. From the sale ol
ice alone sum can annually be realized equal 10
interest on the eslima ed value OF the farm.
Those VINO wish 10 purchase 4 really desirable
farm in sight OF Richmond would do well to attend
the sale. $780,.
Terms: One third cash: balance ut one an! two
Years tor negotiable notes ncret at six per cent?,
secured by deed of trust
ii g 1T-rt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

When Ben. BatIcr was in command in
New Orleans he took over 100000 in gold
from the vault OF the Smith Brothers and
brought it away. When eenfreated with
the Unlawful act he said that he took the
money rs war measure, and that he had
paid it over to the Treasury Of the United
States. The Treasurer telegTaphea at once
that Butler had never paid 4 farthing OF
this money into the Treasury. TIE courts
then made Butler refund the money 10 the
Smith Brothers. TO elect such II man TO
the Executive chair Of any State would be n
disgrace to free Institutions, aud bnnilia-
1ion 10 the people over whom be might pre-
side. But there. are many who believe be
will be elected. However, we can hardly
believe it.-Harg0yd Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

Ayoung married man OF New Orleans,
not many days ago, found himse't at that
stage Of connpbial bliss where be could
proudly say to his friends and creditors, g
am Sather!" AS was natural he concluded
to visit bis parents. who live in one OF the
Coast parishes, to show them in the person
OF their grandson that there was life in the
old land get. Therelora he, accompanied
by bis happy wife and tneir heir, took the
old couple by surprise last Sunday night
week. But the grandparents. afraid Of the
fever, flew into q violent passion and the
garret when they learned OF their sons ar
rival, driving the hitter and his family from
the house. The young man. was obliged TO
spend several hours in q ratn-storm Before
ne could gel q conveyance back to Nem Or
leans -sss1sa 80 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
BY Richardson Il Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
lib Main street.

A VALUABLE TWO-ACRE LOT ON
A THE CONTiNUATION OF FIRST STREET,
AND ADJoNIEG TIE MEGHkANMISs s6 GEp sel
I, Ell amc,,nn on The premises. on WEDNESDAY the
18th September. 1878. at ; O'Clock r; II, inc
Iit:HI Y-DES IRABLE LOT located Us above, ana
very valuable as Z markct-garden.
TERMS: One third cash. ba lance IN SIX ana ,%eIpS
months: negotiable notes given for the deter t
S Sa NJ nf ,ruct RICHARDSON & CO,
ueeu y, H"''' = --- Aucfioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

MAINE GREENBACHERs REALLY CONaEnvA-
TIvEs.-The Maine Grecnback men general
" take no stock Ia the idiotic notions abert
fiat money. But they have q deel-seated
and intense prejudice against the present
national-bank system. They insist that the
paper currency shall be issued directly by
the Goyernment.-Neao York Express,
1Dem)
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By Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate hucuoneer.
llnS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING
L LO9'S ONGRACE BETWEEN BELLEyILLE
AND stIAFEk STREETS At AGCIioS--B{
wife, dated March 10, IL ~. ndrecorded in the Of
fee Richmond Chancery Court, In ID; H. ll0 Az
page 276. default having been made In the payment
Of negotiable nste therein secured. and being re-
qlested SO to do by the beneficiary IN said oesa,
T. NJ. on SATURDAY. Sept a,n6er II, S1s, tne
PROPERTY in said deed, as follows; Az mat 10y
OF land m the city Of Richmond IN Inc north lne OF
Grace between shafer street and BelIeyile, cou1-
mepeiug 160 feet west Of shafer trest fronting on
said Grace street 80 feet, and rnn ~ back between
parallel lines 1865 feet 10 1e-fpot alley; The
ground VII, be divided into two or more onilding
lots. The property Is Immediately oppostt the
Presbyterian church. As Grace street is poY being
graded to Richmond College. anil many other I'm
proyements going on in that vicinity. these lois
should attract the attention Of parties des ing 10 Sc
cure nice location for a home.
TERMS: The deed requires cash for expenses OF
sale and sufficient 10 pay note OF $4,000, but Des
ter terms may be announced on day OF sale. I
s.. sge. FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee
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The Story OF sac Figures.

tNIUHH! 1Ec'Fs- W.T. '''@''
The vote Of the three parties in Maine last
year and this year compares about us 1ol-
DwS:
Republicans In ...........~-----.?3'6633dd
There is nothing in that which Republl-
cans need feel bad about. 1t shows party
OF undiminished organization, OF firm faith,
and OF steady ranks.
Grecnhackers in 1s77............... 5,266
Grecnbackcrs In 1875. --35,ooo
This is a great gain. 1t indicates the
spread Of the disconnected element. and
points to the danger which is. before the
country. 1t makes the peril OF financial
chaos an eminent reality.
Democrats In lS77.....-..-......-
Here is where the laugh comes in-for
everybody but the Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

IT WILL DIE OUT.-The Greenback dis
ease is spasmodic. twill rage this year,
like the measles or yellow-iever, but after
that ssrun' it will die out, to be reckoned
among the strange and foolish political
movements represented by the Know-No-
thing party and P. l.. LIS augusta lMe.)
Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
Ry w. GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioacer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets

v,RUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
/ FARTISG AND CORD-WOOD LAND II
CHARLES CITY. VA, NEAR WILSON'S LAND
ING.-lsv virtue of 4. decd of trust executed by
Marin r.. I.ipscomo, trustee. for Adehnc |. Lips
comb. his wife bearing dated August l. 1877, and
duly recorded In the clerks office Of Charles City
County Court, Decd Book 8. page l31-helug re-
uuired so 10 do by the beneficiary l shall proceed
TO sell at public auction, in 'front.' IF the custom
house il, the city of Rlchr nnd, on TUESDAY. Sep
lember 18th, at 10 A. NJ. that desirable FARM
AND WOOD LAND In said county. ABOUT three
taining -FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
n, ore or less and djoins tie lands OF j. T. Graves
John Lamb. and others.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay off note now
fl;c Tor $3.50 with Interest and charges Of protest
frcm Aulu>t ]. 1877. and cost of sale: on credit
rs to 35G:34 until Isl Augusl. ST9 on credit us
to S35S.33 uEtillst August. 1880: on credit as
to s35S.33 until 1st August. 1851: and as TO he
re- idue Of She procrecs OF sa-, on such terms Us
sha II be &utionce at the hnGr of safe: the whole
dit payments 10 bear interest aud secured by
deed Of trust. GEOIGEdI. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

A man in Western Iowa who is cantli-
date for taree offices has,inven!ed method
of shaking La nds by Observation-Disclosures.
A Kind q timber for which There is ne
further call~-summer board.
To make mango-read him your last
poem..-uBostoio transcript.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and &uctioncer,
;12t2 fiain street.

SALE OF A TWO
10 ST orr FRAME IIG US E AM, LOT ON CON
COED ;YTREET. ADJOINING MRS. LASEAN-S.
ABOUT one SQUhRE NORTH OF LEIGH
the request of the executor OF Ann
bubble au cien, on TUESDAY the t1ih day of Sep
teInLer SIS, al AZ .aelSck p. NJ, the above-de-
s.rib.a MOUSE. containing about -four rooms:
kitchen w alter. &C.. on premises: fronting imme-
diatay on fI,e rarod Tor: concord street,. and so
near 10 the I,ops, matket. ssc. should cpinmnd the
attention q parties ,of 'uIhed means wishing to
make al invest meat. -, ,,.
ri fw.Iv, months wftA interest notes af deed OF
trust. iseh@nh -. , x ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeT'
HOG Main street.

TloR RENT.-FRoNT STORE AND M, EE s:s
II CEII,AR NO. 1912 EAST MAIN STREE ~ I1ss,
FOR EENT AT PUBLIC AUCTL0H:-1o,,n ~ a.S-
nay the 17,h OF September, 1873, s; ~ and
"a above for the unexplred term OF coo
mel j. D. Whitehead, which cxprss on !He IN IN!
Of FEBRUARY, lou j, III. GREGORY,
Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

GOOD MAY REsULT.-It has been said the
ephemeIal existence OF the Nationals can ac-
compish no good. 1t may accomplish the
good OF breaking up the Democratic party.
st. Paul Pioneer Press (Repabtiesn).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

General Johnston's nomination has been
hailed with congratulations to his State and
district.
The Press not only Of the State, but of
the country, have been loud and pro-
nounced In its recognition and support. The
Richmond Wing alone, OF all the pagers
which come to our eyes, is iaharmonious.
What is the matter with our Aneient2-
BrrnStcick Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

DON'T KNOW ABOUT THESE GREESBAOK-
ERs.-Now IS the time every Democrat
should stand steadfast.-&apoteon {O.)
Northwest (Demoeraticj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
Ry Grubbs 4 Williams.
AueSone ers and Real Lstase Agents.
E,eyesth 81 re<t betHseen Sllsa and Bank.

rCHREE VERY HANDSOME GARBEN
FARsIS OR COTTAGE SITES, on YIE
ROAD LENDING FROM BRUQG TURNPIKE
10 THE lIEApOWHRInSG k q one NIL Ill.
5FAEM or PETER H0TT ES---We wsl sell. by re-
Quest OF the oTner. who lives an another State. on
IgJESDAY the IlSth OF Septesuber, 1873. at ~
on LAND Stu. ttet rs abore-one of ipe acres, one
Of eleven and three suarter acres and oneof twelve
acres. -,
These lands lie splendidly, and are capalAe Of any
degrte of Imp oveSaeR. The soil is fine, the situa.
ton, surroundings .7ht access tby lree rosds) all
Terms At sale. .GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS.
sell AActioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

When Victoria handed Dizzy the order
for o new garter he said 9 No nse. Yiccy.
I ean,t raise my hosanna higher. = - Boston
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RAILROAD LINES.
s.;s ssgS.1ss.sssSy -.

e esS2 ~ gsA1 ssEzz-:sy ss~
fSdESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" WAY COMPANION and after wEDyEa-
ind arrive at Richmond AZ follows:
WESTWARD.
10. 1-7:30 A. H.-Leayes-foR TuTTISGToy:
Daily except Sunday: stops =:
all regular stations: arrive. a.
Gordonsv'lle ri 1895 4. st.;
Charlottesville at HIS A. u
Staunton mt 1876 =. ". dinner,
While Sulphur u, $50 r. M
lsnpper) and Huntington a:
FoR WAsnI>GroS Arriyes
at Gordonsvillc n 1895 H. II.
leaves by Virginia Midland a.
ing'on a, s:i5 +. 81 ~ WASH
ut Charlottesville at lI25
n A.; 1i faSs' h sy y r.: ara n.4'a
Lynchhu.g At 2:4O p. ~
No. 8 9:45 p. M.-Leaves-F or CrSCIS.ArI.
Daily: stops nj Hanover juno
ton. Noel's, Beaver Dam. fr,l.
er'ek. Hall. Louisa. Trc,!!.
Iau's. GordoB,yiiir. CoOlar,
Keswick, Charo,lcsy,Ir'
Lynchhurg Junction. Ivy, 80.
chum's River. Greenwood, Al.
Son. Waynesbo-0'. fisher,ysii~,
Stanton, Swoope-. G0shcn
MILFORD. Clifton Forge. WI
IamsOn's, Lnwmoor. Co.!n.-
ton. and al. stations west Il
Coyington. Arrive, at Cor.
donsTile at i:20 !. ~: thx..
lottesylilc at 2:2J y. ST.: S;slm..
ION A. 49, 40 "a; h' m"'Itn.t,@
~, ..-u =. D.. nran'a :. i:
uitc Su'pnuI I.5o ~: ~:
dinner; Huntington at 5:i;
Z. VI. Steamer arrives al PGr:..
mouth ut $50 =. VI: Clrr,,.
matt IL . 4. ", AMI CONNIE,
with Tie lines Tor the N"st
Northwest. aud southwest.
FOR WAsillSGT0S: hrry.-,
al GorlDusviile ~ 20 A. ":
Leaves hy EirginiI ililland tran
al a:3o a; ~ nT'1'e' al WASH
1nglol NJ = -. n.
toN Ia SChh iG hr.s,s
AT |ordonSFit' ~ i'2u y. ".
!chthse cars atI Nlr".&as
S'atan" "rtt''' ~ LNhch"'Fi
,,, ~ 80 a. Io NJ co,no,s,,
No. 5-315 4. NJ. i,caNc,uro!h "2, Viii
AccoIn'h"'I s i"''. ,ii m !'A'cps
sui"as !. STOPS a. ~ sL'i't1'',
2ni arrives IL ""f''h''!tEe"I
':to ~.
EASTWARD.
Ho e.on p J-ariycs-FHON TrSrIvCToy
we o'0' j1ijv (rycru, SEadayi: Ic.,.,
Huntington at ESQ t. u
Viii q sulphur n s:i5 a. ",
Slaun,on At 1879 T.. ~: Char
lultcsvIe 1T $50 L. NJ: rrt-
donsvli'c at 49, :. NJ.
FROM LYSciiEuRG: virgil!
nidaui leaves l.yEcBbury 81.
12:jJ L. NJ: arr.yeo at Ga..
,lOn,.il.c Al AS i. VI. (riita-.
rarsl: Che>ap",,r aud ,Jht,
leaves ~ 3:Ij =. u.
No o2-a.15 PM-EKUn sTAT:!ON: I-rts
Stanton daisy except SuuHt,J
at $40 \. NJ. Charlotte, r..
4. 81: and srop- =, al: ,,a, - .,
FROM WASHiEGT"N: EM.
~ - .'l' - 49, '.''''t' ~
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And so you've returned from Euroncn,
Now tell us how much did you see
Ohl we look in a loi of old castltS,
And trotted about iu Paree.
We saw all The things In the guide-books,
Did the classical doEge while IN Rome;
But between you and me and The bedposl'
We are laundering giad to get home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
ar1-rI1ON EI ?, nay.
by Z. B. Cook. Auctioneer, ri
1914 Main strest.

T,LEGANT FRENCH AND AMERICAN
"a CHROMOs AT AUiC TION.-TUEsDA9
MORNING, &C 10 O'clock. VIII sell at ny new
wnrcrooms, No. 10 IL Main street. large coliec'on
% FRENCH AND AMERICAN CHRoMOs; =, ),
handsomely framed. The attention OF me paD,c
yaluabie pictures, and my instructions arc 10 sen
without reserve. ,,, $3.50. r-or, = A
NJ. Till 6 r. b. L. p. nSc,inneer
90 14-3t LhuCtIonsS---
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.naYuROAD LINES.

ID % 80 .ss;ssssss sa
= OFFICE BRIGHTHorE RAILwAY CoMppAAssf'$
RICHMOND, September IL, 1873
AN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17TH
~ train Will leave WiDterpeck station, Clover
min. on TUESDAYS, III tuesdays, and SATUR.
DAYS. Mt A. b.; returning, leave Chester same
u1 ySassengers from Richmond leave on 1888 p. NJ.
rrafn from Byrd. Street station; passengers from
Petersburg leave on 2:lO r. N. train from Apo
m,tiny denot. JAMES Il. WERTH.
iG superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL-
" ING AND LOT No. 623 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AT AUCTION.-tn execution OF DEGREES
of The Chancery Court of Richmond entered ID ine
case of Wiamss executors us. keeling's executor
and MS we I'll sell at auction, upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY. 9Th OF September. at ociock
p NJ, the PROPERTY Situated on the east sac on
Seventh street, adjoining the City Spring iot on me
north, and occupied by Mrs. Egyeston, DenG the
former residence of the late Henry heehng' ue"
ceased. -, .,.-, -
The first story Is Of brick: the second story ana
attic are fraaed. Has six rooms, store-roon: brics
kitchen with four rooms. smoke-h0use, &c. LIE iot
fronts so feet and runs back IA feet. ~.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay inc cnsts OF siis
and of sale; residue IN three equal instruments WIN
interest added for negotiable notes, payable ~ one,
Two and three years the title to be retained by the
|'ui' u''''' 'A0 t. r. SPIlMAN.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. sc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

TIE stood OIL Intia's burning strand.
Lone stranger from ;hr western Lana.
Ask NOT what brought him to That spot,
Nor wherefore exile was his lot;
'Tis shared, lnetbinks, by more than Nc
That bank cashier from milwaukee,.
Reuea,h the palm-.rce's grateful shade
lie watched the rajah's cavnlcade.
The elephants. whose culnbrous gal1
denotes the rulers rank and state.
Flanped lang,Idly their generous ears;
the stranger gazed, suffused In tears.
I. WHY wecpest thou ?'' tho rajah criedIo
- Thou in thy youthful Inanhood's pride :"
I. Nav. these are no unmaniy Tears;
TWAS but those reminiscent ears.
When such abnormal lobes sec
can hut think of Milwaukee,"
rPhtEips Thompson, in Boston Irdoetter.