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The colorist does dyeing and
,eonripg at No. s Also street.
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COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. "...."SEPULVEDA. J.
THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1881.
Prayer vs. Griffin--Case reset for
trial, Dec. "a, at 10 A. M.
Lotspitch VS. Huntington ct al
Demurrer overruled; ten days to
answer.
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Is. S.:$s S y. $500 s;ssss; s:s''s =
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Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Letter List.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in Wells, Fargo g. Co. s
Express Office for the week ending
November 10, 1881:
Aguirre, r Brady, Mrs NJ
Cole, Miss e Contreras, A
Davis. w g FreInd, E A
Garcia, s Green,J j
Goforth, M l. Hellmeyer, Miss b
Meyers, Miss @ Marquee, 3
Nelson Perez, NJ A deO
Ramirez, S Sutton,
Udell, JIG
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Secondhand clothing bought and
sold at No. 8 Also street.
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Presidents of the Continental Congress-,
Articles of Confederation.
Ths Constitution Of the United States,
Sessions Of the Federal Congress.
Sneakers OF the House of Represents t. IVES
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eecretariea Of the Senate.
clerks 81 tho House of Representatives
Chaplains to Congress-.
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Executive Officers OF tho Civil 3aryica.
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Electoral and Popular votss for Prcsidsut
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The Justices OF the Supreme court.
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Marshals OF the Supreme OOart.
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The Court III Oisfms,
Organization Of tho NxenutiyS Depart,
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Counties and Towns of tho United States.
Area of the United States.
Origin OF the names OF States and Terrific.
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Length and Cost of American Ware.
Chief Commanders OF tbs Army.
Progress OF Population in rhe units5
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Population and Ratio OF Representation,
pay Table OF OWL Officers.
Leading Government Publications,
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Education in the United Statea,
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The Scat Of the General Government,
Right of Suffrage in tile United Statsn.
Qualifications OF Elective officisls.
Diplomatic Agents of the United Ststaa
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International krbitrations ana uommis'
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Treaties ana Conventions.
Foreign Government Representatives IN
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Officials of the Centennial Exhibition.
Additional Facts to Date OF Publication,
Index by States OF Federal Congress. a
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Tnfs valuable work. the only ono OF Its kind
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Biographical Annals Of the OWL Govern.
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"Private life Of Daniel Webster" "Red
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VI foun' de ness fus,' Bat said, as II bis
duty was entirely discharged. Teddie saw
that his turn bad rightiully come, and made
no further appeals.
aBut suppose there is not any sun
tbefefD he said, after moments hesisa-
ton.
.Hilv cried Bat. 81 see the sun shlnIn'
on de very ness.v There was no excuse
for tleIav: so Tcdde crawled to Lud's for
mer position and held the glass TO the hot
rays which poured down between the thin
leaves. His hand trembled little, bet he
soon got the proper focus, and the slow
match taking fire, began TO splutter HUE
sparks.
Teddie scurried back TO the other boys.
"Wait til' de match mos burnt" wnis'
pered Bat, clutching Lud by the arm. The
words were scarcely out OF bis moulin when
there was a muffied explosion The nest
was thrown up against the limb without
coming loose, and Immediately took fire and
blszed up. The boys had not time to turn
before the air was filed with hornets, which
hummed ike so many minnie-balls, and
came almost as fast. The buzzing tbrong
was upon them before the uDlucky lads had
time TO realize their danger.
Teddie, running backward, fell over
bush, and two hornets flew up his panta-
looms. Bat turned to 1y, when hornet,
coming straight as q bullet, struck him in
the back OF bis head and lodged there, and
the young darky went TO the ground as II
he was shot dead.
Lud, being somewhat behind the others,
gained little distance, and bad the pre-
sence OF mind to throw bis jacket over his
head; but he got a sting on his hand as he
did so, and one lust above the walstband OIL
his pantaloons.
BY the time that he touched the ground
Teddie was up again with yell, and hew
across the field as fast as be could. Bat
made somersault, which crushed the hor-
net in his hair, and then he fed with both
hands to bis head, and slid between two
rails of the fence. Lud threw himself Il It
on bis face and lay still until be perceived
that the hornets bad all disappeared, which
they soon did, either passing on or return
ing to hover about their ruined home.
The boys met where pathway crossed
little stream. Teddie, still crying, was
bathing bis leg. Bat, who bad heard OF
such a remedy, was seated on the bank
with mass Of wet mud from the stream IN
pile on his head, while the trickling mud
ran down his neck and the tears streamed
down bis face.
81 amt Qwlne Tool wiz dem tnlns no
mo- here !" he snuffled
"What did you have the match 50 short
for?" cried Lud, rubbing first his hand
and then his back.
The forlorn boys stayed some time at the
stream trying to make the best OF their
stings, and started home, resolving to put
the best face on the matter for fear OF
scolding. Ybey met the Major Oats old
master) in the road, on his way TO dinner,
and, telling their adve nture, gained his
sympathy.
The boys were really quite badly hurt,
and 1t was some days before the swelling
completely subsidized.
When Bat made his appearance in the
kitchen the cook gave him glance OF un-
utterable contempt.
"What you bin doin' wild your head all
full o. mUdS"
"Hornicks," replied the crestfaIen Bat.
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Beauty ana the Beast.

New 1Ork Evening MALL
There are tales that are old, yet will ever
be new, as long as we have ever succeeding
generations OF children TO whom granny's
"Once upon a time" is always a!luring,
and these are fairy tales. Very few OF them
are original, coming most OF them from
very old traditions, and some OF them being
folk. lore tales. Almost all the familiar StO-
ries of our childhood are found in varied
versions. each nation claiming its own. The
tale of Beauty and the Beast is one exam
pie OF this. o; this we must seek the germ
far away in the fifteenth century, among the
poet minds OF Italy in the earliest version
the hero is born young prince, but, by
the maleYoient fairies who assembled upon
the occasion, he was transformed into
pig. In this early story, rs in the one ga
mliar to us, he was fortunate enough to
win the love OF a noble maiden, whose af-
lection broke the spell, and he lived happy
ever after. Two centuries later the same le-
gend appears in French literature under the
name OF Prince Marcassin, the original plot
being carried out with slight notifications
and additions. 1t was still later before
the present form and the title OF the Beauty
and the Beast ia Berte Ell Ia Bette were
given. These first occur in an old book
called COntes Marcus, a collection of stories
supposed TO have been told by an old SER
want in a family on their way to San Do
miDgO.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF TIE ARCADIA
- IRON-WORKS PROPERTY.

Asspeelal commissioner Of the Circuit Court OF
Bo:etourt county, Virginia, | VIII Offer for sale a.
pubic auction 10 the highest BIDDER ~ iront OK 'he
Exchange Hotel Ia Buchanan, Virginia, at IL NJ ON
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1881,
that VALUABLE MINERAL PkOPER11 known
as the ARCADIA IkON-WORke, including the
SKIDMORE PLACE, formerly the prOperly or
William W. Boyd. deceased and recently SOLD by
me 10 Richard y. POO. who assigned his purchase
thereof to l.. +. Beckwith; trustee ,,.n,..
This property IS situated on the lines Of TIE Rich
mOnd ard Allegheny and shenandoah Valley rsiI-
roads In Botetourt and Bedford counties h 2uning
near Buchanan and extending down james river
about ten miles, covering about thirty-nine iquare
miles Uhe foothills and western siope OF the Biue
Ridge mountain, aud embracing about twenty
Thousand acres In fee simple. aud shout four thou
sand acres additional Of mineral rights.
Part OF the land Is valuable for cultivation. There
Is IL great bodies OF hne timber suitable Tor char
coal, niue -iimbers, ties, tan bark, &C.
It's deposits OF iron ore-Red Hemaute T. peculiar,
Brown Hemalile (l.imOUitel. aud MaRnctic-are
very extensive and valuable. Some 10000 tons Of
the Red Hemaite ore may now be seen on the
dumps at the different mines. There Is also on the
property Limestone, Slate, Manganese, and indiea-
The Hot Blast Charcoal Furnace and ou,-buid-
ngs are Ia good state OF preservation. The waUr-
power (Jennings's creek Is ample FOR large opei
lions. The property may be adyantageously Ill
yided into three pars.
The sale viii De with reservation OF The right Of
way through the property granted by X. v. Pool
10 the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company. sub.
Jet. however. e confirmation BY the Circuit Court
OF B0tetOurt county.
TERMS or SALE: Cash IN band. $50 600: as 10
$4,000 90 on credit until October 4, 1881 as 10
90 e,042.22 on a err dit until April A, $685. and a.
to the residue, credit until April 4. sSS, or Al
such other time on or after April A, 1882, a X. y.
Pool or l., 7. Beckwiih, assignee and trustee Tor H.
y. Pool, or either OF them, may direct For de-
fprred payments bonds will BE- required and the
title win De retained until full payment
Expeciant purchasers are invited 70 Inspect the
property For fnl description, anslysis OF ores,
maps. &c. address the uncsrs.gped or WALTER ~
JOHNSTON, ESQ, Buchanan, Rotetourt county, Va
JOHN W, JOHNSTON,
iy6.Iaw0w special C0mmi sloner.
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ton. bal the Judge pa!d 20 Insich attention 70
~ ,,,aa II snsnntty SET up on bis behalf as
"a omit from his punishment the whipping
which might have been ordered. Finally,
on February 20, 1872, lad OF seventeen,
named Arthur DConnor, presented pistol
:, she onepu az she was entering Buckiug-
hau9 Palace after q drive. The pistol, now
over. proved 10 be unloaded-an antique
and useless or harmless weapon, with
Ain, lock, which was broken, ana W loe
parrei piece Of greasy red rag. Inc
wretched lad held paper IN one manu-,
which was found to be some sort on petl,loh
on behalf OF the Fenian prisoners. neu
he came up for trial plea OF INSANITY was
nut in on bis behalf, but he ola DOT seem
10 be insane Ia the sense oil Deins HIe'
sponsible for bis actions or incapaoIe Oh uh,
Outstanding the penalty they invoIveo, anu
be was sentenced to twelve months Impsls,,
eminent and a whipping. We have hurried
over many wears for The purpose OF con-
| ,setino this palnful and udicr0us catalogue
a. the attempts made against the Queen. IL
aiII he seen that In not single instance
vas there the slightest political significance
| N no attached 10 them. Even In our own
softened and civilized time 1t sometimes
hannens tbat an attempt Is made on the
| ufe OF a sovereign which, however we
mag condemn and reprobate IL on
moral grounds, yet does seem TO bear
distinct political meaning, and TO snow
that there are fanaiical minds still burning
under some sense OF national or personal
wrong. But In the various attacks which
were made on Queen Victoria nothing OF
the kind was even pretended. There was
no opportunity for any yaporing about
Brnt,ls and Charlotte Corday. The iE-
pulse. where II was not that OF sheer In
sanity. was OF kin TO the vulgar love OF no
toriety in certain minds which sets on those
whom It peryades 10 mutilate noble works
OF art and scraw their autographs on the
marble OF immortal monuments. There
was q great deal OF wisdem shown IN not
dealing too severely with most Of these
offences and in not treating them too much
mn eSript1
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Money as a ThOught-Inspirer.

tFIOfu DclIOlt rItc IiceS'I
A withered and aged African, who an.
nounced himseR as "Judge Thomas, Of
Canada" entered an office near the ferry
dock and said he was collecting money to
help the southern negroes emigrate to Libe-
ria. Chow many want to gOI" asked the
man at the desk. "Well, sab, | reckon on
about 5000" "When do you intend to
start them Z" "Airly in the spring, sab"
" How much have you collected thus far 2"
" In the nayburhoOd OF sixty cents, as nigh
as kin recon-" "And if | should give
YOU a nickel, that would be siXty-fve
cents?" eyes, sab" Would sixty-tiye
cents be OF any great help toward sending
1000 colored people TO LiberiaI" dwell,
sab, it wouldn't 90 great ways when you
come right down TO akshul expenses, but |
reckon that it would starta powerful think
in if it was only handled right"
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The following story is almost as suspi-
cious as most green-turte soup, but 1t is
TOO good to pass by: During the last Adj
ministraton Butler, Blaine. and Evarts sat
together in friendly confab at a dinner
company. Secretary EvaTts-a high liver
smacked bis lips over the terrapin stew, and
turning to Butler, asked General, how
much would it cost a year 10 have terrapin
for dinner every day? An estimate was
made. But, General, / cannot afford so
expensive a luxury, and yet l would eX
ceedingly like TO treat myself and my
friends to this delicacy daily. You, who
are so experienced in framing bills and en-
cheering them through Congress, can you
not smuggle through an appropriation pro.
vlding the Secretary Of State with funds
sufficient to supply his larder With this de-
iicIous yiand? THE terrapin is a slow
animal, Is it not, Mr.. Secrelary?' Yes,
General, proverbially Slow Well,' said
Butler, musingly, Il think we might intro
duce and pass such a provision under the
head OF stationery -"
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by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
SALT OF A LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE. LYING
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
VENABLE STREET, ANDIN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, FRONTING ON
CARRINGTON STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Anthony &C., Richmond Chancery-COurt decree
Stewart, &c. of June 80, 1881,

In pursuance of a decree i'm The aforementioned
thereby, will etfer for sale, uOon the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881,
beginning at 6 O'Clock T. NJ
First. That LARGE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 2240 NeDabe street, near the
corner Of Tulip, and adjoining The residence OF
Dsbney G.. Baker, Esq, which contains about ten
rooms and is very substantially butt with stone
Gaping, &c, The base ment Of which IS now being
used as store, and at q small outlay could be maize
a very attractive dwelling. The LOT fronts about
30 feet on VenaOle street, and runs back about 100
feet to an alley.
second We VIII offer for sale the STORE AND
DWELLING No. "a g. situated az the northwest
corner of Rose and Venable streets, now occupied
by ". M. Williams. ESQ, as drugstore. This Is a
NEW FRAME BUILDING, and l. regarded as the
best business stand In that portion Of the city. This
4 a neat and substantial store and the fixtures in
the store are hands ONE and costly. With the build
lug will be sold "A NICE LOT.
Third. W II be sold TWO SMALL AND NEAT
FRAME II NEMENTS fronting on the south side
of Darlington street between Twenty. third aud
Twenty. iOurth streets. Wafer, SC on the premises
GOOD LOTS will be sold with these houses.
Fourth. aud lastly. will be sold FOUR NICE
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above tenements,
with good fronts on Darlington street, and extend
ing back good depth
The improved propaty IS all occupied by good
and prompt. paving tenants.
A plat of all the property showing the exact d.
mensiOns will be .rn a. hour Of sale. Special at
tention is invited 70 TIE Offering Of this property.
TERMS: VIII be one four cash; balance upon
a credit Of six, twelve, End eighteen months, ntgO-
table notes with pei cent interest added and title
retained until all Of The purchasemOuey is paid aud
a conveyance is ordered by the Court.
JAMES CASKIE.
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDELL, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
ROBERT b. LYME, AuctiOueer jy6
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By ornbbs q Williams,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuctioneeTs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
" Two MOST VALUABLE STORES IN
T iii soUfHawEsT c0RNER or MAIN AND
eIecation Of decree Of the Circuit Court q Rich-
mond eniered July "a IN ihe case OF |. N. u. Page,
e me fs HUH shy
BY auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY 81. 1884,
nj 10 o'clock NJ, that most VALUABLE STORE
aud LOT, 30. IL -, stuated az the southwest cor
ner OF Main aud Thirteenth streets and occupied by
Messrs. Putney 4 Watts. Aud Immediately there
alter, the undersigned, Hugh w. Shelley and James
BumKardDer. spec al commissioners, In execution
Of another decree entered In the same cause on the
STORE and LOT. No. 1917, last occupied by the
Merchants National Bank and others. These stores
have four, stories above The basement, with COM
mon stairway between them affordlnF access 10 the
upper floors, aud enabling them 10 be used sepa-
rstely IL desired. They we've erected In The year
1857, without regard 10 cost, IL being designed 10
make them strictly first class, and IL Is safe 10 say
that for substantial construction. hign finish, and
perfect arrangement In every detail, they are not
surpassed by any buildings Of the kind ever erected
in this city AVID TO-DAY they are as eood as when
new. No. 13l7 has Just been remodelled and In
proved in its Interior arrangements.
The location is decidedly the best In the city for
wholesa business being In the very centre OF the
highest activity, ana from Its situation this must be
regarded rs among the most valuable OF all rial
estate Investments, Commanding always as u VIII
the most desirable tenants at good rents.
It IS a rare occurrence mat such property Is
brouRh 10 sale, and invite the particular Atten-
ton or capitalists TO this opportunity.
TERMS : One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, twenty four and thirty months. for neRo
liable notes with interest payable semi-annualy,
and title retained by the Court until full pay ment
but the purchaser may Fay more than one fourth or
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Wv. CRUMP,
JAMES BUMGAG e1SHissiS SSai
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jy 10
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE AND DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY,
KNOWN AS DRINKkR'S MILL, WITH ALL
MACHINERY. SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO, ON THE RIVER ROAD, ABOUT
-FOUR AND A HALF MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-In pursuance of a decree
OF the Circuit Court of HenrieO county entered on
the 3lst day Of May 1881, in the suits styled Wal.
ker. saunders K Go. Us Drinker, and Drinker rs.
Walker Saunders 4 Co., therein pending, we, the
appointed special commissioners
thereby, wild offer for SALE at the front door of Hen
rico county court house, on
MONDAY. JULY IL, 1881,
at o'clock =. NJ. Chat being eourt-day, that VERY
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, WITH ALL
MACHINERY, above mentioned. The property
fronts on the River road, aud contains 194 acres,
and adjOins the lands of n. &. Hill, the lands for
merly owned by George Turner aud others. This
property will probably sell low, aud being the
lire Of the new extension Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway will in a short time greatly enhance In
value. good business can be done If a small
outlay be MADE.
TERMS: one third cash; residue at ST Z and twelve
months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes,
per cent Interest added, aud the title 10 be retained
until the entire purchase money is naid.
30. LANE STERN,
Z. H. MCGUIRE,
Special Commissioners.
tel4.l9,23,26.&Jy 1,3,7.S.9,10
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BY X. e. Chaiiin 4 Coz
Real Estate AucliOneefs,
No. | north Tcnihslrtet.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF FOR
Il TY-TWO WFST-tND BUILDING Lon ~
JACQUELIN, BLAIR, AND WlNDER SIR ~.
Bv virtue Of q dead Of trust from Dr. John g. liI.
vie and WIFE dated February /, 1877 and I'.,-i.i
I'm HenricO County court clerks on o., -. j. f7,
page 3SI, the undersigned trustee az the rogue. obi
Messrs CardOZO. FOurqurcan g Co. bench. Itft. I'D
the said deed default having been madc m doe pij'
ment OF the bond secuiod), will sell 10y puhi' ll,-
ton, on The premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1851.
commencing at o'clock 4. VI. ON Jl.lu. a
street near Old Reservoir. the LOTS de-cr..f .I
said deed. as follows: " Lots 10. II. 81 tui ~ u
square IL; Lots 7, =. Q. 10. D. -. IL -, d. ~
lS 10. 20, u, %, and ~ ~ squire ~: n'.n. l.s
I2.3.4.5 ,, g, 7, 8 9. 10. II, 10. II, II. d. go.
~, ~. %. "a. rs, and rs In Squar' % l.'..
lots aud squares are "A, cOrding 20 \. J. 80 - ith
of SIduey AID IlaIyIe. duly recOrdtdln clera ONCE
of HenricO County Court aud which caH be- -''n
AZ any time Al The Office OF auctioncer,. VITO a..
take pleasure I'm giving Informal "a and ioc4'"N ~
lots.
This sale on, ~ good opportunity for ma. .N'
YES mcnts Ia lots that Will ia a sh0rf Tine gili
increase IN value, they are located IN the 'ir 10
improving western suburbs.
TERMS: 49, consent. VIII be Ouc.fourU tI...
balance i'm SIX, twelye, aud eighteen MONTH. HI.H
per cent. interest. tecur 4 by 81 II trust
u. -. GHAFFiN TrI.'...
sale by Il. Il. CH,FFiN & co, AucuOnt'r.,