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Ready ResieYs.
fIIalifnx Racord.I

lTbe vendors OF patent nostrums parade
before the public innumerable ready, IN
stapt qneous, and infaIlible reliefs for oil the
Ais that flesh is heir to. But notRithstand-
iugail the pills. potions, lotions, poultlces'
ointnents, tinctures, extracts, Ditters, &C.,
&c, 40 literally offered to the afflicted, ana
alasi so literally swallowed or otherwise
rsed by the too credulous, men continue 10
suffer and die. These 6 absoute" RENE
1lies-this "fiat" physic, with the Govern
ment stamp upon it-cannot alter the laws
90 nature. But what absurdity, when OF
;erinp relief to bodily ills, is too great to be
connfenanced by those who long to be re-
Iieyed Let the rich harvests OF the mear
cal o,Iacks answer. But OF the great rum
Der thus seeking relief, how few find IL!
Let humanity, still suffering ana alnicceo'
answer.
There are other quacks besides those VINO
deal in patent medicines. Ihere are asl'-
cultural quacks-sorne offerihs 10 restore
our WORKOUT lands with bogus 1ert,l'zels-
others trusting to nature alone 10 NAM
crons without work and without plant
TODD There are trading quacks, with bar
rains of ali sorts ruinously low; but these
dealers in bargains generally succeed IN
making them ruiuous only to the purchas-
ers. But the worst OF all. perhaps, are
the financial quacks, with their ready
relief for hard times They do not teacn
men to make something and do something
TO earn money. Oh, no! That gooa olu
way is too hard and too slow. fhere
must be an easier and quicker pro-
cess. According to their theory Govern
ment can create money by putting its stamp
upon worthless scraps OF paper: They do
not want greenbacks such as we have now
that is. promises to pay dollars-owing their
value to the ability OF the Government to
redeem them in real money; but they wish
to substitute for them what thev call Sab
soute" or "tiat" paper-money-redeema
BILE in nothing! As this proposed ready re-
lief to the impecunious will be yalueless IN
itself. being also withoutthe promise OF the
Government to make it good in real money,
it is difficult to see how the stamp OF the
Government can give itYalue. But if valu-
able, how are the impecunlous to get. il!
Real money cannot be obtained without
some equivalent in value. It is the want OF
something that will bring money that makes
them impecuaious now; and until they have
that something, whether property or labor,
they continue to be impecunious. Quack
financial remedies, like other quackerles,
tend to prolong and intensity the disease
which they profess to cure. 1t is wise to
let them severely alone.
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When Kearney was told by the Washing
ton chief of police that by law Of the last
Congress 40 political meetings were to be
held GA tue Capitol grounds he became
furiotls. 1T was an interference with the
rights Of the sovereign people. Speak there
he would, aad speak there he did. AND
here is specimen OF his speaking:
1--WE claim TO be law-abiding citizens.
We know our rights and we dare MAINTAIN
them. Let our opponents, let the plum
derers, let the moneyed power, let the 6dnE
s1nashers, the railroad robbers, the tand
pirates, and potitica, 6atnanaers-[Iaughter,
and cries Of 'Good ']-andtaii the het,-ooT1s
and hell-bouad thieves in hett-l' Good J and
out OF Jail. Let them dare to Interfere with
the rights OF American citizens: [.Goodn
taad appiause.] Let them do it; let these
safernat, miserable, crop-eard tetLo,os ur-
der the control of the deuu, and bound In
allegiance to him, the predestined subjects
OF his Jurisdiction. and the eolouists OF his
realm. attempt It."
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. THAT VERY Desc IA
Il RABLE AND FIRST-CLASS TIRE hS:I
ENDORSEMENT BRICK RESIDENCE
No. ll5 south Third street. between Cary ana
Canal streets, continuing about Twelve rooms, gas,
wafer, bath. range. AMI all modern convenience.
one of the best residences now for rent POSSESSION
TO be had nj once, and the rent very low.
FOR RENT the desirable @ e.
and Northumberland THREE-STOR1 BRIG II
DWELLiNG No 3O7 east Franklin street. owned
and occupied by DR.. F. Is. Watkins who is removing
from the city. The house contains ten rooms,
Kitchen. and all modern conveniences. For a resi-.
dence this offers unusal good chance Kent 10
suit the times. and possession ut once.
FOR RENT, desirable BRICK TENEMENT No.
307 west Grace. between Madison and Monroe
streets, lately occupied by r. A. Paine, Esq, con-
tainng about ten rooms and all modern conVe-
nrnces. Possession at once.
Besides many smaller houses. have the following
SUITS OF ROOMS suitable for families:
TWO FLOORS on Ninth between Main and
Franklin streets.
FLOOR on Marshall between Fifth and Sixth
streets. and
ing corner Eleventh and Main streets, and over j.
A. Grigy's, corner Tenth and Main streets.
All these offer 1t greatly reduced rents
AnpIy 70 ROBERT b. LYME.
"a
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hinder Government from buyiuR trade
dollar Tor ninety cents and dividing it Into
iorty.two coins OF ten grains each, every
one OF which coins shall be worth one nun
drefl centsf Would not Government IN
this way create the value OF forty.tWo dos-
lars out OF ninety cents And would not
this be an easy way to pay of the nationat
debt, not In greenbacks, but in good, sofia,
hard money! 80
To the average intelligence this seems
perfectiy absurd, But not go to tue extr'i-
ordinary understanding Of the nat iunatT.
TO his superior intelligence 1t is plain thas
that which gives. value to money Is GOV
eminent Gaa. - Chicago Times.
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Why Nor New York is about to ex
change some eight millions Of its six and
seven per cent. bonds for five per cent, re-
deemable 10 twenty years. The Wing says.
aWhat pity Richmond cannot redeem
her eight and six per cent. bonds, and issue
in their stead FIVE per cent. bonds"
Now, why not7 Is Richmond more heavily
taxed ttan-New York; II the old bonds
are called in the new ones will sell. ALI that
is necessary Is to. keep the credit of the city
good, and the thing can be dore. But talk
about Reputation, brighten capitol away by
.prating OF the impossibility Of paying pre-.
sent taxes, Issue fiat money two feet deep.
and call them legal tenders. and then see
what will come OF it - Charlotte (Hts.)
Gazette.
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PLENTY Or GREESBA cKS--[Pearisburg
Virginian If the;Government stamp and
say SO is all that is necessary 10 make good
and lawful money, why not, iastead oiifsty
ca one hundred dollars per CAPITA the
aG,ount proposed by the 'GEeenbackerss
make 500, 600 for every man, woman, aud
chltd ia the United States; callthe roll ard
distribute All the Government hiss to do
is ts say that it is money: and that it must be
taken in payment for all .dues-nething eX-
cepteI.. Elect Giant President and he will
force il down the people with the ,bayonet,
il necessary. And then wouldn't we feel
proud strutting around with acoai $780,
600 in our pockets. You bet we woald. 1t
has been long time ginee we were in that
fix. 1t is really cruel in the Government
to have it in its power to make us al rich
and happy, and at the same time withhold
such boon from us, the subjects Of its
care and protection. Where is the .candi-
date that Will promise us the MONEY!, and
we will all go for him at once? We will
send him to Congress. to the Senate, asd
then make him President for life, if be
wants to be. And when we get or money.
you know, we can buy out all the rest OF
The ooHntries and sow them in buckWheat if
we WaRt.
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Getting Doun TO Solid Bottom.

"From and after today" remarked q
leading and very intelligent Chicago manu-
facturer this morning, "we will have better
times. The Doing away with the bankrupt
law will be worth everything to the trade
and industry Of thecountry-it will restore
confidence in trade Immediately. And
Them, he continued, ."tbe Grecnbackers
and others may say what they please, by way
OF huncombe, you will see that, taken in con-
nection with the expiration Of the bankrupt
law, the resumption Of Specie-payments by
the Government aext New-Year's day will
set us we'll or our feet again, as nothing
else could.7 f But" we remarked, "even
many of the merchants and other bust
ness.men seem to think that we ought
not yet to resume specie-payments; that
some further legislation is needed by
Congress- "Tes,7' he replied, 81 know
a few of them talk like that, but the
bankrupt law being out OF the way, every
tub will now have to stand on its own
bottom. GreenbaGk Initiation wouldn't
help anybody, and the men who have
been smothered with overloads Of debt,
or who are grooming under loads Of un-
profitable real estate, will see pretty soon
that the best thing for them, as well as
the rest OF Us, will 'beto come down to the
solid bottom rock and begin to:rebuid up
ward from q firm foundation below. It's
the only way for us-the only way'in which
we can restore our business prosperity per-
manently. Imitation would in time only
burst those OF us who have survived the
trouble, and the dame ducks OF now would
be Just as tame then, and probably even
worse of. We have seen the worst of our
troubles; alive ask is that the politicians
and Congress will let the thing alone"
These are the words of an experienced
man, whose cool and intelligent Judgment
in matters of practical trade and tinanceare
entitled to general respect.
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The Trade.nnIaar

The IS fiat-money" lunaties are deriving
great comfort from the exploit OF the mint
director, which, the !" fat money y lunatics
say. proves that 4123 grains Of silver can be
made more valuable than 40 grains OF sill
yer by the potency Of q Government fiat.
u Inc notion be correct, then. of course,
" Issuing q fat to that effect, Government
cal. make 9 Coin Of only 400. or 800, or 200,
yer, more valuable than q coin containing
40 grains without the fat. The trade-dof.
Ear contains 40 grains OF silver. worth
,D cents. Hnt Government by Cat can make
q coin OF only ten grains Of silver which
snNl be worth one hundred cents. So the
s1st philosopher thinks. What, then, Is to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-06
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 east Main street.

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. 5O4
y NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET.-At the re-
quest OF the owner Will sell on FR,DAI, sep eno
premises. that FRAME HOUSE and LOT No. 504
north Eighteenth street, between Clay and venaDie
streets, The said lot fronts on Eighteenth street
thirty two feet and runs back between parallel lines
TWENTY-FIVE feer. The house is frame. and contains
four reo,ns. There Is water on the premises, WOOL
house. and The necessary cut-honses.
TERMS: One fourth ca sh; balance Mt six, twelve.
and eighteen months, interest added, ana trtlS'-deeu
for the deferred payments.
eoo Auclioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY VALU-
i ABLE FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF GHE Chez
SEVEN MILES WEST OF MANCHESTER,
KNOWN AS LOCUST GROVE CONTAINING
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE
ACRES. consisting in part of about IS acres of
valuable James river lOw-grounds-abOut 500 acres
cleared; balance in wood, &c.-lhc highland being
very good and in high state Of cultivation. The
lrnd lays nicely. and includes good millstreaIns
and two of the finest granite quarreS imHetiaely
OH the river: good buildings, new barn, and all
necessary ulii-buildings.
BY virtue of decd of trust executed to the nm
dersi2ned by John F.. Andrews trustee for Corneiia
4. Avery; CGrurlia \. Avery, and Amos u. Avery.
duly recorded In The clerks office Of Chesterfield
County Cohrt, will, heing thereto requested by the
beneficiary IN said deed, sell nj pubic auction on
the premises, on MONDAY the 9th day of ScpIeIn-
her, 1878, III O'Clock NJ. (if fair; if not, the next
fair dav), the property above described.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 S3.933.33 and expenses or
executing this trust, credit rs 10 1898. 33 for
one year. and OIL 4 credit OF tive years rs 10
$3,333.33 for ne@ol liable notes Interest ADDED, Sc
cured by truStdecd; balance on such terms as INA
be announced d. sale. II desired, more liberal Terms
will be made JOHN i. X. POLK,
au29 Trustee
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The following charade is an improvement
on the old couplet which had the same sud-
iect. The change was made by our Newark
friend, w. ":
In nv frat my second sat.
NY third and fourth ate.
cruel archer feared by nlI,
My 4ohoIe doth designate.
P. s-Answer to.morrow.-Fe,o York
Journal of Commerce. -. !.
We can give the answer in the words OF
the charade:
"In,n nay first: my second. "sat;"
NV third and fourth, - ate;
A cruel archer feared by all,
NV whole doth designate.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE
i BRIGE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST
SIDE OF ST. JOHN STREET, NEAR COUTTS
STREET, AND 4 LOT ON ST. PAUL'S BE
TWEEN FEDERAL AND COUTTS STREETS
AT AUCTION.-In execution of 4 certain deed OF
trust from Daniel Virgin, trustee, &C., date Au-
gust 10, 1877. and duly recorded in Richmond
Chanccry Court, ID. L. Ill {. page 3S4. VIII SELL
upon the premises. Oh SATURDAY the 7th day Of
September, 1878, at O'Clock. being required to
do by the holder of the note thereby secured, default
having been made in the payment of The same. the
property described in said deeds all their igh.
title. and interest In and To a certain LOT OF
GROUND, with improvements thereon. fronting
OH the east side Of 81. Johns street 80 feet. aud
running back between parallel lines 1913 feet.
Also, all hat LOT or LAND fronting on ST..
Paul between Federal and Cou,tS streets. ami run
ming mack about l1Gi. feet to an alley.
TERMS Cash IL 10 expenses of sale and enough
to pay balance note lst due (tbout 5000; resi-
due upon terms to be given 1T sale.
X. 4. MEAGHER.
500 Trustee.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciionecr.
BY George 6. Vaslon & Son. Auctionecrs,
No. Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON
L NORTH LINE OF HARYIE STREET
EIGHTY-TwO FEET DISTANT FROM RORLN-
SON STREET. 20 BY 141 FEET, WITH
OF SIDNEY. HENRICO COUNTY. NEAR THE
WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-By virtue Of Il deed Of trust from Henry
Brown 20 the Undersigned as trustee. duly recorded
In Henrico County Court, will. being thereto re-
dueSted by the beneficiary Of said deed. proceed to
SELL. at public auction. on the premises. on THURS
DAY, September IL. 1878, ut 5 o'clock 2. NJ, the
property above described.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses and a153.70, with
interest from 9Th February, 1S7S. iii paid; balance
on such terms as will be announced ut sale.
JAMES +. GODDIS.'
Trustee.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EftIcc
SUNDAY, JULY =. I.Ts.
THROUGH MAIL TEhIT DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRhlE DAILY.
No. lilo L. NJ. lr;tycs "Ic'.,..ni: arrI"r7 e.
l HqrSs' 7:i5 ~ T. n H.: NJ i,.5 ,"@
SOB l.. NJ. 'ir"cllsir =" lp"u
T.. W.. salt.,nry l:55 +. ~,
and Chariot, l:is 4. VI.
No, 2-2:JO A. NJ. leaves ClagI,.tr: STRIVES ~
Salisbury i.5H y. VI. Gr"'H--
s%5S a. o'5 ST. :; Surf Sii' l'| Hi1
and an TX I;i 'i"nn.,!': S: ~ "'
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAM DAILY.
No. 3-lI:I5 L. NJ. leaves Eirhu'rA: arr:ycs ~
l;"rkeyy!lls ~ a; NJ: !"oi
9:l5 4. ~. salisbury lul "
NJ. am! Charlotte 1870 +, VI.
No. 4-4:l5 T. NJ, Ielyrs bal ~: arrH,>
irn-0 7:S3 T.. 81. ithH.!ilr
y:3l r. NJ. tmikcriIIc 32S \.
NJ. and Elr:i!a"Ha \ VI.
Trains Nos. and . VIII MAJ close connection
ut R'chrn"nG with the EIchM"nn, trc."ricH.~
burg and Potomac railroad 10 ana from all l"int,
North and East al i:arsc'r!Ie wG!I the .\t'nu-
tic Mississippi aud ohio railroad u" and from Farm"
vile. Lyncnburg. ami all southeastern point: Il
Suthcl Inns with the Milton aud >ath"rln Marcos
Gauge railroad TOR Milton. y. e.; at Dundee VIA
the Virginia Mid!.uh r,tiir,ai: 1T Greensboro VIA
the Northwestern North Caroiisa railroad for ~t'u
ANA Intermediate points; ut ~t!i bury with '|'
Western North Carolina railroad t"%cs III SANDY.
for Slatcsviilc Ashvillc aud lnI"rlncdtlc i'tI'-;
1T Airline junction WITH AtiaGti ana that."N"
TrarAS Nos. 3 and 4 will conrec: At Richmond .n-
rlclsburs aud Potomac ra,lroa! Tor W!,hic-f..l
ana all points North and West. AMI with III u -
pcake aad Ohio ia road for q. points West: &:
Dundee with Virginia Alidl3':i raiir"a! 1. rnl
III Greensboro with North tar''ua ri!iI"at g."
Raleigh, GoldsDoro'. and ini'rm"rlti" l""H-,
AT Charlotte with the char H. '"!aH.''! al
Augusta railroad Ia ana fro. al ;"iHi- H"r.
and South. These trains ran .aHE oH ''
Richmond and )anYil'r rai!rr.,.. a..I r'du'rr -
above, exccp! going north 'Il >a:.fE "osnta- trn
going south MONDAY rn"rnims lt1'H' E.1","I ''.'
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..Ir1rTl,ooN MANIFESTATIONS nays.
By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
( lib Main street.

yT,R11sTEEs, SALE OF LOT ON DU-
i VAL sTREET.-By virtue Of deed OF sr u.s.
from Robert A. Paul and wife 10 the ssS
.fnne. 7e and recorded In The kichmand CnanceIy
Court 1os A page 90. ana 9bs oIIea
tSon m said associations and being required SO 20 GO,
we the present trustees Of said sssoca,on; wi se
on the premises, on MONDAY. SeplemDel !o' 70 70,
~ oiriock r. a. the LOT above referred 10, 'front.'
Ing 2sH feet on Duval street. and running back pc
tween parallel lines rs feet, more or less to an aey
fen feet wide being the same real estate conveyed oy
the deed of trHs. above referred to-.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and W W ;;
the balance on such terms as VIII DC announced Ut
sale In accordance with deed W trust.
- JOSEPH E FARRER. }
KICHARD e. H0Bs0N. Trustees.
PETER A. MARTIN.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciloneer. seq
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by W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank Strcgts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
j FARMING AND CORD-WOOD LAND IN
CHARLES CITY. VA. SEA WILSON'S LAND
ING.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Martin NJ. Lipscomo, trustee. for Adclinc T. lips
comb, his wife. bearing dated August l. 1877, and
duly recorded i'll the clerks Office of Charles City
County Court, Deadlock g. page 131-bein2 re-
quired so 10 do by the benetciary-I shall proceed
10 sell ut public aucrlon. in front Of the CUSTOM
house In the city Of Richmond, on TUESDAY, Sep
lember 18th. ut 10 \. NJ. that desirable FARM
AND WOOD LAND In said county. about three
miles from Wilson's landing. on James river. con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
less and adjons the lands of j. +. Graves,
John Lamb, and others.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay Off note now
due tor 1926 with Interest and charges OF protest
from August !, 1877. and cost OF sale: on credit
as to &35S34 until lst August. 1879; on credit as
to s35S.33 until 1st August. 1880: on credit as
to S35S.33 until LIST August. 1881: and rs TO the
residue of the proceeds Of sale, OH such terms as
shall he announce ut the hour of SALE the whole
credit-paymcnts 10 bear interest, and secured by
deed OF trust. GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD.
all 23-c0dd Trustee.
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RAILROAD LINrs
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lHESAPEAKE AND OHi0 n,s
~ WAY COMPANION and am. hail-
JAY, August 20, 1878. passenger train, ,aL;iDSHs-
Ind arrive at Richmond IA follow, 'h' VIII teaY.
WESTWARD
70. 1-7:30 A. M.-Leavcs-ron r..,
DiiiY except Sunday: stn,I'
~. regular stations: ,rrlyn Al
1hGrhnns'ille Al 1913; "a.
Charlottesy.lle az IIo.n ~;
Staunton ~ l:.'J r. ~ a.. d.;
Mnitc Snil'hir al ESQ o.
S napnpear;; an4 Huntington =,
FOR WASHINGTON: ,rr...
~ horunn.:ili' Al l0:3j Art
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FOR LY:,!Pi.Rc. IT..
at Charottc.:. q, liz ,,'.',S
~; leaves bY Virginia SlTy7,t'';;
at li:3J 4. VI: arr. .
i.ynchbnrs at 2".O T.. NJ ~
NO. 9:45 L. VI .eaycs-F Or JiyrIcv~
ihily: stops AZ llluorrr .,,,,'
uon Noel. Beaver Dam ~,
crick's liai L"uis!a rrn, ''i
ANS Hor1!g:>viIlc. C,lb,,'
eswlck. cHariotrr,Y't''
I.ynchhurg Junction. i've ~
chuIn's River. 'irrrpwo.,, ~.
Ion' " ayncsl"ro. Fi.n,r,;,,f"
Staunton. srupr..'.. '',','r'
lills'oro. tL!t-on For... W,,''
liamson'S, L""InD"r. In. -
ton. and al. stations w..
Govingt"n. Arrive, At Corr ~.
donS'tle AT i:Zn s. NJ: t I,,r.
lot'esvilic AZ Z:z:I 4. VI. S,, ','-
ton at 80 y. NJ; CoylyrI,,
1T 720 4. VI. lbrak:I.N.
White SuphIT At SD 1 ":
hinawhi t.H,, at l:3O T. v
in'9ncrl l'Ga;@stGu at J:ij
/. d. Slra'Hr' arrives at Pr,
mouth nj $50 +. NJ: Chm.
matt at i !. ". and c0nnr,.,,
WIN tile Ha". tor the w.,
Northwest aud southwest -
For WASHINGTON krrivDs
NJ Hordol-E!.c 1T lao A. u
leaves hy Nir-,nia MiilanI :r,IiI
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F0E LYNCHHvRG: Arr,-n.
AT 'ordpnsvL.a AZ l:1u \
tchansc ear. AMI Vir"i#'.
Ai'dtan1 ar,,:s' at I.yacl5urs
No. 5-3:45 p. NJ. ,.ravc>--ro% GonDox>yu,r.
Accon,n"'h: .'E. Hally l..x,,p,
sunday. -! 1T al sti'lv'..
ana GrfiIes a. "oTdp",.!!!y Al.
EASTWARD
No. 2-s:00 T. M.-ArIivcs--!I."H GlrXriyGroy
Daily tc&r,,. >uudNI: lt...c,
Huntington g.. ":3i j. NJ .
While >uirhr- 81 s.ij \. ";
stanton 4, 1885 T.. VI: ,lnr.
lotte1viiic al 800 J.. VI: COR
louisville At 49, "
FROM Ll<' !ibr Re-: Erciu.!
Midland m".t~ lymrhur. p,
l2:.J.J i. VI. arrive, A. =, r..
don>yI!lc IT 80 +. VI. irirn.e
cars: th".gD"t." aud OH,
leaves at ~ T.. W
No. 22-4A5 P.M.-fKoM >IArSIoy: L-ly,.
siaunton d. ; except >lu,l!TI
~ $40 ~ NJ: lttr!.tir>,t I,'
500 \. ~: ''''"''trt,I.iir. lu.ji
y. NJ: ai!I ~i'.Ia, at AL stations
FROM " ArH!S:ro&: w,
gint MiG;tud 's'Ic> at G:3j
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hans, then, he IL The president Of the road p.
Employ g Not at all-not at all; he is an
ordinary person employed on q salary, same
ne myself" Foreigner" Indeed! pm
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-06
BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AGctlonecr,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i ASD LOT ON JUDAH STREET NEAR
LEIGH STREET.-iSy virtue OF deed OF must
from S. ID. Jones and V lie 10 the trustees OF lhe;
Virginia Euilding aud say ingS Company dated
June 7, 1876, and recorded in the Richmond C!ian-
Gerry Court. %. b. los a. page 23J. aud whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment OF me obilga-
ton To said Associations and being required so 70 90
We the present trustees OF said Association. will
sell on the premises on MONDAY, Septcmber 10:
1878, ut 81 O'Clock J.. ~. the LOT aud HOUSE
above referred to, trOntiG" 81 feet on Judah street
and running back between parallel lines llu fret.
being The same real estate convey cd by The dcc OIL
trust above referred 10. .u, n.
TERMS: Cath IL to expenses Of sale aud S2Go61;
and the balance such terms Is Will he announced
at sale in accordance with deed OF trust
JOSEPH f.. FARRER,
RICHARD T.. HhI'SON.
PETER y. MARTIN.
Trustees.