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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estutc Agent and Auctioncer,
ll13 east Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
N OF TWO BRICK STORES, NEARLY NEW,
ON WEST SIDE Of BROOK ATENuE De.
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS
ALSO, 4 LAKGE FRAME HOUSE WITH =, 4
WITH OTHER BRICK IMPROVEMENTS
PuSES- ON BROOK AVENUE. ONE SQUARE
NORTH OF THE BRASCii.-By virtue of 4 DC
cree OF the United States District Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia in the matter OF Law
renee Dwyer. entered october l6. 1878, we. The
undersigned thereby appointed special COMMUNIST ION
for that purpose, VIII SELL Oh the premises the
above-described property. COMMENCING nj tue
BRICK STORE. on MONDAY.2Sth day of October.
at 3 o'clock L. NJ. free OF encumbfances. 10 The
highest bidder. the following REAL ESTATE, sur
rendered by said Dwycr In his schedule as bank
isr. Those TWO BRICK STORES, Nos. SIS ana
$50 Brook avenue, fronting about twenty feet each,
and running back TO alley between parallel lines
of irregular depth. (See plat of salr)
20. That SLAUGHTER ESTABLISHMENT
fconplctc). together with the RESIDENCE and
about TWO AND A HALF ACRES OF LAID.
The residence has six roons: two shcd-rooms. On
the 10. is Il BRICK SLAUGllTER-HOtSE 81, TWO
BRICK SAOKE-HOUSES. ONE BRICK EAC-
ShGE-HQUSE, SALT-HOCSE. Il large CATTLE
SHED. The yarn is paved with granite blocks.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance IN SIX, Twelve.
ana eighteen months. interest aGdcd. ana title re-
famed until all the purchase. money is paid and
deed ordered By the court.
LEROY f BROWN, Trustee.
Special Commissioners.
r HROwN- AurtiDuppr. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
Repudfates the Grecnback Craze.


Editor of The Pearisburg Virginian:
Dear Sir,-As the National Greenback
party formed club at Wabash, in this
county, several days ago, and as was called
TO the presidential chair Of that organiza-
ton, accented the position, not properly
understanding the platform and principles
OF the party, and at meeting held on the
Sth instant ! called on Mr.. Ludwig, OF
Bland county, to give us his views,
desiring light and information on the
subject, Dir. Ludwig went on to explain
the object OF this great National party to be
to issue greenbacEs sufficient to pay of the
whole national debt (Say two billions OF dol.
lars) and force the bondhoders to take them
for their bonds, which were contracted for
gold, and ought to he paid in gold. Squire
Cecil, who was present Oh the occasion,
asked him what be would do with the con-
tract. He answered, owe would d-n the
contract; after which called upon D. r.
Cecil to give his views on the subject, which
he did, Stating that such proposition would
be striking atthe very foundation OF ourlib-
critics, destroying the sacred obligations of
contracts, aud leave us no protection to our
persons and property, which is guaranteed
to us in the Constitution of our republican
government. For il they had right to
repudiate q contract in specified bond
they would have rs good right TO repu-
diate and d-n the greenbacks, and leave
them worthless in the hands of the holder,
as was the Continental aud Confederate
money. Such doctrine is only corrupting
the honor and integrity of our people, as it
is beiHg inculcated by demagogues and de-
signing politicians, who would sacrifice the
honor and integrity OF the Government for
ahe sake OF Office.
also coincide with BIZ. Cecil that the
true basis Of circulating medium is spe-
Gle, and should be redeemable in specie at
the option Of the holders, and that the
Government should issue all the green BACKS
that she is able to redeem or make equal 70
gold, and no more; that all imitation with a
depreciation is against the interest OF tine
common people and can only play into the
hands OF spectators and sharpers.
As to the State debt agree with Mr. Ce-
ell, and am in favor OF an equitable read
jusIment II it can be obtained Dy the con-
sent al the hondholder, but opposed 70 Q
f0rctbie readiustment. That we can ana
ought to pay our just share OF the public
debt there Is not shadow. OF doubt, accord
idg 10 his estimate that fifty cents on every
$iO0 worth OF property ia the Common
Wealth-tbat IL, one-haii OF the income or
legal interest on same would liquidate the
debt In twenty or twenty years. Surely
0ne-haif.of one per cent. Is no great hard.
ship or smpossibility Tor our people to ens
dure. And ne should and would have paid
the largest portion OF this debt when we
\ had an inflated and deprecated currency
Z had AZ not been for fepu dIatio pfsts, cToak-
seFss and designing politicians, who wonid
I play into the hands OF corrupt men and
tickle the fancy of pur illiterate population
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
Dy Goddin. Warren & Co., a.
Real Estate Agenfsand Auctioneers.
l1u6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON SECOND STREET BET ZEN
RhkER AND DUVAL STREETS.-Pursuant 10 4
decree Of tho Chanccry Court Of the city of Rich
mond in the suit Of Tinsley; administrator rs;
At nuhIlc auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY
The 22d day Of October 1873. at AZ o'clock P. NJ.
that HOUSE and LOT of which \. ID: IlnSley died
seized frenting % feet on the west side o.! Second
street between Baker and Duval streets. and run
ming back between parallel lines l22 feet to an alley
In common go feet vice.
instalmcns III six and twelve months The purchaser
executing his negotiable notes, with six per centiim
interest added tor the deferred payments, and the
lille retained by the court until the entire purchase
money Is paid. r. =. iUh HEh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
BY Robert L. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i VACANT AND lMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATED IN PORT MAYO. On LOUISIANA
AND SIXTH STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-ln exc
cution Of certain Deed of trust from James hcrSc
and wife, dated October II, 1877, and duly record
ed in r chm0Dd Chanccry Court Deed.Bo -
A. page 20S, will sell, upon the prcinises.on WE'D
NESDAY. 23J day OF October. 1S 49, at ~ O'CLOCK,
at public auction, being required so to 90 By me
holder Of the note secured by said deed. default hay
ing been made in the payment Of the same. all The
property conveyed By said deed consisting of LOT
fronting 20 feet the northeast corner or oGlSl-
ana ana Sixth streets. directly opposite The valuable
store properly of James Hartley. This Is one OF the
best sites for store In that portion of the city ana
on one of the best ih@rouyhtarcs leading 10 tile
country. Also LOT fronting Is fee; on the east
SIDE Of Sixth between benny and Loi llama streets,
on which is Il SMALL. FRAME TENEMENT con-
tanning about four rooms, &C. Also, certain LOT
OF LAND lying so feet on Sixth street between
Denny and Loui, lana streets and running BACK 80
feet This Is certainly very valuable property ana
should command the attention of bidders.
TERMS: Cash is TO expenses OF sale anu sufficient
10 nay off note of $3.50 with Ill costs &c, there
on: balance upon terms 10 be given 1T sale.
nc lG Il. 4. MEAGHER. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Dy OO'N
Real Estate Agents and AEctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L SUBURBAN FARM BY AUCTION.-By vir-
tue Of the provisions Of certain deed OF trust from
Martin s. Taynr and wife. bearing date The 1th cay
of October. 1877, TO the undersigned trustee duly
recorded In the clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Uenrico TO secure The payment Of certain negotla.
BILE note therein mentioned Shall us trustee in SAID
deed, being required so TO do lay the holder OF SAID
notc, sell hy auction. OH The premises on TUES
DAY the 22d day Of October. 1878, ut o'clock =.
Nj the VALUABLE FARM known as EDGE
WOOD containing ONE HUNDRED AND FOX
TY.SIN ACRES. more or less. thirty acres Of which
are I'm fiue timber Of oak. pine &c. The balance Is
highly Improved and adapted 10 general farming,
market gardening the dairy business, &c IL fronts
on the Hermitage road, about two mills from the
city: runs lack to the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and adjoins the lands OF
Nessrs Thomas Branch. 4. j. Chewing. - Nor
dccai, Alexander Walker. and others The I'M
provernt nts are q TWO. STORY FRAME DWELL
ING nearly new, with six rooms the usual out
houses. and large ice-houSe and pond.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay til the sum OF
$4,000. with interest thereon from the TN day OF
April. 1878; credit OF six months on S2.oDO
from the day Of said SALE with interest thereon from
the 7th day Of April, lS7S and the residue on surh
terms Us shall be announced at The time of said SALE
ocll j. \. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The sale of the above-mcn toned property having
been en- oined said sale will not take place rs advcr-
Used above. y. \. BlSfSliD9oN,
oc 10 Trustee.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC x. Il. Co.,l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. (
RICHMOND. June q, 1877.

RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. X. Co-(
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. June e, 1877.
COMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT, trains on this road VIII run rs io'io"s'
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1-7:45 A. M leaves Byrd-Street station daily
i NIXON. Il sItI +: H.: Baltimore III
PM: Philadelphia, G;5 . z. NJ;
New York, 1905 r. NJ.
No $500 P. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
due 4. Washington. 9:05 I. NJ. :;
Baltimore, I1:O5 p. ~; Phila-
aaelehla, $40 AZ NJ; New York.
M 1900 PM. Eaves Byrd-streel station
A. NJ: Baltimore. $40 4. ~.
Philadelphia, GAO A. "; New
York, 9:35 4. NJ.
No. 1900 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily except Sun
day..
SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-lO.55 arrives At ByrG-Strcet station
dairy except Sunday. Leaves
New Yor1; s:15 A. s.: r Phil,
a snGps 4:s SIP 3 4. Nv wa, Sil5i:
ton, 6:iOP NJ.
No. 4-1:ss P. NJ, arrives At Byrd-street station
2. H.; Philadelphia, l:so 2
81; Baltimoae, 7;2o A. ID.
NO, e-s:l5 A, NJ, arrives ut Byrd-S,reet stattot
p. 81: rhi!adelphia: $50 4, T
1h.
Washington. 2:45 A. NJ.
| No. 1855 A, NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM
arrives at Broad-Street statlor
daily teIcept. Sunday.
STOPS.
No I makes all regular stops except at hungary.
No.2 makes all regular stops except Ut hhthel
Glen and Hungary. w.,
No. s stops az all regular stations except Hun
No stops ONLY at Richiaud. Brooke, Frederlcks
| burg Milford, junction, and Ashland.
No S stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction, Penoia
Milford, and fredericksburg.
| No. stons ONLY at Fredericksburg, Summit
| Guiuea's station, Woodford, Milford, Penola, Ru
! thergien, Junction, and Ashland.
Nos. z and will make all regular stops, ,
The passenger-car attached TO freight lEtans VII
! be discontinued. G.. A. TAYLOR,
| - General Ticket Agent
Z. I. d. MYERS. General Superintendent e7
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RoprRr LYME. Auctionecr.
u ~ BY Frank p. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
r"- l1OS Main street,

rHHRUSTEES' SALE OF AN EXCEL
i LENT AND NEW BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
1913 WEST CANAL STREET. NEAR JEFFER-
SON STREET. AT virtue OF a deed
of trust dated October 0. ST. ana recorded iu the
clerks Office of the Chancery Court. In ID. i. III
page 222, the undersigned trustees. beng relui red
SO to do by the holder Of tue notes In said decd
cured, will, on WEDNESDAY, goth dar of October,
1878, commencing at Az O'Clock T.. ~. on the prem
ises. sell the REAL ESTATE conveyed by said IL ed
which Is situated rs above described.
Tic LOf fronts 16 feet TX inches on the north
side of Canal street: near jefferson. and runs back
100 feet between parallel lines. and has upon II 4
TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE with basement
and other improvements.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the costs Of sale
and L note of :62.50, which fell due October ID.
1873, and upon credit us to 1890 till April 10,
1870, to &13l2.50 III October 10. 1879. and rs
to the residue upon such terms as will be made
known on the day Of sale-the credit payments to
be evidenced by the notes Of the purchaser and Sc
cured by a deed Of trust upon the property.
HENRY q. CANNON,
FURMAN UPPER,
nc 10 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
By Grubbs &c Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
1 Observation-Disclosures BRICK DWELL.
ING 40. 4O5 EAST GRACE STREET. Be
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. AT
AUCTlON.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust from Ia.
r. Sloseiey and others 10 the subs crber trustee,
| will sell BY auction, upon the premises. Gil WE'D
NESDAY. 30th October. ut O'Clock +. NJ. the
DWELLING next above Dir. X. t.
Cocmau's residence. IL has ten rooms. besides
kitchen with four. rooms. with gas anu water. The
lot fronts 32 feet Oh Grace street, ana runs DICK
about so feet to an alcv leading out to Fourth
street: aud 1t has also side alley to Grace street.
#, situation IS one OF The best in The city, and Is
suited for professional or cuisines linen
TERMS: At sale. JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee
GRUpnS e WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Oc 10
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8 aI,e,rIpS sAnEs-..rhi. Dey.
q nv Jf1o. Z. Lalehton, Jr., Auctioneer,
81 Ma. 1aay franklin street.

:<sLosrNG SALE, BEFORE Removal,
" OF HOUSEHOLD FUR MT uRE: COOK Nc Is.S
All HEaTINli-STOvES, .OEFlCEekA,iiLisN
WtTTRESSES.4 leather. BEDS, OFFlCE-
DESKS, &C, AT Intending TO remove h i
10 my new store. Mo- 916 hain street. VIII s seIl
T ssa Franklin Street EVERYTHING KEAIs
ma m str e. consisting OF
BEDSTEADs. BUREAUS,
WARDROBES TABLES,
/ superior rFEhrHER-BED, sl
= PILLOWS. CHAIRS,
IRON EAT-RAGk, SlDEBOAND.
excellent OFFTCE.RAILIEG. over ~ feeL sons :
/ CIRCULAR WALNUT-AND-lRoN OFFICE
OAK and other OFFICE-DESKS,
BASINS and EWERS.
Several excellent EIGHT-DAY OFFl Q E
superior o CHEST REFR1sERAToRs,
large MILL. suitable for q druggist or grocer;
SEfF-FEEDING FRANKLIN and other
49, STOVES, '-i. .~s3t ~. t.s .3 = 49,
Q COOKING STOVES. 80 t"z@.
.DINING-ROOM ST0NEs'
cases excellent ROOblNG-PAlNI,
lot of STONEWARE,
-, JUGS, JARS. MANILA R0fE, &c.'
An invoice of NEW PANTS,
together with many other useful articles.
Everything will be sold, as they cahnot DC re-
moved 10 the new house.
oc12 n s.rsgs...1. Auctioneer.
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CnOCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER. ana LEA
SETS OF floral and bird fccOralons;
RICH VASES of marine bird. and floral decorations
BEAUTIFUL TOILET-SETS of pew designs.
Hayiland ( Co., OF Limoges, France, especially 10
our order. n,>->-rp cETS .nd nv
fuIi line of BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
NER aud TEA-SETS OF al the n sI, shd i
a new line of TOILET WARE-verY handsome;
TIN TOLL ET-SETS In great variety:
HOIISEFURNISHING GOODS or all klnus'
All the novelties In FANCY GOODS:
Parties are especially invited to cal anu examine
NY S'o'N Z. Il. TAYLOR,
IN. l0l Main street.
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Die HMOND
II HORSE AND MULE BAZAAR

ICHMO ND
IL HORSE AND MULE BAZAAR.
DAVIS'S -
EXCHANGE, LIVERY, AND SALE-sTABaEs'
1883 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
Twin sell by auction on "WEDNESDAY: Octooss66
2Sd instant. ut il o'clock a. ~, from 70 10 ~
head of WESTERN HORSES, MAhEs' ana
MULES among which may be found ,,o-,srs
Several superior RIDING and ,6G!
and a Ladies' RIDING and DRlVlNG-P0Nf
One pair 6ve.ypar old MULES; 15is hands high-
closely matched, sound, and superior WORKERS.
ALSO.
Express WAGONS, Just received from Balti-
: more, of superior workmanship. -
HARNESS of every description. ..... ,..a
ALSO,
SADDLES, BRIDES. HALTERS,
WAGON-COLLARS, TR ACE-CHhlNS,
SE-COVERS, ROBES, ana BLANkEIs.
Alfstock guaranteed rs represented or money re-
funded. Gala
W. 80 G. G.. BUTTON. Auc.iOncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22

PROBABLE GAINS IN ILLINoIs.-The indi.
cations at present are that the Democrats
will gain several congressman in this State.
There may be a revolution In the Four.
tenth district that will leave Joe Cannon
at home, and the prospects are very: aatter-
ing for the election Of Stevenson tDemocrat,
over Upton (Republican) in the Blooming
tom district. -Alfon Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
By Frank d. Hill, Real Estate Auctiouecr,
HOS Maiu street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING ON THE N0RTliMEl:ST
CORNER or MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS,
NOW OCCUPiED BY ROBERT F. WILLIAMS.
ESQ. At AUCTION.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust
dated February 27, 1874, and duly recorded In the
cierk,, office OF Richmond Chanccry Court. In D. Is.
100 C. page $50. to the undersigned trustees default
having been made in the payment Of Certain bond
Therein secured, and at the request OF The holder
thereof. we will sell at auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY the oath day Of October, 1878. at AZ
O'Clock Z. ~, the VALUABLE PROPERTY 10,
GATED rs above and described in said deed as "ail
that certain niece or parcel OF land In the city of
Richmond on the north Size Of Main street: at Its
intersections with Fourth street. aud containing ~
feet ground 'FRONT.'. running hack the same width
100 feet on the western line of Fourth street to Il
12-foot alley The improyenents consist OF Il
wel-cons ructed BRICK BUILDING, basement
and three stories above; brick kitchen and brick
stable, and the usual modern improvements. The
location of this property Is central and the neigh
bOrhood excellent, and Is well adapted for profess
sional man or as q private residence.
TERMS $4,000 due by 4 bond, l note for Sl60
due January /, 1877, and interest on the said hond
at eight per cent. from January l. 1877. I'LL paid,
with the expenses OF sale, In cash. the balance upon
terms 10 be announced OH the day Of sale.
JOHN III. GUY. lTrusteos
NJ. NJ. GILLIAM,}
Sale by FRANK d. HILL, Auctionfer. oc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AEctlopcer,
lib Main street.
TyECUTOR's SALE AT AUCTION {

TXECUTOR:S SALE AT AUCTION OF
T. THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE no: 2l2
WEST MARSHALL STREET (FRnNT 1A NJ,
oRE bSIFNWED WITH LARGE EFERGREENS
AND OTHER sHADE-TREEsl. Of North
Line OF MARSHALL EETMEET v N r5oDas ~
oxtc,tnr viii sell at public auction On TUESDAY.
sd day of October, at AZ O'Clock p NJ, The abosc.
described property The o de nas has en tT 'front.'
kitchen. &c, The lot is "a by $50 feet 10 wide
alley, and has besides city water line well.
Persons desiring Il snug and pretty nome NJ
small cost will do we'll to attend this safe.
TERMS: One fourth cash bal lance at six. twelve,
and eighteen mouths, bearing interest aud secured
nv tr,lst deed j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Or Auctionecr.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE:

BEAUTIFUL FARM OF SEVENTY
Is FIVE ACRES IN HENRlCO COUNTY,
THREE AND A HALF MILES EAST OF RICH
MOND, NEAR TO THE NlNE-MlLE ROAD, FOR
SALE-At the request Of Mr.. James X. Orem, who
has more land than he can cultivate to advantage
offer for sale that portion Of his FARM called
SVERNEADm as embraces the buildings, contain
iup SEVESTY-FIVE ACRES. OF which sixty acres
are open land IN fine heart portion seeded In tim
othy, and portion In strawberries; balance IN
wood and timber. The buildings consist of an eS-
ceilent DWELLING containing seven rooms, por-
ton OF which are handsomely papered, and Inc
us,lal OUT buildings, with tine well OF water At tue
back porch OF the cleared land there are probably
twelve acres In meadow. The neighhorhood Is very
MIR. Orem, residing on The farm, will show 1t to
tboseiwlio NAV cali on him. II desired. he would
sell the remaining ONE HUNDRED ACRES also,
W ""t~" W. GoDDIN,
., i O. acda, HaaI Estate AuctionPer.
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BY Edward c. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonccr,
1915 Main street.

ra,RUsTEE'S SALE OF ELEG Ant
RESIDESCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF
LASD on MAIN STREET. HALF MILE WEST
OF THE ClTY-By virtue OF decd Of trust dalco
10Th ScDrembcr ST.. duly recorded IN the 81 Jerk :
oficn Of Henrico County Court being required 30 &c
do bv the beneficiary therein secured. will sell on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY October %. 1879:
Mt ii, O'Clock l.. NJ. the BEAUTIFUL BRICK
Unwilling, containing Twelve rooms, with mar
bic 1pantcls and elegantly finished walls, lately
owned bv II. W. Brown. Esq. Large brick Kitchen
orchard of pears apples, and peaches. Every part
of The place is in excellent order and IS one OF the
most desirable residences III The western suburbs.
TERMS: While the deeds upon this property re-
uuirc cash, | am authorized BY the holders OF the
notes TO sell for one third cash: the balance AZ IA
twelve. and eighteen months. with SIX per cent iu-
tercst. secured by trust decd. ~
s. CONWAY GODDIN,
,o Trustee.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
1113 Min street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L LOT, WITH TWO-STORY FRAME. DWELL
ING. ON STATE STREET. FULTON.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust from J. Il. Patrlm aud wifi: 10
the undersigned. bearing date OF the lSt day OF jan
nary. 1877. recorded in the clerks office Of the
Chaucery Court of Richmond, In ID. Il. 100 a. page
420. will sell ut public auction default having
been made In the payment OF the note secured II
Of said Eotc.) on MONDAY the 2Sth day OF Ocio-
Der, 1873, on the premises ut O'Clock L. VI, The
prorcrtv described in SAID deed fronting 80 feet
on The north side of stale street bet"ccu Williams
burg avenue and Fulton street. anu running Back
within parallel lines 10 feet. with two-story
dwelling and other improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay I'll note Sc
cured in said deed for 500. with accrued Interest
balance on such terms is may DC made known 1T the
.ime Of sale. ,,
y. vi.
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Superintendent Smart, OF Indiana, hav-
mo selected a number OF educational topics
md invited the county superintendent 10
EXPRESS their opinions upon these topics IN
writing, has received large number OF IN
terestinc and useful papers. One superln.
teudent, writing OF the relative value OF
men and women as teachers, says that
t.while there are individual exceptions, YET,
as a body, the scholarship Of the female
teachers is better than that OF the men.
Until a grammar grade is reached, tnc EVIL
flence is all in favor of the women. women
are the natural teachers OF children. Ihey
enter into sympathy with child-nature more
readily than do men, and they appreciate
and adopt correct methods OF primary work
sooner than do men. AS we pass into tue
higher studies, where studeats commence
to think-where they need to reflect ana de-
eide for themselves as far as posslble-nlen
do as well as the women. Hen command:
while women persuade. Hpersuaslon IS Tue
correct way to govern, then the women nave i
better government than the men. Inc
persuasive nature OF women, "hen LUIS
nature is guided by intelligence MAKES
them govern or lead children naturally ana
easily. Men usually govern children Dy
commanding them. This is the govern
ment of fear; and while it secures quiet
vet il is a graveyard stiffness, and pleasant
thoughts of school and work are as scarce
as they are among the silent sleepers. Wo-
men are better than men III the work OF in
teresting children and Keeping them busy ];
hence they have the trae government OF
love and interest" The writer gives the
preference to women for primary and,
perhaps, intermediate grades; beyond
that he has not made choice. Males
do better than females in certain
winter schools, especially if the pupils
are large, and if parents and former
teachers have made poor work in their man.
asement Of the schools. His main conclu-
sion is that since women are the natural
teachers Of children, teaching ought to be a
profession almost exclusively for women.
The statement that women get married early
and then quit teaching IS no objection:
Even at present the average number OF
terms taught by women is greater than the
average taught by men. Public sentiment
needs revising, then all the objections to
female teachers will disappear. .