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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26
NEWULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1879
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE,

jSs
70 Pension Claimants and their Attorneys:
To enable this Office to dispatch with better
AGILITY the rapidly-increasing current btlsi-
less, change in the system Of arranging rec
Ter it necessary that all inquiries for the con-
lition of pension claims on account of service
endered after March 4, 1851, should contain
he name of the soldier who performed mill
airy service, with his State, company and regi-
ncnt, as well as the number of the claim or
'cnsion certificate, as the case may be. In
nation will not be answered, except in special
Eases where failure to furnish it is explained.
J: A. BENTLEY,
Commissioner of Pensions.
THE will of Rev. Dr.. Joseph P.
Thompson, who died in Berlin, contains
lausc bequcathing to Mrs. Sara DeLand, of
irand Rapids, Mich, the sum Of 5000 marks
md certain pictures and books. .,s1h. ss
THE following was the vote cast in
Wisconsin at the recent election for Gov
rnor: Smith, Rep, 100, 533: Jenkins, DEM,
'',039; May, Grecnback, 1885; Bloomfield,
temperance, 3S7; scattering, 81. Total vote,
o9OI'. Smiths plurality, 25,494. r
On the evening of the goth Dennis
Kearney was arrested in San Francisco, upon
the charge of attempting to break up pub
$500. 81. Isl.
CHIEF OURA1, in speech before the
White River Ute Commission, an account Of
which was received on the 10Th, explained the
regeneration of the Indian witnesses. He
said it was because they believed that plot
had been set for their capture. They had since
learned that this was not so, and he believed
they would hereafter testify truthfully. In
response to the request that the further in
vestigation in relation to the White River
affair be prosecuted at Washington, Secretary
Schuz telegraphed, on the Goth, acceding
to the request, provided the guilty parties in
the massacre be first pointed out and surrcn.
dered, and stated that, if this were not done,
the whole tribe would be considered guilty of
the crime, and treated accordingly.
A RECENT Washington dispatch
states that the Secretary of the Interior
would soon issue circular for the informa-
ton of parties desiring to register their
trademarks, to the effect that the Federal
statute upon the subject, by recent decision
of the Supreme Court, is declared uncon-
stitutional, and that Patent-Of1ice registra-
ton is consequently Intellectual as a means
of protection; but that the Department will,
however, continue to register trademarks
for persons so desiring.
THERE was great excitement on
Wall street in New York on the 2lst, caused
by rapid decline in stock quotations, rang
ing all the way from one to twenty per cent
Various rumors of railroad combinations,
ETC., produced the depreciation, which ru-
mors were subsequently denied or proved
false, and partial recovery in values oc-
CURED.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26

Gen. Grants advice was asked
while in Japan as to the settle
ment Of long standing diff
Guilty between that country and
China, and now a letter has been
received in Washington stating that
his plan of arbitration Was agreed
upon and a permanent settlement
made on the basis proposed by him.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26

In Speaking ofbabies Mark Twain
makes the following observations:
CAS- long as you are in your right
mind don't you ever pray for twins.
Twins amount to permanent riot.
There amt any real difference be-.
tween triplets and an instruction.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26

OF thea, 742 votes cast in Henne-
pin county for Governor John S.
Pil|sbury received all but 998. Such
a compliment as this from his own
neighbors fairly offsets all the spite
full thrusts which have been dealt, at
him elsewhere in the State. '@.sa@..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26

G. r, Minis, the defaulting treas.
urer of Mcleod county, was last
week sentenced to Saltwater for
tour years, and to pay fine Of
$38, 240.94, the amount of his defal-
cation @s& ~
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26
The latest predictions in the po.
,litical world is that Grant will be
.thesnext President, and Blaine, Vice
PRESIDE -.

According to the LIE Sueur senti-
nal So, 314 gallons Of cane syrup
were manufactured in lie Suenr
county this fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
A Ccntcnarian.

THE DEATH OF AN AGED COLoRLD WOMAN.
from The Scdalia thlo.l Bazoo.I
Old Aunt Susan Taylor, as she was called
by all who knew her, died last night ut her
residence, in Darkytown, at the advanced
aee OF one hundred and eleven years.
Aunt Susan was the property or Thomas
Harvey, Esq, OF Saline county, and contin-
ued in his service from infancy till after the
close OF the war.
She was born in Northumberland coun-
ty, Va, in the year l76S, and was the de-
scendant OF slaves OF Mr.. Thomas Ilarvey'S
father.
She remained In Virginia until 1885
{about), when her master came TO Missouri
and settled in Saline county. .-...-.
She was the mother OF sixteen children,
who to-day are scattered over the country
so thoroughly that they do not know OF
each others location.
He resides on Hessc creek and has by In
dusty acquired home, The Youngest
SSSSlld is About forty Years Of age, but his
whercabouls-!s not known.
Aunt Susan could tell some wonderful
stories about eye olden tymes." Graphic
were her descriptions Of the Continental
times, and thrilling were her stories OF tn'
Indian barbarity when she first came u
Missouri:
She had been connected with the Metho
dist Episcopal Church for number
wears. and was one of the hest members o
that organization. Her funeral will orcu
to morrow evening at 3 O'Clock. "Thu
another mark of Washington's time la
passed away"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
Rrorsefl'S Comet.

AT last there is q slight excitement IN the
celestial world. Brorsen's comet has APP
pcared OH time, as astronomers predicteu.
II wa seen a few weeks since In south
ern latitude by southern astronomer, ana
has now winged its erratic flight far enough
north to be visible in higher latftuacS'
The director OF the observatory at Flor
cnce was the first to pick up the expect
ed visitor. and now any one VINO pos
sesses a small telescope may behold 1oi
himself this faint wonder OF the skies, as
Stunning the form OF hazy star OF the sew
enth magnitude, and throwing OIL snort
tail. At present it is not visible 10 the nakcu
eve. which can discern no stars Deio" Tue
sixth magnitude. But it is moving rapidly
northward, increasing in brightness, ana
coming into better position for observation:
II may be looked for among the Stars Oh
PerScus, few degrees north oil venus.
By the middle OF the month, the comet
moves so much more rapidly than Tue i'ia-
net. il will be al least twenty degrees norm
of it, though still moving among the stars
of the same constellation. This comet was
discovered in 1916 by the observer whose
name il bears. and once in every hvc
ond n half wears siEce it has made
lis visit, its last recorded advent oc-
curing in 1873. It is but an insignificant
member OF the cometary BROTHERHOOD, ana
is wanting in the prestige attached to
sweeping train; but a small comet with
budding tail is better than none at'all, ana,
in the dearth of astronomical incidents, will
be eagerly welcomed by observers longing
for obiecis to which they may point their
glasses. There is an uncertainty ABOUT
comets, too, that makes their movements
ohipcls OF intense interest. Some power
full attraction is forever rctardlng their
motion, some incomprehensIbl physical
force splitting them in two or dissolving
them into vast swarms Of meteors. or some
unseen power suddenly spreading behind
them gossamcr trains that span the heavens
and veil the stars. Brorsen's comet is, how
ever. an unusually well-behaved member OF
the fumily, ami nothing but the short visit
OF 4 bumdrum friend is anticipated during
his stay in our northern sky.-Proutdence
.IOpr,lni ... ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
AUCTION sALEs-..TnIs Day.
DyGrubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
Eleventh stree, between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a LARGE
T1TE ii AND NEAR no THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND AT AUCTION.-In execution OF o decree
OF the Chancerv Court OF the city or Rlcbmohu.
entered ON The l1th March, 1879; IN the SUIT o.
snfcia commissioner thereby appointed Tor Inc pnr-
pose. will sell at public aucion upon ,he slrs,
res in the order named below the herrin
after desipnated LOTS I'm The plan OF az ,Hs uIT-
;,or ownss BY ns e st S 81 tho 9th
OF Aprir al o'clock +. NJ: 1,,o,
PART OF cot SO. %, on the east side OF Unlon
trcct betwet Franklin and Grace strcets, ZISo
feet rented by CAPTAIN Mscen 81 hr,,d strcc
bctWceu Six,eenth street and Shockoe creek, 26xeS
Tot on IN. west side OF Seventeenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, 344S1o iee'1 ~"
occur pied by T.. K. keins. Esq.
'I6JT No 8. In square 60. ut the soutnwc't corner
of (lay and Thirty-frSt streets l65Nl32 fcet 1ns
viii be subdivided into lots of reasonable dimen-
sioss. 1rnsr.y ,ho 1o,,
DAY Of April, at 4 O'Clock +. 81:
LOT K. on the west side OF Seventeenth street,
between Christian and Richard streets, 44xl6a
fert and running back TO the railroad
Balding Street. Maddox Hill. extending from
Rnchanan to james street. and sub'li~ided into
ELEVEN LOTS Of abour so feet EACH and
Litiiepagc. and james Streets and subdivided nto
TWESTY- FIVE LUrs. So ,o., .. .,o
P1ais Of the arope property can 0e seen AZ nv, In,
cfcc of the actoReers and i'll he exhibited on Tie
premises on the day OF sale ,
and eighteen mouths. for nerotiabe notrs. VIII m
erest added and the titles retained until the whole
of purchase money skall be paid and conveyance
ordered by The court r JOHN DUNs uLiono
t,prnRs e WILLIAMS Anciiouecrs. NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and huct!oncer,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FR y NJ +
i DWELLING 40. 021, NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STkEET.-Iy Virtue Of Il deed "i, ir!lct
toin 4. J.. Moore and wife dated OH March. 1878.
ard recorded in Richmond Chanccry Court. nCcd-
Book l12 a, PAGE 900 10 the undrrsismd trustee.
and whereas ccfau has been made, aiid being re-
ou.rcd so 10 dc, will sell m he premises. on
TnURSDAY April 10. 1870. at $50 Z. NJ. the
following REAL ESTATE:
"Ali Tia, certain PIECE OR PARCEL OFLAND
liny and icing In the city of lichmorG. III the
state of Virginia. on Twcnty .hfth sircci between
O and L streets. and bounded as follows: Com
mcncins at point distant from The intersection Of
the south line Of + street with the east line of Twcn-
ty-fIIh Get tbirv-t"o feet thence running In Il
S1,tlwarGly dire"tion. and fronting on lie said
Tweniy-fith street imriy-rfght feet: thence back
and between ualaiicl lines 1872 fact t" ai alley
fourteen feet widr.t'
TERMS: Whilst the deed calls foT cash. yet. with
tn consent Of parties i'll ted. am authorized 10
ai:nnTncc tho following terms: Gre fourth lash ::
balance In four. eight. and lively" months, interest
added. and secured By deed of tIuSt.
l.. l.. BROWN. Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc;ioHccr. api
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
tFor the Disps,ch;l
owed 60 tne Rcll-Punch.
BY MUSTANG. sn.
- st,io

SO BY MUSTANG. SIR
Mes. wonderful invention Of this most inventive
worthy OF Dr. Franklin or OF any othes ssye e o
so sktTnsy arrangcd for the 90 ~. n,aSett
Won arc SO INDUSTRIOUS smaiI, YET yos are 80 ''s
To,ns DAY and night, ceps sunday grateful reve
ia a me 20 p,ed treasury we win SIM
TO your glory. ,,ssy Beii-fanci, Win your cverAs'
s, tns mn, r,as iron box with crank and dial face,
And cunpinr lil.c hand, rseordsns drinks IN ever
re s,cy brew of malt and hops. or more potent
rsed sometimes as Al antiaote to ward of mtdnish
There IS bismarck a, his counter he is neither sos
For he Knows well how to tally, and he keeps hl
And 9i,er music In the Jingle OF his sweet record
1Sat makes his eye d,iate and bis Teu'onae bosom
Tber' there's Todcbcu with Eukcr.
Who can foo your Gitby lucre
Wnaihe eoeiness OF h &c gro.
k Nm! n nas n,s ua ,Tonnd the corner
M Nj, rein he trade looks more foIorner,
Where the bell punch grows gaite ns'ty
,Cxu@c ih&t rooster Is not truAtS
That dfmorafized schooner.
brewing smiles = With inint Ger Iaden'
sweet rs smiles OF merry maiden.
So ring on. aud you VIII yt, KS.
Soon hauidare the public ceS;
Drain each cask down 10 Inc ofegs,
Sc: our state upon its legs
Tlnmynu can. IL you've the notion,
I'm and cross the briny ocean.
Make the ars OF England tingc
With your eve rlas'fng Jingle
Eaking IN the bright "dtnero
Fast &c Roulette, Rank. or Faro,
s. Till each son
OF gun
In the land OF ale and roast hsef shau
Rise M, and gay = Well done"
Then when you've left naueht undonn'
Paving ole debts with the crater
just Jump off The Tower OF l.ondoh
And pay CT The cebt OF :" naier."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Ly..5s .-
BY Paine, Roysrer Il Co., Aucusiseis, .
II No. Ii south Twelfth street.
r ARGE SALE OF STEAM-ENGlNES,
- MACuINERY, BO1LER-MAKER'sA AND
BLACKsMITH's TOOLS, &C.,
ATAUCTION.

Al the request OF tho owner Henri Crossy ~ hsg
we viii sell Ut the former nlace NJ BUSINESS Oh Sou
f.rosxy e Co. Nos. 1926 ard 142S Cary street. ON
MONDAY. April 14tb. commencing at II O'CLOCK LOCI
The entire stock OF Engines Sachlnpry Ioois, Onlce
FnrnIiure &C., remaining on hand. omprl>lng-
One Ten ficrse Power HORIZONTAL Steam EnRinc
I Twptyc-H Horse Power Vertical Stealn-Engine: 1
Two Horse Power Cylinder Boiler: ! Fay Sc ood :
DIm.nsion Pluniug- Machine: ST am Radiator;
steamGaure Te.t-rqmp; Power punfa nibc i ten.
fool shears: l o;f-Cuicr; Boiler. Maker. Forge
and bellows; 20 Randall; Wheat Fans ,l,,, ha1r
Patent Balance Scales und WeiShtS: tT ft:n.rf
saws. L Counter show Case: lot Boiler 3Iakers
Tools: large lot Blacksnlths' Tools: lot Eoller'
Tubes, Two and three inches diameter: lo steam.
I'fupg: / lot I:cIilng: l large ThiriY-s
Clock; 80 assorted PuIleys; Micrs Iron safe
Desks; Standing Desks: T. Office Chairs: Stooi'
with many other ar riclcs too numerous 10 mention.
The attention Of iron founders aud all oihers In
want Il Invited to the above sale. as the parties arc
closing business here and II gives them rare OPP
portunity 10 buy at low prices Sale positive.
TERMS: Made known At SALE r.,
m 7-codtd : Aucioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
RAILR0AD4LINLs.
m I'D s35 S aEzsz7 sgs
Efs RICHMOND AND PETERsBUgGl
49,. +!ss; 80 RAILROAD COMPANY. I

-tFfhsa RICHMOND AND I'ETERsBUgGl
f,as--.+s.. .-Es RAILROAD COMPANY.
6IOMMENCIKG MONDAY Y, March 81,
" 1879, trains Oh this read viii run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND soETH.
|11.Sl A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
and Aiken VIA Charlestonj. lsaeiSh,
JacksohvIlle-Daror cars TO Whining
ton. Stops only 1T Chester and Man.
1854 A. ~. e AleGsceo6MMoDATroN daily texcep,
sunday makes close connection a
Petersburg with tine Atlantic. Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad for Bristol.
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Lynch5urg, Farmvilie, and other local
etatious on that road. maSlcf same
time us Ivy any other line. Stops al
4.55p. NJ. A at rtSTaf TRAIN daily
lexce7t suIdaym a ai.seS sasioE
ut Peter bury ftr Norfolk
lO35P.M. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. .Wlm,ngton, Raleigh
Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Co
Iu,nhia, Atlantis. Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-rar from Boston for Wilmington.
Savannah and tt q SnIth. Stops only
at Manchester and Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
GAO a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
Potomac roilrosd for all points North.
an ai c hea and s It # s and az
9:23A. IL, ACCOMaloDA1loN IRAiS ,oaiI5
Except Suncay1. Stops at all sta
tons.
ITO 2. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops only nj Man-
cOeStcr aud Chester.
3:45 2. u. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonRectini
witt Richmond. Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eass
and West Also, making close cenaec.
ton With the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs ACC
all points North and West. This tr.lr
stons at Manchester and Chester. ant
at Half Way and Drury's Bluff, Oh
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star. fro,i
tie Annagatto dcrot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. ST. and $50 L. NJ leave Peters
burg 9:2J \. NJ. and J:25 p. every Sunday.
NH 20 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
ron RENT.
EXCUSES AND STORES
{ : lqss ss: FOR RENT
THROUGHOUT ThE CITY,
4 N, VERY REASONABLE PRICES,
FOR RENT

~.a<Ds A mn n
5sGs THUROGGH OnLEh AM hII 49,, :, = -
DEuRAH{E AND WE'LL OCATEu
TfiREE.STORY STOCK. BRICK TENEMENI:
No Sns east Franklin street. between Third anu
tsor,n xiree,s ion rooms and modern Improve
ments. ,.7sls
CANAAN "a ELECANT HOUSE; twelve rooms and
every con enIencc.
xhai, strcets: twelve rooms kitchen, stable, &C.;
tcomuiete.
No s1A north Fifth street I'm sa5icti's row. +.
be,wcen CLAW and Leigh streets well constructed
Yen rooms Kitchen and all improvements, and IN
oco nor,h aldo of C,race street between
uod,snn ana Monroe streets seven rooms: kitchen:
a.,ar cIIyer;s &c. A NICE SMALL HOUSE, ana
G. Nos. 300 and 81 l. south size Grace og,HGr,
I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
BY GrubEs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucionCers.
Eleventh. street between Man aud Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE MANI
IT. CHESTER TANNkEY AT AUCTInN.--This
valuable property. consisting Of FOUR ACHES on
LAND ana The SUMAt- And BAEK-MILLS OF
the late J. +. Iiust. in The CRY ot M"nchcS1cr. on
the Richmond aud Petersburg rairnad VIII nc s0ld
at auction. on :Ec urcn>cs. on FRIDAY The 18th
Ct Al,ri'. m IL O'clock L. Vi.
The establishment Is cnmplclc, with cl2acitv for
n Heavy bu-iness in LEATHER. BARK. and 81
MAC. Ample snra"g-ronni III several detached
buildings: Il 3U-horsc- power cn"inc: improved
machinery and appliances: 4 rcrcr-iaI!inS .prlnS
Of excellent waitr. furnishing an abundant supply
Il switch from the railroad running in'o the prom
iscs. and HuncrOuS oih"r cOnrcnience$.
The LEATHER II ON this Tdnicry sells tor the
highest prices paid III ilIc EostnE market. and the
other productions rank hi"h.
Such AZ opDm tuuily to !caliZ: fortune in a very
few years on L moderate investment Is seldom o.
fcrcd.
TERMS: One forth cash The laancc at six.
twelve. eighteen. aud twcn' y-four months, FIR He.
gniiabc roles. six per cent. interest added cured
by tru.t-decd. WILLIAM I. kiNG.
FIX. cu'nr OF j. T. IIul-t. deceased.
Sale by GEuEBS K WILLIAMS, Auc:ioGccrs.
S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
Bv Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
HOS Main street.

n,RUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL BRICK
i DWELLING AND VALUAELE Lot ,.t 0E.
LAND n POET MAT9 SIT pt,F ID IN WIN E1G
LOUISIANA AND DENNY STREETS. At ACC.
TiON.-By virtue of decd Of lrllsi from Bridget
McVabon dated December 81. ST.. aad duly re-
corded In Deed Book 112 &, page 2S. clerks oilce
Of Richmond Chancery Court, Gefaut having been
t the reuuest of the holder Of sad note VIII sell
ut auction, on the premi.es locaIei rs above. on
WEDN ESDAY. April 8. 1879. al o'clock p. NJ.
the nropcrtv described In SAID deed. as follows
THOSE FOUR LOTS OF LANn in Port Mayo, d.
signaied as Lots Nos. 90, 80; 81; and 81, now IN
tlc city of Richmond formerly Port M:So!, Win
and coItlins four ooms. The LOTS front on E1ghih
street 127A feet, with depth OF ! 90 fc"i. TIT
TEDnc: Cash as to costs Of sale and sSS s. Win
Interest from December 81. 1878: the resld!ie UPON
srcii terms as the said Bridget hicAtalcn may d.
rect. fRhNh -. ;rlL.'
tp2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
by W. GUddin. Auctioncer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU
- TIFCL SQUARE OF l.ANr. WITH 4 SMALL
DWELLING,nN \ PART OF IT. HoINnED ~
TWE\Ti-SlSTII. TIIlRG lEl II. I. AND I
shall sell 1T auction, on Tie premises. on TU ESDAY
18th April. 1879. al ) cclnck L. NJ, that BEAU
TIFUL SQUARE OF LAND located rs abor". II,
ing front OF BAG feet on the east lnr of Twcnr:.
ninth stree, and the like front of 81 feet on III,
west lEe Of IhirIich strcct, lunnin" back 1870 feet
to an alley. tO nc divided into lois Of suitable >iZc
Of sale. At the northwest corner Of I aud Tlirti"r
streets there stands 4 comfortable FRAME DIV ELL.
ING. containing" four rooms.
a. This property will he positively sold, IL offer:
peculiar ADVANTAGES To thos: who may wish 10 Sc
cure 4 hulGing.lot or Il market. garden.
Terms: AT saIe. W. GOnDIS,
I'D .0.ll.l2l4&11 Real Esl,e Auc: lonCcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
ICE.

NORTHERN lei have just received
~ a cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR SoRIHEKN
DisDatch office to-day Ny former a,ronS: aud an
others wishinga supply of the BEST NORTHERN
H;t This season. will pleas" send In thelr orders
have also a supply OF DOMESTIC ICE, suitable 10y
ice-crram dealers, hsh boxes, &C., none OF which
viii be- sold 10 private famlics-to Which the north
ern Ice alone will be furnished. Parties desiring
DOMKS1 &c ICE will send tteir order: 70 Ne; lIUI
Gary street, ANA those desiring NORTHERN ICE
NH 90. I'm JAMES &. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
By Juo. F.. Laughton, Jr.. Auctionecr,
No. 9l6 Maid street.

TRUSTEES sALEOF STOCK OF GRO
/ CERES. WINES, LIQUORS. FINE nR e I!dH
HORSE. BUGGY. COVERED SPRi Nc nTofHS'
ION Bingham 10 me, executed The 23th day OF
March. 1879. TO secure The payment OF certain NJ
roIiuble notes therein mtnti Ined- The uHdcrslgncd
rs trustee will on FRIDAY, April II IN, at l05
o'clock proceed 10 sell tn the highest bidder on inc
premises No. COL Seventeenth street, corner OIL
Veuub!c. the entire stock Of
GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.,
STURE-F!XTURES. &C.,
belonging 10 Hamilton Bingham. Inc stocA CHI
braces every variety usually found in a grocery
store. Also.
l FINE DHAUGTT HORSE.
I TtP-BUGGY and HARNESS.
! COVERED SPRISG.WAGON and HARNESS.
TERMS: Cash as To- so much rs may be necessary
to pay OIL note for * 1872 and expenses OF sue,
known on the Jay OF sale. -
w. i. G.. GAPNETT. JR.. Trustee:
JSo T. LACGQTON. Jr.. Auc' ionccr. ap 7-J!#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-09
Ry Robert 3. Lyme,
{. Real Estate Agent. and Anct'oneer'
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
EXCELLENT AND DESIRABLE
DETACHED DWELLING
No. Q SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BY NIB. HERMAN J. M1Ehs'
BY AUCTION.

Tn mart execntion Of a certain deed of trust exc
ru,rd TO me by n. NJ. Wilson and wife, recorded In
The Chanccry Court clerks Office Of The CITY OF
pirhmond, I'm Deadlock 113. na-e 19 8. 'fall, ny
rtnrrst of The carty sccuren, default having bet.i
made in the payment Of The money seemrrn n s ara
nrcm,scs or, THURSDAY the 9th day of April,
1879. at AZ O'Clock. the premises described The
DWELLING is q two-sicry one. ana contains clshS
1u,robc stove &c lin tact. IL Is thoroughly ana
Irodcrnly constructed having every convenience
r, Guired for comfort &c. Tic kitchen Is BRICK. aud
h,t three rooms: goou stable, carriage-hUuse, &c
'rhe ncc hhorhood Is among the best in the cf'yand
tic location, for Il businessman desiring private
pIcmiscs are in good order. and are occupied by Mr.
Myers at I'm annual rent If S47J. The lot fronts
on Tho west line OF Fifth street 33 feet and ext ends
hark wcstwardiy to i wide alley l2U feet.
TERMS: Under Gscd arc cash: yet an author
lied 10 say that they will liz moditi" aud made ln0
hhrrrl Purchasers may attend with that aSSnr-
.ance. w. L. Sthi,i.i-S- li"suC;
EOpEHT r. LYME. Ancinnrcr. APPS