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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-12

In Prussia the voters elect electors VINO
elect the members OF the National farlla'
mont. tfass .R t.is5 is,.%
In one electoral district only one voter
put In a,i appearance on election Gay.
:. For whom do you vote :" saio the e, re- re-
turning officer. :.s.,e -
"If elected will you serve as an electorp'
"Then. y said the returning officer, smi.
ling of the strange simplicity OF the man,
!" i must, ask tile first question over again.
Whom do you vote for 7" l.
"For myself" .;, -, !,
ooh, then, you have made up your nina
to serve il you are eIecsedp"
"No." a
ain the name OF Bismarck adiure you,
Won cbuckle-headed ass" yelled the return. !,
inc officer ut the top OF his voice. "Ieli
me for the third and last time, wnom 40
YOU vote for. then
The voter, with dignity: "Havlng oeen
thrice honored by my fellow.citizens with q
unanimous election to this important trust,
after had twice declined the honor they
would thrust upon me. l feel that l can no
longer resist their appeal, but must sacritice
nv PERSONAL preferences to my anxiety lot
the bubble welfare. Ivote Tor myseiI, anu
will serve il elected !"
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-AYrsyTrnN aAaEs-.rnstare Days.
ByJas. Maedougall. huc,ioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteentht street.

oUPERIoR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
S71OCTAyE Piano. PIER MIRR 0Ks, YELL
VET CARPETS, &c. Ar AUCTION-As The re,
cf Sf ~ q Iii heh viii sell at
bis residence, No. 1913 Ross. near Governor I.,r
on Ta d y: sf
,npsTo IN apho
nfsos Nv saborater
2 se e.Ssn PIER MIRRORS, French plate, very
Handsomg Walnut MAggLE;ToP r g TAgLEs s;,s
Il IN ps ana o1de
/ SUPERIOR HONEYMOON PIANO. IL octaves. made
by briggs, Parmale 6 Co, New YorkEsaid 70 be
one OF the most valuable Instruments In the city.
IN THE DlNING-RoOM- .@.
l WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLE
GLASS BOOKCASE. WALNUT S;DEB0ARD,
koMAS CHAIRS plNsG e xR
variety Of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
49, IN THE HALL
very handsome HAT-RACk and CHAIRS to
1 UPKfGHT EIGHT. DAY HALL-CLocE,i per-
The chambers a,e furnished with complete sutsln
WALNUT and COTTkGE styles,
hH HiT lGs F WaRhF6sEs , WAsHsTANDs,
iE MhES GHHIA WfEs 81 sEwlSe-mAcHrsE,
in perfect order:
GSFAGr and MADE Hs% Ys s3RR n tie
most elaborate style. $3.50. .....
We ask particular attention TO It,
Also. PARLOR BOAT. for gymnasium eXerer-
cises.
The kitchen IS furnished with every UTENSIL
usually found In well-regulaed reside nee. am 1g.t
which will be found elegant No. COLC MBlA
COOKIEG-STOVF. in perfect order.
The above FURNITURE Is all OF the best qnaIitV'
and richly deserves the attention Of those In want
Every article will be sold without reserve.
AT THE SAME TINE
l valuable SHOWCASE.
/ OAK WRITING-DESK:
m,ksr;s use JAS. MACDOUGALL,
AuctignePr
F. B. COOK. Salesman. no IL
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC cIIARIrIEs,)
ALMsuousE BUILDING,
. RICHMOND, VA, September "A, 1879.
A nLABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
IN ESTABLISHED, under the supervision or the
undersigned. for the purpose of odalnas WORK Tor
the unemployed and homes for INDECENT children of
this city. - ,,r,.>,
. TO accomplish this an OFFICE HAS BEEN
OPENED, In connection with the +" department or
Outdoor Poor" where applications OF those seek
ng employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sous can be registered.
Persons representing various trades and oceupa-
tions are pow registered for employment. : ..,.
Tho,e III want of SERVANTS, LABoEEkS, &c,
are requested to call at or correspond with THIS
office. .-. ' ....x,.>r
Letters should be addressed "SUPERlSTEE-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES RICHMOND
VA" marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
CHARLES J.. BIGGER.
+ se24-3m Superintendent OF Public Charities.
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irI,n,o,.d DIsparh
.rr,nI,YEsDAY s.. NOVEMBER y, 1879.
HTeasing sfreet.Ca IT'D.
81 xoyYr, ARRaNagAsST WHICH fs SAID to =
WORK PERrRCTLT. .s 5z}'s4

A. SOyEL ARRASGEAHNTsH uiS, 800 -
. WORK PERFEcT1sT.
Al rs,rn,r the New York SUM-
new plan for heating norss-cars mas
.ately found favor with the Inir0-h Vep =
Ssomn.nv. Under each seat from END 70
SnM a~,end three or four metal pipes about
sa,,r inches In diameter. These are hlied,
ar nearly filed, with salt water. TbeY are
connected with each other in order tnat the
water NAV circulate as freely as possible.
The special novelty of tho tnveaflon ID tug
means or heating this water. Inc pipes
nnfer each aeat unite In one large com'
n, rtnent at one end. Within tnis com,
nartment IL constructed what Is caiieo
tha nrnn It is about foot long,
400 ;nrhns wide, and four inches hign:
r. 20 az thick metal 8 Ike that OF
~. 1;nes. and above and all around II
The wafar lies. The opening Is through the
end az the car itself, the square oven.ooor
hssnU about four inches above the platform.
This does not swing on hinges, but 10 at.
tashed to an oblong, spriDHy box, mace OF
metal. which fits into the oven as cork
decs into a bottle, and extends nearly nan
the ovens length. This box Is niled WIN
non.conducting material, to prevent ino
escape ct heat TO the outside ar. Dulns
each entire trip the oven remains empty,
th;ek niece OF iron, of q size and shape 10
enter enter the opening easily. but nearly ;o to
iii the entire space, is taken from
= furnace. where it has been heat
cd, aud thrust into the oven. T IT., :
readily imparts its beat TO the surrounding ing
water. Circulation OF the fluid sets IN, ana
NC wo,ef Is soon warmed throughout. Inc
invention has not yet stood the test OF tne
winter, but conductors say that-it will give
too much heat. Salt water is used because
fresh water would freeze and burst the
Mines. IL hy accident car should be kept
swav from the stable too long time in Sc
yers weather. The company has had the
windows fitted with additional castings.
The new castings not only prevent the M
cress OF cold air, but they are so constrs s.s
ed rs to prevent the opening OF the WI" IN
dows. All ventilation must come from Inc
doors. A large number OF the cars now
running have been fitted with the new heat
ing apparatus and the new windoW'casings.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT IN DUyAL'S ADDITION. AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST. JOHN AND
COUTTS STREETS.-As trustee In certain deco
of trust from Henry Senne and wife, bearing date
7th Of July, 1874. duly recorded In Richmond
Chanccry Court. shall, In execution thereof, and
ut the request OF the assignee OF the bond secured
by said deed proceed 10 sell al I6ic ancta2n on
1879. at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. The REAL ESTATE re.
ferred to in said deed Of trust consisting OF kOi
fronting on the east line of -. john street 3U iee,
rnuning back 129 feet. having thereon LA ROE
TWO-STURY FRAME TENEMENT, suitable Ior
q store and dwelling, for which pun rose Il mas long
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known At The time
of SAFE. ,.,. rnrryE True,oo
LILA 81 W. AT.If - "
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By George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
BILE SMALL FRAME HOUSES, LOCATED
At THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND HARRISON
BY virtue OF certa in deed of trust
from Patrick Dolard and wife. dated october "a,
1873 10 the undersigned, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office OF The Richmond Cbancery Court, d.:
B. 1l3 A., page 329. 10. secure a certain sum OF
money. default having been made In The payment
thereof l shall. In execution OF said trust, at the
request OF the beneficiary sell AT auction. upon the
premises FRIDAY. November, Il, 1879. at
O'Clock p NJ, the above-described PROPERTY.
The HOUSES above mentioned contain three and
four rooms, and are In good order. The LOT fronts
feet on the south side of Leigh street, and runs
back on The east Line Of Harrison street between
parallel lines 22O feet 10 an Hey 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough III cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and 10 pay note oil $3.50: The balance on such
terms as will be announces on day Of sale. .
! sS'.I.~. f't"' GEORGE L. CRAWFORD
nod Hg.pt. ~ -!sf,,.sa.i.f. s. r Trustee.
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By Frank d. Hill L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
l1OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
L BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF
FLOYD STREET, ONE SQUARE FROM MON,
ROE PARK, AT .AUCTlON.-By virtue OF 4 ,icea
of trust from Thomas Dunni and wife, dated June
is. 1877, 10 the undersigned trustee, and At the
request Of the beneficiary, refanlt having been MADE
at public auction, on the premises, on WE!?NE~-
DAY, November 10, 1879, at AZ O'Clock r. NJ: ne
IF land in The civ OF Richmond beginning on the
north slice of FLOYD street lis feet west OF Cherry
street, thence running westward!y along SAID Floyd
ar Federal street 40 feet. thence running back be-
tween n,ralc lines 1919 feet 10 an alley in common
20 feet wide. The location Of this LOT and its
nrosncciiye yau. should attract the attention OF
parties seeking paying investments.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to 5000,
with interest from October 2, 1879, and expenses
or sale, more liberal terms may De 4nnounGed At
sale $50 FRANh IL. mILt,
NOS ..f ttuStSS.
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ccrnpc E. yrJ1I,Ns, tuction,ers &C %
Is FRANK d. Hill 6 Co. aud Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents anu Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF EALUAELE
FARM ABOUT TEN MILES AB0Nt RICH.
MOND, IN HENRICp COUNTY. CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORIi.fOLR ACHES;
AT ADDITIONALLY virtue Of deed OF trust 'iatcn
June 10, 1878. duly recorded In Hcnrico County
Court in d. b. OF. page 232. and nj me request oI
the beneficiary, default having been maze III tne
,uvnlant OF q note therein secured. VIII 80 ~
The office of Frank y. Hill & Co.. auctioneers loS
Main street, on FRIDAY. November Ii. 1917 IL
. O'clock a.. the FARM described In SAID deed -
follows: All that certain TR ACT OR PARGELO or
LAND wing and being in the comfy OF ticnrlco,
aIout ten Mills above The city of Ricnm9nh known
rs the /" Old Home" containing -FOUR HCNDtE1
AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES. more or less anu
formerly owned by Mr.. John A: Giazebrook. his
farm is situated in good neighhorhood, one mile
from Taylor's Crossit &. on tue Richmond, freus-
Iick burg and Potomac railroad. and Is convenient
TO mills churches &C. About24 acres are In WOODS
and a good deal Of timber can be cut from IL; the
balance OF the land I, under cultivation and pro
durrs good crops. There Is on the place. besides,
good dwelling With six rooms, very GOOD and COM
Portable outbuildings, new barn. stable. tobacco
barn, oversegr's house, &c. Good road TO Rich-
mond.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses Of sale and 10 pay a
note Tor S795 due june 10 1879; $40 on the
10Th june 1880: 1885 on he 10Th june, SS1;
balance on terms to be announced BY the grintor IN
said deed. ROBEhl ". SSOI!.
NOD Trustee
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~ 80 BY Frank ID. Hill & Co., ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

VERY, GEN TR,ALLY.L o c \ I L d
Y, BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTiON;-A ths
Offer AT auction on THURSDAY, November 10,
1879 at O'Clock 2. NJ, the premises, west side
of Ninth street between Clay and Leigh, THEEE
DESIRABL BUILDING LOTS. Each has II front
ON Ninth street of 20 feet 81 inches, wa'h depth
of $50 feet TO an alley. s,y...Gs.. 10 T. .M
These LOTS are so convenient TO business tnat
they should at once attract th attention or parties
desiring 10 purchase cheap lois for dwell houses
TERMS: One third cash.: balance In SIX anu
'"'''e '''''' N''s F8aSKD. hILLe& CO..
nos -ra, 49,. Il 1--g,4: -.,.t, AucsionssEs..
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r. may; be eminentIy all right down
nearer the sea coast, but ont West mere
when young man volunteers to enter1al9
an evening party by singing sta-gondoilea,
which be learned when abroad" anu
then sings something that all the parIy
learned twenty years before at the primary
school, they don't kill him, but, they say say,
things about, him that nobody VIII ever tsll
him, and that !he doesn't really want "
heir. AHd,clceqe. Is 80. g.. IL III
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Ey Glubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

THE VERY VALUABLE THREE
L STORY BRICK STORE AND WAREHOUSE
No. l44O EAST MAIN STREET AT AUCTION.
BY request If the owner. we will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on TUESDAY. 18th November.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, the BRICK TENEMENT No.
l44O east Main strcet: two doors above Fifteenth
street formerly occupied BY 2. H. Siarke. Esq. 1t
from is on Main street Fl feet aud runs back the full
depth to wide alley in the rear.
Its location, In the centre OF buJiness and above
the highest reach of water from freshes, should re-
commend 1t 10 persons wishing business property in
II" Terms R at sale. 1RUBBs & WILLIAMS.
no .--....tr-. ~. Auctioneers.
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BERKELEY, At HARRISON'S, LAND
D ING, ONE OF THE FINEST ESTATES ON
JAMES RIVER. FOR SALE.-It contains FOU r.
TEEN HUNDRED ACRES, all arabic and woods
no marsh lands: the open land In fue heart and
we'll fenced; has waterfront of nearly three miles,
and the DEST FISHERY ON THE BIyER superior
buildings and improvements Of every Sort ! TEAM
RRS PASS DAILY TO Richmond, Norfolk, Baltimore,
Philadelphia. and New York. -. '3.2 80
: Owing TO iii heaih1 viii sell at sacrifice, with or
without the fishery. Long credit as to tue bulk OF
the parchase-mohey. IF not sold privately before,
T win offer II at public auction on the 18TH DAY
OF NOVEMBER next. -... -~...
For further Information address me ut Richmond
Va, or w. g. Crenshaw, No. 52 Broadway, NJ
$500, j.. ~ s,., II JOSEPH III, CIR ENSHAW.
- q i 90 &Nnl z a&1dtds
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Autumn Ieases are tAl HOE.
Fnlfnx thick and fast, =, 5
while summer birds Rsp Calling III
4 Al thev hurry past. Z lsss;
A SofIlY IS the old year dytng -
AiIffs Far;apds now are faded, 80
& And eeein to hparit signing
II like q sana In apg1i. ID cry ing,
am dying, 1 am dying: t3f1
NV autumn leaves are Milling, III
i. too, am raysfnR away, ~. i, Is ~.
B Out ihgnr my loved ones calng, -.
From that bright land Of DAY. 80 $50
vi ff,ow my end fsJiraMing near. i5Ya
TiiAE Yfc winter OF life Is upon me- :.,.zgF
ant without doubt, without u fear, $50
without asigh, without q tear. y >es s,s
III nass away wiih the fond old year.
'tNi,'y .3Yf -. " g. YANcEY, MoREf8s.
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By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
.-t.f l106 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTY ACRES
L OF LAND IN HENRlCO COUNTY At PuB<e
Lie AUCTIoNsIn pursuance OF certain ueea s o.
Chastain White 10 me trustee. ano being required
50 TO DO BY the isia-y, will offer for sale on
WEDSESDAY. 18th OF November, 1879. at l2
O'CLOCK M in front OF Henrico county court house.
thst certain FIFTY ACRES OF LAND lying and
beng in The county Of Henrico, about three m! les
from the city Of Richmond. described and bounded
"a foilows-to wit: Beginning at the point where
Charles E. Auderson's eastern line 1ntersects The
north line ofthcWhite OAK Swamp road; tHence run.
ming north lho west 149 poles: thence south SSh0
west So poles thence south Up east DO poles 10
the road thence along The road as 1t meanders GU
poles 10 the point OF beginning"
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay balance on note OF
1920 and expenses OF sale; residue or such tel ms
as may be announced at sale.
no - --.5,I VIC. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
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EAST Bot Nd.


Mall train arrives al Richmond ,!aiiy.x
cept Sunday Observation-Disclosures. S..-n,,
Express train arrives II Richmond !a}lv -
ACCOMMODATION train arrive, 4. RlrA- ''''
mond daily except SUNDAY at........... 9.nn y
Mixed train leaves >'aHu'uu Al giS ~
taking passengers II Gurun,y,lic from TIC : yy.',
Richmond al $40 i. N. ' d.
A connects with Itrgints Mdonh train tr-
Lynchburs, Dinyl!!e: AMI Atin'' MISSISSIPPI s.,t
Ohio Railroad stations, ami viii E:ryiutl ~.
land train, leaving at $40 7. VI. a. Wa.hlncfo'
3 connects with Virginia Midland taiv E-
Lynchburg and Danri'le. 80
{ connects with Valley railroad acco,n,r,..s,..,
traiB. leaving AZ 3:lj u. for i!arriSurh4rr
ID connects with Valley railroad train, !at,ll. 4,
II i! A. NJ Cor Harper Ferry. N -
+ Connect Will stage Tor Lexington
cOnhtctS WIN Z. l.. : and L. 7. Steamers for
Portsmouth and Cincinnati. ''
G connects with scoto "a'"y railroad .r he
Northwest. "e
Ii connects with all lines ,iiv.rsIng =, he W.,
Northwest, aud Southwest. y. u. = ni.NN ~
Engineer ant Superintendent.
CONWAY x. HOWARD, Genera, pas.r'ig,- a..
Ticket Agent. no ln
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DEPAHTuRE OF sTEAaEss.


TOR NEW YORk.-The Old <FTSs
Il Dominion Steamship Compaay's sssssssEafsn
steamship WYANOkE, Captain COUCH. VIII sail
Freight received until O'Clock p. u.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardeu with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and nest; also, TO foreign porte.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, SlZ; 'tee-aSe, 30 and
20.
For freight or passage apply to
g. w. ALLEN Z Co, Agents,
no l2-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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By Grubbs IL Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON L0WER JAMES ~ rs
RIVER AT AUCTION. Byv:tne of DEGREES OF the
Circuit Court of the city OF Richmond entered on
III. . 9th of September 1878, on the 24iL Of june.
1870 and on the 2lst of October. 1872 IN the SuIt
therein pending by the short style OF James l.
Tosh u.s. ST. Louis Mutual Li!e-lnsurance Company
ed 4 spccal commissioner for The purpose viii sell
NJ oucIion. at the office OF GrubbS & Williams, real
estate agents and auc'ioaeers on Eleventh street he
tween Main and Bank streets I'D tbe CIV OF hicn-
1879, at ~ o'clock b.. lhe VALUABLE FAKM
known as "WESTBp OUK," containing 1888
ACRES. more or less. lying in Chcs eriied county,
Immediately OH James river, ana adjoining
Pressure 1sle'' The Improvements arc CON,
PORTABLE DWELLING with six rooms. and all
nrce. ~ barns and out-buiidnc and the Land Is In
high state of Improvement. rms eslatc Is oc'
licved to he one of the best on James river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in caSn: me residue
mot in excess OF the amount Sta'eu be'oW at s,A
est added; but should the whole sale exceed IN
amount the cXncnsej and costs OF suit anu SAFE anu
the sum Of 81 O.000, with interest thereon from me
oStb OF September, 1878. then as TO >ich excess
designate on or before The day Of safe. Zen 10 ."
reserved upon the property until The purchase-mo-
This FaGM has been rented 10 Henry Achi son for
the wear 1880 for the sum OF seQo, ana me p,iE.
chaser will have the option either of confirming the
case and receiving the rent. with the rSht 10 srl
nari,l nosscssion nu the 1st day of August. 1851,
ls NAV be necessary for seeding wheat o! oher thl.
crops or OF taking full and complete possession Oh
rho farm on the lSt day o; JaniIary. 1851. paying
RI tirr said AchisOn SO per acre for every acre OF
land actually seeded In wheat: -o,-
Commissioning.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers &c 20
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al a By Grubbs & Williams. j."
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
l. BILE ORY:ANn-BASEMEET
BRICK RESIDENCE No. - EAST FRANKLIN
STREET AT AUCTION.-In execution Of deed
Of trust 10 the subscriber trustee. dated 9Th sep
TENDER, 1874, and recorded in Richmond Chan
Gerry Court IN d. b. 103 A, page 453. being there
to required by the creditor secured. Twill sell by
auction. upon the premises. on FRiDAf. 2sth No
pied by Edwin Workman. Efq. and situated as
above. II has eleven rooms. kitchen With four
rooms, u two-sfory brick stable. &c. The LOT
fronts 29H feet and runs back about 155 feet TO
paved alley in the rear: hfsides which there Is
NARROW STRIP OF GROUND. which Will be
shown at the time Of The sale. :-..
The HOUSE is substantially built AMI the loca-
tinn, being on Franklin between First and Foushee
streets is one Of the most desirable in the city SDe-
cial attention is invited 10 this sale as 1t will afford
an opportunity to purchase really desirable resi-
d0nce. ..~ .S...... ~, :
THE TERMS AZ named in the desd would be cash
sufficient 10 defray The expenses of sale and TO pay
about 81 ,315; credit us 10 about sl.3l5 for four
moElhs: credit as 10 about $3.50 at eight
months and tho residue rs the grantor in said decd
or his assigns may direct: but 1t Is probable that
by consent other and more usual terms will be
named at the lime OF sale. ...
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. no II
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Another Editorial frem the New York
rs Tribune of the West. -..,...

Anotner Gultof'"h .U" .S
Tribune Oh the "est'
lLemars iowa, sentine'-ktP'J
The elegant vampires VINO run sle p pun.
tics OF Rebellion have bent every energy
to create solid South, ana ...
They have done It.
The South Is soiid mass Vi
Putrid treason, ..< sfr. =
Fecuient political heresies,
;Uiceroas femln!scences' ".a~ -
Rotten and dead issues,
,Cadaverous Illusions, 60. .s..@
Banking sores, --.-
'Omnlpotent slupioiaeS,
Spectral shadows OF sne past,
,Ghostly VISIONS OF VIDAL Tue luture nlsh'
have been, ,,.
And ever-present dastar6ly brutalities.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
buildings, TO BE REMOVED, FOR
n SALE BY AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, 18th November, at II o'cl lock
4. M.. we will sell by auction. upon the premise,
ali the BUILDINGS, ENCLOSURES, and IN;
PR6VFMENTS stanaing upon The lots of ground
1acentIy sold Situated at The corner of Franklin and
Fifth streets They embrace the very large BRiCk-
AND-FRAME RESIDENCE now Occupied by Major
r A. Brander, with several other buildings, and
contain a very large quantity of bricks. lumber anG
building materials Of all kinds. The attention OF
builders and those contemplating DulidlnG,s spe-
cially invited to this sale.
TERMS AND PARTICULARS will be stated al
the time OF sale. ,
,ioners Of the Chancery Court i'll The case OF
:. Brown u.s. Burton, &c"
" GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
,o7 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-12
BY Grubbs s williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auci1oneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
BUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE
ID BY AUCTION.

After the above sale-say at 12i9 o'clock p. N -
we viii sell by auction. upon the premises. on Canal
street between Second and Third streets the
RRICK STABLE and CARRIhGE-HOUSE in rear
Of the residence OF Colonel III. &. Cabell. aud the
BRICK WALL l6t feet long in rear Their, OF; all 10
o1 TEnWs AND PARTICULARS at the time Of the
sale. 800 ,,o
By request of James Alfred Jones. commiSsioner
George ,ec.n GRUBDS Il WILLIAMS,
no AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-12
HOTELS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
~ LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS. BALTl-
MORE, MD-Rates reduced 10 IS and $3.50 per
day, according to location Of rooms. Extra charges
for pariors bathz, and double roomS, according 10
size. The most convenient and ates.built hotel In
the city. Elevator runs continuously 10 all the
floors. All lines or city passenger-esrs psss IN Q
DOORS. II. ". COLEMAN. Manager.
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 10r 1879, % l4-Sm