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FOR RENT AND SALE.
.OR RENT.
r. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets northwest.

have Furnished Houses. In good locations. for
rent to private families only.
make no charge to landlords for advertising their
property and keep /. before the public constantly.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city for
sale, at prices from 81, 600 to $780, 000 and easy
terms. All property for sale at my office has been
reduced in price. -
B. o. HOFFMAN.
nov8 10th and SITS. NV.
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o2O.OO PREMIUM,
y Which is the highest award offered for fine
CREAMERY BUTTER,
ards awarded to A. E. PHILLIPS by the Judges at
our National Fair Association. Some think this
Waterloo defeat. We can't see it.
We have just received 100 25-lb. Tubs FINE
CREAMERY, and are having packed 5, 900 lbs. in
small stone Crooks weighing and IA lbs each net.
Send in your orders promptly, and secure pack
age
We have fine stock of Dairy and Cooking BUT
TER on hand.
A. e. PHILLIPS, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
641 La. ace, with BARBOUR HAMILTON,
Wholesale Grocers. nov8-7t
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EXCLUSIVE STYLES
PARIS and BERLIN CLOAKs.
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
CIRCULARS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS and WRAPS.
FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS.
200 CLOAKS, ranging in price from $5 to 300.
GENUINE INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR, DECCA AND
DELHI SHAWLS.
HYMALAYAN AND BLANKET SHAWLS.
These goods are all NEW this season, and an in
spection of them is solicited.
rg-ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY e. BROTHER,
Pa, 0Ue,. corner 9th st.
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estteSsi take their advice, A~ 1."i
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u A. MCINTYRE,
IL REAL estate BROKER,
No. 918 F street. opposite Masonic Temple.
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FoR RENT.
405 G ST. N.W.-Fine twelve room Residence with
every convenience; fronts south, on Judiciary
Square.
1929 T ST. N.W.-Desrable nine-room Dwelling.
with cellar; new, and containing all modern
improvements.
CORNER 10TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE
N.W.-Basement Rooms, well adapted for
Plumbing Establishment.
zoos ST. N.W.-Comfortable twelve-room Resi-
dence. facing Government reservation.
LARGE BUILDING, containing twenty rooms
adjoining Ebbitt House,
THOS. J. FISHER co.,
oct3O 1928 street northwest
THoNAs ). MYERS Real E 5s's Z Assns: .
FOR RENT.
3l6 18th st., r.. water and gas S06 F st. NV.
"a r., mod. impe.. 1910 8 st. NV, "a, mod.
fmps. 1924 l4th st;, store and residence.
FOR SALE.
SO b ST. NV, water and gas.
10l1 9Th ct. NV. IA, goo It. ground.
9lO I'D Ct. NV, rms, lot n IT, 'front.'
1904, 1910, 1912 st. NV. $50 @ as
A6l 81 ct. NV, lot 3Ox10O. 49,. !,
40 Of NV. three-story brick. mod. imps. wiz be
Lots In a parts Of the city sep1s
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nEOORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS at
~ cQgs g make room for neW goods at H0L-
MMEAD CO.'S lS43 = street, opposite the Ebhltt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-08

YIRGTNIA.
SAMUEL B. PAUL, President.
R X b T E BohE1tke, Vice Presidents.
Judge JOHN r LAY, SIpt; Of Agencies.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER SOU OOO w.
as local inst tuition In the District of Columbia by
the following well known gentlemen:
@'o THOS. L. HUME, President
n. q. WILLARD. Z. T. FRISTOE.
n a. DAVIS O. C. GREEN,
Henry FRANC, ]. 81. GORDON,
a. 81. PICKRELL+ ~. w. BURCHELL.
ESAU PICKREIL, JOS. WEAVER,
GEO. W: COCHRAN. B. II. GRAHAM,
TRUsTEEs.--F: W. JONES, HARRY E. DAvI
Medical Examiner.DR. r. A. ASHFORD.
General Agepts-THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
octU-lm 1xSS Est. ss.sc.s Warrington. D. q.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ALEXANDRIA l. WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH. 1879.
the following trains only will be run between Wash
ington and Alexandria:
Leave Washington for Alexandria 100, and IL a.
M, and LOO, 6, and IL 30 p. M.
Leave Alexandra for Washington IL midnight, 6,
and 10 a. M, 3, and p. m.
All other trains will be discontinued,
GEO. c. WILKINS. supt.
ED. s. YOUNG, A. G. I. A. nov7-2t
nESIRABLE GOODS. = Beautiful Solid
~ Walnut Stands. 81, .$l25 to %; Solid
namented Solid Walnut Side and Corner Brackets;
Clock Brackets, Statuary Brackets, slipper and
Wall Pockets, Book Racks, &c, &c, from 25c. To
Il; Childrens Cane seat Rockers and High Chairs,
81; Ladies' Low Sewing Chairs, 81; Lovely Bou-
Tnet Holders. in . immense VARIETY 2Sc , to sOc
129c. to 81 EACH Majolica Goods of all kinds, from
25c. to 81; Beautiful Wine Sets. 81 Silk Velvet
Cabinet Picture Frames, SOC. each; Solid Walnut
Frames, SOC; up; Engraved Frames, 25c. up; Six
Silver plated Teaspoons, SOC. Six Silver plated
Tablespoons or Forks, 81 Silver plated Casters
[three FIVE bottle), Butter Dishes Pickle Stands.
Spoon Holders Mugs, Goblets, &c, 81 each Six
Solid Steel Knives and Six Steel Forks. honest
goods, for 81; Six Ivory Handle Knives. 81. so
Chromos are ahead of anything else.
Please call and see our
NEW GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
b. SILvERBERG,
312 Serenth street,
now Near Penna. avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

u in BURL1NGToN and CEDAR RAPIDS Stock Stock
Sept. l: Similar profits made every month. Cir
,EyARTs, BARNES. & CO., Bankers,
oct2O-t, th&s19t "a Broad street. New York.
G1O TO 81 LOCO invested in WALL STREET
ID STOCKS makes fortunes every month. Book
sent free explaining everything: Address BAXTER
CO., Bankers, Wall ST., NY. oc14- tn. tn, SIX, 1y
A GOOD PLAN.-Combining and operating many
n orders in one vast sum has every advantage of
capital, with skillful management. Large profits
divided pro rata on investments of $25 to So 0OO
IN stock dealings. mailed free. LAWRENCE & CO.,
55 Exchange Place, New York sep25-eo3m
HUARANTEED INVESTMENTS
N By our Insurance System Of Investments in
Stock Operations we insure indemnity from loss.
No Marginal" Or snriyilege" plans Investments
ence from stock operators solicited. p o. Box 1856.
DAMS MAYNARD 4 CO.,
sep9-3m SO Broadway, n. Y.
N P. HERRICK CO.,
Ds COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS'
No. 43 NEW ST., New YORK,
Buy and sell all active Stocks at the New York
upwards, or for cash. q The Operator" . weekly
paper for investors, forwarded on application.
Washington references furnished. sep9-3m
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LOST AND FOUND.

MADAM ROSS, the long established reliable
M Clairvoyant and Astrologst, gives better salts
fact ion in all affairs of life than any one in the pro-
gives advice and assistance on all matters apper-
tanning to business, love and matrimony. AL in
trouble call. Satisfaction given or no pay.
Consultation Rooms, 402 I'd st., above b st. north
west. oct9
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
liens on real estate. sos 10th st. n W., to 10
M. Always in before 9 and from to 5. jl1-1Om.
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TUGLA KID GLOVES.
q THE FINEST KNOWN
Only to be had at
y. T. PALMERS, WASHINGTON, DC.
We have now in stock full line of the above
make. Also, the Genuine MONOGRAM KID I n
GLOVE, in newest street and opera shades, llNn,l
.JUGLA KID GLOVES will be ordered in WV Wv
single pairs to match any shade of dress goods
and in any number of buttons desired at D. Juglas
Up. PALMER,
IMPORTER,
11O7 r st. n.tc.
N.B.-TelephOnic connections, octIS
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NEWTON H. CHITTENDEN. ATTORNEY AND
IN COUNSELLOR AT Law, Webster Law Building,
Washington, D. CA general practice in State and
Federal Courts. and before all the Executive Depart
ments Of the Government Special attention to cases
in the supreme Court of the United States Court of
Claims, and before General Land. Patent and Pen
sion Offices. novl-6mk
WEARE NOW OFFERING THE HANDSOMEsT
w lot of FINE SILK NECK WEAR ever shown in
Washington, and at prices that astonish those who
nR. M1LLEMS HEURALGlA or NERVE ACHE
attest their efficacy. Sold by Al druggists. STOTT
4 CROMWELLs Wholesale Agents, No. $50 Penn
eylyauia ave. ap22
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

west gently rebuking his flock for their
extravaganza in dress, used the word
garbage" surprising it to be more
elegant form of "garh." Wild hilarity
in the choir and horrible CONSERVATION
among the devout portion of the flock.
At last il has been discovered How
TO keep boy ON the farm" The plan
is to kill him and bury him six feet
deep in the harn-yard. This rule does
not apply in Ohio, however, where
hody.snatching makes il extremely
doubtful where the boy would be q
week after burial Norrsiotm Herald.
There appeared to he some irresisti-
bic force endeavoring to impede his
progress, rs he would shakily advance
y ston or two. and then execute u retro
grade movement, bringing up at the
startmg-poiut. He was undoubtedly as
drunk rs lord, and the ground APP
poared to roll beneath him like unto
the oceans restless waves. An at once
he was seen To reel, ondeavor TO catch
himself, and then sink heavily into a
heap on the pavement, and when the
hy.standers ran 10 his assistance, he
said "'Atch sheverest shock fan
earthquake eve: sperienshed, N I've
h'n On lsh coast shinoe 80. Mutsoh
damage done, " reckon?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
Who Owns the Land In England.
Macmillans Magazine.


More than half the soil Of the United
Kingdom is nominally owned 10y some
1000 persons. According To II valuable
analysis Of the very ll-arranged and in
complete parliamentary return Of the
land owners of the United Kingdom
published in the Financial Reform
Almanac" for 1878, AL persons are the
owners of 22,SSU,755 acres, or nearly
5,000,000 acres more than one-fourth Of
the total area Of the United Kingdom.
The mind is unable to grasp what such
II monopoly costs the country, but Ger
tain features Of it stand forth with u
prominence sufficiently notable. In a
most absolute sense, the well-being of
the entire population Of some 100000
souls is placed in the power OF IL few
thousansands. For these thousands the
multitude tolls, and il may be on coca
sions starves. Hence it is that al
ually before us that most saddening OF
all spectacles, two or three families liv-
ing in great spiendor, and hard by their
gates the miserably poor, the ahject
,layes Of the soil, whose sole hope IN
life is too often the won khJuse-that ia
nous device against revolution, paid
tor by the middle class and the pau.
per's grave. Our landowners have not
merely burdened the land with their
game preserves; they nave tied il up,
and actively cohspired TO prevent It's
due cultivation. Instead Of rising 10
the true necessities 81 the case, they
cling TO their game, make penal enact
ments about il, and struggle to augment
the intensity Of the evil which il is To
the people, as il the very existence Of
the country depended on hares and
rabbits. In his absolute supremacy the
landowner overrides all justice, takes
precedence Of all ordinary creditors on
mis- helpless tenants estates. and con
trolls the system Of cultivation, oftenin
utter disregard Of private rights or )ri.
vate judgment, and, in addition, secures
10 himself the absolute reyersion Of
every improvement which the tenant
may make on the land.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
The Princess Christina Dead.
New York sun.

A dispatch from Madrid announces
the death Of the second daughter OF tho
Duke Of Montpensier, Mt Seville, on
Monday. at tho age OF 81. Princess
Mara-Christina was born in Seville, in
October, 1852. She was the sister OF
Mercedes, the late Queen OF Spain, and
Of Marie-lsnbello, Countess Of Paris, and
cousin Of King Alfonso. Her death
leaves the Duke Of Montpensier with
only two children living, one of whom
is the Countess Of Paris, and tho other
son. Prince Antoine-Louis. Philippe,
aged 10. But he has two graDd.chil-
dren, n son and n daughter Of the Count
81 Paris. They were both born in
Twickenham, England, where the Or
leans family reside.
The Duke of Montpensier married
The Princess Marie Louise, sister OF ex-
Queen Isabella, In 1916, and has during
the whole Of his life been intriguing 10
secure the throne Of Spain either for
himself or at least for one of his chill
drcn. lie succeeded in arranging the
marriage Of Mercedes and Alfonso, but
the early death Of the Queen put stop
70 his influence upon government mat
tiers III spain. IL was rumored that the
Princess Maria Christina was to become
the second wife Of the King Of Spain,
but tho disparity Of age alone would
have been an obstacle TO such match,
the Princess having been five years old
or than the King. Her death will pre-
clude all possibility OF Alfonso XII.
marrying INTO the Orleans family.
The Princess remains will be placed
near those Of her sister, the late Queen
Mercedes, in the Escurial The Court
will 90 into three months mourning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

a CoRREs PoNDEST Of the Cincinnati
Gazette. writing from lronton, O., says:
:" The Lawrence rolling mill has been
running for months Oh orders as plenti-
ful as they ever were since it made its
first ton of bar iroa. The Belfont nail
mill has been running double time
and portion of the time three turns
daily for almost or quite as long time.
One Of the best furnaces in this section
has had an offer for its entire product
up to June /, AZ figures half a dollar
above ruling rates and declined 10 ac-
eept it. The 4Etna iron works, whose
great and disastrous failure was mem
toned in preceding letter, has made
satisfactory settlement with It's credit
ors and il preparing 70 put the Alice
furnace in blast as soon as the trout les
in the Connellsyile region will permit
Of coke being procured. They will
then set to work some $50 or 400 idle
hands. The following charcoal furnaces
have started or will 90 into blast short.
y: Grant, Monitor, Heela, Buckhorn,
Olive, Mount Vernon, Lawrence, Pine
Grove ONO, near Bellefonte across the
river ia Kentucky; and the following
stone coal furnaces as well: Belfnt
and Sarah, in lronton, and the Nor
ton and Ashland stacks, in Ashland,
four miles above Kentucky. Some Of
these have been idle since 1874 The
merchants Of the town are feeling in
better spirits than they have for a long
while. for they believe the turning point
has been reached at last. Inc idle
men, Who, a year ago, were 70 be found
Al every street-corner, have gone %
work.
AMLIE ..rn... 1.rr..a ~ -. II ,E...t -. III
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

The three tallest trees in the world
are believed TO be sequoia near Stock.
ton, Cal, which is 30 feet, and two
eucalypti ID Victoria, Australia, esti-
mated 10 be I3J and $50 feet high re-.
spectiyely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

Az Iowa farmer, who lost his suit al
court, shot and MORALLY wounded the
opposing lawyer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

TIE tramrs are fleeing Texas, hav.
ing got the idea that blll to put them
70 work had passed the state legislature.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

SMALL grain crops are promising mall
sections Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

Editors Dispatch In reading the notice
of the freaks OF lightning in the extract
which you publish from the West Point
Star 10. day, one can but be struck with Inc
fact that The fluid passed between and pref
ty close. we may presume. TO t,1o lightning
rods, or so-called conductors, entering the
house through al open window. This
proves, does it not, that IN ascending cur
rent OF heated air has more affinity for light
ming than metallic rods? l presume tue
larger the volume OF this heated ar ihe oet-
ter the attraction presented. Is it not the
rule that when men and animals take shell
ter under q tree, and the tree is struck by
lightning, that ii any are LETT It's the men p
the animals throwing off more heat, thus
forming larger current through which Inc
fluid descends. The exception, reckon, Is
from the position OF the men, nearer the
tree and probably just in the line OF the
lightning, or from the conclusion OF the air,
and they are not struck at all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

TERRIBLE EFFECT OF THE ADMISSION OF
WOMEN TO THE MEDICAL SCHooL.-A con-
yersation OF the future: Hollis Holworthy
Injecting -Esculapia Sawbones, who has just
entered the medical SCHOOL,: How do you do,
Miss Sawbones? Miss Sawbones: Oh, pretty
we'll, thank you. There is trif1ing irrita-
ton Of the muscular tibres of the anterior
surface of the soft palate in the region OF
the anterior pillar of the fauccs, slight
contraction of the inferior constructor and
the styio and ralato- pharyngcal muscles,
and little enlargement OF the mucous
follcles OF the amygdala, but otherwise
fPoor Hollis was only prevented from rush.
ing for the nearest doctor by Miss Sawhones
somewhat scornfully assuring him that she
had only a slight sore-throat.) -Harvard
Id3uDOOu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
fFor the Dispatch,1
IA Midnight Storm.
ny 4. ). cHrLEs.

q = G y.
hs sss ~, nss a sss brow
soil pail OF 6a xness. save aiss, Tho oudlands
Sometimes the iishinipSs 'o''s1.s
And ss ea ,s q m ,esess ,s sSw crowns,
AS me sasss Of strength somehow
ss sweNfa nns.er. reiiine , s.,r
Like teatneIs gr sMea 800. -
Ten ossi The heavens with their waiting cries,
.r.,si M s,asnre ali one dark snd fraghtfal ;n,ms'
nsaast, ss, ssFof folds las q eScn kes
Fass sS Vision seemed 70 all thing Of doubt;
AID he'll, that world .f ts:re e.,it %i,heat ~
ana aisea The trembling earth with its assau'sins
shon;,
waves reared their dark forms on aisfi,
Vast nlonn,ans of the sea, whose peass cts snT
The wanssrisg if an nm s aao.a lay.
sn ns saved the depth Of ocesns fearful sway.
Range upon range OF iquie, To-. sl oserr erny.
Far az tse s ssS ssander.e destruction ,olled
so many foundcred ship at sea ana many . u''''
soul. G7a
There splendid ship In ssns g, a5s s,
. vi sns,5ied groups apon her decks did stand
with cheegs robbed Of all color. .essaa. p pa
.Threg rauad their ruined seA-!iome Walls :"
And cried with terror as a mournfui wall. ,.o,
NT r,S who're The sea the treacrons breaker aves,
TSsi soon would be the monument above their
ocean graves.
Srs, mothers clasp young children to thelr hearts
In an g, ernal. heartHreskiug embTacc'
The friend gr3sps friendly hand, theh iourHie'
The wife's las, look rests on the husbands race
Thus mid the clements Side-.preadlng "aS'e'
In That deep farewell agony they wait
s1nIil the gap Is closed. the little space c,,,o
Thaf stretch between them and tier awiu, iate,
Ere those two hundred souls pass IN beaaa 5
gloomy gate.
,oc,.c,amued lighthouse from its base was
And Shattered on the wave-washed rocks below.
Stern Nature seemed about to wreck me World
Such as The globe before nor after know.
II seemed preSage 10 that dreadful tlnf.
When the great judgments final fire ShaN gov,
And The vasi earth. with all her load of CRIME,
Sal, in red ocean flames yield up her age subAme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
by Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF
/ THAT VALCABL CENTRALLY LO-
CATEU LOT. on THE WEST SIDE uF TENTH
sTKEET MIMEDsATELI Is T,, EE Sui-T Tt
WEST corn OF MAIN AND TENTH
STREETS-Bv virtue OF 4 trust deed 10 me, dated
22d May. 1877, of record in l;ichmnnd Chanccry
premises. on FRIDAY, June %. 1879, at Il
O'Clock NJ. tho abovc-descrlhed RE:iLLY-EALr-
ABLE LOT, in the heart IF the business Fart OF The
civ and The most desirable now on the mar kct
IL has a front of 22 feet aud depth OF GO feet.
more or less. anu nouudcd on the north by an alley.
TERMS Liberal, and ma.ie known NJ sac.
JAMES l.. APPERSUN.
;.1s Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
By ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE .
/ REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE qf
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN LOCUST Al,
LEY AND WALL STREET. AND On me
NORTH SIDE OF AN ALLY BEIN ZEN W h III
sTREET AND SHOCKOE CREEK. AND AN .,l Ne
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN SIKEEiS'
K SOWN AS THE SOAP. AND CANDLE FAY tG
TORY LOT, AND THE MACHINERY AND FIN
TIRES ATTACHED THERETQ.-By virtue OF Il
deed Of trust executed toy james Murphy ana wire
TO The undersigned. bearing date 2lst OF July
1876 duly recorded IN Richmond Chancerh Our !:
and of a decree entered by the Chancery Cnurt OF
the city of Richmond OH the Oath OF June Si9. IN
the case of Lindsay rs. Murphy. &c. we sna,I seq
ar pubic auction un the premises on niOSDA
th. Tth of july 1879. at o'clock Z. NJ. lif fair;
NOT ON he first fair day hercatter) that excellent
RRICK 81 ORE and Unwilling, formerly occu-
uie, Sy SAID Murphy. onting feet, more or ices,
on the south side of Franklin street, ana running
back about 90 icet. ,,,cry
After which Will be sold the LARGE blfiCh
SOAP AND CANDLE-FACTORI, fronting on
the north side of said alley SO feet. ana r,,huihE
back on It's west line 70 lie, on lis east line % 81
CreI together with all MACHINERY and FIN
'rIJI,ES thereto attached. and the appurtcli;lhces
thereto belonging. -.- r
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale ami costs of suit. anu taxes in arfcar ara 10
nav of note past due OF 50. 900. with all interest
accrued thereon aud as IN the residue if any on
such terms as shall be announced at the time OF sale
II is pro nabc that the day OF sale more liberal
tel ms Will bc announced.
'''O w. GoDDLN.l Trustees.
e25-lOt y. ~ LEE. {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
Jane.

- Irnon the leary lutc. strings Of the trees
The zephyr sings It's monodv OF sweetness,
The feathcred warbers hearsen to the breeze
And trim the echo of the song completeness
THE ,i,fjc brooks whose waters hum tune
Unto the overhang;ng reeds and grasses.
IJpift their notes 10 bid thee welcome june,
And nod their lilies as Thy footStt passes:
While bcdhups, flies, and ants rule DER the lano'
And evils more "tno numerous 10 mcntlon.'
And last and worst of observation-disclosures ana
Louisville Courier. Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

We laugh ut the African for beating his
drum to make noise, and yet the day IS
almost here when every American Will own
a cannon and shoot of whenever he can Sc
cure the slightest excuse.-Free Press.
An Indiana man shaved off his moustache
and thereby spoiled his marriage with a
girl who thought he looked "just us hand
some as bliyand."
Needs looking into-a telescope.-Sy''a-
cuSe Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
by j. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AucIioneer,
No. lll3 Main street.
u,RUsTEEs' SALE OF A NEW, BEA

SALE OF A NEW, BEAU
L TIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON SAhT,
WATEE. AT GLOUCESTER POINT, KNOWN
as WATER WEN; WITH TEN F r., AS S s,G OF
VIEWS OF CHESAPEAKE BAY. I0Ek-
TOWN. AND OTHER PLACES or l%TE ,Ta l.;
TX virtue of 4 dec d Of trust from John W. DGb.on
To- the undersigned. trustees, dated June - 1879.
and recorded in the County Court OF Gloucester
county Va. ID. g. No. Z. rage 299, and whereas &c
fault has been made In payment OF TWO OF lhe nos
therein secured aud beng r. qnircd by the pencil
cary so 10 do we will sell al the office of D. Ihomp-
son Brown, on MONDAY. June 30tl. at II O'Clock
NJ. the PROPERTY described III sain deed. as Iol-
lows "All that certain real estate wing ana Dtine
In the county OF Gloucester near Gloucester Polht;
on The York river. containing about ~ acres, ana
describes as Squares Nos p 3. 7. 6, ~, and rs IN
plan and survey of Water View, to be recorded IN
the clerks office of Gloucester county together WIN
the water front and the improvements Oh said wa
tcr-fronr." ,
tests from June 20. 1870. and expenses OF sale;
balance on such Time us parties Interested VIII an
nouncc at sale. In event OF their failure so 10 do
then on such time as said trustees Will announce.
l.. l.. BkUWS,
:. SPRTGG CAMPBELL,
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionccr. ]" 24