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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26

A CRITICAL MOMENT.-lt Is crlIic-
al moment in the lite and clothing oi
man when he gets down on his knees 10
,ooL under the sofa for bail OF zephyr
that lady friend has dropped IL Is
poss,ble that he may be able to accom-
nlish this and recover his perpendicular
with nothing more serious than a very
rod face and a general sense OF having
done something for which he shou'u
be sent from the room. But III uine
cascs out of ten he never fully recoVers
the GOOD opinion OF himself that he
possessed before he undertook the re-
coverv of that ball. 1t is always just
havond his reach. and III a moment Oh
weakness be drops on his vest and com
mences TO work himself under the sofa
nv series OF acrobatic leats that would
have won him an encore on the stage
He is so intent upon the recovery oil the
hall that he quite forgets his appearance
untiI be is reminded By a suppressed
,it,er from enc of the ladies. Then he
realizes the situation to back out. Vi
oourse his coat is worked up over his
head and as he feels cold streak creep
m his back he prenounces benedic-
,ion on the man who invented an OPEN
hack shirt. He is also painfully con-
scious that abou. two inches of red nan-
mel drawers are Visible between the tops
ofb;s boots and the bottom ofhis trows-
orc This has the effect of producing
more internal profanity aud still more
violent struggles TO back out during
which one suspOnder breaks and his
collar-button comes out. When ne
finally delivers himselfard stands up IN
the middle OF the room, you would not
rocognize in that red-facec, wild-eyed
man, standing there holding his clothes
,ocether with one hand and trying to
smooth down his hair with the other
the smiling, genteel ladies' man VINO
stopped down to pick up that ball oil
zepbyr a moment before.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26

D.v1s.-G A. Brown, Harrison White Jn0' Il
'i:s'd; sid.rwA11.-Jos. Doll, D. F. spiker' Jacob
spigle. ,, no,,;o, povman. sjlas
" MHpIscx.--Jos. Sl Conner, Philip Bowers, Samuel
Schmucker. 1,-ars u II CoA.
man.
Inc. N. Tidler, j. II. Kagey, Mark Thomas.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26

Germany wants to be protected from
American competition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26

Bob lngcrsoll made $4,000 BY
abusing the Bible last year, and a
Toronto clergyman died from starva-
ton. Isn't it about time for another
1oodi
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26
Adcelfjs eRtS.
.NENTRAL HOTEL
I'll NEW MARKET. Va.

n Nv VI -lItIf II 1T
Mrs. 5. HOFFMAN, Propnetres.
Having fully reatted and repaired this vel
known Hotel it now open for the reception Q
,Yests and boarders New Markets. surround
by a number of excellent sp -ings-among winch
If access. and situated amid the most beautiful
and picturesque scenry.-Persons in the cities de-
string few weeFs Of country aiT, with quiet COM
fort, at reasonable rates. will be accommodated.
plied with choice liquors. and the Stables provided
with best Of provender. .,or ,,,,,,>-
Feb. C-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26
HERALD
Advertising Rates;

Adyertis ments will be inserted at One 0onai
per square of lines, or less, for the first inser
to-. and so cents for each subsequent insertion
U less the number OF insertions be naried upon
the manuscript, t will be publish'd until fesb'd
aud charged accordingly
Notices in the local column will be inssrt-d at
ten cents pc line, sAen inser ion.
Advertisements for three months or ouger viii
De inserted at lower artes.
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Hotel Cards.

NKEEN's MANSION HOUSE.
II MI ALEXANDRIA, Va
JAMES GREEN, N,..................f l''H'hIOh
I,a rst-class hotel, in every respect. Inc GU
zers Of lie valley having bushes in Alexandra OF
Sr-ah;,.to,, and travellers going NORTH NJ souin,
Vii and this an agreeable resting place on the ne
route. as 1t does not cequire the early ttsrt Os
sever.i surs as from Washington or baIl,dllo. mo- e
ington ana return every houI from Nj o ~
P. N.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-26
ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY BANK.
NEW MARKET BANK.

C,pcr1r CoURr.-P. W. Magruder, L. L. STICK
lev. |. lite Bird, Z d. Newman. r s.io,,-
CorxrY CoURr-P. ". Magruder l. L. "'i'A
ley, L. Trpett. Jr
COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
, ~ ,,.,-,de- Woodstock Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following is q statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded in the Registers Office
August IA. 1870
ss.a 81, -. 900 &. . Of ID sy., 2ssioo5: jacob
iS' Mill and 70 wTsh. Mary
Brady to James Lloyd Hall. $4,000
go and VIZ ID SS.s.. Il knss
SD ST. s. d r. e. o. ist ay. aoxsS L. D. Gale
sss ss 20 Iso r. o. Of Madison av ,s, 2o
Nathalie y. Reynal and husband to Joseph MIL
Division ST. ~ 2axai ioxrrogalar Harris Silver '0'O
Robins 80 avn dot No. 5 5oxioo calth ward 0'o"
Charlotte Hafcn and husband TO Mary Brug
Barns Sip s5s.a ibaif part Oh; Barnett
Lssnston ss .ss' corner cf io1, ST. 7sxiooi MOL"
also ias,l .. Ias a. '; oiS,S ~. sossSii
s' 70 George f Lane ..' o.le'' Nom
st. n. = Dot No. -, aSaioo Quarter psrs OF;
MsS.1H w. 90 h assoa
Posse to Charles il. Maliock .............'.. NOM
Appleton, Franci. R., to The New York Life Insur.
ancc Company. g g. OF 5sth st.. 800 #. W. of 9th
Appleton Francis H., ,ls New York Life Insar.
rsyi ysar. ii.; ..a.,...;;;,,,, 10000
ssecasors SeJ n. :. OF aad St, Ssofs ". Of s,S
Grossn. TSoma. aud wife to william Hal. and ''''"
months ..;,:.........: 1857
Others. 10th ST., s,s r. W Of sv. q; months, 600
ii2S q !. Of Madison Az: 2year. :........ 400
Morris, Flora and husband. to Ralph Gaus West
Brcadway. No i27: years 5000
Morris, Flora and husband TO Samuel Jacoby West
Broadway, No ia; year i.25o
Mesoynolds Annie, to the Protestant Episcopal So
,ceiy West iasd =. No rs year. ..'..''' $500
Wooiey james V. =. and wife, to tho Mutual Life
Insurance Company, 8 77th St, 7ofi g Of Mad,
wooilsy James v and vie 70 The Mutual Life ''''
Insurance Company. - OF nth st.. 576 II. Q. Of
wooey James " s. and wife TO the Mutual Life wv
MANSION sv SIIssi ~. e. 49,. .. ssoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
REAL ESTATE.

At the Merchants Exchange salesroom. August a.
the following sales made:-
A
Frederick s. Van Worst referee Foreclosure sale Of
building. with lot 22xo5 ON Norfolk ST.. 3. s.. TO
y.
Charles W. Dayton. referee-Forcclosure sale OF
three lots. each 25x14j2, ON New st, n. o corner
Of Forest av Corrisaniai. TO paintin....... 1850
4.
Eugene l.. Eliot reforee-Fo osure sale OF plot
OF land I33xSt Ak liz. 3xlU7.7, on the - of
kingsbrdge road. adjoining the lands OF Will
lam Johnston cath ward. TO plantn........ 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 5 l87e-TRIPLE SHEET
THE PEOPLES WEALTH
Further Statements Of the Condl-
ton of Savings Banks
RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES
Heavy Owners OF Real Estate
and Real Securities.

ALBANY, August H. 1879.
The following reports show the condition OF the
Brooklyn savings banks on July /. 1879. with COM
PARSONS as to the important items with the re-
ports for January !. 1879
EAST NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23
TANNERI AND STOREHOUSE
FOR SALE.

On the lsT DAY OF JANUARY. 1880, on the
PREMISES. will sell by virtue Of irust-ecd from
Glenn Latimcr. dated July -. 1878, The
VALUABLE S'rOREHOUSE AND LOT
a. ChriSt;ausburg Depot, on the Atlantic. Missis-
Sippi and Ohio -ai'road. in Montgomery county
Va. recently occupied 10y +. c. Brure & 60. Thi:
PROPERTY consists Of about HALF AN ACRE
OFLAND with large FRAME BUILDING con-
tanning two siorerooms. Il Iumb~r-room. and six
private rooms. with stable. kitchen. aud other out.
houses on the lot. Also, one OF the hest-arranSed
aud cons ructeu
STEAM-TANNEeIFS IN THE STATE,
with u first-rale tNGINE eighteen horse-power
RARK-AIILL and PLASTERMiL ILL attached. The
Tannery contains twenty-nine lav-awav vats, with
all the necessary pools. lime-vafs and drying" NM
finishing rOomS-all under cover of new two-s'ory
building. The LOT contains ONE ACRE, and j
within 800 yards OF Chris,lanSburg Depot.
Possession will be given is soon A. The terms OIL
sale are com piled with.
TERMS OF SALE: Five rer cent. cash: residue
payable I'm six. sweIve. and eighteen months with
Interest. for which purchasers are o give negotia
BILE notes we'll endorsed. Title made when money
Is all paid, and L believed 10 ba good.
ARCHER a. PflLFGAR. Trustee.
CHRISTIANsBUEG. November II, 1879.
dp 1Q-12L
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BY Ch1ftin- Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents atid Ancffonecrs,
No l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FALU-
C.ARLE FARM CONTAINING 221. ACRES,
ON TIE CEAIGTON ROAD ABOUT FOGR
Mills FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, BIZ
virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Redmond, in th. cause OF
Tnompson rs. BEDFORD and GtS.- and Robertson.
trustee, us. Brown and ais. entered on the 16th
day of October 1879, The und- rsign. q. snectai
com missiouer thereby appointed VIII sell In 'front.'
OF Henricn county court house. on MONDAY jan
uary IL. 1880. al IL O'Clock 81. THAT hsiny court.
davj. that FALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
:. HAYPORT.'' Situated on the Crai2i on ROAD four
miles from the city OF Richmond. and Formerly
owned byJ. II. Council, Ed, containing Try recent
survey 227 ACRES-one half Of which IS tne river
bottom. and The remainder well ad pted TO truck
ing The FARM Is In good stiie OF cultivation
The DWELLING is commodiouS and comfort
able having been repaired aud partly bui!t In he
last few years. It Is elegantly situated In shady
ward near tile public roLd The ou-buildings arr
such rs are usually found on , farm Of this kind,
and IN good condition.
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescrtbes one third
cash, and the balance Ia TWO eqnal semi-annual In
Gia!neuts. with interest added for negotiable notes.
and the title retained until The whole OF the Dur.
ctIase-moDey Is paid and conveyance ordered hT
the Court. yet the commissioner 5zs authority to
alter the terms If he should See ut OH The day OF
sale.
Those wishing to see a map of the properly can
do so by calling on the auctinneers. Messrs. hatn.
Staples & Co. HENRY ". HOESOS,
Special ConIniS siouer.
CuAFFIS, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
da -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23

TEA GAnDENs IN CALIToRYrA.-lSan Fran
cisco letter 10 The Baltimore Snn.1-Tea-
1,,ant;ne has made start in Placer county.
L. A. Gould, who fIas shipped so much ripe
fruit eastward, has a number OF a-bushes
growing, and he has Two neighbors follow
Ing bis example. They mean business. Tne
plants show vigorous growth. Soon the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be dotted with tea
gardens along line OF 900 miles, and II Is
30 strain OF prophesy to say that "1tn,n
five years we shall have saaeblnery 10 make
tea that will excel China and Japan, ana
ia not Improbable we may pick the ieaVes
by appropriate Instruments. Whatever we
do, Virginia and Maryland can DO on tne
Blue mountain slopes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23

CHALLENGING a King. From the Pail
Mall Gazette. lit is not often that sub.
lect ventures, to challenge bis sovereign,
but this, 1t appears, was recently done by
the Swedish poet Riornson. King Oscar,
who has a considerable reputation as an au-
thor, takes q strong interest In contempt.
rafy Swedish literature, and Is sometimes
rather tree in his criticisms OF weii-known
writers. He lstely passed an u1favorabls
judgment on 3 new work by Biornson, Elk
pressing at the same time some contempt
for the general character OF his work. The
indignant poet ut once wrote 10 his Majesty
demanding that he should either apologize
for the 1nssit or grant the only satisfaction
that would be accepted by man oil honos.i
The King sas psosaic enough 70 hand the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23

rfafter "a. The police authorities Of Stock
bolns. VITO forthwith ISstitutHd proceedings
agairat the writer. Biornson suddenly dis.
covered that change, OF afr would suit
him. and has now ample leisure to CONSIDER
whether, sfter oil, q King should have ting
right to express literary opinion only az
the rick OF his life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23
RAILROAD ITyEs.
81 81 $3.50 szss -:

81 IS - - -
E,IcH,foSD. FEEp'G POTOMAC r. r co.
81 RICHMOND, VA, November z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains On this road will run rs follows:
:-<~A NORTH BOUND.
s:12 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station Ia 1y Tex
cept sundays: due st Washington,
= LILO i. NJ; Baltimore. sos p. 81.
PhiladelDhta, $50 Z. Nj: New Gork,
1905 r. NJ
500 P. ~. iexves gyrd-Streps station det y: due
al Washington. e:2J z. NJ BALTIMORE,
1925 r. A.: FhiI- iclpbia, 32J A. u
New York, 6:45 A. N. ~
400 2. NJ. kCCO&MODATl0N TRAIN. for
'.-. Junction. leaves RrolS. Street s:s..os
-. tf daily tsxcert S"' daysl. -l
w.. .... e.. SOUTH BOUND.
l0.l5 ?. ", arrives RI Eyrd-Strect station daily
Except Srudaysl. Leaves New York,
~. S:l5 A. 81: Philadeirhif. 1lA5 A.
NJ; Rails more, $50 z. NJ; washing.
r... ton $40 r. NJ.
i1:4O 4. 81, arrives az svrd-Street station daily.
Leaves Now York, l0:0t 2. NJ: Phil
adelrha, lilo J. 81: Baltimore,
ASS a. " Washington. 700 a. VI.
S:43 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TSA1s arrives
4. Eroat-Stree. station isiv te1cspt
Sundays). {. A. TAYLOR,
Genera! Ticket ASeaL
E. T. D. MYERS. General superintendent
M 10
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ia IN.
CITY TAXES.

z -
0FPtcE OF CITY CoLLEcT0R,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1879.
This of,iee VIII be open daily between the hours o!
q h.cIock ! M.and 6 o'clock +. 81. from The loi IL
10 The 3lsT DAY OF nEtEabER. lheiu sn h no.
already paid one half Of the city taxes charged -
him the Remaining half, and that .....
TEN PER CESTuM =.
VIII be added 10 the amount OF said reinaihiis VS.
ar ihe tar charged In every case where the carly ~
sessed sna ii fan 10 pay sad Remaining haR ".1s'A
the time so limited. ~.,u, ~ ,,,.v an thu
But In case any person having taisa W a., rrors
men pers on shall fall TO LAY the whole aamou .
thereof on or before the 31st day OF Deeeihoe-
here shalt DC added
TWENTY PER CESTUH
,rop the whole anouat Of the tax 50 REMAINING oae
'S~I 49, AR. WOuDsoN,
no 2a.tDeea1 senes''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucIioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
i VALUABLE FARMS ~ SURRT COUNTY;
deed of trust 10 the undtrs encd from ltrbecca &.
billiard and William Dlllard, trustee. bearing da:e
III the Cl.rks Office of the County Cour. OF Surry
county will sell n auction III the office Of r'6bS
& Williams real estate agents and auctionccrs. No.
8 north Eleventh street, IN the city OF lchmond,
| Va, on TUESDAY, December 90, SS79, NJ II
O'Clock NJ. TWO VALUABLE FARMS in Surry
Tract 10. /. known as PEPSCO, lying on both
sides Of Swans Point road, con,&ining SIN Iu ~
DRED AND TWENTY.uNE AND THREE
FOuRTIIS ACRES: 2l2E acres omen iand; The
| balance in oak aud pine wood. The DWEi.LtSG,
| which is two miles from billiards. wharf, Is a inc
one: contains seven larg" rooms, with wiAe halls
| aud airy passages below AMI above stairs. II Is two
stories. There are white marble ninttiS IN ire
n,rlofs II l. covered with tin, and Is In good re-
| nair The nut-builiinEs arc more than ample Tor
| the place and are in good repair. The open lands
are highly improved. and abound IN mari of very
fine quality: There Is quantity OF cord w"n',hnI
much fine timber for ship-buiiue and other pur-
Also Tract No .. known rs DILLAEDS-
| WHARF TRACT, containing FOUR lIuNl'KEb
| AN:i FIFTEEN AND 4 HALF ACRES: 1898
| acres open land balance oak and pine and som"
meadow land. These lands area ;" Il Iinrpu1 ity.
| most lew, and cost nearly $4,000: There Is Il
st rage-horsc on the dock II bY II icet' ana me
dock Is 33 by 100 feet Near naI, 'n S rn2hmyc
| and IL paws handsome income. There Is ne"
srorehou, IS by 81 feel IN built for poSt.o'
ard other purr0s-s. Th" Ja'nc'-Ryer s'"am ers
stop at this wharf every day. Game or every Kind
ahoundS. and 1t could he made one Of th'. best hss-
| cries on the river.
TERMS : BY consent. one fourth cash: h,'aace at
one aud two years for go'iauc notes, TX per cent
intert., added, serurel 10y 4 dc, d OF trust
4 plat nf the property can he seen II the ONCE oil
the auc,ionters ROBtET II. JONES, JR.,
SAMUEL STEVENS,
GnuDBs X WILLIAMS. Anct!onr"rs. ~
dn 5.S,ll.I5,ls,2O&rdtds
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EXECUTORS SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LYING on THE ROANOKE. N AECkLES'
BURG COUNTY, VA.

In pursuance Of authority vested in IN, by HE
will Of Within Towucs. Geccsi>cd ] shall. II II
O'Clock on THURSDAY the Isl day Of January.
1850, Ia front OF the Clarksre Hotel IN the Town
auction The LANDS OF which Tie said William
Towues died possessed. supposed 10 be about 5,U00
ACRES. A portion 81 these lands are considered
an0uy The most valuable In the Valley or the Roam
okr. They will BE- sold in tracts from tnrec TO
eight hundred acres. Several OF the tracts have
valuable improvements upOn them. That known
as DccoprecGee." which was the homestead. has
upon II a MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE, and here
viii be attached 10 IL large quantity 2T VERY
VALUABLE LOW-GEUUEUS. The lands arc now
being surveyed. aud plot OF them can be seen by
appiyin2 To- The executor. At the same time and
place snail sell the interest Or the said William
Towncs. deceased tbcing one hali) IL The FERRY
across the Roanoke al Clarksrilic Va, known is
the "CLARkSVILLE FERRY" subject 10 Il lease
for two years. This FERRY, though leased al \
time OF the grcac depression. pays 4 monthly
rental Of thirty collars II 10 be leased or rented
noto IL wou!d bring much larger sum. Anc J
shall at The same time aud place, sell SEVERAL.
HOUSES and LOTS, owned BY the said William
Townes, deceascd, in The town Of Cia-ksriiie.
There is now fair prospect FOR the completion OF
The ralroad from keysvilie 10 CiIrhsvilie- and II
value.
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid In ca on the day or SAFE Inc
residue in two equal animal irstalin.nts me Puc-
chaser to execute bonds for The deferred ayinen
10 carry interest from the day OF Sie ~ NE rate Va
SIX per centum per annum, ard the i!tle 10 Oe IT,
ained till all the purchase money Is paid .,-
These lands are mostly rentei oa' ,"t sI p, ,h
rights OF tenants for that year. purchasers is
titled 10 the renis aud PROFITS. Mr. q. T.. Levi ,
who resides upon thu premises. viii snow tneae
lands to parsons desiring T r P1Msfsf GooDE.
- Executor Of william Townes, deceased
no II. 2tawids
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SE7NE.THR FAD.

&e-ass
L.c. ~ % II SONS, >G
. corner Seventeenth and FrankliG streets,
...sEr. RICHMOND, Va,
!" MANUFACTURERS AND pEAhERs IN
ta- EETs.a sr-
SEINES and TWISE.
COTTON RoPEs-all sizes: IL.
= PATENT anu SOFT SE1SE-TWiSE,
=. LINES. YAWkIHG, ~
CORES. .... a.t.@. -- ..a
COEEwOOD, &C. &C.
THR FAD warranted 20 give perfect SATISFACTORY
and In partei Of other brands 40
Dealers and Sshesmen invited 70 cah, no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23

TIE ChEIroRsIA GRAPE CRoP.-The
raisin cror OF California this year amounts
to about coo tons, or 10000 boxes OF TWEEN
ty pounds each. which, produced at 81 Per
box, will sell at ~ holesale at S1.5o to ~ per
h0x
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Sh
=
- :, ny ChafHn. SrapiesfS Co..
I Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
10. north Tenth street.

H,RUsTEE,s Sale OF HACK, TWO
i HORSES. AND HAKNESS.--By: virtue OF Z
certnfu deed OF trust from T. 2. Tnrner da,ed i5tn
Februsry. 1917. dnIy rccofdedds fault havfng been
made tie payment OF te deLs thssseT cru se,1
nj tf1e livery stable OF Turner & Co.. No. 1923
Frauklin s'rset. on SATURDAY, December az
iet tna az GiiLSss ossT HACK, made BY Joseph
Beckhar7s. of Pbiisdeieu4a:
One % UBLE SET OE CARRlAGE-hAE-
E 49, NESS. ..sF -
And two BAys HORSES.
TERMS :. enough in cash 10 aeff1Y the expense OF
executing this frnst and TO pay on nose Oh sSoo.
with interest from December IS, 1873: ana the
balance upon such ternfs win be announced at the
de 20 Il. y. BOSdEE. lrnSlee.
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IIyEYYAaD SAFES STABLES.
LETEKY AND HANE~ NJ ~ D1'T.T.
w Eg $50 rs 80
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGG1Fs, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHIOND BAZAAR,
1884 l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

The sunscrhrr has f,tcd up In connection Win
n Is extensive .toDlrs one Or tI': most ,ru
TUNpLETE AND CONVENIENT fAHHAh2
r h. rnund IN this country: and hasl:i2 c'": "a
ciIity for the accommodation or stock Respectfully
soLlcils cOnSlgEiHeLts 81
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
NJ .yery kind. promising that all stock. &C., con-
S,yp.d 10 him Shall have every attention, ana re-
II IIrppphL CASH ADVANCES rnaGs when REQUIRED
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignment Of almost every variety ~.
vehicles for pleasure and work-purn"8es' a. ma" -
uapSESS OF every ccscripll0n. al aftiCIeS ~ ~
th;. department wlll be :o'd at lowest Ia ~
Manufacturers grices and III no instance VIZ. al
d'Iatinn from such prices be made. PaFfits WISH
IN, ~ purchase VIII ind II TO their interest," " *
.arr7ine mi, STOCK O.! vehicles. &c. ,,,rv
AD Nv sTABL GS are new Of LAkGE aAfA''ii
I'D ,fsnrd every convenience Tor 1f0Vers. m -.
A te,ir,ng 10 purchase for thc!r own uSe VI
RI. I'D. wil und large STOCK 70 select itch; . ~
ArCTIoS SALES every w EDN rSbA1 a''' GA
JJRDAY at 10 oc'ocs a: d; o.vrs p-o,,rta,or
p. r, COOK. Auctioneer. ,,
{. 9. ALLEN. Maniser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23

EOR NEW k.-The Old ~{FA
It Dominion Steamship Company s~SSs2tsssa
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
VIII sail TUESDAY, December 23d II IL o'c!ock
A. N.
Freight received until O O'Clock A. VI.
Through bills OF ladtng signed ana goods for.
wared with dispatch to all points north, south, cas {
and west: also, 10 foreign posts.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. { IL: iouud-trip tickets
f24. S:ecrlgc Sc and rs.
For freight or passage apply to
6. w. ALLEN & co. Agents.
Dc 22.2t Comuanv's Wharf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23
By ChaAin- Staples & Co.. ~.
ReaLEstate AGENTS aid-Auctioueers,
No north Tenth street.

SALE OF VACANT LOT
i ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF M STREET. Be
GINNING 101t FEET FROM TIE JSTERsEG
TION OF TWENTy-F0UlTaST SIRE From
ING Al FEET ON u STREET. AND RUNNING
BACK 33l FEET TO L SIEEET.-By virtue Of a
certain deed of trust from j. NJ Newell date 29th
Augr,sf 1915 and recorded in the clerks Office OF
Richmond Cnaucery Court 10 D. p. 1l5 l.. D ge
4s2. desn't having been made In the payment h OF
the Beneficiary, I will sell, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, january 2. 1850. al O'Clock P. III, the
property above described.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray The expenses
of sale and {, pay Oh q bond OF $3.50, with To-
terest TIL paid. and the balance uDon such terms as
may be IA nounccd at the time of sale.
Fl. A. ATKINSON. JR.. Trustee.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co.. Auctioneers-
de % ....#..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-23
Democratic Poetic welcome "a
Grant.
eRrop the Eysninr

From the Evening Chronicle. DemScTstlc.l
yousre welcome thrice welcome, Ulysses:
You've hard many hia shouts OF this Kind
Blu, ou nevcr-at least hardly ever-wlh nnd
hoomiugcI welcome than ibis.
Thouch f,rayefy. and loudly, aad lonely we spin u,
YG,, let your last nickel there's no third term In IL