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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN HUN
viD 13fE Of 300 5000 AcREs5 o. yEKY yALUS
RLE coax hAS Tnx HKAyitWYu TiN NbNTY
WEsT w w AB s1diTt one Mile FROM THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO, RAlLKoAD.1As
day of August, 1879, by j. Prosser Tabb to Walter
watson trustee, aud recorded in the clerks Office OF
No. s. page ss4 the Undersigned viii, by a'rcction
Of Peyton y Page trustee FER Mrs annis r.
sell at public auction ut the office OF Joseph Bryan,
No. I6 Skaters Building, 1902 Main street Rich
bsr is7s.at Z O'Clock, the Following described
PROPERIY-to sit:
THREE E2gAk TXDxLnED ,, SNEIMES
tract of LAND; situate, lying. aud being In IA.
nawha county, West VA; which piene or parcel Of
known and described on Swanns map as lasb's
Land" lying together In one tract. being distant
sSon one mile es o e nda he,n
bounded OH tive west by the lands OF The Paint Creek
Company, together with AL and singular me En- T.
NANCES ihereainto belonging, or IN anywise apper-
tanning, and the reversion and reyersions, remainder
and also all Tie share, estate right, title, interest,
Eroperty, possession, claim aud demand whatsO-
esq as well In law as In equity OF the said D. Pros,
ser Tabb Of in. and 10 the said tract OF land and
every part and parcel thereof, with the appitte-
naW;es The amount due and secured by said deed Of
trust is four thousand nine hundred and ninety SIX
dolisss and ffty-hsee cents with interest thereon
at tie rate OF per cent. per annum from the 9TH
day of February, 1879, until paid.
TRRAS Cash as 10 expenses Of executing this
trust. igclnding $40 expenses already incurred.
aud 900 10 be applied 10 the debt secured and
to The residue of eatd debt in equal instruments at
SIX twelve, and eghtt ell months with legal interest
at 6 per cenlum per annnm from the day OF sale;
and as to the Y-sidue OF The pnrchase-money upon
such terms as the said j. Prosser Tabb may direct,
or In default OF direction by him, Us the said Jo-
seph Bryan, trustee, may direct on the day of sale.
Negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust up0n the
property, 10 he a,yeG for the deferred payments.
:. :. - JOSEPH BRYAN.
Substituted Trustee,
1909 Main street, Richmesd, Va.
se27&oc Sill ,ls,&25
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By W. (IO,ldln,
10y W. ND'iIlu,
Real Estate Agcntand Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
TY. THF. ONE FOUR MILES EAST or KICH-
MOND CONTAINING. By RECENT SURVEY:
344 s3.l00 ACREs. AHD TIE 4TiiE E EVE VI
254a AtRES.-By virtue OF decree OF the Cirrnlt
Court Of Hrnrtco county. pronounced on the Sd day
OF June, 1879. III the chancery suits OF Stewart x
Co. and ais. rs. Smith and others rS the same. We
shall, special commissioners thereby appointed.
proceed sell at public auction ON the premises ON
WEDNESDAY the Sth OF Oc'obcr. 1879. ii II VI.
III fair If rot. on TIL" first fair day therra!lrr ~
fhc order advertised. The following NALLARi.E
EARS l9eats4 = M rirt 1Ms NM w
recent survey, 344 S3-100 ACRES adjoining each
other and the lands Of Or. Friend, DR.. Christian and
others. On the Cedar Hill tract there isa comlotta'
bic FRAME DWELLING and other buildings. The
Cedar Hill and Saunders tracts contain together
about $50 acres in woods. about 100 acres OF eX-
lands Of superior quality, well adapted To truck
farms and market denS. These Two tracts Mill
be sub-diyitcd INTO Eight SMALlEE rAKGEL =
ringing from Is To $40 aCres.cach. according to
the plat OF survey 10 be seen n the office III the -
tloneer. A large portion OF The land fronts on me
has on it BEAUTiFUL.BUILDGN SITE. Sec.
ond we will offer for sale. The premises. irnme-
dSey are, he ersE%in a" Hi are me MAN" nns ' Of
Dr. John F. Friend &C. c4nanlns 2342 ~
Oh which there is ample WOOD ard IlMB ;i; ior
Of fair quality balance in low grounds ofyerv Sipc-
ror quality The consist cnn or eo
rooms surrnuudcd by forest shade trees, pood
Kitchen ovtr~eer's house. barn, stable. &c. and
pretty good old orchard. The access to ms farm
by lie stony Run road, so much improved recently,
IS very convenient.
Terms: one fourth cash; balance at six. twelve.
ma eighteen months for negotiable notes infcrrs,
IrGe,l. and secured by deed of trust. Possession
,iye Is soon as the sales confirmed by the Court
TO the tenant The right To remove the
.rOps OF the present year. . .
JAMES II. DDOLFf.
THOMAS e. JACKSON.
sr25 Special Commissioners.
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DIR. {. MCLANE'S

DIR. c. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as q remedy for all the Ills
that flesh is heir to- but in affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better catharic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
AS simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Immersion De, McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
burgh, Pa the market being full of limitations Of
the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 19-deowly
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WANTS.

"ANTED, THREE HUNDRED COLr
w opEn HEN-MINERs and GOOD LABOR;
ERS-for lie Boone and Marshall the Stlcago anu
mines from here, satisfied and doing we'll Ano MOI i
Of men Will n s.ss' b Re aondsy night
par ss. aIass apps % No. Fifteenth street
uTANTED. TWENTY HEAD OF
w SHEEP 10 CRAZE DURING THE YIN
TER ON SHARES. Address l.. w h Fla rId To-.
River railroad: &C 4-1.-
4 YOUNG LADY PUPIL OF CON
sTkEs EsfrUATIoN AS GoVERN;Etsss in p yT-
einia. Teaches English and Music. Highest BAIL
more oc 4 and Richmond Fsf5fafsio fSs
WANTED. By A YOUNG MAN, A
w SITUATION AS CLERK IN dry goods or
eo@m mend, Address &c. F' No. ives, Broad
street. city. " 80
WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
reeomne s1H9sI al So S2s NORTH sEVENTH
WANTED, A FIRST-RATE COOK,
w WASHER and IRONER. Best recommends
lions required. Apply al Oil west Grace. 40,
4 sALEs.LADY wANTED.-A young
LADY wanted at SXG tEn BKyTHEks p pR9
E oo6s BhsrNHss. None others need apply 30
81 IL Bro Broad street. sYcLE BROTHERS.
WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR ONE
coon S9W ny one hass9 also e11o $4,000 %
eSk sGTp 1ot Gw at per- he
than ra'e Gi i5 a Ga BROOK
p'sss % 0'eS 7s1 west Marshall street. city:
WANTED, ONE HUNDRED COL
w OEED MEN-NIINERS and LABoRERS=-
TO 20 the Boone and Marshall and The Chicago and
Mlnonk Coal Companies. Apply At 2NcE 5 +, for full
Employment Agent,
oc3-2t* No. Fifteenth street.
WANTED, A RELIABLE WHITE
w WOMAN AS NURSE. Apply. with refer
erSss; az II Franklin street, from to daily
WANT TO BUY A FARM CON
l. TANNING BETWEEN 20 AND 100 ACRES.
from the city. Please state price and loea,i9n; Ad-
dress Buy LII,
4 DELIGHTFUL SECOND FLOOR
n WANTED. occupants for desirable SEC
OSD FLOOR. with Bathroom attached on FRANK
BAsEMENT OFFICE. Address F.'' care Of Let
ter-Carrier No. 3. Oc 1-6lN
WANTED, A SITUATION AS GAR
w DENER AND FL ORIST. We'll exnerienced.
Address JULIUS STAUDE,
Mechanicsville turnpike,
oc l-3i* care of DiSDdtch.
WANTED, A FEW BOARDERS IN A
w PRIVATE FAMILY at No. 7 north Sixth
very moderate sc 30.cod6t*
WANTED, statesmen TO TAKE
w GENERAL STATE AGENCIES. Salary and
expenses paid. References required.
TRIUMPH MANUFACTURING co..,
sc l6.eod2m Jig Monroe ST., Chicago, H.
WANTED, COATS, PANTS. VESTS,
w 0VERCOATS. DRESSES, SHAWLS, KID
GLOVES, FEATHERS. &C.. soiled or faded and in
| need of cleaning or coloring, at MchEN NE1 &
| CO.'S Steam Dyeng and Cleaning Establishment,
AIS Marshall street. near Fifth.
| Also, LACE and DAMASk- CURTAINS, RUGS,
| &C. e2.3m
T WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
i HAVE NOT CALLED that they should avail
themselves of the first opportunity Of SEEING the
| great bargains IN CHINA, GLASS, and HOUSE
| FURNISHING GOODS. in great variety, at
| VILLAGES, 406 Broad street.
Those that call are pleased with goods and prices.
jr
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Ey GrubbS K Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


A GRAND SALE By COMMISSION
N Frs OF SOME OF THE MOST B BESII ~ III
REAL ESTATE Is TIE city or E EiI1sTETRTGF
FRASKLIS- AND FIFTH STREETS AND CT ct
THE N0RTHWE>T CORNER OF MAlS a AN ND
Chanc"ly Court of Richmond, enterch ON Inc Zfln
day of June. 1879. III the memorable case OF
tor > &C. the undersigned. special commissioners
thereby appointed. VIII sell ny huclloh. upon lhc
premises. on MONDAY the 18Th day OF October,
Commencing at AZ o'clock 7. VI the following
s MoST VALUNBLE REAL ESTATE in The city Of
Rchm0nd-t0 wit: - -. .,.,o, -,
LOT No. $50 in the plan Of The city: sil"aieu at
tbe southwest corner of Franklin and FUN streets
fronting $50 feet on The south sac oil frank f,,
street and running back The west line OF flfih
c cfrfs! Ins , Gs'v vEY ' LAKGE FRAMED DwE
Linz; occupied by Major T. A. Krandcr;.
above Owe on the vest. fronting 50 feet on franklin
street and running back 05 3-l2 feet more or less
with SMALL FRAMED DWELLING thereon;
plan of the city. situated ut the northwest corner OF
Main and Sixth streets. opposite 10 the Second Bap-
list church-nSed Ivy Mcssrs. Rogers K Miller as a
with shGps-wilh Il BRICK DWELLING on sixth
street. 1hIs LOT fronts l 30 feet on the NORTH si1e
OF Min street and runs back on tue %sst me OIL
Sixth street. and between parallel lines. 1885, feet
The property Franklin street Is situated III me
intersection OF the two most fashionable streets, at
one of the most elevated points aud I'm the midst OF
has long been rcgar I'd Is uuequaIled In every point
of lcsirahily site FOR public buildings OF any
kind or for handsome residences; and now that 1t
Is III last brought inIO the market III opportunity
long desired by MANY Is afforded OF purchasing the
choices, properly of tue kind that ever has been. or
can be. Offered in this civ.
The property on Main street cmhraccSa large area,
occupying an elevated situation just above the hu J.
ness part oil the city aud is splendid site for hotel
or opera house or by >ub'lvlson for any purposes
recurring a pleasant and central location.
All Of the above property Is 50 universally known
and admired that it Is unnecessary 10 say anything
further III lis commentator. but only 10 call cspt ca
attention the sale which will III once be rccog-
niZcd as cne of the most important which has ever
taken piece in This city.
Piats showing subdivisions Of the property into
parcels OF cncnt sizes may be seen 1T the office
OF the auctionccrS. and viii he exhibited II the sales
which will be according 10 The DlaS or otherwise Il
bidders may desire and rs The commissioners may
at that iime deem best.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash. The balance al
one. two and three years bearing itcrssI, paSab'e
scni-arnuaIly, 1T per cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit payments and the interest inSlatit>
and the titles To he retained by the Court untli lu
payment is made. - ~
WILLIAM W. CRuMP,
WILLIAM l.. ROfALL,
A. l.. BDTLWARE,
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SOUR STOMACH, Sick Headache, and Dizzlnes
HOP BITTERs cures with few doses.
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WANTED, By A YOUNG MAN, A
w SITUATION AS CLERK in dry goods or
shoe store. Salary no object. Can come wei re,
commended. Address e q. F.,' No. west Broad
s,rant civ oc4-1;*
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WANTED, TWENTY HEAD or
w sHEEP 10 CRAZE DURING THE WIN
TER ON SHARES. Address l.. w: hnK NM yo-r
D1spaIcn tIrno1 oc 4-1t*
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4 YOUNG LADY PUPIL OF CON
n sERyATOkY OF MUSIC, Baltimore, DE-
SIkES A SITUATION AS COVERINGS In Flr-
einia. Teaches English and Music. Highest BALL
more and Richmond references given.
oc AK "PEABODY," Post-Ofice.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w ANDIRONER, while or colored. Apply With
recommen datious at 62S NORTH SEVENTH
tsSr ID :, ISr, oc 4-ll<
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WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
WILLIAM l.. ROIALL,
A. l.. BOTLW ARE,
II. Ii. MARSHALL,

Sales 10 be conducted by GEUBES L WILLIAMS
Auctioncprs, sc IL
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Train ~. Il. YT.ffH -. -
lbIii". pH.t.
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A SALES-LADY WANTED.-A young
"A lady wanted at SYCLE BROTHERS THO
ROUGHl,Y EXPERIENCED IN THE DRY
GOODS BUSINESS. None others need apply. No.
311 Broad street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oc 3-3t SICLE BKOI HENS.
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WANTED, THREE HUNDRED COL
w opEO NEN-MINERS and COOP LABOR,
ERor Boone and Msrssa tine es the Lower vq
YIN 1oal Com panies. There are men at al tnese
mines from here satisfied and doing well Isi and All
lot of men viii start M ne Snd.w night can 20. For
partic ulars apply TO S;f,:ontj, s,reet
oc 4.Itk NO. cItSSu.. S
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WANTED, A FIRST-RATE COOK,
w WASHER and IRONER. Best recommends
tious required. Apply al GIL west Grace.
si"H' ANa eF oc AIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-08
ILLINOIS.
Labor Trouble.

CHICAGO, November 7. The trouble be-
tween the pork packers and their hands, num-
boring about $780, has broken out again and
is likely to prove serious. The Working
mems Union recently decided to demand an
advance of % cents day for all kinds of la
Dor in the packing business. The proprie-
tors, in order finish up the work on their
hands, gave in temporarily and paid the prices
demanded. To-day however, twenty-one
packers and curers, embracing all the princi-
pal houses, signed an agreement to act in
harmony, and especially to hire and discharge
men as they saw fit regardless of any union
or association. Many packers shut down en-
tirey, stating that they would not pack an
other hog this season If they could not get
men at old prices.
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China Locals.
The literary entertainment given by the
China Lake Lodge Of Good Templars on
Wednesday evening, was an enjoyable affair.
A large audience greeted the amateur per-
formers. The various dialogues. music and
the farce "a Drop Too Much" was vigorous
ly applauded. An oyster supper closed the
entertainment.-Thc receiving tomb just
completed at the cemetery under the direction
Of s. II. Farnsworth, is piece OF
good solid workmanship. 1t is built of
split granite with iron door, and
cost in the neighborhood Of two hundred dol
lars. The cemetery association furnish the
money-The fall term of China Academy
closes this week. A profitable and pleasant
term has been had. Mr.. W. I. Davis, the
principal, Is a successful teacher of fourteen
years experience.-T pleasant fall that we
have experienced has been fully improved by
the farmers In blowing, ditching and general
repairing. A lack of rain Is all the objec-
ton we have to winter setting in. The
ground is getting frozen somewhat.
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from the Portland Advertiser.
PRINCETON CLASS.
A Letter from the Representative Elect.
The GLOBE STORY MANUFACTURED OUT OF
WHOLE CLOTH.

To the Editor Of The Adrertiser:
the Globe story about the election in this
district contains charges based upon alleged
admissions by Messrs. Farrar and Martin in
conversation with the Globe reporter, and
upon document in writing said to have been
obtained from Mr.. Farrar. Messrs. Farrar
and Martin are preparing statements directly
contradicting the Globe report. l can say
nothing about these alleged conversations, of
my own knowledge, except that they convey
a totally false impression concerning the
election here.
There are in this Representative district,
five tanneries. In these tanneries hundreds
Of men are employed. The months of
August and September are the months in
which the tanners yard their bark; conse-
quentlv great many voters were away from
home and in the woods at that time. Mr..
Farrar instructed every person with whom he
left funds that not one cent was to be expend-
ed to buy votes, but to bring to the polls men
who were at work away from home in the
forest. In the memorandum printed in the
Globe, the statements that Jerry Merrill was
furnished with hat, that l.. Scribner had
eight dollars. that eight dollars were expend-
ed in Plantation No. 81 and the information
as to the occupation, &C., of each party, are
entirely false.
Now I, for myself and for the men who
acted as nv representatives during the cam
paign, beg leave to state that not one dollar
in cash or goods was expended tor the pur-
pose Of buying votes from the opposite or any
party; that the statement published in the
Globe is entirely false, SO far as the main
points are concerned; and that the items
mentioned above were manufactured from
whole cloth. Respectfully yours,
CUARIEs A. ROIFE
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Tammany Hall will issue an address warn
ing the National democracy against Tilden.
Frederick n. Easter and Charles Jaquith
of Boston, the young forgers, each are held
in 81, 600.
The mystery surrounding the disappearance
Of the little girl at West Jay il still unex-
planned.
The Lackawanna Coal Company advanced
the price of coal fifty cents per ton yester-
day.
A Wilmington despatch says Senator Bay
ard and wife arrived from Europe last eve-
ming.
Capt. William Savage, aged so, a promi-
nent citizen of Harvard, Mass, suicided We'd
nesday, by hanging.
A despatch from Springfield, Mass, says
Senator David Davis is lying at the point Of
death at the home of his sister in Stockbridge.
A panicky feeling prevails at st. John.
N. b., based upon the financial difficulties of
leading dry goods and grocery firm.
A WolfbOro despatch says that among .
lot of empty barrels bought at II Wholesale
liquor house in Boston and sent here to be
filled with cider, one was found filled with
$1,000 worth of fur capes.
A Petersburg, Va. despatch says the ex-
animation of James NJ. Young, who killed
Geo. Hinton, Saturday, began yesterday
There was an immense crowd in attendance.
The prosecuting attorney is brother to the
murdered man.
Benjamin Ladd of Littleton, n. H., aged
10, cut his throat with a razor yesterday
morning. This is the fifth in the family who
has committed suicide. Cause, insanity.
Harry Comets appeal from the decision of
the lower courts adjudging him criminal in
connection with ring stealing, decided against
him. He will take his case to the Court Of
Appeals. Ii an adverse decision is given, he
will 20 to prison.
Gen. Grant will start east in the second
week in December, visiting Indianapolis, Lou
isvile, Cincinnati. Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York. He will spend the remainder
of the winter in Cuba and visit the City Of
Mexico thence to Long Branch via New Or
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A singular Case.

A singular case came before tlie Police
Court OF Ban gor, Thursday. Elmer Edward
Glidden was arraigned before His Honor
Judge G0odenow for obtaining a certificate
10 marry Alice May Drawn by misrepresen-
tation. Mr.. Gldden and Miss Drawn both
have lived in Carmel. Glidden came to Ban
gor and obtained certificate to marry. He
claimed that they were both residents of
Bangor and that Miss Drawn was twenty
years Of age. After obtaining the license
they went to Stetson and were Joined in We'd
lock by Daniel Hall, a justice of the peace.
This was several days ago. The Carmel rela-
tives of the girl were indignant. Glidden was
tried and bound over in the sum of 5000.
He gave bail when they heard of the mar.
rage They say that she is only 10 years of
age and that the permission Of her father
should have been obtained before they were
married.
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TURKEY AND ENGLAND.
The Porte. Assurance. Of Reform

LoNDoN, November 7. The Times con
firms the statement that the British fleet will
not go to Vourlah.
The Porte has given positive assurances
that it will no longer delay the execution of
reform measures. The Pashs visited Sails
bury Tuesday, to express regret 1t the mis-
understanding
He assured Salisbury there was no change
in the Porte's foreign policy; said the Sultan
was very deslrous to carry out reforms, and
it would be feasible to appoint Baker Pasha
commander Of the Armenian gend
Salisbury said the British government could
admit no further delay, and in its opinion the
Turkish Empire was fallingIto pieces under
the present indolent conduct Of affairs, but
considering his (Musurus) assurances, gov
eminent would hold its hand. 4
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CONNECTICUT.
The HAYDEN Trial.

NEW HAVEN, November I. An important
piece Of testimony in the Hayden murder case
has just come to light. There have been
found on Mary Stannard's right cheek, which
has been preserved at Hale Medical School,
seventeen indentation, which correspond ex-
actly to the seventeen nails in the heel Of
llayden's left brogan, which he wore on the
day of the murder. 1t is claimed by the
State that Hayden put his foot on the girls
face when he cut her throat, and that the in
donations were made by the nails on the
boot heel at that time. This is considered
vital point in the case, as it tends to fix GER
tainly the personality of the murderer.