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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-09

PRICES REDUCED, STANDARD UNCHANGED,
by
ANDREW PlZzlSI. JR.,
the renowned manufacl urer Of ~
- PITRE ICE-CREItMS AND MATER-!CES,
SO7 EAST BROAD STREET,
whose reputation has been gained and na1ntalned
for so many years by - - A.,
ist. Using best quality Of milk and cream, the
nrodlIct of one cary, from COWS or the most ap-
nroyed breed: stalled well attended to, ana feu On
Jest lui-fccd and clover.
Cd Using for avoring fruits or fruit juices or The
finest quality Mexican vanilla beans. which come I'D
original packages, and which have not been tam-
pcrcd WITH .
Sd. Using the most approved patent freezers.
4th. Keeping all utensils clean ana sweet anu
5fh MASUF.CTuHISG FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY.
These reasons cause The unrivalled unlioI IN quail
ty which. when added TO promptncss of delivery
and re low nrices always All xcd. cause the enor-
nous demand from families in every part oil Tins
and surrounding cities.
Nearly every church fair, picnic or excursion
has been supplied wholly or In part from ms estaD-
li.hment, aud If low prices can exercise any lhl-
cpce this pa.ronagc will continue.
The hest physicians recommend PlIZ ~
CREAM, and many persons now IN gooh ncalll
were kept alive on it and enabled by It's NUTRITIOUS
qualities to Withstand and overcome dangerous,
Tables. sauccrs. spoons and plates furnished to
fairs pc-c parties, and excursions ordering large
quantities of cream free OF charge
Cream delivered IL anv depot or park near the city
Come and order, or send to -
ie 7-F2n S07 Broad street.
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BY JAS. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

TXCELLENT FURNITURE, MAT
EI TRESSES. SODA FOUNTAIN, CHROMOS;
&c, AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY at 10 o'clock !
will sell at my warcrooms splendid assortment OF
FGRNITURE, Sc. such as -n
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and other BED
AIAHOGANT and STAINED WARDR0BES,
MAHOGANY MAHBLE-TOP BUREAUS ana
WASHSTANDS. o
Excellent CHROMOS and ENGRANINGS;
MAHOGANY SOFAS and PAkLQR C1Alhs,
l SODA FOUNTAIN aud BOI"iLES. ,,..,,,
q new COTTON ard HAlR-TOP hlAIJkESSES
FEATH Err BEDS, HOLSTERS, and PILLOWS;
HAIR MATTRESSES, LOUNGES,
WhAH0GNSY SfDEHOARDS, TIN-SAFES,
UAT-RAC KS. PLATFORM SCALES -.
An assortment Of NOTIONS HATS, SHOES, &C.
Several good CUOkING-STOEES, &c., &c:
JAS, MACDOUGALL,
A uctionper.
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By j. L. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and .Auc!ioneer,
No. lOl6 hIain street.

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
1 THAT MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE NO.
GA WEST FRANKLIN STREET-By yir:ue Of a
deed OF trust 10 us. dated 12th December. 10 ~
'duIy recorded in Rictmend Chanccry Court, in ID.
H. I'll, b., D 4Ol. default having been made In the
payment Of a part of the debt secured, ana being
thereto required by the beneficiary. we will sell on
the premises ON FRIDAY, August 9th, 1878, ut Ok
O'Clock p NJ, the above.descrbed properly, at liie
and opposite Monroe Park. The residence Is large,
we'll built and admirably arranged for comfort and
convenience, in perfect order, and complete IN all
its appointments. Lot 50xl50 feet to Il twenty
foot alley.
TERMS : Cash as to the expenses Of sale and 1878,
with interest from 18th June. lS7S credits as io-
lows To l5ih December, ] S7S. as 10 S215: lHth
June, 1879. 1915; 18th December. 1879, 1875
18th June, 1880, 1915; 18Th Decenber, 1850.
S2,SS7.50 land 10Th December, 1880. S2.S77.oO
rs to the balance Of The purchase-money tic terms
ALEXANDER COKE,
S. CONWAY GODDIN.
aus Trustees.
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.A.1ucrIIox sAlEs..-Fu,ure DAYS.
By Jas. Macdonald. Anct,oneer, r.
10. 10 Governor street. 4.

81 nv Jas. Mncd9uEall. sAhcsionseei, ssaFFsf
no. 10 Governor street.
TINTED STATES MARsHAl's SALE.
FINE LOT OF JEWELRY.
nv y,rtue OF I'm order OF the District Court or inc
Tinted states for the Eastern District OF yirginla,
In the matter OF s. A. Winstock, bankrupt' WIZ
sell OF auction, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1875,
~ O'CLOCK A. M. Mt No. II Fourteenth street; be-
tween e Main and franklin, line stock Of JEWEL
Eli fi& ss9s,s:aHEs GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
btSSTSSISSPp;s ! CAMEO ONYX and PLAIN soL :
1ADt MlSG and GENTLEMEN's FINE GOLD
COILS 6f ffNs: ,B hTSRoSNs SC.
! S g G|;E;;s i$ EEss '''''
otoct are requested 10 reoeem them before the Gay
"a United States Marshal;
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF VERY FINE STORE-FIXTUEES
STOCK OF MEMS y All ~, ReIs READr,nADE
AT l1I7 MAIN STREET. :,
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH, AT 10 A. M
consisting OF
3 sections SHELVING, fancy. with drawers,
LONG COUNTERS, is feet hong, VITA draw
LoS sc COUNTER 3 feet long, with drawers ira s
LONG COUNTER ~ feet long, no drawers !;
LONG COUNTER Ii feet long, no drawers
8 COUNTERS 10 feet long, with drawers
s COUNTERS 10 feet long, no drawers
COUNTERS 8 feet long. double top'
8 COUNTERS feet long, single top;
1 > i Erse G Gt lights each;
/ section SHELVING Is feet long,
. elegant SHOOT MIRRORS, oval tops;
3 elegant S-FOOT MIRRORS. square tops; =,
> e,ecant SINGLE-PLATE SHOWCASES, Sill
yer mounted:
! elegant GLASS PARTITION. "a feet long,
feel high-IO lights, 2 feet By feet hish;
l IRON SAFE 4 feet inches high,
l OFFICE RAIL-ENCLOSUEE, 3 feet square
3'fret high
OFFICE SITTiNG-DEsK. with drawers:
! STAT PARTITION / 8 feet long, feet hisn
STOR E-FURNACE, equal to any IN Inc
8 BLUE JEW W%iINDow-sHADEs.
and 4 general stock Of r,,>-o
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
The above are all first-c!ass make and style.
au 9-3t
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fALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ,>ss,
~ COMPANY. ssnazEkH
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one or their splendid
| steamsrs-0LD DOMINION, WiANOkE. tSAAS
BELL, and ACKNOWLEDGES TUESDAY, FIJI
DAY, and SUNDAY At high water.
Thee ships are entirely new, and were built ex'
pressly for this route.
They have splendid slloons, ssate-rooms' ana oatf'
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attentions are un'
SURPASSED. :.
Goods shlppe,l by this lInea-e landed regularly al
New York on the company's co ,'ered pier, 81 NoEa
river.
Freight received until T. NJ. w.
Cabin fire TO New YORK. sig. s'teerage, % ans
FregAts for points beyond New \ 9rk iorwafdsi
with Dispatch and charge made exc>pt aetaai tx.
penses incurred.
St,ar further Information apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN l. CO., Agents,
my19 Office Compauy's wharyes, Rockets
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By request of A. Harris, Esq, pawnbroser; VII
9th Instant al 10 O'clock the largest and most va
ricd assortment of FORFEITED PLEDGES that ne
DIAN OND RINGS, BREASTPlNs, ana
100 LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD
WATCHES.
e5O SILVER WATCHES-stem- and kcv-wtndsr5
iEnglish, American and SWISS makeS) -.
SILVER CHAINS-lateSt styles;
ELEGANT SETS OF JEWEkRfG, AVID
PLAIN GOLD and SET CAAlEo' On ~ anu
AMETHYST RINGS: ,,.,,,<,,-.
STUDS, SLEEVE and COLLAR-BUTTOSS;
GUNS. PISTOLS,
SILVERWARE, consisting Of. In part, spoons
Forks, Knives. Ladies. &C..
together with many other articles usually found at
an O Z. =. COOK, Auctioneer.
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. jy 6-Tu,F,&wtd
BY Poindexter &c Tupper,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioIeers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND ABOUT TWO MI nd
THE osborne TURNPIKE 10 THE NEW
CENTRAL- TgRNPIkE; II y, T, TIE RE XNEn "
Nh 1AnI0IEfSG THE LANDS OF FRANKLIN
s Syii rms AN6J. +. BRADLEY. AND GEUBBS,
AND DOOLEY.--Ey virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cnted Inv R. A. Roper 10 The undersigned. dated Au-
gust &, 1871 aud ut the request of the henchcia-
Flies. will sell 1T public aucIion on the prensGS'
on TUESDAY, 18th day OF AUGUST ~ ocloe , d.
scribed, containing SIXrY-FIVE ACRES, bounded
on the north by hmmon creek. on the east ny lahu
o,rn,d bv DR. Cru,nn on the south by j. T. Bradley
OH The west by land owned by DOGGY and cicubts.
The improvements consist of 4 DIV ELLlNG WIFI
sjy rooms. kitchen. barn, &c. =.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expense of sale ana Il no,e OF
1920 5 secured by prior deed, an to pay oil the
debt secured by this deed amounting prlnc1pa an
interest to about $40 balance upon such lefilS
do 81 Ia q ~ r. 81 CONNER, Trustee.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
BOOKS CHEAP.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH offer many thousand
valuG BILE works &C lower prices than they can be hid
elsewhere: Among Them arc AP PLEION'S = MER-
ICAE CYCLOP .YDIA. 16 vols. ZELI,'S ESCY-
CLOpEI,.A, 8 vols. ENCYCLOPx EDIA AbfEiI-
CANA, II vols; ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA,
20 vols: NICHOLsQN.S ENCYCLOpE RIA. Il
vols. Also ChAMBERS'S. BRAND'S, WEB
STEERS, BURNS's, CoeLEY'S, HOMAN's, and
others. au 5-d&w
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q. w. PICkRELL. President.
L, =. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
aud nteres, allowed on same II not checked on mort
frequently thao Two or three times week.
Interest on o.. deposits TO commence zen day.
after date of deposit.
Bank open every dav from O'Clock A. III. tin 8
r NJ Sc 2s-eod
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SUNDAY, JUNE %. 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIE DAILY.
No. lilo r. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives a:
E,rkevilS ~ i; NJ saG.
s:U3 +. NJ. Lrr"nsHpr" 1000
r. ". Salisbury 1855 /. ST.,
and Chariot" las \. VI.
No 2-2:JO A. ~. leaves Charlotte: arrives NJ
Salisbury -" :. VI. hr"cn,-
b"r"' go \. NJ. Dm'Io
$50 \. vi. $u'hcrim'> $50
A. 81. Gurkavii,. i2:jS T.. NJ,
aud Richmond ".!T T.. NJ.
THROUGH PAssENGEE TE,I% DAILY.
No. 3-IIl5 +. NJ. leayrs Hichmond;, arrives a.
Vile 7:2:3 l. H.. Greensboro
NJ. and Charlotte 1910 i. VI.
Salisbury j:l7 r. ~. Grrcls-
nosG' ~ r, M:i a., n :;!..l
NJ. and i:lcnmunu 4 VI.
Trains Nos. aud = "in ,ma.r close connection
at Richmond with the Elcam%hn' tFch"riIh, s.
burg and Potomac railroad TO AMI from all points
Norlh and East NJ Eurs"v''lc WIN the Atiln-
tic. alisri-spi and ohio railroad K anI tt"in Farm
VILE. Lyucnbitrt. and all ,ugtlwt+t"rn point: III
Sutlrl Inns with tie Milton aud Suthrriin Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. C.: ~ Dundee W:iH
the Virginia Ntiiand railroad: AT Greensboro with
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for salem
and intermediate points: At Air-lin- junction Will
Atian.a and Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains So>. and viii connect II Richmond go
ing North and South with the Eic1mnnd. ffc':"-
rlcksbure aud Potomac railroad tor Washington
and all points North ana West, ana villa me ~ So
pcake aal Obi" r., lroad for Ri points West: AZ
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad {" a'i'i
from Washington and All points N"F;h ana Ncs,i ,
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad i"r
Raleigh. Go!dsboro. and int"rGe .,aic point 4.
at Salisbury with the Western sprth CaroIin,.
railroad 4; ut Chariot, ~itn the Charlotte. Column
b!a and Augusta RAILROAD ~ ami lfp,n AL points
North and South These trains li'l 'iai.F oil ti'
Richmond AMI fauyiil" raiir!aI. anj roi!u'rt rs
aboyr, except going north "n Suu;ay .Hp.uing ana
going south Monday lDOruiii.. lga."r lntAin- i!.i
connection run ,:aiiv Oh HtchU"ti:. Frr''"r''h' -
burg ana Potomac aud Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. ". y. G.. railroad ran between
Greensboro ana SJlrlu daily except >HnH1f.
Pullman palace GIawing-rn"m amt ,''rp!HS-rAr
run on trains Nus. | and between "" f"'!
and Atlanta rin Richmond. anI ~ $40. : amt !
between Richmond and tliprlu't0. ana h"t"ctt'
Washington. DanVlic. Charlotte. u:.d Augusta.
Tickets SOLD! u all 5o"':gDrE "a: syu.iHcsles1
points, ami baggage checked thr"U@|.
Local tickets good only for continuous a:@"J
between the points RIi8rd on tue ut.ots. 80 ..y
over chec1z Will he given. ..
Genera Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMcRDG, Genera! "&s eager Agent.
Ga.
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From the Home Joni'nal.l
I'm Masncrfafla.

sgz In Hamerfaf1f.
BIZ HOWARD MORTON. 81
n NO s,nss sweet child grown weary with its pla.
,1psr While vet the earth fs bright
8xvyth All the fragrant blossoms OF the May,
And all is wealth or light.
In slumbcr, calm and deep. she closed heS eyes
/ NJ nile heaven was fair absye-
While not cloud Of torrow necSed the Skies
That arched her world OK love.
size who was bean1fnl With every grace
That youth aud hope i'm apart
The radiance of the spring-iime In her race.
Its freshness In her heart
And let no sad fuuereal willow weep,
No cypress cast It's gloom,
Above the bed where she hati1 SunR 70 seep'
But there let daisies bloom.
And shed their fragrance ON the halmy air
sweet types OF her young HE.
Z wIite-robed In purity. and snowy ialr
AS maiden and Us wife.
And when the earliest whispers OF the sprlpS
Awake the sleeping flowers.
n be birds I'm softer cadences VIII sing
Through ell the sunny hours
Above the SPOT where now she s"eeliS areaioo !.
I,fe's happy revel DER
A radiant memory. robed In Scrnai osatn2'
-. And fair forevermorei
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rs GruEbS K Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Anct!onccfs'
Eleventh stree: between Main and Bank.


SALE OF \ VALUABLE
l FEANKLIN-STREET Lot NEAR 10 RICH
MOND COLLEGE By AUCTlON.-ln execution
of deed OF trust TO the undersigned rs tfiis'crs,
bearing date 22d October, ] SO. ana ans recnri+'
i'm the clerks Office Of Richmond ChHncrry Court
we will offer for sale on TUESDAY lsc Ism tti{ oil
August. SIS. at ) O'Clock T. VI. That yer! desf;l-
bic BUILDING LOT described IN sal deed rs io'-
lows to-wt i" II that lot of land lying ami benz.
in the city OF Richmond commencing ~ me p"iht
OF Intersection Of the division line between tl,
property known as 'Bcllviilc' and The Ririll"ni
College property and the south line "l frallN'iil
street and extending eastwardly along sh'i south
line of Franklin street fifty feet and rillIn" hick
hetwcrn naralcl lines one hundred AMI sky i"ct.
more or less. 10 an alley 10 be opcnf! hereafter.
'rhis property will he much enhanced III value ny
improvements contemplated in lis virihiiy' anu
shnnld attract tie attention Of capitalists anu others
seeking desirable building lot.
TERMS: The Terms OF the deed require about
$3.50 in cash. but more liberal terms viii be gwen,
which viii be announced IT the limc Of sale.
J J3HS H. T.: sG;EElf,ii:n<.5 Trustees.
CRrBRs & WILLIAMS. Auc!ionc"rE. an >
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FEENqTU RE.

hoe SALE.-DeEiring to give myM
II attau,ion to mauaG.cturing. my large u
stock OF GI!AMBER, PAka, OR. and DlNISG- TT
ROOM FURNITURE is LOW for sale at nartl-1
lecturers prices.
over friaen per cent saved By lurehassas your
Warerooms 1907 Main street.
S.-PARI,OR SUITS OF Catrjine and other Fine
I5rl.oIstery; CHAMBER SUITS of French Plate
Glass and Beat Finish: SIDgBOARDS, HAT
RACRS, UNREASONABLE, &c.-all OF lhe
Such opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
FURNITURE. te29
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IROEGil lh>SENGER.


-. , iN'>'-'"N"'
SDuE OLF of li.A : 1850
- CpMMENri%H iAi IL ls'H
n,,,,,,.,.,1 -, ,,,,,>.,,p
ift''I"i 100 ,, 80 49, r,,,....
800 L. u. leaves l:ci!!n"MI f.cI'A litl -
DAY. AND SAll Rl'>N. ,nIN'',s -
West Point win steamer ita' ! -
all points on 1"f, ~. au" ~
more aril'c> ~ h.."i'.'', -, ~
w.; connects WIN F'''I> 'i..S ~. =" -
,hS'"!, nE 49, a.. 49,, I,...,,, CONNECTS
~ Rlrhn,ond .itb trtlnsp n Richmond
and Petersburg and LAcsa.3ular AID
ONO railroads
IHRoi"h fEE!uh'. ,.,.,
600 A. II. Leaves Richmond ~ NDNl, We"
roo =, NS,r..ii, -, = - iit'psbtS u:It SAT-
o:oo A. VI intHnrAIi' i.,'s. w,:l st.,n,rs
y, w, -; ,i,.;,t ,i,r ri,,r IYp.,ry, EI,-
tiTIorr, hnI ait wr'!rtr p'ihIA. ,t ~.
meets at Eshnnnnh Nh y, .I
Inondand l'anFii" t!tF''H.' '.r..''""' .
AMI Fctc:s bur:. and tHesaueaAe AAe
Ohio raiir".3s. rxcrr
LOCAL pA>sh,H ,'E re- 5.,,s,,, Sum.
day..
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BY poindcxtcr Z Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
1900 Main street.

GALE Or \ VALUABLE AND FER
= TILE SMALL FARM On TIE CHARLES
CITY ROAD THREE MILES fIOM TOW y.
TIE RESIDENCE OF !. GEBliARDT. ESQ
Nv request Of the owner, who Intends moving from
the county. we VIII sell OF MONDAY. August l2;ll
icnurl-l;lyl. ut iicnrico couri-huu'c. the above
FARM consisting oiTliiRTEEE ACRES; FRAME
DWELLING. four rooul:. yearly new: sr9h'e. kltch,
en-, Sc. 4 very comfortable nome, ana VIII be sold
positively.
b. TERMS: Reasonable. -
al o.5.7.9S12 AuctipncCrs.
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IGE-CEEhW.

TCE-C 4 z 4 81.
..uost uuricious and healthy when pure and
sh."-Journdk OF Health. ,,,,,,
Rest duality at 4 reasonable price cheaper than
DOOR quality at no price"
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A little boy yesterday, speaking about
the eclipse, and having very vague ideas OF
astronomical wonders, said be "didn,t
, think they would let it off to-day; couldn,.
ANYBODY see it, twas SO cloudy. "-Aaoar7'
Advertiser.
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AUCTION SALES--.Thts Fay.
By E. B. Cook. Auctioneer,
No. 20 Governor street.

SALE OF A LARGE
AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DIAMONDS
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, GUNS, Pts
Tolls, &C., AT
AUCTION.
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5000 10 IS per reani' AZ
Is iba DISPATCH pRISTlNG-HousE.
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TNHE ALLEGuANY SPRINGS FOR
L SALE.-!n accordance with decree entered in
the MUntg Omery Circuit Court December 10. 1877.
in the suit Of John r. Slaughter and others John
ID. Langhorue and Others rs commissioners, we win
sell at auction. on The premises, THURSDAY, Au-
situated in Montgomery county, Va. known as The
ALLEGHANf SPRINGS, comprising about 1900
or 300 Of agricultural and grass lands well
fenced and in high state Of cultivation, with the
improvements theron.
HOTEL, COTTAGES. &C., in good repair. afford
Ing irst-class accommodations for 600 guests. The
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TEN-PIN
ALLEY in the State: one STORE-HOUSE, now
renting for $500 per annum; one No. STABLE
and other out-Duildinss. including BATH.HOUsE.
with all necessary out-houSes: one SAW-SllLL. one
CORN-MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRlGHT-SHOPS, &c.
VIII also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sstng Of the entire ou fit for the springs and farm.
For more minute description or this very valuable
property reference Is made to the circulars OF the
Springs: among other features, setting forth the
great value of the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. Persons desiring TO purchase are In
Vited to examine the property before day of sale.
cash; one eighth IN ninety days, purchaser giving
theI his negotiable noie satisfactorily endorsed,
with interest from day OF sale residue OF purchase
money Oh Il credit of one, fwO, and three years,
purchaser giving therefor bogds with waiver Of
homestead. and approved persona security, said
ialali also be required 10 insure the buildings said
Ifoperty for the benefit of the beaenclarleS under
the decree for IN amount equal TO ore fourth OF The
purchase money, said Insurance to BIZ kept up until
The Court otherwise direct.
THOMAS r.. SULLIVAN,
CHARLES III. BLACKBOARD,
GEORGE r. rAYLOE.
1y22~lm Commissioners.
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DICUllCND AID UANNILLE RAIL-
H. ROAD COMPANY.
DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
| SUNDAY, JUNE 23.1s7S.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

NITIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CAPITAL................ 800. n0t
SUPPL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1905
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RICuMoSp, !OEK RIVER AHI 'Ea>rEHhEt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING INi y, 1871
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No. 5000 a. NJ.

Engineer ali Superintendent
CphNAI X. lIpNAHb,
General Passenger AMI Ticket Agent.
10 Richmond. VA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-03-06

Then Colonel Catterlin bestirs himself and
says we must have a road out his way, and
thus the pike to Mchigantown must and
! will be built. Now comes George Scroggy,
and he says there must be a road to Kilmore.
So it goes. Frankfort Will soon be environed
with good roads.
DIR. Hardwicke, the coroner, at a recent
inquest in MarylebOne, LORdon, said that
300 children annually met their deaths in
London alone from suffocation in bed. 1t is
generally imagined that the suffocstion of
infants arises in great measure from the
Incorporate habits of their parents. DIR.
Hardewicke however, is of opinion that this
is mistaken impression. His experience
leads him to the conclusion that the causes
OF suftocation are mostly due to the over
kindliness of the parents.
When the late bis lop of Oxford was travel
ing eastward to ettend the church congress
at Norwich, lady sitting opposite to him
commented in flattering terms On the
elOquence and ability of the great Anglican
divine, quite UNCONSCIOUS that she was ad-
dressing him. But why, sir" she added,
''do people call him Soapy Sam?' well,
madam" replied the bishop, Il suppose it Is
because he has always been in good deal of
hot water, and always manages to come out
with clean hands"
And now another romance is exploded
Only few days ago II was announced that
the daughter of Kleber, the Alsatian general,
was living, old, blind and in poverty, and
divers pretty paragraphs, concerning "the
ingratitude OF republics" we're thereupon
written. Then a matter-of. fact French re-
porter-there are such-set to work to in
vestigate the matter, and she proved to be
the widow of Kleber's son. Then he inves-
tigated step further and discovered that
Kleber had never been married; also, that
AA1rr Il. II L 4
ever bad an illegitimate son. Thus another
little romance of history vanishes before
sober facts like the frost picture upon the
pane before the sun.
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of prayer meeting and Sabbath schools, were
finished, and after the benediction the con-
gregation came around the steps of the pull
pit to greet the minister. A name,
grasp of the hand, and the
introduction was complete, though
now and then some old Christian would
pause for a moments conversation. Fathers
and mothers brought their children with
them as they came from their pews to speak
TO Mr.. Arnold, and he had kindly word for
each. AS little space was left about him,
an old man leaning heavily on his cane ap-
preached the altar. At his side was the
young girl whose voice had attracted the
attention of the minister, and who awaited
with him an introduction. Brother Allen
Brother Arnold; this is his granddaughter.
Ruth Allison" said Mr.. Long Brother Al
len is an old member of our church, and his
son in-law, John Allison, was our first
preacher. He and his wife both died here"
and with this bit OF biography the ceremony
concluded. The daughter of minister,
fatherless and motherless, Ruth Allison,
needed no further words to commend her to
the young pastor.
To be Continued.l