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for yourself he kudos which be'ones W
tho choseu vessel OF communication. some
times YOU are snubbed by dead blank 81
jence. You have said something Tor when
1, Is desirable YOU should he put down. 20
xou are MT down by the crushing force OF
negative dsdaIn. What you have saiu Us
moi worth the trouble even OF rep'y, SUN
loss of contradiction. We do not snswer
The cat when she news, nor think u awe's
necessary to,coDvince orr Polly tbNeryipg
I" 90 TO he'd, Jack " ut noon u fnti'e eN-
borta,,op- YOU rank no higher than the
cat or the parrot: and what yon nave
lust said bears no more weight llah
the new ~ the one, The pirate OF tue
other. Aud az you cannot talk vita no one
10 listen and no one to reply, the snuD docs
It's WORK. and you are wounded, a. IL was
meant YOU should he. Add sometimes you
are snubbed by direct and uncompp0mlsiDg
contradiction. IL NAV be very niceiy put
u YOUR enemy be weIl-brcd: or II will be
brutalIy and rudely flung in your face II he
or she be il.mannered. Whether nicely put
or Tudety flung, you are contradicled all the
same-bealen back by the surglng waves
which sweep your own strand bIre. but
bring no substitute for that which they lake
away.
Cousln-eerman 10 the snub OF silence u
that Of ostent,tously changing the CONVEX
sation. You are assumed 10 have flJurished
a red rag in the face OF your companions,
and good hreeding rebukes you by asudden
diversion and wheeling round away from
your post. 80 that your aggressive nag shd'i
not be feen- You really are too impractical
bic. they sean to say. There is no sa0duS
riuendi possible with you; YOU have never
learned 10 run cufrcle, nor TO fall into
step: and the only way 10 treat you
Is TO change front rapidly and leave you
pianfe in your isolation. They must prove
to YOU that Ubey are not with you, Though
they are too kind and welI-brcd to say so
openly. IIcuce they snnb YOU with eour'
teous smile. ~ their sole reply To what you
have said. and Immediately open anoteer
topic Of conversation, miles away from thSt
winch you bad b, gun.
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The Art of Stumbling.


Every one can be rude, fOrbidding, inSO-
lent, and Snubbing; but 10 only the StudiOus
and Gifted few i it given TO wound a
friends sef-lOve with 30 slight touch ana
so fine a point as TO be almost lmpcrceptible
at the moment, the only thing certain in the
matter being the wound-which remains.
II takes no artistry 10 contradict 1iiIy, TO
sheer openly, 10 put down an interlDcutor
as a fool who NAV or may not know his own
folly. This is the bludgeon style OF war
fare-the savage's method OF branlnS his
foe and OF cooking bis food IN The
ashes of the fire. The art consists in the
grace with which the weapon IL used; the
ligbiness OF hand with wlnc1 the thrust l.
made; the smallness Of the visible aperture
and the depth Of the corresponding wound
The man or woman who has attained per-
lection in these methods has ever IN posses
sion one OF the most deadly OF all those
poisonous needles, the scratch OF which
testers TO the death, while Invisible 10 all
ewes but the sufferers.
You have lately learned quite new fact,
whether in the physical sciences or in his
torical criticism IL does not signify; but it
/, new, has not yet been published, and
your authority is incontestiblc. You are in
II
out your lately.acquired treasure and make
a present OF il TO all around. "Tbat all I.
| knew that long ago." says the snubber,
who has never heard hequestion discussed.
That is no such wonderful thing 10 tell.
Is, now. you had told u OF the elementary
principle OF life, or who was the man in
the Iron Mask-if you could explain why a
tree grows and who was Juaius-you would
he worth listening to. But this-this Is not
worth the time il takes 10 tell" And as
all persons, save the exceptionally Kind
hearted and the exceptionally generous
minded, like tue sport OF snubbing as much
as fox.hunters like cub.huniirg, you are at
once set down, amid shower OF small
sneers, AZ mere retailer OF secondhand
goods--as one who tries TO pass of old
lamps for new. who offers Stale facts,
switch every schooib0y Knows" as the
latest discoveries made by the great lead
srs IN the world Of mind-aa to get
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flor the Dispdtch.I
AstniS Fortuna Eayct.


OF IflySses. we SIN may dream
Ard E" fool for lEcL :" NAV u The theme.
Since p!Incely gins row foot The blil
For royal fcasts cBIIchPd wih swlll.
I he pupilc cri1 yUu nce; no more
To furnish gold and hll your store.
Your vasssls now yOur wants SuppS
And nc gOoa hi = 10 Won deny.
ULYSSES.
But Roscoe, stop. you know nav aim:
TIE right 70 reign for l!fc e sim;
silver and god NJ y gave rcnCwn.
y Il what l. wealth without crown:
Thrones .urVcy WIN wi-htul eyes;
An empire mere must he lie prize.
ROSCOE.
To gain = crown you have my aid
he frs step now ht- well ben made;
The money power yOn can command
And win the place that You demand.
Rich .if ; insurr the Object sou ut,
Whon an bu life can now br bought;
And Gatfilid'. reign VIII Don expire,
When YOU can hOld great empire.
ULYSSES.
The crown seek now must hc mine;
El lrt lls siill our strength combine.
Gatfipid will hcip-he has The brdS,-
| have the puck. ana You ne gas.
An emperOr's crown gold VIII insure,
What monarch. then. could wish Tor more
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EBcIiOfrOpp.

From Acta Colummanl.I
mid the chanel, rhCqIcrCd gloom
she laughed with Dori aud WITH FioIa.
Aud chartered In he lecture room
The ~auCy little sOIhOIHOra
Yet wniie { - in her O'hor .ChOGls)
She wa.a pTiyile1ed Iran>RreS-or,
III, never broke The simple rules
OF one particular professor.
But when he spoke # varied lore.
Parox,iores and mod uoien'ial,
She listened v h Il face that wore
\ look hail fond. halt revereniia.
TO her, that earnest voice was -wcet:
And. though her love had n cpnIeisor'
Her girliSh heart lay al III itct
OF thai particular professor.
And he had learned. among hi' books
That held he lore ~ ages oideg.
To watch ihC.e T-changinS looks.
The wI>tfu, eyes. ana irrsscs golden.
THAT sire hi> pulse with pas ion pain
And thrilled ms on with soft Ce,irt.
Longing for Youth 20 come again.
Crowned with iis coronet OF IRE.
Her sunny smile her winsome WAYS,
Were more To- him THAI all his knowledge.
Ard she pfeftrTed MS words OF praise
ToaII the hunOrS of the col er.
Yet What am {. OlI>h to him?"
She whisutrrd to her one cOufrssor.
">ne thinks pe old ant gray. and GRIM
In silence pondercd The professor
We, once when Christmas bell, we're rung
Above Ten thousand solemn church, s.,
And swelling anthems. grand! sung
r,al.d through the dim cathedral arches
Ere hOml returning. ~ cd win hope,
softly She soc bV rat- ana gable.
And sect Snrav 81 heli0tr,pe
Left on his Uttered study taol-'
Nor came she more from day to dav,
Like sunshine through The shld Tvs rlting;
Above her grave. FIR. far away.
The eve r..ileut SHOWS were drifting.
And those who mUurned her win some face
Found in its stead a swlfl successor
And loved another In her ptct-
All save the silent old professor.
But in the tender twilight gray.
shut from the sight Of cdTping cr.ttt.
His lonely thoughts would often stray
From Nedi, verse aud Tongues ~enitic
Bidd < tie ghost of persisted hope
Mock with IT. Pas re sat pos'eSs'T
OF the dead spray OF h, iloiropc
That OLce she gave the ola professor.
H. L. L.
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Blodeers came home the otter evening
not periumed like a mllIiner. but bearing
about with him the Odor OF a thousand sam
ple.roOmS. He took of his OyercOat and
threw It on the sofa, aad as his wife took it
I'D to remove it 10 its proper pee III the
hail number OF pieces OF crackers fell
upon the floor. "What are these, my
love :" SAID she, as she stopped t. pick then
Nd. "Only food for The swallow. my
dear" was his indefinite reply Boston
Courier.
A certain musical critic i So full OF music
that he eats soup with Il tuning-fOrk. BOS-
tom GlObe. We presume IL j. also natural
for him to pause and les, at Il bar..-SOmer-
riUe JOurnGi.
"Wnat plan" said one actor TO another,
"sh1ll adopt TO ill the house at my benc-
itl" "Invite your creditors" was the
surlv reply.
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AUCTION sALEs--This bay.
Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
By Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud AuctloDeers'
street between Main and Bank.
SALE OF A WALL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
LIABLE TRACT OF WOOD AND TIMBEREl,
LAND IN THE LOWER END OF HEsKlCO
tUIiNTY.AND WITHIN FOURTEEN MILES OF
RICUMOND.-By virtue Of decree OF The CIRCUIT
Court of the county OF Iicnrico. rendered on the
IL day Of December, 1880, In the chancery cause
therein depending unncr the short style OF Bailey
a.sIgnee, &C., ~. Thomas BlnIOrd's per. rep.
and heirs, the undersigned. special commissioners
therein palned wilt offer for sale at public auction,
al HenricO Courthowe, on
MONDAY. JANUARY TO-! 1881,
ubat being court. day., AZ 2 O'Clock W.. hat VALu-
ARI,E TRACT OF WOOD LAND of which the
late Thomas EinfDrd. Of HcnricO county. died
seized. said land lies Immediately on The main
county road leading from Richmond city To tharEs
(1ty Courthouse. ard contains ny estimation 70
ACRES. be the same more or less. ms land IS
pariloulariy vaIuabe I'm cons qGence OF the large
GnantIty OF CORD WOOD and other lumber grow
ing thereon. aud OF is proximity 10 tne cltN OF
Richmond and 10 The extension line or the Chesa-
peake ana Tho Rai way Company.
TERMS. one NTH OF The purcnase-hipneV III
csah, and the residue upon creblt OF SIN twcNe'
and aighleen months, with bonds win hpprOved
security, bpariDg interest from Caie. ana the nue.
10 DC retained until The whole Dur, hISe- money y
paid aud conveyance ordered bv the Court: hut
should The purchasers elect 80 TO do, lhey may
dispense with giving personal security by paying
one third of the purCbaso-mOncy III cash. ana exc
cutting their individual bon3s for the residue NJ
i've I've aud igh cen months. and the title to be Ie-
tanned a. Aforesaid. - ~
JOHN Il YOUNG.
EDMUNh WAulDlLL, JR,
Special COmmIs iOners.
GRI-BBS & WILLIAMS. Auci iOneers. j. J-ot
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By Jno. +. Laughton, .Ir., AucioG'tr,
l1O6 Main ~tIcot.

THE CHOICE AND.ENTENSINE LAW
L ANn II>CELLANEOC> LIBHAHN OF inc
late Hon. William Gre II. IT.. d., VIII hc SOFA dt
auction by The sub criocr. comm enctrg
JANUARY Is. 1Sel.
at O'Clock T.. VI, and continued daily until The
whole l. sod, ~ the store No. go Man slttt' ul-
Il + lie Gallery.
The BOOKS will he reaCy for examination 'dnu-
arV ION in-tant.
CATALOGUES Will be FURNISHED on applied ION.
JNO. L. LAUGiIIO\. JR.,
Auctioner Of Literary and Personal IIonrrly. &C.
dc %. codt.S 30. 1905 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c

III l.. STAPLES Il CO.,
IL. 1913 MAIN STREET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AtCFlONEERs.
Property sold or rented publicly or privately on
the most favorable terms.
Money ioane" on fca estate.
Deeds written aud acknowledgements taken.
Reference. by permission: First National Bank,
eIJhants National Bans.
Call aud see u or wrlte for Real Estate RerteN.
". l.. STAPLES, VI. 4. STABLES,
OF The late 6rm Chafn, fOf The last six Years with
staples 4 Co. Chaffn. Staples & Go.
HOS MAIN STREET.
fde "a -lml
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rnv.ess TIMES CsME AGAIN.
prices M Few In New York Now as "e'
Ture the War.

soxs gxAwsLEs IN THE NArTER OF GkSIih.
xEN's pagss--Bow O2sArLY MAI DAN
Live III ,ue TRiEs-ANp TIE LAkoe r"n'
cxyrsog TBAr ~ rAeeTeR kEkPiN" " Ar
ceARANrHSs
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RICHMOND, VA, january 3, Io 1.
How Tee IN Made In New Orleans.

An account from that city tells us that the
first thing one notices on entering the frf(Z-
ing-room Of the factory is the intense cold.
then the small heaps OF snow lying around,
and al last tle shining mas, OF solid ice,
made up of blocks sixteen feet high, thirty
long, and over foot thick. These immense
cakes are frozen on plates OF steel, which
are hollow, pipes containing the freezing
agent, ammonia, running through them.
The water falls IN drops from the roof and
freezes as IL falls. thus forming tue immense
blocks.
In another freezingrOom the sight was
beautiful beyond rlptlon-unBumbered
columns OF ice sixty feet high, on frozen
floor, while from above came splashIng
drops Of water, falling as steadily as sum.
mer raiu These iccles surround hollow
iron columns. through which the ammonia
passes, and freezes the falling water that
comes from the roof. The icicles in a week
or two unite, and in little longer time
form a solid block 1000 tons weight. This
is then rut by icc.plOuebs and saws into
blocks lit for sale.
The mode OF making the ice Is this
Aqua ammonia is placed in two boilers
which are heated by steam. Steam pipes
are used for heating the boilers, because ii
Is necessary TO keep the temperature uni
form and steady. The effect OF the beat Is
to generate ammonia gas, which passes
from the boilers into q dryer, where all re-
naming moisture is removed. From the
dryer the gas passes 10 a condenser, where
1t is subiec'ed 10 pressure SUM L.
cient to transform il into liquid. The
LIQUID is conveyed, stlIi by pressure.
to the columns aud pipes in the fretz.
ing-roOms. Released from pressure, The
liquid again becomes gas, aud expands to
$500 times It's former volume. The sed-
den expansion ab.orbs the heat. which is
carried OF with The gas 10 those pipes on
I he roof OF the building, where Il Is mixed
with water and carried back tothe boilers TO
20 over the process. The loss OF ammonia
is very small, and one charge In the boilers
viii last long time.
The most extraordinary feature OF this
mode Of n eezing Is Its purifying qualities.
The natural tendency OF water in the act OF
Ire, zlug is TO exclude slI foreign substances. |
In this case the rejected matter Is con.
inualIy washed away by the downward
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aov, al The water over the surface OF inc
So~,n,nr ice: thus the muddy. bat not I'M
whdlesome waters Of tho Mississippi are
tran sformed into pure, transparent Ice.
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William Butler Duncan aud samuel l.. VI. Bar
Trustees,
The Atlantic, Mississippi ana ONO Railroad COM
pany aud orh"rs.
Bv yiriu" ofan1 pursuant to Judgment aud de
cree of foreclosure aud sale rendered aud entered
al The April term of the said Court. 1879. in the
abovc-entt' action, !. Matthew +. Peasants,
master appointed therein 10 sell all and singular the
MORTGA GED PREMISES. FRANCHISES, an"
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL. Personal. and
MIXED. mentioned IN The complaint "a the SAID
acuon, and In the sad judgment and decree. being
me same NOR gagged, or intended 80 10 De- to the
plaintiffs and Francis Shiddy, since deceased by
mortgage bearing date The Oh day OF september,
1871 do hereby give notice That ON
MONDAY THE lsT DAY or NOVEMBER: 1850,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
at the north front docg of the Cu'tom-IlYuse Of
the United SiaieS, IN the city OF Rchm3ud:Na !
shalt proceed 10 sell at pubc auction. 10 IN" highest
bidder. the following. described PKOPERII-lhas
Is to say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
INAND To TIE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, IT'S ENTIRE
LINE OF RAILROAD
exrendi,g from Norfolk. I'm the state Of Vrginia,
To- CUMBERLAND Gap, in the State of keutucky-to-
grther with
ALL BRANCHES OF TIE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
Ali REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-STOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES APPEE-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
as fully and at large set forth In the said judgment
aud decree. priniei copies OF which VIII be- for
warded by the undersgu master by mail 10 those
applying therefor.
Sucn sale will he made on the terms specified In
the decree OF rae. of witch bidders Will take no.
tcp dnd subject To certain subSisting nrlOr mems
upon the pfemi e.. particularly described IN me
said udg neDt and decree. aud statement ot WHICH
Will be open for the in.r elton OF bidders Ihlrty
days PRIOR to and at lie fne OF sale. =,
NJ +. PLFASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, July 5. 1880.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
thereby give notice that In obedience 10 MI order
of the Court have adjourned The sale announced IN
the above adyerlisenen enc To IL O'Clock NJ. of The
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1851,
at the place therein mentioned.
NJ. +. PLEASANTS, Mastr.
RICHMOND, VA- November l, 1850.
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fJ'WO FRAMED DWELLINGS ON Tie
| WE~T SIDE OF FIFTH STktEI BEINkrN
BROAD ANDGRA STREETS AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1881.
=, ~ n.clock T. NJ We viii sell by auction. uDOn
the prcmi,c~. The ! We FRAMED DWELLINGS
situated a. shove. adjoining he handsome new ore
OF Me,srs. Fouiqurran, Price, Temple Go. They
have tch about Fix rooms; the lots on each 1880
feet.
The situation ol this property on ta'ol re ave-
uue vilniu a few Steps OF The best part OF Broad
street makes It desirable site for small stores.
Proptrly improved, 1t would be Il tine paying pro.
perry. .,,,. ,.,,,,.,,
Ia Au"tlOuctr-.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTi-SiTEMj
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANE
INGS ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
sMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States MALL
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
2. C.. CLIFFORD, Commander

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth
Smithdcld, and Hampton; Washington, y. G.,
Newb,rn Washington, an TdrborO', \. g.. aud
all points In Eastern NOrf Carolina: also for East
Shore OF Vii ginia. old Point. and an regular
landings on james river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills hsued J.. u. TRTUM
So IL Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, YORK. RIVER AND Hr,rEAAEt
RAiiRltD.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKING LFFECT AUGUST j. .'e.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 Z. NJ. Leave Richmond tally 'rareW SIRE
ia,j connecting al W.. Point ODD
Tuesday. 1llU R>bAl, sd ~ 7
IRDAl win steamers e.. i.l To flo
Tugs on the York river and i"t ht.'
THROUGH rRKIGHT TRAINS.
500 4. NJ Leave Richmond Oaily feyr'It 20
lO:lJ a. VI. ( dayl. connecting al Wet Point "
steamers for Baltimore ob N'NhAl
II EsDAY. WEDNE~ g.,
THJR,DAY, and sATIEpN
with steamers for Nrs N.rh ,.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. ar.
FRIDAY; WITH Steamer, ior Pr
dence AMI HosiOu on II t>IpAl &C
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRANS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive Al Eicnmoud "a - enrtt
SUNDAY connecting at West Ir
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aal >Ai'
URDAl WITH steamers f.uw lAt
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 4. Nj ARRIVE A richmond al .'k'ris
G:3J l.. M.( sunday. connecting A. Wet ID,
with steamers from Bali mIle, NtN
lork. Providence, aut Boston.
No transfer OF freight AZ Richmond - az rom
southern points Cars run through between Ai-tIA
Careful handing Sad Dispatch, With loves. rates,
Through bills OF lading with guaranteed rA.ss,
Issued ~ all northern aud western points.
For Information. apply At once Ot To- comps "
Twenty-thlrd aud Dock streets. Richu MI. "a
auls ". T. nOI'GLA>. Suueriuferh' =
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MD DOMlNlON tAMSHH' <,esT.
~ COM AM s.SssnAxE,
FOR NEW YORK.

TIL. ;8mpsny viii disp2lcl one OF tneit splert.t
stein. rS-tiD DOMINION, WYANOKE, MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC .;hLL, and RICHMOND
every IT ESDA>, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY a.
nigh water
These 5bics are entirely new. and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
They Eove splendid saloons 5tate-rooIns, and bat
rooms.
Tie fare, accommodations, and attentions are tn
surpassed.
SINUS gong nOrtn land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. Saips coming south SAL IrO0
PIER i3 NDr.h river. loot Of Christopher street.
Uzhiu fare ~ New YORK. sIz SteeraEe, an AZ
as.
Freights for points beyond New York forwSrGc
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual es
pepses Incurred.
Freight received until o'clock 2. ". daily.
Eor further information dppiy 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agsnn,
- .nu,s whs pNo-pf-e
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NWEsAPEAKEAND OHIO KAILWAN

" Trains from and 70 Richmond Jan. 1, l--I.
Mail. Accom- FNlr..
Leave....... 500 A. W. 1870 f.. n. / 100 g. "
Arriye....... 900 T.. 81. 900 4. VI. 7:lj An
For further details. apply ~ 500 Nan strf.f ,.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot ticEct Dfir,.
CDNWAl X. HOWARD
Ga g.. T.. ant I. ig..t
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Editors dispatch Having seen an in
ouiry in your paper few days ago akin.
how artificial ice is made, enclose herewith
n clipping from the Baltimore EpiScOpa
Methodist OF the 22d ullimo, showing The
process in manufacturing Ice at New Or
leans. which will no doubt be interesting .tC
many OF your readers.
Yours truly, go
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FsN NttAs.

WE BEG 10 CALL THE ATlEN r.
W TION OF OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC 10 the present 'ndtion of the market Tor
money and investment securities. The gold and Sill
yer coin ia the United States has incrcassi about
S25O.OOO0O0 lover go per cent? In two wears Thi'
+ the chief cause OF The low rate Of interest and the
consequent demand for fir t.ca,s investment sccu-
rifles. FIRST mortgages on railroads whose earning
are largely IN excess Of their interest charges must
continue to advance until they approximate the cur
rent rate, Of like securities In Europe, where per
cent intere>t-payng railroad securics sell at par.
We will be glad to explain Ia onr correspondents
and customer, the character the securities now on
the market. aud invite all persons having money to
invest or Who are holders OF securities, 10 write to
us or call al our Oft, &c.
Investment, made I'm the stock of the Richmond
and Danville railroad, Richmond and Petersburg
abroad. or the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po'
tomac railroad during this month viii save taxes
- these stocks are nOn-;aNabe. Prices OF good
securities VIII continue to advance as long a the
amount Of sp che in the country continues to in
crease. THOMAS BRANCH 'o'
JANUARY /. 1881. il l-&w
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Bv W.ticddiIi,
Real Estate AGENT and AUctiouccr,
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TrRUS TEES SALE or FNCELLENT
i FAM ~ JIENRICO cor \1Y or G6 36l-
1000 ACRES o. TtlE WILLIAM Bl 10 IT kN-
PIKE TWO MILLS BELOW RICHMOND As
trustee in two deeds Oi trnst-ih" first from VIII
liam White Given for she Unp1i4 pure 9ase-m money,
barring date 1T August. lS7 The second from
William White and wife, hearing dllc l2th ~ ~
itmber. 1S74-bOth du reCorjedin Ilcnrco oun-
~ court. / shaIl. in execution thereof and N ne
request of the holder at the debt, thereby secured
proceed TO sell at puDlc auction on the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1881.
AZ II ,'cock W.. If fair # not, AT The same hour
on the r,t fair day ihereaftcrD that very excel' a.
FARM Ocaltd a. above. combining 90 so -luOU
ACRES. ana now IN The occupancy OF the widow 81
The said Whic. The land i all m cultivation anu
of cNccllcnl uutluy. The improve ments consist OF
a COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING ant the
usual Out-buildl g, UGetncr with IN excellent
young orchard.
IERMS: The deed requires cash sale >uihcieh,
10 dcV expense OF ana 10 pay on the interest
and principal ne on q negotiable noie a. sl.0OO,
and bond Of 5000. on which N4OO are no" uu1 ;
ana a 10 the re>iGu such terms a he y, rSonai
rcprr,4ntalive Of the debtor shall prescribe ana III
rect or. in ease of hCr failure 10 u any directions
Then on a credit To such residue until January J,
lSS2. bearing legal interest, secured by deed pi
trust. w uOl1plN'
u trustee