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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeLeGRAPHIc REPORTS.
xOney Easy at 6 Der eent.-GOysn.
ments Firm and Higher-fIOur I'm
ehanged-wheat Active but Low
er-HOgs Higher.

PRODUCE.
Wheeling w holesalt.
The quotations given In the following reports
are prizes realEei on wholesale transactions, un.
les otherwise specified
The only material change noted this
weak is in meats. These are much
tirmer, and the marke, is excited. Wool
remains steady, and the stock in first
hands is almost exhausted. Wheat and
-four show no fiuCtustion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06

PITrssUnsH, December 5.-Pstroleum
Quiet; crude 81 27i at Psrker's for
shipment; refined SIC for Philadelphia
delivery. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06

HoGS-Thc market IL active and the
supply fully equal to the demand at
Gd4!c.
Provisions.
CoRFEE Fair to good Rio at lICrl6c;
choice lSc, best Wheeling roasted Is,
Arbucklcs' 2lc;ycllow Rio lSc, Java 2jc
MOLASSES Syrup, common IOtd ijc; (;
prime, j0c; New Orleans 3jCrl4jc; choice
new prime jOlajjc.
SUGAR Refined hard crushed lllc;
pulvcriscd, II lc; granulated, II lc, stan
dard A, He; on 4, l0Ic; Il, l0lc;
extra &, l0ic; best yellow, Ole; common
yellow s. @Sic; New Orleans, none in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
.1rcroN sALEs-..This pay.
BY J.. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Anctioheef' \
No. 11l3 Maiu street.

SALE OF I'M M
SkR ss9vGGdRs ssTI oE I'VE FKAM
TSKS a SRo FEf24 sg5FnEEss e
S REyw III BEEoNNG TO ESTATE o. Of 9Ad ss rs
WARDEN, DEEAsEDmBy y srseed o. lpri ri. is i
Of 5 Kchnoa a,t sycd Graham and ats vs We rden
~: The undersigned. special connss,ones ap,
w e psS Sn ' hi phe
ts STE OF which the said James WARDEN oieu
se Ese Of parties es5"g to
small property is respectfully caeo 10 'e sa'e''
THuRsDAY :. MAY 1, 1879
AT 8 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
FRAMED HoUsE on Brock ,Ss n srs,ue ria adi" af
ing fnts o the cast line of Brook ayenre 63 feet and
r runs back between parallel lines 1876 tee'.
BRICK n6gs s brick s tic e.
No. 7O4 west Leigh street LOT Iso nr e o and
runs run back 100 feet, more or less to an ai'es'
u,c,xr TOT sSIciO Ming the above. Fronts
on ,ost move or less, OH said Street, and runs back
100 feet, more or less. to an a''es' *.
NEW FRAME uS Sc { adjoining sasts, r Feet
with I LOT about il feet wide and depth Of =
rgAME HOUSE o S9 n or sfs s:s, rS sn-
p2se lie a5c g f les 1 f5Gn'? wide
AvAcAsr n ae@ n said street! DS and
trsn'i9s n ss ds es to e. alley 10 feet WIDE
-.e1 1I 2 Ei+f HOUSE AND LOT in an
| FRAMHst, wide. between Broad and barehail anu
alley ia Henry reefs. front ing on the south line OF
Snrt,fy 20 fe~t inches. and running back between
sa.fel nncs As feet, being one half OF lot NO. Ill
! Bullock Harvie's ADDITION
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1879,
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. ?.
LOT on the west side OF S1xtecnth net"etl
Broad and Grace streets, running back = iert, inc
depth of lots in Ada mss diSEloH, anu ID pafl VI Io'
No. 81, ia said plan.
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. n.
We will sell In the Office of }. Thompson bro"l;
I1li3 Main street all the title and interest OF
lanes Warden, deceased, whatever they may ne. ."
seven pieces or parcels OF REAL ESTATE ue-
scrfbci in certain TAX-TlTLE DEEDS, al! duly re-
corded in The County Court o. ienrco co ~ f. D. WHEN
deeds reference hereby made FOR 1uiier dcscri
tinn oil the property. 49,, =. ,.,,
Purchasers OF TAX titles will he required to com,
ny with their contract of purchase In cdsii without
DELAY and withou. ref 10 the character OF INC
iii c acquired. Examination OF the lax uties, II
made must be made before the sale.
The auc,ioneer will AXE pleasure in showing any
of the above property to any person, ana VIII Eve
nj, necessary Information on application. j NC
above sales made subject to the approval OF Tue
Court. r, IT., ,,,,,o ~
six. Twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest and title retained Till all purcif' e.
money is paid amt conveyance rercd by the Court.
Aslo laX-itlcs-tcrms annonnccn ~ SUI
HENRY G. CANNON.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioncer. an 22-ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01

A SCHOOL, BOY SToRY.-A correspondent
of the Boston Saturday Evening GdzeHe
tells the following anecdote OF his school
DAYS: Honorable liars are scarce. l re.
member few, and they were Hlsh-schoo!
boys, of course. A squad Of them, pelting
each other with snow-balls as they went
over the Common and up JOY street on the
way to school one afternoon, were not such
good shots that one Of them did not huri
his missile through parlor window-pane.
Up went the window and out popped an
angry lady's head. (Which OF you boys
broke this pane of glass?' L did it,
promptly replied the real offender, stepping
forward to apologize. Whats your name.
and where do you ive?' The boy re-
sponded truthfully; but his companion, to
save him, cried out: NO, no! | did 1t
]. He didn't do it, and bis name isn't what
he said, and he didn't live there, anyhow.
Ny name is So-and-so, and live No. some
thing, in such q street, and my fatheril
pay!' The confusion OF tongues and
counter-statcments so perplexed the lady
that she concluded they were all pack OF
liars, and in rage she shut down the WIN
dow with bang, and broke another pane
OF glass"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01

A ragged looking pedestrian came to the
back-door of the DunshuGder mansion yes
terdpy afternoon, and the hired girl shout
ed. "We've nolhn' for tramps.n "Fail
lady. pause" said the visitor; "Pm not
tramp nor beggar." "What are ye. then /? y
"Madam, I'm solcitor-Sencral.' Utica
Observer.
OF course no woman ever did such a
thing, but supposing now. for the sake OF
argument, as it were, that woman was TO
60 to church for the purpose Of showing of
her new sacQue.
Fitz.John Porter says his son is not
seeking Il. cadetship, as reported. And we
believe him. His son is augbter.-Butato
Express.
Herr krupp hadn't been married six
weeks before he invented his big gun.
Truly necessity is the mother OF invention.
Buffalo Express.
Scene in a Cambridge ballroom Snod-
kins ITO very ycung LADY,: Are you en-
gagged for the German, Miss W.? Very
young lady: Alas Mr.. Snodklns, l am.
Snodkins: So sorry; you were my last
hope. (Fact.) y Hdrcdrd Crimson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01

GENERAL JOHN NJ. PALasR.-ine NeM y
yorI Sun devotes twelve c1osely-piln.eu
columns 10 sketch Of the lie and serves y,
civil and m,itary-oi General john "a. La'-
ner. OF Illinois, with view, It Is supPoseu'
n uniting him on the track for the Demu-
cratic nomination for the next presioeh's
THE Sues article Is thus SUMMARIZED:
aJohn N. Palmer is a self-made man ~
cooner by trade, he became an able ana SUE ui
cessiul lawyer; an antislavery man IN leei,
inc. he was a worker in the Democra.s'
RANKS up to the repea OF the missouri, cou,
promise: he was one OF the foun n;:
ers Of the Republican party; he won d.;
major generals stars in battle on the Oniq ~
side: when clothed with military power d
yies,1ed to the supremacy OF the civil courts !,
Liberal Republican in 1872 nc has Se1;
identified with the Democracy ever s.Hon-
! ON every occasion lie has stood by .t9vern-
ststution, the Union, and the ses> been a
ment of the States; he has ally Of south
hard.money man; an AmerIs, at the age
ern birth and western tra.headed, strong
OF sixty-two he is still aman; he is mar
handed, bard-workJitd nine children and a
ried man. and hssgrandchildren."
| dino proportiOnf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01

The audacity and GOODNESS Of the Russian
reyolutiouists were strikingly illustrated in
the recent murder Of young nobieman
named Bairaschewski, ut Moscow. He was
seated at home in his saloon, entertaining q
few intimate friends, when the door opened
and there entered a young lady named Pras-
kowia Katschka, about nineteen years old,
handsome and prepossessing, and belonging
to we!i-knoWn noble family. Gracefully
salutine the visitors, she calmly drew re-
Yolper from her pocket and with deliberate
aim Shot Bairaschewski through the head,
and he fell dead. The young woman made
no attempt to escape. and was arrested
without resistance. The dead nobleman
had two days before received note OF
warning from the Revolutionary Society.
A calcium light turned on from tie upper
circie OF theatre always strikes the bald
Ortsans 1tcagGne. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01

SENATOR LoGAN's Observation-Disclosures
Gdzette.I-Our genial friend, Colonel Boy
den, of the Cincinnati Times, desires that
we should publicly state whether We heard
Senator John Logan. in his recent speech,
commit ary outrage uron grammar, or do
violence to the agreeable relations which
should exist between nouns and verbs. Be
ing duly sworn, we proceed to say that we
were present in the Senate, sitting In the
seat with Senator DAVIS, Of illinois, when
Mr.. Logan delivered his great speech.
We heard him distinctly make use
OF the foRewing expressions !: IS ii
I had Of knewed it's q have saw
the t,me." &e.s q he done this without re-
Hection." Mr. Logan also used the follow
ing sentence, which we do not find in his
speech in the Record: "I amt been yet in
. position where could hear such senti-
ments as these norated through the settis-
nent, but have long suspieIoned in mig
own mind that there is men in this here
body which would, IL they have the power,
pluck the blue empyrezn from the 9gis of
the American eagle without stopping to re-
Rect where the country was geing to or
drifting at" We submit that some por-
tions Of this sentence will not bear critical
analysis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
by Robert r. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Anc:ioneer;
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE
L STOCK OF LIQUORS, CIGARS. CHEWING
AND SAI0KING-TOBACCO ER.MnUNTED
SHOW CASES, VERY FINE BAR-COUNTERS,
SOAP, BARRELS OF CRACKERS, CAKES,
hEGS OF SODA; lCE-Boa; PIPES, WRAPPING
TIN SAFE. BEDSTEADS. GAS-FIXTURES,
AMNING-FRAME AND AWNING. AND MANY
TlOS.-As trustee Of the estate Of Angelo Bacciea-
lupD and in order 70 close up his affairs. shall SELL
bar, &c, at Petersburg depot. corner of Eighth
and Byrd streets, on THURSDAY the LIST day OF
OF The STOCK in said store. consisting of PURE
No. FRENCH BRANDY hmporte5), barrels of
No. ! WHlSKEY extra gooa and oln). 10000 of
aud CHEWISG-T0BACCO aud other MERCHAN-
Disc, &c. Us named above.
Sale positive and terms cash.
JOHN PODEsTA, Trustee
ROBERT B. LYME, Auclioneer. ap 26-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
BY ". COdnln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VERY VALUABL f GPANlTE-ERnNI
STORE AND DWELLING AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF BROAD AND FIRST STREEIS.-
BY virue of decree of Inc Chancery Court or INC
CITY Of Richmond, emf cred on The 10 II OF April
1879. In the case of Wallis executor against Ellers
administrator. &C., we. the undersigned. Ereclt
commissioners thereby appointed for that purnoSc.
will offer for sale ar public auction on the premises
on THURSDAY the lst of May, 1879, ut O'CLOCK
r NJ. IF fair if not, the first fair day thercafs err
that valuable property located as above now In the
occupancy of MIR. James kain. 1t has front OF -
feet on Broad street. ard depth. according 10 lis
boundary. of about 80 feet, more or less TO an al
Icy 20 feet wide. This is valuable business lnca-
ton, and being Broad street where real eSlate Is
tmDrovin" In value and In much demand should a
tract the special attention OF businessmen ani capl-
tlli-tS.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dcfray costs and eX-
pcnseS Of sale and 10 pay oil the debt due 70 Ellci
razor. amounting to about Sl.TOO ll.t,lce
on credits OF six. twelve and eighteen months, for
negotiable notes. interest added, ami lttle retained
until all Of the purchase money shall be fully paid
and Il conveyance ordered by the court.
4. VI. KELLEY,
j. a. LYMAN,
Special commissioners.
~ az % On az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
To the Poets.

Ono Of the most troublesome delus,o sa,h,o
= o ois,orsis that which prompts sensible
people to attempt to write poetry nyy:n, cav
trouble does not arise from que ,ms ne no.
~ editorial waste baskets, but from tue ~,
S'.,ar sensitiYeness OF the sensible persons IONS
s @ho cannot write good verse and think that
, msy can One Of the most sensible men we We
e ,usy knew once sent US wretehed pieee, o.
do dosgerel. with the information that ,s o MS
friends considered Il, ,;e e.G, s so;d Friends
d Gn not sa like to fgbt such decisions, Now
th y . brother can write good prose-has, IN.
deed rare gift of saying things in prose rsss
IN this matter editors have to be ao inst
when "friends" are not. NOW, , we and and
simply will not prin. aosgeit the excuse that
a a not judges 81 the merits Of poe aa,
c %e u,e tito for we do know bad poetry
when we see it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01

NATURAL CANSoS-BALLs.-[From st.
Nicholas for May.l-"My friend, the late
Captain HawIcy, brought to me from that
Wonderland, the far West. very curious
stone. 1t is black and perfectly round rs
heavy as iron, and looks exactly like can,
non-baIl. 1t was taken from Cannon-ba
river, branch Of the Upper mississippi.
This aforesaid stream contains great
quantities of these balls, enough 10
fight our battles with for centuries;
The biologists ought to be ashanieo
Of their ignorance, but they haven't oeen
able TO tell whether these cannon-balls were
forged by the water-god or the tirc-god. A
neighbor Of mine informs me that lie has
seen some of these balls in the high clay
banks of Red river, La, and that they were
from six to eight feet in diameter. Some
of them are formed OF iron pyritcS, though
generally the balls are OF clay-ron stones"
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ny X. II. X.

,,rn niueiy-pirc pause. mor'ai "o"'
nnd look n, me awhile;
&c. "a The frown that's on ,nS oTo"'
C SnS wrss,tIie thereon smile.
:, hn,d wiIh!t my hand book,
II Goth contain thy deeds; ,,,vun
Tn,r Sn are ne, Lex bit Itf thorns aud weeds.
Perhaps ,hou'lt never live TO say
:. I'm nin,ty.nine years ola
perhaps Scfore the ,norn,nG oa"hs
Thou Witt be sttT and cola.
60 mortal. rise no now ana pray
TbaI God wilt thee forgive;
Eut unto HIM will live.
perhops He win bend down His ear
To hear thy poor. repentant MAYER
And seeing that thou dost him lear
r, rhaps He Will forbear. uco
Forbe r. and spare thy worthless lie
TO do HIS holy viii; e,p .
Tnrn. mortal, ,kou must without 1a'i
TINY VOWS TO Him lu'fi'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
~ UrNNUS e " ITIIIHIN.
Pea! Estatc Agents and AuctiOnccrs,
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
" VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR TIE
EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY or RICH
MOAD At AucTinN.-Hy virtue Of n decree OF
lh, Circuit Court of lrnrro county entered on the
lSlh day Of December. 1878. III The SiItt therein
pruIiup under the short style oi ". &. tahcl rs.
John Tracy. Jr. and others, he undcisiGncd. >rc.
ciaI commissioners. appointed for the purpose. VIII
sell ~ public auction. upon The premises. OH MON
DAY The 5 day of May. 1919. It, O'Clock J.. NJ,
all or so much thereof NAV he necessary FOR The
rurpoSc Of satisfying the hereinafter mentioned
debt AMI CUTS. or that VERY VALUABLE TRACT
or Ia Nd above referred TO. hing Oh the NiaEiS
burg turnpike opposite The National Cemetery. for
merry called Mon.rO$c: but now known As the
town OF E.tudopi. aud containing about 2i6t;
ACRES This property embraces all at The oriEi-
nal town OF Eanholpl excerpt q iivr-acrc lot and
furty-Scvcn Other small lois. The Improvements
arc LARGE FRAME DWELLING and BARN,
both needing repair.
The fertility of the soil Of this tract. with mar
kct at it very door. and lis proximity 10 Hc city.
which us;.iic reasonable hope that IT no III tant
vantage. circumstance which give decided value
to this property. AID witch should attract The al
tention of investors.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dcfray ;hr expenses OF
executing the trust the fees for drawing the deed
mentioned in said decree. If hnprid. and /" dis
from the 10th Of April. 1877, until paid and for
the residue of Ihc purchasc-mnncy, upon such
crcdits and to he secured In such manrrr u said
CabclI shall prescribe and direct and on lilurc To
give such dirxci such terms rs the said com
PE.CTY II. GRATTAN,
JAMES PLEhSANTS.
Special Commissioners.
GRUBnS ( WILLIAMS. huctouccrS.
ap lU-l2.1i.l6. 1872 .23.25&tdtd
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~ 49, 1A14N~h street.

14l4 NJ
,.peE, ATTRACTIVE, AND
VERY LafhoRY SALE OF MY ENTIRE
PEREaloCKERY, GLASSWARE, H9USE-
STOCK OESG GOODS. SHOW-CASES; IOiS
FURNlssc AT AUCTI0N..On THUkSDAAh Il
Mayeast Broad street lhasiHg determined 70 retire
2dn busjuessl nv entire stock OF the aboVe-nalnca
goods. Tine stock IS very large and varied. anu
comnrises every article usually found In hrst-eiass
establishment. Would mention In the
CUPS and sAUCFRs, PLATES. DIsHES:s
TfIRFENS. EOWLS. BASINS and RIVERS,
TEA-POTS. COVERED DISHES,
MUGS, NAPLES, &c.&c
IN GLASSWARE:
WINES. GOBLETS. TUMBLERs,
LASPs. nECANTERS. CANDY:;JARs,
t;Ef EPiE,S, BOWLS, PITCHERS,
HOUSE-FURNI>HING GOODS:
PLATED TEA and df TrAafBLEspooNs,
KNIVES, and FORKS:
FINE FRENCH VASES.
PARIAN STATUETTES.
FANCY SPITTOONS.
WOOD and WILLuW-WARE,
BASKETS. CHAIRS. TRAYS,
BRASS-BOUND CANS. &C.;
BILE FANCY ARTICLES. which cannot &c
enumerated in an advertisement.
Three VERY HANDSOME SILVER-PLATED
SHOWCASES.
The stock Of TOYS emhracrs nearly every article
joupd in a Toy. house. together wi III many other
articles ada ptcd to each line of the business:
The attention OF the trade and the public gene.
rally Is requested. GRO
sixty days credit for approved cudorSG1 neg0abie
paper. o, II T. 81 a. ,;road tircct
F. W POWELL, Salesman. APP 3O-2t
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light AT CLEvELAND.-[Sr

| t1JGHr AT CLEyELAND.-lSpc-
ELECr.g Cincinnati Commercial ]-C2ece'
cial acknowledgements paTk was x'sn I's fnr
sssto-night with Brush'S eleGtric isnt iot
lie fist time. There are Twelve hSn's, anu
they gave more than double the iiSnt OF iuo
gas-burncrs. It is claimed that tne twclYc
are capable OF giving more than three times
the LIGHT OF the burners. The park is to be
lighted with the Brush light nightly, begin
ming with Tuesday evening. On ttaI eve
ming the event will be observed with ap-
Dropriate exercises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auclloncer'
lib east Main street.

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. 1G
= NORTH TWENTY-FIRS'T STREET-At The
request OF the owner VIII sell on the premises OF
FRIDAY. May 2. 1879. at s O'Clock v. NJ. that
FRAME HOUSE now occupied ny l.. Ncach The
mouse IS one and half stories high. ana contains
three rooms. The lot fronts % Ieet and runs hak k
43 feet.
An opportunity is here offered for persons OF
moderate means 10 GET 4 home. or .ny person WIN
limited means can make good. paying tnNeetmelI
TERMS: One fourth cash and the balance IN SIX
Twelve. and eighteen mon'hs after Gale, ihtefcs'
added, ana secured by iced OF trust. ,,,.>-
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
,ror AUctGnerr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
By Augustine Roval and Grubbs & Williams,
AuctiOnGers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
" OF THIRTY ACRES IN CHESTERFlEi:D
COUNTY. IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING HE
CRY OF MANCHtSTER. AZ AUtTION.-ln .Nc-
cution Of decree Of Tie t;s'iugs Cour' OF The city
OF Manchester. entered The eth al March. IS,
i'm The ca % of Cooke against Cooke ard others. the
Undersigned. the SPECIAL commits loncr thereby ar
pointed fer the purpose. will sell by auction, on ihS
nrcu,iscs on TUESDAY. 9Th al May. SO. ~ II
81. the VERY VALUABLE SMALL TRACT OF
LAND situated near In Mauchcs and lying be-
tw IN The Midin' !ian turnpike and The River ro1d,
and is part of The farm recently occupied by Mr..
s. G.. Cooke. 1t lies beautifully. and Is In full view
of The city of Richmond. end viii be sod as Whole
or divided, Is may seem best al the time Of sale
TERMS: Une third cash: tE. balance al SIX.
twelve and eighteen months. for negotiable notes.
interest added; tile retained until The PURCHASE
money Is paid.
WILLIAM HAMILTON SANDS,
;uy1 Commissioner.
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pprnnR1cKsBURG, Aprii 20 10"
II nrbSN x.y.,I ,,n,, Y,ipaQn ID

FRepsn,cksBURd, April ss, is ~ %
Fd;,ors Dispatch: Will, you peas iass,s e tS he
,,,rS 90 10 insert in your aeA' 's''e '"'
original verses SEND! ,,,or Mt that
few nights ago the aotnos d's ,ea;ds him hin,
nm old, wh,te-headed man stoo oa;a 9e'' Am
VIZ n.a.nine wears old. and this book con-
rains thy good and evil DEEDS. "a ;, Oh,
Tie tossed rcstlessly all night, and IN Inc
,narni t rose and composed these lines.
Yours truly, lhh A0'ho"'
CIR, Nincty.utne Years oio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
By Chaliiu, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

SECOND GREAT SALE OF WEST
~ END LOTS-TRUSTEES' SALE BY AUG
TION OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF REAL.
ESTATE IN THE WEST EA ID ON TIL URSDAY.
MAY /, 1S79.-By virtue of 4 certain general deed
OF trust executed by John b. Harve on the 7li day
OF March, 1877, to the undersigned trustees. and
duly recorded in the clerks offices Of Richmond
Chancery Court, and Henrico. Amelia, and Powha-
tan County Courts. we will SELL upon the premises.
on THURSDAY. May l. 1879. at BIZ O'Clock 7. NJ,
large number OF VALUABLE RUILnlNG LOTS
in the plan of Sidney and Hsrvie, and fronting on
Cary, Bevidcre. Pine Laurel. Ashland. Harvle.
Jacqueiin, and other streets. and comprising the
Sidney and IIarrie lois belonging 10 said John Il.
HarSie not heretofore sold: plas of which will be
on exhibition OH or before tile day Of sale.
The extremely low prices at which lots In this
addition sold ut the sale in April should induce
Spectators and others to attend this. Every lot put
up will positively be sold without limit or reserve
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance In eGlal
instruments at four, eight, and twelve months bear.
ing interest and secured by trust-decds.
The sale will begin near Aortons fiower-gorden at
3H O'Clock z. III. JOHN 0. STEGER,
r. Il. CHAFFIN.
ape Trustees.