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New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

Post d nee Sarce-rle forti rl'is ~ me erf
ing SATURDAY. November -, l~is N close 40 fAis once
on ~ l~DAl af $50 g. lururg by steamship Wis
4. n-in via Quecl-tqNnf WEDNESDAY, 20 6Iu A. n,
for Europe, Dy steamship Gala, va Queenstown N
THURSDAY a. a. M. ireland direct. bv steamship
cry Of Montreal guet correspondence fnr Gre
Britain Continent le specially Addressed. and
az IOs Europe by steamship Wcstphall. Ply.
mouth Cnei Oourg aud Hamburg on sAIUkpAh. a.
IN Ger1n4nic. Queenstown
for Germany and scot and must De- specially
addressed, and ar for scotland direct, DY steamship
Opia, Ga,g0~ and az IT Tor EufOpe Dy steam
ship MAN, champion and bremen. The uu for Den.
uaIz sweden AMI Norway dispatched By Hamburg and
Bremen steamers only. lhe mails iof Newfoundland rave
N-e-lOrk November . and u. The mails havSna
leave New.YOrA November 10 lun p The nails for AsDa
wal and NeN-for< November 2l
The mail Bcrmud and the We indies leave NewfOrk
November 20 Tie lr Mex via New orleans
lorA Il. The Ais Tor y. P leave
New YORK November - The malls Tor the Wnf~ard
November ~ The mails Tor Ausra
la. irAnrscn November - Tue AIS Tor
China and Japan leave san Franz isco December g.
rHOs L. IA aE,. Postmaster.
q. Z ~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
BRITISH FARMERS GOING To TEXAS

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The British steamer
Borussia. Captain williams sIled from Liverpool to-
day for Orleans. with 65 farmers and am
ules bound for Texas
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are Stalwarts, but this is our Stalwart-
Ian. ~ magDanlmIty with nIniness. ana gcIrr-
ositY WITH tpsouie lu-tice. l. Nationality. So
curly and freedom.-t Albany Evening journal (RupJ
A few men In the South who hive 10 hold
cfnee uiGht be benened by ceiling To Grant. Dui
The people Al large WHO nfguf b IDe
shameful movement would be made 10 euler most WO-
fuliy-lBaitrnore Gazette CDrD-l
We present our hon0red Representative
g~nefai oeorEe H. Sharpe sleaker oi tue Assembly
dr suecrss "a tnr sbOIid itself establish bl
Jxht 10 The highest consideration from the House bu
Dc has other and even larger merLs- K ngsfOn Free
MAJ Ckep.l
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
A constant Cough. with shortness Of Broath

Failing Strength. aud WASH o. FssI. al be- ohel
Iuugs more or les srripus % cfel anN dem nfinl
prompt sreatmeni. Br using DR.. Jfvne's Expectoran
seTiOas results mdy De either avoided or palilat a.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THE LsWSoMLABoUCHERE SUIT

LONDON, Nov. 2l -su Rooert Garden to-
day decided 10 adjourn hearing until wednesday
the 81 OF December.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THANKSGIVING AT THE FIVE POINTS.
ANNUAL APPEAL


FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
lJ5 Wor h-st-
7 L B. r
Geo. r Belts SECRETARY. W. v. Astor.
u. Lydis suydam. Oliver frimaa
charles Lsner W = Bara-sd sapeTintendens 4 Ter
than twenty has been sheerng feeng AMI colhns
thousands oi the poor ana neglected children of Nef or
urgently presen ths appeal for assistance 10 enable Them to
Tne dependent for It's support entirely
The treasury is MOI entirely empty thousand
dollars dent urEent need OF funas
school, renders entire support 70 arse mly dsy
II Governed bv unset an boaru Of Trustees
Partci attention has eren p. hs past yeT 20 ne nc
boys typesetiiug shornaking and taiiorng
wie the sr earn sew cnk and 90 general hnisr~.rk
for The oi inaustE' hundreds OF elected ehiioryn
have anu women Of vicious habits to-day, who
Al respectable naemDofs Of society.
The ~ owing l. statement Of the years work 3 -
at $50
Garments used g.,23
pairs lbsl
Avgrage attendance schoo 5eS
sheltered $4,000
The pubc Al AL mes welcome 10 visit andn"pectt the
Tho safest moie Of remittance check the order OF
IN rhanI.eing Day most interesting will held
chapel oeock The children will sinE reeite per
At osoes. einaer wii be served children
where visitors may see them al tho
All O'Clock n sufficient furnished tho annual
dinner for he outside vii De serveAn sssn@
cordially invited TO enoy The lay With IA
Th- West side Association once No "a Mef s4th-st;
mssSnrs every saturday evening O'Clock ior
saturday eveains. s!d msL shAn1es On IAs West side
r,,..s .u.t from Dyspepsia may be obtainod bthsy
use OF uAw LEY'- AftOAArlzED PEPsIS \
Weddinss and Psrtiea
Awnings and Carp.ts sI s,sps aud walks DANCING A
competent Cshers walt e4ffiasee
Those requiring Ans o. hS .ssss v. isSs Tsrsy F az Ss
d W. cor ASth-sI- Ssw-Y~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


For the Middle States ard New England. westerly
win 3. generally backing warmer -Dutheriy clear or
partly cloudy weather and rising followed In former and
western half Of latter by falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Dated Nov. :, 1879.
JOHN ". MASON. W. Va.

WILLIAM b. FRYF...Me john ". MASON w. Va.
>SoN :. CnLBURN..Nt. JAMES j. r. OT.-.----l III.
JOHN N. FORBES. Mass CHAUNCFY IFILFY.MO.
NELSON ". ALDRICH.R.L GRO. MBUCHANAS.Miss. NJ
MARSH ,LL JEW ELL. CT. J HN j. PATTERSON. = 1.
ALONZO B.CoBNELL-N.l. L. Is. :. PINCHDACK. La.
GEoIGE ). HALsEY Nj. J pHN L. AvERILL..M mn.
WM. II. kEMGLE. Penn. JOHN \. MARTIN- N-...kan.
CHARLES {. FULTON.Md. ST. PHE, LkINs.N.M NJ.
SAYLEs J. BOwrN DC. GEORGE G. GORHAM.C Cal.
JANEs Is. SFNER..-.Nd. l.. ". OSBORN --.-..NeD.
IHOM,s B. kFOGH.. y &. JOHN Y. : ONE--.-lOWa a.
JAMES b. DEvEAUX.- Ga. JOSEPH NJ. CAREY. y.
" j. PURMAN------Fla. NEWTON E. MUNDs.Dak.
WILL CUMBACK.-...ln Ind. JOHN X. MCBRIDE. L tab.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

THAT OLD TROU sLE AGAIN
- from The L0assylLs Col.risr Journal Dsra1
Ar. hendricks. of Indianapolis, is loud il
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

Buffers plurality. 1902
Bowe's plurality. 6.7s9 But

DuWUH IIuTIIITN.. N.I-H TIITTfI fIT'-
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Plrick Keenan, rI 5l.g6g Fr lucis snyder () fG.o35
William -aurr (rl. 4-.3I3 a. ". Eli. on lA.l.l 4J,9'3
WIfmm Wade fR.l h. a. 500 !. W Gunzrr fll.. 1910
y Haughfon "a IT, AZ sos Luther Horton iItl. 4j.65s
j mes J. -lrvin a. s6g95 NJ. W Burns (Rl... 1924
C. H.Narshall lA.Tl 46.5-O A.ButenschoentA I4iO5@
The Alderm men-at Large reported elected naye been
changed so Frequently that remand uncertain until
the slcai canvass made. Who Wero tne slctcs-iu
card Iates There elected n all, the law pro-
viding he election ~ TWO minority candi iate--
The successful candidates were Keenan,, -auer und
Sevn. Tsmmany Democrats; Marshall auG A-usAiOl'
Anti-TamInauy. and Wade. Republican,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
PRECAUTIONS IT BERLID

the l.gOo who attend the New-Tork Ey-Hi High
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

DeacE's plurality. 2.93l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-12
4 GOOD PLAN

The profitable plan for operating in stocks 10 that
uniting capital of by combining pooling
the orders of Thousands of and using them
mighty whole which has been done successfully by
Messrs. Lawrence & Co.. Bankers 81 Exchange Place New
York City By this cooperative system each investor is
placed equal footing with the largest operator, and
profits divided pro rata among stockholders 80
days. An investment of $40 would pay $50 making per
the stock during the month S25 would return
$780, per cent. 500 would make 81 900, 10
cent and on, according to the market Frank Leses
Illustrated Newspaper, June 29tb, says: The CombnA
ton method of operating in stocks is successful
adopted" New York independent September 18th,
says: The combination system is founded upon correct
business principles and person need be without in
while it is kept working by Messrs Lawrence CO.
Brooklyn Journal, April 29th Our editor made
profit of SOL 25 Investment OF $50 in OF
Messrs Lawrence Co.'S combinations" The firms
circular Copyrighted and sent free contains Two
ing rules for stock operations and explains
erytling All kinds of Stocks and Bonds wanted. New
Government Loan supplied. Best references. Address
LAWRENCE & co, Bankers and Brokers, 81 Exchanges
Place New York CITY. nov28
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nIssoL .!Tsn@ Or PARTNERSHIP.

ygyEYE p.fs'T %EEsSEEIF FORMERLY EE-
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he dr. goods business is dissolved from This dtte Mrs
J. ssyc rng. Parties owing the house requ sied
s lie II; l. before this and the first of August
n! id that date will he placed in he
hands Il = collector MRS j. SHEYER,
Carson. Jliy |, 1879. II. (IlfFN
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! ST. SKA NJ e~t ,nc CulW I
aUIETi.


COUNTY AUDITOR, l
OnMsBy COUNTY NEVADA, July l, 1870.
To the Hon the Board Of County Commissioners OrmsEy
County state OF Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report of the fiscal affairs the said county for the
months ending June 30th, 1879.
Balance nn hand at close OF bnsineAs DeeeMber
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-12

Carson ST., next Door to the Court Rouse,
Carson city New.
Ladies Hair Work of all kinds made in tAe bes and
substantial manner.
This Tonsoria Establishment is the most complete IN
the State [ja11[ JACOB MULLER, Propnstor.
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tall'A.nu l. 81 a. r lax C. UAIf
TREASURER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

- , CARSON CITY, Nevada, July l, 1919 !
10 the Hon. the Board County Commissioners Orsby
county, Nevada.
Gentlemen: have the honor herewith submit my
report or the receip and Disbursements with other
inormatloH as may be for full complete
understanding of the ctions If this department
The Six months ending June 50, 1879:
STATEMENT,
Showing balance hand Janu try l. 1879 and apporon-
ment OF the the diff erent flu DIS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06

CAMPAIGNS W. D. KELLEY REMEMBERs.-
Representative w. D. Kelley, in political
address at West Philadelphia last Friday
night, entertained his listeners by the fol-
lowing reference to the trials OF Republican
speakers ia the Buchanan canvass: "The
past has come back TO me as listened to the
talk about sold;Soutb, and I recall how,
in 1856, one night when I was addressing,
from the top OF a hogsbead, an audience up
in Richmond-up town-a brick struck me
Dust on the top OF my boot, and the blow
went through me like an electric shock.
Speaking again at Tenth and Callowhill
streets the boys built fire under me. l
felt things getting kind OF warm, but !
didn't mind that until the entire crowd be-
gan coughing. They bad put some sort Of
drug upon The fire, and the orator went
Aying one way and the president another
way, and the Yice-president another way,
and there was most miscellaneous break
ing up. Then spoke here in the Fourth
district-up near where Mount Moriah Is
.now-and a lieutenant OF police was there
with basket in one hand, and q mau stood
beside him and picked up one egg at time
and fired away at me. He was pretty GOOD
shot. too; but smelled each one, and then
thanked God that the American eagle lalo
fresh eggs in that neighborhood.' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
JAS. MAcDoueALL, Auctioneer.
BY W. A. Robertson, Auctionecr.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
/ v AT eITRKEyILLE FRIDAY THE 14TI
UF;NOyEMBER, 1s79.-By virtue of decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Noltoway county, pronouncea
at It's September term 1879, In the csancerS cu h
Of Cau.horne vs. seds Lean oe truoDs from j. Z
Ieafb and wife and the others from D; p LeathI
and duIy recorded, we will offer for sa'e'py pupnc
auctions Ut the aboye TINS ana nia soid ~
No. il L0Ts Nss. 2s. 80, 32. 81, and SO on pat
Of the town Of Burkeyie, on when Is slsn E
VALUABLE T0BACCo,WAREhOUS SttS s1
HOUSE, and other BUlLDINSS ne aIyIsas
ranged and we'll located. sofa os D. VI" ro"'he@'
tr Mo Acertain ToBhCCo-FACTORYa and LOT
mon which the same is loca!ed, and purcnaseo Dy
joseph Lsath from SGaa n Rvet,edi and a ppp
Chased by said 1.eath from II. +. BardWeA,l Esq
Sold by G. F. Goodwin, trustee
ENo. g. AceFfan lot or parceL Of LAND as Bn T
A6tISE OF The SAID J.E, Leaih, with all necessary
out-buiidings, conveniently arranged and In gnod
repair; good garden and fne young orchard. Also
sAn q hANR vi '2s eRE
miles from Burkeville and adjointng hollands lae
iy owned by Mrs. al. j. 9. Leath. Sold by W. Fl
Mann Of 6S above propoity except the tract
twenty five acres Is situated IN the town Of
Burkeyile, ut the juno the Atlantic, MfSsts
stpp and Ohio and Richmond and Dahyilie rail-
roads, and offers inducements to persons looking fo
TERMS !: For Nos. and 2. cash enough to pay th!
costs OF sale and debts secured by the deeds. witt
Interest," balance I'M one and two yezrs, with inter
For No. 8, Que third cash balance IN one ant
from date. asS J; 'e ssHskhSs Trustees.
| WA. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. ocl8-Tn4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
Eleventh strces between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
" VALUABLE FARM on LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTION. BY virtue OF DEGREES OF tNc
Circuit Court OF The city o. RICHMOND enIerI a. on
The 2Sth of September S7S, on the 24ia OF june,
1874 and on The 2lst of October. 1877 8. IN Inc suit
therein pending by The short style OF James J..
Tosh u.s. ST. Louis Mutual Life-lnsurahce Coiiipins
# 1I, the unde rsigncd. who was thereby abpoin,
cd a snecial commissioner for The purpose. VIII sen
1I .ncfion NJ the lice OF GrubbS Williams real
estat agents and aucioHeers on E'H'cnn ~ oS
tween Main and Bank streets, IN tnc ciIy Oh lscu-
mond, Va on MONDAY III 1T day OF pecs =. n
1879, mt ~ o'clock NJ, The vALU ABLE tAk 81
ACRES more or less. lying IN Ches crhe!u Gouh, my,
Immediately on James river, ana adJoihlu%
. pressure Isle" The Improvements are L CON.
EJRThBLE DWELLING with six rooms, aGd III
n high state of improvement. This estate Is De-
iirycd to be one OF the best on James river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash: the residue
(uot in excess OF the amount stated below NJ SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes, WIN INFER
est added; but should the whole sale exceed In
amount the cx pcnscs and costs OF suit and sale and
thr sum OF 81 5000, with Interest thereon from the
2Sth OF September, 1878, then rs to such excess
upon such terms ~ he said 'Tosh may I'm writing
designate or before The day Of sale Hen 10 oe
reserved upon the property until ihe purchaSe-no-
ney Is fully paid.
This FARM has been rented to Henry Achison, for
the wear 1880 for the of $500, aud the pur-
chaser will have the option either OF eontEmlng the
lease and receiving the ren. with the right 10 snch
partial possession On the lst day of August, 1850,
crops or Of taking full and complete possession OF
the farm on the 1St day OF January. 1880. paying
to the said Atchison 20 per acre for every acre of
land actually seeded In wheat:
.... Commissioner
GHuHps & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Oc25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
By Frank ID. Hill & 60. and Chewing Il Rose,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioIters.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM ABOUT TEN MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND, in HENRICO COUNTY. CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY -FOUR ACRES,
At ADDITIONALLY Virtue OF 4 deed OF trust dated
June 10, 1879, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court In ID. b. OF, page 232, and ut the request OF
the beneficiary, default having been made in the
payment OF note therein secured. will sell at
the Office of Frank D. Hill L Co. auctioneers. l0S
Main street. on FRIDAY. November II, 1879. at
10 O'Clock ~. the FARM described In said deed. as
follows: All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being In the county OF Henrico,
about ten mills above The city Of RIchm9nd: known
as the "Oii Home" containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTY-gOUR ACRES; more or less. and
formerly owned by Mr.. John A. Glazebrook. This
farm Is situated in a good neShborhooG, one mile
from TayIor's Crossing, on the Richmond, Frede-
rickbnrg and Potomac railroad. and Is convenient
to mills churches, &C. About "a acres in woods.
and good deal Of timber can be cut from II; the
balance OF the land Is under cultivation and pro-
duces good crops. There Is the place besides, 4
good dwelling with six rooms, very good aud com
Portable oulbuildings, new barn. stable. tobacco
barn. ovcrSecr's house, &c. Good road to Rich
mOnd.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses Of sale and 10 pay a
note Tor S795 due June 10. 1879; $40 on the
18th June. 1880: 1885 on the 10Th june 1881
balance terms to be announced by the grtntor IN
said deed. ROBERT u. StI'II.
no4 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
BY J. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No, lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" FRAME HOUSES AND EIGHT VACANT
LOTS BETWEEN WEST CARY STREET AND
THE OLD RESER 70 IR;;,r0N. JAC9uEEnI;ItSS
VACANT LOTS IN BAKERS ADDITION, ON
CALHOUN. TYLER, CABELL. AND Hlt kORI
STREETS. EAST Of BROOK AFENUE.-By viz
tue Of Il decree OF the Chancery Court OF city Of
Richmond. entered - day in suit OF FitZpat-
rick, executor, rs. Benton ana others. | SHALL as.
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed to
sell at public auction. Oh The premises, the above
mentioned PROPERTY, In the following order:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, AT 4 O'CLOCK p. NJ
those FIVE FRAME TtNEMENTS. with three
each. fronting on JacQuslin street, ut corner
of WASHINGTON.
tween lIarvc and Jacquelln: and TWO LOTS. 70
feet each on Harvie near corner or Washington
street, near The corporate line.
SATURDAY, NOV. STU, AT 4 O'CLOCK p NJ,
Two. TRIANGULAR LOTS in Bakers addition
on Calhoun bet ween Tyler and Hickory sire cts L
LOT adjoining the abnre, 70 feet on Tyler street
ana one CORNER LOT ut Cabell and Hickory
streets. fronts 25 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at fonr eight,
and Twelve months NEGOTIABLE notes. interest added,
and lille retained TIL conveyance ordered by court.
~ JAMES II. DuULES.
Special Commissioner.
+. THOMPSON BROWN Auctioneer. no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
BY ChafTin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
No, l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il WATER-POWER PROPERTY ON JAMES
RIVER. ADJOINING THE CITY WATER
WORKS, BY AUCTION-By virtue OF j certain
deed of trust from John B. and Lewis L. Harvie
recorded in the clerks office of Richmond Hastings
Court, in Deed-Book So \. page SIS, The undersisn-
ed. substituted trustee lin place OF T. l. I'll esl
being thereto required by the beneficiary in said
deed IN consequence Of default having been made
In The payment OF tho money thereby secured, VIII
SELL on tile premises, on TUESDAY, November i,
1870, At 81 O'Clock L. NJ. the property described
In said deed IA follows: "All that certain lot or
parcel of land lying in the city Of Richmond be,
tween the James River and kanawha canal and
james river, adjoining The land bclol ging 10 inc
city of Richmond and occupied by me wafer
Works and bounded As follows: Beginning RI ln@
southeastern corner Of the land occupied ny lne
Water Works, on the northern margin or James
river. and running thence north 1879. east about
feet 10 tile southern margin OF the tow-Dath of
the James River and kanawha canal. lhence DOWN
the said margin Of the tow-paih 400 feet thence
southwark In straight llne 10 be run parallel to the
said frsr.named line south $40. west the north
crn margin Of james river, thence ND the said mar
gin of James river 10 the b ginning-being the up,
per pa TT Of the land owned by the said Lewis E. ana
John b. Harvie, lying between the canal AND the
river"
AS sites for the erection of manufacturing estab-
1shmeuts, especially Of iron. this props rty pos
sesses exceptionally fine advantages, and should at
tract the attention Of capitalists ut home and
abroad.
$4,000 ami some accrued interest. yet. by consent
of the beneficiary, more liberal terms OF payment
will be offered A. l.. B0ULWARE,
oc Al Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-06
By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucnoneerS'
HOS Main street.

rB,RITsTEE'S SALE OF SIXTY FEET
0E GROUSD ON THE EAST SIDE OF LIN
DEN STREET. ADJOINING TURNER'S FLOW
Err GARDEN, At AUCrlONaBy virtue OF 4
ed in the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court,
in ID. b. II3 A. page 1884. and At the request OF The
beneficiary. (defaut having oeen made IA me pay [.
pubMc suction. on the premises on MOSDAH: No
vember 10, 1879, at ~ O'Clock Z. NJ: the fhopI
ERrY described IN said dred as follows: All
that certain LOT or LAND, lying and being
In The city OF Richmond, fronting 60 feet on me
east side OF Linden Formerly Culvert street De-
tween Cumberland and Beverly STU etS, and running
hack within parallel lines 155 feet, more or less.
This lot Is In an improving locality, and should
attract the attention OF parties desiring to Invest OF
who wish 10 build. -~~~
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and TO pay
note for $50; balance on terms to be announces
nj saIe FRANK p. HILL.
10 an .. Trustee.