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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-27

Sabafsbfeifeu. 8feifen Gus Mois-
tcIben Corn cobs) fno in zen IcBtcn
sa5ren, feitO.m 9emanO @fitteI s,fuu'
Zen bat, fe gu erbdrten, 10 isbr III bic
ROb: %aetcmmsr, ba6 Die Radfra9s
Ni&t in.br bsfriebi9t mctSen fam. Dies
III gum SbsiI aud cine SoIgt Ger i6ls9'
fen Roissrute i'm oeraurgeneu Sabys.
Die &oIbtn fnS isbr tIsin geblicbcn
Wub eieuen fd pcnia sur Setueluna
Boa Eobatspfejfeu. Ser Grfn0er ots
flrtunesproseKcs bat bcnieIbea puten-
ttrsS IaE.n uuO if idOn elm reider
Siam ba6urd eeirorbsn. Oie nGob".
$feifen peroen fdon in alien Wuitern
NAB "a alien Yrciien bon 3 Gents bis
80 I Dollar aneefertiBt unO babsn bic
ETsNpfeifen fan gan; aus Ssm @ortts
neutrality-suspicious. Der Belt.
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q. Q. Sortaes, Elm 6efuuuter Warmer

q. @. Bartaes. Elm 6sfanuter GARNER
u 9%osansoiue, Clinton Co., 8a..
f&rei6t: Zines meiner 8fsroe empfng
eine bsoeutenoe gSHnee. 9a9Sem lid
Uisle WitteI, bic id ~anuanote, ais
unlHrei@.nO erto isItn, IisB i'd mir cine
NIaf&e est. Sato6B Del hoIsn. Die
&eiItraft siefe; MfittSIs mar in ber
E5at wunOerbar uuo befsftigte i'll mir
bic u~eber;.usuns, Gns ss tsin bsherss
EftttsI irsjWartte pibt ais Hns S.uti6e
3eiImitteI St.Sotob's Del
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-27
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taufen.
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bette SelsGenbett eeboteu. tuittIib GU
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AusfuHft ertbeiIt an, 4ldkc ie.6I
Otto Meiu5aret.
9stmann, -. Sarua1, 1852.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-27
B06entIi6er Marftberitbt
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Grrriairt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Die arssssbtnsn prsiie nerSen ron 5Sthlerit
[mrifens i'm Snul5l briabIt.
Butter per Yfuub 20-25
Gter per Ousenb Ia
SsidIa6tetes 8eFugel.
Sibner per Dubene Psi 70
Guten 1 500 90
GGnfe 250-3 so
SurteSS ,, Yfure So
@etrpdnetsslspfci per YfuHe SO
wt: 16s - Is
Rartpfsin per 8uIbsl / SOL 70
NsefeL per SuitrI O-S0
2miebrlu | 00-f 25
g8eiSe SUbntn L T5-2 so
@er0udertes Sleiib
S&infeu per plumb 12-t23
Seiteniiids 11-12
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For the Dispstch.l
a Mistake IA MacaulaY.

Yes, genuine, bona fde, grammatical
mistake. In his magnificent description OF
the trial OF Warren Hastings he says:
"There were Fox and sheridan. the
English Demosthenes and the English
Hyperides. There was Burke, ignorant,
indeed, or negligent of the art OF adapting
his reasonings and his style to the capacity
and taste Of his hearers, but in amplitude
Of comprehension and richness Of imagina-
ton superior TO ecery orator, ancient or
MODERN"
In other words, Burke was superior to
hin,self-a mistake rather characteristic of
the sehool-boy than OF the great master.
1untoe-ne aniDais coeiesfi6as cuipde?"
X. W. T., Gainesville. n. c.
But "eyery other" carries an idea so
different from the ore Macaulay wished to
convey that he did well to say "every ora
tor" rather than "every other orator."
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Fun. Fact, and Fiction.

! Probably they call them State-prisor
birds because they are sent TO Sing Sing
Boston Transcript.
Cardinal Newman says that a gentleman
is one who never intlicts pain; then he
dentist can be gentleman.-Bgfdlo Cor
| Ter.
II is timc-honorcd custom in Quincy,
Fla, TO salute a newly-married couple by
| firing cannon. This is to remind them
that the battle Of life has fairly begun
burlington Haukeye.
The intelligent comrositor left out the
letter d in paragraph about beautiful
actress, and informed the public that crows
ilocked to see her wherever She went
Exchange.
"The simple utterance of Joy is poetry
says Oscar Wilde. That settles il. We
shall allow no Joy in our family. 1t will
be tossed into the waste-basket. -Nelc
HdUcn Register.
"Therc!" triumphantly exclaimed q
Dcadwood editor, as q bullet came through
the window and shattered the inkstand,
~ knew that new Personal column
would be a success. San Francisco Post.
No tidings have been received from
Stanley. the explorer. for two years Ii is
rumored that he did not go into Africa.
but that he Joined the New York police
force and has gone TO sleep on his beat
Boston BREAKFAST Table.
Conversation at the Rink: She" What
Il horrible noise this band makes" He
II beg your pardon" She Excuse
me-" He" Pardon me. Did you speak 2"
Shell didn't catch your last remark"
Both relapse into silence Yoic Record.
Little Edith was terribly sleepy the other
night. She began her customary PRAYER
upon retiring, but when she got rs far as
"Our Father" her eyes closed and her
head tumbled onto the pillow. ~ tan't
tay it tonight" she SAID, "I'm too Sleepy.
He knows the vest OF it.'-BOSion Tran
script.
4 giveaway: Yesterday the wife of our
friend returning home rang at her own
door. Nobody coming she rang again.
Still nobody. Finally, at a louder, longer
ring, the valet concluded TO show himself.
..Pray. are you deaf 7" said the lady. 81
beg pardon, madame" said the valet tran
gully, "but heard only the third ring"
lie Figaro.
She sat down ut the piano, cleared her
throat, and commenced to harmonic. Her
first selection was: - cannot sing the old
songs" and gloom that was colder and
blacker than a Sunday dinner fell on the
company when the stranger in the corner
said: "And we trust you are not familiar
with the new ones. Isl. LOuis Hornet.
L" Some years ago Miss Libbie Minkler,
Of Rochelle, H., lost both arms by falling
in front OF reaper. To-day she Is earn
ing good living by oil-painting, holding
the brush in her teeth" The above item,
now going the rounds, reminds Us that
this is the first instance where tooth
brush was utilized in the pictorial art.
Wonder ii the young lady also utilities her
palate.-BOStOn transcript.
Lady IIaines, the wife OF the Indian hero,
is credited with mot too good to be
thrown away on account Of prudes. llay-
inc stated her intention OF going to q fancy
ball Us Old Mother Hubbard, an enthusiasts
tic admirer OF hers vowed frivolOuSly that
he would take the character OF the coup
board" "You cannot" said her ladyship
quickly. She added, alter a telling pause,
"the cupboard was bare. "-LOndon Life.
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made 10 suffer martyrdom because Of their
righteous judgments. know, SIR, from
the indications that have already been
given, that Judge Christian win he defeat
ed. hut could not refrain from Advocating
the claims Of this man, who has been the
friend Of my life and the honored citizcn
OF my county and the State.
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Commencing THURSDAY, December i.t.fIr
silt ana thoroughly comfortable ptsuar .iI..r
HAVANA Will leave Wc-i Point ouarInll .. IIr
tlchmond train TUESDAYS. TIN LNDAl~. ma
SALt RDhls, arriving ln H,ltimort about $50
straight tickci- io Baltimore. .t %
hohhh trlp...'''. 90 ND
MeaI. 20
Stntc-ROomS and Belfhs secured 40. ltifi I'm
from steamer cabin plans.
FOR Tickets, limc-iar Jnd aii information
call on \. ". ARiER * CO.. flr Ticket t..p.
~ the Richmond and Dalgillc depot. t.,..r-
signed. NPOPf
General Passenger ana Ticket Arrf.
no ~ ~. ltuff -fr.f
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Nv Sutton & To-,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr,,
HOS Main street.
BY W. ii. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huciioncers,
1ll3 Main street.

VALUABLE TWO-STORY-AND-
Y BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON TWENTY-tIFTH STREET NEAR
LEIGH STREET FOR SALE BY AUCTION
By request Of The owner shall sell by auction, on
the premises,
TUESDAY, MARCH "a. 1852,
NJ AZ o'clock l.. NJ, that DESlR ABLE TWO
srORl-AND-BAS RRICh DWELLING,
No. 6n7, on the east side Of Twenty fifth street
between Leigh and streets, containing six rooms
and la good repair. Lot - .NI26 fce:, with alley
In the rear.
This sale will afford an opportunity for the pur-
chase OF comfortable and desirable home In 4
good neighborhood and NJ low price.
Terms: One third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six and twelve months, with Interest added
aud secured by deed Of trust.
mh9 ". II. LYME & C0., Auctioneers.
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FINANCIAL.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have Just opened the largest stock Of
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting Of
RICH BIsQUE aud DRESDEN FIGURES
VASES. and FANCY ARIItEs;
ELEGANT DINNER. TIA GAME, FISH,
OYSTER. IcE.CREAM-, and DESSERT
SETS.
In CHAMBER ToILET-wARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed.
Our stock "A complete In every department, and
the prices very low. Call and examine II.
y. Is. TAYLOR,
NH lQll Main street.
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AFTER Being TREATED by physicians for a
long whsle in vain for n severe Blood Dis
ease, cured myself with :. ;. ). {. G..
Ratchf, Richmond, Va. Price, II and
81. - per bottle.
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An effective medicine for kidney
diseases. low fevers, and nervous prostra-
tIon, and well worthy Of trial, Is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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by George :. Vashon Il son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No. I Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
" STORE. WITH DWELLING ABOVE. on
SOUTH SIDE or BAKER STREET EETN ZEN
ST. JOHN AND ST. PAUL STREETS.-In pur-
Suancc of decree of the Chancery Court of Rich
mOnd IN the cIu-c Of Slater, Myers 4 Co. rs. Metz
ger trustee and uiS.. entered on the 9TH Of March,
sCs, on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH Is. 1882,
IT e. o'clock T.. NJ. that certain property above
described. The lot fronts - feet. extending back
between parallel lines IS feet.
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN equal sums
n six and twelve months. L. VI. CONNER.
NH 10 Commissioner
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Az SUNG BY UNCLE REhUs.
oh. siuncrl don't take yo' time,
i,ar's road we all mus CLINE
Tits road full or faintin' speiis'
DE way mighty long,
But soul git strong .r
on, sing. my soul.
oh, ring EN- ROLL
Ring-a dem charmin' bells
ne road mighty full er dus'
Unt inner kin ~ucnch his Thus
By drinkin' FUN dc jacob weiss
En- de soul git strong
Wen she year dat song
oh. ring dem charmin' beilsl
Oh, Jcrdun. roll
Oh. sing, my soul
Ring-a dem charmin' bellsl
oh, sufcrin' sinner. rise
I.if up dem 'umbcl eyes
Listen wat dc Sperct tells:
oh. do git strong
I'm sing dat song
wear dem charmin' bells!
oh. sing, my SOUL
oh, ring en- roll.
Ring-a dem charmin bells!
Wen de night git dark en- col.
I'm you year dat Jerdun roll,
Dat de place whar John beitlss
oh. soul, git strong,
I'm sing dat song
oh, ring dem charinin' bells.
oh, slug. my SOUL
oh. ring en- roll.
Ring-a dem charmin' bells.
Ny Lord, lie done onroll
Dat shinin' clOf nv gor.
In de hcav'ms dey sinks en- sWells.
Oh. soul. sing sfrongl
Dies shout dat song
Oh. ring dem charmin' BELLS
Oh. sing, my soul
Oh. ring en- roll.
Ring-a dem charmin' bells.
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A Chicago woman drives q street-car.
Hence she can't be "passing fare. Nor.
risfoton Herald.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
- VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUN-
TY. ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RlCH-
MOND. At The TOLL-GATE, ON THE ME-
GAINESVILLE PIKE, AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACRES.-By virtue of decree
of the Circuit Court OF Iienrico county entered
February 9. 1882 in the cause of Kaufman and
MIS- rS. slnglu1, Kaufman and dls.. the under
signed. special commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sci. at public auction ON the premi-
>eS. ON
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1852.
nj O'Clock 4. NJ. the above-doscIsbcd DESIRA-
BILE FARM, belonging TO the estate of Hiram
kaufman. deceased. near the lands Of Mr.. John r..
Davis and Others. The buildings consist of a
LARGE TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
AND OUT-BUlLDINGS, with an OAk GROVE
i'm the yard. The land llys beautifully. and T. In
very good condition. with about a half-mile front
on The Mechanicsylle pike.
This sale Offers a rare opportunity 20 secure
VALUABLE TRACT or LAND particularly
adapted to trucking and understanding that
must prove handsome investment.
TERMS: one third cash. balance In two equal
payments at one and two Years for negotiable
notes with per cent. interest added. title retained
until all the purchasc-noney l. paid ana convey
anCe ordered by tie Court. T.. &. MINOR,
Special COMMISSIONS.
sale by r.. h. GrAFFIS 4 CO.. Auctionecrs.
u.
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sin other words, this IL what bcfell 81. John IL
NAV be we'll to state in this connection that TINS at
tempt 10 render the spirit Of avery quaint song
sholild MOI be COMPOUNDED with "Hon, Jordan
RoII.~ the music Of which has been preserved With
wonderful success by the late Mrs. Lucy Mchitn
Garrison nor with another song with the same re-
fraip The rolling OF The Jordan and the ringing
of the charming bells are heard IN dozen negro
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Real Estate Agents, Auctioncers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
Il COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE PROPERTY on THE EAST LINE
OF THIRTEENTH or GOVERNOR STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
Iiy virtue of decree Of the Chlncery Court Of The
city Of Richmond In the suit of Schoheld ~. Fbcrs
and ais. pronounced on the 2lst of June, 1881.
and another decree of resale I'm said cause entered
Oh the 18th day Of March, 1852, the undersigned.
sheriff of said city and commissioner named I'm
ast-mcnt Oncd decree, viii oficr for SALE upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1852,
~ / o'clock u. NJ, tlnt VALUABLE LOT, 'front.'
ing about pa feet more or less on the east Inc of
Thirteenth street near Main street. with LARGE
THREE-STORY BHICh STORE AND DWELL
ING thereon, now ir the occupancy Of Mr.. Denis
Brophy. The lot /, about l2j feet deep. aud runs
hack to an alley in the rear. The location IS de-
sirable one for business.
TERMS: one third cash: residue in equal install
ments ut six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. with per cent. interest added. and the title
retained until the whole purchasc-moncy Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court. The pur-
chaser may at hi, option pay the entire purchase
money In court and obtain a conveyance ut tie
confirmation of the sale
JOHN W. WRIGHT.
Sheriff Of City Of Richmond,
mh IL Special Commissioner.
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n pure strengthening tonic, free from
whiskey, and alcohol. cures dyspepsia and
similar diseases. 1t has never beer. equal
led. Browns Iron Btters.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. W. III. GIBBS respectfully informs
IL his friends and the public thar he viii RE-
SUME THE PRACTICE or MEDICINE. Office
at present No. 736 west Broad street. corner Of
Gilner. NH 5-Iw
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~ Furinan Topper.
Real Estate Agent and AUcti0uccr,
l0l6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED
At THE NORTIIWES EST INTERSECTION OF
SPRING AND BELNIDERE STREET~.-By yir-
tue Of decree of the Richmond Chlnccry Court.
in the suit of Mccarthy. &C.. rs. Dickinson and
diS entered February -. l~S2, Tie under, igucd,
special mIssionOrs thereby appointed for the
purpose, viii sell Il public auction, on the prem
iscs. on
SATURDAY. MARCH IL, 1852,
at 4 O'Clock L. NJ. ALL THAT land Described
I'm a deed OF trust from :. l.. Dickinson and wife
Ia \. IL. Courtney and l.. l.. Dickinson, trustees.
dated December ., 1877, and recorded In the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court, II. Il.
| IL &. page "a, rs follows: Those four certain
lots If land lying in the city Of Richmond al the
northwest Intersection of spring and Bclyidcrc
streets fronting together ~ feet the north line
of Spring street and running back between par
alcl lncs along The west line uf Eclyiderc street
1881 feet These LOTS lie beautifully. aud are
in that part Of the city 50 rapidly growing aud en-
hanciug in value. and viii pay handsomely as an
investment.
TERMS: one fourth cish balance in -iN. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added. aud tito re-
tanned until All the purcha-e-nOucy J. paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
ROBERT STILES.
ALFRED Il. COURTNEY.
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
JACKSON CITY.
NH Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Thls Day.
RICHMOND BAZAAR FL
Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
TuIsDAY
at 10 o'clock we VIII sell
Aprctsrpy nv RsT-CLAsS ANIMAGs,
inst received from Clarke county, and having been
selected by competent Judge, we can San SAFELY say
that there ARE In this lot some ~ ""e m We nave
offered this season. -
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
we viii offer our mual variety Of
NEv ,xD SECONDHAND VEHICLES.
WILL RE ADDED,
FIVE wELL-BROKE FARM MULES.
JOHN u. DAVIS. Proprietor.
l. r. Conr, kucttoneer NH III
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LOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old .1fSS
l. Dominion steamship Company .SnnAltesh
steamers will sail As follows: Steamer OLD Do
MlNION, Captain WALKEk, EVERY TUESDAY
at o'clock y. NJ: steamer WYANOKE. Captain
COuCH, EVERY FRIDAY at2 o'clock 4. VI.
steamer MANHATTAN, Car tain KELLY. EVERY
SUNDAY at p O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up 10 1 o'clock L. VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. aud to d O'Clock
saturday evening Tor Sunday's ship.
Through bills of ladlng signed and goods for
wardcl with dispatch Ia all points north, south.
east, and west; also, Ia foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabn fare To New York. 80. round
trip, ais; steerage. 80 aud ".
For freight or passage, apply to
q. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my6 Companv's Wharf, Rockets.
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'TllE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE

PAS>ENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND Nil POINTS N.rTH
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND NATT.-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANNllLE D. POT
VIRGINIA ~rRLLT.
At 2.f5 4. VI.
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by Frank ID. Ili.l a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.
by George III. PoirdcNter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1900 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
" REAL ESTATE OF GEORGE CUNNING
HAM. DECEASED, CONSISTING OF IN IN
AID VERY DESiRABLE REAL EsT ,TE II
THE CITY OF RlCHMOND.-ln pursuance OF o
decree cntoied In the Chanccry Court of the city
Of Richmond on the ith day Of March. 1852, in
the cause Of Cunningham q MS. rs. Cunningham
therein named. viii proceed To- scll on thc premises
10y public auction the REAL ESTATE 81 George
Cunningham. deceascd' rs follows:
on MONDAY. MARCH 20. 1852,
commencing al T.. NJ, We will sell The REAL
ESTATE in the city of Richmond IN Tic order
THREE BRICK TENEMENTS on the west side
OF Wall or Fifteenth street between Main and
Franklin fronting G53 feet and running back 40
THREE BRICK STORES. with dwelling above,
south side Of Grace between Seventeenth aud
Eighteenth streets. one bC ng the store and dwell
ing lately occupied by George Cunningham, de-
ceased. with which we viii se the i've brick and
three framed dwellings In rear. with stable and
4 TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, on The
south side Of Marshall street nj it, intersection
with the we,t line Of Sixteenth street. having .
front of l6i feet on Marshall street and running
back % feet to an alley.
II the whole Of The above property +, not -old on
this day the sale VIII be continued The following
day, commencing at same hour.
or WEDNESDAY,, MARCH -, 1852.
commencing AT l Oclncl. We VIII sell tlit y AL
TABLE FARM At Mcchanicsyii,c. "a tic county
Of Hanover. five mies from tie city of Rich
mond. containing 327 ACRES. occupied 10y
George Cunningham, deceased at the time Of his
death, and lalelN the property Of DR.. j. g.. Lump
Kin. This Is a most valuable property. and - too
wei known to nccdany further special description
The dwelling and clubhouse, are cummodious and
I'm most excellent condition. There j. q store on
the premises. viii. whcclwrigh'- and black miih-
shops, and location most excellent one for busi-
ness.
TERMS As TO CITY PROPERTY: One fourth
cash balance 1T six, twelve. and eighteen months
the purchaser 10 execute i~ negotiable notes with
interest added. for tie deferred payments, with
ti,c retained until the purchasem I, paid and
Conveyance ordered 10y The Court.
In the sale of tie farm the commissioners are au-
thorize1 10 extend credit, one, two and three
years, If the purchaser 80 desires.
HENRY q. CANNON.
\. Il. COIRTNFN.
Special Commissioners.
GEORGE Il. POINDENTER. AuctiOnccr. NH .
~ Furnn Topper.
na.1 E-tgt, rant aud Arnlfousgr
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FAli trans ia ~ except sunday -plssc,,,,.. ...
connecting n Nrst Point on Inesdfys. Tirr.....'
ana saturdays with steamers for l'alflg... "a
the North. "N4
Efclgnt train leaving Richmond 20 FL, A.
VIII have passenger-cosch attached 10
Train No. ~ connects az Burkeyflo uIf. ~
iolk and Western railroad for tlms.Iie. (. ,.'...
burg, and all Southwestern pOint-.
IRAN No. 90 Through Passenger stole ~ bel ..t.
lions, connecting ~ Nuthcrlin'- with hllin,. .r4
sntherlln Nhrrow-tiaugc railroad g., Milton. ~
Salisbury with Western North Carnint -,
Tor ali points In Western North Carolina.4t H.
iantl for al points South and southwest.
Tram NO ~ Through Passenger aud MAT Som.
az all stations, connecting 40 >uthcriln's .fl Sill.
ton and suiherlins Narrow-Gauga ralf.lrf 30,
Milton; az Atlanta for ali point, south ami r De-
west: ~ Charlotte with Charlotte. C~lumi F., i..I
nah, aud FLORIDA points.
Trains nom the south arrive no Rlchir i.f q,
l:SD l.. ", $40 \. VI, and 1914 r. W.. aul i-.l,
West Point ut lO.2O 4. VI. tPa.sougrrl. ia.ti =
VI. (Frcighi.j
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rrLLMtN-CAR sFnNIcL

on Train 50-New y orb and Atlanta rfe 81, ....
ington and Danyiilc
ON Train 12-kIchmond and Ciarl,,t. ana
Charlotte and Charleston.
MI passenger trains stop no Bon tlr
liehtl' sold 70 aI point south. .ouib'n %. ana
southwest, and baggage checked through
No lay-o'er chcchs given ga looIl ticket.
A. rnIt.
~ n - .,1cneral Pa-s. ns, and Ticket A-.I.i.
!. VI. H. JALCOTf, General Manager. Ell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-11
ROASTED COFFEE.
+ EVENINGS ROASTED COFFEE.
HIGHEST AWARD ATLANTA EXPOSITION
1881.
To THE RESIDENTS or RICHMOND AND VR-
GINA GENERALLY
Approaching the growing want and demand for
ROASTED COFFEE,
We have recently added TO our
COFFEE IMPORTING AND JOBBING BUSI-
MISS.


We have recently added to our
COFFEE IMPORTING AND JOBBING BUSI-
NESS,
THAT or 4
ROASTING DEPARTMENT.
Our MANY yeirs' experience In the handling OF
coffee, and the large stocks we now carry. give IL
UNUSUAL facilities for securing the MOST DEsIEA-
BILE eoifees for ROASTING.
In this age Of adullerstion, II Is all-importani
that In all ARTICLES or FOOD we secure those
fre from all deetcrious manipulation. These
goods OF ours WE guarantee ABSOLUTELY
PURE, the coffee being well selected and roasted
by the most approved maehinery-not glazed or
polished In any way.
The present HIGH STANDING of Or HOUSE
throughout the country, attained ONLY after MANY
YEARS Of ACTIVE and HONORABLE BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE, Is your guarantee that you can
RELY upon OUR GOODS being A. REPRESENTED.
by permission, we append certificate from a
number % your fdiow-iOw nsmca which speaks for
Itself T. LEyERING & CO..
Baltimore, Md.
These goods viii be for sale by leading grocers
In this city.
The undersigned take great pleasure in f.stifying
10 The high character OF Nc,srs. r.. LEvESISG &
Co.. OF Baltimore. ANY statement they may make
In regard 10 their goods may be implicitly niied
upon. Wherever they are known this assurance
VIII be altogether unnecessary.
SPOTTS x GIBSON,
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
II. X. ELLlSOS,
GATES, BROWN & GATES,
mh7 y. 7, ELLisON.