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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01
A Proposition SO Nasty so Go Y1.to tho
81. NaHkin:s BUsTHe S4. $50 -

n ELStlNSiLlLE. W, SeptSuiDCt 20, 1ofos,
Petroleum Y. Ncsby, Esq, Refo,mer asd
FfHG5iSeeT. ~ y. :.
Deer Sur.-H Hearth OF the moo enterprise
VOC hey enterd into or stassn a hank, and
desirin to ONTO some payin bizpes myself,
] write this to know. eff you couldn't be en-
doosed to start q branch bank here at Mel
Sonyile, with me- for Mant2er or
cashier. The Nationals and Diuaeerats
by. combinin here can carry every
thing. / think bank OF your kind would
prosper here as well as the oae 700 are
manIgi,l Mt the Confedrit * Rodes. The
expens oY rupnin the thing would be
llthin to spee}> oy, as our printer is not
rushed with b!zness just now, and think
could eit him to run of the muhny and
keep q per cent. ov it fur biz pay, thus say
ing the eXpens OF buying press-thsugh,
of coarse, Ell Wescolld buy the press with
our mummy, we would do it. would start
a bank myself, but / thought maybee the
people here didn't know you as well as
they do me. and that Your name and the
faith OF the Corners wonid give it a foreign
air chat would take well here. hayn't got
no security to give you for the proper man.
agement or the bizness, but Wbeh1 git the
press to goin i will send you enough
OF the scrip to; make you safe, and il the,
Nationals here lind ont that the blzncs IS
secured by deposit with you, we will ex-
plain to them that don't have any interest
s. draw on the deposit, and therefore cant
be in cahoots with the bloated bohdholders.
There is good NANNY checks foatin round
here calling for goods at the mining stores,
which is very good, but there is not enoush
or them to supply the wants ov trade, and
the boys hey to work too hard for them,
and a institootion like ours wood be hailed
with joy by the boys, and as the wants oy
trade increased we could increase, too.
want to be candidate on the National
ticket, mud must have my bank started be-
fore the election, so can sugar the boys and
git elected besides. Some OF the boys are leve-
ing the party, and we must have something
to exilerate and revive 'em up until we can
stem the tide and make a raise.
Yours truly,
JOHN SPECKELsTER.
P.S.-Please hurry up and let me know,
rs hey not done nothing for some time,
and i haven't got no good close; besides
there is several other Nationals talkin OF
startin' banks and to make it a success we
must be the fust to start up. d. ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01
by Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
. 1918 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF E L e G A n T
L RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF
LAND ON MAIN STREET HALE MILE WEST
OF THE CTTY.-By virtue of deed of trust dateti
9th September, 1877. duly recorded In the clerks
office of enrco County Court. being required SO TO
do nv the beneficiary therein secured. will sell on
the premises, on the It'll OF OCTOBER, 1878: at
AZ O'Clock P. NJ. the BEAUTIFUL BRICK
DWELLING, containing twelve rooms. win mar
owned by r. W. Brown, Esq. Large brick kitchen
and stable on the premises. The place has large
orchard of pcars, apples. and peaches. Every part
Of The place is in excellent order and is Of The
most desirable residences IN The western suburbs.
This property Is sold subject TO decd OF trust
dated i5th December. 1875, for $500, payable
December l5. 1873. ~
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and 10 pay a
note Of 550S.S0 due 9th September; SiS. VIVID
Interest al six per cent. TIL paid and the balance as
the present owner may direct. o1,,,,,,>, d.
S.. en- % Iri;>i ee.
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3jfilIt,sS11lSSaUi.I .rNEH,,.,
90 8

@
OsrIcE BaTufrTnopg RAitwaY CoMpATY,l
81 RiGH1foaD. september s16, 1878.
flN AND AFTER sEPTEMBER l7TH
ss H siss Dssss sa.Sa SSs.
DAYS !; M {; re,prnlns' isaye Chester saae,
aay s. y nan fsoa. Richmond leave OF, :sa P
trsin from Byrd. Street station; passengers from
fersbdrk leave on 2:lo e H. train 5ra LAppo-
s. sc l6 sEsayy ~ IL iiifsss Il superintendent.
!. aIoHMosD. snED'a q Potomac II. q. cosi
q 1850 OFFICE GENERAL. TICKET5 AGENT stt
RICHMOND. June 8, 1877. -.
COMMENCING, MONDAY, ,1erH IN.
" SLANT, u1lDs on this road Will run as follows:
I !, NORTH BOUND. ",
No. 1-7:45 A. 81, leaves Byrd.Srreet station daily
inasep. isa0OdPyMl one Bai IF nshs
aGE Nes York, 10:G5 P. NJ
No. $500 P. n, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
a9 &, due ~ Washington. 9:Q5 2. d.;
Baltimore, los r. ~; PLia-
q delnhia, 3;lo A. M.;i New York,
No. $500 P. H., leaves s. Byrd-street station
- A. IL. !; Baltimore, 3:16 A. 81 !;
PhiIadelphsa, $40 A. NJ; New
NO. $500 p NJ, Reconsideration ess sSs 4; TRAIN
Street station daily Except Sum
dayl.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-10.56 p. b., arrives RI BYrd-Street station
e ssy 9 ssaseP s:l Sa q. g. t fsiis
~ delphla. Il:45 4. NJ; BaltI-
mo, more IA His 8 f +; NJ; Washing
{, ~, w. 49, daily. Leaves Now YorE, s:55
Il .. P, NJ; Philadelphia. / 80 r.
NJ: Baltimore, 7:20 A. 81. !;
t.. Washington. 9 A. 81.
NO. 6-S:15 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily; Leaves New York, $50
p. ~: Philadelphia: $50 +.
n; Baltimore, 1885 A. II. |;
WASHINGTON. 2:45 A. III.
No. 1856 A. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrives 1t Broad-Sreet station
daily Except Sunday.
STOPS.
No. makes an regular stops except at Hungary.
NO. Q makes all regular stops except ut Ruiiier
Glen and Hungary.
No. stops at all regular stations except Hun
No. stops ONLY at Richlaud, Brooke Fredericks-
burg, Milford. Junction, and Ashland.
No. stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction, Penola,
Milford, and Fredericksburg.
No. 6 stops ONLY 1T Fredericksburg, Summit,
Guiuea's station, Woodford, Milford, Penola, Ru-
therglen, junction, and Ashland.
Nos. and 8 will make all regular stops. 49,
The paesengcr-car attached to freight trans VIII
be discontinued. G.. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
E. T. D. MYERS. General Superintendent. ie7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01
BY Frank j. Sampson, f
Real Estate Agent, Aucuoneer, and Notary Public
No, 92l Hull street. Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THIRTEEN
i HANDSOME BUILDING-LOTS IN THE
rLAN. OE ...BUCK HILL" NEAR THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER. VA:.Ry virtue of deed OF
recorded In the County Court clerks office of Ches-
trrhed county. dated October IL. 1874, in Deed
BOOK 81 paxe 623. ana of q decree Of the Husfinxs
Court OF the city OF Manchester entered on the 26th
day OF May, 1877, In the case Of Gates & Minor US.
Cogbil, executor &C., will sell at public auction,
THiRTEEN BEAUTIFUL BUILD1NG-LOTs
in the plan OF Buck HILL near the residence OF MIS-
Thomas Walden. on THURSDAY, October lU,
1873, commencing ut 4 2. NJ.
These are considered The most desirable building
lots In the suburbs Of Manchester. and should at-
tract The attention of capitalists and others. plat
OF The property can be seen by applying 10 The auc-
tioneer
TERMS. One fourth cash; the balance In thrce
equal payments III four, eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes. with interest added from day
of sale, and title retained until, all OF the purchase
money Is fully paid.
2S MARCUS a. COGBILI., Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01
BY Grubbs & Wilkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Eleventh street.
VERY VALUABLE FRAME STOR

VERY VALUABLE FRAME STORE
Y AND DWELLING. No. 600, ON THE
SoRTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD AND
SMITH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTIONS,
We Will sell at auction, on The premises, on WE'D
NESiIAY the I'd of October next. at AZ O'clock p.
NJ. the STORE and DWELLING located as above:
The house contains five rooms besides the store. and
e well suited for business. The LOT fronts 25
feet aud runs back l50 feet TO an alley feet vice.
This property Is situated on Broad street at cor
IL is well situated both for business and p ivate
residence The recent improvements have rendered
Broad street the most beautiful avenue leading out
of the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, SIX per
cent. Interest," and secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
Esr AuctfOueerS.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
4 Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
80 ~, Ills east Main street. /

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
SS1f1g. HOLLY lsTREET.-By request Of tie
owner WIZ sell on the premises on fK ~ -, q
rent neYeen Pine ard Laurel street, FROM
ine on Holly street 90 feet and running back be-
tW cen parallel lines i 1S feet. =
and has the usual out-houses There Is no exceiient
well OF water on the premises:
Irp.rs. Very accommodating, and made known
I, :; s .ie.a 49, : = = j. THOMPSUN BROWN,
~ t.>I3 i.!4t =. 1t.rjs Auctioncer
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hss ts a per3Ious sesaAn for q newspaper.
lt ~ liable d overlook Tire fnets that ono oi
it, constant deTs took the second prize
ter erook. neeksd equashss, In which efeni
I kacqaires = bitter eneiny eis Haren lEae.
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A T MEADE 6 BA KER's

A II MEADE 6 BAs KERs
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUsHIoNs FOR NvALIDs.
AIR-PILLoWS FOR Tx :sAvELLERsr
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEA u. -
RUBBER CLOTH FOR iNF.AA
SoFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
43s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPONGE-BAGS,
PoCKET-sT0VES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
as POCKET-INHALERS, q
STEAM-INHALERs,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 HARD-RUBBERT EUHSES, II
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gss5
NASAL DoUGHEs. Ts;
FEYER-TERMOkETER s. s 2 SO 81
,8s GALYANIc-BATTERi 49,
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold at
s3s MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
au az e19 Main street.
~
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BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and hucfloncCr,
1912 Main street.

rElRUsTEEs SALE OF A NICE SIX
J. ROOM DETACHED WELL C0NSTEu ttED
FRAME TWO-STODT DWELLING. NO. 3O7
East CHERRY STREET. NiEAE REVEii.i
Now OCCUnlEp BY THE FAMILY @, Or
JEREMIAH BRADY, BY rD BLlt AUC-
TION-l,y d;rcc ion OF he b. nciciary secured by a
certain decd Of trust from Jeremiah Brady. trustee:
and Us OF record IN The CGaacery Court OF me ely OF
Rlcbmond In y. i. IOl j. page 223 dated the 3ih
w Of August 1879. 10 me as trustee. I shall. in
execution OF lie ,;t. trust sell upon the pre5acs
t.y public auction. o. WEDNESDAY The 20 GaI OF
October, 1873, al A. O'Clock r. H. the above nice
and desirable piece ri property. incated IN nice
neehEcrhood. The house contains. about seven
rooms kilclcr, stable. &c and :itst-rale we'll al
water. Parties wi shin; TO purchases ncG home,
well built. will do well 20 attend the sale.
TERMS: Cash Is 20 $500, and Interest from Au-
gust 25. 1877. and expenses Of sale
RDBEi?T Il. LYME. Trustee
It's pl obabe more iiera! Terms VIII be announced
az time of sale. $4,000, ,
sc Z6 EcBESD Is. LIZ M. Trustee.
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( "Ethel vane'' sends us apoem, "Why
Does Sweet Slumher Shun My Eyes?'
Why? When girl scarcely nineteen years
old eats an So'clock supper OF cold tongue,
broiled steak. salt mackerel. fried 2ot:-
toes, doughnuts, cold apple-pic. fried eggs;
fresh peaches, a slice OF watermelon, and
two cups OF coffee, Mortified slunber will
pack its trunk and climb on to the first
train that will take it iarthest away, and all
the poetry in the Baptist College won't
bring it back to you :ora week. Don't ask
any more such conundruns, Ethel; these
are stirring, earnest tunes that thrill with
peril and impending danger, and our liar is
tuned to loiticr strains.-Burlington Haeric-
eye. ~,
They were looking ut the fall style OF bon
nets. She said, ooh! dear, look at that
bird in the crown; what a pretty bill y
And because he turned away, wiped his
eyes with his handkerchief. and murmurcd,
Il should say it was apretty bill" she be-
came melancholy and threatened to leave
bin and go home to her mother Neat
YorE Express.
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GiD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aGFHS
~ COMPANY. .ssS2zscsssa
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

FUK NEW 1UKh UEKEUI.
On and after September 26, 1878, this company
VIII dispatch one CT their splenMd sLeamers-OLD
DOMINION, WYAN0kE, ISAAC BELL. and
RICHMOND every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
'rney have splendid saloons state-roors and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Soru
river.
Freight received until p. N. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, SIP. Storage, 80 ans
$s.
FreIghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and charge made except actsal ca
penseS incurred.
For further information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ny 10 Office COMMANDS wharves. Rockets.
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THE WEDDING,
aud showed clearly the genius of the man.
It read:
Slowly the train moved adown the old
cathedral aisle, grandly rose the swell Of
the great organ, and anon swept its soft
ea6ences along the arches and through the
mullioned windows OF the ancient pile. In
the chanceI stood the holy man In all the
yestments OF the priesthood, with bowed
head and crossed hands, solemnly await
ing the cortege filing down the aisle
like the sioMly-moying stream of. des-
tiny along the corridors Of time. Two
souls, yesterday joyous and free, overflow.
ing with young life and bu0yant expectan-
cy, laughing and singing like the little birds
in the trees, to-day, with heads hung low,
dressed for that journey whence there can
be no full and complete return, surrounded
by friends with hearts full OF sympathy and
eyes full OF love, go down the path OF the.
church, to let the minister OF grace place
upon their hands the golden letters Of con-
iugal slavery. 5a,,s
They stand close upsto the door of the
future, but cannot see beyond Its impene-
trable thickness. twill open to them soon!
enough, and usher them into o new world
OF sorrow and grief, Of board-bills, OF era
dies and crosses, and his happy heart will
be drowned in the midnight paregoric, and
his Joyous smile will be eXtinguishe when
he comes home some night and gets into.
bed with his boots on. But why go on Z
Look upon the priest who does this dark
deed; he smiles Ia bis awful work, Tor he
knows that: Melchizedek Muldoon, when
he is married 10 the widow Buster, will
have The funds to give the preacher fifty
doI1.sr fee
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The man who married an incorrieibie
shrew declares that he had contracted q dan.
gerous seoi6. - stcise.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

n a a - 5VOSTPUNEMENT.
By reason OF the non-attendance of bidders, the
foregoing Farm was not offered at aucitsn yesterday,
but the sale thereof postponed till THURSDAY The
Sd October, 1878, at seine hour, when II will poi.
lively lake place. in tie mean time the farm can
: be treated for privately. SIS w. GuDDIS, -
q sc 16-2ia wtdsE Ot3 ~ 5s5l ga Anctioneer.
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RAILWAY

Express trains daily. Other trains daily exccu,
Sunday.
For tickets, baggage-checks ap-bl.ls. Timetable
or other Information. apply at com,any's Office
Sixteenth and Broad streets, or A. W. CARRIERS.
S26 Main street. ". VI. ;. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY r. HOWARD, General Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND, rORE RITER IND rn%SrEhE"t
Eiil-ECaJ. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING MAY y, 1917.

RICHMOND, rOEh G9ftR IND ""NfF1""
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY u, 1871
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 L. II. Leav.s ElcnnoMIruE$nh TllG&fl,,
West pnlut with steamer l'"Yan. -;
ail points York riv": c'!i hi'i:-
more. Arrt:cS III Bnim"rr A. I" /.
Vi. CONNECTS with rd-iinrs rO: E,Aril
ingtnn, Philadelphia, Ne" York. to-
ION. and AL western points. Come 81
AL Ricnr,o:id ith train Oh !!Ghin". O..
and t'ri"rs,nre AMI EEcSiEIaEe AZ"
OHIO railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. VI. Leaves Richuoud MONDAY. WE'D
GESDtT. ana FRIDAY: auH
500 "a. i. TuESnhY, IHUNsOAI. XII: -
CERDAN. Connects with .,ra!.'Is
III West Point Tor river lao,uxs. Et..
tiDore, AID all western paint, '"r"
meets ,t Richmond vi.s trou- 81. iJ.'!-
mouj and Iianyii~- ru!irOIi !trs;u
and Petersburg. ana cl"s.vrtH: haI
Ohio rai 'rOJiis.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. II. Leaves Richmond daiiJ Except *ua'
dsyI.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. Il. Arrives al Ercm9omi Trt>9Af,
THURSDAY. ana SAT !l".'hl. L":,-
meets with trains on it'ii':ltn ihl
Petersburg an'i Chc.am&te and pI!p
railroads. Ste Havana I'HYcs ii.h.
MU%NDAY, WaipNE:DAY, and FRI
DAY, ~ T. 81. cr"nects a. liz
. trains ffDm IHi'i.n"li..,, ~" Ia,
and western points, aC! q; W.: "o!HL
with trIns for kicn.n0II ana tue
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT
400 p. NJ Arrives at Richmond MONDAY WE'D"
SESDhY, and FRIDAY aud
6:l5 p. M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. In! SAT :.
URDAY. Connects with steamer -
West Point from Baltimore. con-
meets With RichHon9 as: lanvlIIe
Richmond and Petersburg. ana Cicsl-
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives ut Richmond t:hliy except sun.
day. Connects with !!ctiihond aud
Petersburg and Checapc..Ae aud OiiS
railroads.
No transfer OF freight al Richmond 70 or from
southern points. Cars run through between Ath ~
and West Point. -. ,..
Careful handling and d.spatch With lowest rates,
Tnrongh bills Of ladns. with guaranteed rates,
Issued TO all northern and western points -.
Through tickets sold to all northern saSt,fh, ano
western points, and baggage checked tir2uSh. -
For tickets apply al General Railr"ai llcSrt VI.
ace s2S Main street; 4; the Exchange i;ot: ald
company's depo;, corner TTrnty-iAiTd And DOCK
streets, Richmond, Va. -,,z.
ma 23 n. i. inL'rl,Ns. su.rl.ns e.u-
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CARPETS. MATTENGs. dc.

CARPETS. MATTENGS, DC.
TALL. CARPETINGS, &c. FALL.
We have received our FALL STOCK OF CAR
PETfNGS, consisting OF
INGRAINS, THREE-PLYS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
RRJJSSELS and ADMINISTERS,
LACE G CURTAINS, WINDOW -shAOEo'
and every article uually Kept In rstclass carpet
house. ,Fss .,,
-" -. r. r RICHARDSON CO.,
No 9O1, corner Nuth and Main streets.
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REAI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, FOUR
II ACRES in the west-end Of Sidney. on the south
side of Grove avenue, opposite Mr.. Charming Ro-
NE 10 j. l.. APPERSUS.
= 20 at Eral Estate Agent.
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PRiNTfNG.HOUSEs.

PRiNTlNG-HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRlNTING-HoUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
having one OF the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N THE SOUTH, con
bined with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsINEss-cARDs.
VISITISG-CARDS,
rhOFESSIONAL-CARDS.
wEDDlNG-CARDs.
e sHOW-CARDS,
rs MANITESTs.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE
ACCOUNTS. SALE SS.SsrS
CHECKS NOTES,
Dh0G-IABELs, TAGS,
PAMPHLETS ENVELOPES -'''
BRIEFS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK AN
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In q manner that cannot be sur
passed. @ s {5 sIas
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING
Orders from the country promptly tlled and de-
ltvered by espresso mali
We win cheerfuiiy farnish estimates and send
samples when reaR.red nh la-daw,&W
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT EXCELLENTA a.
Il NEW FRONT BRICK STORE and RESI- al
UENCE. No. Is east Broad street. between Ftrs6
and Folishce. The store IS well LOCATED for busl-
ness. The dwelling has nine good rooms The en-
tire premises IN good order. Gas ana city wafer.
Eor terms aDply TO L. ROSE,
2O6 Broad street, between Second and Third
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pILL-HHADS, $3.50 to % per ream. nj
- The DIGpATCH PRINTIEa. H0UaE
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lust RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK:
81 A full line OF CARPETS and OIL.CtOTHS OF
all grades; RUG MATS. DRUGGEIS, al Ai,ES,
and ,IIANflS: CORNICE LACE and DAMASk
.1,ITRTAINS which we are Offering az low prices.
Also. a full line OF PAPER-HANGINGS.A All orders
fonlp'i' a.'e PHILLIPS L JENNINGS,
No. 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
sc Tim
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, Es
Il No. 200 w-st Grace street, two. story and Eli
basement, containing nine rooms: Kitchen 10 yart
j. e. Wilson. Possession given early In October.
For particulars apply to DIR. J. 3. WILSON. office
1914 Main street. GEORGE L. LfNCd.
Sc 3H-ft 49, - - -
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EOR RENT. TWO CHAMBERS In Gza
GEORGE ]. HERRING.
CO 3O-3t 2l15 Grace street.
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DICHMOND AND DASNILLE RAIL-
LII ROAD COMPANY.
rHP0uGH MAIL TRAM D.II.Y.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 90. 1878.
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and read: s,s ri:
To-day shout 10 o'clock the elegant up
town neislfoorhood we're pleased and gratl-
fed to hearGhe piercing shrieks o1 woman
ard child .Rsho were receiving charming
ana magnanimous beating by the husband
and father who had been partahin@ OF the
ae9fsl and generous. quality Of rich red wine
at his aristocr.stic club doUl town. The
man's name was JONES' andlt appears ne
wife BAD told hiA the IA me was very COM
mon one. and that there was more than one
Jones in tie world: wbery TAT be became VIZ
ts,ouSly Indignant. and the Wihe rendering
Kim careless OF public opi. nion, he ut once
proceeded to give the lady an artistic and
pleasing eastigatioH, and when ihe child
cried in the sweet meiodious banner pecu-
liar TO the qes2us homo in the earlier stages
OF development, atslgkt OF its mothers re-
ward. Dir. Jones cheeriiy and h 1nd!g :hlt It a
bscl,. handed, scientific blow in the mouth,
and landed ii bleeding in very high. cniors
under the bed. AT this stage OF tibe comedy
a guardian OF the pieces. (ss-called because
policeman always gets in after eve. 'yfl.ins' IS
broken up) interiered with the hea thF :aS d
inyisorating advertisement OF Jones asa c.a-
RED him away in a hand-cart to the Tah Cd
house.
.I,d like to be a married man,
And with those martyrs stand, II
TO kick my wife with No. 10 boot
And bust, The baby with my hand"
The last one was on r NJ
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l.@ $40 TO SOS PER MONTH,
WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK. OF THE
CAPITOL: .'
7I2 east Franklin street. near Seventh: ~ rooms.
: 500 south Third street fGambe's HID: ~ rooms.
I No. -. corner Tclith AND Clay streets: U rColnS
4I5 west Main street, GEAR Park rooms.
1lS south Sixth street, near Cunal: s rooms. e.
ll2 south Fifth street, near Cary: s rooms.
lt~E 81 TO SIS PE;s MONTH:
-.,t 3 west Canal street, neur Adams 6 rooms
313 west Main street, near Park: 8 rooms.
726 west Clay Street (Sell, &C.,: rooms.
4I6 west Marshall street: 6 ronmc.
Ill west Cary street, near Adams; rooms.
SOC north Twenty-siXtb, near Clay; rcolES.
22i south Cherry street: rooms. s'.
=, go west China street; I rooms. .
BOG past Grace street: I rooms.
. OFFICES. STORES, aud DWELLlNGS on Main,
Broad, aud other business streets. !--
: = = h u. THOMPSON BROWN. 49,.
......,. Real Estate Agent and Anc!loneer,
M.,iu
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NOR RENT, TIE COMFORTABhEE 81
Z AND PLEASANT TWO-STORY BRICK XII
HOUSE No. Is Fourth street. between Main and
Fr,lnElin: ci,ht rooms, kitchen. cas-. and water.
Price oniy'S30O. ROBERT u. LYME.
4.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, En-
II No. l32 west Canal street. corner of Jcffer- si%l
9 n eight rooms. bathroom. &C.; water and gas in
the house. VIII be rented 10 prompt Ing tenant
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO.,
CO 9o-3t No / north Tenth street.