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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-16

A. GREENTEEE, Sl5 Broad street, the C'othieI
aud Halter. does not give his goods away, for he
sells them at prices so that it would scarcely pay
reasonable person 10 take them as gift
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FINE YELLOW BANANAS at PlzzINrs.

AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good rs MEADE s BA-
XEn's CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents q
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DON'T co WHERE YouR LOVE LIES DREAM.
ING. but go to any cigar store recaurant and ask
for WHITLock MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by YOURSELF 1t will pay better In
hal long .-sss1.t
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CoCoANUT CREAM CANDY, coCoANUr CARA.
MELs, CHOCOLATE and Observation-Disclosures
at PIZZINI'S.
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PIzzINI has fine lot of ORANGES.

SPONGE PUDDlNG.-Four beaten eggs, half cpr
sweet milk, two cups OF flour, two teaspoonfuls
DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER, half cup OF sugar, one
pint Of cherries or berries well Toured. Boil ono
hour and serve with sauce.
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FOE OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE q BAEER's CAR
BoLIe MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle. /,
THE .GLENwoop y syHIsKEy took the nrst pre-
MUM nc tho State Fair. y. 1 35rr
The "B Select" WhiskeJ Is recommended by Dr.
j. 3. McCaw. .sr
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation. e
Cigars, OF every grade, Of oui own manufacture. Z
Liberal discount TO the trade. S ri zE1es3.
w. u. BLAIR & Co,
9O3 Main street.
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SUPREME Court OF ARPEALs.-Carter us.
Duianey. Fully argued by Mr. Brooke,
counsel for appellant, and by Mr. Payne,
counsel for appellees, and submitted.
The case Of Patteson, by &C., Us. Bondu-
rant, &C., was submitted upon printed notes.
The case of Gayle Us. Wilson and ais.
will be the first case this morning. ~
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Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY was parity
cloudy and cooler.
TKyRNoasrRR YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, rs;
o 4. NJ. 81; noon, 5s; 5 2. NJ, 81; 6 z.
N a3: midnight, Al.
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MALAGA GRApEs.-Go to PIzzINI's and &c,
some of this nice fruit
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;;.E ;.ExcKLsion POULTRY PowDrRs.s Il.
IT MAKEs HENS Lay. -:
1T CURES GAPEs. Ill .s
IT IS A ApnHvENTIvEoF OF FcmcKEN-CHoLHRA.
81 IT.BANISHEs RoUP. Fl Ei. Z, SlsgS5E &C.,
i, IT MAKES FOWLS HEALTHY. 80 .sf
IT PRODUCES A BEAUTIFUL PLTMAGE.
Price, 90 cents per package.
!. POLK MILLER 4 CO., gai
E Wholesale Agents,
cerner Ninth and Main streets.
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGEs.-If you wish some
that are sweet aud juicy, 60 to PIzZINrs.
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.cnrAsr rurrs asPizzrs.'s.@ 8

{ DIscoLoaKn TEETH rendered be4nafally ywhffes
by thenseof MxADR &BAgER's SlroEINE DEN.
TrrRIcE Eaftr cents q box t3s s 81 Z
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INcIpIENT TARTAR AND scUnF removed by
MEADE 6 BAKERS SAPoNrNE DENTIFKfcK.
Fifty cents box. 81
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HEApAcuE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents. inserr adj
vertisements In all Of the newspapers of the United
Slues at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch countin2-room will receive prembt ntten-
~.
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FoR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE BAKRR's
CAaBoLIc MIouTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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WEATHER REPORT.

rrnyc.T1oNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
s,a States. rising barometer, colder north
aie .nes,erlr winds. and clear or party cloudy
weather willprerail, followed during satnr.
day by falling barometer ana s. WINDS sh''s-
ING TO warmer southwest OF soutneast. 49,.
s...es rising followed by falling barometer,
ssr;shIe winds. warmer and partly cloudy
weather, and possibly followed 10 the latter
w snntbcasserly winds and rain-areas.
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! wHEnE, Ont wHEnE can I get the MODEL CI-3
GAR That is the Key West -ioRs AT II. WHIT
1ocK's.1445 Main street. 81 q vi s..
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|. i.tioneership at the Tobacco Exchange, made
vacant by the resignation Of Mr. AZ Boil
ling. "a, s.s. s1zf1.i. ..s
/ Mr. j. Y. Reddy has received Information
that ilis client. Daniel Higgins; of this city,
is sStEe heir at law Of pro perty In Australia
worth $4,000. Other claimants nre, how
ever, in. possession, and Dir. higgins will
have 10 eject them by the due process and
tediousness Of law. IS -
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CHARGE 1T 10 BUSTER l-WHITLocKs repu-
tatioa as THE cigar manufacturer of the celebrated
Model Peach, Key West, and other brands, has been
honestly won by fair dealing and uniform courtesy,
by giving good article for reasonable price.
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FoR ALI DISEASES OF FTHErEETH AHDs GU19GF
use MEADE g BAKERS CAnGoLIc MOUTH,
WASH. Fifty cents bot lie. =
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LEVY BROTHERS
SELL GOODS AT TIE THE LOWEST PRICES
FOR CASH ONLY.
They ask but one price, and that Is the lowest.
They will open on MONDAY the 18th instant thirty
boxes Of goods purchased within the last week !;
among which will be found some of the
CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS EVER OFFERED.
Be sure to see their S1.5O silk, as Is good as
you can get elsewhere for Sc.
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WE ARE NOW ON THE EVE OF PROSPERITY,
and
LEVY BROTHERS
WILL ADD TO THE HAPPINESS OF THE PEOPLE
BY SELLIaG THEM THE CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS
EVER SOLD IN THIS OR ANY OTHER PLACE,
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. ALL SERENE.

THE INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBT TO DE
PAID.
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ALMOND CHOCOLATE CARAMELs.-PIzzINI Is
making this nice candy.
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JUDGE HUGHEs's OPINION AS TO THE JU-
RIsDIcTIoNfo OIL iHIs COURT TO TRY TEE
.EJEcTMRNT ,suITsETHE FATE OF THE
ESTATE DECIDED AS FAR AS 1T CAIN DE
By THIS TRIBUNAL, AND In. FAVOR OE.
CUsTIs LEAN. APPEAL TO THE UNITED
STATES SUPREME COURT CERTAIN. ,s.S. 81,
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THE MoFFETT PUNCH GREAT SUCCESS
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In the case OF g. w. C. Lee against
Kaufman and others, involving the question
iof title OF the Arlington estate, Judge Ro-
bert W. Hughes, sitting as United States
Circuit Court Judge, Ion Yesterday gave his
opinion on highly important preliminary
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xETANrED, TO SELL EXTENSION.
wv TOP FAMILY PHAErONs, JUMP-SEAT
RoCKAWAYs, LADIES, - PHAErnMNSMi MI = IGf GfEs sna
frsfc class workmanshp at low prices. Also on Lana
sccond.hand Family Carriages, Ladies, rhastons
Top and Open Rugxies Repairing aone ~ 9vTu pss
uer. A call solicited. W. Y. sn :. Is -
Fifth street between Broad aud Marshall streets.
fe25-1m
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INTEREST AND CHARGES SUITED TO THE
TIMES.
Interviews solicited and kept In sirictest cont
dence. mu 14-oe-
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The Board next argues that Il the city
can lawfully exercise the authority to as
sess q seWer-tax when q sewer runs within
hall q square Of any lot, or compel the rum
ming OF drain.pipes, IL would appear rea-
sonabie that it might do the same as to tho
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Proceeding 10 suits concerning lands the
Judee.sbows that the decisions OF the Eng
lish courts, which hold that eiectment will
not lie against the Crown, are not appllca-
BILE in this country; that the present action
is in the nature Of writ OF right, and is
only eiectment in name under the State
law; and that the English decisions, in
holding that eiectment will not lie, but that
petition Of right will lie, really prove tnat
the Crown may be sued by judicial proceed
ing.
Coming, then, to the final question Whe,
ther the Government may be indirectly sued
for lands in its possession, IN proceedings
to w hich the occupants are parties defend.
ant to the record, the Judge cites line OF
cases from Meigs Us. McC Chung, eth Cranch's
Reports, down to Cooley us. VConner, In
18th Wallace, in which the United States
courts have exercised Jurisdiction 10 Just
such eases as this Of Arlington, with the
sanction OF the Supreme Court. He then
shows that the Supreme Courts oil Virginia,
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q BY Robert d. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
- sF.fs5- i.ir,r ~ oE Hrt s'6f---


AND AsSIGNEE'S SALE
k.-OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND; Win IN
coon IMPROVEMENTS. .ER0NtTi.N NJ M w
WEsTghM- oR GAR 'r6 gf M kSsPR RIVER HEa
AND KKNAWHA CANAL.--i3y virtue Or a de-
cree of The United States District Court for tue
Eastern Disrict of Virginia. entered on the 2d Gay
Of JuIy 1878, In the case OF George nj. Len,eS'
BANKRUPT we will sell, upon the premises, on
DAY The 18th day OF November, 1878. at -
O'clock H., tho desirable TRACT OF LAND DC.
scril,ad IN said deedas CONTAINING ff0RI1.OSE
AND DNE.HALF ACRES of good land, about four
nied by William NJ. Ledley residence and far,n.
THE improvements are frst-rate. ana c0nslst % u
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING or SIX rooms;
KITCHEN, &C., with all needed out-Duiloings, anu
In good repair. 81 s,a, -,
Robert Avis and " fe by decd OF April ~, 1871.
This Is truly desirable piece OF property, ana,
bejng situated on one of the nrincipai roas leading
FROM the CITY, should command the attention OF
r,ies Wishing nice and attractive home IN good
condition. &. l q 49, oh
Terms: Cash rs to expenses OF sale and enough
70 nav off three notes past due. amounting 10 ST.
&c. with all cost. interest, &c thereon ano a!so
the cost and expenses OF preceding sac 0a'ance
upou terms to be given at time OF sale. 49,
-rSN'S GEORGE NJ. DkEWRY, Trustee.
<"s s.. 3. WITT, Assignee. ',.-
The above sale Is made be virtue Of decree OF tne
United States District Court for the Eastern Dlsrict
of Virginia entered on the 18th day OF Octooer,
1878 in said suit, at the risk and cost Of Mr. ooert
Avis the purchaser Of the said property at SAFE
made on the 18th day Of July. i 7a.
'o-' - GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
oc 80 s. 3. WITT, Assignee. ~ -
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This is fine time OF year to travel and tax
with n cold MY cold is very obstinate; but
+ nm holding it in check. think, or rather
INV friends are holding it in check for me.
]. Maid but little attention to it at hrst; Dut
as the cough increased in severity ana the
hoarseness became. worse, Mrs. Clemcnts,
who is homeopathic, gave me orvonla
and phosphorus; the day: following VEN
to. Middleton, and good Mrs. brown sase
me boneset syrup; then, on the ADVICE OF !,
travelling friend, took TO hoarnoum ~, ano
-Iieerice, but on reaching Erie Mr.. morn,
ton changed my treatment ana prescrloeu
chloride OF potash lozenges. l next sent
for regularly ordained physician, VINO
rave me q bottle OF pills and box OF tablets
and a receipt for two dollars. That evening
old Mrs. Bryan sent me bottle OF earbollc
acid in solution, and Mr.. Gregory sent me q
carbolic tube. | inhaled the bottle and swal-
lowed the tube, and experienced great re-
lief. then resolved to refuse any further
treatment, but Mrs. Dawson persuaded me
with very harmless and rather pleasant
preparation Of glycerire and sugar, ana at
night I still further submitted to eold-
water compress. The next day woman
gave me dose Of medicine in street-ear,
and munched Browns bronchial troehes
all the rest Of the day, and declared would
try no more prescriptions. That very night
was tucked into bed by friendly hands
and filled to the chin with hot lemonade.
To-day am wearing liver-pad around my
neck. Tomorrow alas who'can tell
what tomorrow VIII bring forth -E1tTdct
from the diary OF reformed missionary
Hdtchceye. 80 80 ~.
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xand whiskey.

GRAVE OF CAPTAIN JOHN SMTTH.--A cor
respondent of the Lancaster lPa.) Neao Era,
now in England, has had the curiosity to
visit the grave OF the celebrated Captain
John Smith. one Of the founders of Virginia.
He says: 81 stepped into the old St.
Sepulchre church, now undergoing repair.
was in search OF the grave OF CAPTAIN
John Smith, OF Virginia memory, who,
it = seems, saved from cruel death by
Pocahontas, was buried peacefully here.
I found the sexton. He said Captain
Smith was buried in the church, but he
thought it a very strange thing that any
one should care to see the old grave. Be-
sides, he said that the stone that marked the
grave and contained the now 1llegible cpl
taph had been taken up and was lying in
theyard. I persisted, and he finally con-
sented to show me the grave and the stone.
He did so; but if his indifference is reflec-
ton Of the indifference Of the higher author
tiles of the church, it is TO be feared that
will be about the last person to look with
certainty upon either. The first line OF the
epitaph runs thus: Here lies one conquered
that hath conquered kings" ..-
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BY Robert Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE DAIRY
Il OR TRUCK FARM OF SEVEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES, A PART OF THE PICOT
TRACT, ON THE NINE-MILE ROAD, QUAR-
TER OF 4 MILE NORTHEAST OF THE CITY,
AND NEAR hARDEN'S. SHOP, NOW OCCu-
PIED BY MR.. J. n. BRIZZALARA, AT AUG
TlON.-In execution Of certain Cccd OF trust from
j. n Drzzalara and wife the undersigned as trns-
fee, dated January Z, 1876. and recorded In Hem
rlco County Court In Deet-Book &C. page 59s IL
MONDAY the 4ih day of November, 1878, at 4
O'Clock r. b. being required SO 70 do by the holder
Of certain bond secured By said deed default hay
ing been made In the payment OF tie same, the
FARM above described. The improvements consist
of NEW TWO-STORY d GU L FRAME
DWELLING, with hall through centre. and con-
tanning aoout eight rooms; new barn. Kitchen, &c.
Splendid water upon the premises There are also
on the place large number OF grape-ytnes and the
best ice-pond around the city. The land Is very
rich and has now upon 1t large lot Of vegetables,
German clover, &C, &c.
This place, being situated directly on the main
road, and being so near the city, and having such
tine improvements and SOIL should attract the atten-
ton Of buyers.
TERMS ! Cash as to expenses of sale and enough
to pay OF bond of 5000, with interest thereon
from january z, 1875; and residue upon Terms to
be given at sale. Il. a. MEAGHER,
. oc 25-2a .29,no1,2,A Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND rETEKSBtR"t
pm moan COMPANY,

RAILROAD COMPANY.
S1OM.1ENCING MONDAY. June 10, 1873,
~ trains ca this read will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daiiy. connecans
for Charleston, Augusta toiulunl",Sa-
vapnah, Raleigh A'4 Y. G Ms,Gs,
and an pniuts South and Souta"e
Stops at Manchester and Chester, a"d
al regular stations. on signal ,,
1.9cP NJ EXPRESS daily except s'u'.asl'
makes close connection A. fytet .
burg with the Atlantic MSS
sippi and ohio raltr'ad TOT LIh, ,n
burg, Farmville, and other local ss'.
lions on taat road, maSihY 80 .rS
time as by any other Inc. PASSENGERS
taking this tr;.lD viii make Close c2ts-
ncction ut Petersburg FOR NoH2 ,,,
and al Norfolk With splendid Bay-.lne
steamers for Baltimore, Phiadt'p,,.@'
and New York, and with the oIh Do'
minion steamers for Men YORK. S'ol~
ri Manchcsler aud Chester ,,
d.3o p NJ, FREIGHT daily teScepI SUNDAY wa
,,,opM THRoI;GH NAIL daily iexcep: sun
cayl, connecting FOR Weldon, W.
Inington, Raleigh. Charleston, ana f o.
vunnah. Pullman sleeptnS-car i0i
Excessive. Wilmington aud tie son.h.
aEA TaR fETEh:TsaahIff dsiy aSeep Mca
dayj, connecting with Richh!oilu, n,
ercksburg aud Potomac ra!iv~" IVA
all points North. East, aha " cot. e
500 A. VI. FREiGHT TRAIN daily tcXssh. SUI
dayl With paSsenyer soIS rt s,,s Sun
Z, 49, dayl connecting with Eich;noh"; -
l. u.s.. arics .hury and Potomac railroad. 'ea,.
Ing Richniond at p. Nj. for AL po'''s'
North and Northwest.
e.ao p. M. THROUGH MAFi. daily, sonheH..nS
o'oo I 80 win Richmond, Fredericksburg sna
Potomac railroad for all points sass
aud West. Also, making close es !, msGo
ZION with the Chesapeake anu oai2
rs,;road for the Virginia Springs AVG AVG
al nSints North and West. This srLS
stons AT Manchester and Chssler, SuN
ali reruLr stations, on signal.
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII staFs 'r'1A
the AppaHatt1x dspoI. pt.,w,rd for Pc
EXCURSION TRAM LEA. 'ssSes f e. hGSsRY sun
i ShY lie ioi 4. SHAW, superintendent
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/. Handle It carefully, Marier," said an
economical citizen as his wife was iamming
his old shirt into the rag-bag. "That SHIRT
represents capital! IL may be turned into
q million dollars worth OF Buffers cneaE
rop.money when the old man fixes Things,
and capitaI should be treated with respect.
No. Marier, don't sell tito the !unE-man
Law it carefully away Us possible na'
money Taunton Gazette. ..o
Sergeant Bates calculates to carry the nag
again. We wish the flag no misfortune,
but we should Just like to see the Sergeant
carry 1t through South Carolina. uUdlo
Express.
!; !" The strongest propensity in Wcman's
nature" says careful student or. the sex,
I" is to want to know what is going on ana
the next thing is to boss the loo."-E1-
change. .-rl =. as.a@. -~c
The President has exhibited himself at
twentv-three agricultural fairs this fail, ana
has not single, solitary premium to show
for it. And yet he is not discouraged
D. DerricG.
"Not Yet" is the title OF poem by LII
liza N. Cushman, of Connecticut: wen,
there is onIy one thing about it, Liliia: we
are getting somewhat along in years. ana
we can't wait much onger.-Go,odnda En-
terpriSe.
It makes young man feel very m1ch as
IL some things in the world were all VAN 10 {,
sing, ".Come to my bosom, come love-
under window, and then happen 10 see !:
sign ITO Let" on the door.--Canc1n"dt'
BREAKFAST Table.
It is understood that only three persons
were possessed of the combination to the
bank safe that was robbed Of S3,OOO,0o0
yesterday-the janitor, the washerwoman,
and the boot. black Graphic.
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tstiLXY tsRsEr1Se. From the Boston
,1Tn,ssc rfut. l--Regeresae 80 the guest CHAINS
Her Teeafts. ID incident iii the life OF clergy
snai, well known in Boston. Many years
arc, while spenaing o few days Win 9
friend In the connsr word came that N 3
village twenty miles off the minister na ma
beer sud denly called away, and. With is y, 2
|seouca that the visiting clergyman would
supply his pulpit ON the coming SUNDAY.
He consented, and drove to the village ON
Saturday afternoon. Arrived there, ne soon
fouHd the resident ministers house. e h h;s
4 broken down, uninviting look, and bis
Iracl, At the door was answered by its mis-
tTess. whose look was anything but one OF
welcome. Yes.'' she said, "this Is the
iibeuse. and this, turning and nniocklng !,
door, q, is your room. It's little dark ano
damp, for we don't open 1t often. we use
| it mostly for funerals"
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Z The first No. of the Workingmes's Voice
Jarvis & Saidi, proprietors, has made its APP
pearance. 1t is published "whol,y in the
interests OF the workingmen." aad Of course
looks to that class exclusively for its sup
port. ca. the money question the editor de-
tines himself thus:
"The workingmcn do not care particu.
larry whether greenbacks or silver is the
medium. but what they do want is that
when this Government undertakes to issue
a dollar "a dollar. We believe, everybody
supposes to be 100 cents let it be dollar
worth 100 cents, let it be paper or coin. We
want no 9e-eent or 105-cent dollars. BY
having dollar worth two different sums
every man that handles the 90-cent dollar is
robbed Of what is legally his own, for we
are wellaware that the laboring class would
receive very few OF the 105-cent dollars.
Give us full Ealue for the dollar is all the
masses ask. Make the greenback equal to
the gold dollar and thereby restore the con-
tideuce of the people,
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RESULTS OF One OF THE POLICIES OF THE
EQUITABLE LIFE-AssURAScE SocIETY.-The
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society is now
able to give the actual results Of its Ton
tine Policies, the first OF which are begin
ming to mature. This plan, introduced by
that company some ten years ago, has been
attacked bv agents of rival companies, una.
bic otherwise to compete with it. The
sound principles and profitable character OF
the system is shown by the following actual
case:
Policy No. 1854, for $4,000, was issued
in 1870, on the life OF the president OF
prominent Institution Of learning in New
York. He was sixty-one, years OF age al
the time. The original premium was
S1,229.40. His next premium will be
s303.sO. This will certainly be recognized
as favorable showing when it is realized
that this reduction is equivalent to dlyi
dend OF more than seventy-tive per cent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND
L BRICK TENEMENT AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF CLAY AND EORTOS STREEIS
As trustee in n certain deed of trust from j. y.
Brizzoiara and Lucy Jane his wife, bearing date me
10Th day of August. 1875. duly recorded IN KiGn.
mond Chancery Court, shall, In further execution
lion. on the premises, on THURSDAY the IN of
November. 1878. at ( O'Clock p. H., the LOT To-
Gated as above. fronting feet on Clay street run,
ming hack on Norton street l40 feet. The HOUSE
contains three rooms. On The lot is well Of %ood
water and some frut-trces. tn
The deed requires cash sale, but the creditor will
accent one third cash balance II one and TWO yeare,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by
deed Of trust. WILLIAM l.. COWARDlN.
or 90 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01
By Edwin Vaughan, Auctionecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN ASHLAND.-By virtue
of deed OF trust from Sarah T. shelton TO The IN
dersgned, dated 29lh May. 1877, and OF record III
the note therein secured, will proceed to sell at
public auctiou. on the premises, on the IST DAY
OF. NOVEMBER, 1878, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the
HOUSE and LOT now occupied by Mrs. Sarah +.
Shelton, In the town of Ashland, fronting on the
west side Of Railroad street. and adjoining the pro-
pcrty of james Miller and Others. The LOT has on
ii a DWELLING-HOUSE and all niece; sary out
buildings in good repair and is one of the most de-
sirable in the town. .. =
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses of
SALE The unpaid taxes, and the sum OF S9l 8, w1th
interest thereon from lst of June, 1875 the resi-.
due OF the purchase-money 10 he made payabl" a.
such time and secured iu such manner as Sarah +;
Shelton may direct, Or If she fails SO to do, Us SAID
trustee shall think lit. ,,
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Auctioncer. oc 23-lOt