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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

WAGES IN GERMANY AND GREAT
BR1IAS.-For agricultural labor the pay
varies greatly, according to the pror'
unity 10 or remoteness from manufac-
turihg csnters; and ranges from 50 cents a
day 10 the neighborhOod Of Bsrmen toSl
rents day in the lower Rhine valley,
aud KS low "a Is cents in par,s Of sileaia.
At Bsrmeu, Creield and Dusseldorf car
penter., coppersmiths, plumbers, ma.
chinisls and wagonsmiths earn 81 to rs
cents daily; saddlers and shoemakers Al to
50 cents daily; bakers and brewers with
aod lodging, from 81 ~ TO 5 IA weekly,
and without board, from 60 cents 4 day
10 81 % GWeek; farm hands are paid from
slU7 10 S2l5 yearly, with maintenance;
railroad iaborsrs from Sc to So cents
per day, and rs high rs 95 cents daily
Tor piece work on tunnels; silk
weayers can earn So 10 to 81 50 q
week per loom; factory women 50 Is, and
children 81 = week. Business and wages
ARE very low. In good times, wages are
50 per cent higher. The cost OF the
necessities Of life has increased some 10
per cent 10 l3 years, although II 10 but
little higher than 1--WE yeas ago. The
United States Consul at Birmingham re.
ports that the better Glass Of mechanics
receive about 7 cents an hour, or about
"A % week, an increase Of IA per cent
over the rates paid years seo. The in
crease in the cost Of living has been small.
The Con.ui at Londonderry reports that
Irish farm laborers are getting about six
dollars month, with board and lodging
Letters gel 8 or 8 shillings 8 week, and
DAY labOrers from one 70 Two shillings 4
day. A,eamster may receive Is shilling
week; and factory girl, il steadily eHi'
ployed, Is high Is Z shillings week.
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GENERAL. NOTICES.
NoT1oE-af

NOTICE n. T..
Having disposed Of the entire Interest Of the @.
tate Of ]. II. stlllman deceased, In the buEi ess,
stock 10 trade, fixtures and good will Of the lLto
hrm Of J. II. Stallmln d Co. TO 7. q Moffit, the
surviving partner Of aid late arm, al persons
Will plsse make Immediate Iettltment With taid
7. U Aofia', Who will hereafter conduct the buIi-
pes' Of sid late Arm, At their old stand, No. n
Twelfth hireet. I. F. JOE Ks,
AdminIstrator Of the estate Of ]. II. stallmRn,
deceased. ~ ''1'f1H 'iI'
Having purchased the stock Of my late partner
In The nfm Of J. Il. Stalimsn a Co., hope 10
merit and respectfully 1oelt the liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed on that arm. ~
Iyl6 -i ave d, 7. Q. MOFPAT.
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THx New orlean, Time, draws glow

The New Orleans Tina draws glow.
log picture Of The, condition aud pros
pe6ts Of the Crescent City. Ithas suffer.
81 less ell along from the hard timss than
aluost any !other large city in the coun'
try, ard the ISnGs thinks that such TALL
utss rs have occurred might, and psoba.
bIy would, have happened under . normal
Sohai.i6n Of ,hlpgs, and have improved
rather than prejudiced the situation.
NEVERTHELESS, New Orleans has necessa-
flly been. affected uniavorsbly by the
general business depression, and there has
been plenty Of room for improvement
Such improvement seems to have now
%, III, and everything promises a season
Of unusua! activity. The crops are re-
n.rkably abundant, new business enter
pri,es are being launched, and altogether
the Tunes finds the prospect "as hopeful,
re-a,,uring, as could be expected" and
looks. for "a future as brilliant as tits
substantial"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20
.ANNouNcfMTs7s
FOR SALE,
TRusTEE's SALE

ctBy virtue Of two deed, O, I'm,
sniiesuAn wagner add Chris,s. " q Nj,
V ne undAfHigntd uustIV ann pG, NJ
~ pecemoer, 10 the year isV ~ tlsa,s
wy Pupne land feninls Of an ~ Ies'ftll: -,
snniA, 70 Deed u TIuIt Boil ~ n FaIE
! " used o. truit made bT a. NGIs
M unaei.isnsd trustee, dItsJ ~ SEasS
way, 10 ne year 1874, IA ~, ertA @
Popoe land TteUrds q MD CONT I.sS taEls
cox nulnoeiet ssTte. iOllos ~ 4 gTststss
FRIDAY, The .ia tiy d ~. ., =,
tesinnlpg At 10 o'elOek A. rots-,SShA
ii9nt door Of the Court Hou,s y n ~ W, IL
Miginla, 10 The city Of Wh,sliSUSl 20 seas,lIs
AUCTION the following de,cnbSJ ~ 4 ~
IIy, % % much thereoi 4, NAV patI, 2
the deot secured By slid 49, !IfsseA1 j,
expenses attending he eIosUiIos uiAn.S
Aled ~ nd deedl, but IubiSt = ! y sSaS
mentioned below Of The boT,h ~ lGiS
o. TWO theuand dollar TtS i,,slS MY
tru.t I,o o ~, nll Faid, ty Vim, y ~
~ ST 800 ua,ttes. ds.td March "a, m, .,91R
r. n nnOps tns public land nCufd, n ~ lsal
~ nv ~ hook Numbered 81, Tase n. ~, ma
WI eel ~ Aforesaid the icllesiS' I Allh ~
Ely, q 20 much thereof d n, se1
,Ioiesal1: he eastern part q n .' sssstSll
W Numbered teItnty.nl1s, dtaS,,5 -. y Nj
noe o. MALI Ttfet, S(tntrp EsS.Ts. y y n
lI1nuns thifty .thIes let % ~ ~. ~ q
~" AMI runnilg SslSlfilI j ,,N. y,
loaL Ieet ali inehts, OF o 1 ~, ,i,, 'io y
~ inehe. Iron AIln EtItet. ~ ~! tf'uki
IN me o. that pan Of Tie nam IN y
beIe1 eyenty.nipe, hatlnIlIef n.e,..iTi -
pAft Iot being the ums pIoe n r,o1nI - Nv
conveyed 70 the aid thht,ti,s w. n,lttas
A. Berry and vile and MIlIliI agIa
aabu febfuAfy 18th, Nd, M 49,. " NJ
The public land fecprdl Il M ,., IteefSS tl
ginia, In DEED Rool No. 81 M m " #T y
Also, . much o. the nFth liiJI4,,.,-
Ienly'hlne = hs beig6u NIin ,ir.', ~ !,
ples Of ground AbcTe Described M - =
~ nine property g1niet and oe,,Isl y = =
Shrlesuin Wigoef By JAN ODonS,f ~ N =
deed dAied March ~, IS6s, Ipd nec,aoj ~
sAid land record, 10 lssd booi IA a IN. ~ \,
=, me hnt mentioned put q ~ ptrth I'M 4.
NO " VIII be trIt nld q MA NM ~ stIa q
The uile 10 The pVpsrtJ hsf,6I 49,.
sod y believed 10 b poi, uby,s. J. "a
part iheftoi a lbort but sllns !, TO- ~. NJ
only convey such Tile q d Tg,1J ~ ~ ~
two deeds Of trust ItutE!d 3Ta
TERSs OF sALE-0be.tAlrd, nd 4, u,A,.
y the purchaser may tlsei % nv. ~ = ~. ~
lhe balance 10 Two equal initlllssstI !, !, !.
we've month, respectively, viii Int,,,s \. 4.
DAY o. ale, the purchaser 10 An M ,.,',.a
promisbofy note ior zach instlllntpi. nj H. =
70 the property fOid 70 bssrvtllbI I, -, :
The payment thereof until paid q mi.
IALpMrttd CALpwELI, A,tofpsJl
y. T. HERvKT, AuetIobtsf, -,
Tbe above slle T. pOttpaBd untll Yl5I
July 8, 1875, Al 10 o'elsk AZ
Inc above ,ale !, Postponed uaul HURON
August slht a. 10 O'clock A ~, 1t ma CsgnBs.
SIMON RAE9 IrTS'
CALDWELL d CAtDwELL, AtldnU.
]. e lKRvkY, AuCtIOneef, "a
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SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1873.
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

Tia ConyGutloa Of the union Republican party
o, the Flint Congressional District Of Wsh Wiz
Einia sill be hsli In the town Of AoundlVils,
NA1hAIl county, August I'D, ISIS, for the purpose
Of Nominating q e,ndIdits for cOnpsss, and also
tsr he tTanlaeling Of zach Other buhnsa u may
cone bsiors the CeuVsntiOn. The Union Rtpub
lIean p.rtJ Of The District ia Hqussisd 70 appoint
DELEGATES to The Convention trUn The Counties
OoupririnE the District at such time and pllcs ~
mar suit the convenience Of the people Of the
several Counties.
D, order Of the RspublIcan Executive Commit
t,s II tbs Ii,st Congressional District.
GEO. EDWARDS, Chairman.
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For SALE
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One three-s:ery BIsE BuEdlns, rtuIahAs
North Ode Of old unIan, nov ESrs:iA ~
known as the OLD EXCHANGE, OoIFslni
Balloon and Restaurant iu mAby Jan uslsi
Lx large room, and sOOd elI, % ~ mn
modern Improvements. Thli la I'D szas
place, veil located. and valuable p'PSy.
For terms and particular IlpI is0sEE
ditts, at RsymHnnI Brtsuy,u
ca. ScHAEfERtm,
Real EstIie Agents, Orn H0us sOrisr y ~
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IN CAVouR MoNuMENr

Is one Of much beauty and grace. Oh a
PEDESTAL Of red granite Glands tue great
statesnian's statue Of white marble, whilst
Italy at his knees presents him with a
crown. The has relieis are the Lion Of
st. Mark and Romulus and Remus, meet.
log Of Napoleon and Victor Emanuel
alter Solferino. There ATE als6 eight
marble figures representing yAtiohs vir-
tues. ,.s ilarri l141E AT
,eHuk o. s.a GENOA, yls1 tasl
called the superb, occupies a prominent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

contains 25 columns OF Piedmont marble,
walls and ceilings irescoed with dancing
fgures. Crossing hall you enter the
Royal Chapel, one Of the most lovely
places Tor devotional exercise the genious
Of man has ever constructed. II 10 cir.
cular chapel, the dome oil which, 90 feet
above you, Is supported by 20 columns. Of
Piedmont marble, the walls being Of q
still darker color. The altar Is 10 the
centre, also Eurmonnted by baldichina
Of black marble, and atthe corners Of the
same are four angelic figures in gold.
Between the wall columns are statues OF
the Dukes Of Savoy. The floor is inlaid
with bronze stars. Four silver lamps
are suspended. No light enters the
Chapel except through the small opening
Of the dome, which mellows II by distance,
givea rich, soit effect beyond conception.
In the capital Of the columns the crown
Of thornS Ia interviewer with acanthus
leaves, whilst gold, silver and precious
stones cover the shrine. II royalty ever
falls penetrated and deyout, this In the
spot Of all Others that would arouse
their dormant religious thoughts.
We meet here an ItAliAnIeglment on the
march, apparently double quick, led by 4
band Of trumPelera, slinging their left
arms from one aide 70 the other. keeping
time with wild mountain air. With
their slouch hats, and a great amount Of
chicken feathers hanging over their faees,
they look more like \ band Of brigGnds
than Aoldien,
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has not neglected to assute the assembled
nations that abe, too, Is the Possesaor Of
jsWGlb and gifts Just a. rare, In addition
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DIED.

REID.-At his residenc,. In Belmont county.
ohi1, CD Thursday evening, July IS, 1878. At 9
O'Clock, EDWARD Rnp, 10 the esth year Of bisage.
Funeral will take place from bis residence thi,
morning at o'clock. Inlenneut at Bridgeport
Cemetery, ir -
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate.

The underdgne1, John 7. Eauusls.. Il,,.
i,tIaioe with the will amend Il MAJ ~,
deceased, hereby giye nOtis that b u =
"WEDNESDAY, the 9la day d JuL nm
Commencing at 10 ocloef A. ", VII tt,slEu.
ton At the mont DOR Of The COGlt HSls M
county, In the city Of WheelIpt OH tgsitE
Va, the following described raj ah!s \ IA
to-vit: All that liees d land ifuniIfl ), q, y
side % Main street, between lob nd nd "a
and being next south Of he propdJdCLNs
yerter, formerly belonging 10 Ieku nsAsb ri,
twenty-five feet front 90 Min ,trssi Al rIiIs
hack Of even twenty-five let 10 siiLk q
In the rear thereof between Nlln All Hltsn
being same property the Legal tile u ytii u
coheeyed 10 the underbgptd by Nonl ITHiE
merly executor aud trustee d ND tetl,ti q
property 10 same occupied a FtRhi ~ Nsa
HOch Bros, As 4 cigar factory, md d vi iGaz
for business purposes
Title belIeTed good, bat btlns OslJ pnSa
representative the undirLsbtd vi TEsi Il
Sane specially.
TKRss OF siLE-One-,hlfa Il " tsEEn
money eAsh 10 hand, and tht ItiiR 10 tIIt Ist
instAllmenu payable Ia zoe ADD lTlTua iisa II
day Of sale, Sith interest," The dtdDl aJEEh
10 DO secured 70 The atEiileiion 6ltht un1HErt
JOHN y. EDlUEUk0S,
Admlnistftot n hElit
CALDWELL a CALDWELL, AthfSTL "a
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position seen approaching from the bay,
but the streets are narrow, dirty and
crooked. The houses are old and, In fact,
every other one seems 10 have been 4 pal.
ace. Our hotel was Iuch, and II IL not
uncommon 10 zee many Of them used for
shops and stables. II has busy, indus
trious people, however, and does q large
shipping trade; but tie WhArveS and piers
are mean and filthy. The Gulf disap-
pointed me very much, although 1t has q
fne mole and Is we'll protected. !
cHRIsroPHER ooLuMBus.
The fnt object Of interest here IL the
monument To- Columbus, 8 very elegant
one, II rests upon an anchor, With Amer.
lea kneelirg, surrounded BY emblematlcaf
figures, one Of which ID geography. There
was time when Il would have rejoiced
Christopher to haye had this money In
another shape. His home Is close by.
OF course, In all these cities the churches
are always prominent attractions, and
here the Cathedral was the one. was
permitted 10 look upon the chains that
bound 81. john and see his bones. Our
ladies' were not permitted 10. enter the
Chapel q woman having been instrument
al 10 his death, Among the relics and
treasures is the dish from which our Say.
Tor 10 said TO have eaten the last supper.
A very fine old carving Of Christ descend.
ed from the cross Is shown behind the
choir, which was executed in l446.
The palaces now in occupancy are
many, and most all contain paintings Of
much merit, an enumeration Of which
would only be TO repeat such and such by
Guido, Murillo, Veronese, Titan, Van.
dycke, &C. Your card will give you, 10
most cases, admiltance, and franc or two
get you ont. Brignoli, Balbi, Doria and
PallAyincina all possess large collections.
The last named has a villa which is'a
marvel in its gardens and fountains. Inn
mense India pines and tropical trees, cas-.
cades, temples, flowers and showers meet
you continually, and such Is the intricacy
Of the water plans that you know not
when you will catch ducking. A heavy,
rain, unexpected but much needed, caused
Us TO hasten
ONWARD TO ROME,
stopping sufficiently long at Pisa to see
the Leaning Tower, climb Its long aight
Of steps, speculate on how It happened,
lake q view OF more than 20 miles from
its top, taking in more than 20 towns and
villages. Then into the Cathedral, with
is sixty inside columns, It's beautiful
chspels, immense bronze doors showing
the life Of the Virgin, chapel Of silver,
mosaics OF wondrous beauty. Here, too,
hang Galileo's lamps, which suggested
TO the philosopher his first idea Of the
pendulum. Here, too, is the Baptistery,
the echoes OF which are the sweetest
sounds on earth. stoed entrauced "a
listened to them dying away. The voice
that made them was foe bass, ] never
expect to hear anything sweeter from an.
gels. Twas heavenly music below. But
enough for the present.
S. LAuGHIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Seventh Street
Christian church on Sunday three persons
recently baptized were received into the full
fellowship OF the church.
at the First Baptist church Rev. DR..
Warren filled the pulpit in the morning.
At night Dir. Curry preached to very large
and deeply-interested congregation, and the
pastor Dr. Warren) baptized one person.
At the Broad-Street, Centenary, and
Union-Station Methodist churches Sunday 4
collection was taken up for the yelIow-feyer
sufferers.
AT Manchester Methodist church there
were two penitents at night.
The usual services were held in the other
churches. -
At Grace EpiscopaD church divine ser
vice was held for the first time in some
weeks, the church having been closed for
repairs. It has been enlarged and greatly
improved by the introduction OF 4 ere
ceding chancel," which, with its handsome
Gothic arches, presents quite a cathedral
like appearance. The organ and choir oc-
cupy the alcove to the left OF the chancel,
and pulpit and lecturn are both placed
without the chancel-rail. The chance deco
rations are simple and appropriate to the
Trinity season. Services in the morning
were conducted by the rector, Rev. II.
Melville Jackson, and at night the service
was read by Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow, assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Dame, and sermon by the
rector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

POLICE COURT, MONDAY.-Justice Joseph
]. White disposed OF the following cases
yesterday
Robert Brown, charged with assaulting
and heating Annie Alfriend. Fined $3.50.
aCommitted in default.
Annie Moss. charged with being a COM
mon nrostitute and street-walker. Fined 81.
Martha A. Scott. charged with using in
smiling and indecent language to Nellie.
Fined 81.
and entering in the nighttime the mouse OF
John McGraw and stealing ~. SEM on 10
the Hastings Court.
Michael Ryan, charged with assaultins
and beating Ellen Taylor. Fined 81.
Jack Miller, charged with cnrsinS ana
abusing Mrs. Gertrude Donally ana MISS
Mary Smith. Fined $3.50.
William Fl. Smith, charged with hcinS 4
suspicious character. Turned over 10 MS
grandfather for correction.
John Kelley. charged with lighting IN tue
First Market during market-hours. flned
81 by Justice Grew.
Martha Hewlett, charged with being
disorderly and using profane language III
the street. Fined s2 by Justice Crew..
G. O. Davis. charged with being disof-
derly in the street. Fined 81 by Justice
Bailie.
William Burkey, charged with being
drunk and lying on the street. Fined 81
by Justice Crutchtield.
james Smith and John Wallace, charged
with being disorderly in the Second Market
during market-hours. Smith finedSl; wal
lace fined 50.
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A farmer in Washington, Iowa, owning
property worth $4,000, was possessed
about ten years ago with the idea that he
had been commissioned to open hotel near
Jerusalem, and thus become pioneer in
the work of restoring the Holy City to its
ancient splendor. He claimed to have had
a vision in which the restored city appeared
to him. But his wife and son opposed the
notion OF his going, and when at last he
resolved to depart they determined to re-
main on the farm. He gave them one half
his property, and with $4,000 started on
his Journey two years ago. In good time
be reached the Holy Land, aud at a point
two miles east Of the city purchased several
acres OF land, and there built bis hotel,
which soon became popular resort Of
tourists. What the state OF his mind may
now be as to the future of the fallen city
is not known, but his letters to his family
have been OF o most cheering kind. " He
has prospered abundantlY in worldly
way,' says the Davenport Gazette, "and
his longings for his wife's companIonship
have caused her to decide to follow him.
She has sold her property in Iowa, and ex-
rected to leave this week with her son to
io;n her husband at his hotel on the slopes
OF tie hills Of Judea."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

THE YELLow-FEvER FUND.-Thc total
collections for the yellow-fever fund re-
ceived by Treasurer Quarles amounted to
s5. 1903.
The following were received yesterday :
Employees Baughnlan Brothers, S27.75.
L. S. Edwards. treasurer Army Northern
Virginia, S135.44. SentS165.64 by wire to-
day to J. II. Alurry. treasurer Louisiana
Division Army Northern Virginia, New
Orleans.
SaIie Gwathmy and Laura Eubank, two
little girls, handed in SG.53 from sale OF
bouquets.
G. A. Ainslie, Chief Richmond Fire De-
partment, handed in 300, which has been
sent by wire to to Y. OConner, chief New
Orleans Fire Department.
A private letter to Bodekcr Brothers from
o. l.. Slater, former citizen Of Richmond,
dated CollierviIlc, Tenn. September 18Th,
says: 1--WE have the epidemic fcarfully. II
any town or city needs assistance this is the
place. Please solicit subscriptions for Us at
once. Send to e.. II. Davis, Mayor" Any
contributions left with Messrs. Bodekcr
Brothers will be promptly forwarded.
| The professional musicians or Richmond
met on Sunday afternoon at Sanger Bale
and made arrangements for, an entertain
ment to be given for the benefit OF the
ieycr-suiferers.
/ The proprieters OF Mozart Hall have ten
dered that place OF amusement tor the pul-
pose. The time has not yet been liked.
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WEATHER REPORT

IyD1cAT1oNs roR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, stationary followed by
falling barometer, warmer northeast te
southwest winds, partly cloudy and hazy
weather. 4:
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
Tennessee, and the Ohio valley, warmer
south and east winds, stationary or rainy
barometer, partly cloudy and hazy weat9er
and possibly in the Ohio valley local rams
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, COOL
and pleasant. ~
THEnMoMETEn YEsT ERDAY !: 6 A. NJ, 60
A. b., 10; noon, 7s; 3 P. NJ, 81; 6 Z
~, IL: midnight, So. - =.
Mean temperature, 7Os. ....'
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON STRINGS have re-
duced board 20 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS a month
to favor those cut Off from home by ye:Iow-feyer
Fare Al. Rooms warmed with wood Gre;. Car
riages meet visitors at LynchburR, Lawyers, and
Forest upon advice OF arrva,-Intter two depo,s
four miles each from Grrings. No ,nounsaa damp
ness nor seaside malaria. Greatest bcalIh-gtyng
waters known. UneQualled for dyspepsia, diseases
peculiar TO women, debility, scrofuIu and inalarIal
diseases. All the attractions. Wa:er, 81 per case: I:
mass so cents and s per package, to those unable
10 visit the springs.
Address A. d. DAVIES. President.
Lynchburg, Va.
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AUCTION SAFES TEzlS DAY.

IS" On GN SGtes Of Rect EStnts mode be!Bsst
TIE lSt ~ Jnrunrg dad lest AZ Jn5te te t..rs. fpi
the present B.gr hnrG 80 j. p1H byfhe purchaser
On all safe. uloJc tetiDsea the lSt Of Ji ara iqs,
Of the yeGr the tnIsS hare 10 be pnid 0y Uts sisr
GTGiS cuiora was adopted aDout httac,l years aga
by all the req; ostatr asrIts in itichmund 2no ar.
plies to HiClliC0nd and victnity.J
L. i. COOK. 1911 Miin street, 10 I. ", French
and American cirOnl0S.
GODDIN. WARREN 4 CO.. IL ". front store aud
cellar No. 1912 east Main street for rem, ut auc-
tiOn.
GRUBHS & WILLIAMS. Ak Z. NJ. three garden
farm. Or cCit,ge sizes on the road lcatl.8- from
EroOl; tufHDit;e TO The Mea,. Cw3ridec road. one
mile Lorlii al the city.
W. GODDiN, l.. NJ farm on the Hermitage road
one and half miles from Richmond.
". GODDIN, 10 \. NJ. trustees sale Of fIrm.ug
and cordwUuh lluu I'm h,Ies Cay, Va.
FRANK u. HiLL, 5 L. NJ. trustees sale of build
ing lots OH Grace between Bei!cyille and S.sftr
streets.
ROBERT Il. LYME. ~ p N executors sale Of L
fran' Il hoilSe and lot Oh Concord street one
square north OF Leigh.
ROBERT r. LYME, at John 3. Davis stables on
franklin street, IL A.. NJ, trustc,.9 sac %: Il
large numter OF mules, horses. wagons. thr"c
bu4sie,. family carriage, snw-Inl engine and
machinery, harness. brides. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS BY STEAMERS
WITH NEW YoRK.-Thc cntcrpr>inS mara-
gers OF the Old Dominion Steamship Line
between this city and New York have made
arrangements to ply their fine steamships
between New York and Richmond direct,
leaving here every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday. The time between Richmond
and New York will be shortened considera-
bly, and the trip rendered much more attrac-
tive 10 passengers. The steamers VIII nor
stop at Norfolk, but will come in from the
capes and proceed at once to Riehmond'
rhe steamer which will leave New York on
Saturday evening will arrive here Sunday
night and leave on Monday, in place OF
| Tuesday, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

PEgsoHAL.-Dr. i. B. Watkins, lately a
professor in tie Richmond Medical College,
aad m honored practitioner in this city,
has removed 10 R0chester. \. \.
Judge +. w. Hughes, OF the United
States District Conrt, who was expected
here Yesterday to hear motions set for con-
sderation bv him az this date, failed 10 ar
rive on accoun. cf high water, &c. lie VIII
not be here before Wednesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-17

COTTAGE GINGERBREAD-Take one CUP OF
butter aud lard melted together, add one cup New
Orleans moiasses str INTO this one cup eaca OF sa-
gar aud cold water, two large ieaspoonfnls ginger
two eggs beaten and four cups OF -FOUR having In u
three large teaspoonfus DooLeY's YEAsT-Pow-
DER. Bake in moderately hot oven.