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81. Louis & SOuthea stern Railway,

has, during the past year. earned an en-
viable reputation by its smooth track,
prompt time, sure connections, and the
magniiicence Of its passenger equipment.
Its trains are made up of new aud COM
mo ii0us day cars, provided with the cele-
bratcd Miller coupler and platform, and
the Westinghouse air-hrake.
1t is positively the only line running
Pullman Palace Drawing-Room Sleeping
Cars through without change from Nash
Vile to st. Louis. No other line pretcnds
to offer such advantages, either In dis
lance, time, or equipment. Why, then,
journey by circuitOus rOuts? DO not be
induced TO purchase tickets to st. Louis
or the West Ivy any other line, remember
inc that
The "St. Louis Il Southeastern,
is the shortest, cheapest, quickest. best
and only line under one management
from Nashville to st. Louis, and is from
soto 200 miles The shortest to ct. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver. California,
leNaS, and all western points. Ii is also
the 'Chicagc Shortest Line" via Evans.
Vile.
You can secur the cheapest rates for
yourselves and yom movablcs on appli-
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McCABE, Southern Passenger Agent,
near College street Depot, Nashville,
Tenn, Ort6 he undersigned.
W. b, DAVENPORT,
General Ticket Agent, St. Louis.
No trouble to daSrer questions.
maylmS,
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TIE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS Ar

Important Invention. Itrctlins the Rupture at
ali times, and under the hardest exercise or Sc.
vcrcst s,rain. It's worn with comfort, and If
kept Oh highland day, effects II permanent cure
III a few weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by mail
when requested, circulars free, when ordered by
letter ssnt to The Elastic Truss Co, No. CS3
Broadway, n. Y City. Nobody uses metal
Spring Truss too painful they slip oil too fire.
qnent!a
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tonesboro' District, M. Z Church
Fourth Round Quarterly Meet
ing.
Greopoville Station, August 80,
joncsboro Station Sept. 6
EIixabcthton Cir, Turkcytown, G. G.. Is.
Fail Branch Horse Creek c. G.. 20.
there will be Carp Meeting held at
Turkey Town and Horse Creek. Minis
terial brethren are especially invited to
attend these Camp Meeting. The District
Conference will meet at Joncsboro',
Wednesday,, 0 o'clock, A. NJ. September,
3d,1S73 Let us rally, bretlern.
JONATHAN l.. MANN p. i.
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Sunday School p o'clock, ?, NJ,
Preaching y o'clock p. N.
Praycf Meeting, Thursday night q
i. NJ. LOCKWOOD PASTOR.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24
by Moody ( Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Ancuonecrs,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

+ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ TEULY VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE, 1T
UATED n THE MOST DtSiRABL- POE-
,rIDNS OF TN.. TOWN OF IANCItESfEk. ~
PROVED AND uSIMrKOFED.-St -Four 80,
feet lots situated the corner OF Fifteenth and
Ferry streets. and running back - feet
3D. Four 3o-feat lots OH said Perry stree. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth sIr.e;s-thc one on The
corner OF Fifteenth has small tw1-story framed
horlse, now occupied by Walter Day ESD, rs :.
school-house.
I'd. e6 feet by 1875 on the south side of Iainridse
street, commencing 1t the corner ~ Thlrttnth
street. This property has good 1ranci nui'dihg
thereon, Yielding rental OF $3.50 per annunl.
iih. Two lots 81 and 81 feet eAch NY ID" c'l on Tue
south side OF Huh street near TIE corner III FOUR
tccl.t and HUH streets. There are some Improve
neus this property, ana II Is Enciy sltutcI lot
business stands
sth. 10 lert by 75 sItua:cd the corner Of IIrll
and Seventh streets. or fridge avenue. There !,
lrgc two-story frame building on ibis property
vOmerv alictonecrs and Mrs. Wyatt, conicci0nei,
al a rental Of f6l2 per aEnuin.
This Is the most desirable piece OF property Offer
ed since the war In the town; ~ pr"Himiy 10 ti,
free bridge, being Immediately at The corner al
said Hull street and EliIgc aycnie MAKES IL par
,icuarly well adapted irst.cas> business S'nh
This Is the most esirsbc property we nave ever
offered ami should attract the attention o: capt.
taiists and all seeking Fir >t-clnss Inv, Stncnts;
All or the abaye-descrbcd rvi estate sold Tor the
benefit OF the late Thomas II. Joncss heirs.
This property will he soil ut pubic Ahtt.Dn %
SATURDAY,, September II, 1919 Oh The premises;
commencing ut "a O'Clock T.. 81, at the corner VI
Fitlcentn and Perry sire t.. -,
TEEMS: tr,e-tourth cash; the balance al i1ar.
eight and twelve months Tor negotlabi" no'e>' Ha
ing Interest Il ON DAY of sal. and sccurcG By trust
ANY one desiring ANY information. or Wishing Ia
seq this property before The day oil sale, VIII ca on
the auet"neers at their 'l Moody roYALL.
s.l7-W WThFSS-St Auc,!onscrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24
By ". Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ASMALLF FARM
i OF TWESTY-SEVES AND OSE-FOUGTH
ACRES, UN THE BROOK TURNPIKE TWO
AND A QUARTER MILES NORTH OFRICH-
M0SD, IN THE. COUNTY Of HENRICU-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 certain trs-
tees with power In either one OF them TO act bear
Ing die Oh the 9Th day OF March, 1882, duly record
cd I'm the clerks Office Of HeuricD County COur:.
and by decree Of the Oh ,ncery Court OF the
city OF Richmond pronounced OF the 7S'h day or
October, 1870 10 the of 8Ordons administrator
against Rose and others, which decree Ia, recently
been CONFIRMED by the Court OF Appeals. the under
signed. acting trustee will proceed to sell at public
auction, upon the premises on THURSDAY thc
25th day OF September, 1913. at o'clock L. H.. II
fair II not, the next fair day thereafter. the
TRACT OK PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by the
said deed. containing THEkTi-SESEN AND
DNF-FOUkTH ACRES composed ~ lots Nos. s,
S, and In Charles Coplanfs pirDl, lying In the
county OF Henrico on the east side of The Brook
turnpike and extending back 10 the old road. and
adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Stansbury aud others.
On one OF the lots there IS comfortable dwelling
holnc and the usual out-bniinngs, well OF good
water, and an excellent orchard.
The said land will be divided Into two or more
parcels as may he deemed lest ut the hour OF sale.
his property Is located IN desirable and improv-
Ing part of The county, ani ~ wei adapted Tor
ma rket garden dairy farm.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash SALE yet
am authorized Ivy ali the parties In any mannerln-
tprpstcd To alter them To onefourh OF the purchase
Money nayahle I'm cash the balance In equal pay
nputs at SIX, twelve, and cigh een months Tor ne
gotiute NOES with six per cen!uin per annuln in-
forest added aud the title 10 nc retained Until the
whole purch asc money Is fully paid.
"'''Ao JAMES PLEASASTS,
Sc ls.lsStdtds ActI"g Trustee.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ono RAILROAD - IT'S
CREDITORS TO BE FAITHFULLY PAID New
York lLtIunc. ed. "A TT7bune reporter
called at he office Of {. =. Huntington.
president Ct tie Chesapeake and ONO rail
road, cr Saturday 10 inquire concerning
the fnancipl condition o. the road, which i
popularity supposed TO have been at the
fountlaii0n Of the embarrassment OF FISK y
Hatch. Mr. Huntington said that when he
and Fisk Il iiu;ch tock hold OF the enter
prise the road Wa pretty nearly completed
and connected. II bad cost nearly So
000.0Or. tut tie two ends which were
finished afforded facilities for OILY Il
local BUSINESS. rs soon rs ihty should
be connected. TIE completed road would hc
placed OF & sound liIaIcial basis: WITH
out tina; connection il would lack All earning
power. They bad examined every part Of
the lin" before tlicy touched Il. They found
that i, would Constitute the sloit line from
the lower O! iu valley - tie SEA, and that il
must inevitably receive large part OF The
through Business, willie the local traffic
would &c simply ehOrinouS-toth 81 when
opinions subsequent events have strength
cnc,'. The coal and iron lying immediately
along the line OF tic road will If themselves
make it very valuable. 1t seemed a pity to
allow the road TO ,cinain unfinished. They
i'll knew that great interests demanded It's
completion. Fix d Hatch took the CON-
uanv's securities and advanced money on
ti.eln, and when the panic came on they
could not 20 ont and gcl The money on them,
They are perfectly good. bat 1t wIl take
time 10 realize on them. Those whom Tie
road OWES will he sure 10 receive one nun
dreN cent, Oil the dollar, but this viii take
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

Tus AGE or CHRIST WHEN CRucIriFp.-A
forthcoming volume OF Cheyalier Ernst pun,
sen on The Chronology OF the Dio",
which il issued simultaneously moi on's on
both sides of the Atlantic. but in ioEr OF 'ne
leading languages of Europe - Ens.'sli,
French, German, and ltalian-w'll present
some features Of extraordinary interest.
One Of the most startling and on the Whoe
the most novel Of its cccentrlclties VIII INC
the calculation which assigns to Christ the
age OF foriy.nine gears ut the time OF ms
crucifixion- event which, according to
this theory, took place i'll the year 30 OF the
common era. ..... 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24
by j. l.. Apperson. Auclionecr,
No. lOia Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOCUST llLL'
i 4 REALLY VALUABLE t2EM; IL ,, A' NJ
THE EiCHM0ND AND DASVhLE ktiL.
ROADBy virtue Of deed OF trust from ,,'e .,e
John De Yries 10 The sub crler ta'.d yiiS -, no|
and recorded In Amelia Cnu ~ Cnutl, s'& IL! III ~
ecron thereof II ut suction, on IL, rTsini',,: on &,
riiI;USJAY, october . 1878. 1t Il Sl, ui Lar y
M, ~, s.,td de,G being tbs really SalIEtplc
EanI called I.uaU,r HILL. locMed ., abc ,r
about twenty seven miles iTou Rlcitn1nI' 4;t Ky
anno,nattOy river, containing fN f.h' r. ~ -
ntsiEn aCKLS, more or hess with the u" ELL
nc and hcr pro- c.nentS thereon. aud Oh hiSh
the i'd De Frics resided, aud afier Ms dea'H ''
home OF his family. ,s,ao,
TEu,is: The deed requires cash AS To about ss.Io'
and cxtuscs Of sale, but one fourth In cs'i ana w
,nI,nI.r Mt sit and twelve months, with Interest,
Eli ha ,ccepirJ AZ TO The residue vi the purct ~
money the terms will be arm ouuced nj sale all CIV
oi as - W. j. l.. APPERSoN, Trustee.
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COTTON MARKETS. SrrrEMns R q.


GALyEsTUS.-->u minal 10 demand: buyers AM
sellers apart good ordinary, iGtr; ne. receipts, Sol
bales safes. II bales: stock G.S!S hai"5.
CUnELEsTpS.-Dull and nominal; Ininilin4s'
lTr; los Ini,:Liiny>. Cc : strict GOOD e'Iiiiar},
lie net receipts, I26 bales sales. 100 bales slocK
6.C5g birs. 49,,
BAlTIMoRE.--i)ull and lower; mi1dlings, ~"
los iIldd!iI.S. l$ic.; strict good ordinary l4c
net rccr;ts 80 inlcS: receipt so bales; e-
DORIS Goa twi%c. :33 bales: stock. $50 .'aleS. -
NEW nRLE,NS.-rrry q"irt: mid"lingS, l3tc
low niduiings. l7;c.: rooI ordIary, l'fc; net re-
ce!;S a7 its receipts, 900 bales sHic-, 100
bans: sock, l.2sI bales. . ,
MuiHLE. september % .--COnon quiet ana In il"lit
demand: nidIus, lSc. low mi't'llingS. lta' net
receipts l1G3 bales cN2oriS cIas!wi., 49, Ia e:
sales lsn bucs: stock. SIC bales strict gooa ord-
nary. ljc. .,,.
MEMPHIS. september 23.-Coiton dull: niddngs.
l7c,: receipts LOCI bales; shipments, 59} bales:
stock, 1859 bales. ,,,
EOsroS September 2l--rOtton quiet; mid1iingS,
IGc for new: net receipts. 37I bales gross, 81 bales
sales. 2JD bales stock, ?.2IO bales.
puII..pEIul!IA.-Dull: miGGlingS. l"tr:: 1cr
ncH low middngs. lstc.: strict good ordinary,
l7.c. .,,, $40.
receipts, 60 bales; exports coastwi,e, $50 Dales
;tlrS. =, bales: stock. Ia3 Da'cS.
LMISGToN.-Quct: mitdlings. lItr. net re-
cc;pts 90 bates: Is 81 bales stock, - bales.
ShvASNAII-lWll uindings. IT.; net receipts
533 balcs: sales. ~ balls aIoci. 5.6ji bales.
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A ONE-HUNDRED-T HoUsASD-DoL1AR Fox
lIuNr.-Messrs. Suit, Marshall, and Cross, OF
Prince George county, Md, having issued a
challenge to the world for run Of fox
hounds, the amount of wager being $780,
600, a North Carolina gentleman (Mr. r. G..
Sneed, of Granville county, has responded
through one of the New York papers, say
ing: elf the gentlemen are bona file i'll
thcir offer will wager any amount, not en-
cecding 100000, that my foX-hounds are
better hunters aid superior in speed, power,
aud endurance to theirs; and am ready to
run them any time between now and the
1st of January, 1874, at any place within one
hundred miles OF Washington city. Should
Il match be made, I will deposit The money
or its equivalent with the Merchants and
Planters Bank, Richmond, Va
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT. very desirable and IN
Il wcll.lra.ci suburban FARM of FORTIFIED
FOUR ACRt 5 Oh the east side Of the Brock turn
nike about two miles north of Richmond. with Il
very handsome NEW DWELLING, built i'm .lc
modern style, with FrcEch roof, portco. &c, con,
timing six rooEs. The land lies beautifully, and
should attract the attention Of persons wisinga
dairy or market in m. It will be leased for five
Years. il rs RED. Possession lst OF October. APP
INV 70 JOHN T. 6ODDlN,
Real Estate Agent,
So oi-pcliOctl b INK and FL, ver.h streets.
E,OR RENT, THREE ACRES OF RICH
l. AND PRODUCTIVE LAND, valuable for gar
dcning purposes wilha large stable, carragc-iolSc
and small dwelling on the premises. situated On
HarvIc stree: near iJain. Rent low. Apply 70
Sc ,3t LYME & BRUI HER.
TOR RENT, the large brick DWELL GsSs
Il ING on the north side OF Clay street be- I5.A
tween Adams street and Brook avenue, now in the
occupancy of Mr.. Truman A. Parker, containing
Ten rooms, with all mndera conven!euces ana ii
perfect ord.r. Possession given Isl Novcmocr
apply to JOIN 1; Hoi'DlN,
CO % Il Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24
by Moody Z Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auction<"fs'
Office corner Of Seventh aad Hull s'Fes'''
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SPLEN:
I Inn RSAL, ESTATE IN THE COT SII ot
mDESST1psREIEI,D' At TnE MiDlprliIn,,ES
C1aI .PTrs. lying IMMEDlArsLI On TIE
OK MILF From COALFIELu sTHrl9S:. ~
THE RICHMOND AND pANf t.i.ru IiiE
ROAD. THIRTEEN MILES fhGn 1rc,,s
S;ITY OF RICHM JSD.-By virtue 81 " =, the
OF the Giro II Court Of CHESTER =. i,nr~rk
Nav term, 1878. In certain suit styita = simon
guardian, vs. Marion j.. Beverly d. sn ,,onsr
Hancock" the Undersigned, stes Ln ,ox Sen,en-
viii sell II public nu'iion on ga! ,h n,ci,es,
Der 9Th, 1873. at IL o'clock a.; on I sNr, ~
ELEVEN ACkES OF yALUAh.E t,,hle I'M
Ing ON The buckingham rDa !, Win sa'a t.s, vn,d
prove ne.its thereon. ioiise c1ii.sln.ns ont
rooms two stories high, with sli ths C,n, Nil
buildings. now In The occupancy W N.h.r ThI,
liam IL Woodbridge and DIR. t:d"ara a,e,i .t,i y In
Is truly valua BILE property, t,.n,J church. ).
the co-tsid ana convenient ~ IA ,,tscr ibed
s;orrs schools, Sc. map U s.o IN ,iay OF
nrnner:r cun be seen on the pfeihtsS0 'A w.
-efe .....,., s,,,.,.r ras,rt so near Rich
Ihis 10 , ~ b.if AN hours ariSe OF the taS"enot
Sn,jnss aud should engage inc at.eImiu, IN Lok
an ~ ss.h investments. ANY one MI. -, =, nu
sts H. a,,riy if1rv the day OF sale WIZ ea,i 90
Mr.. Marion j. Hancock, atMr. {. u. ANns'
a. the Niulotbian pits. .na M. balance at
TERMS: One-fourth cash, anu .as , pa notes
four eight and twelve iro 9n JAY OF sale tho
titie being retiue untt tie whole pnrsna'e 10
Is paid This cecrec directs the na a,ais Ia
rts e.Se The gisht 70 all the minerals aha t,nts
snid = nd for Inc benefit OF the infant ast rsmr
S's'N -,IN -. - SOCR ATEa ERtto:hS.,,
speca, Com !, 81
MOODY s ROYAL, Aaeitoaeerss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

HEAVY VERDICT FOR PERSONAL INJURIES
AGAINST A RAlLRoAD.-The case of Elizabeth
r.. Parker against the Boston aud Albany
Railroad Company, which has been on trial
in the Supreme Court for the last TWO days,
was terminated yesterday and given to The
Jury at about O'Clock. This morning they
rendered their verdict for the plaintiff in the
sum OF $4,000. The cause OF the action
was an accident on the defendants road, and
the plaintiff was severely injured by the
carelessness of brakeman, who failed TO
stop car which had become detached from
the main train. The verdict is the lnrgest,
except one, ever given for personal injuries
in this State. -BOsi0a Herald, 2OM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

HYDRoruoBlA.-On Friday las Mr..
Edward HaMley, Il resident of Scranton, Pa,
died of hydrophobia. About three months
ago he was bitten by small dog ne subse-
quently gave indications OF rabies, and on
last Monday was taken severely i'll, with the
final fatal result mentioned. Mr. HaH lcy's
case is interc-tipg us involving the failure to
effect cure of his Llalady o: sevela of The
resources which ignorance and superstition
have so often vainly applied in caseS Of n.y.
drophobia. When he first showed symp-
toms of Tie deadly effect of the bite the
dog which had inflicted the wound WAS
duly killed, and in order TO make The cure
more assured. the timc-honored folly OF ap-
plying the hair oc the animal to the wound
was tried. II is curious to reflect that in this
age the most silly traditions Of Il past day Of
superstition should still suryiye.-Baiti-
more SIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

INITIATED CuERENCY--A STROKE OF i'ANk
E>rERPEisG Washington dispatch to TIE
New YORK Tines says:
1t i, stated that the First National Bank
has ss0O.ccu on.dcpo>it belonging to me
national banks in the country which had
their mutil!cd curl cncy redeemed through
its agency. These deposits were mace IN
response 10 the following proposition OF lhe
First National: That any national b'hk
might Gepos;, with it 81 ,o0o as a permanent
fund to be retained and used by i: without
PAYMENT OF interest, and in return ii would
receive I'll their mutila'cd currency and eN-
change it for rev notes without Other charge
than the use of 1000. Some time ago the
amount Of deposit was increased to Sl,o0O
on the statement of the bank that the use Of
the aforementioned sum did not pay tbe en-
pcnses of making the exchanges. II The
Statement that the deposits of this character
were $500 900 be true, it shows that this en-
terpriso alone had brought to the bank the
Use of 100000 more than the amount Of its
capital stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

FEARrrL STORM IL FLoRIDA.-TulidhdsSee.
Fla, September 2l.-A terrific storm passed
through HiiS section of country on Friday
morning. Several stores were unroof, d.
thirty or forty houses blown down, aud
others badly damaged. \ great number OF
gin.houses were destroyed. The crops are
considered completely ruined. Three or
four lives were lost and several persons were
wounded. A large number OF stock wSre
killed. The roads are blocked by fallen
trees, and the telegraph wires and fences are
down for miles. The loss in this county Is
immense. St. Marks is completely washed
away. Only two houses are left standing.
Twenty families are homeless. Newport is
also reported gene.