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4 The efforts of politicians and aspirants
/ Cor Office to convince the people OF this
] eountrE that flood OF irredeemabe green
/ backs will serve as panacea for all the ills
I to Which humanity is subjected is both
ridiculous and nonsensical. Every labor
i, TX man knows that in order to obtain
m 9heg. whether it be scarce or plentiful, he
mn Nst continue to labor. The demagogue
and the politician may theorize upon the
bene lis OF hountiful supply OF cheap
cnrre, ley, but the workingman has but one
means Of getting possession OF II, and that
ne naym ent for his abor.-NorJolE Ledger.
The or wernmert does not tissue trade
dollars at af and then redeem them at 81
sner cent ii, 3coHnt." The Government does
not {. issre,, ts.ade-dollsrs at all. They are
simnlv coined at the mint for the owners OF
bullion who DR.. rfsf to have the metal in that
sbape rather thu n 10 bars. They are not
MONEY me- and have .. aIy their billion value
Philadelphia Times.
The native Parisians are still puzzled TO
understand " by all the Americana lsbo ut
tend their great intern at!onal exposition
this summer call it the . centennial, p :.
;HasOkeys.
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FIAT MONEY FOR THE HEATHEN.-A GER
tain Sabbath.school teacher WAS iG the habit
of making collections in the juvenile dc"
partment of the school for missionary pur-
poses. lie was not little surprised one
day to find counterfeit coin among the
pennies, and on asking the class who put 1t
there, the youthful donor was pointed out
to him by one who saw him deposit 1t.
"Did you not know that this was good for
nothing?" inquired the teacher. " Yes.
sir" answered the boy. "Then why dld
you put it in the boX?" 81 didn't spose, -
coolIy replied the boy, "thatthe little hea:
thens would know the difference, so l
thought it would be just as good for them
| rs Il rcnl One.N -
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q
rEr ! M congressman Frye,s speech ct An
fhIrr. Me,I hut. says our greenDacR
sriard. Ne are goin9 10 make this legal
tender. Admit, for the sake OF the argu..
,Tss,,,t. .yoI, can. w hat can Government
make it II leaal tender forf A legal tender
for the nayment OF debt. Oh, yes here
we are aliin debt, and the news comes f naa
the Government has printed 2, G00.OOOso0V
Of pieces OF paper which are legal tenaer
for orr debts. Good gracious, how we
want, to get at; that 81, coo. 000, coo how
ean we? There IL no man in this nall tha U
ca,, roll ma, any way to get a dollar that is
worth a dollar without paying for lt Id
WORK or worth, unless you steal 10. Iney
say they are going to have cheap money
we'll. Il viii be cheap money. asked !. one
NJ their leaders the other day. he replica !:
eve have not concluded how the people
are TO get it yet Iiaughter1; but my ldea II
/ that the Government should print enenl
and appoint a sub.trcasurer In every
county In the United States, ah" SEM
him some OF this money! suppose Daie
or basketful--and that he should ioan ths
out TO Tom, Dick, and Harry at low TAU
OF interest, and take mortgages on anythlns
man had who wanted money. WAL
magnificent field this would be Tor the an
droscoggin bar! It would take every mi,
mute OF our time to draw up the papers anu
nrotect the sub-treasurer ana tue 1uuse
would take ali bis time Ia entering UP iuuS
mentsl You 60 over to Augusta ana pich
ont the craziest man in that insane asylum,
and YOU take that crazy man and you pee s
ont the darkest night that ever existed a ho,
YOU put that man in the deepest sleep p. Ina. ~
ever was, and you get an angel to %! 5raa .
h;no tho rviIdest dream that ever came u
the craziest man in the darkest night Oh
this earth, and it would not begin TO com
mar to this insane delusion! lRoars o
laughter.
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PLAIN Mr. GOOD ENoUGH.-The news
napers have it in their power to put an end to
the whole race OF scrub !" Generals" IS Colo
nels." ~Maiors," and "Captains" with
which the country is now afflicted. They
can do it by reserving military titles, as they
should be reserved, for those in actual mill
tary service, and substituting ''Mr." for
i" General,'' "ColoneL" or "Maior" as to
MI who are ju the peaceful pursuits of life.
1t is impossible to distinguish the real from
the bogus military people now, and the best
a.ule would be to let the t4tie die with the
service. Plain Mr." ought to be title
,eGough for any good American citizen.-
Isl. Louis Globe Democrat.
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was1s no Rus.-zG Colonel q. q. Latham.||
:was IN In town on Tuesday, Il is said, looking
around for the I. pints, with a view 10 |
mating II dash for The cong ressional stake
in case the Republicans make . nomination
Hc seems 10 think Latham the proper man
To run. The Colonel commanded TINS post
here when the "Johnnies s, came 10 anu
II he maks rs good run ZOE CONGRESS as
he. did then, Mr. Martin had as well retire.
Reuser Tribune. ~; Il
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An old gentleman has just died in Illinois
who held the Office of postmaster in small
town for more thnn thirty years. He saiu
he thought be might. have worried through.
another summer il there hadn't peen 30
many posral.cards TO read Washington nan
Post e8sfsE
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By Frank j.. Sampson,
REM Estate Agent, Auctionecr, and Notary Public
No. 9s1 Hull street, Manchester, Va. :ss
TRTsTEE,s AUCTION SALE OF YAL.

uyRTTsTEE,s AUCTION SALE OF YAL-
i TARLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY ~. " ~
Ma NcH EsTER-By virtue or certutn deco OF
tr1st dated Juiy s., Is77.in Dteo-Book NO. y page
SOL from Joh c. special com ~ .e,r
ta,1e raoujred "a 20 do by the beneficiary, WIN
sell on September i XII deed rs Sos
i 7, n .'t IN soTIARE OF VACANT LAND, No.
InGa In the CITY OF hfanchester bounded BY Eye,
rett injury and Firth and sixth streets anu L0 9a
feet ON Maury street between Second ana Ihlrd
streets. ...-4,. 49, ,,r,,d,r,
Int "a considered the best body Of brick clay,
for which Manchester is Iruthfully celebrated. ;,
TERMS Cash as 10 the cost Of executing this
the balance upon such terms as may be announced
20 or 90 Trustee.
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BY Robert Ii. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALEOF \ NICE FRAME
HOUSE AND GOOD LOT SITUATED ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST. PAUL
AND BAKER STREETS, AND Opp0SlTE BA-
rution of a certain deed of trust from Richard
Ncekin.s TO the Undersigned as trustee. dated 2oh
july, 1867, and duly recorded in HichmoiiI Chi-
mon the premises. on FRIDAY the 30ih day Of
August, 1875, ut o'clock =. NJ being required 20
having bccn made in the payment of the bonds Sc
cured thereby. all the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed. The lot has front OF ~ iret on ~.
Paul street and runs back faker street l29 irct
TO an cipht-fCot alley. which |; has front ri 30
feet. The house Is !. rev frame one: ana contains
about four rooms. "A,
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and SuNl-
Client 10 pav off two bonds past due ana interest
thcreon-Yiz., bond for $50 with interest thereon
from January 20. 1865. and bond IursSl5O. WIN
interest thereon from july 20, 1865, and residue
upon terms TO be given III sale.
M on Trustee.
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By Cbalhn, Staples 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
Tenth aud Main streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY STREET BETMEES MA MADISON st,,s I, AND
EELVIDERE STREETS, DESIGNATED AZ
DWELLING No. 312 WEST CARY STREET.
BY virtue Of Il certain deed OF trust dated August
2, 1875. and duly recorded ~ the Chancery Court
clerks Office OF the city of Richmond, Va, default
aving been made in the payment of the Interest
the amount therein secured we shall sell being re-
uuired so TO do by the hcneilciary) on FRIDAY the
23d day of August, 1878, upon Inc premises, at the
hour Of o'clock ?; ~. the above valuable PRO
PERTY. The LOT has front of 16 feet inches,
and runs back between parallel lines So feet to
alley Tie DWELLING is OF brick, built In 1875,
and has eight rooms, with the usual modern conve-
niences. The attention of those seeking comfort
able home Is asked ls this sale.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale and 1854 ;
and upon The following credits: 1851 payable I'd
of February. 1879: 1854 payable I'd or August,
1879; $685. payable % Of February 1880; and
S2,696.54 payable I'd OF August. 1850; and the
balance, II any, upon such terms rs Will be an
nounced ut the sale.
40 7. n RTTHlEIEIFooRD,} Trustees.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Asp . ~. ro,:
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY Fl, l1'1'
THROUGH PASSENGEH.
500 Z. u. Leaves Richmond II ESjAl III ~,
DAY, and SATURDAY. t"natr'1 ~
West Point WIN steamer Havana iut
all point. on York ..iNrr ant HJ'.-
more. Arrives IN Ba'tm"rr Al ~
NJ; connects with rail. l"f "hsp
ington, Philadelphia. Nc" "r"' h'E,
ton. and all west. I'll point. ,"hh'',i
at Richmond with train, al R!ciiinph1
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake aHo
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A. III. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
WV NESD.tY. and FRIDAY: and
600 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SaI-
lRRDAY. Connects wth hItalnsts
at West Point !"r river lIu''i.Ss' pa, pal
timorc, and all western points. on
meets al Richmond with rains on kichS
mou,i and Danviile tlr"id.R1ctnloiit.
and Pctersburs and Ch'sa1eaAe aiAa
Ohio railroads. ~
LOCAL PASSENGGH. ., ,,,
goo NJ Leaves Richmond daily except sua-
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. N. Arrives at Richmond TukSDAi.
~N'NN THURSDAY, and SAFE ,RDAl. Con,
meets with trains on Richmond Suh
Petersburg and ChesaIenSr ana 1hio
| railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bad
timore from r!eT n x, t;.S and FRI FRI
DAY, at 1 L. u. C"nnscts VIII
trains from Ph'adetphIa, ~" notA
! and western points, ami 4. West t'oih.
| With trains for Richmond ana !Ae
| South.
| THROUGH FREIGHT.
| x.oo p NJ. arrives al Richnond MONDAY, w ED
! NEW NESDAY, and FRIDAY aud r
| s16p. NJ, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. A"i 81 =.
| UlDAY. Connects with etcihi', a'
West Point trom baltimore. ." Tr
meets with Kchmond dh% p DAM IN. >
| Richmond and PctsrohHtS' anI N'ie'A-
| peake and Ohio railroads.
| LOCAL PASSENGER.
,n.np 4 NJ Arrives Al Rlcn.aond daily except sun.
| tav Connects with H!chmond Hna
/ Petersburg and Chesapeake aud Vt!a
| railroads. go r-o,,
southern n,o,nts Cars run through between A!aE..'
Csrefui handling and dispatch, with loves. sa's''
guaranteed. 10, .r,.cs r,tes.
issued 10 all northern and western lbiI1'. ~ ,d
Through tickets sold 70 all northern; tastTsh' a"e
western points, and baggage checked !hf2ash az.
For tickets apply At General kaiIroad ilsAy' W, t
ace. aSS Main street; at the Exchange Hotel Any
Eeompany's depot, corner TwentS-shifa aaa WV
ma 81 ii. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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IosT s,TnAYED. AND FOUND.

lost, ON YESTERDAY,THE2 1sr IN
IL SLANT, between Seventh and Broad, Grace
ana Fifth. out 10 Leigh. ROLL OF MONEY.
reward will be paid lie finder If left ut DIR. SAX
NETT'S drugstore, corner OF Seventh and Broad ,;
streets. Gu EI-1t
CTOLEN, FROM MY HOUSE ON Er
y Monday night August 9th, on Deep Run ~
,urnp he, Six miles above the city, BAY NAIL Az.
Also BLINiJ HRIDLE and new SADDLE. A snila
biz reward will be paid for her return. The party q
colored man-daTk coor) was last seen going III the
direction OF Beaver Dam station:
al 22-I3i &Sw1tt w. y. JENNlN1S.
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.1I1r1oN sALEs-..This Day.
BY E. h. Cook. Auctioneer'
No. 20 Governor street.

.IToUsEHoLD FURNITURE; AZ "A. Au ~,
IL TION.-THIS DAY Ut u ri GzES STSfH FIRM
TURE, embracing e,,Yor &, -one.
One aRsL $500 SOFA or BED-LOUNGE.
W I's DEDSTEADS. WARDRoBES,
RTfPEkIjs, WAsHSTANDS,
E0FAS LOUNGES, EL.-
SpStP1.6R CHAIRS, MATTRESS, &C., &c.
rnnsIenIncnts received to hohr OF sale.
%, 90 e. b. COOK, Auctionecr.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF dis
y tress-wrrrant In my hands, and by consent OF
the parties iDteres ted will sell ut the store LATELY oc-
cupied by tile Southern Tea Company, NO. s12's
Main street WEDMESDAY the 2Sth nstan Mii ~
LEASE OF SAID STORE. ending January 20.
1873. and Immediately thereafter viii be SOLD The
entire stock of goods in the store-consist1ns OF
TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR.,
RICE. SOAP, SODA,
FLOUR. BR0OMS,
WOOD and WILLOW-WARC,
TEa-CADD1ES.
COFFEE. and TEA-STANDS. &c. &c.
..--E. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
an % Sheriff of The Citybf Richmond.
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BY Poiudexter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AIS ACRES OF
l. LAND, AND SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. IN HENPICO COUNTY. TEN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, ON THE RIVER
ROAD, LEADING FROM RI G II NJ ON TO
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSEOCCUPl BY
DR. j. L. JUHNSON.-Ey virtue of Il certain deed
of trust executed By George 8. BOnne. trustee for
Margaret f. johnson. lied July IS: 1877, and duly
record, d In the clerks office Of the Henrico County
Court ticfaut having been made IN the payment OF
certain note therein securely, shall SELL neing re-
quircd so to do by The beneficiary, on FRIDAY. Az
gust so. 1878, at Hcnrico County Court, at ~ NJ ,
tho above valuable property. This farm Is consd-
ere one Of the best below the city. the land and i'm
prOyemeItS being very super;rr-thc w.gromnds
extending back to the river a frSt-c nwelllng,
ample out-hudings. and lime-kiln recently erect
ed. are part Of tie premises. g..
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses OF sale, and MORE OF
500 due july 2S, 1875 with interest TO day OF sale
and the rcsiJue upon the following credits: One
note of 800. payable January 2S. 1879; and Two
notes or 800 and $500 each, payable July rs.
1879: and The balance payable upon such terms rs
G. X. MACON, Trustee.
pOINDEXTER e UPPER. Auctioneers. al 20
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BY Robert 8. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,

AUCTION SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
n OR RESERVE, ON THURSDAY THE 22o
DAY OF AUGUST, 1873, At s 6 QGk9ck Il E. = Nj Z,
BtJILDING No. gig EAST BROAD STREET,
BETWEEM sEG9D AID S T naTIS suk tae E.
anest or the owner, will offer for sale. upon the
premiscs. on the day and hour above mentioned the
entire FRAME PORTION Of the building, consist
ing Of sash, blinds, doors, windows door-lfaanes
&C.. &c. ,uua-
Ing materials al low figure Is Invited to this sale
mn 90 ROBERT q. LYME. Auctioneer.
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tNHE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOX
SALE.-ln accordance with decree entered In
1he Montgomery Circuit Court December ~. 1SIf'
in the suit Of John f. Slaughter and others u.s. ooi
d. Langhorne and others, rs commissioners we WIN
sell at auction, the premises, TfiUitSi,A Z, Az
rust 90 1878, ut 2 O'Clock, the valuable property
Situated in Monlp omery county, Va, known as ,ne
hT,LEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about 1.ZuU
or 400 acrs of AGRICULTURAL and grass LANDS, wen
fenced ami in high state OF cultivation, Win Tue
improvements theron. r,
Ing first-class accommodations for GOO guests Ihe
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest st, , TES-rlN
ALLEY In The State: one STORE-H0 USE. now
renting for $500 per annum; one No. TABLE
and other out-tudingS inclndtng BATHIiHtQ299ScsE'
with all necessary outhouses: one SAW-MILh:: one
CORN.MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c.
Viii also sell the PERSONAL PROP ERTY con
sis,pg of the entire outfit TOR the springs anu 1arn
For a lore minute description OF this very valuable
property reference Is made to the circulars OF tne
pings: among other features setting ior,n tnt
preat value of the WATERS for their nedic1nai
properties. PERSONS desiring TO purchase are III
vitcd 10 examine the property before day OF SAFE
cash; one eighth in ninety days. purchaser gvlng
the1 efor hls negotiable noe, satisfactorily
with interest from day of sale residue OF purchase
money Oh credit Of one Two, anu three years
| purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver Oh
| homestead. and approved personal security, salo
bonds hearing interest from dav of sale. Purchaser
shal also be required 10 Insure the buildings on sau
property for the benefit of the beneiclaries undel
the decree for IN amount equal TO one fourth OF ING
purchase. money, said insurance to be kept UP uht
| The Court otherwise direct.
CHARLES NJ. DLhCkFORD,
GEORGE 2. TAYLOE,
ive2-1m Commissioners.
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by Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and AEctionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
Il FRAME HOUSES on N STREET Be,
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
Ar AUCTION.-lu execution OF Il certain decd OF
trust to the undersigned, trustees iatcd August .:
1877. from John johnson and wife: ard recorded
In Richmond Chancery Court, d. Is. III g. page
pubic auction. on SATURDAY the 24tii day of
August, 1878. at O'Clock L. b. being required so
To- do bv the holder of the secured by said deed
default having been made in the payment OF Inc
same. all the PROPERTY con:cyed ny the sag
decd consisting OF TWO TllREE-HOtSi rRAME
TFNENENIrS. now occupied by John johnson and
Lee Holmes. The LOTS have Il front Of about
fourteen feet aud ran back 4 good deplil. Inc
houses would pay Il very good per cent. on the IN
vnSlmtnt. 49,, ,
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and enough
10 pay Off note FOR 1895. with all COSTS &C., there
on residue upon terms 10 be given at sale.
'' X. \. MEAGIIER,
RO. STILES,
auoO Trustees.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
i OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
bNb uNDOURTEDLY COAL PROPERTY OF
THE BEST QUALITY.-Sy virtue Of deed OF
Office of Chesterfield county. from j. r. Mcire and
vile dated May 20, 1871 being required so 10 DO "
the beneficiary in said decd. will expose to sale at
nflblic auction on the prt mises, OH WEDNESDAY,
Septtmbcr 4, 1873, between the hours OF ~ NJ
and O'Clock P. NJ, lha, DESIRABLE FARM and
COAL LANDS in said county. about TWO miles from
the village of Midlothian. and adjoining the lands
of the Midlothian Coal S1ine Company. Franklin
Stcarns, and Others. containing 500 ACRES, more
coal. This is really a chance for number one IN
vestment.
TERMS Cash rs to expenses or SAFE anu 10 pay
off note now asl due for 5000. with accrued IL
eerest and the balance upon such terms as the pre-
sent owper may direct or as the trustee snail an
nounce at the hour OF sale. l.. Il. GILES,
all % lrislec.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
TNECUTOR'S SALE OF a NICE DE-
GITACHED FRAME HOUSE. WITH GOOD
IOT &c SITUATED ON TIE WEST LINE OF
TWENTY-NINTH BETWEEN LEIGH AND n! N
STREETS. AND ADJOINING THE RESiDENCE
The request of the executor Of Isaac Butler, de-
ceased, viii offer for sale, upon the premses. on
o'clock p ~. the HOUSE and LOT above de-
scribed. The house contains about four rooms AND
coal house. &c. The lot las Il front OF about ~
feet and runs back about $50 feet.
Special attention of those OF limited means wish
ing 10 purchase good home IS invited 10 tins sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at fix, Twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable nOIeS secured by
trust decd ROBERT Il. LYME,
nu2I Aucionecr.
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yXTE MAKE NO PRETENS1ONSA
wv to he selling out ut cost In order 10 close La
~. cbanre busiucss; but we will guarantee to ETS
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds at prices rs low
as any house in the city, our stock being 1ult anu
comnIetc in Parl9r. Chamber, and Dining Room
Furniture of all kinds. We will offer special bur-
yallis In ne suits (par!Or and chamber) for the next
thirty DAYS. Parties in want Of Furniture OF any
kind should not fall to examine stock before pur-
chasing. +. GhIHRlGhI Sun.
Nv 19-2m 16 Governo street.
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T D. GATEWOOD, 1908 EAST "A
e.. MAIN STREET.-,Just received new Es5s
signs and finish for PAkLOR, ClAMBEk, and
nINING-ROOM. Cottage suits from $l5 TO siO !;
Poplar, NIarblc-Top, $2S TO $50; Walnut trench
Dresser and Dressing Case Suits, s50 10 H2o0; IaI
Tor Suits, in Cotealne, Raw silk, Terry, ana aialr
Cloth from $40 10 $500; also. all classes OF soous
NJ nricos 10 snit the times. am now finishing FAR
Iur Suits Lounges, Chairs. &C.: stuffed WITH y; ir
eynrtssly for this market. Spccial attention gwen
e. e, hi s,mch NJ hmsincss Chairs speciality Up
hoIste,inr and RnpaIring. Terms liberal. lV2O
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TOR SALE.-Desiring TO give myM
Il attention To manufacturing, my large In,
stock of CHAMBER. PARLOR. and DINING Fhay
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale at nianu-'
facturerS' prices. ,
Over fifteen per cent. saved by purchasing your
FTTpSTrIRE nc ARTHUR ROONEY'S.
Warcr0oms 1907 Main street.
PS-PARl.OR SUITS Of Coreline and other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SCITS of French Plate
Glass and Best Flush: SAFEGUARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTEESlON-TABLES &C.-all OF The
finest make and patterns. .onr
Such opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
EIRNITTRE. ye 20
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FURNITURE.
F''s''0"5 1prr,p' """''''''' 3
MATTRESSES, BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERED


MATTRESSES, BEDDING AND CPHOLSIENED
GOODS.
lam not selling out nor selling at cost. but am
offering rs large and well-Selected stock OF thc
aforementioned goods at as low figure vs. can ne
buncht anywhere. | keep full line OF FL RNl-
TURE Of all descriptions. and the public WIN con-
Vince themselves of the aforementioned TACT Dy
WILLIAM DATFRON,
49, 143S Main street.
Matfress Factory and Upholstering-Ro Rooms; Nos.
lG. IS. 20 north Fifteenth street. ~ ZI-eonEnl
ZINE CHAMBER AND PARLOR RI
Il FURNITURE.-I am now offering FINE RS
greatly reduced prices. See these SUITES ana you
will be satisfied the prices are low: l have great
variety Of other Z URNirURE and MATTRESSES
ar I,rices TO suit all who vii! examine my stock
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
MI l3-eod Governor street, Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-22

BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
No, 92l Hull street. Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-22

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a Dominion Steamship Company z-ssssS.i: zsaz,
steamship WYANOkE. CantaIn COrCli, VIII sail
FRIDAY, August 23d. ut i o'clock a. NJ.
Freight received until o O'Clock A. ". g.
w;ri,td with dispatch to ali points north, south, east,
and west: also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York. S12; Iound-trip tickets,
:24. Storage, Sc and SO.
For freight or passage. apply L"
G. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
,r o13t COmuany's Wharf. Rockets.