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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
By Jno. E. Lau9hton, Jr., Auctioneer,
No l223 franklin street.

uORSES, COLTS, COWS. FARMING
IL UTENSILS. BUGGIES AND HARNESS, &C,
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of Dir. D. y: Suther-
land who is moving to tile city, will sell ut the
farm at the toll gate the Westham plank-roau,
on FRIDAY tre 27th instant, ut IL O'Clock,
l GRAY MARE.
l SORREL MARE,
C0LTS-one year old;
! lot of PIGS,
3 COWS.
RUGGIES and HARNESS.
PLOUGHS. CULTIEATORS. &C.; ,
to which the attention of parties wanting sOch is
called. JNG. +. LAU0hi,nN., on.,
sc 25-St huctlohetI.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.

CEILING AT A SACRIFICE-2
- GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. GOLD PSI
CHAINS beautiful RINGS, BUTTONS, 49,
JACKETS. Be-; also few fine DIAMOND RINGS
and STUDS. The goods are FIasr-cLASS, and mus
he sGLD 10 RAISE the cash at once. Parties desiring
To nHr rlse will save considerable by calling early
Eyerytlrtpg guaranteed rs rep esented.
s. A. WISSTOCK,
No. II north Fourteenth street,
se5.lm under Exchange Hotel
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UlcuNOSD AND rETEE >BEkG |
I,,iiR DO Al I'nMpNNT.

r,cuMoyp AND rErEE>BCKGi
RAILROAD TomPhNT.
MONDAY. june 10, 1873,
" trains Oh this read Will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOETH
$40 A. H., THROUGH NAIL das. connecting
for Charleston. Augusta. 'rluInhia' >"-
vapnah, Raleigh, Auanta' M1%oa'
Montgomery, Mobile, NJ" orleans,
Ind an Uoini< South and Southwest
S;ors ut Manchester and Chester, AMI
nil regular stations. on signal.
,.ssp NJ EMPRESS daily except sunday.
makes c:ose connection ~ iricrs-
burg WIN the Atlantic. Ht>sls-
sippi and Ohio raiirss,, for Lynch
birg, Farmy:lle, and other local STA
,ious on that road. nhslns same
time as By any other linz. Passengers
taking this eraIu viii MAKE clsse colt
necil0n III Petersburg Tor NoriOlN'
aud at Norfolk viii splendid Bdy-li"e
steamers for Baltimore, Phia1ciphli'
and New iorA. and with the OLD Do
rniniop steamer for New York. stops
at Manchester aud Chester.
4.3O p. NJ, tR EIGHT daily te1cep; SUNDAY, wiz
l11oP.M.. THROUGH MAIL daily Except S Sun.
cayl, connecting for Weldon. W.
minyton, Raleigh. Charie, i"Ii' ana -
vannah. Pullman se"ra:-car i'e
Wilmington and the South
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL day ,SAr"' f Hr;
dayI, connecting With RicEh!"lu, = =
erickshnrg and Potomac ra!iioau t''
ali points North. East. aua West.
sno A. NJ. FREiG HTTRAIS daily lrArept S1h-
WV " davI " it'll pasScuycr coach astacntS.
o.,o p NJ EXPEESS TRAIN daily except SUIT
Civ -' ,i.vi connecting with Richmond; rfea-
erieL bury ANA Po.oniac railr"a.', ltas-
ins Richmond al L. VI. 70! all points
North aud Northwest. -.,
..,o u A. TIiROUGfi MAfi. daily, eonhecung
o:So IL SH' aits Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
potomac railroad for all po!ats East
and Nest. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake ana ONO
rvirosd for the Virginia Strings AND
aII points North and West. This tram
stops al Manchester and Chester, anu
nil regular stations, on signal.
Jr. TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start treia
the Appnsisttox dspot. o,,, 20. p.
nc SSSSFRIIRSJON TRAIN leaves Richmond Tor ,i *
..rsSmrs, mt o A. NJ. aud 4:S0 L. NJ. kNsk1 suN-
DAY. I've l0l \. SHAW, superintendent
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
THREE NEW AND DESIRABLE DE

THREE NEW AND DESIRABLE DE-
/ TACHED DWELLINGS-No. 5G2k, OCCu-
PIED By J. II. CAPERS. ESQ; No. 5O4 n
GEORGE L. BIDGOOD. ESQ: AND No 5U4;s
nv CAPTAIN L. L. BASS-SITUATED ON TIE
VEST SIDE OF FIFTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCT!ON.-At
lie auction upon the premises. on FRIDAY the 27th
DAY OF september 1878: commencing at sci LGI
r d., those DESIRABLE TWO-SIOR1 BRlCh
rooms each besides bathroom. Kitchen. and SER
wants room, and with hot and cOld-water fixtures.
The situation of these DWELLINGS. ana the fact
that they have, ever since they were complete d.
which has been about twelve monthS--commanded
irst-class tenants at paying rental should bc sum
speculation or for solid investment. The lots front
24sX- feet each.
TERMS: one third cash: the balance at SIX.
Twelve and eighteen months Tor longer il fcSirCdl
for negotiable notes, with interest added and secured
" " 10~N JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
,.os kucfioueerS,
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BY Robert B. Lyue.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

DECEIyERS SALE ON TUESDAY.
n SEPTEMBER "a; 1875 GRmM ~ STTRa nI
T TT ~ SAT,E At AUCTION of STABLE AND
FANCY GGhk S,t Te Of decree Of
,La ITnf,cd States District Court for the Eas ern
district Virginia entered on The sh Of ses'eS Con-
III ,ns we Will proceed TO sell at public auction,
On TUESDAY. September "a, 1879. at 10 A. NJ,
nc the lately occupied by Jones sr
Main and Cary ,aFge aRf y5E'sd
CIGhRs. TOBACCO. &C., selected with special
e ts city trade The s!eR FFEE
OYSTERS SAIMoN BE v5R1S &S T FEAssh So,
SPICES, sARDINEs, Fha Fla, ~ cfGaEs and NAN
DA. &C.: large assorlmento OF CluAno anu ~ ~
UFACTURED TOBACCo;n c.rrc o,o naw
Also, 10 be sold, two IR0N SaTEs' one one, n GT
F1CE-FURNITURE
TERMS: Cash. ,.r>-p>-
HILL CARTER, }
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW IORK.-The Old <e>TE~ff,
L Dominion Steamship Company's --asStssss:.
steamship WIASOKE, Captain COUGH. VIII SAIL
THURSDAY, September Goth. ut O'CLOCK L. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock L. NJ
Through bills OF ading signed and EooiS fol'
war(led with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. S12; lound-trip tickets
S24. Steerage, S6 and rs.
For freight or passage. appiyto
G. w. ALLEN & co. Agents.
So 25-2t ComDauy's Wharf. Rockets.
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DELE FARM FOR SALE.-Pursuant
d to a decree of the Circuit Court Of Gloucester
county rendered at the May term, 1878, Of said
court in the cl,anccry cause pending in said court
between william p. Smith. complainant, against
Fielding j.. Taylor's administrator and others. de-
Pendants, the undersigned. special commissioners
APPOINTED by the said decree. will offer for sale at
nulIic auction. at Gloucester Courthouse. on MON
DAY the 4th day of November next lthat heinz
County Court-dayJ. all the real. EST ATE OF
which the late Colonel Fielding l.. Taylor died pos
spsseO situate in the county of Gloucester cScill,
syc oil that part of his said estate which was sci OH
and assigned 10 his widow. Mrs E. +. Taylor, as her
dover The said lanl will he sold In parcels to suit
purchasers, or as whole. The said commissioners
will also. at the same time and place. make Sae OF
the said LAND assigned as the dover of Mrs. Iay-
lor subject the said dover. or they may In their
discretion sell the WHOLE TRACT subject 10 me
dover of said dover cSS: and the SAID commission
trs will determine on the day OF sale rs to when
method they viii adopt in making said SALE ms
FARM-knOwn rs e" Belle Farm f-contains SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES. and Is
situated In the lower part of the county, IN eonI
neIghbarhood. convenient 10 churches, schools. ana
the York River steamers. which ply trl."eekiy oe-
tween Baltimore, Richmond. aud Norfolk. =,
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF SILT ana
EXPENSES of sale: for the deferred payments the
commissioners are TO take from the purchaser or
purchasers bonds. with good personal security. bear
ing interest from the day of sale, payable 10 them
selves In one. two. and three years and The TUE 70
be retained until the whole purchase money Is p;lo
WILLIAM B. TALlAFERRO,
W. It. ROBINS,
Sc 1S-1aw4wW commissioners.
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
Al ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKtNG EFFECT
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -, ISIS.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-l:40 z. NJ. leaves Ecnmnn": arrives Il.
Burkcvi'ic AL T. w.. surr-
crlin's 1913 l.. NJ. Dauyii"
7:JS T.. NJ. Gr,cu>Doro 1000.
j. ". salisbury 10 T. 81.
aud Charlotte Ia y. i.
No. o-2:50 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives q.
SALISBURY 80, 4. H.. t,r"..I,,-
s:5a s. H. Su,Eorlim'~ a:iC
\. NJ. THr:rYii,t lbs =. NJ
aud Richmond 3:.1r.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:l3 L. NJ. lravcs l:rrhIn"nI: arrives ..
l'urkeyiII" 2:l4 j. II. paH-
vile 7:23 i, ~. Greensboro
9:l5 \. NJ. Salisbury ll:0l \.
NJ. AMI Charlotte l2:I0 L. ".
No, 4-i:O3 r. NJ. leaves thalh !tc: arrive, Il.
Salisbury OBJ z. NJ. ,Grc"as-
bor"' 1925 T.. L.. nauvlIIr
1884 Z. NJ. Eurk>yllle BIS y.
~, AMI Kirhm"r:@ \ VI.
Trains Nos. l and 2 VII mae cl",c connection
ut Richmond with the Elchmon,!. Fr"cIIrk,-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 AMI from All I"inIt
North and East; Al I;urscNe w''n the Adam
tic. Mississippi ana ohio railroad "a AMI from Farm
Vile Lyncnburg. aud all southwestern nrln'.: -
SItheilin's with the Milton and Suth"r!in Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. e.: At DHndcr wa,
the Virginia MidlaHh raIr"a: 1T Gr,'.H>t'oru w!tn
the Northwestern North Carolina ral:!ond for Salrm
and intermediate points: at li-i'u'y with H.,
Western North Caro- ina rai iroad tcA"srt SuIr1!l
for Statewide hsnvilic, and lnt"rmr Haze points;
at Airline junction with Atlanta aGG Charlotte
Trains Nos. 3 and viii connect III Richmond goo
ing North and South with III" HictEnnd. tf"';'-
ricksburs aud Potomac railroad for " iNhin2I"n
and all points North and Ncs. and with "A" ti >,'-
peake aad Ohio ri lr"ad for all points West; a:
dundee with Virginia Midland rat:,rri to nmi
from Washington am! all points North and W">t
1T Chariot, with the Ghari' ttc t"i'li"nia aini
Augusta raiiroad to anh ron al points N"fii.
Richmond aud DanviI!r railroad, An! connect a'
above, except going north "r sunday morning aHi
going south Monday morning. Trains uakimt t!ii
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake aGa ohio rail-
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NOTICE.

All persons having forfeited pledges will call and
renew or redeem the same on or before WEDNES-
DAY. 25th instant, as no exceptions Will he mace
for any one Office open every night until o'clock.
So 23-4l A. HARRIS, Pawnbroker.
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RICHARDSON e Co.. Auct
BY Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
1ll3 Min street.

NNRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BRICK DWELLING OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK BY AUCTiQN.-Bv virtue oil the provisions
OF two deeds Of trust from w. G. Ncwberry ana wlc
bcarng date respectively the LIST dry OF August,
1877, and 1st day of September. 1877, TO me I'M
tcrsipncd. trustees, duly recorded respectively III
the clerks office of the ihancery Court of the city
of Richmond. to secure the payment OF certain oDl-
cations af debt therein mentioned default having
beer made in the payment OF the whole OF the debt
secured by the first Of said deeds and Trt OF the
debt sec uled by the second Of said deeds ana being
required so to DO by the bcnccarieS In each or SAID
deeds we shall sell by auction on the PROMISES, on
FRIDAY the 9th Of September, 1873. at "a
O'Clock p NJ, the REAL ESTATE described IN said
deeds, consisting Of The valuable and attractive
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. surrounded
with beautiful yard OF sladc-trees built by GeIle-
raj Newbcrry for his own private residence win
great care. durability. and taste. containing Yen
rooms. with the modern improvements. ana iot
COMMENCING on the west side of Laurel street al us
intersection with the north line Of Grove avenue,
running nor,hwardy and fronting on said Laurel
street 30 feet, thence 1T right angles 12u lcct.
thence ut right angles to said Grove avenue thence
castwardly along The line of said Grove avenue 10
the point OF beginning.
TERMS: One Third cash: the balance III SIX ana
twelve months. negotiable notes given Tor Inc ne,
terred payments. with interest added. and secured
Inv ;: deed Of trust j. a. RICHARDSON,
Trustee in the first Of said deeds.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN +. HAWKINS.
CHARLES +. STR.US.
Trustees in the second OF said deeds.
RICHARDSON " Co. AucirnccrS. Sc II
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gE.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

L OR 5 4 l. E,
Az ACRES OF LAND,
two miles from Richmond, on Hermitage road cor
ucr of Cedar lane. This Is i part Of the land for
,nerly owned BY Mr.. John Il. Young. Money, time,
and labor have been spent and it Is now one OF the
most productive farms 10 be found. The location
makes it very desirable for frult-, market, or
dairy farm. Stream OF water runs through II.
Good meadow land for grass or icc-pond. Build
ings arc new. Apply to
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD,
Sc 2O-6t* 1908 Bank street.
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H 55; Z 6 RT GFANNNoN'} receivers.
ROBERT 3. LYME, Aucuoneer.
c0NTJNUED SALE.

The above receivers sale will be continued THIS
DAY at 10 O'Clock A. M. at the sore OF Messrs;
ZONES Rrothers, some of The b:st goods being sill
unsold. consisting or CHOICE TEAS: SPICES.
FINE GIG AIRS. BEST SMOKING and CHEW lNG-
TORA Geo and large assortment Of goods TOO liu-
merous to mention. Special attention Is invited 10
so o. ~ Auciionctr.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP - p +
" COMPANY. -S1s1<ss
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
H,RyNTING-7sDSSE S.

PRINTING-ggUJSES
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGES AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CON-
sined with skiltul mechanical talent. we are pre-
nurcI 10 execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS.
YISITISG-CARDS.
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDS.
WEDDING-CARDS.
CARDS,
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE. HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE:
NOTICES. CHECKS NOTES.
DRUG-LABELs'r TAGS
rAMfiihSiS' ARGUMENTS.
RAILROAD AND pr STEAMBOAT T HY WORK A
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work IN II manner that cannot be sur
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING
Orders from the country promptly nlled aud DC.
We will cheerfuly furnish estimates and sene
samples when required. mn l2-t'-s".S"
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Icy GrubbS 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
" VALUABLE LOT OF GK0UND, IN -, THE liz
CITY OF RICHMOND. AT THE NoK I, ! Z \; q
STREETS. AT AUCTloN-ln pursuance OF de
cree of the Circuit Court o. Augusta county entered
June 49, 1873. in The cause of Cochran's admins
traitor. &C. rs. j. w Green smith trustee: NJ, Us
commissioner appointed tor the purpose, VIII sell
hy auction. upon the premises, on TUESDAY The
list day of October. at o'cluck L. NJ. The LOT o r
GROUND situated as above. fronting 50 4-l2 feet
on Cary street and running back 81 S-l2 feet to an
alley II feet wide. ~
This LOT has upon it an eXcavated basement,
with brick walls up 10 The street level ana being To-
cl,cd within short distance of the basin. the mills
Exchanges. and in the centre Of the best business
part of the city. Is regarded valuable Site Tor
warehouse. factory. or ANY other business purpose.
TERMS: Very Iibcral--to wit: Enough in cash to
ray costs of suit and Ste the residue in equal pay
inents al one. two, and three years The purchaser
executing bonds for the deferred payments with ap-
proved personal security. bearing Interest from the
DAY OF sale and The title 10 be retained by Tie Court
until full payment Is made: c,-,.-,
G. VI. HARRISON, Commissioner.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctinnters.
90 taw4WStdfuS
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RAIlIjLIl b LINES.
81 q
OTFtcE BRIGIfTIfOPE RAILWAY COMPANy,}
RICHMOND, Sept. mber LIZ, 1S78.


81 % % -
OFFICE BRIGnTHoPE RAILWAY CoApANy,l
RIcHasoNDs septt nber liz, S78.
an AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17rH
~ train viii leaye Mintespeck station G.9rsr
At ssiurnnT leave cneier
dH at s:4o r. III. ,.'',@ -.
Passengers from leave on 1ss + M
Petersburg leave Oh 2:lo r NJ train from , Apo
mattox depot. JAMES X, W Enaa,
Sc 16 soperInLenoen..- .
RICHMOND. FnEp,e 8 PoroMAc +. q: Cot
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June 6,.1S77.
roMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT, trains on this road VIII run follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1-745 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
i insssp, i Enod r H. aqs ni S1sas
M: PhiIadeiphia, $50 r. III;
Eex York, 10:05 p. III.
No. 3-4:OO P NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
due at Washington. 9:05 Z. M.;
Baltimore, 1:05 p. NJ; Phila-
delphia, $40 a. NJ; New York,
No. $500 PM, leaves Byrd-s,reei station
oaiIv due at Washington. l:20
A. NJ: Baltimore. 1915 A. 81:
philadelpnia, $40 A. NJ; New
No. $500 P. NJ, Acc6l&MoDATioN TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Brotd-
Street station daily Except Sum
day).
SOUTH BOUND.
NO 2-lO.55P,M., arrives at Byrd-Street station
dairy Except Sunday. leaves
New York 1915 A. H.: Phila-
delphia. ll:45 a. NJ: Balti-
mo, more IA f;S 5 f E NJ; Washing
No 4-l.33 p NJ arrives IT Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, S:55
p. NJ; Philadelphia. 11:3U r.
NJ. Baltimore, 7:20 A. N. !;
Washington. 9 A. NJ.
No. g-s:15 A. NJ, arrives ut Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, $3.50
p ST.: Philadelphia. $50 T..
NJ; Baltimore. 1885 A. NJ. I;
Washington. 2:45 A. NJ.
No a-S.55 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrive. ut Broad-Street station
daily Except. Sunday.
STOPS.
No, makes ali regular stops except ut Hungary
No.2 makes all regular stops except at Ruther
| Glen and hungary.
No. 8 stops at all regular stations except Hun
gary. ,,,-,,,.n
burg, Milford, junction, and Ashland.
No. stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction, fenoi''
Milford and Fredericksburg. ,
Guinea's station, Woodiord, Milford, Penola, ku-
| thprglen, Junction, and Ashland.
| Nos. z aud will make all regular stops. 49,
The passenger-car attached TO freight TRANS VIII
| be DISCONTINUED G. a. TAYLOR,
| General Ticket Agent
f. r. D. MYERS. General Superintendent ir7
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Express trains daily. Other trains daily cNu.Ir
Sunday.
For tickets baggage checks. niap-biilS timetable.
or other information. apply II coin!any'> Otrr
Sixteenth and Broad street,. or \. ". CARRIERS
S26 Main street. W. VI. ;. DUNN.
Engineer AMI superintendent
CONWAY r. HOWARD, General Jlchrt Agent.
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LAND AGEEE.

JOHN z. WARD,
u GENERAL LAND AGENT,
AUSTIN CITY. TEXAS,
Transacts all business connected with land Refers
to Hon. W. Z. CarrngtOn. Mayor OF the city Of
Richmond; A. l.. Holiday. ESD, attorney at law;
D. p Hulsey. ESQ, attorney ut law officers of The
Piedmont aud Arlington Life-Insurance Company.
Can be found at the Office of Piedmont and Az
lngtsn Life Insurance Company until LIST October.
Sc 12-dF. &W2w&w1m
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Hy w. Guddin. AuctioH"cr.

GALE AT AUCTION OF \ FIRST
- CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE ACRES. On THE HER4lITAGE
ROAD. ONE AND \ HALE MILES FROM THE
CORPURATfOE LINE OF klCllMOND:-At me
request of Or. Martin 5. Taylor shall sell at alc-
lion without limit or reserve. on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th OF September. 1875 III 4
O'Clock Z. NJ. his very beautiful and productive
FAHSI. called "EDGEWGOD." located is above,
and extending back Ia the Fredericksburg railroad
on which il has front Of ihrec-fourtiS of hlie.
containing Id ACRES: OF which about 80 acres
are cleared and In tine heart, bi!alce III wo%!. ine
improvements consist. OF NEW EkaMr.'
DWELLING. containing seven rooms besides CO
sets with uorirO extending the whole front, ana III
trout of which Is beautiful lawn OF a'iont SIX 10
eight acres well set in clover and young
There is a splendd well of water i'll the yard, anu
twn springs OH the farm. ,,
The view from the dwelling l.; most lovely
one TIE acces. to Il Is Nv 4 iirsl-rat" ROAD. me
no.hhorhood equal 10 any in the county, ana Inc
hralthiucS> OF the place proEcrial. -,
The other Improvements are such us are hct"T"
for the place. There is an excellent ana Large lSf.,
HOUSE, and Il pond adjoining. FROM inc sac ,'i
ice alone Il sum can annually be realized rIu''i u
i'm. crest on the estimated value of The farm.
Those VINO wish 10 purchase Ie;l'iF oc'iiap'I
farm IN sight of Richmond would no well 10 h''eh'
the sale. ,,. -. o,,o aud ,wo
wears. Tor negotiable notes ntercst III SIX per cehl]
Seo"'e" ~ " W GODDIS, Aucliouccr.
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pOsTPONEMEST.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
By reason Of the non-atteniance 0! brldcrs. tiie
foragnuy farm was not offered 1T aucisan yesterday
but The sale thereof postponed I'LL THU kSDAl inc
3d October 1878 al same hour, when II VIII posi-
-. tr.aatnI for riy,tcly W. GUDDlN.
en- ! G crawl wEtdtd AuCtiOnecr.
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VIRGINIA srEAAboAr !:::s:!azsl.
COMPANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,

Exchange Hotel ard OH BOARD steamer. Baggage
checked through.
The limited tickets named above are on sale only
NJ CARRIERS 500 Main street. and Exchange Hotel
Freight received daily tor Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Sewltrn. Washington. and Tarboro, \. c.. ana Ill
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. G.. Boston,
Hampton. and Eastern Shore Of Virginia. ana rcgu-
lar landings on james river. 1T lowest rates
The steamer ARIEL has la:cly been almost en-
lirrIy rebuilt and rtflrniShcd in an elegant ana
costly manner. and Is confidently rrc"mmendr'i rs
the "a SrEsT and most comfortable steamer that has
run Oh this route for mtny years.
l.. 4. TATUM. Superintendent.
9O3 Main street ana Rockets.
7 W. rrr,pprCk Agent. EurfnIk. SCI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
saa,i,er,, Polyneaia.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-10
GENERAL KEY on JOHN CHI.
NAMAN.

Postmaster General Key, who lately Wis
tied this coast, talks very strangely to the
Eastern press about the Chinese question.
His story il likely to be accepted by the
philanthropists of the East, thus render
ing the abrogation Of the ~Burlingsme
Treaty extremely difficult, if not imposs-
IDLE. Following is the sugar-coated man
ner in which he disposes Of the subject:
The politicians are, almost to q man,
against the Chinese, and ~antagonize them
bitterly. The merchants, the manufac-
turers, the farmers and nearly the entire
employing class are very fond Of the Chi
nese, and prefer them to any other labor
ers. They speak in the highest terms Of
the Chinese. They say that they are do
cile, obedient, obliging, punctual, hard
working and faithful. They are exceed
ingly thrifty and economical. They are
temperate in their habits, do not drink
liquors Of any kind, eat very little meat,
and live almost entirely on rice. It is
wonderful to see how little q Chinaman
can live on. Their economy struck me as
something marvellous. Large numbers of
them sleep in q single, ill-ventilated room.
They constantly violate the fundamental
laws of health, and yet they are seemingly
very healthy. l was astonished TO learn
that they had no hospital. l was shown
through the Chinese quarter Of San Fran
cisco by the Mayor, and saw everything in
that locality, but there are q number Of
places here in Washington fully as bad, il
not worse, than anything ! saw in China
town.