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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30
A,lUtrsoN sALEs-Future Days.

ByR. A. Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
Nm THURSDAY. 1sT OF FEBRUARY,
" commencing 1t II O'Clock we VIII sell a. tns
residence 708 west Ernce street, variety ~ NbM
and ELEGANT FURNITURE, among WHICH We
0u o'lWAMSUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
DiNTNG-ROOM TABLE, 80.
D1NIEG-ROOM CHAIRS, covered WIN huSsin
HAT" HHase srA1R-CARPETa and RODS, 4
with variety of other articles.
IN 80 - X. A. PAINE & CO., Anctioneers.
II by James n. Taylor i son. Sd
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streats-
WE WILL, AT THE REQUEST. OF OF
w the owner offer for sale at public AUG sion; upon
the premises, on THURSDAY: FebrInry l; aSI1 q AZ
Az O'Clock p. NJ, that New CoMFUh, Az r.
FRAME DWELLING tNo. 705) on Inc east 81 sue on
Belvidere street near High street lUn6
rooms and kitchen. The lot fronts II lt-IZ oy Iuu
feet, with hydraDt thereon. IN -, ~,
We viii also Offer the vacant L 6o 'ne
above which fronts about Z5 by 10Y ieel. .h
TERMS: Very nhera and made OK EnS~ Sn aI Inc
a. 90 Auciioncers
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THRnIrGH PASSENGER.

1000 A. N. Arrives at Richmond SUNDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Con.
meets with trains Richmond aud
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY, at Z. n. Connects with
trains from Philadelphia. New York,
and western points, and 1t West Point
with trains for Eichn ond and tho
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT
500 p. NJ. Arrives at Richmond SUNDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. CONNECTS
with steamer II WRIST Point from Bal
timore Connects with Richmond and
Danvillc, Richmond aud Petersburg
and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. N. Arrives at Richmond div Connect.
with Richmond aEu Petersburg and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
4:OO L. NJ. Arrives at Richmond Tt ESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Con,
meets at West Point with steamer Isl,
from Mattaponi and Prmunkey river
landings.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond To or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handbag and dispatch, with loves, rates,
guaranteed. ''
Through bills Of laling. with guaranteed r,,.e
Issued to all northern and western points. >S'
Through tickets sold to all northern eastern and
western points, and baggage checked through. "'
For tickets apply AZ General Raj road Ticket Of.
nee, S26 Main street; III the Exchange Hotel and
companv's depot. corner Twrnty-,hird AMI Donr
streets. Richmond, Va. O~
IA Ii. r. DOUGLAS Superintendent,
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATESeAIn
BY THE
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE,
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA,
MERCHANTS CHEAP
TRANsPoRTATIoNLIN LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
Leave from Twenty-sccond and Dock streets at
O'Clock TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS.
and o'clock SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
dc 20 L. B. TATUM Agent.
DHILAD RICH AKsg
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssza ssk1ss9ss
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROYI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES WEEK.-Unu further
notice the steamers Of this line will make tr-weckly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every T TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city via Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
w. p. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia
d. ID. G. MINK, Agent.
my17 No. 90 Devonshire street. Boston.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1875.
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RArLROAD LINES
EfcHxoND, fohK KIyEH AND GHEspgAKEl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ,
THROUGH PASSENGER.

#ssetss THROUGH PASSENGER,
3.ooP. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, anil FRIDAY. Connects at
West Point win steamer Havana for
all points on York river and BaltI-
more. Arrives In Baltimore at A
M.:cOnpects with rail- lines for Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York Bos-
ton. and all western points Connecta
ut Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. II. Leaves Richmond SUNDAY. WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY. Connects
with steamers ut West Point for river
landings. Baltimore, and all western
points, Connects at Richmond with
trains on Richmond aud DinviIle rail-
road, Richmond and Petersburg, aud
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. F.
500 P. d. Leaves Richmond daily Except SUM-
day. Leayes Richmond SUNDAY at
Ills A. 81.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
ZOO A. M, Leaves Richmond TUESDAY,
80 THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con-
meets at West Point with steamer Iss
for all landings on Matsaponi and Pa
munkey rivers.
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~ - commissioners OF SaIe
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, January 20, 1877.
In 2a-Tu4W -, :. ~ -. -.
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Tides WANTED-DRY. GREEN, and
j. SALTED. Also, SHEEPSNINS and TAIL
LOW: for w;,ci, the highest CASH prices will be pac
bv - O. II. CHALKLEY CO.,
LeSther-Dealers,
poS Thirteenth street.
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The undersigned wishes to sell his House and
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sary appurtenances on the lot Cheap for Cash.
For further particulars call on the undersigned
on the premises.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
Soda & Mineral Water Mandatory
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Notice TO Contractors.

The Commissioners will receive at the Auditors
Office, until l2 o'clock, Monday, Jan'y 18TH, 1877,
the rear Of the Court House, Of the following d..
mensions 80 feet deep i5 feet In diameter, in the
clear, and u inch wall If hard burned brick, also
IN be arched with same, with an opening at top
l6 by l6 inches to be covered with dressed stone
II inces thick,
,l.Tn.r By order Of the Board
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AAAIn Can't be made by every agent in
WOhAnhNA the business we furnish but those
NWUu willing to work can easily earn a
WVVV dozen dollars day right In their
own localities Have no room to
explain here Business pleasant and honorable
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, 1877-06-20

Our Correspondent sends US the follow.
ing:
CoPENHAGEN, May goth, 1877.
There has been no change in the poll.
tical world since my LAST report from
here. All over the country political
meetings are continually being held, at
which now and then pretty sharp express
sions are INDUCED in by the United Left,
but otherwise everything is quiet and
goes on as usual. Loyal addresses and
memorials Of confidence continue still to
be sent to the King and to the Ministry
from the Right voters Of the different
electoral districts. A Copenhagen address
obtained 1860 signatures. Now aud
then the Lett have suggested a monster
address to the King, kut this does not APP
pear to meet accept8tion.
The wel.-known J.. 4. Hansen, who
has been one Of the Left leaders Tor many
years and Vico-Chairmaa Of the Lower
house, is in trouble, being prosecuted for
embezzlement. He has during many
years been Manager, and, it may be said,
absolute controller Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Holb@k County,
and the shareholders, chiefly composed Of
peasants, lad unlimited corGdeaco in
him but OF late some shareholders be-
came suspicious Of something wrong, and
caused q public examination to be made
by the authorities. AS far as can be
learnt, there is a deficiency Of 5000, 900
Kroner in the reserve fund, which has been
used by Hansen, and it is supposed that
the result Of the revision will be that
still more is wanting.
The Central Bank in Copenhagen and
the Slagelse Folkebank, both Of which
are founded and patronized by the Left
interest, have failed, and the Farmers
Savings Bank in Sor6 does not only shew
G deficit in it's accounts, but is in such
trouble that it has been obliged to call ia
q considerable part of its outstanding
capital. This bank also was founded on
the " Left" interest.
The returns from holders of live stock
showed the existence, on 18th July 1876 in
Denmark Of 352,272 Horses, l,348,321
Horned Cattle, 1~,719,249 Sheep and
603,667 Swine.
, 1877-06-20
TRINIDAD.

The Port Of Spain Gazette goes 80 far as
to say that for every 90 names Of any
responsibility in Trinidad who view
Governor Irving's return with satisfaction,
we are willing to produce 900, equally
respectable, who are praying anxiously
for deliverance from one Of the most UNI
popular Governors that Trinidad has ever
had" Strong language. 1t makes US
think that the backs of Governors in the
British VS. Indies ought to be rather
broad to bear all they have to bear, and
the salaries large enough to make the
position attractive. But SO, to say tue
truth, they are. At least tie sal aries are
large. About the doTsaI breadth we are
no. possessed Of any information.
, 1877-06-20
MOROCCO AND TUNIs.

French Enjoys, it is announced by the Debats'
have been sent by the Governor of Algeria to
Morocco and Tunis to communicate the French
Declaration of Neutrality and to obtain informa-
ton as to the temper Of the populstion. The
Morocco Government, it is believed. takes ne
great interest in the Eastern crisis but its
by differences of dynasty and ritual, are
interested in Turkey, and if the situation
became aggravated, a fauatical feeling might be
aroused. There would not, however. be many vol
uutesrs for a Holy War, unless there were a pros
pect of booty, of which a defensive war holds out
little hope; and the Sultan. seeing that an explosion
and his neighbours than to Russia, will do all he
can to guard against it. The people of Tunis ars
very pacific. and their interests are so bound up
With those Of the French and italian colony that
no hostile or ~fanatioal feeling on their part need
DO apprshendsd, - Tines.
, 1877-06-20

We notice with pleasure the fact that
10 st. Andrews Parish Church Mr.. Charles
Arthur, a young black man, for a long time
Catechist in the parish, has been ordained
Deacon by the Bishop Of Barbados.
There was o sharp shock of earthquake
at 10 a. m. on Sunday, the 9th May, felt
especially in the neighbourhood of the
Grand Etang, which is lake in the very
TOP OF the island.
, 1877-06-20
RUSSIA'S DESIGNS IN ASIA.
from he Standard.l

Whatever once shrouded the intentions
OF the Russians in Asia Minor is fast
being dissipated, and those who have
traced on the map the movements of the
army of the Caucasus since its invasion of
the Turkish frontier must begin to per-
celve the immediate objects its command.
srS have in view. The Interior designs
are possibly not yet known even to them
selves. The Russian forces are pressing
forward by three main roads towards Erze-
Soum. whilst another force, Of which little
, 1877-06-20
DENMARK.
IRON 81. Z'homa Iidends.)

Our Correspondent sends US the follow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
.pnrISII THE ARMY.

Tba1s..on wrUd not now oethFeaten-
Al with the ltllc!ion Of sn extra session
- Copcre.s. a. summer scourge, 1t 1t
did 70; p,s.ess the incubus Of standing
army Had not standing arm. been
ousr,ercd, IN violation OF our Constitution
and subyerslye o. the spirit OF our lnsti'
.u.ions, upon The S, uthern people Tor the
las, decade, Congress would not now need
70 be cslled together. Weremember the
time when the idea OF q standing army
10 tbs free government, WAS one ot the
thing. not 10 b, tolerated 'Or u singio
moment by public sentiment. Why
rolld it be low? For
vn.t do We need more than skeleton
O.n army in times o. peace? y thousand
npr are more than sufficient to take
ch,rse OF all ID" iur.s. sr-ens)s and other
nluary properties that REQUIRE to be
projected aln,r., injury and decay.
Fur ttnu..ri mor ST' more than
Li .iert,o garrison al Indian posts and
gl.ri the frontier n.aiusL lncurs Ons OF
,le ssvsge.. What else does America
san. 8 s:qra'rg army for2 Unle,s
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Supreme CO.rt Decisions.

WAsnISGr y, April 2l.-The First
National Bank OF Washington va. Whit
man, error from the supreme Court OF the
ID strict OF Coiumbia. ln this case it l.
held that the payer of check which
has not been accepted by tho bank or
which it wa drawn, cannot maintain &C.
ton on il against the bank. Payment To
rar ger upon an authorized ell dorse-
ment, does not operate Ms an accept
aEce of the check so rs to auth' riz ,
action by the real owner to recover its
am ,uLt rs upon An accepted check.
Carney vs. the City Of keoknk. and
the keokuk and Des Muines Railway
Company ct al, error to the Circuit Court
Tor the district of Iowa. The decision
is tha. the right of the ripsrion owner
extends to the high water mark, but
th,t between that a2d the low water
mark the title is in the city, and that the
CITY had right to widen and improve
to any extent by filling in below high
water mark. and building wbsrves and
levees for public use, and that the title
TO the lands so made remain IN tno cor
poraton. Affirmed
Illinois Central Railroad VS.. Turrill,
and iour other cases, appeals from the
Circui, Court for the Northern District
Of Illinois. These were suits tor IL
tring. ment of patent for an improvement
on the common anvil or swedge-b ock
used in welding, 81, and the reforming
If railroad rails when they have become
shattered from unequal wear. In some
of them the infringement Is found anC
the Judgements are affirmed, out IN others
the Judgments are reversed. The fol ow'
ing are the orders in these Gases: The
iudrment is reversed in the Michigan
southern and Northern Indiana Vs.. Tur-
rel and reversed in the Chicago and
Alton VS.. same; ffirm,d IN Chicago, Bur
hngton and QIincy vs.. same. affirmed
in the case OF Pltlsburgh, Fort wayne
ana Chic-go VS.. same. MIR. Justice
Strong delivered bis opinion dissenting
rs to the estimated damages OF Justice 5
Swayne and Field in the case ot the City
of memphis VS. Brown, error to the CIR
cult Court for the District Of Tenn.
Mo.ou Is denied.
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Disastrous Fire NJ ON .ha.

OMARA, April 2S.-At II o'clock las:
night 9 Are was discovered in the real
of Pioneer Block, In some frame addi-
tions A furious gale Was blowing from
the north at the time, driving the flames
into the block and making It impossible
to save anything. The entire block wa
destroyed with the exception Of the por.
tion owned BY P. q. Sharp & Brother,
which, with the stock Of leather, wa
badly damaged by water; fully covered
by insurance. G. 4. Goodman, druggist,
loses building and stock; loss $4,000,
insurane $4,000; J. Lemsn, pswnbr
loss on building and stock, $4,000;
nearly covered by insurance. Among
the uninsured things were 5000 worth
of diam 1nds. The section owned by j.
n. Psttee was totally destroyed, loss
$4,000 and insured for $4,000. 1t WAS
occupied by Simpson, tobscconis!, stock
worth $4,000 or $4,000, mostly saved
and the balance covered BY insurance;
Creighton's Hall was slightly damaged
by water and dre, and the occupants,
kcKillogaa, liquor merchant, and
Mercer u Co., tobacconists, all insured.
1t WAS doubtless the work Of an incendi-
diary, IS man was seen running from
the place where II was set on nrs BY
two parties.