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The New York herald., 1879-10-02
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In suit brought by Sol Sayles butcher. against
the propretors of the Sea Beach Hotel. at Coney
Island. to recover $4,000 for meat furnished
during the season. an attachment was issued on
Tuesday and served yesterday against the hotel prop
erty.
Philip Shaeffer, cigar manufacturer of East
Eighty-sxth street, was brought before United
States Commissioner Shields, charged with reusing
cigar stamps. He allowed to go his own
recognizance with the understanding that he would
furnish bail in tho sum Of $3.50 this morning for
animation.
United States Circuit Court yesterday morning, and
received the report Of the Grand Jury. The only
part of their report made public in regard to an
Indictment against William Cluff alias Frank Bennett
for having large amount Of counterfeit money in
his possession. By order of Judge Benedict his
bail reduced from 10000 to $5,O00 but he was
unable to find this amount.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

Detectives Field and OConnor, Of the District At
torney's Office. arrested yesterday John Lampert.
who keeps lager beer saloon at No. 507 Second
nue.. on indictment charging him with perjury.
1t appears that in suit for $780, brought In the Ma
rne Court by Charles Spaender against the accused
q verdict was obtained and execution issued. Upon
the execution being returned unsatisfed Lampert
was imprisoned in Ludlow Street Jail. He was sub
sequently discharged the limits and when he
afterward applied for his full discharge he
alleged, that he had not been outside the limits OF
the city OF New York during the year. On inquiry.
however, 1t was ascertained that he had been en-
ployed during the summer season at Bauer's Hotel.
ut Coney Island and this fact having been preseu ted
to the Grand Jury All indictment found ag gainst
him. Iampert after having been taken to the Dis
Prison.
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Steamship Gallia, which arrived from Europe to-
day, brought 7.G53. .OO0f. and 202.O0O reichmarks.
The United States Assay Once paid to bankers to-
day $3.50. .127.
In state bonds the sales $4,000 Ohio skies Of
1881 at 104 Tennessee skies. old $4,000 at 81 Ten
ncsscc sixos new. $4,000 ut 26s b3; Virginia sxos.
deferred. $4,000 at O a 6k District OF Columbia
3G5s. coupon. at "a; North Carolina. special
tax. third class. $4,000 st 4; do, $1,000 ut 3s<.
Government bonds . shade weaker, boing
affected by tho tightnoss OF the money market.
good business done. however. ovor the countcrs.
az reported by Mossrs. Fisko Il Hatch and othor
heavy dealers. and in the Anal dealings much
stronger tone developed. At tho Stock Exchange
the sales rather light. tho following being the
transactions Of tho dsy:Sixes of 1884, registered.
$4,000, 1865 105; hves OF 1881, coupon. SOo0OO.
1O3 lO2A fours. coupon, 1907. or interest, $53OoO.
1913; as. registered. 1891 $4,000, 1o53f; 4k's.
coupon. 1901. $i5ooOo. 1854, fours. coupon. 1907.
S7s.000. 1o1,s; hves, registered 1881, 1Olk; lk's.
coupon, 1897, $2U.ooo. loSk, fouss, coupon. a0Ois
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In the money market tho ratio was plump per
cent oil day for call loans upon first class collateral.
and per cent in addition to . commission ranging
from l16 to :, per cent per day whore tho collateral
mixed In tho final dealings money seemed to
be very plentiful, and the ratio broken to o per
cent, some transactions being reported as low as
per cent. Timo loans and discounts worc made st
Ga to 6Js per cent.
The steamship Bothnia, which arrived from
Europe last night. brought s4i0.Oo0 gold coin.
At tho Treasury the days business was - foi
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AUCTION s5AEEsM.sThsS Dry. -
By Gfnbbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctfoneers.
No. Elevenii street, between Main aud Bank.
f-,oMMEssIoNER,ssALE OF J, a 4, L !, Z

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LARGE
Is, ssrtfE ii THE CTR or EIoasM 'bs P,a AT
mgcraoSsnRi ssSsns 81 Inc sa
INV az q. in The Gaze or VINO sues. NC.
ssesTss was aheresy special
Tie 81 Bee E 1aRfa E e
TATE. OF which the late William .. George DIED
se laa % WEDNESDAY the 1at day OF October
s ssGssnisb sslsh SEVERAL sRIck TENEMENIs
thereon situated at me nos~esSs sry Street, ~ s
feet 70 the sctory owned by MI Jonp one
half Of said lot fnext TO said rannlng pack
hnnt az feet the other half, at the corner. run
n.ss s sssk raf BRICK STOLE a AN Sd
r nv renting 29g feet, running bask S. feet
As r. BssEMkNT RRIek ,I RE 81 RIs,H hs
twcen sixth and Seventh streets one recently oce.,
pisd by DR.. T. II Robnson the otht now ocSup t.
LIONS each. with all modern congeniences ana are
very desirable residences; and Tor prolessiona men
afford convenient Offices rev o ,a,s wa" are
of the business portion oil the cily. lHe iots aie
4. ON THURSDAY The I'd dsE Of 9e,obsr IS, CON-
s Us THs e so as,1 BoUSpEp HY sEc2Np.
THIRD. CARY, AND CANAL STREETS, front;
ing 8sH feet on the west size Oh Idro a. lh me
inserse.on Of those str cts with the north line of
fsnn,I street. At the corner Of Third and canal
Sweets Is the HANDSOME AND BEAUTIFULLY.
SJTIjATED RESIDENCE occupied by Colonel Il;
c. Cabell, and adjoining it is front or apoHsnS3
T s, Sg nnre sn9 Fs fk1t
AT the corner OF S%cond and Canal streets is me
RRICK STORE AND DWELLING occupied by
Mir j. W. StoNt, and adjoining 1t there are rOUR
RRi(IK DWELLINGS, one OF them with ten rooms,
the others being smaller, and also FRAMED
s. on FRIDAY the Sd day Of october; commenc ne;
Ing at o'clock z. NJ, the BRICK DWELLING
No 2OS north Fourth street, between Broad ana
Grace streets, occupied bv Mr. A. j. Berry, with
about eight rooms. The lot Is 37hx99 fest;
g. thereaf'er say as Scloc ste sne
BRICK BUILDING No: lo9 north Inird street. e
Mr. Charles Euker, with about eight ROOMS. rms
lot is 26I5x120 feet TO an alley: ooru,r,
T. And at 6 O'Clock the FRAMED CUiTAGE
DWELLING No. lll6 west Leigh street, at The
corner OF Harrison street. with about seven rooms,
and SIX BUILDING LOTS adjoining 1t on tile
east; ench 30xl75 feet.
The property will be sold In suitable parcels, ac.
cording TO pats and surveys which may be seen M
the office Of the aucioneers- aud VIII be eXhlbl'eo
at the sales. VA.
Especial attention is called to the sale of these lots
and houses situated rs they are In very desirable
parts of the city, and afordng rare opportunity as
well for those desiring houses and sizes for heir own
occupancy as for capitalists I'm search OF Invest
THE TERMS OF SALE will be one fourth cash; the
residue In SIX twelve. and eighteen months for nego
liable notes with ntere,t added and the titles 10 DE
letained by the Court until full payment Is made.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Special Commissioner.
Auciionecrs Sc l0,l3.l7,20&tdts
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a little AnecdOfe.

was reminded to-day of an anecdote OF
Samuel Carter Hall, Spiritualist, teetofailer'
and editor OF the Art journal, which am
temDtcd to relate. inasmuch as, to the best
of nv belief, the story has not yet appeared
in print. Mr. Hall is the greatest adept At
hunbuggiug young artists out OF examples
OF their work that ever lived. His house III
Holland street is treasure-house OF arr
rems-riiis from the artists in consIdera-
ton OF gushing notices in the arr
Journal. Every now and then Mr.. Hall
has sale OF Lis effects; but, neverthe-
less, the abode remains worthy OF a
visit by reason OF the treasures when IL
contains. Many years ago, when Firth was
budding into fame, he was "iDduced ny
Samuel Carter Hall to paint something for
the said S. G. HIS collection, "worth fifty
hounds" That was the stipulation, but II
Is almost unnecessary to observe that the
p;cture. when it was finished, was worth
sum more like two hundred and fifty.
There was a trifing circumstance in
connection with the transaction which
viii appear presently. In the fulness
of time bir. Hall parted with the pic.
lure. In no wise abashed at having done
so, he, with delicacy Of feeling for which
he is remarkable, said to the artist: BY
the way. you remember that picture which
yon painted for me for fifty pounds?"
ayes" Firth replied. "Wcll, sod it the
other day for twelve hundred and fifty"
"You did, eh?" "Yes." "Ah-for fifty
pounds. You remember, OF course, that
never had the tifty?" "Ah! Well, never
mind that, my boy" replied the unblush-
ins Samuel, ..you deserve itH'--London
Ie!!cr in Philadelphia Bulletin. +
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HAts.l.spAsS s.aSEa,.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBrEGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
- trains on this read will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. n. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecttns
for Charleston, savannah, August3
and Aiacn tya Charleston, Raleigh.
jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
aud Manchester, and a. Halfway on
500 \. H., HcCoolMo DATI0N daily makes
yhe At!sniic. mississippi and Ohio
ra!lraasd for Bristol, Chattanooga.
Nashville, Memphis, LNnchDurg,
Farmvil'c. and "th"! locai stations o.
that road, maxim. same Lime us by
any other line. Stops al all regular
5:ooP. NJ. ACCOMMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
lexceat Sunday. Passengers taking
this ;raiD vii! make c!sse connection
at Petersburg lpr Norfolk.
1885 ?. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, wilmington, Raleigh
Iumhia, Atlanta. Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, anu a.! polat:
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
iag-car from Washington for w -
miHgton, Savannah, ana tue Soy -
Stops only 1T Manchester and GAv Ter
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH,
with Richmond, Fredectc' ,burg ana
Potomac railroad for ali ',oints North
East ,r sa9 3n West ss9Ysas Maeeses
and n Drury's Bluff on signal.
025A. ~, ACCOMMODATES, TRAIN dali,
Except sunday. Stops at all sta
tons.
TAO P. NJ, ACCOMMODA'rIoN' TRAIN dali,
except SunN.yl. Stops only at Man
chester aud Chester, and Halfway ol
rs on Signal .
355 P. d. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnsctn
VITA " .hruRd, Fredericksburg ant
Potom..c railroad for Ill points Eas
sad West. Also, making close cenhec
ttor. with the Chesapeake and OIL
rs lir0ad for the Virginia Springs an
all points North and West. This trai
stops At Manchester aud Chester. an
at Half Way and Drury's Bluis, d
F.. signal.
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start ifos
aae appeuattoY depot- =.
I SGSDEY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
| monS S.I0 A Al and $50 T.. NJ: leave Peters
burg $40 A. u. and 5:25 p. every Sunday.
H ny3 A. SHAW. Superintendent
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ss1aafl's .Ayarice end TeWnk's


fpsris Correspondence OF the London I7mes'i
Ismas,'s sole passion was ior noa'o. .,I;,
and.curious anecdotes are cuIrels on ;m,s
,datino back 10 Said Pasba, and some ~
them OF massive gold set with pfecio''s
stones. he has taken away 1orty-ones any
when The uersopage l have ncntloneo, Oh
heing invited 10 breakfast by IeWha, re-
marked that his table-servicee was lnconl-
nlete. Tewfik replied, eyes, 1t 10 the only
one nv father has left me-" From tne mo-
ment abtication was pressed on MN Is
maiI's only idea was to staVe It on lohg
enough to pack up everything, ana Wnen
all his trunks were on board the SENSATION
yy,s such that the consuls asked themselves
whether they ought not to lay an embargo
ON them. His fortune is estimated at tl0,-
rO0. 00O. Yet the very day Of his departure
he gave q crowning example OF his ruiing
nassion. A red carpe. had been lald
down on the quay rs marx OF roIm
honor, Ismail, affecting TO show that ne
was no longer sovereign, walked along
side it on the bare ground, but on arriving
nj the spot where customs duties are co,,
lected, and learning that there was ts,ooo
(Turkish) in the Office, he resumed ior
moment his regal functions, ana ordered
the money to be brought to him on poard,
which, however, did not prevent his wrItlng
a few DAYS afterward TO TeWtk for t3,oVo
Turkish) (Which he stood in great want
OF. not having farlhing." Unlike his
father. Tewtik pushes ideas OF economy
almost TO an extreme. His household is
reduced to the simplest scale, and every
month the salaries OF his personal attend
ants are paid under bis own supervision.
He has reduced his civil list to low figure:
nothing goes into his private purse; he has
made il a kind o! ambition to meet the en-
cagements OF Egypt, and I'm eyewitness
assures me he has seen him eXtinguishing
candles which were burning in an empty
room.
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: ! 1Ts.ryeY s.Al,Lf,,s.-.Fusure pays.
g q s. q By. W. Goddin,s
Res1 Estate Agent and huctioneeF'
oc,.s corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

.. =. Y !
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE lla1l3!sE
EXIT r TH IN PkkiefSDyP SEak FHE SSTTxSSE
KKEEff PKskMtgEE 2pT sof II khiic1aoSD 81 fir
VEST VEST SIDE SIDE OF wkTER STREET, A1J9 ghs
~ TIVE FHEs s 81 TiE pib A66MiNoN STEAM
SHIP ZIP I C9mPANY.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
BY op1hs Se 1ss duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. and ny VIZ
iue of decreem the Chanesry E1urt OF me cry 1a
c,.s If tgxjs executor u.s. Cabeh, &C., we, the un-
dersigned trustees, will offer for sale at public auc,
ton The pres t IN se ofesT
at IL O'Clock b.. the following TRACTS or LAND
in said plan or WoodTille viz; Lot No: Z. con-
tanning IA 57-l00 acres; No. g.. containlps II
No 10. coniaiping 127e-loo acres; No 10; con i1.
1s-ioo acres NO. 70. containing acres also,
Lot No. II, containing 10 25.l0O acres. and Lot
No. 49, containing 10 asrrs me tinecTS s te
with Cabell street and near To the beautiful resi-,
dence Of Mr.. John q: Davis. and from thence WI
90 on the premises. These lots are well adapted 10
subuI ban residences for market gardens ana LOT
The ost part lie remarkably well forsnch purposn
4 p H. On ne 5sonns the h
locks, the following VALUABLE L0Tsrviz:: a
lot fronting 90 feet on ne south 1 se Of Iva
James river, bounded on the west by the lot OF
Abram Warwick, and on the east by MS Ann
Dade. Also, another LOT on The south side OF WAFER
street. commencing NJ the intersection OF the west,
ern line of Ann Dafe's lot with Water street ana
running east along Water street So feet, more or
less, 10 street recently condemned; thence along
the western line of said street IA tctt thence east
wardy along Wharf street 40 feet; thence NJ fleht
angles 10 james river, on which II has front or
90 feet: and on The east by Mrs: Dade's lot. Both
of these lots subject 10 such rights as the james
River and Kanawha Company have acquired by
condemnation or otherwise. Pats Of the foregoing
property can he seen at Office Of the auc'lOueer; 10
which properly special attention is earnestly In
vited as it Is The York River depot and TO
the wharve< and warehouses of the Oh Dominion
Steamship Company rs to render 1t peculiarly Val-
able.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
md eighteen months for negotiable notes Interest
added, and secured by a deed OF trust.
ALEXANDER n. SANDS,
JOHN HOWARD.
$500 Trustees.
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BY Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
No. ] north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
4 FRAMED DWELLINGS ON TIE 7
SIDE OF TWENTY-NINTHS STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND NJ STREETS BY AUCTlON.-By
virtue Of certain decd Of trust executed hy VII,
liam Matthias on the 18th November 1878, and
duly recorded, being so required by the beneficiary
under said deed default having been made IN the
payment of the debt thereby securely. VIII sell,
upon the premises. on MONDAY The 9th day Of
October. 1879. at ~ O'Clock. the PROPERTY
above described in three separate parcels inning
with the house farthest from Leigh street tNo.
621)-newly painted.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defrav the expenses
of sale and 10 pay Off note OF S2SS.S6, with in
terest from 14ih July. 1879, til paid: and the
balance upon such terms rs will be made known at
the sale. NJ. &. STABLES Trustee.
CIIAFF1N, STAPLES Co, Auctioncers.
Sc 80
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THE SPELLING REFORM.-The Home
journal. of New York, and the Utica IN.
" Herald have joined the Chicago Irl-
bune IN introducing the improve d methods
OF spelling recommended by the American
Pathological Association.
The Tribune now fights its old political
enemy under the diminished guise OF a
"Gcmagog," throws the agis of its protec-
tior over the "pedagog," abbreviates the
"decalog" to meet the requirements OF a
fast age, promises to extend The catalos =,
Of IT'S excisionS in the future, and thus
takes at step one OF the highest seats II. ~
The fonetic "Synagog." 1t congresses lis
proceedings into a program"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01
~ j. THOMPSON brown.
Real E.stat" Agent AMI AucaVnccr,
lll3 Main street.

GALE OF SEVEN BUILDING LOTS
- FRONTING on NENARLE, BUCHANAN,
AND ChRRiNGTDN SrREETS-I viii sell nj
public auction. Tie premises on TIL RSDAi.
81 day of October, at O'Clock L. ~, the ABOVE
SEVEN LOTS.
First. \ LOT fronting on Nenabc street a'!Jaccnt
To the residence Of Sergeant Howard. between Scr-
cnIccnh and buchanan streets. having rom on
said ycnabic street OF 2S feet AMI depth Of l2n
feet 10 twclve-foot alley running 10 Darlington
street.
second FIVE LOTS on Buchanan STRENGTHENING
Nos |, 4, 5, &, and 7-hetwcen Eenahle and Car
rington streets. No. l Is 3Sxl20 feet: Nos. 4, ).
and 6, 2Sxl2O: aud No. Z. corner Of Darlington
and Buchanan, 30S120-all 70 an alley twelve feet
wide.
A LOT on Darlington street 42 feet front, run
ming back between conYerglUg ln:S z 10 lcef, Win
alley twelve feet wide on The east.
Sale commences OH Ecpahie street.
TFpyS. one fourth cash balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months. interest added, secured by
Jr,d of trust. J. TIlOhPSDS BROWN,
.eo7 .iuctiOu"sr.
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AUCTION gAn.ES-.FufHre Days.
BY Richardson 6 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
go Sc ssEs-11l3 Main street. .e

!. A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
"A Nc. TAO NORTH sEyENTEENTB STREET,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On MONDAY the ON
day OF Qetobsr. 1879 at ~ O'CLOCK p. d.. we shall
sell by anc ian, on the premises. yALuABLE
TWo-STORY BRICK pW ELLING: No: ZAP norI .n
Seventeenth strreft near yenable street, with two
stories. containing Ave rooms. and lot fronting 81
feet and running back about 120 feet,
riesotfabie n1es given FOR the deferred pay
menis, Win Interest added secured nv adeed OF
truat. RICHARDSON = Go,
1c1 ,.-:..fs .-1.s--' = Auctioneers.
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- 1900 q yss
aifI,ll,olld 9Ispatth,
WEDEEsDAy oefobIh 2 ' 's'
> ,cuuoxp. september %. 1879.

RicHxoSp, September 10. iss y. $. ].
Messrs. Editors Of Dispatcs; ,, ~ s Iu
ular reader OF lhe n .,,s asssninc OF . word
you ITO, 70 seen il your letters
so snd S, reports Of pubc speeches, and at the
head 81 your editorial column In h last are are
a@ ,.rsot many Of your more ignorant readers
and 81 sse;ers, too,-this dou't include me- .s :
that don't know the true meaning ing Of had ths 8
word and have not got a aSe w neS
If you will comply, you WIZ opl'so' a.
Very respectfully, ,,o
The word communism is nsed to a. ae.
note - m. teachings Of those who are in favor
Of . community Of property, or in other
words, deny that any individual man has a
right 10 what he calls his own property,
,bnsc OF bondholdcrs, and rich men, and
other property-holders, must nave ten
decey to communism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01
Ey GodGin, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

THAT DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
L ING ON THE WEST SIDE OF BELyIDERE
BETWEEN BEVERLY AND ALBEMARLE
STREETS FOR SALE AT PUBL AUCTION
At the request OF the owner We will ofer TOT safe IL
auction, on the premises, ON
SATURDAY the 4,h day Of October, 1879,
at S O'Clock p. M, The PROPERTY located as
above. The HOUSE contains five rooms; kl:ehen
with two ROOMS. All In good repair apd occupied
90 feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue Mt four. eight,
and twelve months. for negotiable noes, with SIX
per cent interest added. and secured by deed OF
trust. GODDlS, VI AIKEN &c w.
oc AuctloIeerS.
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A bold. had burglar recently broke ln ~
the house of an editor in the watches OF tne
night. The editor awakened ana ques.
toned the intruder: "What do you want
hcreg What look you for?" Said the
burglar. eruft,y, "Money.'' "Hold on q
minute. )" ouolh the editor, "and =! VIII help
YOU; i've been looking myself ior zen
wears. but perhaps the two or us may nav
better luck. Then was the burglar |much
disousted. but the editor called lta Joke,
and insisted that the burglar ought ~ SCI
Fem up.-StiAtoater Letnaoernla'. I'D
.ayer,e steamships now leaving New York
So EI,rone' are more than usually crowded
With Amsricuns. Some persons may attri-
r,,ta the exodus to the pedestrian epidemic
in New YORK, but the true cause OF the he
nira is owing TO the discouraging fact that
the season for jokes on "putfing up stoYes''
- nj hand, It is worse than the yellow
Jnrer The epidemic will extend all over
he, he country. and a large increase in the
number OF suicides may be apprehended.--
NOrriSto,on Herald. ,
Mr.. Oil Bull, the fiddler, has Just discov.
cred that on the occasion Of mis- eleventh
and last farewell tour in this country he
missed several persons, and now he has
sailed from England for America to bid
them goodbye. ~ N0rTiSt0DR Herald. 2-.
The big belt buckles will have 10 60. Our
inventor has constructed lacing-machine
that will contract q waist until it looks like
a vinegar tunnel for pint bottles. IT will
ruin the sale Of anti-fat altogether Wheel
ing Leader. $685. 7.rfIsF
A lady told her little son, who was teas.
ne, her for something to eat, to wait until
breakfast. With a tear in his eye, he burst
out: 81 jest honestly sometimes think
you are a stepmother!" ~ 70 ,f
A farmer, coming out or tho City Hall last
night after the play was oyer, WIS heard to
remark, "Gosb, what a pile it must cost
ume make Mary Anderson's dresses
Z Utica Observer.
Wien three or four tramps come in for
cold yictnals In Cuba the fact Is telegraph-
ed as a surrender OF . body Of insurgents.
Aeu Orleans Fscdytsne. ,<s,..s E,
Three things conducive to happiness: a
full stomach, on empty pocket, and clear
conscience We are feariully happy
4 whitehall times. r. ii.
Scipio Africanus got m,red in The edge OF
q miltpoDd last week, and remarked. "By
jtngo, am in de slough Of dis pond. r--
Marathon Independent. SO iSgg7
"A Syracuse paper Bas been calling the
watermelon greenshide monster.-JN eao
Orleans s f,,s /, &
4 - I'D
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BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

MICE AND WELL-LOCATED BUILD
~ ING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS FOR SALE BY
PU 8LIC AUCTlOS.-Hy request OF the 3|psr:
the Sd day of October, 1879, at ~ o'clock =. NJ,
that GOOD AND WELL.LOC ATED BuILDlN.G
line of Leigh street. and extending back lG5 feet,
and adioining the property OF Henry hlez%er, Esq.
This i an excellent Site for two small dweilheS.
ROBERT Is. LYME,
oon AurIlOnc' T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR
n TWENTY.FIFTH AND We A Is u
STREETS. CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTI3Ss;;11WsGe
shall sell by auction, on the premise on II
LOT OF LAND about so by 40 feet In the rear o. 81
Asbury chapel. on Twents-6fth street betWeen
and streets, Church Hill. i :, H., ,t
TERMS: One third cash balance IN three ana sig
months, nc goIablc notes given for the deferred
deed of frusi RICHARDSON j. CO..
NIL .'' ~ Auctioueers.