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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-21

Schr Annie & Willard, Steelman, Baltimore,
with guanO to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts
Il Co.
Schr RObt II Parker, Stillman, Philadel-
phia, with guanO to order; vessel to Master.
Schr Jas III Gordon, Frambes, Baltimore,
with mdse to order; vessel to Master
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

One hundred and fifty bales cotton of the
deck load of steamship StrathmOre (Br). from
Savannah for Bremen, recently ashore at
CalandsOOg, washed ashore Dec 5. About 200
bales cotton were landed at NieuWe dep,
Dec g.
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gouiurrriaI.


- OF THE MORNING NEWS. I
kSNAH. December 20, ISS2. 4P.M.i
-Ihe market opened dun and
- Al H. M became quiet on a
- l-lec- Tor grades 81 middling fair.
tiaainE. middHug. aud low middling.
ara .. m. quiet. The sales were 1914
We give the official quotations OF the
.lnah Cotton Exchange
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mailroaoe.
Central & Southwestern R. Rs.


SAVANNAH. GA, December is, 1882
I'm and after SUNDAY, December IL, 1882
~ passenger trains ON the Central and South
western Railroads and branches will run a.
follows:
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Savannah, Florida & Western RI
oUPERINTENDENT's OFFICI

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, November II, 1852
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, November u,
~ 1882, Passenger Trains on this road will
run as follows:
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THURSDAY, December 81, 1882.
.RRIXED YESTERDAY
ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY

steamer Alice Clark, Porter, Augusta and
way landings-JnO F Robertson
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-21

Schr Kate Aitken, Brewer, Philadelphia,
with mdse to oder; vessel t 0 Jos 4 Roberts &
Co.
schr W Lewis, Hopper, New York, with
mdse to order; vessel to Master
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-21

~1-rhc near approach Of
rs business iu lumbcr char
vessels are lu goou supply
Hsr Iaaliuc. our figurcs in
.r savannah. naricu. Bruins
from 90 cents 90 81 90 being
re1ar1e of loading port We
.ra aud Chesapeake ports.
Lflnha. S. 5RC1; Go New
fsris. s. eeG1 %. % Boston
81 Efe~ CO.. % ~. John. y. r..
trs 1o higher than lumber
West ladies and windward
a.. ~HlEh America, ere oeG2l 90;
Mediterranean ports. 81 O0G
~ hiu-lom Tor orders, timber
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTE1
ARRIVED UPFROMBELOw YESTERDAY

DAY.
Bark VirtuOsa (Sp), Lleal, Havana, in bal
last-Chas Green's Son & Co.
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81 LAfket we. locked: demand
81 -Aarkct vel stocked; demand
~ La-taooi demand; not much
tAANrrs-Smau stock; demand
. = Georgia and Florida coming
ltr aie supply. and In fair demand.
~ 49, % and florida quiet; very little
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81 IOdI Is
/ alnl Il

,.... --HEEs.-The market opened steady
owing quotations: \. b, and ID
-- 81 sd. O. 81 s., H'Sl On. / NOM
VI Nz -. y s. Sd. window glass
rr..u-ae tIons- At ] p. IN. sales Of 64S
trA s.. b, e. and ID s. 40 + 81 -, r
U lGl. 81 s0, X. VI. y and win
.lal. closing unchanged with no
Spirits turpeutIue opened firm
regulars. and 41c. for oils and
~..t- - barrels. At p. IN. was un-
Hra sales oi loo barrels. Closed
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PARIS, Dec. 20, 200 p. m.-Rentes, 79f BIC.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 20.-Exchange-New
1 ork sight, par; bankers sterling. 81 so.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Exchange. 81 SOI5
Government bonds weak and lower: new five
per cents, 1895 bid; four and half per cents
ll37s; four per cents, 12O5S; three per cents
lo55s. Money, 4G5 per cent; closed at 4. State
bonds fairly active.
Sub-Treasury balances-COin STA. 900 90;
currency, S4,Tl4.O00 90.
Share speculation opened dull and irregular.
but prices IN the main were slightly below
those at yesterdays close. During the first
hour the market was dull and weak, and a de-
cline of 1sGl1S per cent. was recorded in
which Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western and Northern Pa
clhc preferred were most conspicuous. From
then till noon there was a recovery of ISGl per
cent, Houston and Texas and Western Union
leading in the Improvement. Between one
and two O'Clock this was followed bv another
decline Of sal per cent, led by Lake Shore
Western Union and Denver and Rio Grandc
but subsequently portion Of this was recov-
cred. The market after this being very dull,
sagged of to the close, the changes, however
being unimpOrtant. The market closed dull
and heavy, at decline ON the days transac-
tins Of 14Gl4 per cent, Central Pacific, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, Union Pa
cIfic, and Denver and Rio Grande being most
conspicuous therein. Transactions aggregated
Do, 600 shares, and at the following quotations:
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Charleston & Savannah RY. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA. November 8. 1882
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November 10th,
~ at 80 m, and until further notice, trains
viii arrive and depart as follows:
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Merchants and Miners Transports.
tatiOn Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

THE steamships Of this Company are APP
Il pointed to sail from Baltimore for Savan-
nah EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDA Y
at p. M. and from Savannah for Baltimore
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY, as follows
SARAGOSSA, Captain 7. A. HOOPER,
TUESDAY, December 10, at2P.M.
VIM. LAWRENCE, Capt J. S. MARCH, JR..
FRIDAY, December p, at $3.50 P. NJ.
GEO. APPOLD, Captain II. D. FOSTER,
TUESDAY, December 26, at $50 A. NJ.
SARAGOSSA, Captain T. A. HOOPER
FRIDAY, December 20, at 10 A. NJ.
VIM. LAWRENCE, Capt. J. S. MARCH, JR.
TUESDAY, January ?, at P. NJ.
GEO. APPOLD, Captain H. d. FOSTER
FRIDAY, January 5, at9P.M
Through bills lading given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
England, and to Liverpool and Bremen
Through passenger tickets issued to Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points West and
Northwest.
JAS. B. WEST & CO., Agents,
ia BAY street.
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Passengers by 4:lO p m train connect at
Charleston junction with trains to all points
North and East via Richmond and a1l rail
line, or Weldon and Bay Line; by 80 a m
train to all points North via Richmond.
For BeTufort and Port R0abqE
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--er.I-- Rosin and Spirits
United kingiom OF Continent,
H Boston. SCR. on r0siu. 81 coon
H A lork- t5c. on r0sin, Soc. on
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r. Wa, nothing doing, the market
llI and unchanged. The sales
H4rrgI- We quote.
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r..... H.--Ilc money market Is very
L domestic exchange the banks
-.-- are buying light drafts at per
and selling at per cent dis
H.r. sterling ENchauge-Market
day bills. with bills lading at
.r.He 50 s-As common. - az q; ninety
He- 50 ~; French franks, s. 30 (;
-Hs-- s. alas.
t>u BoEuS.-Cttu B0uds.-Market
Atlanta 5 per cent. l01 bid. IO4 asked !:
. per cent. l01 bid. los asked (;
per cent. ~ bid. ~ asked; Macon
la l.a- lUia asked; New Savan-
....eut.. 81 hil. u asked.
s..ets.-Nc quote: Central COM
..-..E-- lH.s.z bid. lu4- asked Augusta
savannah 9 per cent guaranteed. eX-
l-liH- asked. Georgia common lf9
.-s.-t- ~autuu.e -tcru per cent. guar
.N-.ilf-- lltia Did. ll7 asked. Central
Irr cent. certificates md, eN-cOu-
...t cd asked.
EaIs--Markct quiet. Atlantic
.-t m-rt -aEc consolidated per cent.
January ami July. maturity l>g7. 10
.-AeI- Atlantic n Gulf lngor-ed city
sl per cent. coupons January and
-HrfE i>19. q Odd. - asked. Central
..ei mortgage per cent. coupons
au.t IulE. matury lsal. 1925 bid. lib
GEORGIA n per cent, coupons Jan. and
.furIfN. lN5 lIl. Doc asked. Mobile x
"a mortgage Endorsed = per cent. cou-
uuarE auu July. maturity lNS9. Jos bid.
-sel. AHui Eomcry n Euiaula Isl mort
Her reuf- tn1- hy Central Railroad. lO4
H-eet- Charlotte. Columbia y AU-
y
. .HrHla a Augusta 2i mortgage. -
-kel- Western Alabama n mort
-. Ftr cent. los hd. 100 asked
Florida Endorsed .eN-coupon1.
- south Georgia N Florida ri
.5l sH asked.
.-Narkct quiet for state Of
H.u.l-- Georgia new SIS. lSS9. l05
a-Acts Georgia per cent. coupons
arE ANA August. maturity lNN5 and lSS6,
t- l0i asked. Georgia mortgage
n A. Railroad regular = per cent.
HHHH IN I'D
--.r. 1HHI- hId q asked. Georgia Z
.t. E9.d- coupons quarterly. 49, bid,
tsrarEia per cent? coupons Jan
Bulls. maturity lS,li. l13 hId. l25 asked.
Market arms fair demand;
-flU~ none: shoulders. lli &C.; dry
.a.r nib ~..ic~. none; long clear, 81 SCI;
--- -raree ami nominal Hams scarce.
,s tNn Tlrs.-Market quiet but
We quote BaEging-2i Tbs,
H.- LIr-- "a ms. gl e.. Iron Ties
I Arrow. 81 ttGl = per bundle, ac-
raul aud quantity. Pieccd ties,
.. I.strs.-Thc market Is unsettled;
We quote. Prints. q 4Gbl &C.;
-.Wn -flriiuE- 4. a.; do 81 tc-'
-..astir-. u sc.. white osnahurgS,
.Heek~. -t-G>i sc.s yarns. goc. for
..-- brown billings, q .'G>iac.
Market very weak. with
We quote: >uperfine, - Goa
..- So eta5 g; family. $ 500 90;
-.- fancy. S. f0G6 80 choice
e., bakers. s. 90.
-rarklt ~teady. demand good. We
r -zr. NatS-market steady de
we quote. Western, sc. Bran,
w.ar. c.-Hides-Beceipes fair;
..- -lltci. lo.1l2c. Wool-Market
- Ir.llC. .ic.. Iu bags. prime. sc;
r.- $50 l>c-, very bury. lNdlSc.
$685.. th..r -kiu~-lint. S5c.; salted, SOC;
.- -a.-- otter skins. s5C.GSf
So Wen Stool et' Se,I 1enlstnt-
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Among others referred to In a recent
issue OF the Norristown Pa.) Herald were
the following cases OF special interest.
They are their own commentary: Mr.;
Samuel c. Nycc resides at 30s Marshall
street, and holds the responsible position
Of journal clerk IN the Pennsylvania Legis-
leture at Harrisburg. While MIR. Nyce
and family were in the country recently,
his hoy, aged three years, fell and broke the
limb. He recovered, but very trouble
some stiffness set in, and nc could scarcely
use the leg. The injured limb was rubbed
several times with 81. Jacobs on, and the
stiffness was 70 much reduced that the boy
was able to use his leg freely. DIR. Knipe
said it was the use Of st. Jacobs Oil that
cured the stiffness. Mr.. Nyce himself used
the Great German Remedy for toothache
witt, good effect, and also for sprain and
pains Of rheumatic nature, and always
with good effect. Mrs. Nyce also says she
thinks the OIL is a splendid thing, and she
always keeps II on hand.
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"A Cigar-Shared Torpedo Boat

A curious and interesting little bit
oi history i, contained in the corrc-
spondencc relating to Chill and Peru trans
mitted to the Senate to-day. When this
correspondence was first called for Mr..
Frelinghuysc overlooked several letters,
which were subsequently found, and are
now made public. Among them is letter
from Horace n. Fisher to Assistant
Secretary Seward, dated "Off Guaya-
quill. July 13, 1870" Mr.. Fisher says
that upon his arrival at Aspinwall
he noticed some large boxes on the ears,
which attracted special attention, a. being
ri least suspicious. Subsequently he learned
that the captain of the steamer en- route
from Panama TO Calao had refused to re-
ccivc the boxes on board his vessel, because
ne had heard that they contained torpedo
boat for the Peruvian navy, although in
voiced rs a :" launch " for the Guano Com
pany ut Callao. Upon being informed Of
The suspicion which existed, the British
Consul ordered a Board OF Survey. OBJ
lection was made TO opening the eases, on
the ground that they contained American
goods, and only Il "guano launch" shipped
by Grace a. Co.. New York, to their house
in Callao. But the boxes were opened,
and found TO contain cigar-shaped tor
pedo boat, built by Winans, of Baltimore.
The agent in charge, finding that the fraud
was discovered, admitted the facts, and
said that six other similar boats were
building, aud would be sent to Peru by
way Of the Isthmus.
tThe Baltimore Sun says Of the above:
II may be remarked in this connection that
che only cigar-shaped boat ever built by
Mr.. Winans at Baltimore, after lying in the
Patapsco river for many years, was broken
up and sold as old iron long before MIR.
Fishers letter was written, aud Mr.. Winans
himself died June 10, 1881
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a ntediluviau Bats.

LIVING RATS FOUND IN A SEAN OF COAL PAI
BELOW THE SURFACE.
The Loadc0Riag Valley Times gives an
account OF the discovery OF pair OF ante
diluvian bats in coal mine, from which
The following facts are extracted: Mr.. An
thony Reese, miner employed in the
Scranton mine, near Barton, Allegheny
county. Nd, dislodged what appeared
10 be piece OF pctrIfied wood in a
seam OF coal 1000 feet from the opening
OF the mine and $50 feet below the sur
face. In the presence OF two other miners
il was discovered that the find was pair
81 bats, and that they were alive. They
laid side by side 50 closely pressed together
that some exertion was necessary 10 pull
shem apart. They sip water. but do not
seem 10 be able 10 deyour food, and most
VI the time are in torpid condition. They
arc quickly reused when handled, and one
of them be Mr.. Reesc's finger till il bled.
The discovery was made on the 10th III
slant, and the bats are still alive. One
escaped while Mr.. Reese was taking IL home;
but, strange 10 say, 1t was found again in
fhc mine near where originally discovered.
'rbe editors theory is that the bats were
passing the season OF Information In the
hollow OF some decaycd tree, perhaps
thousands OF years ago, when CONFUSION
Il nature buried the tree In the depths OF
he earth. The coal development came;
No tree became part OF the coal stratif- |,
saticn The bark 4 petrifcaiion, and the |
lceping bats were Gagged in living tomb. |
iut what saved the bats from perishlng |
hey did not need air, they did not need
nod, they were waiting in a torpid state
ocular TO their species, and adapted
, their nature for a season that never
ame 10 them. The subtle influences OF
ature that touched them with He at tho
pproach Of spring were cut Of, as II were,
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and their state OF soinnolency continued
without interruption. The organism that
can retain life three months without susie
nance or respiration ought, II the SURROUND.
ing conditions arc the same, retain the vital
spark three years; then why not three
thousands Decay was arrested because,
with these creatures, constituted az they
are, their entombment was simply an indie
finite prolongation Of their season OF byber-
nation.
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staples & Blair Re. Sheppard, &C..

staples & Blair rs. Sheppard, &C..
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank cs. Same.
In execution Of a decree Of the Chanccry Court
of Richmond entered ON l7th January, 1882, In
the above styled causes, the unders gned. commits
soners thereby appointed, will sell by auction.
upon the premises respectively, at the times and in
the order named below, the REAL ESTATE de-
rived by Mrs. Mary G. sheppard from The e-latc Of
her father, the late William {. Allen-Nll.:
on MONDAY. APRIL 3. 1889.
At O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
the FEE SIMPLE IN LOTS Mo-. ll3 and ia
i'm the plan of Sidney. fronting on the north side
of Floyd street 3il 2-l2 feet. extending from
Lombardy 90 Vine street, and running back 179ii
feet 10 an alley 90 feet wide.
Also,an L SDiNIDED ONE FOURTH PART IN
TWENTN-FQDR LOTS 9 in tbs pian Of sidn ,57
e s WI Hoi s9 a ii ~ III Ia lS 80 5 80
I55, 15G. 1877, 15e, 1872. 160, O. and lG2. and
embracing some Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL
PROPERTY in that improving part Of the su-
bnrbS
And on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4. lss2,
AT4k O'CLOCK l.. NJ:
Ist An UNDIyIpED oNE FOURTH INTER-
EST, subject 10 The lite estate of Mrs. William &.
Allen in the following properiy-to wit: I'm the
FINE BRICK RESIDENCE No. G2li ON TIC
south side Of franklin between sixth and Seventh
streets. with about TIN rooms.
THE SAME INTEREST IN No. GIG, situated
opposite TO tho above aud occupied b. Mr.. Jamc.
t.E
THE SAME INTEREST N BRICK TENE-
MEN1s Nos. 703 and 7Oj, on the south side Of
Franklin street between Seventh and Eighth
streets
Anda LIKE INTEREST ~ TIE HALF ACRE
LOT occupied 10y ". J. Mcdowell. situated AT the
northwest corner of Main and Seventh streets. $50
by 80 feet. more or less.
Pats Of the sidney property mayb be seen at the
Office Of the auc'iOncers.
And on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL =, 1852.
Al Az O'CLOCK.
an UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURTH INTEREST
subject 10 Mrs. Aliens life estate IN TWO SMALL
BRICK TFNEMENrS on the east side of Foushce
between Canal aud Byrd streets, 80 by 75 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance ~ six, twelve,
and eighteen months FOR negotiable notes. with In
terest added, and title retained ny the Court until
fun payment. 4. l.. BOtLWARE,
VI. VI. GILLIAN,
\. Il. COURTNEY,
BEN. J. CRUMP.
+. W. CHRISTIAN.
Commissioners.
GnrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. NH 10
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Iy II. u. Chaiin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i DESIRABLE SUBURBAN H0ME-GOOD
BRICK HOUSE AND FOUR AND A HALE
ACRES OF LAND-IS FULL VIEW OF THE
CITY.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from Thomas
Farrell and wife, recorded in IlenricO County
Court, In Dced-1ook LOG, page "a. and at The re-
quest of the beneficiary, default having been made
in the payment of a note secured thereby, VIII
sell at public auction, oh the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1852.
at a. o'clock l.. NJ. the NICE PROPERTY de-
scrbcd In said deed, lying and being I'm the county
of Hcnrico, on the Osborne turnpike road. about
one and half miles south Of the city Of Rich
mond and containing FOUR AND HALF
ACRES.
This sale offers rare opportunity Of sccuringa
nice suburban home AT 4 very lOw price and easy
terms.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 expenses Of sale and To pay
note for $50 and Interest from January 20, 1882:
and credit Of one year from January 20. 1882, -
to $50, and two years rs to 1886; balance on
terms to DC announced al sale.
X. II. CfIAFFIN, Trustee.
sale by X. II. CHArFIN Co., Auctloncers.
nh %
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4 Graceful Young Indy from Rich
nb0nd.

WESTON. n. g., March 90, 1882.
10 TIE Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please copy this in your paper, that Miss
Dora Rose. formerly Of Richmond, Va,
daughter Of VI. w. Rose, was awarded with
two pair OF skates--one from the young
men and the other from the proprietor OF
the rink-for her good skating.
Yours, -.
"The judges at the prize-skating on last
Wednesday night decided that Miss Dora
Rose was the most graceful skater, and the
prize, a pair OF skates, was accordingly
awarded TO her."
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GALE OF SPLENDID VIRGINIA
> FARM OF 1000 ACRES.

The undersigned will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1852,
on the PREMISE. that MAGNIFICENT FARM
called BOILING SPRINGS In Abemarle coun-
Is, Va, one mile from Warren depot. OH the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad. IL has upon u
small but comfortable DWELLING, AMPLE
BARNS, STABLES, &c, GKIST- and SAW-MILL,
with machinery for threShing grain attached
Fine land well watcredi churches aud schools con-
yenient, and good nclglibOrhood.
Private offers entertained until day Of sale.
TERMS: Liberal: made known on application II
undersigned. X. I. W. DUKE.
JOHN WOOD, JR..
Trustee.
NH 23-iw Charlottesville Va.
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IL W. RONSTER Il CO.. MEMPHIS
Il AND MIsSISS PIP I-NALLEI LAND
AGENCY. General Land Office and Auctioucer-.
No. 27S Main street. Memphis, Tenn, viii handle
Real Estate IN an it, branchc, n private or public
sale. Leasing, apprising- renting, collecting pay
Ing taXc-, redceming city and country property
odd for taxe-. Reference. by permis siOn, German
National Bank. NH 2I-lw
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BY William II. Lyme Co.,
Real Estate Agent and fuct'aneers,
No. 1l13 Main street.
BUILDING LOT ON
~ THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-TIIIRD AND TWENTY
t'OITRTH STREETS, FOR SALE By AUG
TION.-We shall, at the request OF the owner, sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE 2STH MARCH. 1882.
AZ 8 T. NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE LOT, located
As above described, fronting 35xl50 feet, more or
less with an old brick house thereon, on which one
could build two tenements which would, from the
location, always rent well.
TERMS: One third cash; residue at SIX ami
twelve months for Negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed.
WILLIAM H.LYNE CO.,
r,h o. Auctioneers.
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i,yJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer,
ll13 Maiu street.

4 SMALL FRAME CORNER DWELL
n ING AND A NICE VACANT LOT on
WEST LEIGH STREET, will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29TH.
at . o'clock L. NJ, that NEAT AND DESIRABLE
CORSER FRAME DWELLING No. 1l17 west
Leigh street, on southeast corner of Leigh and
: arrison streets, fronting 40 feet; depth, 800
feet. Also, L DESIR ABLE LOT on the west line
IF Harrison street between Clay and Leigh.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six aud
twelve months with interest secured by deed of
trust. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH "a Auctoneer.
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4 RKANSAS LANDS.


OWNERS or AKANsAs LANDS
which have been forfeited for taxes and have been
taken possession Of BY THE STATE can learn of or
may obtain important information By Addressing
Us. J. ". ROYsTER X CO.,
Real Estate Agent.
NH 2l-2w 27s Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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FINANCIAL.

Two THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA: :
Il We beg a. offer you our services for the PCR-
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF
BoNDc AND STOCKS In this and other markets
Exception facilities for buying, selling, and car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our Office being In the
stock-Exchaiye building, all orders receive I'm
REFERENCES. National Mechanics Bank West
ern National i'ank, Bank II Commerce, Howard
Bsnk. RAMSAY, CLABAUGH & CO.,
Bankersand Brokers. Baltimore. Nd.
fe 5-6I
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RICHMOND, March II, 1882.
10 Ne Editor Of The Dispatch.

10 M Edtf0r ~ NC DiSPdEtH'
Dear sir,-Plcasc inform me through
your columns how many OF the murderers
OF j. G. Lacy In New Kent were executed.
and what was done with the others, and
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-24
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
V'O THE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA.


Never IN the history Of our state has such Tide
Of immigration poured into her border. We At
tribute this 10 many causes. one of the first Is
that The northern press recognizing the great adj
Nantagcs Of our location, climate, cheap lands,
and facilities for shipping 70 other markets. nm
surpassed by any state in the Union. have IN the
last year advised their reader 10 % south instead
of West. Our books will show more sale. Of land
The hast year to better class of northern and west
trn and European farmers than have ever moved
to Virginia before. We are 30 much ENCOURAGED
by orr success during the past year that We have
decided 10 take our " Yorktown Decorated Tent
with thousands Of our VIRGINIA REAL -
TATE JOURNAL. TO the fairs Of the Middle and
Western states this summer. If satisfactory ar
rangemeuts can be made with the railroads We
propose having built decorated advertising ear
with adjustable aNlrs, 60 20 from state 10 STATE
with corps Of clerks distributing the VIRGINIA
REAL ESrATEJOURNAL free. otferingits cheap
lands to all.
To owner Of real estate we viii say that in the
future We intend to publish the VIRGINIA REAL
ESTATE JOURNAL I'm book form. Ia which We
design 10 advertise city and country real estate
free of charge which mag be placed In orr hands
Tor sale. Il. Il. CHAffIN 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents and AurtiOntcr.
NH S-dcOd 3t.sw2t.w2t Richmond, Va.