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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-19
By Pondcxtcr & Thppcr,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1900 Main street. under Planters National Bank.

CATALOGUE SALE OF A LARGE
CAND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
TO BE SOLID At AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT
OR RESERVE.-By request OF Rev. Z: L. Baird we
will sell by auction. ut No. 1900 Main street, on
THURSDAY, March 81, S7S, commencing at
o'clock, and to be continued from day 10 day, the
LARGE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY Of Rev. L.
T. Baird, d. D., COMPRISING an extensive collection
OF THEOLOGICAL. HISTORICAL. BIOGRAPH-
ICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL, and SlISCELLANE-
GUS BOOKS.
Also from another Library, a splendid copy Of
AUDUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA, seven VOL
umes. Syo. Avn
And. BIZ order Of tbs executor, Il LARGE AND
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS belong
ing to the estate OF former student of the Univcr.
siiv Of Bcriiu comprising choice collection OF
LATIN aud GREEK CLASSICS-many of Them
rare and valuable editions.
Also. a collection of GERMAN BOOKS.
Persons at 4 distance who cannot attend The sale
can have fhcii orders attended to by the auc-
tionecrs, or by Mr.. W. e. PAINE.
TERMS: Cash rs to all sums under $40; for
large amounts negotiable NOES. satisfactorily ell
dor;etl. for sixty days may he given.
POlNDEXTER 6 UPPER.
mills AuctiOneerS.
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TTIGH-CONsTABLE's SALE.

win sell ut public AUCTION on ME1NEs 81 =,
n bar.room on Fourteenth street between Cary ana
Dock streets, The following property, 70 saaisly
distresswarranti In my hands IN favor Oh lsaac D"-
RhR-CoTNrER and MONEY-DRAWER;
/ OYSTER-COUNTER. IGE,BOH iz,r nr1pe
Lot Of sHELYLNG PlCTuEE4Ss; REGAsI IfEs
i RPooMs TIN and GLASSWARE CI-
CARS, STATE and CITY LIGEt;NSES, &c.
NH 10 II. &. G. Il.
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5AU r,I,,l Il 4 sAIEs..Tntare I.ays:
By arabbs & Williams,
Z Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
r-,.,. 49,. J iaf rxaa1, Mniu and Bunk.

IyXEcUToR,s SALE OF THE BE e BRICK CIG
BETMEEN AAp sIETm e n sell
, t AZ n s9yyEDNEsDAY- March nth,
at az O'CLOCK p. IT. the properly aboye referred TO-,
occupied jain * 6ogsisr asa anu aa-
Joining The residence of g. .d
with four rooms: also, water gas, room. DC.
CONVENIENT aS a Il SHOULD
attract the Attention OF those wishing good home
~ q nv s"' Auciisnccrs.
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Hus.iags Cosrt.-The March term OF the
Hastings Court commenced yesterday.
Only unimportant civil business was con.
sideretl. The parties charged with criminal
offences renewed their bail until the April
term.
The clerk reported ten deeds as admitted
to record since the February term, as fol-
lows: Two OF bargain and sale, four OF
trust, and four OF release.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFIL'T
SUNDAY MARCH g. lSTs
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
NJ o..n N leaves rhhmond. ,rr,yr. .,
NJ A-7'o - 'i'' i;mrEryiiir Ii:0n y H. p,".
ri'Ic ALL r. NJ t;r"rmsi,r,
5I5p ", Salisbury 7:3; /.
IL. and Charlotte q:I2 i. W
". o-e.I7 n leaves (harlo;:r. rrr,yr, a,
" salisbury 500 4. 81, Gr,, -.
boro, i0:3u 4. NJ, Dnu,il..
1897 T.. 81. Burkcyii!r I:O7
r. NJ and Richmond Ti5p
r,,,c,-cu ,ccEycrp Tp,yXD,IIy
INRoGrn iASSEN'i.h ih','.' '"'"''
No. 3-11:15 p. VI. leaves Richmond: arriNci 1t
Eurkeyiilc 2:lo \. VI. pan,
vile 7:2t Il. 81. hFCcnS"To
V:2o n: ~. SALISBURY ne n
NJ. and charlotte l:!s }. VI.
No. 4-i:12 L. NJ, ieaTcs thail t'r: arrive X
salisbury pig l., al Grr1s'
boro S:u1 !. W.. pnNie
io:O2 !. NJ: fn' hrN:r ~ : ~
NJ, ana Richmond o'uJ VI.
Trains Nos. l and viii sop Il; Al stations and
connect 1t Iurkcv!c viii the Atlantic: MI. ,.S!lr!
ana Ohio railroad 10 and from Farn'ili". Lynch.
burg: and all smnthwe>tcrn p9iht': ~ DUn!r, "tth
the Virginia Midland railroad At Greensboro with
the Northwestern North Carolina !ai!l"dd Tor Sd"u
and Intermediate points: At AIRLINE JHnrh.l
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RICHMOND. March is. 1878.

RICHMOND, March IS, 1913.
Editors Dispatch: We have an argument
as to who was Mary Queen of Scots father.
please decide. A READER.
She was the daughter OF James '. OF
Scotland. and mother OF the first Scotch or
Stuart King OF England.
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By.W. Goddin,
Auc;ionecr and Real Estate Agent,

GALE AT AU CTIO ON OF NEW
FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
CE RFJ,VIDERE STREET SOUTH OF HIGH
STREET-WIll be sold at auction. on The premises,
ON SATURDAY, 23d of March, 1873, at6 O'CLOCK
TENEMENT located rs above, recently occupied
by Mr b. F. Bull. containing four good rooms be-
sides kitchen, with city water In The yard. very
liberal terms on the insalment plan Will be given,
thus aiTording to The purchaser favorable chance
to secure u home. ". GODDlN, Aucuoheer.
n,
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TOILET ARTICLES.

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GENUINE
IL LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, for the handkerchief;
LUBlN'S TOILET POWDER.
LUBIS'S TOILET SOAP.
CONDRAY'S POWDER for the toilet;
GERMAN FARlNA COLOGNE,
BARRIERS COMBS, LUNDBORG'S EN-
TRACTS, for the handkerchief;
GILT PUFF-BOxES,
ENGLISH BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
LOWS PALM, ROSE, and ELDER-fIOWER
SOAP. imported:
soCIETE HYGIENIQUE OFT, for the hair;
A large variety or PERFUMERY, etc.
GEORGE A. BOOK,
Apothecary aud Druggist, 5o4 Broad street;
successor to 4. Il. Dove,
NH IL 1919 Main street.
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fc l6-cod6n

DILL AID ELP H a. RICH a T,s n =
I MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s>,szssts1ss@s=zsss
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR9HI-
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
notice the steamers Of this line will make tri-weekly
trips: leaving rhiladelnhia every UESDA ,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same "i:y riG Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer.
w. =. PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM L. CLYDE &c CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
JAMES w. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
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EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

TT csc magnificent Steamers built In wafcr-light
compartments arc among tie strongest, largest ana
fas test OH the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxurousy furni shed, especially
we'll lighted and ventilated. and take mp the whole
width of the ship. The principal statcrooms are
amdships. forward OF tic engines, where least noise
and motion is felt, AMI rcrleie with every COM
fort having all latest improvements double bertlls.
electric bells &c.
The cuisine las always been Il specially of this
Line.
king and bathrooms BARRIERS shops, pianos, bra-
rics, &c, provided.
For rates of passage and other Information apply
TO JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
ID Broadway. \. Y: or 10
q. W. ALLEN & CO.,
r.,
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STORES FOR RENT.

f.
No. - iIaiI near 'rwenty-ffth street.
No. 1927 Main street. corner Twenth-third street.
No. 1900 EIain street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. .- ~
No. l410 Main street. between Fourteenth anu Eff
teeulh streets. ~
No. 1926 Main street, corner of Locust alley.
No, 1923 Main street. between Fourteenth and Fif-
tenth streets. ..a
No. 404 Marshall between Fourth and Fiji streets.
No. SOC north Sixth street, between Broad and Mar
shall, opposite Market.
And Il great many SMALL STORES.
Apply to ROBERT b. LYME.
NH lt-3t 1919 Main street.
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I,y Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiUnecr.
No, 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ MoHT H11 or on TT3 BhAME HGF sr 81
BETWEEN o AND p STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In pursuance of decree OF The Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond, entered on the 9th day OF
Building and Loan Association rs. Bell,'' therein
pending, will SELL upon the premises, by public
auction, on FRIDAY the 22d day OF March, 1878,
ut AZ O'Clock, the abovr-described premises. The
MOIETG is In two good folr-rooln frame houses
and lots. In good repair.
. TERMS: One third cash; bllanee at six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give negotiable
notes. with legal interest added from day of sac.
and the title be retained until all purchase money
Is paid and conveyance ereered by the Court:
NH Is Special Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
CBLE LAND IN HANovER.-By virtue of
decree Of The Circuit Court OF Hanover entered on
the 9Th Of November, 1877, in tie suit of the Yir-
gnn Fire and Marine Insurance Company rS.
Freshman, &C., will proceed TO SELL on the prem
lPe 18TH OF as at e0ck
II. Bowles In said suit, and now occupied by him,
which was formerly owned by i. r. Freshman. 1t
contains about EIGHTEEN ACRES, has OH It
good aud all the necessary out-build
miles from Richmond, and Is admirably suited for
q trucking farm. ~ 3 isi8.E ..rt
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay expenses Of sale
and S254.05, with interest on $123.33 from 9Th
November, 1875. and on sl30.72 from 4th July,
day q the give his note
eth July, 1878, and secured by retaining title of
land sold. The residue Of the purcllase-money to
DC made payable at suen time and secured In such
name. as said Bowes may direct, or, II be falls so
NH 12-T4w 20 4
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RICHMOND, FEEp'G < POTOMAC Il. II. No"t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET hEEN =. (
RICHMOND. November ;, 1870

On and after SUNDAY, llth Instant. trains VII
run on this E?ad rs follows: ,.
7:45 AN leaves the By-d-Stree. station taly ~ V
cept Sunday: due ~ "a'hiG-, :,
AT Ito Z. NJ: Baltimo.rat .: =
NJ: Philadelphia at 60 q /. NJ y"
York ut 1915 Z. NJ.
500 2. ID. leaves Byrd-Strect station ia! - :,
Ing a. Washington 1T l.! \. w.
Baltimore at 500 \. NJ: th3g
phia al GAO \. NJ; New YORK a, S'S'
A. VI. Through sleeper from ~!
mond TO New York price ~ BERN =:
4.25 p Il. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAt y. ra
Junction. leaves Broad street s'A.'~H
daily Sundays excepted. ,p..
S:l5 A. H. arrives AZ Byrt!-Strcet station wH'S ;
leaves New York ~ $3.50 the pr
ding evening; Baltimore al 100 y.
NJ; Washington at2:i7 ~ VI.
1883 2. ". arrives III yrdSireet station daAy w
cept sunday. Leaves New l0fH =.
Sl5 \. NJ: Phllaic!phia 81 ~
i. NJ: Baltimore ~ l:3u /. NJ
Washington At G:l0 L. NJ. ,
S:5S A. II, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN aInS'
ut Broad-Strect station dAiIl IS"b
days excepted. ,,,,.
General Superintendent
g. \. TAiLoh'
moo General Freight and Ticket aEeh''
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8 / vYs.rr I, n, NAY.Es..Y.rIiH nay.
8, nv JAS. Mncao agall. Auctioncer
: ~, 4 n Ss.nsg,y-ftst,s sfrrnt !.

49, 80
No. 10 Governor street. Sc
r,oNTINuED SALE oFsALARGE AND
ST1sSTs fNsyTnEsyaaE rs az hETauoFoa
m consequence OF clearing some land 10 make room
we Win sell a. ngfp e t inc sefs fS M.
slant commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, and CONTINUING
, day 10 day until the stock Is disposed OF, The
following TREES, PLANTS, &C.: IS! itsi
s,S9S ffhcHTkEEaoos ssssortmsns
s 1000 pEAR.TREEs--Dwarf and Standard;
1000 CIiERRi:IREEs-Dw and standard ;
10000 GRAPE-viNEs-larse!!y Concord ', B
ALSO, .,,
k ktsleai i NORTHUMBERLAND at.N ss9jSS !,
5TsEIsHsn KHkf TsGif e.:
pEe.b l;EsSsk kSSfEsksa;REE ZEN;
ana s' . s0' .. s s p 'MsnasssaaoLIA-TREEs.
SmSss S FKask SE %
ns Sale Conducted Hspaa'b by JAS. MaoDoUchIk.
The above sale viii be continued THIS tTuesday)
m NH d .. JAS. MacDouGALL. Auc.ioneer.
By e. b. Cook. Auctioneer,
No. 20 Governor street.
VALUABLE OFFICE-FURN1TURE,
v FIXTURES, IRON SAFE, &C, FOR SALE
DAY. March 10, 1878. nc II o'clock A. H., at The
Sa NINA Street, ss lot Of elegant
and FIXTURES 8, Gons sIa OF
cARfRS,,
OIL-CLOTH,
NH le F. B. COOK, Auclioncer.
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nEpAEVUs,E OF STEAMERS.


TOR NEW YORK.-The Ola Eta
a. Dominion Steamship Company zssfssasSEz4ss4ssa
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, March l9ih, ut !! O'Clock Z. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock p. VI.
Through bills CT lading signed anu goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York. Sl2 romd-trip tickets,
S2i. Storage, $Gand IS.
For freight or passage apply to
G. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
NH lo-lt GomDany's Wharf. Rockets.
EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO @ENf,
Z Violence. AND BOSTON.-Ste am-e sszsssSfs7
er ALLIANCE, Captain CARR, will receive freight
for the above ports until TUESDAY the 1slh in
slant. ut 10 O'Clock a. M.
NH 1927 w. L. PORTER. Agcnt.
ENMAN LINE s|EFS
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS, Co. 7ssEsssgi
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT, STORE AND On
a DWELLING, No; S19, on the south side ail
Of Broad between Eighth and Meth streets; vp1
ING. No. ZIG, on the south side of Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets. -
side of the Basin bank between Tenth and Eleventh
Also, SMALL BRICK DWELLING, No. 2O6, on
Franklin street adjoining the residence OF General
Also i; so that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No, / 3, ON Niuel enth street bctne Grace and
ilsSt that sts'f DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 800, situated at the southwest corner OF Clay
Also, that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLIM;G
situated a. the of pSfa and
Also, ROOMS in Goddln Hall. corner Eleventh
and Bank streets, suitable for offices and lodging
Also Also, those DESIRABLE ROOMS in Goddin Hall
recently occupied By zetelle as estaman'. for
Also one LARGE ROOM over VOLTS billiard
saloon. Apply to .,. COW
NH 1876 Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
TOR RENT. LARGE DWELLING an
Il No. 7O6 west Grace street, lately occupied ELL
by A. If. Kelley, Esq, containing fourteen rooms;
az oafSH fS1Ef Leigh street with
XIX bWI No the 4os xes sus Graee sscc
with seven large and two small rooms stable for
eight horses on the rear Of lot. Rent very low.
Apply to
NH 19-3t GRUBbS & WILLIAMS.
FOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGS,
n No. 302 west Franklin street, with twelveE2;::5
rooms. including kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. 400 Eleventh street
near the Capitol, with sixteen rooms, including
BRICK DWELLING No. sl3 west Grace street,
with eight rooms, including kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING ON Ross street hear Gov
erDor with ten rooms, and Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. 605 east Main street,
with ten rooms, and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. 307 west Clay street.
with seven rooms kitchen and stable.
BRICK DWELLING on Marshall street between
Twenty-sevcn.h and Twenty eighth, with nine
BRIGK DWELLING on Fourth street between
Leigh and Jackson, with six rooms, and Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Third street between
Duyal and Baker, with five rooms. and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Byrd street between
Tenth and Eleventh.
corner III. with five rooms.
tween Third and Fourth streets. with seven rooms,
TRAME DWELLING on Twcnty-sixth street
between Clay and Leigh. with six rooms. and
FRAME DWELLING on Oak street near Dacon's
FRAME DWELLING on Jackson street between
Fourth ard Fifth streets.
FRAME DWELLING OH Broad street Opposite
Richmond College, with SIX rooms, and Kitchen.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-seY
cnth street between Leigh and nj streets. BY
RICHARDSON e CO.. Real Estate Agents,
NIB 16-lw No. Ill Main street.
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t;azsArEAxs AHb Onfo EAiLED.r,I
GENERAL PASSENGER DRPARTTgyr
March /. 1878.
GfdESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAJ,
oROAD.-On and after MARCH 2, 1879. ~.
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DESIDENCES FOR RENT,

~ Ell
No. 500 cast Marshall. between Eighth and Ninth
streets lately occupied by II. M. Smith, Esq; Ten
rooms; brick kitchen. 0vc rooms; stable; gas, wa
ter Latrobe-stove range batll-iub, and everything
conplec. ,E,5.-
No. 100 west Grace street, corner Of Adams ! ten
rooms; stable hot and cold water, range, bah-tubs
stationary notwithstanding. Rent low.
No. GIG north Seventh street, between Clay ana
Leigh; seven rooms, detached kitchen, gas, water,
&c. Rent very low.
No. GO north Seventh street. beyond Leigh
street; eight rooms, gas water, bath-tubs, &C., &c
No. 115 aouth Third street, between Cary anu
Caual-the first floor and basemeni-contalnlnsl I'VE
rooms gas, watcr-closet, aud everything com
ana detached. ,..,, r,.ortr-
sixth strcets-NEW BRICK TENEMENT ana M. lias
never been occupied; six rooms gas wafer, cose,s
bath, and every mo2crn improvement nen' 'e'!
low. .,o 1,;.,ds,
church six rooms, gas, water, &c.
No. sos north Ninth street, De.m nte Gay Rent
extremely low.
f"S Aui'iei f ROBERT i. LYME,
Zeal Estate Agent, 1912 Main street.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CIIE>rEAKEi
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY 81. Isl

4 -.
rxrIr1-:,I-r T., M, ,rp,INS
AI1EDoLE w n.hnNn' ,,, 49,
~ CoMMENtiSH h.'l 81 i1'''
,,po,-rT p,CsrxcEr
i'''"n w ,.,.,t. :. ,u,r,.
500 L. VI. Leaves Richmond ! ifSi'A LII -.
pay. ana IN ckDAl. t i
West 'Oiht WIN steamer ia
all points on YORK river am -.
more. Arrl'cS III o3til'soIE ~ - "
ai.: connects WIN rail- Hh.s i"E -
lngtoa, iniEtici!'lia' "" Toto -
ton. ana al western POM. -, . ,
ct Hchn!pnu win titln> Oh ~ ".".'
and pctcrShGrE ana '"cs1!'~'"' ~.
ONO ''t!lID,.'.s. ,,~,r..
IHRuIGli fitt-i'hi.
gao s. ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WED
NESDhY and FRIDAY: and
500 4. Y TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ~Ai'
CRRDNT. Connects wI;h .,ci.rD
ii West Point tor RIVER lih,!N-'' no.
timore. and all western points. I 'a-
meets nj Richmond W ID train. un E,ra.
mouiand Dan,ic railroad. Rcl.u..D.
and Petersburg and Chesapeake a,.'
Ohio railroads.
local PASSENGER.
goo p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily tcXctpt ~u..
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

IT OST, A PORTION OF A HAIR
IL CHAIN, TO which was attached gold hand.
Supposed 10 have been dropped on. Marshall street
between Eleventh and Seventh or Seventh to Leigh
Streets suitable reward will be paid for Its re-
turn to No 4l2 east Leigh street. or 70 this Office.
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On ana after WEDNESDAY. September 9Th, the
ias, and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER lear
rying United States mailJ will leave Richmond for
the ahove-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, NJ 6:30 \. N.
Close connections made III Norfolk with the Gle
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, OF the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all OF the aboTe-named cities.
by the lines named, on sale ut CARRIERS agency, $40
Main street; At Exchange Hotel, and OH board OF
steamers.
Passengers By this route view Gy DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on Games river
tpasSing through Dutch Gar), including fortica-
lions, famous battle-ielGS, jamestown, Fortress
Monroe Rip-RapS, Hampton Roads. &c. sc.
Freight received daily (Sundays exceptcdj from 7
A. IT. TO . y. 81. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth. AID regular landings on James river
Way-lanGins creights must be prepaid.
l.. 3. TATCM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9o3 Main
street. nO9
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400 FARMS AND A LARGE GUAM

400 FARMS AND A LARGE GUAM
yITY OF CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE LOW
and upon accommodating terms.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
free of charg. to the money-lender, and charges
moderate to tie borrower.
VIRGINIA REAL-ESTATE JOURNAL.
for eratuitous distribution to all who apply.
CIAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
fe 2-3m corner Tenth and Main streets
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.EAH ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAH. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VALUABLE BREWERY PROPERTY
AT RICHMOND, VA. FOR sALE.-All that
LARGE BREWERY BUILDING, with The AZ
about EIGIT AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND,
Mt Richmond, Va, known as the JANfES.RINEE
STEAM-BREWERY, with capacity OF brewing
900 barrels per day valuable waterfront OF 200
feet on James river. The spachinery and buildings
are all in Rrst-class order.
II will be sold at very low price and Oh favorable
terms. Applyt0
D. G. YUENGLING, JR Tenth avenue and One
hundred-and-twenty-elghth street, New YORK :
FG YUENGLING, Pottsyille, Pa;
John f. BETZ, New Market and Callowhill
streets. +. X. WOMRATH, 7l0 Arch street,
GEORGE W. ROBINSON,
NH 1e-2taw4w on the premises.
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RILIrHEADS, s5.60 to fss per ream, at
~ the DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOUsF.
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RAILROAD LINES.

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AND DANVILLE RAIL-
H ROAD COMPANY.

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SUNDAY, MARCH 3. 1879.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-16
North Alabama.

For the Fayetteville Observer.
LIMESTONE Co, ALA, May 2, IS.
Mr. ". D. WaUace-Tte e
farming element is moving on.
Old sage fields thought to be worn
out years ago, have been plowtd
up this spring and new grounds
have been cleaned and a general
widening out in the Agricultural
department. We see great many
new settlements and old ones are
being repaired. Some of our
farmers are up with their crops,
while others are considerably te
hind. From what we can gather,
there has been a good deal OF cot
ton (or seed) planted. Wheat i
looking tolerably well and good
deal sowD. Emigration has turned
this way. We hear oi families
coming to our county from diff
fereut parts of the North and set
tling. Perhaps they will be some
benefit TO our farmers and learn
them how to farm. We have had
quite a favorable spring for plant
ing, &c. Our corn has come up
remarkably we'll and has not been n
taken up by moles nor cut down
by cut worms as usual, and what
is still more strange, we hear no
complaint OF the crows, which are
commonly very troublesome. The
prospect for fruit is very good.
The general health is good, though
the whoopipg cough has been bad
in places. Rev. II. Tarter OF
your town is with us to-night.
lie calls around occasionally and
spends a day or so. We are glad
to see him. We had The pleas
ure OF calling on Jour currtspon-
dent of Blanche recently, and
was kindly entertained. We wish
him and his clever lady and little
ones long and happy life. Nor
wi we ever forget Uncle Billy
and Aunt Peggy, so well known
to all around Blanche. May peace
and plenty ever be theirs. We
remain yours. &c,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-05-16
A Strange Case.

A physician well known here
wss recently called to see lady
who was suffering from great pain.
The physician hastened to the
residence Of the lady and found her
in bed. He felt of her pulse,
looked at her tongue anl com
menced writinga prescription. She
said. to him: "DJctor, | don't
think you understand my case,
"Oh, yes / do" said he, 81 under
stand it very WELL" After lit.
tie while the lady remarked to
him: "Doctor, l don't think you
| know what is the matter with me;
thatyou don'tknow my condition.
The doctor replied: "Oh, yes ! do,
madame / have a patient ur
town, young man, just in your
fix, suffering with the same dis
ease" An hour after, the lady
gave birth to a ten pound boy
How the young man got along oul
/ informant did not say.