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weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c.. 1
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ca" 1t was simply an informal affair, "
wrote the editor, of little strawberry
party at a neighbours house. sit was
simply an internal affair."" read the
composition, and that editor will never
get any more invitations from that quar-
ter.
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E8' 81 told her I'd never smoke
another cigar" he said, softly, "and
won't. A pipes plenty good enough
for me"-and he gracefully drew match
over the largest part of his trousers.
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sg' " Doctor, my daughter seems to be
going blind, and she's just getting ready
for the wedding, tool Oh, dear, what
is to be done?" "Let her go right on
with the wedding, madame, by all means,
If anything can open her eyes, marriage
Will.''
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Ga Sunday School teacher to astonish-
ed child: MY dear child, did you know
that every hair of your head is number
ed ?" Scholar, hesitating, toastonished
teacher: g Pull out No. for me then,
please!"
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At Private Sale.

YTNHE subscriber offers at private sale about
Il ONE ACRE OF GROUND, having thereon
erected a LARGE HOUSE. with KITCHEN,
WASH HOUSE and STABLE, and a WELL OF
good water near the door.
building in which a store has been kept for a
number of years. The stand is a very desirable
one.
There is also erected on the premises, another
HOUSE AND STABLE, which will be sold sep
arately or with the Store Stand, to suit purehas
ers These properties are located in a good com
Inunity, with Schools and Churches convenient.
AS- Call on or address
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-27
Sound Views.


The Franklin Gazette, published at Rocky
Mount, Va, says:
1t is a fact well known, that with the eX-
listing margin between grcenbacks and gold
the latter has disappeared as q commodity
in Wall street, and rs consequence the
8! bulls " and :. bears OF that den OF capt.
tai have been left with their Occupation
gone" while the country is moving on as
well. perhaps, without the ply OF their yo-
cation, and a dollar in greenDack will buy
as much for the farmer as the gold dollar.
We do not oppose-in fact, we fayor-a
liberal issue OF greenbucks, in amount SUI
ticient to meet the demand Of trade and con-
tribute to healthy condition OF our cur
Tency. Beyond this, how are the people to
get these greenbackS into their pockets !?
t.There's the rub" What are they to give
for them. or are they to give anything. III
we are to have plenty OF money. and that
money is as good as gold, then we will be-
gin to clean our pockets OF everything that
does not represent money and make room
for IT. We may be counted in for The green
backs. But il we are to get two thousand
dollars for 4 horse and pay thousand dol
lars for barrel OF -four, then where 0oeS
the dear poor mans benefit come in?
We are furthero opinion that our people
should fully understand such matters, when
offered as questions of national policy, be-
fore being carried away" body and soul
by any mysterious scheme for putting rolls
OF money into their pockets without their
knowledge Of whence or how it came.
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New York Republican Quarrel.

The Journal Of Commerce denounces
both divisions of the Republican patty in
New York. and predicts that both will be
defeated. The Jo:trna! says:
The faction tight which is breaking out
among the Republicans OF this State has no
more direct interest for the non-partisan
citizen than battle between two sWarms
of ants. There is not q single principle at
stake. Neither wing Of the party promises
TO do anything more for the public than its
rival Both are alike concerned only for
power and patronage. The few friends OF
the A administration who have met in Sara
toga adopted no platform, except one Of
unqualified support OF the President. and
did not point out a solitary essential differ
ence between themselves and the other
wing. There is none save the lSsueof fealtY
to the Administration on one hand, or to Sem
ator Conkling on the other.
We are apprised in advance that this city
and State have nothing to expect from the
same majority. should it be returned to The
Assembly, save protracted squa5ble over
the senatorship. 1t would bea just rcbuke
to these selfish plotters OF both factions, if,
by falling out. they should lose the prize.
We might gain little or nothing from a
Democratic majority in the Assembly or a
Democratic senator as 4 colleague Of Mr..
Herman. But il nothing more beneficial
resulted from the change, the party which
has so long controlled the Legislature
would learn that duties and responsibilities
cannot be laid down at pleasure by any or
ganization depending for its support ON
popular confidence and votes.
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DEATHS.

Died. Monday the Goth, at II O'Clock, at the resi-
deuce of her father, james DrlSco No. 2olZ aath ~
street MARY ANN DRISCOLL, beloved wire OF
John Driscol, in the twenty-hrst year OF her age.
How long she struggled against disease,
Which batied skill and care;
How long she fingered rack with pain,
And sufferfngs hard 10 bear.
And ret through all the time she smiled
A heavenly smile of hearth; "
And when the angels called her home
She smiled farewell to earth.
What is home without my gister?
1T is a cottage robbed of flowers. :
Where our broken, bleeding hearts
VIII spend many lonely hours
We Will lay her In the silent grave
Beside her sister dear to rest;
And we know her happy spirit now
Is numbered with the blessed.
Heaven restraiHeth now our treasure
Earth the lonely casket keeps;
And the sunbeaIns love 10 llnger
| Where our loving sister sleeps.
| Wreaths of bright eyergreens Of our affection
Strengthened by time shall not wither nor FADE
LoDg shail sisters memory foRdlI be cher1sheo
Aud hallowed the spo, where the casset ia iaid.
Her funeral will take place from the ahose mum
Der TO-DAY tTresday), The 9Th, ~ . o,ciocs
i Friends !are invited TO attend w,thous iur.Dec no
+ Newport II. y papers please copy.
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PETERSBURG,

QUARANTINE AGENT AT CITY P0INT-C0LLEC-
TIOS COMMITTEES AT w0RK-THE LATE
CHARLES sCAMPBELL-A LIBERAL C0NTRIBU-
TIoN FROM PETERSBURG = ANNIVERSARY
SERMoN-sUDDEN ILLNESS OF A PHYSI-
CIAN-DIED OF CONSUMPTION, ETC.
ICorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST &c, 1878.
The Board of Health, under authority
granted by the Common Council, has ap-
pointed DR.. A. r. Stands as quarantine
agent at City Point, to carry out the resula-
tons adopted by the board for the protec-
ton OF the health OF this community at that
point. DR.. Stands lives near City Point,
has had experience with the yelloW-feyer,
and viii be empowered with authority to
examine all vessels coming up the James
river.
The committees appointed by Rev. DR..
Witherspoon, chairman OF the citizens
meeting, met this morning for organization,
and proceeded promptly to work IN their
respective wards making collections for the
yeIIow-feyer sufferers OF the South. They
have been kindly received and met Will
generous responses on the part CT the peo-
pie. :,,.o
petersburg will doubtless contribute
-. 600 or $4,000 ipv aid OF the fever-stricken
communities. The sum of 81 400 or ,5Oo
has already been forwarded. The Tour Ma-
!. COMIC lodges OF the city met on saturday
,niuht and contributed $1I5 to the relle1 OF
lf,eir distressed brethren In the South. In
several of the churches yesterday coilec-
lions were taken up and liberal donations
made for the sufferers. J,
= Rev. DIR. II. r. Eaton, pastor OF the First
Rantist church, will preach his.third ami
vsrsary sermon next Sunday merning, and
the services on the occasion will be OF an
Interesting character. Under the ministry
~ Dr. Eaton the church has improved. in
all respects.
within fbe past few weeks the register
in bankruptcy in this city has received a
number OF petitions in bankruptcy, Yolun-
-tary and involuntary, and expects to be
quite busy this week in attending to that
business.
I II is understood that an effort is to be
| made among our citizens this week towards
raising contribution to the memory OF the
late Charles Campbell, the Virginia histo-
I.rian. who for many years was a resident OF
Petersburg, and Of whom the most kindly
tremembrances are held in this community.
DR., w. T.. HarWood, a WelEknown ply
stefan OF this community, was Frustrated
Ito day By a severe ngestiYe chill, and he
| Ia quite i'll in, canseQu ence.
Tbe Life Insurance Company OF Virginia
To- day contrib ted 800 for the relief Of the
tyeiloW-f fever sui ferers.
Three large excursion parties OF cetpEetl
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The Ninth.

The Abingdon Virginian (FULKERsoS) is
in very bad temper. 1t is growing at Bro.
Their FOWLER, who has shown great deal
OF patience. 1t cannot bear FowLER's sup
port OF Colonel RICHMOND for Congress. The
Bristol Ne,rs CTS paper lately interviewed
Colonel RICEaoND, and found that there was
something like agreement in the views OF
the Colonel and IFS editor. Notwithstand-
ing which, the VirginiGn declares that the
Greenbacilers and Eeadjusters will spurn
Colonel RICHMOND, and thus growls at
FOWLER:
1--WE regret Mr. Fowler's interview. 1t
will inihre his candidate and do him no
good.'
'.The cats IN The tiddle"; it screeches.
Though it will hardly set FowLER's teeth
on edge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-27

The unworthy arts Of public asfiranss
show decay Of public virtue tilas aaa y = =
corresponding mauifestaii Ion y, oihc'at ann'
dairy. Men who trim their ssails 70 catch
the nopular breeze, by affecting opinions
winch they at heart disapproye or detest,
or bs cenounciug opinions and policies
which they secretly approve md respect,
are guilty OF that moral obiiquity which,
with favorable opportunity, would lead
them to downright stealing. The embez-
zlers Of funds entrusted to them are no
more than cunning and sharp partisans,
who in the party arena are educated INTO
the unscrupulous disposition which, makes
them untrnstworthy, and an opportunity TOO
offer shows that they have not been PROOF
against the moral influences OF the school,
they have studied in.
T;,ere are Instances in these days OF men
OF character and standing that entitle them
to respect making concessions to ideas that
are III, -ly at war with their intelligence
and WITH their conservatism and judgment.
Concessions OF that nature are almost fatal
TO E1SIue. MCE cstlluOt NC naSSiJ aoSeeNA
after that. And we say it with the deepest
regret that there has been an amount OF
lodging and unworthy concession to bad
coupsels and bad ideas OF late in the COM
munity that is appalling.
The times are hard, and troubles are sert
Gus indeed; but such are the exact periods
when true and yirtuous men should prove
their manhood and good faith by their firm
ness and their sturdy devotion to right.
The times cannot be continuously hard.
They are now at the turning point. All
the men who are coquettiny with imaginary
popular ideas cannot get office by inconstan-
CIV, and let them beware OF the day OF quief'
peace, and order. They will then be left ID
defeat and disappointment to fad what con-
ISOLATION they can in their own reflections;
aud what heart can derive encouragement
upon rejecting that STOPPING to insincerlty
and dishonor has achieved nothing? NO
gain, no qualification, no advantage OF any
kind, has come from that double-deahnS
and duplicity which could not find approba-
ton in the sentiment or judgment OF we'll
bred gentleman.
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sreopIe left TIE city to-day one Tor HICKS.
lard. oue fof The coslspits ~ Ches.ssfeia
county, and The third Tor Ciraage's wharf,
on James river. ~ IS, !.
sMr. John u. Long. u prominent citizen o.
Halifax county. N. O., died tn this cry on u
Saturday Oh consumpt he WIS ON snls
return home from the mountains, but on hls
arrival here his condition was SO feepie tnat
be could proceed no further. =,
The Changing, by order Of the COZ q e.i,
will be put to work tomorrow to ASSIST ~, ~
the sanitary work OF the city. Ihere arg :. !,
however, only three or four parties 10 jail
who arc subject to balland chain duty. !,
Itsis probable that Captain Hinton, sns
district. viii open the campaign about the
second week in September, making his nrsl
speecll in one Of tie counties.
'p 49, i: ROBIN ADAIR.
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Senator SHARON, of Nevada, was not i'll
his seat during the last session of Congress.
He is reported as saying that he desired to
resign last winter, but it was certain that
his place would he filed by a Democrat, and
for that reason be. did DOT resign. He indi-
Gates determination to resign at an early
day. Senator SHARON is reported as having
a vast amount OF money. He certainly is
not afl icted with political honesty.
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Not LIQUOR.

The people who are afflicted with "moral
idces," and who ride hobbies persistently.
are not competent to enlighten the world
about state policy and practical matters.
HEwITT's committee, that was sent ON q
wi|d-ooose chase after the causes OF the
troubles Of the country, have caught up
good many of this class OF men. The other
day Mr.. WILLIAM e. DODGE was called up
and asked what he knew about the matter.
He foundered through cock-and-buli
story, and among other things said that
I. much OF the suffering OF the country was
caused by the sale OF Intoxicating liquors.
Tbe Journal of Commerce thus disposes OF
this point:
or course temperance is a great virtue,
and now is good time to preach and prac-
tice it. But we deny the proposition that
incompetence is a cause OF the present hard
times in this and other countries. AS a
nattei, OF fact, people drink more liquor in
good than in bad times. Never was whis-
Kew more freely consumed than at the height
of the prosperous money-making days
during and succeeding the civil war. Peo-
Dle stop off their liquor when they are poor
ii not enslaYed by the vice Contemporaries.
The British Chancellor OF the Exchequer
laments the great decrease OF income from
spirits. &c. This is always the low
est when the times are hardest in England
proof positive that the sale OF intoxicating
LIQUORS is not. as Mr.. Dodge would have us
believe, a cause OF the present business de-
preston. II the prohibitory law had been
literally enforced all over the United States
these past ten years, the real causes OF bard
times would still have brought them upon
us. While not depreciating the exeellency
OF temperance, do let us stick to the facts
as re tind them, and apply little philoso.
ply and common sense TO the Judgment OF
the labor question.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AHD t!iE>rkAAEt
RAILROAD. J

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER A>D ,tE ;lI,at
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENTING MAY II. 1877.
THROUGH .PASSEEGER.
300 7. VI. Leaves E,chrnomn r. tSi'AI }. itil X
DAY, and SATURDAY. t"hH'St,A
West Point with >i'@ifr'r tiA'.!n' -
all points an York riN"r ss'. hh'..-
more. ArrifrS IN EGum"r- ~ : \.
NJ. connects with rSi-'tt for y" ,.ai'
!nstnn, Philadelphia. Ne" @f", ~
ton aud all ~r.r"ct. p"Gt.. t"iA'".- =
al Richmond with trr:.-s on E!riEsviI
and Petersburg atli Chssiis.'As i''1
ohio rIi!rhtds.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
goo !. ". Leaves Gichlnond MONDAY, WEI
WV " NESpNY. and FRIDAY a&d ..
a,OQ A. VI TlESbAf, Inl NS.n MIA '' .t.n,ts
nj Nest pUiut i"r river ian@lnS'' !''.i-
uu,orr. and al "I-j"rE t-'iH'H. ~
uerts M Richmond VIII 'r'ih> "il EIEii
rrou,Iand Danvi.!2 rassr,N.@.!'!c' h'Dot
and Petersburg. &Hi ths9@vShAE "''N
ONO raj roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ,.
a.oo y " Jraycs k!cltaond daily teAccpl SuH-
day.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
yo.oo 4. ". Arrives a; Richmond TJE>DAi,
No''O " THURSDAY. and Shri EDAl. c"n,
rrc.s with trans OH RitiiuI"'1: ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake ih' J i
railroads. S:eaHrr Havana ie.t'rs ba.,
tinore from rsr - I'S and 'i FIJI.
nay al / T.. 81. Connects wiz
rr.ius from Philp.cipllid, NJ" - -
and western points, and ~ " eSt OH.
with trains for Richmond ana 'ne
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
..oopM ARRIVES nj Richmond 80 NlpAl =" Eb
a'oo i' SEsDAI, and FRIDAY ana ~
s,,p N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anl 81 =,
o'A' " jii.DAY Connects WIN steamer ~
West Point fro,H Ha!m9rs. liz H
meets with Richmond a.d pa Ih'
Rirhmoad aud Petersburg, ana she"A-
ncSke and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. sr,,
,noo n arrivss nj Richmond daily eAcep; >u't,
Ho'oo ~ day. Connects with Ricrinoa" n SH
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ano Wv
railroads. 49,, % ar frOra
x,,r.,sn.r Of freight AZ Richmond 10 y, ,rsris
soS,bern noints. Cars run through between A''~N
'A rarefui handling and dispatch, Win ''"''' '"
guaranteed. ,,, Guaranteed rates,
,a,a,, To- all northern and western pt'. ard
! aThrourh tickets sold 10 all n"r.isri $3.50
xv.ssern noints and sagyase checked lhi"hs az.
Eor reGsts amply at General kalirnad t,ntaj xst
ace, sss Main Street; At ihS &xsnsS asr and Dos,
| somnany,s depo,, coraer IwehlI-sinH 90"
msss ii. 7, DOUGLAS, SUPERINTENDENT
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<,Ir.,Dr,cp 80 nI,r uI-
W. r6 GinE Ann ,ra ,r :" s,. K,
June %, 1s7s. p,>scn.cr trans Wi l,ayc aai
arrive ut Richmond AZ follows:
WES'TWNpD
~ -.,o u n,.,.s tn, ,,,.>.r,...-.
So' -. ' lii o,.,,, c,',,t,.. -
80 r,e all - ,,ii,',,,'@ ,i'' :,
az 't""'' ,'.',"',,. - w., a.
, n'i'', -, ' ''' ~, "t VIZ ~ -
Sniii,tt'S, ~ ~" - ~ y VI.
S'anhtoh II 90 J. ~ l!n"tll;
NhLc sulphur ~ %" !. VI.
tsnrirrl; ahd Huntington a.
$40 \; III.
rn'. " ~, H. i.' ~; ', ~. -A,,''n''
1 d. Wv. p w., o., n' -; VI, ~ ~ w..
IA !, ~ ,rr,, - '.i a. ~
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rye - N'.'t' ~. NrSNS
~ 'h'Fi"t,tS..u" NJ -" ::
H. nat.H ny Nn&iI't ihi""Il
at ll:f1 y. ~: ami"r' at
o.,,, iynCnp"l Y ~, -'-| ,, -. ~
w. '4' Daily. SONS ~ un,,yrr It,,.
lion, Snrl.. E,.,yrr Dam. rr.,t.
rick, hall ,uui-ta T,,.,,.
,au's t;ortlun>yi'r.. tult.,n,
Krswirk charlottesville,
jyu, h,,urr Jurrrirr T,y U,.
chIm', River. t,r,r ,,au,nI, 81.
ION Waynr-luro'. FI.nur.,iln
SiamIiUn >svruIr'- t,u~hra,
Inms",'s. i"wro"r. Co,in,.
tnu and Al, -,,;tnn. ,....t If
Coyinrton. ArlIyr, NJ ,,or.
I"n,, ilir At 10 \. ~: .,,lr.
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a9h :: -., - u'' irr,,,l .I,,.,,,
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t tN"''' r, , 49, ~. -
tul,hcI :. li"'a' M" 81 ~"
: W. 80 -, W., ~, ~, - =, ,','.
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4'i', ,,5m at i'c' "' 's"'''''H
al To- y. w. commemorative.
NO. o-5'fo l. VI. i'''Nrsr' ' ','",,' 49,,
Ac'on,i""' "a '"", ,''i' nn''P'
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f.ASlN AID.
No. $500 L. M.-Ari H"S-FRoM !lCSTI$GToS:
Daily except sunday: haYro
Huntington al $3.50 l.. NJ:
White sulphur AZ SO \. NJ:
Stanton at 1880 l.. NJ: Char
louisville al $3.50 i. VI; tor
donsylllr at i:iJ T.. VI.
FROM LYSCHBuE re: Virginia
Midland leaves !.ynchhurE a.
I.:jJ l.. 81: arrives at ,"r-
don.yiit it I45 +. NJ (rlmn.r
cars: Chesapeake and ,t3llp
leaves NJ 4:fJ u. II.
No. 22-i:iJ P.M.-fEoh sIACEToS: Lass
~tuuutnu lex =
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When il defeated candidate like the
earth ? When he feels as il he had been
Efattened at the polls, OF course yracnss
Sunday times, 80, . SO