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Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
voa sALEGsA q Era.

irJRsAl.A.
House No lAlb Deiswaro AYoIu-, VIA al
the modern improvements.
House No. 1909 Jefferson E;fsetS With nod
.rn improvements.
i3ouse en- Ysnguron street, between E..r,-
sad utnth, gas, oath, etc.
.lccscs Nos. llee, llaG, llG2, 1874 tud ll3
WGi VI street.
Two two-stOry brick houses, 6 rUoLns, P"I.
lar street between II and " STREETS.
Two houses on Front above Van Buren,.
One three story brick in South Wilmingioy.
Three houses with good out bulldogs and
! lh acres OF land, near Columbus Inn.
House NO. 8I3 Chestnut street.
EOIse No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 242 Msryland Avenue.
House M. ll2S West Third streai.
House On Eleventh street below Poplar.
4 verY desirable farm OF b2 acres, cph IC.!'
-elS~ Heres Corner, on the state EGaj, ID
lI.e itonn Railroad station, land Of the te9i
| ,ua:ity ana hiShiy cultivated, with II. tettc'
| Jciidil2 sites In the county.
FUR RENT.
no nou8G, no. 6H Spruce street.
DC mouse, no. 81 East Iiith Gtreet.
one house NO. las Deiawara ,ronUa
l.SO ndmbor q small houses ~ tiG0t ',
2sgts Of tho city.
IT, bLOAE.
$4,000 to SS,OO0-iH sums g.. .i,OJt
to a2, eco.
su'ly to ". MccAuLLEY = CO.,
oct market street,
| Ny@A-}lH N.TiIEtyG, Nt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

NTorICE.-In In conformity with tho prov.
IN sion OF the act passed by tho General
Assembly Of the State OF Delaware on the 26;h
day of March, A. D.. 1875, hereby give no
tice that an application was hiei In the su'
pefior Court on the 2lst day of October, a.
b. $40. for Charter Of lnc rporation OF a
Company. called "Ths James Il webb Print
ing and Stationery Company, 10 carry on the
business of tho Manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery In ali its branches, md that .
draft Of the proposed Charter was tied with
the apple ,ios, and Is open TO inspection.
CHAS BEASTON, Prothonotary
New Caste, Oct a, 1879. l0'22-t1
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
MysteriOus Death.

Mrs. Caldwell and her sister, Mrs.
Acker, drove, on Wednesday, from a
village in Ulster county, N. Y, to Mon
ticello, Sullivan county, 10 see the hus-
band Of Mrs. Caldwell, who is in jail.
In the afternoon they started for home,
and in the evening party of fishermen
found both women lying dead on the
road beside the overturned wagon, to
which the horses were still attached.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
yorktown Celebration.

The celebration of the scene at the
siege of Yorktown, Thursday, was com
plete success. There was large gath
ering of military companies and OF
visitors and spectators. saiutes were
fired from the fleet at anchor
in the harbor. Governor Hol-
liday went ashore and was escorted to
the speakers stand with ceremony.
Speeches were made by the Governor,
by General Taliaferro, Captain Hope,
MIR. Goodie, and was adopted looking
to the raising of funds to repair the
fortunes of William and Mary College,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
PUBLIC SALES.

NARRlAGE FA CTeRY AND Dwell
Y LING AT PUBLIC SALE.
VIII bc sold ar public sale on
FRIDAY, NuVEmBt X 7th, 1879,
Gt2 o'cl0rk, Y. NJ,
on Tie premises, in Dublin, Bucks County,
Pa 0 miles irem Doyi stown t.tlon, on <S
tho Doylest0Wp branca Of ;he North Eal
Pennsylvaht} 4, r., he real estate OF jams
ID bo i, to wit
No. /. 10. 7Oxl72 feet. frame dwelling OK
"a eet, wide all. open fta1s, s rooms; back
building attached 24xls feet rooms, cellar
under the whole. ~ stories high, cover d
with slate; shutters and blinds to all the win.
dows, well and pump at the DOR, stable and
wagon house on rear OF lot on lex feet wide
roadway or alley.
No. 2. Lo tO1lsl feet, three story brick
carriage factory 30x60 te' t. slate roof. complete.
ly iitt.d up 70 he busin r., woll ana pump
at IL c d or, franc lumber and carnage shed
10H46 ioet on rear Of lot
This is "a good business location, frstclass
aetg horhood. Sale posltiv For iurth In
formation apply to the assignee Conditions
at sale by TO Al KlN%r
DoyiPstown, Pa,
'ssignee oi JANE DUBOIS.
l0U 1928 llul.6
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

DURLIC SALE HORSES, MULES
CARRIAGES AND HAHNESS.
VIII be sold ut public sale at the livery
Stable of Wm q. Martin, Corner OF Third AID
Urany streets, Wi!min4ton, Del, on
SATURDAY, NOVEA BERlst, 1879.
10 head OF good work and driv ng horse', 2
fine young mules, buggics, two seat Clay
ton carriage, market wagon, fefs double
larhess, 10 sets single barnesa.
Te ms OF sale credi Of ninety days with
purchaser giving negotiable note with AZ.
Tovei cndorser, or one per cent month OIL
Tor cash. VIM. X. STOCkLEf.
J.. ". STlDHAM Il 5 N, Aucts
=. = This stOck has been used In the lv.
cry business for ths past six months and viii
y .sit,sU'y he sold. loZ3-dts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
Reduction Of the National gsbt.

Only about nine hundred thousand
dollars in pension arrears claims have
been paid this month up to date. 1t is
not believed that the payments for the
month will reach far beyond one mil
lion dollars, in which case it is ex-
pected that the debt statement .or the
month will show handsome reduction
perhaps over six million dollars.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

MI OTlCE.--rhe regular Quarterly Meet
ing of tho Trustees Of the f0or of New
Castle County, viii be held at the Aims
House, Wednesday, October ~, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. All persons having bii swill pres. mt
them by that day. The supply committee
will meet at the Aims Houte on Saturday,
November !, at II o'c ock, when proposals will
be received for furnishing the Aims House
Tor the next three months with bread. meats
and tobacco. J. w. COOCH, Secy.
Oct o. 2T-.sTlt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

Tax "GAzgrrR'' Is cheerful over the
rsport that Col. Lynch is about to pro-
sscute tho woman whs charges lin
with robbing her Of her virtue, fol
n.r;ury. We do not know that there
issuy truth in th5 report only as VI
% It reported in that paper, but )
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
RAILROAD LINES.
pHlLA pELrHlA, - SSENE.ysG,
I WILMINGTON AND sssHs ~ S1aS.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

pHl LA pELrHlA, 20 EsEXEsssgs
EhI.TIM ORE RAILROAD.
JUNE 2,l81s.
Tr,ics viii leave Wilmington So isilOwg -
For Philadelphia, snd intermediate stations
100. $40, 10 30, a. 10. 80, 100, 20, = 40 p. 10
Philadelphia (Eypress) . 90, 0 50 10 "a, a. n.
tniladelph,G and New York, 81, 7 GO, 10 %
d, = ., 1885. " 80 Limited Express.
Baltimore and intermediate 2Atione, e2
y. o. :, and 5.lS p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 70s. PIN.
baltimore and Washington ~ 81, z 10, k.St
I. IN. Il 81, ] u, 8 ls. 7.0S p. n.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave iSr:
New Castle sl5 &. II. l0G, G3t p. II
Harrington and intermediate atatiana, =
i.ll,, 06 8 IS J.. 10.
lel,rsr In.arMe3is stations s iaa, IT. g.
y. M. ~
5UEE4T tEAIFc
pniIaGe.phIa and tnturtDediasa Ss ~ - l
}. B.., b 90, j 81 p. d.
rniiad elphia and New YORK, 3 90, h- l..
R2ltiIaOis and Wa8hlust0p Y 81: 10.
FOy tUrtaar Information passshiers AcS re
| sired ts the timetables Watoa at t." dsEr'
| pny2I y. Z ErJtSEG sur
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

hS APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
w vile, Pa, for both sexes, 10 situated on
r., and Is eleven miles north Of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Stusents IRE prepared
for tn active duties oflite, tor business and
college. It excells in healthy location, good
rooms, and tirstciass professors Little boys
are made TO feel they have home fofcata-
lcgue call on DIR. Il. q. Shortlidge, ls''
Market street, Wilmington.
j. SHORTLfDGE L M.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
OYSTERS.
NysTEEs ! OYsTERs!!

MlLAkp T. , ToFT -, TAXES ,Rd sooi THIS dnS
sh1, makers hat he has opened at the N. Il.
coyn,r @, ThtrJ and French streets COM
vle,e stock OF Ieatler and Shoe Findings,
comprising Boot and Shoe Ugpers, Imported
and Dornestlc shoe Goods, French asd DO.
nestle Cali SKIN Wax Uppers, MorCcces'
S,nuish and Hcm!ock sole Leather, ETC.,
which win te sold at bottom prices. Cut
Leather specially. through having a long
cxupr,.Ics ia the business, and giving the
safe my personal attention, hope to Ie.
.ciye a share Of your patronage. orders by
mail promrt'v attended to. l0-1olmd
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
NOTICES
Consolation for consump ptIves.

Tie physicians Of the Consumption Hoe
/ lpital, :" England, acknowledge that with Coo
Liver OIL, In any form, they nave not cuIeo
| two per cent. OF their patients, whereas, with
| these Hypo- -phosphites they have cured seven.
Ity-fye Der cent. Physicians have prescribed
| 100, ,0C0 packages OF tilaIised Phoephatee In
Iall forms OF nervous diseases, vitali1InQ the
Idebilitated PREVENTING and curing consump
r. CROSBY, 668 Sixth Ave-, N. z,
For sale by 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

VyIOLIN TAUGHT BY A THOROUGH.
v Iy competent teacher at ~ cents per los
son, Vocal music in CLASSES or private les
sons. iietcrence Rev. L. Gardiner Ltteli,
TatnsIl htrecr. .pd Pancoast Allen. Maxonio
Temple. THOS. d: GAMbnlLn
l0-lt8md IVA Aerkst Dtfest'
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

v,,ALL LAsRANGEMENT.-on and after
h MONDAY. the 18th Of sept, the Steamer
"@n.ic A. Mccall will run as
follow Leave Fourth street k11l1i
wh,r, on tuesday. wednesday, friday and
Sh,urGav stsA, H., ,2P. NJ. and 8 P. NJ
Lrgve pennsgroye at 7 A. M, 10 4. m: and 4
> :, CAPT. DENNY.
Ne, tembor 21, 1879. 9lSu
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

nTOTICE.-Memter Of Lenape Tribe, No
~ 8, are requested to attend the funeral
OF Prot Henry l.. Schoenherr, at Chester Pa.
on Saturday Uo-morrCw) afternoon at two
O'Clock. Train leaves v iimington at 1888 p
III. l0.a4 J. Il. BOND, 4. OF X.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
Patent Heater.

The heater on exhibition at MIR. Ogle's
auction rooms, ,whichwe described yester-
day. ia the Boswell DETECTED Heater, in
vented by a gentleman Of that name
living in s.. Louis. Mr.. N. 7. Under
wood Of Kenton, Del, holds the right
for this State and Maryland. 1t is not
radiator" but warns building by
"dehroted heat" differing in that re-
spect from all other heaters. |. is so
constructed as to consume all ths gas
and smoke Of the fuel, and is therefore
economical. l. draws the cold air from
the room or building TO be- heated, and
returns it warm, thus producing its
own circulation, which is kept up until
all the space to be heated Is of a uni
form temperature which can be regu-
lated to suit til. wants Of the family.
The heat which it produces is rot q dry
burning heat, like that given of by
radiation from a common stove or
heater. Without pretending to go into
a lengthy description of the advantages
claimed for it, ask you to publish the
above, as an addition to your article o.
yesterday. j. c. JACKSON.
Agent for n. r. Underwood
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

CEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AN
- EXCHANGED. Alfo guns, pistols ap]
locks isr sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt tagJ
ters, ratchets, wrenches. drilling nschins1
engines and boilers. JNO. Il. nIRZEL..
e1e u ~ n. Second strs"
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

v,HE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
i in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Ora nd Depot, 18th It.. Maxkst %. O.Onestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
AMUsKmKHTs.
NRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. John D. Mishler has the honor and
pleasure Of presenting an unusually brilliant
entertainment on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
OCTOBER 2lTH AND 25TH.
OCrOBER 24TH AND 26TH.
The famous Trsgedian
F.C. BANGS, &c. BANGS,
+. q. BANGS, +. y. BANGS,
In the title role Of the brilliant romantic
drama--the masteIw0rk OF W. y. Gilbert,
Esq. and founded on George Elliotts beau
tiful tale Of Sflss Manner, entitled
sDANIEL DRUCF,
'sDANIEL DRUCE,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
A romantic gem Of powerful human inter.
est SO chDste In conception, rugged In con
struetion, and OF SO rare excellence and purity
as To form TT companion picture 10 Joseph
Ietiersons " Rip Van Winklc." This drama
has within the past few weeks received the
unanimous endorsement Of the prese OF Phila
DELPHI a, Boston and Baltimore, Mr. Bangs
receiving perfect ovation iar his natural
portrayal OF this noble character. A SELECT
COMPANY or ARTISTS.
Admission SO and 30 cents reserved seats
70 cents, to be mad at Thomas Il Co.'S, AL
Market 81. o. Wednesday Tornlng Mt
clock. l0.2pet
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

NEUslCAL AND SUPPER BY THE
mi Aid Society Of Hanover 3. =. IN the
Lecture room Of Masonic Temple, IHUkS-
DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1870
TICK ETS, 80 CENTS. lo-24-eodt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

NUrICE.- beg leave 10 Isiurtn the put
~ lie that have increased MY facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and alo
now prepared to nrnlsh W, Od In any quaint,
~ TO SUIT consumers. sell the lar4est tl.5O
load in the city. Give me call before pnr.
chasing ELSEWHERE. Orders by mali receive
prompt attention, John PONDER,
set Foot of Fourth street, city.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

ny 1TCE. THE WILMINGTON SAY.
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE Notice TIIA' On and AFiEL
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEkEsT WILL ~
ALLOW ED ON DFptSllS At FlNl q
PEk CENT. PER ANNUM. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD. --..-.
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Oci. lsT. 1879. l0l Bind
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
A NOTE.

rns f" Republican A" siiii leads In
strcaIstion. Advertise wher" you
get the most for your money an"
the $. 1epubtleau IL thst paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

r Asf'soriqE u,v,s vovs,s
Owners OF horses and mules who have not
yet paid the tax on these animals, required
by law, are requested tocome { rward and do
80 at once. or the law empowering the Auditor
to levy and sell the same II be strictly en-
forced. Il. Is. UNDERWOOD,
City Audi or.
Office, No sEast Sixth street, second door
frout l0-lS-6t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25
CLOTHING.

BO9TON BOsTON BOSTON
sSsTSs sSsrSs sSs1Ss SsIS
This house is larger than any two houses in
the State, consequently It's styles and
varieties are greater, and
Prices LOWER
PRICES LOWER
PRICES LOWER
THAN ANY OTHER.
THAN ANY OTHER.
THAN ANY OTHER
This house makes q separate and distinct dc.
partment 81
MEMS, YOUTHS,
MEMS, YOIITH's
MEMS. YOUTHS.
BOYS AND OHILDREN'S
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S
CLOTHING, CLUTnING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTH No,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
Each OF which is filled TO overflowing with the
choicest styles and varieties, aud ase
being offered at rices 10 per cent.
lower than ever before.
'OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS F.!
|ONERCOATS! OVERCOATS
|OVERCOATS! OVERCOAIS! !
The Largest Stock. more varieties. and ow-
er prices than can b, found elsewhere
In the city.
ONE.PRICE ONR.PRIGE
ONE.PRIrE ONF.PRlCE
0NE.PRlCE ONE-PRICE
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT..
CUSTOM DEPARTM ENr.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENr. .--...-.--
CUSTOM DEPARTM ENT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
A firl-class cutter, the latest styles, and as.
tonishinvly low figures. A perfect tit and
unexcelied workn nship guaranteed In this
department.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
HEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
MEMS FURNISHING GOOpS.
This department Is replete with all the
latest novelties, md contains everything tina,
can be found in first-class furnishing house
A large and excellent line OF
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
Sill HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK HANDKERGHIEFS,
Very cheap for ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. George Mccall, a reliable and practi
cal Clothing man, is now associated with thls
| house, aud would Jss his friends and the pu b.
lie generally, to avail themselves Of the bar
gains he is now prepared to fer them.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
CEOTHlNG HOUSE.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
2l3 MARKET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST.
2l3 MARKET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST
2l3 MARKET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST.
! WILMINGTON, DEL,
| WILMINGTON, DEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
v. T.. HOLMES. PROPRIETOR
v. ". HOIMth, pRApRIEYOE
v. Il. HOLMES. PROPKIEIO OR
OPENING! OPENING!
Daily Republican., 1879-10-25

EATsTAIL AT FUrLlC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER zb, 1873,
At3oclock, p. H.,
STALL 70. IL IN THE SECOND 81.
N ARkEf The asOye stall IL situated In one
Of the prsL ZL5incss sections Of second street
market, ami Is worthy the attention OF Ier
sons Wishing TO make good ipvunimeht.
Terms 10 per cent. cash, GA day oil sa!e I!
noln i0r three pnd five months, equally dlVl'
ded. for the balance with an approved endor-
scr. l.. w. SIlDHh VI SUN,
lLlsGtI ltwN AUctioIeers.
DUB1C SALE
Di lot 38 y 10 feet. with K .0i brick mouse
thereon, fOurh eide OF IrO0t street between
II Harrs9n and Franklin strcets, 3 Get from
,hc latter; at Stidhain's auctlon .oom, mo. III
=. Fourth street, OF
SATURDAY, NOV. lsr, 1872,
al o'sEoJk, p. m.
Slls IND tpsder Of Tho Orphans' Court, and
forUsv W. T., announced ~
tif. g. MARlS, Administrator,
lv.4-iJ Or by his Attorney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

BY Wellington Goddin. q, -
Real Estate agent ana tAuctloneer. h
corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

TsREsTEEsaS SALE OF LARGE BRICK
Il OTHER IMPRVHE ah ~ =
pN THE SOUTH SIDE Of SkAGaE efPT psaif
THE ) q RACE.sTREETE j aPrIsT.. CHURCH,
KNOWN AS THE SOUTHERN bFMALEs n,
sTItDTEy virtue Of deed 81 ttuss sexsGsaen
1878, duly recorded in EIchfnon Chnrcery Court
In Book &, page 469 we SHALL ia furlhsr e&eiu a
;asrsI, pr9S@seaap = Es & pasas
nat xE ny f dF 1s 4 Ehh 4
ii feet. and n depih or SO feet to wide paved
alley. On Ine lot Isa v ~ HANDSOstEDWE IL
ING three STORIES apoTs !hs sRcR
erects d by The late II. r. Lefebvre tor boarding.
and dayschoo Including tsGSs az Ave- aee roo. IN
Guiding two hand ONE parlors. isioni rooms,
Sc To the east Of the dwelling there Is n HAND Do
Street Of # ab1u, So1i58 fteI 10 said alley.
The foregoing real estate Is iSea1ed T Gn n mfns
street In most desirable o1enxrs FOR
first class rpsfdenc.: ana boaTdins-sGnogi, aI ,
long been usea as such by the late ~. Lee nomen.
Mir earring top and others and fer nat oa
for Il clearinghouse ora large ,famhY they nave
TERMS: The said real estate being subject to d
prior deed Of tust executed by the same parties 70
w. Goicin ana a. NJ. Kelley, Trustee; WIN oe sou
on the following ierns-v1z: fifst fta nv nT me
iainnre or the deb; represented by us, which Is
S4.4U695 with Interest from 4lh Susus., do az ..
Second. TO discharge the deot seeu" 1 ~ ,nr.hie
deed TO Messrs. GOddin heleJ, tfusse' pas III
sum Of si5 o. 81 =" on the 2Gh March nex; the like
OF on Inc ssh Jqne ann e
n tia 81 IN. nrnceeds of SALE upon such terms As
the may prescr,bes ami direct or on his
failure 10 give any direction, then OH creuit Oh one
negotiable notes and deed OF trust On The pro-
perty. ,..,;... aud o,bers &c
particularly called 10 this sale.
''i' s1o. !: i: } TAEYlSGToS,} Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
By Robert B. Lyme,
q. Real Estate Agent and Auctlonesr,
49,. 1912 Main street,

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF. THAT LARGE
i DETACHED BIRCH, DWELLING. 40. 81
MAYO STREET SITUATED ON The EAST
LINE OF MAYO BET ZEN ROSS ANDFRAEk K
LIN STREETS.-In execution OF certain dtgd OF
trust from u. +. Cochran 10 the UNDERSIGNED, as
clerks office OF the XII .hruond Chincery Court. D.
T. II A, page lsQ VII offer ior sale upon Inc
premises, on TUESDAY the l4th uay Oh octoDc.'
fl7g, a'dy O'Clock =. NJ, being required so 10 do
by The holder OF The note secured by said deed de-
fault having been made III the Payment thereof tEe
a LARGE TuREE-STORY BRICK DWELL Nc,
with basement, containing about ten rooms; brick
kitchen four rooms, gas, water. and the ustl con-
yenjances The lot fronts 80 feet Mayo street
and runs back L: fee 10 an alley. This pre- ent.
an unusual opportunity for y paying investment.
The nelghbol hood Is a very good one, >.
TRIMS: Cash as TO cxpens es or sale and to pay Off
q note or $4,000, with ali interest, re-, tbtreon
balance upon terms TO be given At sale ...
oc a. - RuBERT Is. LYME, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
Auc1r,rtolY. sAh ! 3, J. :: Days:
- BY W. ,GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
ofrco corner Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
n r rhkR sEas ga MitE
h EF t Or JOHN q: DAVIS; ESQ AND AN !,
VALuABLE, LOTS IN RiGHM0ISsD 9n ,a ahE
MET SIDE q WATEEh NIB sTR EEtR A TS PIE
WHARVEs OF THE OLD DOMINION IN. STEAM u An
sP virtue Of deco dee r re- , tr tbe
sub crtbers bearing dat 20th January. 1852, duly
recorded So Richmond Hastings Court. and by yfr-
RIcSmond, entered on The 17ih June, 1870. In the
cas Of Cox's executor u.s.: CabelI, &C. we, re nm
Ierstgned. trustees, will fer for sale at pupc auc
tIon on the premises. In the order advertised. on
THuRsiAY' The 9th 0ctiber. 1879. commencing
at IL O'Clock NJ, the following TRACTS OF LAND
in an n acr.s @ II
So Co. 10 O. c asafa
f'lenF 90 10 scres 10 ia Containing a.o
Lot No. II. containing IL 25a100 acres. ana Lot
on the Mecnanicsyille turnpike ut It's intersection
With CabelI street, aud near to the beautiful resi-
dence Of Mr.. JohE B. Davis and from tnGnce W.,
20 OH ibe|pIemises. These lots are well adapteh 10
subui ban residences or for market gardens ana ior
the most part lie remarkablv well Tor such PURPOSES,
DAY. in the city of Richmond. adjoining the ship
locks. the following VALUABLE LOlS.viz: "A
lot fronting 80 feet on The s1 r S Sde OF Or @
James river. bounded on the west by the lot OF
Abram Warwick. and on the east by Mrs Ann
Dade. Also, another or on he sDuth side OF Wafer
street. commencing the intersection OF the west,
ern l,ne OF Ann Dade's lot with Water street, ana
running east along Water street 53 feet, more or
less. 10 n street recently Condemned: thence along
the western line OF said street ice: thence ens
wartlly along Wharf street As feet thence at right
angles to james river, on WHICH 1t has = trout Of
loo feet and Oh The east BY Mrs. Dadts lot. Both
of these lots SUBJECT 10 such rights rs the James
River and Kanawia Company have ACQUIRED by
condemnation or otherwise. Plats of the foregoing
property can be at office Of the auciOnccr; 10
which pr0Derty special attention Is earnestly In
yted as IL Is so III ar The York River depot ana 10
the wharvps and warehouses Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company rs to render 1t peculiarly Yalu-
able. ..- .. - ..
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
JOHN HOWARD.
SEQ --". Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
Joke TransIa ted literally.
rNes I Y s,,3 II Old


4 Joseph II ID brave workman, loving tue
labor and the SAVING. and not giving not 9
soIf sof. hts salary to the merchants OF wine.
All that which he's gains sfreensers TO the
house and serves toinfase big<a little Pile. :
The comrades barney this good boy, o.
whom the .sobricty astoni:shes them, ana q
from time ID time, knowing that he nus
always the pockctwell garntsbed. they rom
him borrow little. OF money.
Joseph, the 8rst day, not having any pre-
text reasonable to- refuse. w1si letting nlul'
self be done by the friends. K
In order to subtract himself fromal1 these
eyigencies the brave Joseph bias imaslneu
th;s here ..sa,sta sgs.1s . HSn1st
Allt Mondays we see him before tne
door OF the: workshop, the hairs in DISORDER
The knot of bis. crayat flying upon bis snoui-
ders, executing the zig-zag, characteris I'LL,
OF the true drunkard, and saying, line
friends are the friends L&haYeo made Inc
snree not, one sou left."r,t 4A,s,. t,t'c
= We not him demand more nothing ion ne
lu; de,nande plus rien) and somes minutes
amer he replaces himself to bis labor, whlch
uudrunks him as by euchansment. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

A man 10 Dallas. Texas, visited neigh
Dor, whom he found with. chill. He I'M
mediately gave him dose OF oil and MUS
tard bath, wrapped him in half dozen
blankets, aud then rushed off TO the mayor
with his report OF yeIlow-fever case. The
mayor listened very atteDtfvely until the
man had finished his alarming report, when
he astonished him with IS You miserable
scoundreL, / fell you there is no case Of yel-
low.fever in Dallas, and never has been ana
never will be. You have only thought so,
and for thinking it-mind You, Just for
thinking it, fine you $50 and send you
beyond the city limits fora month, until all
such thoughts shall have vanished. You
shall not think such thing. Aud II you
or any one else shall dare to say such atbing
will put you in Jail and keep you there
until it shall be entirely forgotten" The
poor fellow had nothing to do but submit,
and there is no yellow-fever in Dallas.