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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19

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Young mother, deeply interested In
novel hI,t preserving some idea Of her du-
ties ns mother, to her eldest born: Henri
efta. where is your little sister? Henrietta:
In the next room, ma. Young mother, turn
ing over page: 60 and see what she's doing
land tell her to stop it this minute.
Josh Billings, In geological moment,
writes Sc The popularity OF the ny 10 tnat
he returns TO the same spot; Dut IL IS Tue
Characteristic OF the mosquito that ne re-
tnrna TO another SPOT. Thus he differs from
| the leonard, which does not change It's
spots. This Is an important fact In natural
history"
The Banner of Light gives what purports
to be conversation between Charles sum
ner and a medium. Such words as /" Nay,
nay" are nut in the mouth OF the FORMER;
This ia VIII at the deceased statesman Woula
call .midsummer madness and supreme
&c ridicDIosity. NorriSto,cn Herald.
The arg,tment,tm ad: "Sam.. you are net
honest. Why do you put all the good
peaches on the top OF the measure and the
| little ones below ?'' .sSame reason, sab, dat
makes de front of your house all marble and
back gate chiefly slop-bar'l, sab. "-Boston
| Transcript
The nations glory is in its free schools
A good bareback rider gets $4,000 year.
and a base ball player couple OF thousand
for a season, and while the average minister
has to put up with few hundreds, the
paths OF literature lead but to the poor
house Turner's Falls Reporter.
! The sweet-gir graduate has been heard
from. Having laid to rest her bouquets aud
bolted up her graduating ribbon, she now
wears the royal purple, and tastes the sweets
of life she's putting up blackberry JAM
augusta Chronicle. ~,
| Nellie Grant Sartoris's sister-in-law is to
marry chap called the Hon. Claude wv
ian. The name is sufficient to make the
man put on one-eye glass and balance his
brain as evenly as possible by parting his
hair in the Mdde.-PicnyAne.
| A respectable callcus on the palm OF the
hand can be raised by the use OF milestone
in two or three days. We publish this Tor
the benefit OF national candidates. Toledo
Blade.
When deiaultng trustee straightway
builds himself new three-story house, with
all the modern Improvements, we cannot
but realize that the way OF the transgressor
is hard; mansMd, that is.-BArl1n9to1'
Hauheye.
The peace congress having adjourned,
the British lion, Russian bear. Bismarck's
dog, and the Austrian eagle will travel with
menageric as a happy family Chlcdgo
Times.
owe never saw a man," says an eS-
change. swho thought It sin to steal an
umbrella" Then you never saw a man
whose umbrella had just been stolen.-Ne.o
Haven Register.
The Boston Post and one or two other
good papers are used in western public
Schools instead of books for reading les
sons.-BoSton Post.
Russia finds nearly all her dreams OF alb
solute power in Eastern Europe Disrealized.
Cincinnati Commercial. :...
Biggest 'taters-largcst apples-plumpest
wheat-best graSs-where's your old panic
Detroit Free Press.
Edison only sleeps once week. CThis Is
a lie, but we didn't know anything else to
say about him. )-HaWkeye.
Do the Yankees know how to row? II
Thames so.-AlJany Times.
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Work ON the Boston post-office extension
is progressing slowly but surely. -Four
masons squinted over block OF stone yes
terday for three hours to decide II 1t was
level, and then went to dinner. A couple
of men who spent the principal part OF one
afternoon in getting in and out OF their
oyeralls, got as far as splitting on their hands
before it was time to "knock OFF,; they
will lift couple OF planks early in the week.
Commercial Bulletin.
What GOODNESS the Philadelphia Bulletin
man has 10 write us follows: ''As we loll
back in our eaSy-chair and watch the Won
derful tracery of the frost upon the win
doWs, and listen to the merry clang Of the
sleigh-bells, we catch ourselves calculating
whether those icicles on the leaves will
reach down the windows or not. It's an
idle thought. but seasonable John, holler
down to George to send some more steam
up here)!" ''ea
The Mobile Register says: alabama is a
white mans State. She has now white
population exceeding the black by 200, 900.
representing prepond erance OF over 80, 900
white voters. In 1870, by the imperfect
census OF that year, the whites outnumbered
the blacks by over 100000. During the last
eight years the white population has greatly
increased and the black population has
greatly diminished"
/, Il is our impression that the Stalwarts
would be very much improved ii their
throats were cut. 1t is absurd for the
Administration to maintain toward these
supercilious, and arrogantFen-
dcrs OF spoils an attitudeof non-resistance.
Put the pitchfork into them! If there is
no Republican party other than that OF the
Stalwarts, it SHOULD perish from the face OF
the earth, - cincinnati Commercial. ~,
The condition of Modelling, who attempt
assassinate the German Emperor, is I'M
proving. He sits erect in bed, eats with an
appetite, and answers in q fragmentary way
questions thai may be addressed to him.
All his replies, however, are accompanied
by mn fdfotic smile, and medical men con-
slider tllat if bis life should be saved he,
would never perfectly recover bis senses.
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BY Grubbs s Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
No. d Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
pIcuT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AYE
EtiE AND ADAMS STREET AT AUCTION
Ry Virtue of decree Of the Chincery Court or the
civ of Richmond, of dare une 25, 1878. IN the
case of Hill & Goddin gs Stevenson AUD Others.
will proceed 10 sell ~ PUBLIC auction; on the preml
i6r DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs. Layelette T. steven.
son In the HOUSE and LOT on the south side of
yenson DIED possessed, said house being numbered
lO5 west MARSHALL and contains about FIVE rooms.
with kitchen. The lot fronts 25 by - feet. The
house is now rented to agood tenant:
JOHN s. WISE,
,iy9 Commissioner.
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AUCTION sALKs..Fut Days.
By JAS. Mncdougall, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.
cUPERB .sTEINWAY & sON'sn TT
OCTAVE RosEwooD-cAsE PIANO, ROSE
WOOD PARLoR SUIT, BRUSSELS
CARPET, &C., At AUCTION.

Al the request OF Major f. B. Cook tTho intends
removing to smaller housej. Will sci! NJ his resi-
ience, No. 413 Clay, corner OF Fifth street, on
MONDAY the 22d instant, al 10 O'Clock
l elegant " STETNWAY & SoN'Sm GRAND.
SQUARE 7lT0CTAYE ROSEWOOlrCASE
PIANO. said 10 have cost Dan instruments
OF superior tone aud In perfect order
excellent ROSEWOOD pARLOR SUIT, COW
cred with velvet plnsh, or nine piecE:
very handsome MARBLE-TOP PAELoE ia.
Q very valuable TAPESTRY PICTURES repre-
senting burns and Hishlend Aary"-ve
fine;
quality and nearly new:
] handsome WALNUT ETAGERE.
/ handsome WALNUT HALL-RACk.
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
The attention Of those In want IA particularly
most valuable instruments in the city, and VIII he
SOLD without reserve.
on the premises.
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Auction sALES--.This Day.
BY jas. Macdsugall. Auctlonecr,
No. 10 Governor street.

TOUSEHULD FURNITURE, RE-
Ill PERPETRATORS. 0FFlCE-DESkS, NC; Al
at my aurlioil-rooms n first-rate assortment OF
FURNITURE. &C.. such as
Mahogany nd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anu BUREAUS
WASIISTANDS. TABLES.
jenny-Lind and Cottage BEDSTEADS:
Two SIanogauy Hair.ClOth PARLON SUITS, ,,e
Three excellent REFRIG ORATORS, TIN SAFES
New Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES, BOLsTEkS
and PILLOWS. o,,-r,e
MAHOGAEY SIDEBUARDS. LOUNGES,
Several OFFICE-DESkS aud CHAIRS,
STONEWARE, CROCKERY, CLOCKS,
EGOEISG-STOVES. CARPETS. &C.. sc.
Consignmcnts received up to the hour OF SAFE.
iylg JAS. MhCDOUGALL- AUctionc:r.
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RAILROAD LINES.
80 sSs;ss:::Es. ssE.s

@H - - -
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANION and af.er SUNDAY.
arrive At Richmond as follows:
WESTWARD.
No. 1-720 A. a.-Leaves-FoH HUNTINGTON:
nIily except Sunday; stop, At
all regular stations: arrive. at
GOrdoIsvlIie at 1895 A. ":
Charlottesville at ll:25 a. ";
slaun,on at 1885 z. II. dinner:
Whlie Sulphur at $50 +. ST.
tsugperJ; and Huntington AT
FoR WAsHtStrox Arrives
At CordDn=vilie at lo:35 \. ":
leaves Jy Virginia Midland ~
ing,om at 9:i5 i. 81.
For I.Y:cpBrRC: Arrives
at Charlottcsye ut 1878 4
81 81; l 1:Ss BY EYtTsi", s, Midland
LyuchjnrG At 2:20 +. VI.
Daily: stops at Hanover Gnr:
tiol. Noers. Beaver Dam, Fred.
erick's Hall. louisa. frcy-
JAMS. Gordousvie. Gotham
Keswick. Char,ottc.y Vile
Lynchburz Junction. Ivy. NJ
chirn's River. Greenwood. NJ
ton. Waypc>boro'. Fishrr.v!i"
SianEton. Sw"ope'S. Goshen,
Millboro'. Clifton Forge. WI
liamSon',. LowinoOr, Co:iuy-
ton. and al! stations west Of
CovingtOr. Arrives n Cor
iotsesviic a; rs L. L. " IT, <tA nlf.
ton II i:2j ~ NJ; Cnvngrp,t
at 7:2o a.. 81. threakrI,;I:
Kanawlta Fail, at 1870 +. u,
dinner: Huntington at 5:4j
i. NJ. steamer arrives At Forts
mouth at $3.50 T.. ": Cncii,-
matt IT . i. NJ. and connects
with the Lines TOR the West
Northwest. Dnd southwest.
For WA-u:SGTOS: Arrives
at Gort!on.Ts.le at l:2U 4. NJ;
leaves hy Nir2inia Mifiaui train
al $50 \. ~; arrive, AZ WASH
foR LYScHurRG: Arrives
at G"r'pGs".iir al 1870 \. VI.
lchhnsc caTsi. and Virginia.
al",'anH arrive: At Lync!lburs
No. 5-3:45 p. NJ. L":,vc--tor .;nrDoysvrlLe:
Accommodation. dJilv (,Ac-pt
Stn1aSt. ~,pr- 1T AL stations.
ani arrive, Ill Gor'tousytc ~
G:I5 l.. ".
EASTWARD.
No. $500 7. NJ Arllvc.--fHOM HuNTISGToS =
Daily except sunday; i"Ay,,s
Huntington 1t $50 T. NJ:
Whi'c sulphur al $40 4. w.:
S'auu"n n 1879 f. W: Char
lo,trsyilrc q; $50 +. ~; tor
louisville At $50 pm.
FROM IY N,TnU EL: NirruL.
Midland trIru- L,urhrrr. II
dom.yi|lc II 4:i5 ~ VI. (cnu."
cars: tit,.Era,c aud rHtD
No. 22-4:l5 T.. M.-tToM >rAvNroS: Law
sttllnton iai.i except sunday
AT j:IO \. Vi. tharl"ttr. sii.,.
$50 \. M.:GrrionSyill". 1850
\. NJ; and s.npS AT AL ~,ai"n>
FROM wA<lIHGr0S: Er-
cinii MinE,iii leaves AZ G.3j
A. NJ: arrives ~ GOr,un, li,l,
at 1875: Chesapeake an! ulip
freight and passenger is.tyr-
Gur'ion.v!jlc AZ lO:jU \. ".
and stops ~ ~ ,titinu'.
So4 Gas 4. M.-Arrivcs-F RON CINCINNATI:
Daily: sicIu.rr leaves turiu-
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Enkllsn Ignorance OF An,eriean Mat

Editors Dispatch The Quarterly Reuie,o
fEnglish1 recently published an article on
s.Toe Life and Times OF James Madison"
partly In review OF Mr. kives>s book.
what do you think of the author making
the statement that Mr.. Madison was never
marrieds
Mrs. Madison was certainly one OF the
most famous OF American women, and du-
ring her long residence in Washington as
sociated constantly with distinguished peo-
pie OF many countries. Yet there is awflter,
In a leading British review, who never heard
OF her, and who, while he presumes to en-
tighten others about Mr.. Madison, evidently
never read his biography.
And here is something stranger still. Lit
lies Living Age mo. ITS republishes the
said article, giving It the leading place, and
makes no note or comment on the remarka-
bic statement. Perhaps the editor OF the
Li,,;ng 1ge did not read the article before
ordering its publication; perhaps ne did
not know it was blunder. u.
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Dy james NJ. TAYLOR & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

FXECUTRTX'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ESTATE rs THE CITY OF RICHMOND AT
AUCTIOE.-In execution of 4 decree OF the Caall-
Gerry Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the
I'd day Of July, 1875 I'm the suit or Aliens excel
trlS u.s. Wheat. &C.. will proceed to sell at pubic
auction. upon the premises. on tKidAi tne i9tn
part of the REAL ESTATE mentioned III said de-
cree and in the following order. viz. -.
First That desirable LOT fronting 50 az by o3'a
feet at The southeast corner of Franklin ana
Twelfth streets. with all The improvements there0h'
consisting of large thrte:s story BklCh DMEL-
LING and The small BRICK STORE adjoining the
ST. James Hotel.
on twelfth street. lying between the ST. James no.
tel and the Planters National Bank WIN ti'e li,
FRASIE STORES. now yielding good rents.
Third. That valuable vacant LOT fronting 81 Dy
about so feet on the west side OF Tenth street pc
tween Main and Cary streets, and adjoining Aihse
carrugc-shop. ..,, on ,. 70
fee, 10 All alley four feet wide, on Bank street. ana
adjoining the Park Hotel, with one-storE 9rlsk-
and-rrame STORE thereon, when Is no" !lciolns i
fair rent. ,.,r, p,-,rr,
NIL or fronting about 81 by 155 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide. on the north side or Franklin be-
tween jefferson and Madison streets, and adjoining
The residence OF General &. L, Johnson With small
BRICK COTTAGE thereon, containing four rooms,
with the dwc:!irg which may hereafter be built upon
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance at four,
eight, twelve. and sixteen months Tor ntSotlaDie
notes. with interest added and SECURED ef Geea Oh
trust ,MAh1 n. hLLEN.,
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
AGetiOncerS JE Q
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By Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aus!ioneer,
No. 1918 Main street.

EXCELLENT BRICK-AND-F r A ME
G DWELLING ON THIRD SIRE EFT, BE,
TWEEN CANAL AND BYRD STREETS, FOR
SALE AT ACCTION.-On THURSDAY, July %,
1878. will sell, on the premises 1T 54 O'CLOCK +
NJ, the DWELLING lately occupied by MIR. e.
Bruce Cook, containing six ROOMS, bath room, sta
tionary washstands, &c. ~
The yard Is set In shrubbery and trees. The LOT
fronts 20 feet and runs back 100 feet to 20-foot
alley. .....
This property IS In one OF the most desirable
neiyhbOrhoods III the city. and will he sold low.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
added. EDWARD G. GODDlN,
10 TO Auctoncer.
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BY Richardson ( Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LOT or TWESTY-FUURTH
STREET NEAR 6 STREET. UNION HILL. BY
AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions OF a deed
of trust bearing date August q 1873. from Samuel
Brown and James Rudd 10 the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded In tie clerks office of the County
Court of Henrico, to se:nrr the payment OF GER
tain negotiable note mentioned in said deed default
havin" been made in the payment thereof, and be-
ing required so to do by the holder OF said note;
premises. on TIL ESDhY the 23d day of July, 1878,
t O'Clock F. NJ. all that lot of land lying and be
Ing in the county of Henrco, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning Tweuty-fonrth street 80 feet
from It's Intersection with street, running north
wardly, aud fronting said Twenty fourth street
so feet, thence running back within parallel lines
1875 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Moderate, and made known ut the time
OF sale. j. A. RICHARDSON,
IL 10 Trustee.
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PEsISTEEG.zEOESES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TIE SOUTH, CON-
bjpcd with skiliu mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
yISIT1SG-CARDS.
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDING CARDS.
SEOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFESTS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS,
BlLL-HEADs.
LErTEH-IIEADs.
SOTE.HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES. CHECKS, NOTES
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS, ....,
ARC UMEETS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WOlsh
SPECIALITY.
We have Ill the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
ant. execute work III manner that canaot he sur.
passed.
wra!so do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Order: from the country promptly filled and DE-
iyered by express or mail.
We will chccrtully furnish estimates and send
e,,,rI.s when rpn,lrcd. mh I2-d.sw.&w
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Richmond lNa.) correspondent.
DR.. Carver, ssThc Daad.Shot.''


When boy we were told the following
anecdote by western trapper, VINO, OF
course, boosted that the feat was performed
by himself. 1t is one OF those campfire
stories, and was .recounted after O prodi-
t.ious effort OF long-bow drawing on the
part OF one Of his comrades. The Mis-
sourian, thinking to annihlate his oppo-
nent at one fell swoop, broke forth in the
following strain: 81 guess made the
greatest r;fie-shot ever seen in these Dig
gins" When questioned as to what thls
wonderful performance was he answered,
As shot a buffalo through the hoof and the
ear at the same time, and with the same
pellet" The laugh OF derision that fol-
lowed this announcement was only cquaiied
by the hunters self-possession and cooiness.
Finally he was asked how he managed to
make the ends meet, when lie answered,
The old bull did that. You see, the
critter had a fly bothering him, and ne
nut up bis hoof to scratch it away, when L
banged away and made my shot," The ST.
lence that fell upon the group was IKE a
funeral pail. but had it been DR.. w. +.
Carver recounting this story no one who
has seen him handle rifle would have
raised disseltient voice. SUCH Munchau-
gen tents as this one, and that OF ROBIN
Hoods splitting one arrow Wild another IN
Sherwood Forest, are but trifes 10 this
prestidigi.ateur Of the shooting-iron. NO
thing seems impossible to him, and his en-
durance is beyond parallel. The feat OF
breaking $500 glass balls in 500 minutes
(Sh. 2Om.) is one that never has been at
tempted with shotgun, let alone a rifle,
and il successfully accomplished by the
Doctor at the Brooklyn Driving Park to-
day Saturday will stamp the Californian
rs man Of wonderful stamina. irrespective
OF the skill that he will have to show to go
through such an ordeal.
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BY L. d. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 90 Governor street.

IITAGONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
wv COW, HOGS, &C.. AT AUCTIOS.-Ou FRI
DAY. 10Th instant, ut IL O'Clock, Twill sell al the
residence of Dir. B. Briel, DR., on Twenty-fourth
near yenab street,
/ FARM WAGON. i SPRING-WAGQN,
1 CART. set DouBLE-BUGGY HARNESS,
1 ALUERNEY HEIFER,
Several FIN u HOGS,
Crop of OATS ALREADY shocked: - =.
An assortmen, OF FARMING IAfPLEAfESTS,& &C,
jyl7 T.. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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DlCuMOND AND DAENllLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.

-
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS wAEtEG EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE -, 1878.
THROUGH NAIL TEAIE DAILY.
No. LILO Z. NJ. leaves RlrIlu."rH: arrives at
SOB T. ". ,,!"rH~n,r" lone
i. 81. Salisbury 1888 =. NJ,
and Char}o:'r A. \. W.
No 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Charlotte; arrives ~
Salisbury t.j3 4. NJ. ,nr~.n,.
e.J3 \. 81. Srhcrlw' $50
NJ. Eur!ryii.. I2:js T.. VI,
anu Richm"nH %:l7 I'm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:I5 +. NJ. leaves R!a.amorI: arrives At
Vie 7:y3 /. H.. i;rcrrsroru'
9:l5 a. VI. salisbury ll:0l \.
NJ. and tHl.l"rtc 1910 L. II.
No. a-4A' L N Sa ii -; '::7 +. NJ Gryens.
horu' 1885 T.. ~. Dau,tIlr
g.3l Z. NJ. .u,kevilc BIZ A.
~. and IlcL&."nI 4 VI.
Trains Nos. and z VIII MAJ c'"sc c"nnrc'i""
NJ Richmond with the Hcga"n!. fr"r!"rtcE--
burg and Potomac railroaG 10 uHI from al point
North and East: at E'raryi!lr with IA" Allan
tic. Mississippi ami OHIO railroad !" ana from Farm
wife. Lyncnbury aud all Southwestern noln'': At
Gauge railroad for Milton. \. e.: AZ Dindc. win
the Virginia Midahd railroad: ~ GrccIi>i,pr" WIN
and intermediate points: at Airline junction MIA
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE
Traias Nos. ; and viii connect at Richmond 90
Ing North and South with tie iiictH"md. ff'"r-
rickshuro and Potomac railroad t"r W'-hin.i"n
and all points North md Wet. ANA With III" 'h' 81
pcake aud Ohio rairoa,l 10: ali joints West: AZ
dundee with Virginia hid!Iud railroad - ai
from Washington an! all points H"T;h IA" Wei ;
at Greensboro With Sor1.! taG"'iHa ri,i'r"a" l"r
Raleigh, Goidsboro'. ard interim" ilaic p"'h'' E
ut Salisbury with the W".i"ri NORTH tai",l.i
railroad at Chariot. win IL" ;har,"te. '"l|t"-
bIa and Augusta railroad T." AND rrGm All '".''i'
North aud south. These trains run 'iaiE al ttn
Richmond aud IiHnvl!r !ai."tt and connect -
above. except going north ~ >uu&"y n"ruln- ma
going south Monday morniEG. TRANS n.1"ln@ '.'i5
connection run sally on Richmond. rirt:ir''-
hurg and Potomac and Chesapeake Al! ONO rail-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. ". y. {. rai!rgh| F'tn between
Greensboro and salem daily exec. mia.
Pullman palace dtawin2-rorlI a!' ~, IuS. ~ y
rim on trains Nos. and = between NJ" 10Y.
and Atlanta rin Richmond. An" "n N">. $ 1ni
between Richmond AM Charlotte. AZ! ~i"tri'
Washington, Danvtlie, Charlotte. AM hUSH1tL.
Tickets sold all sOUtufrl Ant Southwestern.
points. and baggage ciIechrd through.
Local tickets good only FOX cngiiH@"s r4'$as@
between the points named or the tCAet-. NJ ~ :
T. ". Z. TAf.IUTT,
General -Ui,'rlu ''D'''a-
JOHN z. MACMuRDc, Genera! p4=senc'r AGENT.
4.
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and the grand jurors had presumably im-i
bibedi the prevalent feeling. The motives
OF the prosecution seem TO deprive It Of It's
otherwise praiseworthy points, and It 10
doubtful, whether It can succeed and event
lale In q wholesome example. !"
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-On hand and con-
" stantlv receiving large stock freshly mined
ANTHRACITE COAL: al sizes; offering nc 10 lowest
prices Tor cash. WEST VIRGINIA SPItNT ana
ENGINE: also. GLOVER HILL and COKE. PINE
and OAK WOOD. long and sawed. from $3.50 To
$3.50 and So per cord. Orders promptly filled 1T
either Office. Broad street between Seventh aud
Eighth, or Nineteenth and Cary streets.
IL slim G.. Fl. PAGE.
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NTEW YORK BOARDING,
( IN s,'sgtast sc attfss as FIFTH AVENUE.
Elegant residence In the fashionable avenues, BIO
per week; % per day. With desirable ROOMS.
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July II, 1878.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Sirs,-Haviag perused an interesting ex-
tract from the New York San OF the 14th In
slant, in your issue OF the 10th, about Dr.
Carver. the wonderful rifeman, l enclose
the following from the New York Sports
man OF the 18th. Respectfully,
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAEtSG EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1878.
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; IT
CONWAY T.. howard,
General Passenger aGh Ticket A:-u'.
1. % H!clmond. Va.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND uE>rEAhEt
RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS.
y CUMMENCiEU Nay -, 1871.