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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-25

THE Iron TRADE.-A comparison Of the
condition # the iron trade for 1877 with that
Of the previous years as furnished by the annual
report Of The American Iron and Steel Asso
citation, discloses some interesting facts. Pre-
missing that last year, taken as a whole, was
the most Improbable the trade has yet passed
through, the figures show that while the pro-
duction of pig iron was 2.3l4 SIS tons, an in
crease OF len and one half per cent. over 1876.
the price fell from $20.75 per Ion in January,
1877, to SIS in December, and has sire, then
further dc iled to $3.50, OTIS furnaces 10
the couotry, 21O we're in and 446 out of blast,
40 increase, however, in the total number Of
four furnaces, and OF those in operation a gain
of 81. Pennsylvania heads the list, with l47
Of her 275 furnaces Idle, Virginia follows with
but out of 80 in blast, Michigan reports but
9 of her 80 active, while all of North
Carolina s-but in number-Were silent. The
working capacity Of the ! l6 furnacea. which is
given as the total on December 81, 1877, is
100000 tons. the nearest approach to which
in actual production was the yield of 1873,
2,S6S .278 tons. Of the % States that made
pig iron las. year, Pennsylvania is credited
with 49 per cent Cf the totai production, ADD
it is stated as remarkable fact that she has
shown a steady increase in this percentage
ever since 1873, while there has bee1 general
decline in distant States. During the same
period the product Ct New York was consid.
ally greater, and that of New jersey doubled ,
The statistics prove that btuminous coal and
coke are gaining on anthracite and charcoal
in the manufacture of iron. l,06l 945 tons of
the former being consumed, 934 497 tons of
anthracite and BIT SAB of charcoal.
The most significant fact of all, however, is
the rapidity With which Bessemer steel rails
are buperseding iron, their production having
grown from $3.50 tons 10 1867, when they we're
irst made 10 America, to 432. 100 tons 10 1877.
while the product of iron rails has declined
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OFFICIAL. REPORT OF THE LAWFUL. MEETING AT
sAIFH.

WEDDING JEWELS T.; CoERT "A case OF I'm -.
usual interest was tried before Judge Din KEEL in
tho Fourth District Court. The parties 10 the
action arc all Of the JeWish faith. Rachao!
Weinberg, comely msiden on the 18th inst.
became engaged in marrlageto Lyman Manson
and, as is the custom, grand feast was prepared
a we'll known Jewish Rabbi also prepared q
contract Of marriage Worded in Hebrew, some OF
the provisions Of which are very amusing. For
instance, should the engagement be broken on
by either party the other shall pay hoe or SoJ:
There arc numerous other odd provisions, and
the document In it's entirety resembles one cf
the books of Moses. The day after the engage,
ment festival Manson ACCOMPANIED his athnnced
to 8 store, aud there purchased TOR her JeWelry
consisting Of gold watch and chain, gold ring,
ear rings, etc. a low days aIterWard Manson
and Rarheps father. Levy Weinberg, hsd
slight misunderstanding, during which, as Ri an
con alleges he was thrown from chair by
Weinberg and ordered 10 come but once week,
and that on the Jewish Sabbath. to zee his ath'
anced Manson feeling sggrleVed at this TURF
of affairs, thought that if be could not have
Rachel as his wife she should not have the jewel
~. The property was taken from Weinberg by
the sheriff, Manson having Instituted lega! pre-
ceedings against the father, who, he claimed,
wrongfully retal ned lhs jewelry, as be hs1 on y
given them to hiu in lrus! Tor his daughter &c
be delivered to her on the day of the wedding.
After the Jewels had been taken from the Vein.
bergs, they consulted their counsel, Mr.. Alfred
Steickler VINO prepared their defence to the &C.
ton, Mr. Steickler, undoubtedly in order 10
gain sy patty for his interesting client. and to
have her substituted as the defendant in the
place of her father, interposed an interpesder to
tho suit of Manson, and tho consequence was
that Manson had to fight the legal battle with
Rachel and not with her father Being now
properly before the court, Rachel claimed the
Jewels as her own, alleging that her intended
had made her an absolute gift of them. On the
trial before Justice Dinkel the plaintiff and his
Witnesses testlf cd thst the jewelry was not to be
given 10 Rachel until the dey of the, wedding,
August 10Th next, and that the father held them
for safe keeping. On the other hand Rachel
and her witnesses were examined by Mr.. Steick-
Ter, and proved that the jewels wore given to her
AZ an engagement present. Justice Dinkel gave
judgment in favor Of Rachel, and ordered the
Jewels to be delivered to her.-N /. Ne:,s.
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Drowned.

FLU3HIEG. y, Y, Ju.y 25.-Mary Mccoy.
aged II, and Lizzie Sweeney, aged j., Of MineC.
ID, l.. l., were drowned on TYcs isy in q mill
pond near Great NeGS.
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Failure.

CIHcIHsAT1, July 25.-J. F. Davis, dry
goods dealer at Irorton, O., has made an as
Segment. Liabilities are S50,00O, and bis as.
sets nomiualIY the same amount.
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FIRST Congress lOnal District.

Gloucester couoty sends delegates to tn
Tappahsbnock convention 10 favor Of Gen. ".
B. raIiaferro first, and then fer Band aud
D0ugas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-25

Wendell Phillips s,ys that President Hayes
is worse calamity to the Republican party
than Andrew Johnson was.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-25

EOR RENTING premises Nos s. ard $
y King street, formerly occupied as bank
ing house, and more recently ~ b. Z: Shy
maker, insurance agent. hp0iy I" j Z. rs T.
NEVETT, ofHcc over Burke & Aarb.its osnE'
in o. hnuaa ~ ~
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Clarke county elects delegates 20 the ecu
gressional Convention Oh The In ui Angus.
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MARRIED..

In Washington, on the 7th instant, by Rev.
B. F. Bittinger, JAS. Z. SHUT of 1'ezacans,
Ark, and SUSAN A. BROWN, of this city,
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4 RNOLD'S BALSAM, for the euIo Of Die
II RI CT snd DYsentery, for So. by
iv.2 JNO. Y, GIEGUE no
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CHO1CE NEW CROP PORTO RICO No
~ LASSES received to-day by
le6 j. c. MILBURN.
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DECEIVED THIS DAY. half Ghost.
II of very fine Gunpow4.e ar Tea,
my W. A. JOHNSON
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. = BBLS REFINED SUGAR in store arl
~ for sale st bottom prcas By
ie 10 r. w AVERY 2Z6 King -
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NEW CROP TEASat
~ je IS j. G. AIILBUHH !
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Grant.

The " .shirg ton Pcs: pubtishts 40 interview
With Col. John S. Mo5b5 on the subject Of
General CRAFTS can1id.cy ia 1850. Co'onel
Mosby says he received cng letter from Gen.
eral Gran! about month ago. tthe substance
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The writer of the following card, MIR. 3. r.
Rixey, was formerly the State Senator from
Fsuquer county ard is gentleman OF the
highest character -
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ENRESH OATM EAL received this day.
L. 80 ALLEN &. HARMON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
AlnCrIoH sALEs.-.Futnre Daya.
~ BY Robert B. Lyme. @
Real Estn,e Agent ana Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,

-5gsIs 80
<yoMasIcSTONERS,S SALE OF a NICE
{ 1890, T,ptt,e ntvETTITG OF FIVE
" sIDCh,-bhnnsimayNH u - ttLH a n n -JITIlaH
NOOMSs, " SlI ~ y 81 r w IosEoE ADAMS.
STA ny Sa,s We. sis Anil IN TTE
ANIL NV, L ~ s rrr osTREET BETWEEN
EAST SIDE OF 81; rMgl4 a ,iifr.I r rnEI IN n
kEDEEab AM Ii.S TEr Ana Nc IN THE
TERESI UE, y Sn IN! 4gSy SirEI, hLnuN hnlMS.
EsIAiE, 1 We e IL q uuIT rt nv ufM IIEnE,R
NON nT,Th NE 11I 20 q tTfITP m I,uE F0I-
III W LII SIss,rsSEp.ryTn JV,r IT TT E
AHD IN! iaSi sSrT NH rEcnN Ann
IHlRD pr mn ~ -SE1 M NIftE Ann
DDnaL ,,SS al ~ &c SND APE STTifI:5EO
nyOSTzo - y<xSyJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
.AncrIox. s,,A1Es...rntnre !: DAYS.
by Richardson & Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
Y PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUCTiVh.I,by
virtue Of the provisions OF deed Irtssr beafInS
date the 2SiI, day Of November, 1877. from WIZ
liam 1t Pani Pnii;am TO the uiidereigned trustees,
duly recorded In the cerks Office Of the Hastings
Court OF said city OF Manchester 10 secure The pay
ment OF, certain negotiable note therein mentions
ed for the sum OF 81, we shall, as trustees In
said deed-derautt having been MADE In Inc pay
OF said note, and being required so TO DO Dy 'ne
holder thereof-sei by suction, on the premises on
SATURDAY the 21st day of December, 1873, at
3H O'Clock p. NJ. the following described REAL
ESTATE-to wit. all that certain LOT OFLASD,
with several SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS there,
on. lying and being in the city OF Manchester ana
bounded rs foIlows-to wit, beginning on the south
line of Tenth street ut the east line of the properly
of G.. Mum. running thence eastwardly along SAID
Tent, street Semmes street. THENCE at right az
giles soutLwardly along the western line OF Semmes
street TO Eleventh street. thence ut right angles
ern line of the property of A. McCr0ne, thence at
right angles northwardly along said McCroue's line
to other property of said Pullian thence at right
angles wcstwardIy along the north line of said Nc
Crone's property to The said east line OF g. Mnnns
properly, and thence ut right angles northWardy 10
Tenth street and The point of beginning.
TERMS Enough i'll cash 10 dcfray The expense
of executing this trnst and to pay off the sum OF
$3.50 with interest thereon from the 2Stli day OF
November 1875: the residue on such terms as snail
be announced ut he time OF sale.
This property will be divided to suit the wants OF
buyers. z5az3 y. a. RLCnhKDS1S,
JOHN L. TAYLOR,
Ia l
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une1e Remus,s Vote.

Uncle RemuS had hard time iaSt ed
nesday. He desired to vote early, Dut MOI
often, and in pursuance thereof he put IN
an appearance ut the pollng-place OF the
First Ward, near the Constitution ofhce'
with his ballot already prepared ana ready
to be counted in. But he was disappointed:
The poll was surrounded by drunken and
motley crew, and the old man was compeileu
TO hang around the edges of the crowd. FL
nally, be was accosted by coiorea mah
with his hand full OF tickets:
"Come up, ole man, an''vote de stfaignt
ticket"
"No, you DON'T" said another. 9 You
vote de red ticket"
teGo way fun here; I amt bodderin'
longer YOU all, an you DIES bet yo' sweet
life dat YOU all can't bodder longer me an
keen he'lthy at de same time" remarked
Uncle Remus Indignantly. l amt pes
term nobody, but wen gifts started IN de
pesterin' bizness l amt nigh as old ez has
de 'pearapce un."
"Well, less 60 an git drink" said one.
"I done had my dram," replied Uncle
Remus. "Hit wuz a big un,' an 1t never
cost nobody nothin', neither, 'eeppln' MISS
Sarah. You better go on now.
"Whar's your ticket" inquired the
smartest looking one.
81 got Ter pent up here" said the old
man, holding up his closed hand.
"Who is she fer ?" asked dusky poiltl-
clan.
II dunno, an I amt a-keerin," re-
sponded Uncle Remus. "Mars John gin it
unto me, an den went'n showed it to Miss
Sa'ab, and Miss sa' all said it wuz all a SEEM,
am den know'd I wuz solid"
"He dunno who his yotin' fer" laughed
one Of the crowd.
"You bet I duz!" said Uncle Remus.
"Nlars Lown'es IN Mars jim is bofe good
men, and dey bin mighty good to de ole
niger. I dunno which err dere names is
on dis 'ere piece er paper. but / knows
wat Mars John say, and I know wat Miss
Sally say, an fuddermo', knows whar my
vittles come fun. If dat ain't KNOWN
who youer yotin' fer, den done hive sew
enty.nine year widout gittin' any 'speunce.
You niggers better stop yo' ioolIh' roun',
and go to wurk. OATS des de same ez tell
in' you goodnight. "-Attanta Constitution.
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RICHARDSON & Co.. AuctIouccrs.
By.I. Thompson Brown..
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopcer.
1l13 Main street.

TJRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME STORE
L AND LOT ON PINE STREET BETWEEN
BEVERLY AND ALBEMARLE STREETS.-By
virtue of II deed OF trust from Catherine Gbn TO
The undersigned. dated 21st Of March. 1S77. and
rccoi ded I'm the Richmond Chancery Court. D. e.
ITO A:page 72; and whereas default has been made,
and being required so to do will sell. on the prem
iscs. on THURSDAY. December 10. 1878: Al $3.50
p NJ. that LOT OF LAND. AND IMPROVE
Of Pine street lat feet south OF Beverly street,
thence running southwardy, and fronting thereon
as feet, more or less, and running back between
uaraIet lines 145 feet tn alley 20 feet WIDE The
said properly will be sold subject TO deed OF trust
to ". T.. Cowardin, trustee. dated March II. 1879,
to secure 800 with interest from March 1S. 1878.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and S323.56:
and the balance on such terms rs Mrs Catherine
GtbIIn may direct: or In case Of her failure, OIL
such terms as said trustee shall think fit
4. 4. HUTCHESUN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctOnecr.
de l,12.l4,l6171S,10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
By GoddIn, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents & Auclioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
i BILE PROPERTY n THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF 4
deed of trust from FL. e. Arneit and wifeto the n-
dcrsigned trustee, dated the 17ih day OF May,
1877. and duly recorded in the clerks office of the
Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond, in Deed
Book ITO b, page $50. and being required so to De
by the beneficiary. viii offer for SALE on the prem
1878, the following property, at 81 o'clock r. N. ::
1st. The LOT on the north side Of Main between
Laurel and Cherry streets, fronting 80 feet and
running back between parallel lines l99 feet, With
a desirable FRAMED DWELLING thereon:
I'd. LOT in rear OF the above, SO by 104 fee., I'M
mediatcly after The above.
Sd. LOT ON the west line Of Jefferson between
Byrd and Canal streets, 80 by l20 feet to an alley
say at O'Clock 2. b., or so much thereof as will
satisfy The amount secured under the deed.
TERMS Cash sufficient to discharge TWO no!es OF
$500 each, past due and accrued interes: thereon,
and expenses of sale; residue on such terms as may
be announced at sale. j. II. GODDlN,
de q Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
BY Richardson u Co.,
Reai, Estate Agents and Auctloneerss
l1l3 Main street.

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF DOUBLE
i FRONT FRAMED DWELLING ON WEST
MAIN STREET-By virtue OF Il certain deed OF
trust from II. T. Wright anC others bearing Date on
the 9Th day OF July, 1873. recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, clerks office, in D. q. l0S B.,
page 3l7, being requested so 10 do by the holder
been made In the payment of sAd note, will pro
coed 10 sell by auction. on the premises, on THURS-
Day the 18th day OF December. SIS, at O'Clock
p. M. the PROPERTY described In said deed as
fronting forty feet ON the south side OF west Main
street one hundred and fflyflve feet east OF Ion-
hard STREET and running back within parallel lines
ono hundred and seventyniue feet more or less 10
an uliey tive MY feet wide which there Is two
story double front framed dwelling.
TERMS: SuhTcien in cash to paw all expense or
executing this trust and of note described In said
deed for $500; Tor any balance OF The purchase
money on such terms as may be made known Mt the
time OF sale. n, LEE,
de q Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING. AND GOOD LOT,
SITUATED IN SIDNEY. on THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY TOR DOVER) STREET BE-
TWEEN SHORT AND HARVIE STREETS. AT
AUCTION.-In pursuance of a decree OF The Rich
moud Chauccry Court entered on the 7th day Of
December, 1878, in the suit styled Brown & Penn
berion, &C., u.s. Smith &C., therein pending the
the purpose 10y said decree, will offer for sale upon
the premises. ut public auction, on TUESDAY the
18th dav of December, 1878, ut O'Clock Z. NJ,
the property above described.
The HOUSE contains about five rooms besides
STORE. good cellar and is we'll built AID Is In very
good order, and was lately occupied by Dir. w. a.
Smith, The lot fronts ~ feet on north side of Cary
street, and runs back ITO feet TO alley 20 feet
wide.
The attention Of those seeking good Investment
is invited to this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser 10 give negoia-
bic notes with interest added for deferred payments,
the title to BIZ retained until all the purcliasemoney
is ppid and q conveyance ordered by the Court.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
dc IL Special Commissioner.
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Ey,WeIIIagton Goddln, Anctioneer.
SALE OF A :, LA ,,I21

SALE OF A LARGE
Nos sM DN uEEA 2F sf IhND NOW THE
X iS tafASNHI IesWTG 65ks ST.
EiSSHEsss fTSs fhTRS sSy 2TSs
q Ca GesI The he Undersigned, wellington Goddin and
Ysas q neR 1fsSis n
and OF another deed OF trast eSecnted by Inc sa
parties to the undersigned F. Slankensnp sr9s-
s afe duTV recorded in said Richmond Chancery
Court, We the said trustees win EXPOSE to sac; ~
the Incl iiths OF December, 1878; eommencing at j.
O'Clock A. NJ nil Of the RRopERT9 or every Ei ,,a
ebraced IL both Of said sa 1885, round and IN of
arre AMOUNT Tec Of Th LII MAcHNER
TOOLS, FIXTURES; &G.1 1oL]ip ENGINE IN.
JECToR, &C., and BoILER-built by We.
k kgEMssq BoETeisAD1se MACHINES, with
s eA TsFst B e nSf C1uITS9Tsk;
! ME- HSs ASSo R9tTrGTET1ETRER'
/ sCHWEIIZ B0LT-CUTTEER;E TIER,
E ESSEsH:EatEARF so sss 2 zHEEEs;
s s L I,IRfI "a SANS n; TAPPERRs,
NNUUT.BURRiSG MACHINES,
/ LARGE ENGlNE-LNlli
Is ENGINE-LATHE anu CHUCh,
l Skis ENGINE-LATHE,
/ UPRIGHT DRILL-PRESS,
l POST-DRILL PRESS. .,-o,r
PLATE. and CENTRE;
2 TUAIBLING-MILLS,
DIES. DlE.HEADS.
PUNCHES, SOCKETS, .c .
and otter TOOLS used in the manufacture or
MUNITIONS t PATTERNS for the above machinery,
and also sundry PATENTS owned by ihe late
firm ,,,.
together with great variety of other articles appGr-
tanning 10 the business heretofore conducted by the
late firm of Archer. Goodwin & Co.; q catalogue
of which will be exhibited ut the SALE and In the
mean time can be procured from the auc1oneer OF
either OF the trustees. a,oo
cash: over that sum, up 10 $500, two months
credit; $500, four months creoit.the ereui,
Dayrnents 10 bear six per cent. interest ana 10 De
secured by approved city endorsed negotiable pa
per. "; W. IxToN
Trustees in first deed;
X. E. BLANK ENSHIP.
no 21- eodtds Trustee In second deed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

An ENTIRE STOCK OF DRUGS,
IA PAINTS. FIXTURES. &C. AT AUCTION
By request Of Mr.. G.. 4. Beck. who wishes TO give
his Whole time 10 his store Broad street we viii,
on MONDAY, 10th Dccembc ut O'Clock. offer
at auction his entire stock of.DRUGS, PAINTS,
JARS. FIXTURES and OUTFIT COMPLETE as
1t stands and comprising everything TO be found in
stock is large and fresh, and the fixtures are Of the
best kind.
If not sold as whole above. we will on the day
following. TUESDAY. 7th December. at 0 O'Clock
a. NJ. proceed to sell the STOJ X. FIXTURES, &C.,
&C.. III detail. In lots to suit bidders.
de IL GRTBBS K WILLIAMS. AGcttoaeerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
REMEDY!
ENDoRsED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
HEDFORD (yAD ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED ,IwENTY-SlX YEARS.
Efficiency proved By actual results i'll thousands OF
of DesY and
Cutuneeus Affections. Sore Throat and Dlphthera'
Chills and MaIarial Fever. Extracts IRON tesa-
Best remedy for Inhnmmatory Sore Throat and
Dipbtheria ever used by meas have found after
practice OF forty ycars,acts as TONG, atcra!Fe,
and febrfuge; preferaole 70 Gpiorate u pnp.MSc
"Afrcr a practice of many years have found no
remedy to Au% and
pe'"'"- JOHN P. METTEAUn, NJ. D., Ii. y; Va.
successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof. sAML JACKSON. NJ: D., Unity. Of Pa.
"Surpassng any remedy that know OF tor sero
fn'OSs Have Hssa WaGkE g.
After an experience of near thirty years have
found no treatment equal to this water ana mass dor
ment, Chronic Irritation OF the BLADDER Moneys
and Urelhra; liberation, and certain forms OF nyS-
NO WATERS HAVE AwIpER RA N OF USE
FULNEss.'' VA. MEDICAL MoSTmdLGN; i,
FUSED with unparalleled success in h sn1r1
Ex-vice-President Ga. Med. Asso.
"ENTIRELY CURED OF cIIlLLs AMP f FEEE *, ~
Directions, analy Is, and full proof OF all clned
sent with each package. .ro g.. or o,se os ono
dozen half gallon bottles; 50 for ye-gallon de'ni-
john. ,,o..,o. 90 sn o,a ss
per half. dozen, ACCORDING to slzc-seb postpaid
Full proof of all claimed sent free upon appllca-
ton. Liberal terms to Dealers invalids are accom-
Address 4. N. DAVIES, President of the COM
pany. Lyuchburg, Va. ,n
Sold by POLK MILLER co.
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senator Howe ssin Thinking.

From an interview in the Chicago Tribune.l
"What do you think Of the recent resolu-
ton of the New York banks to receive
silver only as special deposit?"
CT think 1t an attempt, but vain attempt,
to nullify the demonstration act. I think
it wholly unnecessary for the protection OF
the banks, for it is quite evident that, so
long as the law makes silver dollars legal
tender without any formal resolution OF
theirs, the banks could not only pay silver
to any creditor who deposited silver, but
to all other creditors as WELL"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11
THE HOT SPRINGS,
oEH PATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Pursuant TO q decree of the United STATES D!s'rici
Cont for The Western District Of Virginia, enicrcT
on The 2lst OF November, 1878. In the mailer OF
samuel C. Tarlv. bankrupt, Will. on inc 2oD VI
DECEMBER. 1878, NJ II VI. or that DAY, III iron
or the United States cus.om-hOuse IN tlc CITY ~
Richmond, Va. offer 1T public auction 10 LENHr.
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, OF Daih county,
Va for the ensuing year ,,,, ,,,
rhis property includes large and rainaDle tarii,
tho hoicI cottages and other buildings Ut the lot
Springs and the hotel fin niture.
rhc lessee will he entitled to possess JaiiaTS L,
1874 and the lease will cNpir. October : &c ~:
/ will require five hundred dollars 10 hc pa'u III
cash and the balance OF the rent IN hyc c'lua, III
staInents-vIz., HIarch l, 1879, May l: 1873, Jily
/. 1879, September l, 1879, and November l.
1879. s,., uo,,,,.o ,no ,.sscc and
his sIrrplies by proper covenants 10 proiec, INC ias
from waste and improvitlcnt farming ana TO return
If the highest amount offered at public auction
shall in nv opinion. be insufficient, shall refuse 10
accent the offer. and will lease The property prl-
rutcy. and il the security offered Is not satisfic-
tory. I shall reject the bid ,. ,, .,o, ,
viii give any information about the properly
which have 10 parties desiring 1t Who viii address
ms nj any time. at Chatham. Pittsylrann county:
Va or meet me in Richmond, ut the office OF
Ncssrs Ould & Darlington. on The gin or 23d Oh
n, comber, 1878. between The hours OF IL y. NJ
and 2 N of either Of those days.
anu : . '' W. Z. SIMS.
M o5-3w Assignee of :. G.. Tardv.