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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
Chrsst.s Second Coming.
A GREAT COUNCIL OF PE0TESTANTS TO DISCUSS
TILE SCRJECT IN NEW YORK.

A GREAT COUNCIL OF PIOTEsTANTS TO DISCUSS
THE SUBJECT IN NEW YORK.
A New York paper Of Tuesday says.
There was last evening a wcll-attended
meeting, both OF laymcn and MINISTERS OF
all Protestant denominations, in the chapel
of the Church OF the Holy Trinity to make
nreparations for the great conference to be
opcned in this city next monthsto discuss
the question OF the second coming of Christ.
The Rev. Dr.. Stephen II. Tying, Jr, pre-
sided. The meeting was opened with pray
er. and the hymn "When Jesus Comes"
Then, at the suggestion OF the Chairman,
most Of those present repeated scripturai
7ext referring to the expected coming OF
Christ.
DR.. Tying said that last june there was a
meeting of believers at Clifton Springs, at
which it was resolved to call conference
| similar to one which lately met in England
to discuss the question of the Lords COM
ing. The call was drawn up, and signed
by more than two hundred Of the most
popular cergymen and laymen of the coun-
try. Letters had been received from many
of the large cities, including Chicago, beg
slng that the meeting might convene there;
but it had been decided to hold it in the
Church of the Holy Trinity, New York, on
October S0th and 3lst, and November Isl.
MIR. Moody, Dr.. Tyngsaid. would probably
be there, and many other skilled cvangelists.
He was sure the Conference would be very
largely attended from all parts Of this coun-
try, and many distinguished English cler-
gyluen had been invited, and would be likely
to attend. He hoped to see even the Rev.
DR.. II. Bonar.
The Rev. Drs. Stephen Fl. Tying, Jr.: and
j. d. Herr, and the Rev. DR.. Gillespie were
appointed to nominate subcommittee OF
arrangements, and, before closing, DR..
Tying, in reply 10 question, said he was
firmly convinced that the Lord Jesus Christ
would vertically come again to this world to
take His Church and establish His Kingdom
7Ipno porth
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', A,I1Uc, 4 sAaEs-Tntnre Days.
By Ricbnrdson Z Co.,
zeal Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
80 rs9sS11 I3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE u / IA u
nEAI. ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET COX OK
NEIs HYRTI STREET. IN THE CITY OF RICIi,-
MoND. BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of the progx y, :
usnns NJ deed OF tr,Isr bearing dale the 2ist Gay
Of MAY. from ). w. Gin and wife TO- the mn
dersrnd. trustee duly recorded in tue clerks ounce
az Tho CaIicery Court OF The city OF Richinonu. 70
SECURE the payment OF the negotiable noc ,nereis
mentioned default having been MADE In inc pay
nleiit of said note. ana being required 50 10 10 oy
the holder thereof. shall. as trustee In Sad dera,
sell by auction, on the premises on MoSDAhr the
3oih elav Of september S7e, at T. NJ. me EEL S
ESTATE described IN said deed, CONSISTING ct :
V4IiJABLE LOT OF LAND fronting ~ ieea On
the northeast corner 0f Fourth aud ByrI n s
aud running back between parallel lines ioo 49, isst'
with n VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING tntr :
On with basement and two stories above, cohlahE
seven rooms; kitchen. &c. .ho ox-norse n,
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expense , o o
executing this trust, and 10 pay on me sum y,
ii 90 with interest thereon from ,he 2lst uay %.
Nnr 1873: the residue on such terms " sua,i ue
nnannnraJ M the lime of sale. Oher'ttrms than
ihose mentioned above may be given. 49,
The aforementioned properly was sofa on tht
oatl, day of july. 1873. rs advertised for int ga
nut The FERNS OF said sale moi having been complied
win nv ihcnurcascr thereof said real estate VIII DC
resolI advertised above, ut the risk ann cost o
said purchaser. D. ~ hiCi-Ahi ,r,,,s,aa
p,,,,,pDcoS g. Co buc,iorcers Sc 10
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Ifor The DispatehJ
wcevililf Wheat.
naitnrs. 4 eorrespondent SOM,

Mnssre Editors: A correspondent SOME
49, ssnce made inquiries through your
~, wecrii In wheat. While
S,s ns.rot answer all his questions. may DC
Mo ~ oficr some practical suggestions on
sha smb;ect. The egg OF this insect (Caiau.
sis;a f;raparia) is deposited 10 the Wheat
,,eter it IS threshed aud carried. 10 tue
r.anarv. The fact that covering the wheat
well with chat will generally. u not always
keep the grain clear OF weeSii seems 10 cor.
firm this. This IS one practicas remedy vi
preventive. Another, which mas Deeh ,Ile icy.
5yit,, good effect, is TO smear boards ABOUT
tbe pranory with pitch, and repeat the ope-
ration from time to time. Another thing,
which is said to aid very much in getting
rid of the insect after it has gotten ID sne
yyheaf. Il TO heap it up into smai' cohlc'''
n;Ies. which causes the weeyil to rise 10 the
ION whore they may be mashed between
hnar,ls or Knocked down with bags ana
killed. ~ ua,hon.
tsframonium) placed within the bulk oil
wheat VIII drive them out. The Agricul.
snraI Society OF MeauX. In France, ADVISED
10 soak cloths OF fax in water. Wiring ou'
the water over the piles OF wheat aIter Tue
yyeey,l had gotten In 1t. and that 1t De sur
fered to remain two hours. In tnae ttuiS
large quantities OF the insect WIN DC loa,o
ndherins to the cloths, which must DC
quickly removed and immersed IN tups % ol
water. Another remedy Is 10 subject .ne
wheat to moderate heat IN kiins, anu ~
doubt this IS effectual, though very tIouple,
some. It is probable that sulphur burneo
i'm considerable amount In granaries tightly
closed would destroy these insects, pre-
viousIy stirring up and spreading out the
,chaat IN the floor. The burning sulphur
sibCrates ..sulphurous acid gas which Is
very destructive to insect life. We all VINO
were raised OH farms remember how bees
in hives, in "oId times" previous to takins
the honey, were killed by burning sulphur
under the hives.
Very respectfully, TIL. POLLARD,
Commissioner Agriculture.
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DROMPT REFORM OF BODILY

The prompt reform OF those bodily evils enfees&ed
digestion, incomplete assimilation. inactivity of the
liver Kidneys and bladder, cell rs Of The nerves.
symptoms Which these ailments are especially prove
10 b"ge, Is always accomplished by the use of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, medicine accredited by
physicians, pronounced pure by analysis, and emf
0entiy wholesome and agreeable. SGrely such
restorative is preferable to unpalaabe and ndgesti
ae mineral drugs and unsanetionef nost,ams. The
nation ut large assuredy thinks so, taddn g by the
unprecedented demand for the article from Maine
10 the Pacific, demand now supplemented by I'm.
nense orders for II received from tropical America
Mexico, the British aud Spanish Colonial posses.
S0Ds, aud elsewhere. Both ut home ADD abroad IL is
recognized as = standard remedy aud preventive,
the decisiyeness Of its effects recommending IL
everywhere. Sc I7-Tu, Th.S&w
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FLOR the DisDatch.

/ saw in the Dispatch few days ago an
inquiry as to whether there was any"nele
n dissertation OH the grain-weevi, "or
words TO that effect"
intended at the time saw the inquiry,
but forgot it. to say that the late Edmund
Ruffin published an " Essay on the Prop.a.
CATION and Habits of the Moth-Weevil ;
and Means Suggested to Prevest its Rav-
ores." in the Farmers Register for 1888
and repubisbed it in his work, Essays ana
Notes on Agriculture-1S55. ~
J. w. Randolph published the latter
work. and may tell how to procure 1t. The
Farmers Register is in the State Library.
L. 6. L.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, I
COLUMBIA, S. c. }
NOTICE.
TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Therfsllowing persons appear as creditors on the
books that represent the Treasury Office the stock
of this State known as Revolutionary War claims:
issued under the act of 1894 bearing Interest at
three par ccntum. redeenas at pleasure ana nave
not called for the Interest dne OH The STOCK Stlu0lng
In their names for such period OF time rs 70 give
rise to tne presumption that their heirs, II any
there be living, having noknowledge OF Inc en-
istence OF said stock. and all of which will appear
more fulis by the following statoment-to VII
st, Johns Berkeley clIleh, certificates NOS oI Z
for S3l aud 1873 for s2G.23, interest unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters. ana amount
ling 10 81. ga William Ge Quincy certificate NO.
1877 for $2H45, interest unclaimed Tor Two null
1red and ttI~ly-ctghr QUARTERS. aid amounting 10
,A52.57: eisr.e JACOB Minus, certificate NO. 500
Tor s2O.l2. Interest unclaimed for TWO hundred
and sIxtv-thueea,arterS and aa cunning 10 S3909
Samuel Paxton certificates Mes. log tor 81 ana
bSs, for S62.S2. interest uaGsalhed :tor Two nun
dTeL and sNts~seyen quarters, and amounting 10
500. go; Cliarlss G.. PiuckMeE- Trustee OF Mary
Pintsney. certificate No. 1913 fog SEQ. Interest
.unoia9m med for ONE hundred aud sixty quarters, aud
oupiing TO Sae.5O; Arnoldus Nanterhost- in
trust Cor the estate OF James Wall. or Virainia.
Certificate No. "a fpr $2OO.5s, iuerest ,tescaimed
Cor thpec hundred anu sixteeR euarias, and
amounting TO S475:S5.
Should the heirs ut lasy or legal REPRESENTATIVE OF
any of seid stockholders fall To eaauias their
,dshts ,iH said st0tkQ1 or before the Srst day or
November next, the State Treasurer Is aAtlo1Zed
AND Eeuulred 10 carry the principal and iDterest of
saS stock 10 the credit OF the State aud close the
fCaasr act 1st of March, 1881
State Treasurer of South Caroiina.
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RiArLnOAD LINES.


81 Ess. -
ISdEsAPEAgE AND Oh I0. RAIL
SWAY and af, sI. W si;l1 FL,
leaye and arrive ut Kfcnmond as follows:
WESTWARD.
No. 1-7:3oA, M-Leaves-Fon WHITE SULPHUR.
$3.50 Daily except Sunday; stops AZ
81 all regular stations: arrives at
Gord1nsvifIe at 1875 A. M.;
Charlottesville at ll:25 a. d..
siaunto,i nj 1:31 r. 81. dinner:
]; White. Sulphur 81 $50 r. h,~
ZOE ArriYs
dESiofdopsYilIe III 1885 4. u:
lea;esrbs Virginia Al.a,gF n
$50 r. ~: arrives az WaSG--'
tngtoD at 9:l +. NJ.
FOE TYSCHBrEG: Arrives
at Charlottesville at 1l:z5 A..
81: leaves by virylnia Midland
nj 1875 4. ~: arrives NJ
Lynchburs at 2:s0 PM.
Nos GASP. Nf-Lcayes-FO CINCINNATI:
Daily: stops at Hanover jung
ton. Noe's Beaver Dam. Fred
ericks Hall. Lonisia. Trev!l-
IaU's. Gordonsyill:. Gotham,
kcswick. Charlottesville.
Lynthburg Junction. Ivy. Sic
chunl's River, Greenwood. AZ
ton. Wayneaboro'. Fisher,yii!e.
Stauutol SwoOp.'S. Goshen,
M!llboro' Clifton Forge VIII
Hamson's, LOwmOor. Coyirg-
ton. and all stations ives. Ok
CoyingtUn Arrives as Cor
is,9e,rIIie at at y! i59 ~ H.; s G9F
ton at I:25 a. ~: Covin2tot9
al 7:2O 4. ~ torcakias!I:
White sulphur at $40 4. 81;
Kanawha Fails al 1880 r. ".
ldinnerl: Huntington N 5:i5
L. ii. Steamer arrives al Ports
mouth AT $50 +. NJ: Ciucin--
natl at 4. NJ. and CONNECTS
with the lines Tor the West
Northwest, and southwest.
FoR WAsIUNGToS: Arrives
Mt tor,lDnsviltc at l:20 4. NJ:
leaves hy Nir.IGil Midland trIln
1T 3:33 \, 81: arrives ut WASH
Fox LYScarrRG: Arrives
nj GoTtonsriIIc at 1920 \. VI.
lchdn2c cars. ami Virgins"
Midland arrives at Lynchh"!s
ut 1872 =. ".
No 5-345 r. NJ. ,.ravcs--fOR GOEDONSvILLE:
Accommodation. GdilN Except
SHu0aIl. Stops ~ all stations,
ani arrives tx hGTdonsi ~
7:i5 Z. NJ.
EASTWARD.
No. e-s.0O p. M.-Ar,ivcs--FROn WHITE SuL-
YHuR: Daily except SUNDAY;
leaves While sulphur ;.:Ij
4. NJ: Siaunir'I a: i:.i:p u.
VI. Characteristics. nj $50 +.
NJ: GOrlnmsvii'. 1T i:iJ i. u.
FROM LYNCHHrH": Virginia
NtIla.a icayr, L!urhhur, \,
doa:si,ic At i:.i3 +. i. jcI,,lr:c
leaves at; 40 T.. ".
No 22-445 =. M.-FEoM >rAr&;oN: Lave
stanton da!ty u>rop' sunday
At $50 \ NJ: MARRIOTT" 'tl-"
$50 \. N.:',"r.:"H ,yilh.. lu:ir
FROM WA>Ir.>G5oN: Va
g,nlt Mi1nnt '.arr, II $3.50
u. Vi: arrives ~ ',rr'on,.i,ir
1T 1919: Chr.&I r.3hr .NE 'hiU
" ''S!5"' s'i; !: ;@ ,' L. . H.,
ana sons ut al sections.
No. 6:iJ A. M.-Arrv"s--tROM tITtINNhTIs
natt At i. ii; Portsmouth q,
$3.50 \. VI: Chesapeake tir.
Al NJ: Whi;r sulphur =
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R1cuARpsos & CO.. huc.iorcers.
Bv W. Goddin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FIRST
= CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ASD
FORTY-FIVE ACRES. ON THE uERMIf M!IE
ROAD. ONE AND y HALF MILES FROM liiE
CORPORATION LINE OF RlCHMOND:-At inc
request of Dr. Martin S. Taylor, shall sell al auc
ZION. without limit or reserve, on The premises: on
TUESDAY the 18th of September, 1875; at
O'Clock +. NJ. his vcrr beautiful and productive
FAM. called -EDGEWOOD.n located rs above,
aud extending hack To the Fredericksburg railroad,
on which IL has front Of three-fourtls OF mile.
containing l45 ACRES: OF when about 90 acres
are cleared and In fine heart, balanre II "o1n. NH, u
improvements consist OF Ne" fRaMEp
DWELLING. containing seven rooms DcsiueS Gi o,
sets with porticO extending the whole 'front.' ana III
front of which Is beautiful lawn OF about tx 10
eight acre, well set in clover and young
There is 4 spcndid well of water in the yard, anu
The view from the dwelling Is Il most loSelV
ono Tue access to IL is bv irst-rat3 road Ine
nriphlIorhooi equal TO any In the county, anu te
taIthinesS of tile place proveroia .,a,
for the place There Is excellent and large ICE
HOUSE. and Il pond adjoining. From thr saie ol
ice alone a sum can annually be realized equat u
i'm crest on the estimated value OF The farm.
Those y no wish 10 purchase n really dcslraoiG
farm in sight OF Richmond would do well 10 a'leho
The sale. , -. <,,o mad ,u,o
vcar. Tor NEGOTIABLE notes (iutcrcst al SIX per cent?
- ", GODDIN. AuciiOnccr.
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inuatEROAD LINES.

EIs Hg Essss -
= = ar FIcE BRTcHTfIorE RAILWAY CosrAaY, &
RICHMOND. september Id 1879. Fl
an AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17TH
NJ train will leave tVinterpock station. Cover
hin. on TUESDA US, I'll uRSDAYS, and SATUR-
DAYS. ut &. A. ~; returning, leave Chester same
days Mt $40 p. 81. 100 n NJ
Passengers from Richmond leave on LOB L: n..
rr,fn from Byrd. Street station: PASSENGERS from
petersburg leave on 2:I0 2. Nj. train from Apo
,nntioe denot. JAMES r. WEHTH.
go ii superintendent.
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ZINE ANOKE BOTTOMS FOR
T. SALE-On THURSDAY, September 20. 1870,
ON tic premises. we will c at public auction. rs Il
whoIc or in parcels to s,it purchasers the valuable
Observation-Disclosures FARM OF nolonti
:, r. SIanks. Situated about one and Il half miles
south Of Salem. Roanoke county W.: c4n,ain ";
about NINE HUNDR Eh AND Fl Fly ACKES. nl
which 27G acres are frScl2sS river bottoms OK
ccllrd ly none IN The Safe for fertility. Inc up
lands are very productive and in fine state 81 cur
walton. The rmherrd land IS Sufficient iof all Tic
purposes Of the farm. o,,-rr1
There is on The farm good FRAME DIV Eli
ING; large barn. cribs. and number OF loS dwell
iucs aud tobacco barns. $500.
Salem depot on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad is less Than three fourthS of mile from
the dwcliing-holi>c. - ,... w ,,,,,
Such land is rarely offered for market Ill this
Stale. $500 ..,,,
TERMS OF SALE: Five per cent. cash: residue
u,yahc in one. two. and three wears IRON Gay "l
sale 10 he secured 10y bonds, with good security. itno
4 lien on the land. - . e.,-. c,x,
For information, address d. G. SlIANKS, Salem
Va, or ROBERT II. LOGAN
ARCHER A. PHI .EGAR.
ChriStianSbuIg, Fa..J
co 10Th GTutdS
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BY ". Gndn!ll.
By ". GndI!n,
Real Estate AGENT and Auc;ionecr.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Of Eleventh ana lialik streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LuWEK PART Of TIE" LITTLE D 10y II.
ING FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY AtRES
MORE OR Less. on JAMESRINER CANAL.
TWENTY- THREE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
,y virtue nf IL decree of Tie Chancrry Corr OF Inc
city OF Richmond entered ON the Isl nl fcDruliN'
1873 In The case of WarwickS c9mlni tee e. Mon
en- e. &c and The Contributors tn The Pcnn>y!Nanla
IIosniral u.s. Warwick. &C.. we. the undersigned.
thereby appointed special commissioners Tor tlat
nr,r,oSc. win niItr for sale 81 public auction on the
premises on WEDNESDAY, HE 23ih day OF sep
trmhrr SIS 1t l2 O'Clock VI. tif fair: If not. on
The first fair day thcrrtcrl. that portion "i i:le
" LITTIE DOVER ESTATE. on .laliIrs river. III
Goochland county. winch was assigned 20 Miiiinln
r. Trent in the division OF the estate oi his father,
the late Dr. Joseph Trent tbcin" the lower part con-
tainiu. FOUR HI INBRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
imOrc or IL, s.. Of which IS acres arc JaI&-'ivcr
low grounds of unsurpassed fertility. 26f acres
omen highland Of good quality. and - acres tmorc
or lie, in original oak. The Improvements on Tins
estate though not good are yet sufficient Tor Tie use
of the place.
This cs,ata nnc'ucing the upper portion of JIG
acres which viii bc ctcrcd for sale ut the same lime
by Sir. Thomas W. Mciancc, surviving executor OF
Miss Ann X. Trent. dcrc:iScU) has Ion" been re-
river. The hcigEbOrlood Is amongst ic best III Inc
county. -,
Mir Richard s. Wood. residing on The place, will
show it tn those who may call on h'm
Possession In time 10 seed wheat. ana iull posses
sion at The end o! the year.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance 1T one. Two.
and three years for ucru:ahc notes, interest aided
and title retained vi! all OF The pHrclasc-moncy Is
maid ami a conveyance ordered by the court the
taxes for 1878 10 be paid bv the purchaser.
JOHN \. MEREDITH,
a. l.. B@ULWARE.
au 26-2taw3w&tlids Special Commissioners.
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-aIr1yrroy sALEs-..Tnis nay.
'7- ~ Jno. g. Laugh,on, Jr, Auctioneer.


r.sR.Roo NJ COUNTERS, BEER
Z Is pnMP. re-, AT AUCTION ION THuRs.
nHy the i{lt Instant, Mt 10 O'clock VIII Reli AT
the s,ioon No. 207 Seventh street. 10 rear oil the
Is ssealient BAR COUNTER, with water sonDec-
- tions. znc-ned:
i BEER-PUMP. In good order;
/ UNDERWRITERS, complete
handsome LATTICE PARTITION.
Large HEATING-sToVE,
MANTEL-a1IRROR, In walnut frame
SHELVING.
4 large lot OF G As-PIPE end GAS-FIXTURF,S,
FIXTURES, CHAIRS. &C. :,
,o Auctfonecr.
TTIGH-CoNsTABLE'S SALE.
SHOWCASES. DYED GOODS. OVERS EsTAB'
l' LISHMENT, FRAME HOUSE. &c.
IwI,l sell at public auction. on THuRSpAi INC
orr div of September, SIS. ut ~ oc'oeh ~
NJ No 42O Broad street., between fourn nm
street, the following properly 10 S,'i Sai," 30
warrants In my hands in favor OF Z. behic Co.
L'h = eCIsWuNTERs. 8 SHOWCASES,
cTSSS CASING. DYE-K ETII.ES. ~ - >, X
EoiI FRS, Di E-STUFF. DYER , tLEESlLS
DYED GOOps-consistlng prineSlpa!'y Oh
S SIX AkWT,mS6;h RRE GNhiSET. TAhtEs,
MiPRORS. CARPET. BEDSTEADS.
HmEnniNE. WhSHSTANDS. CHAIRS,
SAFES. l FINE OFFICE DESK, o,.c
COOKING-. GAS. and HEATlNG.SIos Es'
| removed In ten days.
Goods left by parties 10 be dyed 1otE 1oE ee so'
TERMS: Cash. L. l.. VT p
ST 1927 ~ - ~.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Pv reason Of the nor-attcil''Rnce Of bidders, thf
foregoing farm WIS not Offered ut amcon yrsit rdaF
bu, The sale thereof postponed till TIL HSDAl '''
Cd October 1875. III same hour. when II VIII pol
lively lake place. In The mean time the iarnl Cal
be treated for privately. W. HlDilS.
60 lS-2tawlwStdtd NuCIlonccr.
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IT D. GATEWOOD, 1903 EAST A
Oh MAIN S,rR EIGT-.Imst RECEIVED IL new -

0s MAIN STREET.-Just received new In
supply OF Furniture of the most elegant de- ".
signs and finish for PARLoR, CHAMBER, and
DINISG-ROOM. Cottage Suits from $40 10 so
Poplar, Afarbse-Top, 1913 to $50; Walnut French
Dresser and e,sng-Csse Suits, $50 to 300; Par
Cloth from $40 TO $500; also. all classes OF goods
at prices 10 suit the t:nes. am now finishing Par
lor Suits Lounges, CLairs &C.; stuffed win pair,
10 this brauc OF business. Chairs slreclaty. Up.
h0sfering and Repairing Tens liberal. 1Y2G
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ZINE CHAMBER AND PARLoR IN
FURNITURE als now Offering FlEE IA
CHAMBER and PARLOR FURNITURE Ut W.
greatly reduced orices. See these SUITES and you
viii lie satisfied the prices are low. have great
ssneiv1 of other FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
MT prices TO suit all who will examine my stock.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
au 19-p,d Governor street. Richmond. Va.
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ENITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CApiTAL............... $4,000
SUErLUS............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
z. w. PICKRELL. President,
4. i. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, ant
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest allowed on same if not checked more
frequently than two or three times a week.
Interest on all deposits TO commence ten day:
after date OF deposit.
Bank open every day from 9 O'Clock A. VI. till !
O'Clock z. NJ, and on Saturday from Z. NJ. till
P NJ. Re 2S-ead
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& NJ l Z FL
BANKS AND BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1860.

ESTABLISHED 1860.
RANDALL Ii. FOOTE, BANKER,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
having been for twelve wears Il member of New
York Stock Exchange and Vice-Prcsident Of Cola
Board the highest character anu experience Is
guaranteed. Stocks, Gold, and Bonds also Stock
contracts, such ''straddles, puts" and calls
Oh iarre or small amounts, bought and sold on rcg-
lar commissions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled Wall Street" and stock tables containing"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

THROUGH rA>>tEhrE.
a.n0 T. VI Leaves E:,.h;Iul.i ~ t~''ti nv ~.
WV UtY.%uB SATURDAY. CONNECT -
W..r Point WIN >'.s''r'' ilt'A"1 ..
ali p,iut. on N"ra usrs aa' ia
,n,.r, Irrl,,> i'm Baltimore =: Il
n. CONNECTS with rt-, Tor W -"
iugtou. ihiIatc'p5!I. sew 1EN. ''...-
ION, and at Western ttiH..s ''ii4.
~ Errhni0I,. with trans ~ kir'i.n.
and Petersburg and '4c-s,i"I"r -!
ONO Railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

EEONOChCY FAMILY FLOUR.-1O0
I'VE barrel, FAMILY FLOUR-evcry barrel war
rantcd Ia give satisfaction. sold only 10 the trade
"a ~ ~ - '''' 4. Y. STOKES Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

500 =. " Leaves Richmond MrEbiF, VIZ
Wv" 80 ' EFSOAT. aud FRIDAY: au"
zoo 4. " TIESlihY, THURSDAY. iH' ~
wv 80 " i'rRDkI. Conmc>'s "fu ':r'n''-
INVEST Point iur river .ga'anI'' i'n-
I,morr. and all wr-i''u l":"'s. 49,
nrc,s NJ Kclrur"!GI "llr 'r';n, on h'," /,
,mnnLand Danyi!. ri. .n""'i'r''a"I'.
anj Petersburg, aGi 'a,rAr,.'"e A..'
ONO rarirra'is.
LoCAi. rAsSENnth. ...,-
800 Z. NJ. caves hitHihou" "''!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

OOOTONS GENUINE BEN. FRANK.
I,UVJULIN RED-ASll ANTllR ACITE COAL
EGG, STOVE, aud CHESTNUT. am prepared To
sell this &c lsbrated coal al greatly reduced prizes
for cash or 10 prompt customers; alse- WEST
VIRGINIA SPLINT. MIDLOTHIAN LUMP. and
CUMBERLAND COAL. Dealers and CONSTRUCTS
viii find 1t 10 their Interest TO call ON me.
WRIT ROBERTS,
zeal corner Sevrntccnth AMI Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

KrCuMuSy, l"HN i:.yEG AN'' Ht,FtnH~i
E...&pA..
SCHEDULE or TRAINS.
= IullME%rINt 10y a. l-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
GROCERIES,. &c.

ItOFFEE.-500 bags RIO. LAGU \ RA,
" JAVA and MOCHA COFFEES; 80 boxes
CREAM CHEESE. :, c,.,,,-,,,. ro
81 Is n. l. STUN - ~ W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
C VI | L III
WOOD AID coal

INAST BANK COALBuRG SPL1ET
~ COAL-,hc best grt" fur! in tnwn->i.21 per
1000 uouunlSwarIantrl +" surpas1 any rat" rag
In rs. A%THRA CfTE-lll rs Il: lowest cas II
prices : SOFT COKE. CLOVER liiL!.. and tN-
GiNEEOAi. Of all kinds: oAk AMI ZINE WOOD.
$50 to IL par rurd-eicT,r"u. Greatest ililc"-
mcuS Off red for cash at yard. \tH"iclllh ana cary
streets or Broad between Scvclh AMI Eighth. OPP
ruslIc Theatre. % Isl I. II. lA,r..