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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

THE VITAL ENERGIES, when de-
L pressed by fatigue, bodily or mental, by ex-
hausting diseases, or the influence Of Il facilitating
tcmpera,ure should be reinforced, physicians tell
us by some wholesale stiInulunt: and among those
which have Lcen tested and administered by them,
none has received such hearty recommendation as
Hostctters Stomach Bitte!s. 1t has been preferred
By them from the fact that its spirtuous basis,
which is Of the purcst description, is modified by
and made The vehicle for the vegetable medicinal
principles incorporated with IT, These latter rcn-
der II conspcuously servccable in cases of general
debility, constipation. and other disorders of the
bowels ; In dyspepsia nervous affections, urinary
and uterine sllmtnts. rheumatism intermittent aud
remittent fevers, which IL prevents well rene
dies; and in llver-comraint. a household stock OF
medicines can scarcely be called complete Without
this inesimable medidicine. jy 2-Nlw),F&M
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The Wasted Forces of Nature.
Providence Journal

In the Popular Science Monthly for July
Professor William 81. Wall gives an exceed
insly interesting and suggestive article upon
stWaste Forces OF. Nature" >, 1t requires
but slight reflection to see that these waste
forces are enormous, and thatif they can be
utilized, the present means OF producing
force will be comparatively useless. Thus
the sun, by its heat on the ocean, raises
2,000, 900, 900 tons OF water to height of 81
miles every minute. The. time may come
when sun.engines ALREADY inyenteD may
be able, in many portions Of the world, to
do more work than. is now done by. steam
engines, by utilizing. this power Of solar
heat. - g. p" - .E't's
:, The immense power Of wind, in places
where its .acton' is steady and continuous,
as where the trade-winds prevail, may be
made OF great importance in producing eco
nomical force.
The ebbing and flowing Of the tides, but
little used at present, furnish sufficient
power to move all the machinery the world
needs.
Only the smallest fraction OF the immense
power OF falling water In our rivers is utl-
lized at the present time. 1t nearly all runs
to waste. Niagara alone represents $4,000
horsepower expended every minute in dis
migrating and undermining the rocky
river-bed below. d, =.
"The gas-wells OF the oil regions have
been permitted to spout away wealth
enough to have repaid a hundred-fold all
the money ever lost in oil speculations."
In connection with this subject is the
question of the practicability Of transmit.
ting mechanical power to great distances
By converting it into electricity through
the agency of what are called dynamo
electric machines. The most wonderful
and astonishing statements are made In
this connection. Thus two eminent
American Investigators, Professors Hous-
ton and Thomson, Of Philadelphia,
assert, aud seem to prove, that it is
possible to convey the whole power Of Nj.
asara Falls to the distance Of 500, miles or
more by means OF a copper cable not ex-
ceeding half inch in thickness, No won
der, the writer in the, Popular Science
Monthly says There is no cause of anxiety
on account OF the exhaustion OF the coal.
fields, because Tor centuries before this can
happen the. world will no longer stand in
need Of ceaL'fas<4ia 3tsf i ~ ~.
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! IA Paris EdressnaIsr hears that one Of her
young customers.is to marry a feHow:artist.
MademoiseiIe,n says,she to her, q. is Il true
that you are to marry n. D. :. ~. Scr
tainly," was the reply. f"Then you must
20 to another eoutariere. dislike that
young man. cannot bear the idea OF see
Ing leaning on his arm dress Of my estab-
9lishment!p The young girl preferred to
break with her lover than With her Cottu-
riere, and the marriage mover took place.
Every time the average citizen attends a
circus he remarks In disguised manner,
20 When you see one circus you see all. -
And to prove the truthof the statement he
attends each succeeding arenic exhibition
with serupulous regularity Rome 'Senti-
mel. ~ ~ y 81; st.si,t ~ q .E't
4 WHY'S the sun masculine '''s.st2 Cos sons
.allus is.N ..And the moon, feminine !"
g. Cos sit la 80 changin'. 30 Chicago Com
nlsrciQt advertiser, rs, il q 4,
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Hy ". G0dGin, Auctioncer.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank .,r,,,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT -.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ,r,.
i BEAuTlFrI. AND CnNvE>It,r'',Ehf
GATED BRICK ASi,-STUrcCt,u tLf-l.p.
AT THE SOUTIIWEST EOENFr ~ pIr.E' +
AND EiGHTH STREETS. aSDtDv,it,!.tl,
BRICK DWELLING, AND FEAnFir,rhIi-l .E
NEAR TO THE NORTH >UE - ~, Eii
STREET.-Bv virtue Of = d. eli u ,r,>, - VI
the Sd dny of july. 1877 Is " ''i''-i "a
fnond Cbanccry Court. IN d. r. III t''. - H'"n.
at all order OF said Court caf.r.,i rr ~, -. -
June. 1879. substituting The ua,I.r.,,',I 'l'h -
In the place OF The former trisr. ~, -, N'"'''"
act, shall. In ex' cntion ri"gc"! I;,,,,o,J -
public aucilen. on the rrrIni,c. 81, rt.t,, :,
July s., 1879, at q O'Clock T.. ~ tf fu, ,i.N,'Nf
the fr.t fair day Their. aitrrj. I'M I III "'.' ~
ADMIRABLY WEI.L-Et:lr.T ~ i,,,',EH,o
NIESTLY-LOCATED kE>IDKNt : =, .,,,rr,h'5.-
occupancy Of Mrs. W"nj AZ Tie ,ur,,i' -, ~, 80.
about SOC. and In excellent urs!r- .,- ~
new range. costing slUb. hr- rri,u,ry h.r
In The kitchen. The main dw,li'u. r.,,a,, ,.. "' ~
wing. contains abou, seventeen rooms Nm 'r,,- "'
comnodziinns for servants: An rNr. .,.,,. tri.. ~,
ba ID room. &c.: am! the u.iial i.,rr,I, ir.,-.
mentS. The location i tcau'ifI on. ,.,t
neip hborhood among h" Ea,>t IN The .l,,. ''.
After wNich-siy "a n'rrrA-I IN, ,,.nr .,,r u.s..
on the premises, III" cHrr,lcrf GEItE ~ IL
MEST, containing ~x r""n>. hr,:,!... luicA ii,r,,
containing TWO rooms "n ih" "a>r sid d: fuu.'.
street. ADJOINING the grocery ai.d ,srl.,., -, vr
T0ppin. With cuycri-. "ir.'tS. &C.
Also. the LOT and SMALL. FRAME Tr<r
MINT. fronting Oh said 80 i linz, -: Fourth ,Ir. -,
acjoiuing on The north the All hrirS '..".r,..,,
These TWO tcGe;ncnt> Epw rc:t for Ihuul 800 q. :
annum.
TERMS: Whit, III" decd require a,n esl..I
probable that 1T the ;lmc 81 sni,~ NOR, It,ra ,ir
NAV he announced HENRY t'A<Nr%.
Jy Substituted Iru...r
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Ev J,mcs NJ, TAYLOR & Sou,
Resi- Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALEOF THAT BEAU
T. TIFUL BUILDING LOT ADJOINING TliE
RESIDENCE OF GENERAL B. 7: JOHNSON:
hSn FRONTING ON THE NORTH SIDE Of
FRANkLIN STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON
AND MADISON STREETS 81 7-l2xlH5 FEET
TO A TWENTY-FOOT ALLEY.-In execution Of
decree of the Chancery Court of the city Of Rich
mond entered on the 2h day Of July: 1s7s,in the
suit of Aliens cxecutrix rs. Wheat; &c. WIN pro.
MONDAY tie 7th day OF July. 1879. IT 6 o'clock
r. NJ that DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT rs
above located. and uDon which There Is comfortable
TWO-STORY BRICK COTTAGE continuing four
rooms, which can be used ativantlecollSly IN con
n.ctiOn with the dwelling which may hereafter DC
built upon said lot
TERMS: One fourth cash: tn" balance mt four
eight twelve. and sixteen months. for hcroflaeic
no. e. with interest added and secured hva deco 81
trust. Taxes for this year 10 b. paid ny M iiur-
chaser hak1 a. Al'i.E.>.
Ex"cutriN al Ju>eph Allen. dcc'.h-ed
I ANt,S N. Z AYLnR 4 ScE. c.inM.crS. lC 70
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By j Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agcnt and Aucn0nccr,
lll2 Main Sirrl[.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON THE SutTil CORNER OF IT'LL.
Ar AUCTION.-i;y virtue al a deed Of trust cx-
rrutc hy .:Gmonn I'iyor and wife 10 the under
signed trustees dated the 2Jth day of September
1876, aud recorded III the Hastings Court OF Man
chester In -. 4. 2 y. asa. wcwi proceed TO sell az
public auction on MONDAY. July TN. ut y o CLOCK
Obligations secured in sid deed ana being required
bv The beneficiary 70 do,) the PROPERTY de-
with The improvements thereon, on the corner OF
Bidde and Hull sIrcelS. In the city Of Manchester
fronting IS fec. on HUI street ana running DacH
be,w parallel lines So feet. more or less
TERMS Cash n to $4,000 and expense OF sale;
la Iunce on such terms parties interested may an
nounce at sale. j E.FARRAR.
re. HOBSON, Trustees.
?. \. MhRTlN.}
!. THOMPSON BROWN Aurtioucer. te2S
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By W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Rank md Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE on THE SOUTH SIDE or
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN LOCUST AL.
NoRTn SIDE OF An ALLEY BETWEEN WALL
STREET AND SHOCkQE CREEK. AND Be
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STREETS,
KNOWN AS THE SUAP.ASD CANDLE FAC
TORY LOT. AND THE MACHINERY AND FIX
TGRES ATTACHED TllERETO-By virtue oil
decd Of trust executed 3y james Murphy and wife
TO The undersigned. bearing date 21st Of July.
1875, duly recorded In Richmond Chanccry Court.
and OF 4 decree entered Ivy the Chancery Court or
the city of Richmond OH the oath of June S!9. IN
the case OF Lindsay Murphy. &C.. we shall sell
nj public uuclion. the premises. on MON
the 18th OF July, 1879, at o'clock =. NJ. Or fair II
not on lie first fair day iereaiter). that excellent
BRICK STORE aud DWELLING, formerly occu-
pied by said Murphy. q oning 81 fce more or lees
on the south side of Franklin street, and running
back about 90 feet. , a,,.,-
After which VIII he sold the LARGE BRICK
SOAP AND CANDLE-FACTORf, fronting on
the north side Of said alley 4S feet ana running
back Oh lis west line 70 feet, on It's east Hue OF SIZ
feet, together with all MACHINERY ami FlA-
TURES thereto attached, aud the appurtenahces
thereto belonging. =
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale ana costs Of suit. AMI taxes In aritar. Al 10
nav OF u note past due of 90 600, W al! interest
accrued thereon aud TO the residue ar any, on
sch terms rs shall be announced ut The time or sale
n "a probable that on rhe day Of sale more liberal
w. '''' ". GoDDIN.} Trustees.
w T-1t y. II. LEE. !
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The Pope is in very much better health
than he was 4 year ago, takes long walks IN tue
Vatican gardens, and works somewhat less
at night. He has resolved to establish, ut
his own cost, an astronomical observatory
second to none in Europe, the Italian Coy
eminent having forcibly taken possession
of The observatory established by Plus Ia.
for the late Father Secchi, which the Vati-
can considered 10 be Papal property.
Prince Jerome is gazetted rs Napoleon ",
which allows one Napoleon for about every
fifteen years since the original Bony set up
in the business, and yet France is compare
lively happy and prosperous. Oue Hayes,
in this country, since the 18th OF March,
1877, has given the people enough OF him
to last for ut least two thousand years.
Nep York Star.
On somewhat uncertain night. so far as
weather was concerned young gentleman
(from which OF the neighbor1ng INSTITUTIONS
we will not say kindly offered to escort one
OF our number home. When falrly started
a raindrop fell, and the young lady asked
"Have you an umbrella :" "N-h-no'
veg :" was the answer. ~ have my cane.'-
The abbot Courant.
Dignity becomes man, but when your
hat and 4 gentle zephyr have about roo
the start of you. dignity becomes OF as lit
tie account as last years alendar.-Mdra-
thon Independent.
After this let the reporters put on wise
and mysterious airs and refuse to give the
police any definite information, on the
ground that il they give II the criminal may
escape.-Ne,o York. Herald.
No matter how great philosopher man
may be, be can never withstand the temp
tation to kick an empty tomato-can.- Uncle
Sam.
4 grocer adverti$es in the following tcrse
manner: % Hams and Segars-smoked and
unsmoked. "-BoSton Commercial Adrer-
tiser.
Jack: "Been to see Berg, eh? How did
he treat you?" Bill: "First-rate. hrst-
rate; treated me like dog "-UNcle Sam.
A successful shooter at glass balls must
necessarily be Il " crack shot"
When a man gets tanned By the sun his
face wears an orb-burn huc.-BoSton PoSt.
Buckets often exercise bailful influence
on wells.
Handy things-6ngers.
:. Why should fear 10 sip
The sweets of each red liD?"
A timid eastern poet makes his pllint.
To which some very wise
Philosopher replies,
!. Because there's dangerous poison In their paint"
Huntsville Courier-JOurndl
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By Gruhbs * Williams.
Real Estate Agents aui hgc't"nrcrs.
Eleventh street between Ml.u Ju.: E.itS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VERY
" VALUABLE FARM uN LOWER J.rr<
RIVER AT AUCTGDN.-I;v yirsu. -: ,:rrr.r- ~.
the Circuit Court Of The cry ~ i:r"iuru! .,;rrp,
on the 2SIh Of September. ! - ~ fJur..g3- ~
In the suit therein pending. under TIA. nor. >lyr Il
/" James +. Toeh RS, -. I0u'> Nu'Ufl lttr-ln.,.
rance Company and HiS..' the un'trr,i,u,i ,v.p
was thereby apiD!iIicd special commission, :
that purpose, viii sell at public auction, nj II -.
premises, on MONDAY, 2S;h Ju'Y. 2u..i,rA
81. the valuable FARM kno.n ~ "N,,a~s.,''
containing 1873 ACRES more or ie.,. tIlu...,a,..
terrified county, Immediately OF jam, r.,~r. ami
adjoining Presqnr lsl"."
Inc improvements conriS; Of L tuNFrET AELE
DWELLING with six rooms ami So. n'',-,ary
barns and odt-i7if'linrs. and the iauI +, lltii,p
state OF improvement. This estate !, belle W.! o. "a,
one OF the h, 81 on James river.
TERMS or SALE: $1,000 IN "l.i,: u" '"-illr
mot Ia cxcesS OF The amount noted H'"H ~ and
Twelve months for neg tiahir u"'". w'h ini,r.-.
added but should the Whole al" '',- H. sr..un.
the EXPENSES and costs 1f .1.r. -,"d Va" -llr e
$4,000 with interest from 2-I' .r,'r:uh"r. 49,.
them rs 10 such excess Gprn such Il !Iu- g, Nr l4
Tosh may IN writing drsiyn";" ~ ~ h'i"r" t.Il,
of silc-a Hen 10 he reserved anon tn pr0Fr"t u',
all The purchase. money i PAD.
CHARLES :. sTEINGEElI"W.
SucCipl t.'Il:Ui-.r .."r.
GRUEDs & WILLIAMS. AnrtioE" +. l"Ei
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A Mr. Zantiger, OF Washington, has en-
tered suit for divorce against his wife for
yexatious aud cruel conduct. He says she
was always a.kicking and a-assauting Of
him. Husbands are terribly exposed in
these days, and laws for their protection
are absolutely necessary. Eeto YorE Con-
mercidt Advertiser. L
Anew brand OF cigars IS called /" The Lot
tory Ticke., e because only one 10 . thousand
draws. s
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OEEFNE SOAP.

OEEFNE SOAP.
NINCINNATI OLElNE SOAP.
Proctor i CANDLES
CINCINNATI OLEINE SOAP
Is without doubt The
GREATEST LABOR.sAvING SOAP
EVER PRODUCED.
1t Is made Of the
g BEST AND PUREST MATERIALS,
WARRANTED NOT 70 INJURE THE FINEST
Hn GARMENT.
IT WILL NOT WASTE OR BECOME SOFT
like the various yellow soaps when u:cd in warm
water. and
EACH BAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
p ...-.. so THAT
PURCHASERS GET ALI. THEY PAY FOR.
The increasing pOpa arity OIL The
CINCISEATI OLEtSE SOAP
has caused many limitations under the name Ct
OIeinc Soap and other brands or SIMILAR APPEAR
ANCr sold less price, but very inferior In quality
GENUINE OLEISE SOAP.
. BE not deceived by these limitations. but see thai
"PROCTER 6 CANDLES CINCINNATI OLEINE
SOAP"is on each bar.
For sale by grocer everywhere.
ID. y. BUZBY & Co. Wholesale Agents,
No. 6 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd.
my 5-S.M&Th
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DLANK BOOKS.-We are now manu-
ID featuring all orr ACCOUNT, and RECORD.
BOOKS Tor banks, merchants and clerks, and use
better paper and binding than any mort hern maker
The prices are always reasonable Don't forget
on al average four persons. We intend 10 close ont
all our NORTHERN BOOKS, and therefore offer
them at lower prices than usual, and many odds and
nds without regard To cost. To test the fact give
us q call. e. RANDOLPH & ENGLlSH.s
{.7
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, SHOCKING DISSERTATION careful ne
rusa OF that lively and entertaining volume,
the Cincinnati Directory for 1879. shows
that the members OF the Gozette's local staff
are all Journalists" while the young men
who occupy similar positions on the other
dailies are only reporters Cincinnati
Times L.. .,.e.sr
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SUPPORTED BIZ g MANY voTERs."--A Mis-
sissippi candidate thus frankly announces
himself: cat the earnest solicitation OF
those to whom I owe money, have con-
scented to become a candidate for county
treasurer mira Gasette.'', =. - ;, ),
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iTy i:o'wrt u. ITn".
Real Estate .t""nt aud iu. t'onrct
No, l2l2 Main >i.."t.


VERY DESIRABLE AND PLEASANT.
Y LY.LOCATED IWO.STpEl DLTA' !ltn
FRAME DWELLING. NO. !7i2 EFNAEi.E
HOW ARD. CONTAINING, SIX ROOMS. WIDE
HALL. GAS. WATER. g.. nE ~ Hi>r>.
For SALE BY PUBLIC At'Tl"N.-i.Y '.u"~;
Of owner shalt offer for sale. Giu, To-. rr-Iui-l..
by auction, on TUESDAY III" "a ~ 81. ,iu'v,
1879. at 6 O'Clock =. NJ. the ti"'" .9>la" rr'.
priv This Is a real nice @H" w"i.-tra-trl''.'i
DWELLING. and has h,rn bli w!.:IU .N" IA-.
fe " wears. The LOT l. Z-Si2U I"l.
TERMS: Liberal, and wtii u" No., !' iu .Ul' H.
chasrrS ROBERT T.. ~.
~ tn. Th,F,MSTu Au"iuuar.g.
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AUCTION sALEs...v.,.- .-,.-,~
~ ". Goddfn,
neal Estate Agent and AuctJoneer.
Bank and Eleventh.

Cq ssIa.N 81 n 81 sALEOF LoTAyn
YEAR T0 NEW STREET AND 'i 80 ~ .ALLyY
LEY, AND an UNDIVIDED NOJrTy ut A..
E E0s: !; 2: AND 5,QE WhLKf Il sTirEFGf ~.
ell By decree entered ny the fItamc.n ahI-iGt-
city Of Richmond on The 2Gih NJ J1,, ."ft Of The
me case OF Brooks 90. Toney. We, bsII a. - IN
n'c anr,ion th err ,hs apn9ed
FRIDAY the lib Of Jnly. 1879. =, tt'rc"'."'g. IN
d.. the LOT and BRICK STAELE 'r.'"s r.
running back about 40 feet mug ~ !t"' AID
After WHICH. nj So O'Clock, will h. .,t,
Wa IED MoiETY OF LOTS Ny, IL Az Sb
which Is initr.ectcd bv Baker stree, "rp"s aT.ugs
TERMS: One third cash: bn tncc >,
eight months. for II. goi,b'r nu.r" -. IrHr tut
fully paid. WI.IT,N r. 'r.',.',n,"r.'mgnry,
tv,7 ". ". tOsRY.JG,
u fIyufui.xI,.
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BY Francis I. Isbbll,

Real Estate Agent ana Aucuone,r,
No. S Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
THAT NEAT TWO-STCRY FRAME
i DWELLING, No. 13, WITH BRICK HASE-
MENT. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALl.
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND FouSHEE
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTlOS-At the re-
quest If the owner. who has determined 10 remove
to the country, will, on MONDAY the 7th day OF
July. 1879. SELL upon the premises At O'CLOCK l..
ST., that NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DIV ELL
ING, with brick BASEMENT having seven rooms. be-
sides kitchen with two rooms, located as above
sraIei The lot fronts % feet inches, and rams
back CO feet TO wide paved alley.
TERaIs: At sale. FRANCIS T. ISHFLL.
= jy4 ... Ahc'ioiictT.
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J. II. SfrrS, Richmond. Va > hnN"~ i""'o'.
j. II. Storrs. Eichn oGh Va. i.!1r"i h"'h''
\. =. tarr!nsi"n. Richmond. Nn rUi3~''
IT, BnrSt. Petersburg. Va. | pa,t,'-" i"fA'H.'
CT. barricot. 'c'"r>h Hr:. W. ! ."l'"' ,.'.'''.'
I'll. MrCahcb Percr,b, r.. Va. '.''.r'rk.
RaLilIy & Co. Petersburg. Va. ~ ,h' '' ..'
". ID. smith. PETERSBURG. Va. 1923, 'iht'i" 80.
John +. Williams. Petersburg. '., i''H.'i'''
ir .1uWjw
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By JnO. f.. LaughroH. jr.. Auct.or"F
80. 9l6 Main street.

RICHMOND AND rETERSnrEG E'fLGut.i
RICHMOND. Va. .IuE" -. 49,.
NOTICE TO CONSUMES. ~- | H''>
~ called for AMI freight AMI c'nl--'> lrh'N!
taken away. tn" following PAtkihl. "I' ~. .''i
at the CouIIany's ,;cpOt III this -" s. r"rutr ti,n
and EyrL streets. Oh WEDNESDAY. IiI' -
1873: s,id packages sold I" pas IL iSh' ahi'
on same Sale VIII commeucc II u'!." - \ ".
\. SHAW. >Ur"r!n., "''' a..
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BY r. - Anderson & Son.
General Commission Merchants and .Auctoneers,
..o No. 1924 Main street.
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WE WILL HAVE OUR AUCTION
w sale OF GROCERIES, &C., TO DAY, COM
mencing IT 10 O'Clock.
Also, i COFFEE. AND SPicE-MILL, in good
order.
iy7 r. $. ANDERSON & son.
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NOTICE.-By virtue "t WIZ 81 =.
~ Etcins issued from I'll" ci' r. ill" =
County Court OF Giles county i! III, u1r'"i y. y
Preach, for. &c. rs. ruashl AMI 'i'' "f.
Contrary, AMI in my hani> i"g IL '''''' ~
Ihr lru DAY OF OCTOBER. l~1.. II b" lr..'
door OF tie court house oi Li.'$ r"HniF. "i,. ''
sale at public auction To- ihr ht;..g.>, h.r ~
cash, ONE SECTION OF I'm MitrH, .,i 4, H. W.,
PULASKI AND GILES TlHNrlkt Row.. '"
said county. running from l'ar.'"rG :" t. >. I'.-
lar Hi, when l:is been levied ui.l :" ~ ~ ''
writ. y. H. W, ~; VI
r,.>.,1- ,S-a f.... -iN!'.t
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TOMMlSSIONERS' SALE ~ ~
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IS Tl'E '!' .'
RICHAOSD.-Dy virtue al a decree 9, ~" '"...
Gerry Crur, Of ic CITY Of Rchr."n'l. rHi' li"' ~.
3I of Nav 1870. In The su,t al tie IFu.'''' ~ 49,
Third Street African Methodist thnrrh -%"n,
poiude xtcr ana uihrrs, the uHh'r>isHc!, =, 80.
com mis- ,ioucIS thprciu nance. ~ - - ~
aI,rtto on the premises. on TIE lIih hr - T.
1879 at oclecS +. 81, iii" LOT or / ~, ',,HH 49,,
;;IIILDISG thereon known ~ Tie ~ =,
SrREET AFRICAN METHODIST 'lii ~ II
situated on the north side of ihird cree ,'' "',n
Leigh aud Jackson strecl.. aud fronting u" '''''"
Third strcct. In the city Of Richmond: 49,, .
TERMS OF SALE: One thiri ca>l: r">"iic "I
credits AT six and twelve months, In 'p"'. ih''''
nnents, purchaser giving Negotiable H'l's. VIZ" 81
crest added from day or sale; 'i'e r''@'E'' ,.'
all Of the purchase money is paid AMI conveyance
ordered by the Court. >.,.>
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
HILL CsRl FE.
" 4 t"'n'H''''"|S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

why should fear 10 sip
The sweets of each red liz? 2"
A timid eastern poet makes his plant.
To which some very wise
Philosopher replies,
II Because there's dangerous poison In their paint
louisville Courier-JOurndl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-20
A DESPERATE FIGHT.
Two Men KilIeu and One
Wounded.


A correspondent of the Esmeralda Her
aid, under date OF the 18th instant. FUR
nishes the following details of a desperate
ight which occurred at Marietta last We'd
nesday. Our quiet camp was yesterday
the scene of a terrible tragedy, in which
John Brophy and r. Gillespie were killed
and Henry Brophy badly injured. For
some time an Ill feeling had existed against
Thomas Mclaughlin by the Brophys and
Gillespie, but 1t was supposed to be set
fled. When on the morning OF the llth
az November, Nc Laugblin WAS met by the
Brophys who we're armed, and told toheei
himself, Mclaughlin was unarmed and
went to his house, remaining there unti
Yesterday November 12th), when upon
leaving the house Henry Brophy COM
menced firing upoa him and a murderous
assault ensued, in which all the parties were
engaged. Some fifteen or twenty rifle and
nistol shots were fired. resulting in the
death Of John Brophy and Richard Giles
ME and the wounding OF Henry bropny
dangerously in the shoulder. Hon, A.. V.
Turner, az Coroner. Is here invsstisatihs
| the matter, aud a %eoroner's jury are now
examining witnesses snch was shs WHY
| confusion and firing In the streets that !,
Ia aitioult 10 arrive at the fact OF who hrea
| M fatal shots. MoLauslIin was facing
Henry Brophy. John Drophy being At his
own house about 100 feet In the rear OF MO
| Iaughlin, while Gillespie was across we
/ street firing at Mclaughlin. II Is generaily
ha,;avad that an accidental shot from
Henry Brophy killed his brother. 1t Is a
lrrihle affair. Our people are in mourning
orer the event. All the parties were muen
asnectsd, John Brophy leaves a wife and
. cb;ld about four years old. They formerly
lived in Aurora.