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death if neglected but for a single day. If
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ment will cure nine cases out OF ten. No
family should be without il a moment.
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Tennessee Murderer Executed.

Jake Iiarniss was hanged December 20. nj
clinton, Anderson County Tennessee, for the
murder OF Isaac White, fourteen wears AGO.
Inc prisoners wife remained with him the
night before execution by consent of the
sheriff. At II 80 he was taken to the scat.
iold' hall mile from town, in the custody
oil twenty armed men. He exhibited no
emotion whatever, and parted with his wife
ana children without tear. He protested
MS innocence, and said two Of the principal
witnesses testified falsely. He called TO
several acqnaintances and bid them good.
Dye. lie stated that he was fully PREPARED
for heaven. At 30 the Sheriff placed the
cap, and the rope was adjusted. He called
70 an acquaintance and requested him Ia
take charge Of his body. lie inquired the
length OF the rope, and asked to be notified
When all was ready. At a signal the wagon
moved out and left Harniss danglinQ.
lie was pronounced dead in fifteen min.
utes, and cut down in twenty-five minutes
There was no disturbance. The citizens gen.
orally Endorsed the execution
Inc circumstances connected with the af.
fair are about as follows:
The killing was done in Anderson County
Tenn, on the 10th Of July 1868. and t6e
cause seems % have been one growing out OF
~ dispute about the war. Harniss was n
Thlon man, and White on the opposite side.
Inc particulars Of the deed were Of n blood.
curdling character. After White was killed
liarniss chopped on his head and rolled X
OF down the hill "iike a pumpkin. - in tbe
language OF one Of the witnesses. The mutt.
iateo remains were hidden away i'm a log.
PIE. harniss went away to Kentucky and
renamed some time and was not arrested
w november 1870, over twelve years after
the murder was committed.
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BALTIMORE American In the present
condition Of society and the advanced
ideas which men and women entertain
as to the mode Of rearing families N is
worth the study Of sociologists to in
quire into the cause why we find 80
many cases Of family arrangement. why
we are continually being met by in
stances Of a dark shadow of grief resting
upon once happy home and why mag
istrates and judges are daily being ped.
toned by parents whose children have
become incorrigible and beyond their
control. We would naturally imagine
that with the advantage Of an incTeas-
ing civilization, with the aids which edu-
cation furnishes and the consequent ex-
pansion Of the moral and fac
Utilities, the bonds which exist between
parents and children would be strength
ened, and that the influence which t.
supposed 10 hover around the freside
would 90 with the young when thew
move out into the world and serve ne p
shield TO protect them from danger.
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SANDAL-WOOD.

positive remedy FOR aii diseases of tho Kidneys
Hisdder and URINARY Orrnnsi aro coed IN
DroPsicaI Complaints. 10 never produces sick
ness s certain and speedy In its action. Itis fast
supersoding al other remedies Sixty capsules cure
IN siS eight days No othor medicine can do ihis
beware orBuaitafions, Tor. owing 20 its great
success. many have been offered some arc most
dangerous. causing piles. etc.
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w. O. Pryde, Of The Memphis Detectiyo
ofce, killed bis wife and child, six months
o'u' ABOUT two o'clock in The morning.
teee1liiy, under circumstances that justified
'No Nofo"ef7 jury % return a verdict Of
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From tho Capital.

The following circular has been posted in
the Treasury Department, under the head
No Vacancies" Persons honorably dis.
charged from the military or naval service
by reason of disability or sickness incurred
in the line of duty shall be preferred to APP.
pointpent for civil Office, provided they are
found TO possess the business capacity ne.
cessary for the proper discharge of the duties
of such Office"
The following is a statement of the opera
tions of the National Bank Redemption
Agency, for the month and the half year
ending December 81, as compared with the
corresponding period last year:
Half
Month. wear
National bank notes disposed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

CYCLONES AND HoP-VINEs.-All our gen.
eral storms are cyclonic in their character
that is. rotary and progressive. Their type
may be seen in every little whirlpool that
goes down the swollen current Of the river,
and in our hemisphere they revolye in the
same direction-namely, from right to left,
or in opposition to the hands OF watch
When the water finds an outlet through the
bottom of ADAM. q suction or whirling yor.
tex is developed that generally goes round
in the same direction. A morning-glory OF
a hop. vine or pole-bean winds around its
support in the same course, and cannot be
made to wind in any other. In the southern
hemisphere the cyclone revolves in the
other direction, or from left to right. How
do they revoIve ct the equator, then? They
do not reyolye at all. This is the point OF
zero, and cyclones are never formed nearer
than the third parallel OF latitude. Whether
also bop-vincs refuse to wind about the
pole there am unable to say.-J0hR Bur-
roughs-Scribne'. for July.
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AugrzpS sALES--Th1s Bay.
by L. Il. Cook. Aucti0nccr,
No.2O Governor street.

DhWNBROKER'SS SALE OF A LARGE
L AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DIAMONDS
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY
GUNS, PISTOLS. &C.. AT AUCTlON.-By request
of A. Harris Esq. pawnbroker will sell at his Of.
fee, No. 1922 Main street, OH FRIDAY. 21st
Instant, ut o'clock, The largest and most varied
assortment of FORFEITED PLEDGES that he
has yet offered to the public. consisting OF
DIAMOND RI n S, BREASTPISS, and
$50 LAbIEs, and GENTLEMEN's GOLD
WATCHES:
$50 SILVER WATCHES-stem- and key-winders
IEEglish, American, and Swiss makes;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD and
SILVER CHAINS-latest styles;
ELEGANT SETS Of JEWELRY;
PLAIN GOLD and SET CAMEO, ONYX, and
AMETHYST RINGS;
STUDS. SLEEVE and CULLAR-BUTTONS
GUNS. PISTOLS,
SlLVERWARB, consisting of, in part, Spoons
Forks, Knives, Ladies, &C.;
together with many other articles usually found al
frst-clasS pa%nbroker'S sale.
ALSO,
ONE VERY FINE BREACH-LOADER,
with all fixtures complete, which will be sold
promptly ut liz O'Clock.
Mr. Harris will guarantee every article as repre-
scented. and will lend the amount that he has
advanced any time within sixty days fl ON date of
So lie. L. L. COOK, AuctiODcer.
ie 2l-lt
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Ne,o Orleans, June 10, 1878.
Iee.Water.

The Cincinnati Commercial has recently
published series OF articles pointing out
the evil effects OF ice-water, and condemning
its use In the strongest terms. In one OF its
articles 1t says:
4 man who, in state OF perspiration,
with The sweat ooZing from every pore in
his skin, should suddenly strip off his cloth
ing and shut himself up IN 4 refrigerator
would be set down In public estimation as
q natural fool. who defied Providence itself
to save. him from death. Such thing ac-
tuaiIy happened in this city few years ago,
and the man was taken out OF his ice-box
dead as herring and stiffas a pikestatf.
Ice-water arrests digestion, il it does not
absolutely drive ont all animal heat, and it
is not resumed until the water is raised to
the temperature required to carry it on.
Habituai ice-water drinkers are usually
very flabbv about the region OF the stomach.
They complain that their food lies heavy on
that patient organ. They taste their din
ners for hours after it is bolted. They cul-
tivsse the use Of stimulants to aid digestion.
IT they are intelligent they read up on food
and what the psychologist has to say about
it--how long it takes cabbage, and pork, and
beef, and potatoes, and other meats and es-
culents, to 60 through the process OF assim-
ilation. They roar at new bread, and hot
cakes, and fried meats, imagining these to
have beer the cause OF their maladies.
But the ice-water goes down all the same,
and finally friends are called in to take a
farewell look at one whom mysterious
Providence has called to cline where, so
far as is known, ice-water is not used. The
number OF immortal beings who go hence
to return no more on account Of an iniudi-
cious use OF ice-water can hardly be esti-
mated.
The article proceeds to show that in num-
berless cases fine teeth are totally DESTROYED
by It's use. 1t chills the teeth and cracks
the enamel, then follows rapid decay and
| frequent visits to the office Of the dentist.
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ART AFFEcTATIoN.-It takes a strong
stomach to stand all this modern babble
about sart"-to see people of "culture' -
paying thousand dollars for an imitation
Japanese vase who would not pay ten cents
for photograph from Leonardo, or five
dollars for Il cast Of one Of Barye's lions.
To-day it is cart" and decoration yes
terday it was the oil mania; the day before
it was s'Boston Unitarianism, "whose "pale
negations" Emerson, in his latest essay,
treats with Emersonian scorn. 1t takes, we
say, a strong stomach to stand the art af-
fectation of these days; and yet it is worth
while to stand it, for it means, here and
there and as by accident, opportunity for
the genuine artist-and the greater his in
dividuaI opportunity for the education and
for the display Of his genius the stronger
and wider will be the reaction upon the
public of genuine appreciation and good
TASTE" Tic on C0O1net"-Ju!y Soribner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

By virtue Of decree of the ChaDcery Court Of the
city OF Richmond, entered on the 18th day of April
1873 in the suit of Wexford and Ould, trustees, vS
Dainty and others, we shall, as special commission
ers appointed by SAID Decree sell by auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY. 25th day Of June. 1873,
at O'Clock 2. NJ, those Two SPLENDID FOUR
STORY 1RON.COLUMN and STOCk-BRICk-
FRONT WAREHOUSE fronting 43 feet each on
The west side of Seventeenth street between Cary
and Dock streets and running back 149 feet, adjon-
ing an alley on the north, which separates Them
from the lot OF Talbot & Sons, through which runs
The branch road connecting the York River and
Chesapeake railroad and the Richmond and Danville
and Atlantic Airline railroads, and adjoining the
lot Of Davenport & Morris on the south, and oppo-
site the Richmond dock.
In building this property but n few years ago no.
thing was spared TO make it Of The most substantial
and enduring charac and in every way adapted to
The heaviest commercial or manufacturing business.
Its location is most admirable for large importing
and exporting business. Having the Richmond dock
at its front and railroad connection with all parts
of the country It's door, 1t must ever be in demund,
and be an investment Of the highest order Tor all
time to come.
TERMS: One fourth of the purchase-mouey in
cash. the balance in equal payments at six, twelve,
and eighteen months from fine day Of SALE the credit
instruments carrying interest from the day Of sale,
and evidenced by notes of the purchaser, secured by
deed of trust on said property.
ROBERT STILES,
ALEXANDER ii. SANDS.
lie ID Commissioners.
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4 ,ssrrs.,a aaI.s 8. pays.
Bv Frank d. HUI,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
y f1QS Main street.

Y,RU sTEE,S SALE OF FRAME
4 i. DWELLING AND LOT OFLAND On r 1IR-
TEENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEG II STREETS AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue OF
deerof trust from Beverly Is. BROOKS TO me, da,ed
FEBRUARY 8, 1877 and duly recorded In the clerks
oilac or Richmond Chancery Court, in d. b. ITO
81, page Is, default having BEEN made ~ the pay,
ment or q certain iiote therein mentioned. and
being requested by the beneficiary In said deed,
will ssll Of auction on TUESDAY, July 2, 1873. on
the premises. at 5H O'Clock p NJ, the property con-
street go feet, with depth Of 80 feet. The Inn
proyements consist OF TWO FRAME HOUSES,
TnRMs: Cash to pay note (s176), due June II !,
1878, and expenses OF sale: the balance % said
Brooks may direct. FRANK d. HILL,
: ie1I Trustee.
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by Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
y ton OF VALUABLE REAL RE ESTATE TT, AD-
ING on RESERVOIR PARK. HARYIE STREET,
AND WESTHAM TURNPIKE. AND ADJ0IM ON,
ING THE PROPERTY OF COLONEL SCOTT.
MRS. ANN G. MARTIN, P: NJ. TABB,, AND
OTHERS.-By virtue Of an order Of the Richmond
Chancery Court, in the case Of I. NJ Tabb and wife
u.s. Shapard and others, January II, 1873, l will
sell auction, gu the premises located ID, as aboye
June 2b. 1878. at So O'Clock r. NJ. "a IS ACRES
OF LAND. In Id off into building lots of about one
acre eacha plat of which viii be exhibited at The
Office Of the auctioncer. .
These lots win be sold singly Or in numbers to suit
purchasers: and as they lie beautifully, adjoining
one of the handsomcst improvements of the city.
Should attract the attention alike of capitalists and
Others desiring country homes near the city.
The commissioner is determined 10 sell, and the
property will be sold even at great sacrifice.
TERMS: win he one fourth cash; balance In slX'
twelve and eighteen months, with six per cent. In
terest added title retained until the purchase
is fully paid, and deed ordered to be made by inc
Court: or the commissioner IS AUTHORIZED 10 make
'eA'"' - ROBERT STILES.
Special Commissioner.
~ Ia
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SERGEANT'S SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Hastings Court of the
city of Richmond, entered on the 18th day Of May,
1878, Will proceed TO sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder, on the 24TH DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
tain LOT OF LAND, lyIsg and being In the city of
Richmond at the northwest corner OF Thirteenth
and Clay streets. to satisfy judgment In favor of
Edmond Griffin against Arthur Lee johnson.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the sum
OF &5A So with legal interest thereon from the 18th
day OF May, 1878, I'LL paid, the costs of suit, and
expenses Of sale; and as to the balance OF pur-
chase-money, upon credit Of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, purchaser executing negotiable
notes for the game, and title retained until the
whole purchase-money Is paid and conveyance or
dercd by the Court. +. HOLZlNGER,
DeputySergeant for James d. Tyler,
je1e Sergeant OF Richmond.
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BY Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
2 1919 Main Street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
"a AND DESIRABLE VACANT LOT FRONT
ING ON MAPLE STREET, ADJOINING THE
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue
OF an order OF the United States District Court In
the matter OF Albert Blair, bankrupt, shall sell
upon the premises, by auction, on FRIDAY, June
~. 1879, at q O'Clock p. NJ, the above LOT: Beng
both on the railroad and Maple street, makes 1t ad-
nirably suited for wood yard or other purposes 1t
has been used as u woodward by Mr. Blair. a oar
gain Will be had The lot fronts 100 feet on Maple
street by feet. VIII be subdiyided IL desired. 1t
will be sold clear Of all liens and membranes.
TERMs One third cash: balance at three and six
months negotiable notes, interest added: s..
- - 90 49, EDWARD III. CRUMP,
u ie i6.Sa. M.W,ThEF rtrshFs $3.50 Assignee.
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By Richardson & Co.,
by Richardson q Co.'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL EST AT e ON
Y BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH s t RE y T s,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-0n
MONDAY, oath of June, 1879, at O'Clock L. NJ,
able REAL ESTATE fronting As feet on the north
SIDE of Bread street between Twenty-ftth and
also. those two beautiful BUILDING LOTS on the
northeast corner of Broad and Twenty,sixth
streets, fronting 22x104 feet each. With an alley In
the rear 10 feet wide.
TERMS : One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the dc.
ferred PAYMENTS, with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON q Co,
'te % Auclioneers.
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BY ". Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
l. BRICK TENEMENT AND XACANT LOT I
ATTACHED. IN DUVAL'S ADDITION. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF ST. JOHN BETWEEN FEDE-
RAJ AND COUTTS STREETS.-By virtue OF q
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by Joseph
Adams Ggiven for the unpaid purchase-moneyl
bearing date 9th April, 1876, duly recorded In
Richmond Chanccry Court. in Book No. 10S b.
page g. shall, in execution thereof pressed to sell
oath June, 1878. at O'Clock 2. NJ. IF fair II not
the first fair day thercaftcr), the large BRICK
DWELLING located as above, containing about ten
rooms, together with the lots mos. and 81 al.
tached having an aggregate front Of % feet by
feet 10 alley 16 feet wide. The property Will be
sold In two parcels.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash sale, YET
it is probable that at the time OF sale the parties In
terested may be willing 10 make the terms Of pay.
lnent more accommodating.
ANY one wishing to secure an excellent brick
dwelling at very low price should attend this sale
W. GODDlN, Trustee.
7. S.-The foregoing real estate having been here
tofore [to-wt, the I'd Apri lastl sold ut auction
and bought by cambridge Horsley, and he having
failed to comply with the terms of sale, it Will now
be resod at his risks and costs
ie14 w. GODDIN. Trustee.
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! BY Richardson. & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
11l3 Main street.

TWO LARGE FRAMED DWELLINGS
i AND LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET BE
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
s ! sa by AuCTioN.Mon WEDNESDAY the 10th
OF June ut O'Clock p. NJ we shall sell by auction.
on the premises, that VALUABLEREALE ESTATE
ON the east side Of Fifteenth street between Mar
shall and Clay streets having front OF % feet and
depth of 90 feet, with TWO LARGE FRA MED
DWELLINGS thereon. :"
TERMS !: Ono third cash balance in six and twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mens, with interest added. and secured by deed OF
trust. RlCHARDSoN Co,
ie 90 Auctioneers.
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FRANK d. HILL. Auctioneer. ie 81
by Frank D. Hill, Real Estate Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOT OF GROUND ON FLOYD STREET
ABOVE MONROE PARK AT AUCTION.-In exc
cution Of the provisions OF a deed of trust. dated
June 49, 1873 and recorded In the clerks office OF
dcfau 1t having been made in the rayment of 4 ne
goable note secured therein, and at the request of
the beneficiary in said deed, will SELL on the prem
Uses, on SATURDAY. June Goth. at 5k o'clock p.
NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In said deed, as
follows: All that LOT OF LAND in the city OF
nIng ll5 feet west of Cherry street and fronting on
said Floyd street 40 feet running back between
parallel fines 1 90 feet TO a twenty-foot alley.
TERMS Enough cash to pay expenses of sale and
q note of 500 now due: The balance on credit OF
six months, with six per cent. added.
lie 90 FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.
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BY POindeXteI & Upper.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
1900 Main street

GALE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE
~ SERVE OF STORE AND DWELLING. No.
S14 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN n
AND O STREETS:-We shall sell by auction, on
the premises. on MONDAY the oath day of June,
lS7s, at 6 o'clock Z. ~, the above PROPERTY.
Besides the STORE there are four rooms, and de-
tached kitchen with two rooms. The lor Is 25 by
125 feet to an alley.
This is capital business stand, and should attract
The attention Of any one desiring paying store and
pleasant dwelling.
TERMS: Unusally easy and at sale.
POINDEXTER & UPPER,
lie Is Auctioneers.
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By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll0S Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME Dwell
Il LING No. 3715 WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
Joseph Lewis to me as trustee. dated june ID, 1877
and recorded in the clerks Office or the Richmond
Chancery Court, and at the request of the bene-
ficiary In said deed, default having been made In
The payment Of two notes secured by said deed. |
will sell at auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY.
June 20. 1878, at 5k O'Clock Z. ~, the property
described in said deed follows: That certain LOT
OF LAND. with FRAME TENEMENT thereon,
fronting AZ feet on the south side Of Williamsburg
avenue lac feet from Nicholson street, and running
back between parallel lines 80 feet 10 IN alley.
THRMS: Cash as to The expenses or sale and
enough 10 pay of 4 balance OF about 500 due on
the two notes mentioned the balance OH such terms
rs the said Joseph Lewis may direct.
je10 FRANK y. HILL, Trustee.