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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-05
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
All persons who wish to go to Refugee
Camp Williams, will apply to E. Mar.
shall, 80 South Court street. All persons
are urged 70 go. Train leaves daily at
1880 in the afternoon. Transportation
will be furnished also, supplies to per-
sons while 10 camp.
Eaume Ft CHARLES G FIsHER,
l41t] Chm Citizens Relief Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-05

A woman with tears in her eyes and
her voice tremulous with emotion, Gp.
preached a LEDGER reporter this morn
ing with an appeal to procure a physi.
clan for her husband, who had been sick
since yesterday morning With the fever.
She stated that a physician from Hot
Springs, Ark, had called at the hOuse
yesterday, but had left without prescrib.
ing for the sick man. She and her four
children, the eldest nine years Of age,
had been alone with the sick and dsliri.
GUS husband and father all night A
physician and nurse were promptly sup
piled by the Howards.
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OoLLlERvILL's WILD SCARE.

C~OLLIERvILLE, September 4. 1878.
J.. Harvey Mathes. Editor Ledger:
Great excitement here on account of
the yellow fever which appeared on last
Monday. Two deaths so far aud several
suspicious cases in town. The greatest
excitement prevails; people are fleeing
to the country in all directions Fifty.
one families have left, others are leaving
hourly. The country all around is Wild
with rumors regarding the fever, and the
town is almost completely deserted.
That prominent ~quarantiner, DR. D T
Waddy, was among the first to make
good his escape, fleeing in the direction
Of North Mississippi.
ANOTHER viEw BY A COOL HEAD.
CoLLIsRVMLE September 4, 1873.
To the Editor OF the Ledger:
We have had our big scare; our town
is almost depopulated. M r Brown and
James Person died yesterday and day
before. They may have had yellow fever;
but this morning | don't believe there is
any evidence of yellow fever here.
B G BLRDsoE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-05

QUERY: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina,
at the same price2' [eod-xxvii.l4
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whole Of the sillage over there is, 81, TINT
land. There Is money enough 10 bat,k Is. 70
nay nil YOUR city liabilities. according "
YOUR recitcment TO me, Hezekiaii, ana 70
9iye YOU that Independence and security
which You never have had. y 81.
DIE has been precious Thankaglv
season to us afi - said Mrs. Truman, !" but
/ nm most thankful Tor being able to see
the things OF this HE at their real value.
And 4 am thankful to turn In gratitude 70
the poor, .sorlorn mother, whose memory l
have always despised, for the means by
which we are saved from financial rum to.
day. How strange it all seems!
q. The low tree shall be exalted" again
quoted Aunt Hannah, clasping her white
h:rls reverently.
There are always some Of the young Tru-
mans ut Aunt Hannah's country house since
that time, aud their young New YORK
friends consider tia great privilege 70 De
taken to the ancestral home to visit Aunt
Hannah, where, they say, there are "nuge
stacks Of ,chimneys, wide tire-places, beds
i'm all the rooms, and, II you will believe II,
not a Garnet on one OF the white floors oil
the immense low. oid-fashoned domicil.
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Ely Poindcxtcr & TupEcr,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctionecrs,
1900 Main street
(under Planters National Bank).

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN UN-
" DIVIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST IN VAL
LIABLE PROPERTY ON BROAD STREET. ON
F0UsHEE BETWEEN BRoAD AND GRACE.
AND ON BROOK AVENUE AND CLAY
STEEETS.-In pursuance of Il decree of the chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Rlchmond entered 0ct0-
Der 0, 1878, In th' suit Of LalhrcE Leigh rs. ID.
y. Jones's adr illustrator ana others. the under
signed will proceed 10 sell, us commissioner, on
WEDNESDAY, January l. 1879. commencing AT
O'Clock Z. NJ, the UNDIVIDED IlALF-lNTER-
EST of the said ID. n. JONES' deceased, In The fol-
lowing described property:
That certain LOT fronting SO feet OH the north
side OF Broad street between Fou hee and First
streets. and extending back - feet. with TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING thereon.
Al.o, 4 certain LOT frohing 81 feet on the cast
sid. of Foushce street between Broad AMI Grace
streets. ....
Also, that very VALUABLE PROPERTY front
ing SO feet the north side OF Clay st Get 1T Its In
tcrseclion with lie west line of Crook avenue, viii,
Il substantial TWO-STOEI BRICK DWELLlNG
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; balance in
equal instalments at six and twelve months, negola-
be notes to be given Tor deferred payments. WIN
interest aided. and title retained until purchase
money is paid an! convey ordered by the court
f. VI. CONNER, Commissioner.
pOINDEXTER & TUPpER, hucticnrtrS.
DIS
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND "a
4 DESIRABLE STORE and DWELLING Id
No. 1912 Main street, now occupied by u. a. DOCK,
E.q. . 49, ,,,rrr,,>-
No is Main street, between Seventh aud Elrhih
siree's The dwelling portion of IL contains elslt
rooms. besides Kitchen aud servants rooms Win
modern improvements, and Is weil-suited LOT Il
boarding. house. ,,--.
No. 1929 Min street, just below Fillecn1h street.
formerly occupied by Messrs. William jenkins &
Co TIE dwelling contains six rooms.
Also. a NICE STORE and DIV ELLlNtf on Second
SIT ect nelween Jackson and Duval streets.
Also, BRICK STORE No. 1911 Franklin street.
three doors above the Oh! Market This store Is
we'll SUITED for any kind OF business.
Also, that COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELL
ING No. 500. the west size Of Fourth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. continuing six rooms,
with TWO large brick kitchens.
Also. n SHALL BRICK DWELLING on the sonh
side of Catherine near Gmer street:
Also, TWO SMALL FRAME DIV ELi'lNGS on
the ,ast side of Cherry STIR CT between Beverly ana
Cumberland streets, and opposite turner's Hover
Also, FRAME DWELLING on west Broad
street. adjoining the Pincl HosnitaI.
Alo, Il SMALL FRAME DWELLING on the
west side of Third street between Duvai ana BAKER
Also. FRAME DWELLING No. 10 Eighth street,
between Main and Cary streets, containing five
rooms. =. ,
the Basin bank, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
with Il gooG-sized lot attached.
Ako, several COAL-YARDS and OFFICES on
the ia in bank between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Apply 10 -. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son.
de 57-3t Real E.tate Agents and Auc ;lOneerS.
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GOLD Spills LEARNS THAT GOLD IS AT
PAH.-Old 81 came in Yesterday afternoon
and held out his band. with a bright-ycllOW
spot shining in the centre OF the palm.
| "Jess look at Cat, now!" ...
"That is a very pretty gold dollar"
"Now, amt dat han'somc! Hit minds
me of 10 de wah, when ole Marse Alcck
used ter GLIB me one cherry fust day OF de
munf!" ..-
"Where did you get it, Si?"
"Down hyar at de countiE'-room. Marsc
Hempfill glib me hit, an Pm telling yer
now hit kinder sot me back! -
sin what way?"
"Well, ebber since freedum l'se bin pinc'n
less ter feel Ell COLE dollar-iess ter know
dat Ter ulgger's hand wouldn't git burnt Ell
hit totched one, but cherry time / see one
hit wuz in er bank window, wild big glass
|'twixt ME and hit"
Chow does it feel now?"
swell, | dunno. Hit sortcr feels awk-
ard like; sorter ez ef hit warn't used ter
silkerlatin'; sorter got de kramps fun too
pertracted laznesS!"
"But gold is at par now"
"Whar? ?"
"At par-equal to greenbacks!"
"Dar hit is Inebber could set the inturn
off dis finances bizness. jess er week ago
de green back wuz down-noW dey is up;
den or cole dollcr wuZ harder ter glt den
err frunt seat ct de freemale minstrels-noW
yer gifts de COLE dollar in prefe'runce ter dc
green back. an yer don't want hit !"
"Why not 2"
"Kasc why, dar I'se got de COLE doller.
Hits hcep hitler dan er rostlge stampan'
not much thicker, an dar amt no gum on
bit Ter make hit stick in yer pocket. Cole
is moughty good, but gimme de dolIer what
hit don't take er two-dolIer pocket-bool1 ter
hold so yer kno' all de time dat hits dar. .
atlanta Constitution. '-.'
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RAILROAD LINES.
10 M - E; ls.5 szz
RICHMOND AND rETHgsErrC
RAILROAD COMPANY

80 - sss..a::ss 1890; 81
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD CONPASr {
COMMENCING MONDAY, December r.
" 1873, trains on this read VIII Pun as follow.
1855 sf fMk5 sIHHHG ahlI io sns:
and Aiken twin CbarIestopj. R "is,sS,
Jacksohyille-parlOr cars 10 WIIrJIn~'
ton. Stops only at Chester and Mar
7:15A.M NJ. AccoslMoDATioy daily fc,,n,
Sunday. n,h:es c.Gse coDnpc,tm,, ~
Petersburg with me Atlantic. NJ
sissipDi and Ohio railroad for u,is
Chattanooga. Nashville. Memrm.
LyHch5drg, Farlnyi,'c. ard Other ttc.I
stations on that road, maxim s3f%a
time ~ by any other I!:.c. Sio's ~
all regular stations. '' IT,
4:20 ?. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIG s,uc
lexcept sunday. Psss'b.cr5 ,ag,r.,
this iran win Hiake cl--e cgr.p r.,H'ns
al Pni.rt burg ftr Sorf@!
1926 p. NJ. THR0UGH MAIL Ga,iy. cos,c.,.,,..
for Weldon. Wiimrnvtoa. na,-,,tI:@
Charleston, SaTannah. hugns;9 ~
lnmNia Atianta. Macon. Mof.ot,,csr
Mod, !e, kew Orleans, and all pGia:s
Sonlh and Southwest. Pr,mar ,.r.,.
lng-"U from Boston Tor Wilroirg. .,
savannah. ana ~ % S6utll, S,0n. ., T..
at Manchester and Chester '"''
500 A. M, SUNDAY ACCOMMOD lTfo>
TRAIN makes close coaua.iInn MN
A.. u. 4 o. K. Il. FIR B.,,'oi. Ci,,,,1
nooga, Nashville Memphis Lynch.
.. purs, tarnylIllc, anu other local sta
lions on that road. Stop: a, all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SQgrH
$50 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL ta!y c0rncc,lp,
Nlth Richmnnn, frcugrickssure and
Potomac ra.lrGa4 fer all points N,rtr
East. and West. Stops ~ Mauchr,,nr
and Chester. and at halfway and =,
Dfury'S Hlnf, an signal.
9:O5A. NJ, ACCOSNODATlON TRAlS daF,y
teNccDt suncay). Stops al all Ma
tons.
7:05 P. ~, ACCOMMODATIONS. IRAIN daily
Stops 1t all stations.
3:45 2. d. THROUGH MAI. DAILY. eOnr.-,t;r,
with Richmond. Freder:ck.'rl-y ,nd
Potomac railroad for hi su!ils ilst
and West Also, making close cer,.r.
ton with the Chcsa,..fa" and onto
railroad for the Virginia .,5rlu.s AID
all points North and Wc,. This trlI~
stops ut Manchester arH Chester si,a
ut Half WAY ana Erurys BLUM. on
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii star: from
HE Anponattox dsoot.
SUNDAY ENCERSIOS TRAINS discontinued
until further notice.
de1S \. SHAW, Superintendent.
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Mrs. P. says she is much disinfected with
her new residence caparisoncd with her old
one, which was on the road to populous
Symetry, where she was enlivened some
times by seeing dozen funerals day.
The man who boosted that he was "aEove
board" occupied lodgings Immediately over
q diDing-room.
The day after washing is one of sad
irony.-BoSton Transcript.
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nFro,n the Chicago Trtbune.l

u.
Considerable excitement was aroused at Q
pergormance last Sunday evening in the
Grand 9pera-House, Milwaukee, by the eH'
traorainary behavior of one OF the; princi
nal members Of the company. The piece
was Miss Lima Tettenbnrn's sensational
drama. Tina. the Milk-Vcnder," which
has been rendered with some success In
English. This time it was given IN lis
original German. Tn the principal scene
large dog is introduced, hauling the milk
wagon of Harlina. the heroine OF the play
This dog understands English thoroughly
but having had only the advantage OF SIN
Gle rehearsal in German, he became some
what mixed in bis businessmen under
Standing the language, and. OF course
mistaking his cue. When the come
dian comes on and says: "Hartina, are you
here?, it is his dogs cue to stand still un
til Hartina and her lover embrace and ther
sing duet. Then he follows Hartln;
around the stage with the milk-cart, and sc
ON. On this occasion, when the word:
.Hartip, Dist du hier?" were altered, The
dog made a jump for the comedian, who
took fright and rain eff the stage. The dog
followed. barking furiously, and scattering
the milk-paiis ali over the stage. Hartln;
screamed. and took refuge among the oppoo
site wings. The dog presently rtappeareo
and. spying the prompter seated in bis
half-moon in front OF the footlights
p pr Iae dropped bis book and dived
trough the trap-door. The dog, now
thoroughly aroused, went after him, iol'
lowed By the milk.wagon and what was left
OF the cans. Amid the yels Of the audience
an effort was made to rescue the unhappy and
afrishted prompter. Selling the tail-oonro
of the cart, some of the people on the stage
gave strong pull, and pull altogether,
when up came the wagon and then the dog,
and finally the prompter. the latter in a
helpless condition, With the fanss of the in.
furiated animal firmly fastened TO that part
OF his garment which was the last to dlsap'
pear from sight. A muzzle was procured,
and the dog was led from the stage yelpine
at the prompter and looking daggers in the
direction Of the comedian. Order was
eventually restored and the piece proceeded.
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!. a.,e,r,InN s,anss-..Tl,ia nay..
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE, SALE.

DARN OFTWO HUN DRIED ANDTHIR-
II .TY-NINE ACRES IN. HANOVER COUNTY.
THREE FUURT OF MILE FROM fEhK E,S
STATION FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGED FOX
RICHMOND REAL STATE.-At the request of ilIe
owner offer for sale the excellent FARM located az
above known as The hirthEhce Of Henry Gay, and
now OCCUPIED by Benjamin. Jones as tenant. cor
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NlNE
ACRES, Of which 139 acres are opeu land OF lair
quality, and 100 acres well lnbercd, Which, by req
son OF its nearness 10 the railroad staiop makes 1t
peculiarly valuable. j. Is in Desirable nelghonr-
hood. The improvements are Inferior the DWELL
linz. having been destroyed by fire some years ago
There are however, on 1t Z small RESIDENCE
containing four room snoke-house Kitchen corn
house. barn. stable, &C..
would be exchanged for improved Richmond city
reol estate Appiy to- ....z..-,a W. GODblN.
dn 27.Dt Real Estate AiIctiOnetr.
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RICHMOND, December 18th.
Editors Dispatch: Please publish again :,
the poem emitted, "Ihe Little Wonean, y
which appeared in your columns some time
since. ga You've LADY" +.
fSend it TO us. /.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR-h1ILL.
with n SMALL FARM situated twenty miles north
of, Philadelphia on the North Pennsylvania rail-
road, for sale or exchange Tor Virginia farm The
business. The innd seventeen acres Is Level and
fertile. and has upon IL a good BRICK DWELl-
ING and excellent farm buildings. This property Is
in a thckly-settled aud thrifty sectoD and offers
rare opportunity for any one wishing TO exchange
Virginia property for northern property. Addrcss.
tual money value. or call on &C..
CtIAFFIS, STAPLES & Co.
de 27-dAt&w1t Richmond. va.
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BY L. L. Cook. Auctionccr,

ONE HAMBLETONIAN STALLION
CHANCES. AT AUCTlON-On MONDAY, goth
instant. at 10 O'Clock, will eel 1T the Stables of
Thomas Z. Turner. Esq. 10 pay livery charscs one
STALLION. five years Old,
well broke 10 harness. can lrnt In three and half
minutes; one BAY HORSE, fifteen and Il half hands
high, fast troter. Of fine style and aclnI aId lihc
blood. The attention OF those in want of line stock
is asked TO lus SALE as the horses will be positively
sold 1dc o4I F. g. COOK. Aucli"ncer.
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I;r Frank -. Hill.
Real Estate AuclionreT,
HOS Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL ESThTEIN THE COUNTY or Hen
RICO AND CITY OF RICHMOND AT fIBi.lI
NIiTioN,-ln pursuance of decree of The United
States District Court he aS District OF VIZ
GINA OF the 23d day of November, 1875; in the
matter of samuel Tnckcy. bankrupt as assignee OF
,,rrmi :cs on SATURDAY, January 4th. 1879. at
IL O'Clock NJ. .IX1Y-TliREE ACRES OF LAND
in Ecnrico county. on The Ncw-Nlarkct road.
After which say 1T 81 O'Clock L. NJ, Will sell on
The premises. the HOUSE AND LOT on Michel on
street in the city of Richmond (iDt fronting 81 by
JAG feet. and now occupied by Sald luckey. Inc
hellsa Is in very good repair.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one fourth Of the purchase
money: and The balance uD0na credit OF Tour, eSnt,
and Twelve months. for ucgotia lc notes. with in
tcrc,t added from the day sale. title retained until
the purchase-moncy Is paid In fun and conveyance
ordered by the court.
JAMES y. DUNLOP, Assignee
FRANK d. HILL, Auctionrcr. dc24
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By Richardson s Co., a.....
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l113 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
v PROVED REAL ESTATE u THE ETf OF
MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUCTGoN.-By
VIII lue of The provisions OF deed OF trust, bea:ng
date the 2Sl day of November. 1877. from VIII
Ham st. Paul Puliam 10 the Undersigned, lrustets,
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the Hastings
Court OF said city OF Manchester 10 secure The pay
ment of certain negotiable note therein meniion-
ed for the sum OF $3.50, we shall, rs trustees IN
said decd-deault haying been made IN The payment
OF said note, and being required so TO do Dy The
holder thcreof-scl by auctiOn on the premises on
SATURDAY the 2lst day OF December, 1878. ut
81 o'clock u. ~. the MISUNDERSTANDING REAL
ESTATE-to wit. all that certain LOT OF LAND,
with several SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS, there
on. lying and being in The city OF Manchester. ana
BOUNDED as follows-to wit, beginning. on The south
line of Tenth street at the east line OF the property
or G.. Mum. running thence castwardly along Sl ID
Tenth street ScInneS street. thence at right an
giles soutLwardly along tile western line OF Selnncs
street to Eleventh street. thence Il, right angles
along the north line of Eleventh street 10 The east
ern line of The properly of a. McCrGnc. thence 1T
right angles morthwardly along sail McCronc'S line
To other property of SAID Pulliam thence nj right
angles wcstwar,lly along tie north live OF said Nc
Cronc'S property 10 The said cast line OF q. Mmnn's
proucrry, and thence 1T right angles norhwardy 10
Tenth street and the point OF beginning.
TERMS Enough i'll cash TO dclraY iEc cNpenSc
of executing this trust and 10 pay oil tue sum OF
So 350 with interest thereon from the 2Stl day OF
November. 1875: the residue on such terms as shall
be announced al he time of sale.
This property will be divided 10 suit The wants OF
buyers. d. \. RICHARDSON,
JOHN L. TAYLOR.
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C,ry ORDINANCES.

4 y,o Uhn' or AcMArrEE "a OK IKE IEEk ~
okD'Si Approved u, I g i, CRY T
Be il Orddiasd bg he Coarr rbaSier "a OF The
Richmond, That section a S rrSraiae4 50 -
city Ordinances ne aneh"s" ." , d.,
to read as io!omS: 1t, go offered fur s2W he .-
either Of ths 1S,, Ss sNE o
police Jar SSsns ca,. lie h.nnrkes. ~ ,n.Iue;
S On aaeSsls hui sh nay be So sG cSrt Is @
sy 81 Aptsh " be for ,Es ps F 81
may Be By The cG%mi sbs pay OF %
person yi" sa ay i more s ihaa ISlr tS
&C 24-5t E. -
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.AUCTFyy gALES-.-Euture Days.
by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc!ionecr,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. VALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED AM. UNIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT p uB LIC AUCTION
the city of Kichnond, entered December q, 1873,
in the suit OF - MDnigcrude, trnSees &C.. against
Rose and wife and oihers,n The undersigned as see-
ctal commissioners, will. on FRIDAY the 27th DAY
The real. PROPERTY IL, said decree mentioned.
The real estate win he sold on the premises. com
mencipg ut O'Clock p, M., and consists OF u LOT
on Union Hin, iron Ing On the west side oil ADAMS
tor Pickett street 19S feet, and running BACK pc
tween parallel lines l54 feet 10 alley twelve feet
Ffourney by Charles NJ. Peasants March 2G, SOS;
This lot has on IL 4 cool DWELL1NG-HOUSE ana
other improvements.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue
in three equal instruments, upon SIX. twelve, ana
eighteen months credit the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments, with interest
added the title TO The property 10 be retained uh'
the purchase money Is paid and q conveyance Or
dcred by the Court. A. K. COURTNEY.
j. G. BLACKWELL,
Special Commissioners.
/ ROBERT Z. LYME, AucIionecr.
POSTPONEMENT.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather the above
safe Is nos poned unit THURSDAY. january 2,
1879, ut 4 O'Clock 2. d..
j. G.. BLACKWELL,
..-- a Special Commissioners.
AS trr,strce in deed from s: G. Flournoy and
wife, dated January 8, 1869, will unite W tn The
aboye-named special commissioners in making sale
of said real estate at said lime; 1,, ,nI> rrrstoo
The above property will he subdivided. and pat
exl,ibiie ed at time of sale by ..
de 20 ROBERT Il. LYME. Auctioneer.
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a-' Newspapers. &c.
1910 now is THE TINE 1870
lCi ~. ~ ~
TO SUBSCRIBE.
ELL YSON & NCEY.
NEWS-DEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
11l2 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.

AGENTS FOR TIE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the MagaZucS published IN This country ana
Iurone will send any Of the following papers and
magazines 10 any address tpostngc paid> on receipt
OF the prices annexed, which are The publishers
lowest rates
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctionecrs.

POSTPONEMENT.
Tn consequence of The Indictment weather the
above sale IS poncd by consent Of parties inter-
estcd to SATURDAY the 4th day OF january. 1879,
mt the same hour. j. A. RICHARDSON,
JOHN Z. TAYLOR.
dr07 Trustees,
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DEETa@Ts.

* w. JONES, go
~. DENTIST. d Tff
CHIrRCH. on NINTH STREET, with every con-
yenience for comfort OF his patients, with twenty
live years experience, Is prepared 10 perform aii
operations gently aud thoroughly for all such as de-
sire his services, oc t'oM
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4 connects for Million. n. G..
3 connects for Asheville and al poiRts In Western
North Carolina daily. except Sunday.
T. connects for Macon aud all Doints In southwest
Georgia.
u connects for ia: ksonyllle and all points in Flo
rida. 49,
+ connects for Macon aud all polnts.tn Southwest
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis. and
all Texas points. .. ,
F connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, and
Wick. burg.
G connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the aboYe-named points dTrtre la
Richmond ut 4:i3 Z. NJ. and 7:43 A. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday. -E ....E.
Pullman Palace Drawing-roon and Sleeping Cars
run through OH Train No. from New York and
Richmon TO Atlanta. ana on Train No. J from New
York and Richmond to savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, aud
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 8, leaving Richmond nj 3 So 4.
inland No. 10, arriving in Richmond ut l:26 ~ NJ.
will have accommodations for lew Second-ciass
passengers. who must purchase tickes before get
ting rhe tram. No passengers VIII be allowed on
other freight trains.
JOHN X. MAG MURDO.
.. General Passenger Agent.
r. ". Il. TALCoTT, General superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-28

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