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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
BY Richardson Z Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

-NA,'AS'~~A"N
1l13 Main street.
THREE SPLENDID NEW STOCK
RRICK AND W II iNiEEp F W}TH
AL All h1 THH !; DMStobERN IMPE0vEMENTs. CnM-
ptETE ~ EVERY WA}; BGiIT ~ TIE TIE
SGTTi $iDE 81 FKASKLiN STE H:i; III, re
The 5tn day Of December, 1878, ut o'cloc!; r. d..
shall sell by auction. on the premises tho: t,r,e
pShd SGs Iocaed as aove with hearty five
complete stories-bascmcnr. three stories ana Man
sar roof and lots 20 by 100 feet 10 20-foot alley
The front part of tic basement Is arranged for lie
furnace with which To heat the entire building
with fuel vaults and double rat-proof plvements:
In the rear part of the bast ment, above the lcvc Of
the grounds The Kitchen with large range for hot
and cold water. kiichcn-drcSscr- dumb-waer, hour
barrel Kitchen store ROOM laundry cup board ser
wants water-cosctS. bells spcakins-tubcs, and
hose for back yard. On HE second floor Is hand
some parIor sitting room and dining room. China
closets AVID bHer'S pantry. On the third and fourth
floors three beautiful chambers: each; library
bathroom, and wa.crclosct on each floor. On the
hfIh floor is the hiGiari-room with waSl-rooM wire
above. three servants rooms. entered by rear
stairway. separating them from the main building
as distinctly as If they We're altogether detached
The front Of these houses are Of the most superior
oil stock brick, the front steps, door and window
facings of pure white marble. the wlndow-gass of
Frcuch plItc, and the veSIibulcS tiled and wails-
coated with different patterns Of foreign mar
BILE. Handsome mantles OF the latest pattern
throughout All floors councr-sealrd. and nartl-
tons studded with clearinghouse bridging. These
houses are built In every way or The best material,
In tho most superior style and finish by the owner,
who is Il builder of long experience. and one of
he largest If not the largest contractors IN Bali
more city, who has gathered information aud taste
not only I'm this but in foreign countries.
Houses open daily from 4. NJ. to 5 p. NJ for in
specion
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in six, twelve.
eighteen. and twcnty-four months, negol liable
10 he given for The deferred payments with interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
NOES AuctiohetrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
RICHMOND TO LYN,UEuEG
IICHMOND AND PETLP-ETEr

RAILROAD tOIFN"F.
jHOMMENCING SUNDAY, November 10,
" 1873, trains or this read viii ran rs follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND >uvIH.
1855 A. hl., THROUGH MAIL :AiIv. couu"..tns
fer Charleston. Columbia >aTtIa.h.
Ealcgh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS car, -
Wilmington. Stops only al ,h..r.
and Manchester
1913 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily rsn.i
sunday makes close rnnncciiua 20.
Petersburg with the Atlantic. VI
si~Sippi and Ohio railroad for Eri.''.
Chattanooga. Nashville. MrlaI1-.
Lvnchbdrg, Farlny;Ic. and "',, ..@t.
stations OIL that road, uEi&ius >tIr.
time Is by any ether linz. >i";- liz
all regular stations.
AGO p. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN da's
Except Sunday. Passengers Ia@l.-
this train will make close c"tI!''....
1T Peters burg ftr NoriolE.
1895 T. NJ. THROUGH MAIL caily. connry'.',
for Weldon. Wilmington, EJIo-..
Charleston. Savannah. Aue"s'3. t.-
lum"ia, Atlanta. Macon, MOntr, '.'.'.
Mobile. Ne" Drir,tn., ana All .""'-.
Soalh and Southwest. Puiiiuap r.''.-
in2-raT from Boston for Hilm',-' ...
Savannah ana rte South. stop "n!
N Manchester and Chester.
LEAVE PETEESBUEG NORTH.
G:35 4. A., THROUGH MAIL daily. D"~''1E
with Richmond, FrcneIn ar.riE AaA
Potomac railroad Tor all pom, N'.."'
East. and West. stops al Nlh.'-.
and Chester. and ~ Halfway "GH d.
Drury's bluif. on signal.
9:05A. W., ACCOMMODATES TEA!H ..
Except sunday. ~."i, 1t all r'''
7:O5 L. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN !aY
Except Sundly). stop, a ~' 49,
lions.
3:15 z, n. THROUGH MAH. daily. cr'.".r'!9a
with RiciInnid Frr,.crrhSl.gi 81
Potomac railroad Tor ali pine ~:
and west Also. making rIusc ".a.".-
ton with the ChrSIIe",N" 4"d "".G
railroad FOR the Virginia >ls.'s "'.H
Nil points North ana Wet. IT,. ran
stops At Manchester aud hs.i' =. 4'.'
ut halfway aud Drurls I'iuI' ''.
signal.
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii star: !:'A
the Appomatto1 dopot. g.,
EXCURSION TRAIN leaves Rchmuul ! r ~
tcrsburg at 9:O5 \. VI. and 400 i. y. - ti't
SUNDAY. \. SHAW. SLnrfll', '..''L-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
BY Francis T. IsbelL
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No. Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

KplI EStatc AECEL anu IAUClIU!CEF'
No. Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank
DEAUTIFULL AND ELHIBLY-LO.
ID GATED LOT NO. 31OI, WITH A NEAT COT
ON, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
AT AUCTION VIII be offered for sale ut auction
upon the premises. on MONDAY the I'd day Of De
cember, 1878, at AZ O'Clock =. n. shat b autln
and eisibly-locatcd LOT, with neat COTTAGE
thereon, containing four rqoms and ample Ser
stated.
The LOT fronts 25 feet, and runs back - feet to
TERMS: One third cash: residue 1T six ant
twelve n Onths for negotiable notes, with Interest
added and secured by u deed of trust.
FRANCIS T. ISRELL,
no % AacliOoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
AUCTION, sAEEs-.Futnre Days.
By Davenport 8 Co.
stock Brokers and kuciio..ecrs,
- - a nK.I-. "a 10. Di al a., and

By Davenport u Cos
81 STOCK Brokers and kuctio-.ecrs,
Office No. 1113 Main STREET, Richmond, Va.
by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chapccry Court OF the city OF Richmond, inc
undersigned will sell mt public auction, on thG TLh
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873 at our ONCE, To- ,1ui lne
ins No, ia Main street. In The city or RiehInond,
nj O'Clock NJ for cash SIX lois of CERTIIFt,LL,,
GATES OF DEBT OF the receiver OF inc ,s NEM y
yttRK AND OsWEGU MIDLAND RA!LkUaD
CfiSiPANY-viz one of S61 900, one of l7UVV,
two of $1,000 each. 4, two OF $1,000 each: anu:
in addition, S9,331.20 OF COUPONS: que JahualS
11S75 and unpaid or certificates or debt OF inc re-
cei'ei "a o''u e'''p DAVENPORT. q CO.,
no3n Stock Brokers and huctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
RANDALL II. FOoTE, BANKER,

RANDALL II. FOOTE, BANKER,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
having been for twelve years a member of New
York Stock Exchange aud Vce-President Of Gold
Board, the highest character and experience Is
guaranteed. Stocks, Gold, and Bonds; also Stock
contracts, such rs "stradalcs," "puts," and calls
on large or small amounts, bought aud sold on rcg-
ar com omissions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled Wall Street." aud stock tables containing
valuable Information, mailed On receipt OF lOc.
an 00-pnd1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
BY Frank j. SAMPSON
Real Estate Agent Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
corner Ninth and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HAND
i SOME BUILDING LOTS ON PORTER
STR EFT, IN MANCHESTER. AT AUCTiON.-By
virtue of certain deed OF trust executed 10 me by
Nancy Peasants dated on The 5lh day Of Septem-
Der, 1877. and duly Of record in the Hastings Court
clerks Office, in Deadlock No. 2. page GOT, will
sell ut public auction, the premises, on SATUP-
DAY, December 7. 1878, ut 81 O'Clock p NJ, TWO
LOTS Of SO feet each Porter street near the
corner of Fifteenth street. The BUILDINGS are
inferior, but comfortable.
TERMS: Cash as to S240 and cost of executing
this trust-s:v about $3.50: balance us Will be all
nounced ut the hour of sale.
no 26 T.. r. CHIT.ES. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
'AuCT IIg, sAr.gs-..rl,ls nay.
BY JAS. MacdouEaiI, Auctlonecr,

n WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT 1414
Main ,srsst .. 10y eeIaeE,s ge me sa.or!mert
Il Also. sey,.rai very nice SHOW, CASES, STORE
C0u MFRS, &C.. &C. no 30-lG~
i A n AUCTION. --One SMALL "a OG,
I II taken up In The street by the police, VIII I've
sod at Adans's Stable on franklin street petWesn
\ Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets: THIS MOhN-
Ar NJ Cats 49," Chief or Police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP @EFs
W COMPANY. 1920
FOR NEW YORK.
BLANK-ROOKs.
A CCOUNT-BOOKS, 1879.

IA
We solicit EARLY orders. because GOOD blank.
books cannot be made IN hurry. We have on hand
q supply OF books Of our own manufacture aud q
large stock or The cheap northern make. The as
sertment embraces the different sizes from the
largest ledger TO the smallest pocket memorandum.
j.. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Publishers, booksellers. Stationers Printers, Bind
no l4-d&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioIccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
L OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS, FIR N TING on
WESTHAM tOR CARY-STREETD ROAD AND
EXTENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAWIIA CANAL.-By virtue CT L de
cree of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. entered oil the 2d day
of July. 1878 in the case Of William NJ. Lcd!cy,
bankrupt, we will sell, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY the 9Th day Of December, 1878. At
Scrbed in .aid decd rs containing FURTi-ONE
AND ONE-HALF ACRES of good land. about four
and a half miles west of RichmGnd and lately occu-
pied by William NJ Lcdlcy us a residence and farm.
The improvements are hrSt-rae. and consist Of Il
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING Of six rooms.
KITCHEN. &c, with all needed Cut-huildlLgs, and
I'm good repair.
This Is the property conveyed to said Lcdcy by
Robert Avis aud wife by deed OF April 10, 1877.
This Is truly Il desirable piece Of property, and,
being situated on one of the principal roaS leading
from the CITY, should command the attention Of
parties wishing nice and attractive home i'll good
condition.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash. more lbc.
raj terms probably Will be given. The property VIII
GEORGE NJ DREWRY, Trustee;
S. j. WITT, Assignee.
The above sale Is made ny virtue OF decree ol me
United states District Court for The Eastern Dsirct
OF virginia entered on the 25th day OF October,
1878 In said suit at the risk and cost of Mr. Rob ri
AIyls the purchaser OF the sud property 1T sale
made on the 18th dav of July. 1878.
GEORGE VI. DREWRG, Trustee;
no % s. Il. WITT. Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
RAILROAD LINES.

Train M. l. T.o,o -
Leave Richmond at. 11:4o - ----
Arrive at BurkeviIle, a. '' lO:Zo L. u
Arrive at su,h ieiiiiir 2:lGP.M. 1857 An.
Arrive nj D.. oyi,,o ':24 L. 81. $3.50 A.
Arrive e f,r ,cc..,:. d:lo T.. NJ. i:30 AN
,rva An s,,sn r, SIs L. G:37A M
Arrive al Raleigh, y. '''''''''
Arrive at Salisbury, '''''''''''''''' 1Z''o NJ
N,C,..:-;c;..;.:." 1929 p. VI. 3 g:0l AN
Arrive at Charlotte, H. u.
Arrive at Columbia, -''''0 \. IL"
.Tr,yc NJ ;,b,ric:ion ''''..' 400? II
Arrive at Augusta, '''''' T. VI
.T Ga; =, Ss;orrs nj '...''.c s:3QPM
Arrlveat Atlanta, Ga. + 1900 81. + l G:30 n
| Arrive ut Montgome- ''''' a.
| Arrive al Mobile, Ala 2:05 i. II ,..''. '''''...
Arrive at New Or ''''''''''.
leans, La. ..........tI $50 \. VI. ...........
a connects for Milton. Nc.
| B connects for AshcyiIIc and all r0igts t., u..
North Carolina daily. except SUNDAY. 80 "''?R
Cc0nnects for Macon and al point, in >ou.r,..
| Georgia. "'''
| D connects for Ja ksonyillc and all points II, r
| rlda. " '''-
connects for Macon and all point, IL, .,,.,..-,.
| Georgia. and Chattanooga, Na,hviI., Nr,r,h,. ,,;
| all TeXaS points. -'''
f connects for Selma, Meridian. jackson. ,,t
| Eicks burg. ' luz
| & connects for Galveston and all 1rXa, points.
| Trains from the a5ovc- named points urr,r, -.
| Richmond at 443 Z. NJ ana 7:i3 g. "
| Trains between Greensboro and Salem run u. ,.
| except Sunday. ''
| Pniiman Palace Drawn2-rOom and Sleeping rt~,
| run through Oh Train No. from Ncw Iur, H.,
| Rlcnmonit0 Atlanta. and on Train No. 3 iron. : y
| York and RchmOud To- Savannah
| Tickets sold lo all points south. southeast, ,,,,
| southwest am! baggage checked through
Freight Train 40. g. lcavina Richmond n = :;
| M..anh No. 10. arriving IN Richmond at l:gG "
VIII nave accommodations for lev ,,ruud-,l..,
passengers. who must purchase Iic&r'> hrI,.rc 49,.
ting or the tram. No passengers Nn IT, allowed ,..
| other freight trains. join L. Ma MTRDo.
| -, . General Passenger Agent
| i. NJ. i. TALcoTT General Superintendent
| FHESAPEAkEA AND OiiIulIAlIW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
Z. &. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth. ............$ 2 so
Fare for round trip, good for two days....... 90
Fare for round trip good for four days..... 3 90
Fare for round trip: unlimited. 90
Fare TO l,hiladeiphia.. ......-.....-....... 80
Fare TO New York.. Observation-Disclosures. ~ Is
Fare to Boston. 10 SO
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel, ard Oh board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
The limited tickets named above are on sale only
at CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington, and Tarboro, n. G., and all
landings on Tar river: Washington, d. c., IIamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia. and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
tirely rebuilt and refurnished in elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recommended AZ
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for MANY years.
L. B. TATUM, Superintendent,
903 Main street and Rockets.
j. w. McCARRIcK. Agent. Norfolk sea
DILL ADELPHIA, RICH ~TS
SHIP NLINE.-FoR PHILADELPHIA, Fall
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER,
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further no.
tee the steamers of this line will make trl-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
every TUEsDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con:
Meeting AT Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
9TlekE!, %iMES : FEEqUENT DEPARTURES
Freight received daily until o'clock P. NJ.
JAMES W. MCCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
l1ITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
q. W. PICKRELL. President.
Z, 3, SNEAD, Cashier.

PAID-UP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 0O,00
SURPLUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31
a Wafer Railway.

Perhaps our readers are not a!l aware
0. the existence OF such thing as 3 rail-
WAY upon water. But there Is now run.
ming daily from Sistersville to Wheeling
and return, a peculiar looking steamer
called the Pbaeton, that deserves the sp-
pei!ation. She Is the Invention of Cap
taln VIM. Dillon, and surpssses any,
thing OF the kind ever before seen upon
our waters. You can now leave home
in the morning, buy stock oil
goods in Wheeling, and 10 back home
again the same evening, at total per-
sousl expense, dinner incladed, OF Sl.75
You can arrange TO meet friend st any
point along the route st time As def
ni!e, fixed, certain and Interchangeable as
the laws Of the Modes and Persisns. You
can orioy sll the advantages OF mod
ern narrow gauge rsilwsy-as much
speed, grester safety and more comfort
s-for far less sum of money. Al
board Tor Wheeling Wet=eI Democratic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31

ERAIItE
Spring Fashions-Pretty Novelties
forGirIs aud Ladies-The Masauer-
abe Season.
BUYERS for the large furnishing houses
write tina. the Partisan fancy for beads
and beaded trimmings far excels that
which prevails here, and they add that 1t
has not yet reached its height, but will
extend into the spring and summer.
Spanish styles in colors and designs are
being made up in the best Partisan houses
for the spring. VIVA. is called the Csstll-
ian Jacket is black silk psletot glisten-
ing all over with embroidery of finely
cut let beads. Another garment, called
the Spanish mantle, Is OF Slcilenne,
in scarf shape, with hood OF drapery
thst passes over tho head like the Spanish
veil.
The Indian colors and the rough
threaded surisces now worn in bourettes
will be seen in thin goods, such as grens.
dimes, gauzes, bsrege, and the woolens OF
light quality that arc worn IN the spring
and throughout the summer. These are
to be trimmed with light fluffy irlnges
made up OF sll the colors in the msterisl,
and with two or three silk pipings, show
ing the most conspicuous colors.
Percales or cambrcs are to have black
or white grounds with borders stamped
with many colcred dsshes, or else the
whole surface will have these dashes OF
colors. WOODEN fabrics have smooth or
else bssket.woven grounds OF pale gray,
blue, or brown, or stripes OF rough
threads of gsyly colored silks and wool.
Raw silks similar 20 the LOuisine silks
formerly worn will repeat the same colors
and be roughly woven.
Some Of the new pslotots Of light cloth
for early spring wraps are beng made
without seam down the middle Of the
back. The side form seams begin on the
shoulders or in the srmholes, according
to isncy. There was sn effort to intro
duce these backs IN the bssques and
WRAPS brought out last fall, and many
imported garments we're made in this
! way, but the backs with many long seam:
were too popular to be easily superseded.
As thinner goods look best with few
seams, this change IN shaping backs will
probably be brought sbout in the comm
season.
Sleeves of dresses will continue 10 be
made in cost shape, but for warm weather
thew will be quite short, resching only
halfway between the elbow and wrist
Msny will hsye frills turned down, bui
the richest dresses will have lace set on
like a cuff turning upward, and without
gathers.
New gsrnitures of artificial flower;
lust imported for bsll dresses are OF rose:
glistening with dew-drops. These come
in cream white tes-roses, psle pink, and
deeper yellow. Another novel trimming
very brilliant in the evening on white
six dresses, is made entirely of the bresst:
and hesds Of Brazilian humming-bird;
and beetles.
The season for mssquersdes and fancy
dress parties has returned, and customer;
are busy with new dresses. There Is the
usual preference for picturesque national
dresses, but this year the European wsl
hiss brought into special favor the rict
costumes of Turkey and OF Russia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula OF
q simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure OF consump.
ton, bronchitis, cstsrrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also q perma-
nent and radical cure for nervous debili.
ty and sll nervous complaints, after hsv-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases has felt it his duty
10 make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive, and a desire to
relieve human suffering, l will send, free
of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe
IN German, French or English, with full
directions Tor preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, w. w. Sherar, l26
Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31

Prominent Ghioan Run over by n
z. X X. Train and Killed, at Al.
toona-si9,OO0 on His Person-De.
tails of tue Accident.
ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. 30.-A terrible
accident occurred At the Pennsylvsnis
Railroad depot at this place about half.
past seven O'clock yesterday morning, by
which MIR. VIM. &. Manson, promin-
ent and wealthy citizen OF Mt. Gllead,
Ohio, met horrible death by being run
over by the Pacific Express. MIR. Man.
son, it appears, had some interest IN geld
mining, and WAS on his way to New
York. When the train arrived at that
place he alighted with other passengers
Tor the purpose OF obtaining breakfast or
lunch, and instead of going into the
Logan House pstronized one OF the num-
erous dispensers of hot coffee, NC, who
throng the depot on the arrival OF trains,
While satisfying his hunger the train
was cut for the purpose OF shifting car,
and Mr.. Msnson, thinking it WAS about
to depart, hastily ran TO get on board.
In his endeavor he got but slight foot.
hold upon the railing OF the car, and los
ing il, fell back against one OF the heavy
iron columns which support the roof OF
the depot, and by the conclusion wss
thrown under the wheels OF the moving
train. The wheels passed over the right
side of his head, crushing 1t into a shape.
less mass and causing instant death. The
BODY was removed to the room of the
depot master and the Coroner summoned.
A Jury WAS impsneled and a verdict
was rendered in accordance with the
facts related. The body Of the untortun'
ate gentleman WAS then given in charge
of undertaken Hickey. Mr.. Mansions
appearance indicated that he was about
thirty eight years old. lie was man
OF very fine physique. A dispatch from
Gainesville, Ga, Jsnusry rs, was found
on his person, which read as follows:
To ". c. Manson:
Bought out two parties. Contract Sc
cured, as we'll rich; think want machin-
cry bad; shall draw for thousand; answer
Quick. G. w. Barry.
Vsluables were found upon his person
sggregatipg more than $4,000. These
consisted In part of gold, bank notes and
bills of exchange Mr.. John Reilly, the
Superintendent of Transportation, took
charge Of the dead mans effects. The
remains were placed 10 q handsome
cssket and sent to Mt. Gilesd on the iss,
line last evening. a delegation Of Mss
ter Mssons will receive the body al Crest.
line, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31
Reply 10 Common Sense. Harnmonds
Revival.
corresnondence of the Register.

Correspondence of the Register.
M"Common Sense must have forgotten
that first revival of the name OF Jesus
after his ascension, when so filed were
the company of believers with the Holy
Ghoit that the common-sense Jews ac-
cused them of being drunk with new
wine, at which time (sbout 70 mlnutes)
!hre, thousand were added to'the church.
Common Sense may have confoundec re-
vivsl work with the grand skirmlsh OF
the prients of Bssl. in the time OF ElJah,
and take the liberty of saying that
neither through common nor any other
kind of sense must this work be judged,
for that which is of the flesh sense on ~
can spprehend; and indeed, looked at IN
this way, how very ridiculous to his vile
must David have appeared when dane
ing in such an undignifed manner before
the ark in the streets of jerusalem. Bat
then "he, did it unto the Lord" and
these things being spiritually discerned
robs them OF indecorum. Indeed to
love with all our heart, mind, and spirit,
involves the exercise of every faculty we
can employ, and after all, work only
little st time towards perfection,
(Which word in the original, signifies
being rebuilt. 4. b.