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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Major General John NJ Scho1eld, OF West Point;
Professor w. p Trowbridge, Of New Haven, and Gen.
Ftx John Porter are at tho Windsor. Senator
William II. Barnum, OF Connecticut; General Samuel
ID. Stursis Uniied States Army, ana William Purcell,
OF Rochester, are at tho Fith Avenue. Inspector
General Edmund schrivcr, United States Army. and
Rev. Henry A. Boardman, OF Philadelphia, are at tho
Brevoort Adjutant General franklin Townsend, Of
Albany. is at tho Brunswick. Judgo r. Ingalls, Of
the New York supreme Court, rs at the Rossmorc.
Colonel Matthew N. Blunt. United States Army is at
Park Avenue. Daniel Manning, Of Albany, Is at the
ST. Jamos. General Judson Fitzpatrick, OF New Jer-
scy; Il. Snowdcn Andrews, of Baltimore, and Assem-
blymau Thornton A. Nevin, Of Monticello, N. Y,
Mt the metropolitan. Ex-senator Jarvis Lord, OF
Rochester, and William W. Wright OF Genevs, N Y,
are nj the Sturtevant General s. v. Taeott OF
Albany, 10 at tho New York.
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FOLLOWING MR. sHAFER's MOTION AGAINST
Kneeand Miss Bsilcys coanssi has the following


SUPREME CouRr.
County Of Now Y"rk
Alexander stewart and Anne Jnne Bailey
CorneIia NJ. Stewart, Henry nil.on and others
at Chambers. October =, 1874
Present
Hon T. II. Wcstbronk. Justice.
On tho annexed aridsvts and upon the complaint and
proceedings heren. and all the papers
haf M Alexander stewart In his order TO show why
S H. Kneeiana should be removed his aud
Ira Shnier IN his place stead, aud
tue papers that motion and such
other paprrs hereafter be served let " XII
land act the attorney Tor Anne Jane
Bailey In the above entitled action, show cause tho
chambers this Court 20 bc held ~ the court House n
the OF New york the 7th day o. octoncr. 1878
tho opening the Court that thereafter
M counsel heard, why the said j. kneeiano shall
removed the attorney for the said Ammo Jano
Bailey AsRw renney be substituted IN his place aud
why said Anne Jane Bailey shall have
other nnd further relief "a she shall be emitted TO
0And equitable aud In the meantime
and until The airing and decision OF tho motion herein IL
s that all proceedings the part OF the said
Knecand Tor said Jane Bailey be and the
same hereby stayed
'"'s r. r. wEsTBRooK
Justice supreme Court
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT,

WAN DEPARTMENT.,
OrYiCE CHiEr SIGNAL OFricER,
MAsnISGroS, Oct S-1 A. NJ.
Indications
For Tuesday, In the south Atlantic and Gulf States
Tennessee and ONO Valley, stationary or rising
barometer, southwest TO northwest winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather, stationary or lower
pcraturcs.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lsys, stat,opary, followed by falling barometer,
warmer southcriy winds, partly cloudy weather
For tho lake region, northeast TO northwest Winds
rising barometer, cooler, partly cloudy weather.
For tho Middle Stutes and New England, south
eriy. vcorng to cooer wcs,orIy x,nds falling, followed
by rising barometer, cloudy and rainy, followed by
clearing weather.
rho rivers will continue slowly falling.
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THE DOMINION MINISTRY.
SIGN T1-DAy-LoRD DuFFEnIN AT THE
rRlvY COUNCIL.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OTTAWA. Ont. Oct. !

OTTAWA, Out, Oct. u 1873
Lord Dnrcrn and his suite arrived here to-day. A
meeting OF the Privy Council held, which HIS
Excelency the present Premier and several members
OF his Cabinet we're present. Amer some discussion
II was decided that Mr.. Mackenzie should resign to-
morrow. IL was also understood that the Govern or
General had for STR John A. Macdonald, and that
he will begin tho formation OF n Ministry imms-
dia,cly. Lord DuGerin is expected 10 Ieavo town
again early tomorrow
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ANOTHER RIO GRANDE RAID.
IBY TELEGRAPH I'd THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH I'd THE HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Oct. Z, 1873
Indians and Mexicans are raidiug near Fora Mo-
CavesL yesterday they murdered three girls aud a
boy near Johnson's Fork Of tho Guadalo upo River
The raiders have n largo herd OF horses and ncad
ing Tor The Rio Grando near Devii's River General
ORD icit day before yesterday Tor the RIO Grandc,
probably To interview General Trevfio. Timely
notice vi the rand has been given General Mckenzie
and the district commander. Tue chances are that
tho RAIDERS viii be ovcstakcn before they Rio
nnIa
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CALDER'S DEFALCATION.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. Z. 1878.
An examination into the affairs OF tho Grocsrs and
Producers Bank is nearly completed. II is under.
stood that the examination indicates that the stock
Ia entirely wiped out ana that the assets will not
quito meet the liabilities. The Commissioners will
probably ask tor u D I'M junction tomorrow.
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patriots that as heart wo are always with them"
Mr. Mccormick replied, thanking Mr.. Krantz in the
name Of the United States. The offer meets tho ap
probation of the American colony, and q iete
for The beneat Of the afflicted people
OF the South will take place the rrocad6ro Palace
the 18th inss. General Bors the French Minister OF
War; has sent 10 General Moves the American Minis
ter At Paris 500 francs tslo0 for the relief OF yellow
fever unerers in the United States.
ras BROKEN BANK.
The excitement over the collapse or tho City Of
Glasgow Bank has subsdcd. French discount houses
bidding for three months papor tour and
quarter per cent, and the Of French and German
exchanges renders It certain that gold will
come here from the Continent; so the ap-
prehensions OF increased ughtnsss In the money
market are allayed. The other sup builders besides
William Simons l. Co.. whose failure has been already
announced, VINO It 10 thought would fail are likely 10
nnd help that will enable thcm TO tids
over the crisis 1t is now believed that
the assets of the heaviest debtors OF the
City OF Glasgow Bank will turn out better tnan was
at rst hoped with the exception OF those OF Smith,
Fleming Co. and their Indian houses, which are in
. very bad condition.
The Times, in financial article yesterday morn
Ing. said:-"Even at 5lhd. per ounce The silver
market Is very unsettled and unsteady, and only
scarcity OF bars prevents a sharp depreciation"
Colin, Dunlop 4 Co., sewing cotton man acturers,
OF Glasgow, have failed, with liabilities 10 the extent
OF $3.50, 600.
The Colonial Trusts Corporation has detaulted its
debenturc interest
NOTKa
Tho United States steamer Marion has arrived At
Trieste.
Tho eruption Of Mount vesuvus 10 still decreasing
The report published in yesterday mornings Ad~
vertser OF the resignation OF Field Marshal Count Won
Moltke is denied.
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GOUNOD'S "POLYEUCTE
THE FIRST NIGHT OF THE NEW oPERA-A
DOUBTFUL succEss-DEBuT OF NEW
PREMIERE DANsEUSE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

1AhMLE6E OANSEUSE.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, Oct. Z, 1878.
Charles Gounod's new opera, "Polyeucte,
was produced at the Grand Opera House
tonight but it rather disappointed the
expectations Of the great audience that had
assembled. It is the most ambitious of
Gounod's works, yet many Of the effects Of
Instrumentation aimed at by the composer
have not been realized.
The music was rather heavy and color
less, although the opera was presented by
an excellent company. Nine. Krauss and
Lassale surpassed themselves. The mise
en- scene was magnificent, and full justice
was done to the work by the directors of
the Opera House. There was superb
ballet, and successful debut was made
by the new and beautiful dancer, Mile.
Mauri
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SuYREsx CouRr.
County OF New York:
Alexander Stewart and Ammo Jane Bailey

Cornclia ". Stewart. Henry Hilton and others.
City Of Brooklyn. County of Kings. ss.
Anne Jane baley. beng duly that shc has
been her relatives that she OF the plaintiffs
in entitled sctcn; that she
H. and desires brothe James Baiiey aud her niece
Ellen Baey to act for her that she does the
of the lawyer who claims to appear for her,
whore his Office Is, ana that from what her relatives tell
hcr she feels very much annoyed about this action aud
conduct OF the who proposes represent
IN the sanc that she rcmcm5cts being ~ the Office Of
lawyer In New York city with
her rinlsw, William Deane, ana remembers sign
lag there. Tut what its
contents does teli. thst
has recollection OF making oan to the ssne but
members the Las saying. I'VE will take word Tor
IT,
Dcponcnt further says she remembers that fcw
since called place whore she vas
living she In inormed aha siAi~s A
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THE CAUSE or THE REVOLUTION.
KINGSTON. Ja., Via HAVANA, Oct. I, 1878.
The cause of the insurrecton ia Santa Cruz s said
TO bo a disagreement between tho negroes and the
planters regarding labor contracts.
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srs will continue slowly falling.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
Urp IN I,u lid ibR. No. 2lS Broadway
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TROUBLE IN NEW MEXICO.
GOVERNOR Lew WALLACE ASKS THE AID OF
THE ARMY.

WARRINGTON, Oct I, 1878.
General Lew Wallace, recently appointed Governor
Of Now Mexico. has notified the President OF con.
tinucd disturbances and lawlessncss In Lincoln
county In that Territory, and requested the aid OF the
army Of tho United States 10 preserve the peace.
The Prcsdont VIII therefore issue his procla
commanding all rotous bands to uispo-se within I've
days.
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oRANGEMEN INDICTED.
MONTREAL GRAND JURY DRfNo IN TRUE
BILLS AGAINST LEADERS IN THE JULY
RIOTS.
nv rv,rap.pv ro ruv urp.yot
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRALp.1

MONTREAL, Oct Z, 1878.
To-day, In the Court Of Queens Bdnch, tho Grand
Jury brought In true bins against David Grant, Dis
trics Grand Master OF tho Orange Association, and
Fred. Hamilton, Ingram Lilburn and other members
OF tho Orange Order who were arrested on tho 12,n
of July last. The prisoners indicted together on
the charge Of participating In an unlawful assembly
that ana severay Tor beng accessories 10 tnat
offence The names oi the accused, who are out on
bai, calod. and as thoy made default, Mr. r. X
Archnmbault, Queens Grown Prosecutor, moved for
warrants OF arrest Bench warrants Will accordingly
issue against the defendants, but 10 expected That
they viii deliver themselves Up voluntarily TO-
morrow. II was feared that there would DO trouble
IN tho Grand Jury room over these indictments. Dut
nothing beyond a sauabbo between Two Grand Jurors
occurred.
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Average temperature yesterday ........ss oot
Average temperature for corresponding date last
8 rear "
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SUPREME CoUHT.
County OF New York:
Alexander Stewart and Anne Jane Bailey
against
Co.coiy. N Stawart aurv l4ittou and othar. \


City OF Brooklyn. county oi Kings.
Asa w. Tenncy. being duly sworn, says that he IL an
attorney and at having office
county of Now York that he endc
municate with Jane bailey, Of tho PLAINTIFF
above named. oarn from MI the
gard % her being made plaintiff In the onted
action that after psotracted Interview her aud
being therein Ellen Bailey niece, was
ur a1ie %. her whore ofco
Was excepting that In New York city nature
object said action. excepting that she signed
the lawyers office, hut what rot
KNOW and that lawyer said h. would little
money from her cousin Alexander Stewart: that in
CT this deponent. The said Anue Jane Bailey
wholly ntellgenty transact any business VIII
correctly
port Of any other litigation: and deponent would
hero suggest order that tho Court iuly and
satisfactorily informed as to tho mental condition OF
Bailey. that shs be
encc Court examined by satu Court by
person appointed by said Court whether she 10
capable tins tg .tion and
whether she does ntegcnty understand what hor
rights and Interests therein be. A. w. rENNEY.
sworn to bs,orc mo- day OF October.
l.. BARNARD. Notary Pnbnc. KINGS county.
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FLORILTNE.

ths teeth BREATH IL the best liquid dentfrco
the world II thoroughly ccsnses partially dccAvsd teeth
from all parasites or living animai leaving them
peary white, impar.ins delightful fragrance
breath. rhs fHAGKASr FLoRrLfyK instantly all
odors arising from foul tob smoke Being
partly imposed OF honey, soda aud OF
herbs and plants, s perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
London, England. and retailcd evcty wnsrs.
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FRAGRANT SOZODONr.
THE PEERLEss LIQUID DENTIFRIcE
FaA6RANr sozoDoNr.


FaAoRANr sozopoNr.
THE STANDARD TOOTH WASH OF THE AGE
This celebrated LIQUID is purely compost.
,ion entirely free from insrsdeus which could
able to ordinary dentinices. which contain eiths.
gritty particles away tho enamel or corrosive
ingredients which dissolve It. Il removes the
surfaces and ntorsccs Of the every impure sub.
stance which their decay. impars them nm
wonted whiteness checks uceraou of tho gums II such
exist aud renders them beautifully ruddy and hard
Food msscated By impure teeth is poisoned By them ana
pure pats proper chewing order aud
* nsF ~ soq
possesses delightful fragrance own alter using
ioavcs a wholesome and agreeable flavor In the mouth.
Is IL anv wonder that ,hc-o advan.asos sozo-
Sg Sg Sf 1sssi.s
the high professional sanction which has been accorded
All druggists keep Il.
FLoRILINE.
for ths teeth an BREATH liquid dsnsifricoia
from All parasites or ivins .nimsicaic leaving them
cs we s ss sss
odors arising from foul scn OF tobacco smoke Being
herbs and plants, perfectly harmless and dslieious
Prepared " HENRY 9. GALLUP. No 4ss Oxford st..
London, kngiana. snd rssailcd evetywnsrs.
A-BRooKs' Boors AND SHOES. BEST IN rHn
city, low prices large stock and 70 measure; sperYcs NJ
1lB broadway, corner 18th a.
DYEiNG AND CLEANING At THE NEW YORK
prss @ lSn rssss ,a n" | ss'ss Island 8
1896 P,crrepout ~. Brookiyn Established "a years.
FALL STYLES FINE Silk HATS, 50 20. WORTH
60 tss DERnvs. 81 oo. 10 New Church st.. up stairs
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM MUST FIRST BE TRIED
@ a. 4 has ~ sesd Depot
=. ..sas -; --..a ~ arsEs.s,: sxs-s..-ss.
EUROPE.
TUE Nkw YORK HERALD tr rue PRtxfkMrS-
g.,ns ns n sr,ns. 70 Is ans dsy .ss fa
A. VISIT 10 Lo>DUN-MEssRs JAY kE,PEUr:
"a fully rsaaes. the soner Of visit f'.T ssss AM
risy Of elegant six Costumes Fsr.sn MsniIos artistic
ssssd sss fss Par. ~ os s's,s ss S...
,,s% ,y.sm :" q Ssss.. ps"..
GYMS ;..a,s s'ss T.: $
Mind IN N. world. In LOOKING snrsa ~, =: ,,s nsmssSs sS
aiss%iss 81 isse s,ssnssi.sS he'd success.
s aq cc.amss Us ss MSsss from
r and ns sss 's
take pleasure IN drss.as ,as s..sn.cn q o.. sss s.sdr
will be honestly and Loyalty dealt With"
~ BLACK SILKS
Special Agess Tor ,oaneis s~cx rnr,s. ~ sD. 2sf.
sIIIEi,s HOTEL HENRIkrTA ST., CUvkNf
N t,ardcu London-Centraiy situated; arxe. comfort
sh,e Heurooms. beautifully furnished and moaerato
charges: ladies coffee aud drawing rooma smoginx and
billiard rooms; hot aud cold bsths.
(yOLDKS HAIR-ROBAkE's AuRtOLiNk PRO-
Uduce Dysws three apple The sesa.a sosss
apothccaries and fancy goods dealers Sole agontA
X. HOvENDkN n SON. London. England
NTIUE.-IiUThL DIES ANuLAlS.-rlitS FIRST
IN class notcl. facing the and undct English
m eut. rcopcns Tor ist Uctobce.
II BAKER HAYS. secretary.
Gu Uoiemaa S., London. /. y.
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A.-BRO0KS' BOOTS AND SHOES. BEST IN rHn
city low prices large stock and measure; perfect ne
1.1yB Broadway, corner 18th st.
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ATICE.-HOThL DIES ANHLAlS.-TiiiS FIRST
IN class notcl facing tho aud under English
ment, rcopcns tor tho scasyn on Isl oetobcs.
II BAKER HAYS. secretary.
Gu uvloman g., London. l.. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-12
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 sfain street.
T,RusTEE,s SALE OF a COMPLETE
SET OF F1RsT-cLAss
ToBAcco-FAcroRy FIXTURES
IN THE
FACTORY CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
CARY STREETS,
OCCUPIED BY SAMUEL N. BAILEY, ESQ"
FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1875,
BEGINNING AT IL O'CLOCK A. n.
TRUSTEES SALE OF d COMPLETE
OCCUPIED BY SAMUEL n. BAILEY, ESQ

In execution of a certain deed of trust from
bearing daie On the 1st day of Sentemher, 1875,
Richmond Chancery Court, In Deel-Book 100
A. page 1871 Will sell at said factory slbeing re.
quired so 10 do by the beneficiary named In said
deed. default having been made In the payment of q
certain note secured thereby, on FRIDAY the 18th
day Of January, 1878, beginning at IL O'Clock A..
NJ, all the FIXTURES conveyed by said deed, con-
sisting in part OF
j EIGHT- HORsE-PoWER ENGINE,
TWENTY-FIVE E-HORSE-P0WER BOILER,
16 HYDRAULIC-PRESSES (Ettinecr Ed
mond's patternl,
90 BOX-PRESSEs and ATTACHNENTS,
8 IRON POT-MuLS,
20 SHAPENING-MILLs. BLOCKS, sINKERs,
TINS. IRONS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
STEAM-PIPING.
STANDARDIZATION and other machinery,
BENCHES. DRYERS. STICKS, &C., &c.
OFFICE-FURNITURE. consisting of
DESKS. CHAIRS, TABLES,
IfON-SAFE. &c, &C.:
The STEAM-PIPfNG throughout the factory.
The attention Of tobacconists Is invited to this
sale as the iixnl6s are in good order and all first
class.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and suIi-
cheney to pay OF bond for $4,000, with Interest,",
cost &C., thereon: balance upon terms be given
at sale. ROBERT S. BOSHER, Trustee.
1t Is very probable that more liberal terms than
those mentioned above will be announced OH the day
of sale.
ia ROBERT s. BOSliER. Trustee.
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gitIllaoIla I.
fEor the nispatchl.
@rnssBsh Cnnfaas, sIcs

=
ss :$5 arn plsd % see tho article on Spanish
nhv,fas IA your ISSUE of the 3D. + insta me-.
I do not think tue writer speaks too .nlgniy
~ thsm. They furnish the best aid TO the
900, nn,ifal faedang OF pork now knoW i
-, ,c,ased 4 small quantity OF seed and
,n,ia,,fad them OF, the 10Th OF. May 1857. in
8 s sina ID row sixteen inches apart The
is,r,ers were soaked FORT -eisht hours in
water before planting. The chufas soon
started and grew finely. During the sea-
son they put up innumerable sprouts until
the growth met. BY the 18th OF October
the earth all along on both sides OF the row
was cracked and lifted as seen 10 the growth
al potatoes. ON the last nf October I dug
two q hills,o and carried tops and tubers TO
the state Fair. The sicid was considerable.
i showed these chufas to many persons,
among them the editors OF the Pl6nter and
PatYoa. The venerable editor OF the latter
PAPER ate one; said Ii was quite sweet, but
nothing more; and they excited no far
ther Interest. However, the :. produce
shed y was rather. a lonesome place, though
the vegetables shown were good thanks to
friend Hooper, but there were only enough
TO all one side OF one bench, and the cereals
only covered space OF five feet SO ia re-
some good looking lots OF -four, one small
box Of very nice tobacco, aud the aforesaid
chUfas, comprised this part OF the exhibi-
ton OF the Virginia State Agricultural
Fair Of 1877. President Drewry must look
TO his laurels. He must send 10 the next
Fair corn, wheat, oats, hay, beef. mutton
butter, fruits, aud flowers, from MISSIONER,
and he must stir up the farmers OF that fer
tile and historic section in which ne lives TO
do likewise. Our Commissions OF Agrs-
culture, in bis report, speaks, very Justly,
in high terms OF the advantages OF Tide
water Virginia. Let that section show her
products at the next Fair, and not suffer
6erse.f to be completely oyers'aughed by
the cattle and sheep, horses and hogs. OF
other sections. HANOVER.
Brierfetd, January 4, 1878.
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COMMENCING MAI 2l, 1877.
TIIPOI-Cu PASSENGER.


THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 z. NJ. Leaves Richmond TuESDAl. TIL IL.
DAY, ant SATURDAY. Connects a.
West Point with steamer Havana Tor
all points York river ana Baitl-
more. Arrives In Baltimore al ~
NJ: connects with ral-,ines for " Ash
ingron, Philadelphia, New York. l'o>-
ton. and al Western po!nta. CONNECTS
at Richmond with trains "u Richmond
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and
5:oOA. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SAT-
URKDAY. Connects with, steamers
ut West Point Tor river landings, BAT
timore and all western I''ints. Com
meets 1T Richmond With trains on Rich =
lnond and DanYine railroad Richriond
and Petersburg. and Chesapeake ahH
Ohiorailroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:OOP NJ. Leaves Richmond daily except sur
TaRoUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives At Richmond TuEspAl .
- THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.. coz
meets with trains on Richmond aha
Petersburg and Chesapeake ano Vnio
railroads.. Steamer Havana leaves bal.
Mo8DAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRI.
DAY, al =. N. Connects WIZ
trains from Philadelphia, New York,
~ and western points, and At West fo!hI
with trains for Richmond ana '"s
South. ~
.t:- ... a..s THROUGH EREtbliI. -, ,,,,.,
400 p NJ Arrives al Richmond MONDAY :" cp-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
s.lb p. M.TUESDAf, THURSDAY. snd "a!
- URPAY.f Connects with steamer ~
West Point from Balimors. cos
meets with Richnond and LnnSne'
Richmond and Petersburg, and Cnes'-
DeaRe and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER, Gnu
\ 600 A, NJ, Arrives al Richmond daily eHcep. eun
day.y Connects with Rlchmoh" ana
Petersburg and ChS>aEraSe ana o'AS
railroads.. 49, ,.,,,
No transfer OF freight al Richmond TO or , run
southern points. Cars run Through between A''"u'
and West Point. -, ,.,, -,,es
Careful, handbag and dispatch. with lowest '"''''
guaranteed. ,o, r,,.s
thorough bills OF lsiins, with euSfaA'esa f"''~'
issued TO all northern and western pclhs'. 49, .,s
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, easEfp' "no
western points, and baggage checked thipSSn. az.
For tickets apply At General Rairoao t pMSI- and
dee SEQ Mair street; at the Exchange hotIS'in ,rf
companv's depol, coguer TYenty-ihlri and D'S'
streets, Richmond. Va. ,.,,-
MACS II. 4. DOUGLAS. SuperintenoepS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-12
by Poindexter 6 Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonecrs,
No. 1900 Main street,
(under Planters National Bank.
rI,RIIsTEE,s sALE OF A TWO-STOR1

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY
L BRICK BUILDING, AND LOT TWENTY
TWO FEET FRONT, ON FIRST STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN, IN REAR OF
MIR. JAMES BRANCHS RESIDENCE, WHICH
WITH AsTRIFLlNG EXPENDITURE CAN BE
virtue Of the provisions of certain deed Of trust
dated June 20, 1872, OF record in the Richmond
Chancery Court I'd. b. 90 C,p. 49,, will, In pur-
Ing been made In the payment Of the note herein
secured, Sell by public auction the prem iscs. on
FRIDAY the 18th instant. at An O'Clock p. NJ, that
certain TRACT OF LAND fronting 22 feet on the
east line of First street between Main and Frank
lin commencing, as It. fronts at an alley separating
this lot from Mrs. Shoots, and running back be-
tween parallel lines 81 feet (more essl 1t being
tile lot upon which stands the BRICK DWELLINGS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray expenses of sale
and to nay Off note OF 5000 due June rs, 1878.
with interest to date, and the balance upon such
terms Us may be stated at sale. ...-.
jaS JOHN +. LAY, Trustee. F.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

NILLER'S HOREHOUND
VA COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.
NlLLER'S HOREHUUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc.
MLLER,S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER's HoREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, csc.
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER's HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.
MILLER'S FOREGROUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc:
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, CSC;
MlLLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP. Csc;
MILLERS HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
for sale By al drugs lists. Prepared by
POLK MILLER & CO.,
IN i Ninth and Ma I'm streets.