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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

THROUGH MAIL TEAI% DAILY.
No. l-l:40 =. ~. leaves ':icGn.i": arrives ~.
a H"ES,' 4:li - 7. II H.: II D.n o%H.
+. H., S:'ii,a,,g 1855 +. 81,
an! ,'harl"t.~ las \. VI.
40 2-2:,O A. NJ. lcav"s Ciarint.r: ARRIVES nc
J%:' t;;G !. II. p"E.
a. IT.. H.rkcyii,r i2:5S T.. NJ,
an: Richmond 2:l7 t'.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAM DAILY.
40. 3-ll:I5 L. NJ. leaves E!'En",a: arr'N.' .:
vile 7:23 y. -. ';r"""s1rIo'
9:l5 \. VI. aii-aury ll:ni -,
81. suit ,hn@:";se l2:4o + =.
No. A4l' T. N s $jf:s 'T +. M s.' r.
@?sI r. H. .m,%.tt,h. 49, 80: =.
NJ. ,nd Elchr,'.,a "a NJ
Trains Nos. anu VIII maxi ci'. ,.,onmrct!r!.
ut Hichmon1 WIKI The ElchmcH:. frc,!,rirs-.
Du!g ani Potomac railroad :" and irun al. r'ait
North and East: ~ l;ur.c'il!c with tic li'an-
he. Mississippi ana Oho railroad '"a.i 'iom l'tslGr
>ntllr.Iin'S with tie M!trn and ~a.@rritn htrr'"-
Gauge rairoad for Milton. y. c.: n,n'irr ~.
toe Virginia Midland rIiir"Il: 1t Gr'r.!rG"."' WA
TIE Southwestern North Carolina u".ti Tor ''1.r&.
and intermediate points: az sal H"gy "!Ih ~"
Western North Caiojina raj ir"nd ".Nsspt sunday
for sfatcsvillc ASnNiilr anh Int"ri!",ii..c ro"'-
a. airline junction WITH Alfalfa ana tA!ri";.%
Airline.
Trans Eos and VIII connect =, Eic!lmoud ~
inG North am. south "i,h the i.i'trl"nG r'"!'-
rrksbur. and Potomac railroad for N.,htantrH
audail prIIt5 North aud West. ana VIVA ~" ca -
Icaks a1t OH" railroad Tor ~ i,p'G's Wei: q:
Dundee with ErSini:. Midland rh.rpi"i L" @tH;
from Washington and an po!nt, Ao"iN ant ~:
~ Greensboro with North Caroline raiiroa" :"H
Raleigh. Go!,Isl0:O'. aud INTERIM" i1:c uriH;-.
Il: CiIarUT:. ritn III" Clartut;C. Colombia Nut
Augusta railroad tc AMI trGm az I"lE!> %".'..
and south. These irliES ran "Hi on I.t
Richmond aud IlanviIc raiiroad. a!ii "pGr"r e,
above. except going n".lh ~ SuU'.iy n.'r"tas al
going south Monday morning. iTntMs urisi"s i-..3
connection run daily Oh 1:ic!imr,.lh !ft!"i"'''-
a:lgs aad Potomac amd thcsaists!.y 81. t:ip ru-
roads except sunday.
Trains on the y. ". y. &. raiiros.l !''n h'tF'.ii
Greensboro and Siic,n daily cXcciI sunday.
Pullman piiacc dI;awIns-I Dom aE'i -!"iiHH-,'W'
trains Nos. ana = hCt"rga ~" I"...
and atlanta ria EichIn"nI. ana rh \".. ! ~"
between Richmond and Charlotte. ana h't"''i.
Washington. camvtf, Charlotte. a;.i Augusta.
tickets sold - Al: southern Az. a"ItL"'s.t'&
pOi,itt, snd hact:arc Cli"cs"h thfouta.
Local tickets good UEIE L.! ""niis ~ -"
between the rJincs uolne'i Oh the .n,'S - a.
gyer cliecss VIII &c given.
T. 81. =. q .!.CpTJ
C.taasI. =. '-''l,-. =
JOHN z. NhCNuEcC, Grn".aJ !'s-7'.@ 80 ..,''...
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RAiLRoAD aisEs.
~ M ESsSs.Ss 1870 -

80 M -. - - SO 80
+ CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPAEY.-On and after WEDNEs-
DAY, September lS, 1878. passenger trains WIN
leave and arrive ut Richmond as follows: '''
WESTWARD.
No. 1-7:30A. M.-Leaves-FoR WHITE SULPHUR.
Daily except Sunday; stop, At
ali regular stations: arrives a.
Gordon,vrne at 1886 4. 81;
Charlottesville ut il:15 4. NJ
Stanton AZ l:35 p. ". dinner:
Will Sulphur Il, $50 r. H.
For WAsnIHGToS: ARRIVES
leaves by Virginia MIIland 4.
400 L. NJ: arrives at Wash
ing'on al 9:l5 z. Il.
FOR iYSCHBuEG: Arrive,
ut charlottesville at l1:Z5 4
NJ: lrases By virginia Midland
at 1885 a. ~: sfrl9.s %
I.yuclib'lrc ut 2:20 Psi.
70. 9:45 p. M-Leaycs-F OR lfTCIyNATI:
Daily: stops ut hanover Jmc-
ton Soc's Baa"rr Dam. Fr,4i-
crick's !lall. L"uisia Trayl-
ANS. Gordonsylc. Gotham,
Keswick, Ctar.ot!esyin..
Lynfiiburg Junction. IVY Ne.
churn's River. Greenwood. AZ
ton. WayDesbnrY', Fishrr,v!!G.,
Stanton. SwC0pc's. Goshen
MILFORD. Cllfto!t Forge. VII
ton. and al! >'I;,ous Ne, a;
CovingtOn Arrives AZ Cor
s iSiss'9iic Al At 7 1:z5 1M r. S esns
ton q ~ a.. ~: coyn:ton
While Sulphur a. SIS i. 81:
kanawl,a Fails at l:3O T.. y.
tdiIuer): Huntington nj 5:4J
=. VI. Steamer 2rrivc, N pUrl,-
mouth III $50 =. NJ: Ciuc,r-
nrti ~ q a. H.. and connr..,
with the lines tor the We,
Northwest. ana southwest.
For WAS1IIaG TON: Arrives
n! Gorionsyi!ie at i:.0 \. NJ;
leaves by Eir:iH!I Midland tran
Al 3:3j 4. Nj. arrive, a, WASH
ing'OI II S \. VI.
No. 5-345 p. VI. i."areS-Fon GOEDoSSvILLE.
Accommodated. ,.sIly t,Acct,,
sunday. Stops a. 81 station.
and arrives a; Gog,!"nSS:ilca a:
EASTWARD.
No. $500 z. M.-Arttycs-FG0w WHITE ST.
PIIuE baiiy ,ayr.pl Nua,.tyl:
leaves Nh = -,:,rliur ut 81;
\. IL: s:ann'"' IL 1913 -
H.: Chiiotir~y !i1.. Al 80 T.
NJ: Gor!"r>rii'.: 1t AS +. M
FROM LYStiaC"G: Virgin.
Nit!1ud icasrs LynchDurg q.
don.SiIr 81 ::4j ,. j. jeh,a:r
cars: Chcs:rt'a." alli Dliu
leave 1T no =. ~.
No. 22-i:i5 7. M.-FHoM STAC,.lDS: Irait.t
stanton !#i .N,"it SGI,!.tri
At J:iu \. NJ. tHrlrftc-EI.t.
$50 4. NJ: nu:' "..>Eii!r. lU:T,
4 81: and 7ici. ~ a! stain rs.
FROM WASH.%GGUN: N.r-
l1ait Midland caves at G:}j
\. " arrives u. t,urGoI.J ll.t'
~ lO:iJ: CA"s@i",,Nr -n,H ii.ir
freight and pa tI,,r i.g,."S
GnrdoEsvIllc - 1850 T. w..
and S.0nS III -! s. g.iu...
NOD 6:ij 4. M.--Arr!rrs--FRpM ttErINShgi.
liaiiy: str.rTc: 'rryrs Curin-
nail AT / l.. II; Portsmouth a..
$50 I. W.: 't,csa, .Ir ,3rl
OHIO train leaves Huntington
at 10 \. NJ: Nl!." sulphur ~
1890 l.. NJ: S""u'"T at 10
a. NJ: CEarlg- .Niiic 1t $40
y. ~: GorGu!.s,iic At $50
\. VI.
FROM Wt>;itNG VIZ
gina Midland .rly,> Wa,.,l,--
ton n 9:3J I. ": arrives -
GoroJ>ric NJ 10 !. VI. .
Chesapeake aGG r.s.g leaves Il
$50 \. VI.
No. G-Q:OO \. M.-.r.iV".-F l. - Z GOEDo%~
VILE: ACC"%.'8nia ION, dad
(rAcrp; Sni.Gs''; h;tNts co.
louisville 1t J:4r !. ". .u4
stops at 81! ~tat:uH5.
W. y. :. ri'NN,
Engineer ana >'gir-Iiu.Gan-l.t-
CONWAY &. ilrN ARD.
General Passenger AMI I..,,t hg'u'.
Sc lS i-umond. Va.
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear as creditors on the
hooks tt represent i'll the Treasury Uit"c the stock
of this state known rs Revolutionary War claims:
issued under IN. act OF 1874 BEARING interest IL
three per ccntum redeemablc 1T pleasure. and have
not called for the interest Due on The Stock standing
in their names for such period oil time us TO slyc
rise to The presumption That their heirs, II any
there be living having no knowledge ~ lllc c%-
istencc of said stock. and all of which vii, appear
more fully by the following Siatgmcnt-to viii !:
ST Johns Berkeley church. cert lcatCS Nos. 81
for S3l aud 1873 for $2u.23. interest unclaimed
for two hundred ard thirteen quarters. ana amount
ing 10 SSl .S4: William Mc(luncy, certificate No
377 for $29.i5. interest unclaimed for Two hnu-
bred aud thirty -ci"ht quarters. aid amounting 10
%5257: estate jacob Minus, certificate No. 365
for S20l2. interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sIxt, three quarters. and amouniEg TO S39.59:
Samuel PaNton, certificates Nos. LOG for : IL and
$50 for S62.S2. interest unclaimed for two nun
Gred and siXty-SeNen quarters. and amounting 10
$2O7.9O: Charles &. Pinckney. trustee OF Mary
PincEGey. certificate No. 33S for SS2.G2, interest
unclaimed for one hundred an sixty quarters, ana
nmtlnIin. 10 $1,000: hrmold,ts VundcrloS;. III
trust for The estate OF james Wall. OF Fir2inla:
certificate No. 81 for s20O.5S, Interest unclaimed
for three hundred ard sixteen quarters, aud
amounting to S415.37.
Should the heirs ut law or legal representative OF
any Of said stockholders fail TO establish their
rights in said TO, on or Lcforc the first diy OF
November next, the state Treasurer Is authcriZ"I
and required 10 carry the principal and interest or
said siOck the credit of the state and close Tie
accounts.
fUndcr act LIST of March, 1881
$. l.. LEAPIiART,
State Treasurer of South Carolina.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP e
" COMPANY. sSs:Ix
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

)
On and after September 90, 1878. this company
wiD dispatch ole II lneir splend.d sseamers-OI.D
DOMINION, WySNDEF. ISAAC BELL. and
HlCIfMONTi-eyerY MONDAY, THURSDAY, sad
SA1URDAY 81 hlgb water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1-
pressly fer this route.
They have splendid saloons, sste-roors, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations and attentions are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York Oh the colupanys covered pier, 81 Mort.
river.
Freight received until r. M. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2. Steerase, 90 and
&s.
Fryghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and 40 chsrge made except aetaa ca
penses incurred.
For further ID formation apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 ONCE ComEauy's Whnrycs, Rockets.
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au 2G-2:aw3 w&tdtdS
By ". Gotilin.
Auc:inrccr and Real Estate Agent
corucr Of Eleventh AID Ean& stTr"tS.

corucr Of Eleventh AID ;lnk STREETS.
TXECUTOR'S SALE or TIE upnEH
IL pO9TI0N OF THE LITTLE DOVER rs
TATE n GUOCIILAND COUNTY. Ok ia ES
EIVER. TWENIY-TiiEtE MILES Az. ::
EIjiMDTD. CONTAINING FIVE HINnNED
AND SIXTEEN ACRt.%.-At he request ol Mr.:
The late Miss Ann i. Trent. Gccci>cd. silai ohef
for sale al pablo auction the premises tiniiEt
diatcly after the sale OF The lower portion t4so
acres more or cs:) adrcI li,cd tn lie sold under e'
cree of Richmond Chauc.ry Court bf Mc,srS. Jnhi
4 Meredith AMI 4. l.. Eoulwa"c. commissioners .
on WEDNESDAY. 18th or September. 10 TO- ~ IL
o'clock NJ (i fair; If noI. on the trs fair Day there
nfIrrI that noriiOu OF the LITTLE DOVER ES-
TATE, in Ciooclland county. which was assigned 70
Miss Ann +. Trent in The division OF TIE G. tate OF
her father. DR.. Joseph Trent, deceased lcc!ns me
ulpcr par J, containing JIG ACRE S-oi ~h!ch %
acres are .Ja,neS-riyrr low"rOuuds OF unsurpassed
fertility 23s acres OF excellent iiig-l!n" and 100
acres IN original growth OF oak. suitable Tor ship
timber or corl-wocd- with few the trees large
high land are particularly adapted 10 III" growth CT
whear, corn. tobacco. clover. sc. The improve
mcnts on the place ar limited. but the farm Itself
Is regarded Is amongst the most valuable on James
river. The canal Of the James River and kanaw'ia
Company passes through the farm, so that It's pre-
ducts can be chc4ply transported 10 market. Ibe
nciohbOrlood Is rqldl 10 aUy In the county. Dir.
10 those who may call on him. Possession In time
year.
TERMS One third cash; balance at one and two
years, for bonds beaitpg interest lalf-yfar!y. Sc
culed by deed Of trust; the taxes for lS7S 10 he
paid ny The purchaser. W. GODDiN,
au 26-2;aw3w&tdtdS Arci0reer.
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WATCHES. yEwELRY. &c.

CEILING AT A SACRIFICES
- GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. GOLD TT 81
CHAINS. beautiful Rings. BUTTONS. Sssp&
.LUCKETs. &C.: also q few 1ne DIAMOND rings
and STUDS. The goods are FIRsT-cLASs, and must
be SOLD 10 raise Lhe cish once. Parties desiring
to purchase VIII save considerable By calling early
Everything guaranteed as represented.
s. a, WINSrOCK,
No. II north Fourteenth street.,
sc S-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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COMPETITIVE DRILL.
DRILL.
PREMIUMS 5000.

A COMPETITIVE DRILL, by the white military
companies nf the Slatt, will take place on the Fair
Grounds of the State Agricultural Society on the
third day CT The next Fair. The following premiums
will be awarded: $500 tn the bes.-drilled company,
$500 to the second best and S10u to the third best.
Tile awards will be made by committee of officers
IN the active service of the United States army.
Arrangements will also be made for II SHAN BAT
TIE on Inc next day. If deemed practicable by the
companies. rxpecial Information, apply to Cap
tain 10. LANE STERN, Adiurapt First Virginia
Richmond, Va. W. c. KNIGHT,
Secretary Virginia State Agricultural Society.
AUGUST 80. 1875. al 31-S5t
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H.GTMnEn, roEm k.EEl: 49,, b., iI->.'t sLA,
L-,.."t:.
OF TRAVIS.
- COMMENTING ~ =. !sff.

ssIHEDCLE VI lhtittH. .
~ toihf.N' IN' --.'' 49, 80
THROUGH pAS*EN' -.
s.nn p " Leaves p,rnr,nu. II .!..i,hT. T!iC&S~
ntT ana StTI'Hgt&. t'Ua!n r:s q.
West PDlrt win .',u't-G iI#v.uI :'r
all nniu,s on ,ur& ,.grE ANT Nl.t.-
Nor Arrives In i;.s-l..trga a. y.
Nj connects with rrtI...rs'. for wash
iugton. pli:!u;cii !a. -, "r'' y -
ton. and al "crt,fh p '.'..' ~. .'',,,
IL RichmoEd with 'r!'t- " hI''''D,'y
and PETERSBURG al Chesapeake ''!1
Ohio r:,Ilroa's.
, ~ ','',.,,,. ,.p<I,y. WE'D
o:ou - u. '; Evss ., ,', Et.li,iT .,n.I
900 4. V II.ESi)AI, THURSDAY. t!i SIT
I.RrDAI. Connects with s;chint'
- West Point Tor river Eii"':,Is' -
nrcts a; Kicl,ruona wi: :.e.i!:> on fici:.
inornla and D,nYIe taiirrlt,FrHrn"i.';
am. reteI spurs. and t..-s4ychAc t"1
Ulia railroads.
IOrsI PASSENGr,.
o.ccpN n,y.s R,calnuud daily Except SUI.
cay. ,,,u,.S,<,;..r
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Here is Burdette, as an apostropher

The queen of night, with pale, cold eye
Looks.down upon the rivers shore'
Nh coIdly pure. thou starry sky,
Light. light this shadowy forest more
In the blue rivers heavtnr breast
7 bathed. and now my bliss Is gone.
NV Irousers-coai-my white, wiilte vest
Where is the bush hung them on
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RAILROAD IINEs.

&8 M - ssissssss.saa gssgsssa
Y OFFIcE BRYGmTHoPE HALLWAY CoMPAyY,l
Ifg,s.s RICHMOND. September l6, 1878.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17TH
" train will leave Winferpnck station, Clover
Hill. ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud sATUR-
DAYS, ut 8 a. NJ; returning, leave Chester SAINT
days at 2:40 p. NJ.
Passeugers from Richmond leave on 1888 p. NJ
train from Byrd. Street station: PASSENGERS from
Petersburg leave on 2:10 r. M. train from Apo
innt,ox depot. JAMES X. WERTH.
SO 1f; superintendent.
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THROUGH MAI. TEAI% DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TA&;<G EE"lCT
SUNDAY, july =, ISIS.
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TOR r + N T, GA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELLINGS,
WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
SIG TO $50 PER MONTH,
WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES WALK OF THE
CAPITOL.

3o6 south Third street CANDLES Tlill. IA r. oms
hot and cold water 1.-TWO nahs): range. &c.
sos west Franklin. near Park, ~ rooms; notano
cold water, Larole heater, &c.
51u north Seventh >trcti. near Gay. > rooms
baths double Kitchen. large yard.
llS .ouh Sixth street, near Cary, rooms p2!il'
is west Muiu, near Park, rooms; baths. &c.
liz south Fifth street. near Cary,S rooms; large
yard. and low rent. ,,,,,
Iii west Cary, near Adams, rooms; English
basement, bath, &c.
SMALLER HOUSES
"a TO Sl5 PER MONTH.
s west Canal street. rooms.
726 west Clay street rooms.
q 6 west Marshall, rooms.
224 south Cherry street. rooms.
1914 asst Main street. rooms.
5O4 north Eighteenth. rooms.
STORE and DWELLING Twcnty-second ana
man streets.
STORE and DWELLING 800 Brook avenue
STORE and CELLAR. Governor street
hnnly to j. THOMPSON BROWN.
s... Ills Main street.
Conveyance furnished free to persons WISHING TO
inspect the above. Sc Io-cou2L
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Och. Tim
Och. thin hev we li.;irrd Dinis Kearney
Bcaorra he's the by fur the barney.
Him an Butler together
L birds ay ffIhcr.
Be jabbers hes luny, is kearney.
GNc1 YoTbc Natl.
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! Referring to the above. We have now In stock di-
rect from This, the largest wiue-growiug house in
the rorld, The following WINES. which we guaran-
fee TIE pure juice OF the grape, and at prices lower
than any similar Wines we're ever offered in this
market. 8# t5s
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
1860.
RANDALL II. FUOTE, BANKER,

RANDALL II. FUOTE, BANKER,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
having been for twelve years mcmtcr OF New
York Stock Exchange and Fice-I'resident 81 Cold
Board. the highest character and experience Is
guaranteed Stocks, Gold, and Bonds also SiocM
contracts. such AS sratidles,'' ''puts. and calls
on large or small amounts, bought and sold on rtg-
lar com missions AMI moderate mHrGins. Pampa'ct
entitled Wall street." and stock tables con,alhlhe
valuable iliformatiul, mailed on receipt OF 1Oc.
uu o0-oOd1y
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REAI. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE:
LAND kGFNF.

TOHN z. WARD,
81 GENERAL LAND AGENT.
49,. 49,. AUSTIN CITY. TEXAS,
Transacts all business connected with land. Eciers
TO Hon. W. G. Car1ualoil, Mayor of the cry or
d. T. Halsey Esd; attorney Mt law: officers Of The
Piedmont aud Arlington Lifc-lnsur.nce Company.
Can be found 1T The Office of Piedmont ana AT
lngtan Life Insurance Company untll Isl OcIooef'
Sc 12-hF Nix W2w&w1m
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EiryonU,szosARg WAR cE.aEHs.

EXECUTIVE DFPARTMEST.1
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, 7
.-.- COLUMBIA, s. {.
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No. G-3A5 Z. VI.

DICHMOND AID bANIit.L;. RAIL-
Ia ROAD COMPANY.
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VINES. LEQUol,s. dc.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June, 1878.
WE HAVE APPOINTED CHRISTIAN
& WHITE our sole agents for the sale Of our
WINES In tie stases of Virginia, North and South
Carolina. KoHLER & FROLING.
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a BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT
~ Sf1fs st)FsANY SIZE u,,,,r,
Ma M FRON ANY KIND OF SMALL PlCTU

General agents wanted in every unoccupied county.
Address 1,nny,yr COMPANY
10 5at swot Auburn. y. Y.
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T D. GATEWOOD. 1908 EASTN
81 MAIN STREET.-Just received new IA
signs and finish for PARLOR. CHAMBER, and
DlNlNG-RoOM: Cottage Suits from SIS to $40 :
Dresser and Dressing Case Suits, $50 TO :2n0 Par
Tor Sufta, In Colelaine Raw silk, Terry, and hair
Coth froan $40 TO 5000; also, all classes OF goods
at prices 10 suit the times. am now finishing Par
Tor Suits Lounges, Chairs &C.. stuffed with hair,
expr. ssy for this market. snectal attention given
hoisterins and epsrlne. Terms liberal. jv26
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WANTED, BOARDERs At MRS.
w WEBE's, COS Eighth street, near s d.elth'
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WANTED, "a PURCHASER FOR a
wv nne -CHEsTNUT-so RREL PONY, suitable
iof 'auS ~ Nv ~ y ~. r. MICHEL q CO.,
% oo.at No. 1906 Franklin street.
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The author of "Beautiful Snow" is re-
quested TO come to this Office and repeat the
third stanZa to the news editor. We cannot
lind q copy OF the poem anywhere, and we
are getting ready to publish it in response
to the request OF an ''OId Subscriber"
when the first snow falls. Harkeye.
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WANTS.

.,Ts1TrT1NTEiS. 81 sA LADY OF EXpE.
wv eRTEN1tE. a SITUATION as COVERINGS
no TEhGH SMALL CHILDREN. Would t1 Will y,
Ing 10 make herself uscfnl In the family. Wgniu
nnt object 10 leaving The city. Moderate salnEy
asxed = References ylven aud required. hnarsss
W., care Dispatch Office. BE 1O.ot-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

TEACHER WANTED.-L wish to elp-
NOV n MALE TEACHER Of thorough expe-
renee qualified teach Greek, Latin and frsnc IT.
.tih Tho Usual English branches, 10 take charge OF
four puniis In private family. .o.or
unGuesionci Testimonials both as to Snnr rlt,ee
and qualifications required ApptGan,s WI spai,Sv
required. Address ,,,o, y,
se 18-4tx bo1uo''' '
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-15
n u NEifEIER 15
Family Worth.

Hardly anything il more contemp-
tiDie ma young man than claim To
personal superiority on the strength
OF his parcntase or his family conncc-
tons. IL Is practically an admission,
TO D'g'n with, that he has no special
merit or aDii'ty, ana therefore no
calls attention to the worth and
prominence OF those with whom he IS
conhectc" ny The incident OF birth.
tlis cam Is not likely to be recog-
ii'Heo ny those whose "l i'l'"n Is most
Vaiuap'c; 'ho'"s he has nothing else
10 put forward |" them, he !alIs ell
'lrely TO receive their confidence.
H''u lam''y Is a thing to he grateful
i''' IL mas us advantages butlt
never MAX eS Il wise man OF 4 lool'
''oi ""c' ID transform pore into q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-15
Trickery.

Senator Elmunds, of Vermont,
Seeks to i"srait upon :he ,p,rop.i
'irn hill All amendment proviin.
thar, If Puttcrs Comm tt.c re :,ivc
10000 dollars expenses, All equal sam
shall he set aside for the use of any
investigation the Senate NAV sac Il T.
to make. This Indicates a detcrm ina
."n on the lmlt ot the Republicans t /,
carry ON CO inter ir rvestisation. The
ii'st, or l,ulteRs to he gospel for the
sbemrer'ts,SssC Che second, or F,lmunds
To be gospel for the Il R.public,n>
h"s seeking to destroy by mere
rick an honest search after truth
and what good will it do the country.
1t Is a pity consul,hips could not be
provided for some of our statesmen
IN Ills Satanic mWesty's dominion.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-15
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE is, 1878
Mine Disaster.

A fearful explosion occurred last
weak in the Evaus Wood Pit Coli.
cry at Haydock, England. the
number Of persons in the pit is es,i-
mated at 250; ten of whom were
rescued alive and sent to the surface
when one ofthe number died; eight
are supposed to be still alive below,
having taken refuge in working of
the Mine; and 232 are dead. or
these bodies many are heudless, and
shapclcss masses while others are
blown to lieccs. The rnout;, of the
pitts thronged ny crowd .: anxious
men, woman and children, relations
and friends Of the Miners. The cause
Of the explosion is yet unknown
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-15
European Congress.

The meeting Of this brdy, to lis
cnss the matters contained in the st.
Siephano treaty, is at last decided
upon. All the leading power. will
i:a:iiii"to oil iii. basis aire, is Al
n"unccd in this paper Frame: ~,
consented I" plC III ~ ;,p,,.r.n c
provided the discussions, bc :n,iia Il
" the questions ra;sc'l hy the war
II is asserted by Min's;er Wad.lin;-
ton, and unanimously appr,v Il ~
the Chamber, that the n,aintenan cc OF
The peace of Eurnpe is cc,tuin.
lhc Selvi"ns are making ever y
effort t" obtain admission to the Con
gress, hut, rs yet, without success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-15
A"ti i.DOg Tax Han.

81 wont DO itn and he put down
his number If brogan with resonant
emphasis.
I'm po' man. It's much as I
can do. tu giic--siong sprortin't tssstf,
Luke, John, Bill, Marysan' de twins,
but if yer's gwinc to lay tax on Ring.
Ranger, Snip, an lIoltight, as good
dogs us ever shuk varmint, den it
ain't wuth while for apo' man like
me to try to git long"
II tell yer, won't do i'll" said the
Conctoc man.
But" tho granger pleaded, "if
YOU sign this petition YOU can raise
sheep to cat, get wool to cIothe your
children, and be thrifty. Your dogs
eat more than the sheep would, and
besides suck all your eggs and kill
your ncighbor's sheep
"U-h,- -U-h! Mighty putty talk,
but 'tain't no go. I'll eat dirt, 60
naked, drink at de branch, die po'
ard so TO HI fore i'll vote for dog
man, or sign dat paper"
Then he snapped feet, run his
Lands in his pocket and looked after
the grange TarJoro SonMcrner.