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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19

WHITE SHIRTS,
READY FOR INSTANT USE,
All Sizes-13 to Is Neck.
LOT 61o-A good open back sHI RT, linen trim.
mings. with cuffs. properly finished, re-
LOT C-Our regular ONE DOLLAR SHIRT,
the be value In New Orleans at that price,
rsdueed to 90 cents zach.
LOT A-Wamsntta COTTON BODY. with or
without cuffs. open back. d good serviceable
shirt. at 81 20 each.
LOT IrSame style, body of New York Mills, a
81 shi i, % Of best materials and make reduced
LOT a ia stylish CORDED SHIRT. well
known to our customers regular price
81 49, now 81 co..
LOT 2l2-Alse well known. PLAIN BOSOM
open 'front.' with fly. regular price 20 25. now
LOT 1.-TWO 8. PLAITs. open front and but
tons, without collar. agood shirt. price 81 75.
now 81 45.
LOT 211-Mueh the same SHIRT RS rs. only
long bosom, collars attached regular price
LOT 4s51TWo AND THREE PLAITs, extra
long bosom. open front. with buttons and
fly no collars, regular price 80 Is. now 81 60
LOT 425-sama SHIRT. extra lOrg bosoms, two
and three plaits. with collars attached. regu.
lar price 50 3d. now 81 rs.
LOT 675-TWO AND THREE PLAITS, extra
long bosom and fly. best shirt made no col
,ars regular price 80 rs, now 50.
LOT 67b-Same SHIRT. nothing better can be
made, collars attached. regular price So.
now reduced to So Is.
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Gentlemen's Colored Shirts.

HentIeMHn7S COIOffN ShIffS.
lot of 75c 81 81 Is and 81 so last years goods.
reduced To 60e each.
Another lot OF better goods and better styles. ali
put at one price-s1 10 each.
Some good styles of COLORED ALL LINEN
SHIRTS in stock at cost, 81 rs sach former
price $40 per dozen.
Ali linen WHITE SHIRTS nicely made and
stylish. at 50 Is each. regular price "a per
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WEATHER. PROBABILITIES.

Maximum. tenn erature 81; minimum u.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-31
eRrpps & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Arctioneer, and Notary Pnoilc'
corner of Ninth and Hui. streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF TWO-TH1RDS
L INTEREST IN A VALUABLE FARM IN
THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.A AND ONE.
HALF INTEREST IN TWENTY-TW0 VACANT
LOTS IN HOLLAND'S ADDITION, NEAR MAN.
CHESTER, At AUCTlON.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed 10 Charles ". Turner anu +. u:
Sam psop on the LIST day of january. 1879. DAILY OF
record I'm The County Court clerks office OF CHESTER
aeId county. In Decd Book co. page 4S0-being re-
oured SO to do by the beneficiary In sale deed t
Samuson declining to act as Tusteel-l VIII 0HeT ZOE
sale on the premises. on TUESDAY tbe LIN OF
February. 1879, at 12 O'Clock 3D.: TW0-THlRD -
INTEREST in that valuable farm known as
- ROUKS'S,r neal Tomahawk church. the whole
containing THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
EIiHT ACRES (more or less), now occupied by
Mr CheaIham, and nearly surrounded by the valua.
HE coal-ands of Franklin Stearns, Esq, purchased
by him not long since at high figures. There Is every
reason 10 believe that uc body Of coal underlays
The surface from the visible indications on por-
ton Of the farm besides, IL Is regarded one OF the
hest farms in that vicinity for all crops made In this
sectiou OF Virginia. Buildings ample, and for the
ost part In good condition.
bis property offers frst-class inducements TO
farmers and capitalists.
On the next day, WEDNESDAY,, February II.
1879 On the premises, commencing al O'CLOCK +:
M., 1 VIII sell ONE-HALF OF TWENTY-FIVE
VACANT LOTS eigbly located In HOLLANDS addl-
lion. Hollands Hill IS rapidly building up, ana per-
sons seeking safe investments In the SUBURBS OF
Manchester would do well TO give th1s SAFE thelf at
tention. - ,, ,o,,
credit Of six and twelve months for notes, Win SIX
ner cent interest added, and well secured.
TOO Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-31
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE DE
i TACHED FRAMED DWW,ESL4LiNG, W H,T,I
ATED ON THE CORNER OF LQMBARD AM
MAIN STREETS, OCCUPIED BY LEWIS LIND,
SEY, AT AUCTION.-As trustee. substituted by q
certain order of the Richmond Chancpry Court, en-
tered on the 18th day Of January, 1879, IN Ger
tain deed of trust from Lewis Lindsey and wife to
B. r. Humphreys, trustee, dated goth of February
1874. and recorded in the clerks office Of ficn-
mond Chancery Court will offer for sale. upon the
premises TUESDAY the 4th day OF tepr cjns
re1ured so to do by the holder Of the note secured
thereby, default having been made III inc payment
of the same. The PROPERTY above descli bcd.
The HOUSE contains about SIX rooms. ana Is IN
good order. having been recently painted &C., ana
has the usual conveniences. !,
The LOT fronts 81 feet on the c2r p OF Main ana
IombaI d streets, and runs back $50 feet.
This property. being situated In that portion OF
the city which has III ely been so much improved,
should command the attention Of al seeking first
class investments.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and to pay
eff note for $SUS.S0, with all costs, &C., thereon
and balance upon such terms as will be given 1t SALE
- - - X. A. MEAGHER.
iaoS Substituted Trustee.
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2 BY Robert u. Lyme.
Peal Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF A FRAME dEi
STORE AND DWELLING. ON LEIGH
sTREE~T sRETWEEN JUDAH STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE AT AUCTION: In execution
OF q certain deed of trust from William L Siopsgn'
s,,,stee far Mary Powell dated February %, 1870,
and dssIy recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond
Chaneefy Court, D. B. O., page 70 VIII oner
MONDAY the Sd day OF February, 1879: az 4
O'Clock r NJ being required so to DO by the noldes
of the note secured thereby, default hasinR Desn
made In the payment OF Tue same, tue aoose-Se-
= Tbe yruRE is now occupied BIZ good tenant and
Yields FAIR rent The DWELLING over the store
confa ms about four rooms; water and cuvert
On lie uref:es. The lot has good front on Leigh
street and runs back i25 feet 10 an alley
SncIa astenfion OF those OF limited means wishing
TO purchase good husness-sand Ut q 10" price 10
TERMS. CasiI as 10 expenses of sale and sufficient
10 nav OF note Of a. 50, with nil cos,, Gc''
fhereOn: balance upon terms to be given at safe.
= IL oe ~ ~ r. A. MEAGHER. Trustee.
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Annrfrs,s rent.

5 1880 "a Barring Eeat. ss
pssrssy on HORSEBACK &C ER TIE IcE-AoSH.-
. s .TAIys or kIAGAKAs FALl's.
Il letter frsn Niaasra So the Torosse 3
"a frhis afternoon Mr.. Andrew Naii C,
rode I1ls horse across;sbe ice.bridg a e u
.as,lE fess ip, aseIf but not satisfied WIN taaS
ascana lad I'd the SUMMIT OF the iee-n1ou ntaM
Of ff,a haseof the american Fall The ssgtH
from ffle cliffs on rthe Canada SIDE, Wnicn
were crowded with large crowd OF yssls-
ors, was thrilling one. SloWlysthe sn 1slse
toiIed up the steep, slippery side OF lne gasas
,ice-eone, winding round the lootpatIn .saa
;ff,a summit was reached. Here, enYeiope 3.
in .etelora O! mist which ncealed tne Wsaee
horse and rider looked IKE some
weird anpsrition suspended In midair. Eof
,aorr,fs firne the eboYse went Seareer1ng apoA1
oyer Tine crest Of the cone, where one 1aase
stem might have hurled both him ana mss
rider dnto the +fasbomless, foamins gun,
-frIly seventy fest below. Presently toe
daring horseman rode slowly down .the
oath, and. crossing the ice-bridge, resaineo
The Cauadiari side. Both he and DIS morse
were completely drenched with spray. the
sure-iodsed animal who played
.silcf,a proIninent pat in this feat OF I'M
para,Ieied daring was a moderated sized
brown geIding, with four white feet and q
amin on the nose. This Is certainly q strong
argument in support OF the theory tnat
horses snarked with white are more intelli-
gent than whole colorad Ones" ,ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-31
~. From the Winchester Times.]
a PcriIous SatuatIon.-Snyed by Luck
for Matched

Our Young friend DabneY C. Harrlson'
who is teaching Indians at Spencer Acad-
envy, Indian Territory, made narrow es-
cape during the recent cold spell, the de-
tails OF which are given in the following
extract from letter received last week oy
bis mother:
Last Saturday after dinner it was snow
ING hard. and being splendid time to hunt
deer. Raean,. Freeny, and myself started
forth. We separated so as to cover as wide
4 space as possible, and pretty soon struck
q fresh trail. / determined to follow 1t by
myself so OIL and on went, expecting
every. moment to get shot. About night
I concluded had better pull for home, as |
could not catch up with the deer, SO /
turned, Us thought, and started for Spen-
or. After walking for about two hours
concluded that / was lost, aud did not
have the slightest idea in which di-
rection the Academy was; so, although the
prospect was not very inviting, looked
around for place to sleep. happened TO
have five matches, 80 I gathered up the dry
est wood and leaves could find and struck
three mat ches, which went out one after the
other. This scared me considerably, for
without fire the chances were about even
that I would never see daylight again !;
either the wolves would get me or would
freeze. Before trying another match was
Just as particular rs any woman could have
been with young baby; my match burned
family at FIRST, afterwards with steady
flame, and this encouraged me nightly;
and having gathered large pile Of wood
,scraped away the snow from besidea log,
and lay down to count the moments till day.
dawn; and, let me tell you, they passed
slowly enough. However, being warmed
with my exertions, went to sleep
and slept about an hour, then /
awokes my fire was loW, the owls
were hooting never SO disrnally, and was
chilled to the bone. I got up, dxed my fire,
and frosn that time until morning sat un,
lay down. walked about, siiEered. wished {
was anywhere else. read your last letter and
Mans, and kept u lookout for wolves. Once
Iwent to sleep, and when awoke the moon
was behind q cloud. T. thinking j. had set,
was very much pleased, Knowing chat it
would not be many hours till morning after
the moon set. What was my dissppointr
nlent to see IL come out again aad ind
that Ihad not slept more than fifteen min
utes. 81 .s
Next morning ] was up early. you may
be sure. I cleaned the snow from my gam,
for it showed three times during the Night,
and having taken a shake, struck 2 hee-iile
Tor. where T. supposed there was creek.
Having found il, followed It down long
way until reached q road. which took, and
after wal king shout two miles, ! r1GS TWO
fellows hunttng Tor me, bnt then Twas All
Tight.s being not more tbansa mile II pm rll
s9eneer, and moving straight towards it.
SUNDAY morning II passed 9 big flock o.
nj f1SS 10 oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-31
=, BY Chafiin, Staples 6 Co., =
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
!: r Tenth, and Main streets.

TRTTsTEE,s SALE OF a VALUABLE
FARM IN POWHATAN COUNTY, Vas
About twenty; MILES ABOVE 30 d klGa Of
MOND, AT AUCTTON.-BY virtue Oh aior usen ~
t Irst dated Goth September s7 and oy re,
corded In the clerks office Of da1n hovns
Sean maze IN the payment of the note therein Sc,
cured. and Being required by the holder lhersot:
win proceed to sell AZ auction IN Iont Oh o Tar,,i
spv is3g between the hours of ~ and o'clock
If fair; il not fair then on the next fair Gay tnerS
inned Ja tbe deed Of trust as containing SIX HUN
DRED AND THIRTY-TMo ACRES. Impro .,c
ments consist Of good DWELLlN,GIs Dali' IN Tue
: TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 pay off note due LIST Of
from January l. 1875, uutif paid; and the balance,
If auy upon Such terms as may be announced at the
sale. ....,. T.. u. CbAf IN, ifu>lee'
Nh1NA : ~ fn o -dEM1l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-31
ByGeorge s. Vashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. z north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
i TWOFRAMED STORES THEREON, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF DUyAL STREET BETWEEN
FoUsHEE AND CLARK STREETS, ER0NTING
RUNNfNG BACK 100 FEET TO AN ALLEY
EIGHT FEET W1DE.-BY virtue Of a deed of trust
from Mrs. Harriet N Sparkes to the undersigned rs
irustse,-to secure the payment Of certain notes
therein mentioned recorded In the clerks office Of
Richmond Chancery Court. In d, B. LII B., page
part OF the debt thereby secured, WILL being there
to required BY the Of said Deed proceed
10 Sc &C public anctfon. on the premises gu T ES-
DAY the 4th day Of February. 1879, at o'clock
p. NJ, the PROPERTY above described.
The property VIII be sold rs whole or separately
rs may be deemed best on day Of sale. a.
TERMS Cash us TO expenses of sale and sum
sufficient To pay of note for S11 3.77, due 22d OF
January, 1879 on acredt as TO SLIT till the 18th
= - = CHARLES T.svAsHoN,
u 10 "a - szE Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-31
BY Grubss & Williams. &is.s
Ancitoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eeaper,fi, street between Main and Bank.
u,RUsTEBs SALE OF THE VERY ~,

u,RUsTEBs SALE OF THE VERY
IL vlLUABtiE BUsINEss1ST ,A-I., 1871 AZ JHE
AND GRACE sTREEfseBY virtue Of q deed OF
tr1st eTeeated by r. S. REILLY. trustee, Tor Mary
Erapcisce 20 the subscribers, as trustees dated l2ts
of October 1875 and duly recorded, being thereto
required y the creditor secured We VIII sell Dy auc-
ZION on MONDAY, 10th Of February at ~ o,ciock
p. III. upon the premises. the PROPERTY situate
as above fronting % feet on seventeenth street,
running back along Grace STIR ct about 80 feet 10
onion Street. 1t has upon at STORE and Other
fnfdtlqs occupied by Messrs. Castiglione, Bernie,
chi, and others; and having tzree street fronts, ano
htJrlg within few steps OF the First arket t az
present Yields good rent. andds capable with judi.
cfous Improvement, of being made one OF the most
productive pieces OF property in the city.
TERHs. Sufficient in cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to pay SloS.75 for Interest due 10 l2th OF
January, 1879. aud any taxes due ana unpaldo;
credit as TO $3.50 until the 18th OF January 19Oo
irow nearly twenty eight years In the fulure ior
bond bearing interest at six per cestum per annun
from 10Th Of January. S79 the Interest TO ne PAID
auarter-yearly ana secured by deed OF trust upon
The property: and the residue upon terms TO be IRE
scrbed by the grantor in said deed OF tEst anG IN
case of his failure. then upon terms TO he named oy
~ N A. d. WILLIAMS,
LEWIS BOOKER,
Trustees.
,xr.o, e. huptfnOpore. In 20
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AUCTION sALEs-.-Tnis Bay.
By Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctfoneer,
1Ol5 Main street.

SALE OF ELEGANT
j. RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF.LAND
ON MAIN STREET HALF-MILE WEST OF THE
ClTY,-By virtue or a deed Of trust dated the 18th
of September, 1877, duly recorded in the clerk
Office Of Henrlco County Court, being required so to
do by the beneficiary therein secured will sell on
the premises, on MONDAY, 18th January, l S79,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the beautiful BRICK DWELL
ING, containing twelve rooms, with marble man
tells and elegantly finished walls, lately owned by K
W. Brown, Esq. Large brick kitchen and stable on
the premises. The place has large orchard of
pears. apples, and peaches Every part Of the place
is In excellent order, and is of the most desiri-
bic residences in the western suburbs.
This property is sold subject to deed OF trust
dated 10Th December. 1875. for $500. payable
December 10, 1878, but by consent Of the holder a
credit Of one year will be given from that dale
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale aud to pay q
note of $50S.S0, due 18TH September, 1878. with
interest ut six pcr cent. till paid and the balance
the present owner may direct.
S. CONWAY GODDIN, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above saleis postponed until FRIDAY. 81 st
January, $40, at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. ia "a
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il %
BY Frank D. Hill, n,..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
llOS Main street.

A SsIGNEEs' SALE OF CHOOSES IN
n ACTION OF PAINE. GABELL Il CO., BANk-
RUPTS, AT AuCTION.-By virtue OF an order of
the United States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia in the matter Of Paine, Gaoeil e
1870, we will sell at public auction on MONDAY
the Sd Of February 1879, at II O'Clock NJ In front
of the United States custom house. on Bank street
all the CHOOSES IN ACTION Of the firm OF Paine,
Cabell SC Co., bankrupts. Amongst the debts due to
said firm several secured by deed OF trust, Judg
ments &C., &c. The object OF this sale IS 10 secure
final settlement OF the estate of said bankrupts.
Paine, Cabell & Co. The closes in action referred
to- amounting 20 several hundred claims, will be d.
e .F JAMES CASKIE.
-.a JAMES Z. APPERSON,
Assignees.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF7S SALE.
: Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, Sta February,
1879, at IL O'Clock A. Al, at the farm Of II. 3.
Orem ESQ, on the Nine-Mile road, opposite New
Bridge church, the following property. belonging to
w. B. Holmes. to satisfy distress. warrant In my
hands In favor Of Paul Sober, trustee for s. N.
SUPERB PIANO TAX octave),
l CENTRE-TA BILE,
/ lot BRuSsEES CARPETING, said to be sixty
yards;
l SOFA,
l ROAD-WAGON (sprinp).
The above property is very fine, and In excellent
order. n
ia 27,2e9I &Fe3&5 for j. T.. Jones, 8. n. q.
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THROUGH FREIGHT: ,vwrD.
LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE-, LIVERY. AE,> 80
Ei SaLE.sTABLEs AND RlyiIi,MI>ytt.iIELsi,
BAZAAR, lass AND LAO ER t%a:5'sci -
BOARD HORSES BY The DAY ..
Special rates to droyers and every afsT ias!r e'
extended them for the transaeio' ,.ls
In connection With the stables have ~ iioRskSs
Bazaar for the SALE By AUCIiUSS. HARNfs''
s aT1iI rs BRiiSLEs, ROBES, WILL lSi sArrR'
AUCTION DAYS: WEDSEsp->' ,.,o,
DAY sc IL O'Clock A. al. n,yIs. rpprEe''''
@, 8. ALIEN, Manager. %'
q. G, BUkToN, Axcttoaeer'
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sEFNE-THREAD.
ANTICIP A'TION OF

I'M ANTICIPATION q Fn s,sRyaFsp.
barring our house reraodelled aud g
rep unted throughout we viii commence selling our
enthve stock Of SEINE-THREAD jegery pound I'M
ported this sessen3, sEINE-LINES, GlLL-ROPE.
YAwEfNG. SEINE-CORK. NETTING for All
kinds OF seines. &c.s less Than the goods can
be impc eted for.
iAise,. o urseniina stock Of DRY GOODS. CLOTH
ING, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, &C., at correspond
Ing redHctf ON. 81 5s34sa *
we have too mary goods. and mean to sell at d
loss In order 10 sodnce stock before we make our
Alterations, w hfeh we shalt commence In o short
tIn,e. L.LICHTEN6TElN& SONS,
corner SeFenisen,h and TrnDxIsn Streets
ITHREADs war; gntad superioy 10 any tYer import
+ ed Into lhs IJaitst slater ~
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old >EFFS
L Dominion Steamship Company scszxs4l-lss7s4s=ss.
steamship WYANOKE. Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, January 31st. ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock 4. ~
Through bills CT ladng signed ami goods for
warded with dispatch to ali points north, south,
east, aud west; also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, @l2; stccra2e, &c and
IS.
For freight or passage apply to
G. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
4, oo-3t ComDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
- AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-At
the request OF The dcvisees of the late Alfred Penn.
shall offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
the 9Th February, 1879. at AZ O'Clock 7. M on
the premises, his LARG f AND ELEGANT RESI-
DENCE, located as above now In the occupancy OF
the Hon. James Lyons. The LOT has front OF "a
feet and depth Of 152 feet 10 an alley. The
DWELLING Is in good repair. and possesses every
accommodation for large family usually found IN
such an establishment: AS It Is SO Wei known, Il
further description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut six. twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-four months, for negotiable
NOES, interest added secured by d. ed or trust.
Possession about the st of April next.
w. GODDIN,
IA ll-law3w&tds Real Estate Auctioneer.