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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11
(DgsYnuniSua

The rumors of conmnnistic movements
in the United States, which we have been
hearing for some weeks past, are very large
~ magnified by the sensationalism of our
newsmongers. Wherever a body OF work
men use rash and vehement language they
are at once telegraphed over the continent
rs Communists. Indeed, the name begins
70 play the same part in our current contro-
yersieS that the name "Familist did in
the theological controversies Of the Pu-
ritan period. Whenever you did not
like q man, and did not exactly under
stand what he would be at, you disposed Of
him by saying he was a Familist. So our
hard-money people stigmatiZed all their op-
ponents, including the National party, as
Communists; and the Nation passed the
name on to the Protectionists; and those
who sympathize with capitalists affix it to
trades-unions and workingmen's parties;
and the National party in Indiana
afix it to capitalists and banks. The
consequence Of this loose talk is
not merely to breed confusion in the
minds OF those who indulge in it, but to
tend to produce panic, both needless and
in the highest degree lnischievous, in the
mind o. the public. Such panics are the
necessary previous condition Of those tenn
porary submissions OF the majority to the
luIuOIlLy WHICH III IuIOpc alc SdtiCu iSfo-
buttons. They should be impossible in this
country, where every citizen is accustomed
to insist that all social and political action
shall flow in the ample channels provided
by our laws.
OF course there are Communists in the
United States, many OF them. They arc
most numerous in those quarters in which
great bodies Of ioreign-born workmen are
Suffering under hard times, and are re-
frcshing their memories as TO the wild the
cries sown broadcast over Europe in 1S4S.
But the temporary unrest and dissatisfac-
ton produced by hard times is not in any
large measure communistic in its char
acter; it has not become enmity to society
and its institutions, and il would van
ish in month il wages were better and
work plenty. Nor Gun there arise any dan
ger to our country from Communism, or
even from the more violent types OF dlscon-
tent which are not such. The uprising OF
the have-uots against European Govern
ment is like the rush OF q mob against the
palings OF park, while similar uprising
here would be the rush OF a mob against the
Alleghenies-and it is not the Alleghe-
MES that would be hurt.-Pena Monthly.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-1:4O z. NJ. leaves R!chmona: arriy.. ut
Burkcville i:O4 7. w.. Su,u-
crIin's 7:ls T.. ~. Danylilr
SOB T.. ~. Greensboro 1905
l.. W.. Salisbury 1873 l.. 81,
and Charlotte las AM
No. 2-2:i5 \. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury 4:j3 \. NJ. t.rceH--
horo' 64S a. NJ. DanrIlr.
1868 4. III. SuthcrlIn's 9:i2
a. NJ. Burkcyiilc I:l2 L. ~,
aud Richmond 1898 +. NJ.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:lj z. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives a.
EnrkeyIls 2:li A. NJ, Dan;
9:l5 A. NJ. Salisbury l:Ol A.
NJ. aud Charlotte 1874 +. 81.
No. Alb j.. NJ, leaTeS ChaIl'tte: arrives 80
salisbury 5:47 T.. ~, Grccs>
9:3l 7. NJ. Bnlkcville 2:2s A.
NJ, and Richmond \ 81.
Trains Nos. and VIII stop II al stations and
make clO.e connection at Burhcville with the Attain
TIC. Mississippi ana Ohio railroad To and from Farm
vile, Lyncnburg. and all southwestern points. Al
Suherlin's with the Milton and SutlIcrIin Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. {. At Dundee WITH
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro win
the Northwestern North Carolina raiiroa! for Salrln
and intermediate points, and " In North Carolina
railroad Ter Raleigh, Gu,.-boru', and intermediate
points. At AIRLINE junction with atlanta ana
Charlotte Airline.
Trains Nos. 3 and i will connect At Richmond 90
Ing North and South with the Richmmud, tr,f"-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West, and win the CHEST
peake and Ohio railroad for all points West. Al
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad u AMI
from Washington and all points North and West.
At Greensboro with IN" Northwestern North Caro-
lima railroad for salem aud intermediate points.
At Salisbury with the WESTERN NORTH Carolina
railroad. At Charlotte vita the Charlotte, coIm-
ba and Augusta rallrpad 10 ana from all points
North aud South. These trains run daily on tn"
Richmond and Danvil!c railroad and connect -
above except going north on Sunday morning ana
going south Monday morning Train, making th'i
connection run daily on Richmond. frc'erIca.-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake ana OHIO raj
roads except Sunday.
Trains Oh the y. WV {. railroad run bc"ret
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawing-room and sccpns-car.
run on trains Nos. ! and = between R!chm""'
and Atlanta, and on Nos. 3 and b"irtween l.irI'-
mOnd and Charlotte and between Washington, Dan
Vile, Charlotte and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all southern aud southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for ntlnr0Gs JlHNGe
between the points named On the tickets. No lay
over checks VIII he given.
T. VI. Z. TALCDT1.
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMuRDc, General Passenger Agent
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by Frank p. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l0S Main street.

rERUsTEE's SALE OF VERY DEsIRA-
L BILE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CARY AND PLUM
STREETS AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of
trust dated June 8. 1877, duly recorded In The
clerks office Of Richmond Chaneerv Court, In Deed
Book ITO B. page 4S9. and at the request Of the
beneficiary in said decd-dtfault having been made
in the payment of two negotiable notes secured
thereI1-l will sell. on WEDNESDAY, June 10,
1875, at so O'Clock p: NJ, on the premises the pro-
perty described in said dced-as follows: All that
LOT OF LAND, with the improvements thereon,
at the northwest corner Of Cary and Plum streets,
fronting on Cary street 70 feet, and running back
between parallel lines about $50 feet 10 an alley.
This property is under good rental
TERMS: About $500 cash and the expenses of
sale the balance IN six and twelve months. six per
cent. interest added, secured by deed Of trust.
lie 8 ERANk D. HILL. Trustee.
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E,o,,I Richmond. IN

STOP-OvER PRIVILEGES on Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad On straight tickets stop-over checks,
good fifteen days from date OF ISSUE will be fur
nlshed on application to the conductor. On round
trip tickets passengers may stop over at pleasure ut
railroad points within the limit by obtaining
conductors endorsation OF ticket for zach point so
stopped at. On stage between Chesapeake and Obi"
station and the springs no stop,over Is allowed.
baggage-checks, apply to Chesapeake and Ohio
ticket Office cornar Broad and Sixteenth streets; A.
w GARDER, S26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel CONWAY II. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W. NJ. s. DUNN, Engineer and Superintendent.
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1ll3 Main street.

live VALUABLE DWELLINGS ON
N STREET BETWEE EN-, T WE; F TIE,
TWENTY-SIXTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND
N STREETS, OWNED BY THE HElRS OF A:
W. RICHARDSON. DECEASED, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. June II, 1878, at 515
o'clock P. H. for the purpose Of division, we shall
sell by auction, on the premises, q VALUABLE
FRAME DWELLING with four rooms. kitchen,
and lot 29 by 1872 feet, the south side of street
between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets q
VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
with five rooms, kitchen. and lot 20 by 1872 feet,
ON The west side Of Twenty-sixth street between Nj
and streets: a VALUABLE TWO.STuRY
FRAME DWELLING with seven rooms. kitchen,
and lot AIN by 1872 feet on the east side Of Twenty
sixth street between n and n streets: VALUA-
BILE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING with six
rooms, Kitchen and lot about 40 by 80 feet the
east side Of Twenty-sixth street between III and n
streets; also, SMALL FRAME DWELLING and
lot adjoining the above on The north-all in thor
OUCH repair.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payment, with interest added and secured
by deed Of trlSl RICHARDSON & CO.,
je5 AuctiCneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and auctiOnCerS.
bo,,-o,n Sy,; rrI In,l-

THE HANDSOME GRANITE-FRONT
L .DOUBLE-STORE TENEMENT, Nos. 5l4
AND SIG, ON THE NORTH SIDE or RROAD
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS, AT
AICTIUN.-0n MONDAY, 18th June, at o'clock
T.. NJ, we will sell by auction. upon the premises,
the PROPERTY above referred to, occupied by
MesSrs. William II. Tatum, Gardner II Brother,
Wigand, and others. There is 4 fine basement ex
tending the whole length Of the building: on the
main floor TWO NICE STORES, and a private en-
trance to the upper part: and above there are SIX
rooms, besides closets, with all modern conYe-
niences, &c, &c. The whole Is finished i'll nice style,
and is In good order. In the yard there Is 4 brick
kitchen and two framed stables The property
fronts 81 feet and runs back 10 wide paved alley
In the rear.
The situatlon of this property Oh the best part Of
Broad street and near to the Second Market makes
1t exceedingly desirable for business purposes, and
It's arrangement Is the best possible for yielding In
come. Its present rental even now being above
81 900 that few, II any. pieces of property now
in the market can equal 1t rs frSt-class invest
ment. Property Of such value Is rarely offered for
sala.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut SIX. twelve
aud eighteen months. for notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed. -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
je 5 Auctioneers.
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In the good old times when Ireland mad
Parliament OF her own, one honorable gen.
tleman said pleasantly, in the course OF de-
bate. OF another honorable gentleman :
"The house OF the honorable men,
Der are and have ever been politi-
cal and personal hirelings, from the
white-liycret hound that is trembling
on tie fiure to the painted bag that is
srinning in the gallery" After the duel
some one asked the speaker how he came
TO know that the sister OF his adversary, the
.slag" OF the peroration, was to be present
in the House. "Sure, walked down with
him. and he tonld me himself,' answered
the orator.
SCOT nothing to do?" snarled old Mr..
Thistlewaite TO poor hungry tramp who
applied for food. "Got no money? Can't
get any work. Why don't you 90 West
and rob Union Pacific sleeping-car? No
work!'' And the old man snorted in wrath
as he thought how foolish it was for man
to lie around these times and say he had
nothing to Go.-7aaokeye.
These are hard times. and the Connecti-
cut cigar-makers excuse their custom OF
making the wrappers OF their cigars of lea
Their because it makes the cigar last longer,
and is consequently lighter burden on the
pocket Of the consumer. This is unseltsh.
Haoheye. vs.
A Russian agent was in Danbury to Duy
up lot OF steamships, but falling to COM
plete satisfactory negotiations, he TOOK TWO
shirts from q clothes-line belonging 10 a
party named Moriarty and returned 10 rus
sla.-Danbufy Neaos. ss
Edison says his monographs viii cost
about 500 apiece. This will enable poor
families TO keep a photograph, but they
will have to dispense with couple OF dogs.
NorriStoaon Herald.
There are some things that always come
up to the scratch. and they are the seeds
you have planted when the, hens get in the
garden.
4 III our southern brethren are SO set
against contraction, why don't they stop df-
minisbing the size of their straw berry
baskets ?--Loa Courier. q
Canary birds we're not allowed in. the
Stewart Hotel for women. The result is
that the hotel has proved . failure PicQ-
{ 1flne.
close campaign puts conservative poli-
tirians on defence.
The usual saIutatIon Id Washington noYs
~, 9 Bios, is your title 4 q ss.f -'t:.s
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NICE LOT
LINE OF SEVENTH NEAR BAKER STREET
NAVY HILL. WITH 4 SMALL FRAME HOUSE
WITH THREE ROOMS THEREON, AT AUG
TION.-In execution Of 4 certain iced Of trust from
Philip Fleet to the undersigned as trustee, dated
June 2. 1877, and duly recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court, d. dl9 a, page 1922 will offer offer
Id, 1878. at O'Clock =. NJ, being required TO do
by the holder of the note secured thereby default
having been made in the payment of the same, the
PROPERTY described above. This lot, being situ-
acd in such rapidly. improving ncighborhood.
should command attention.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses of sale and to pay
Off note Of $50, with cost, interest &C., thereon
balance upon terms to be given ut sale.
JET r. \. 01EAGHER. Trustee.
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tf4.s,. q. BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
l10S Main street. Us

BUILDING LOTS ON TWELFTH BE.
ID TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
AND ADJOINING THE NEW NORMAL SCHOOL
Bull DING. ON TWELFTH STREET. AT AUG
TlON.-On WEDNESDAY. June 18th. at g oGlo DC;
p. NJ. on the premises, I win sell S6x132 FEET
OF GROUND on the east side of Twelfth street, as
above, commencing 100 feet from the corner oil
Clay and Twelfth streets.
These lots are centrally located and suitable for
sites for dwellings, which would pay to be erected
in this locality so convenient 10 the business centre
OF the city.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months.
win be sold very cheap. FRANK y. HILL.
ie Auctioneer.
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BY George S. Vashon & Son, AuctLoneers,
Nor z Tenth street.

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON GROVE
ID AVENUE A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE
CITY LIMITS FOB SALE AT AUCTION.-At
the request of the owner, will offer for sale at
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY. 18Th Of
RESIDENCE now occupied by Professor L. Harrl-
son, with FOUR ACRES OF GROUND -four addi.
tional acres adjoining will he sold If tsredl, stu
ated on the south side OF Grove avenue about one
half mile from the city limits. The dwelling con-
tains ten rooms in good ORDER with greenhouse at
near the dwelling. The grounds are adorned with
beautiful shade-trees, also frul-trees of choicest
riety. This is one Of the hanGsomest residences on
Grove avenue.
TERMS: Will be liberal, and made known on day
Of Gale. GEORGE S. VASHON & SON.
lie 10 Auotioneers.
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Round-trip tickets to Norfolk and O'd Point-the
latter including board at Hygeia Hotel.
Also, round-trip tickets To Old Point at special
rates, sold on Saturdays, good to return on the fol-
Round-trp tickets TO Beaufort, n. G., $14.
Special rates 70 dshing and excursion parties.
For through tickets, general Information, &C.,
streets aud at the general ticket ONCE Of A. W. Gar
ber S26 Main street.
The trains leaving Richmond at 10 A. II. and Pc
tersburg at $50 =. N. have been discontinued.
81. w. r. JONES,
General Passenger Agent.
A. SHAW.
lie S.S.Tu&Th3t General Superintendent.
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aUasTazsE sALES.s.Future gSays.
By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
=. A2s5t IL Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF a VALUABLE
II STORE AND DWELLING ON THE NORTH RI,
SIDE OF. LESTER, OR ROCKETTS1 STKEEIf
NEAR ELM STREET.-By request of the owner,
wc wIilsell BY auction. on the premises on WE'D
MES DAY The 18th day Of june, 1S7s. at g o'clock
p ar: that VALUABLE FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING situated as above. The LOT fronts
81 5-l2 feet on the north side Of Lester street, nG
runs back 132 feet. The DWELLING contains Ten
rooms II Is good business stand. aud should Mt
tract the attention Of parties looking for such IN Ia
yestInent. -. .
six Twelve. and eighteen months. negotiable notes
given for The deferred yments, with Interest added
at SIX per cont. and secured by deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO., Auctieneers;
Sale by N. N. LEE. je .
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BY Robert =. Lyme. ..l.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, .
1919 Mstn street,

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF "A LOT
" 9Ox53 FEET ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
RICHARD NEAR SEVENTEENTH STREET AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of q decree Of tile Richmond
1878, in n suit styled Wilson vs. Wilson, therein
pending, the undersigned, appointed special com
the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day of June,
1873 at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the property above men
toned. The attention OF those wishing to purchase
sale.
TERMS: One third cash residue at six and twelve
months, the purchaser to give notes with legal in
terest added from day Of SALE and til 10 be retained
until all the purchase-rnoney Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court.
W. G. GARNETT, JR.,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
je IL Special Commissioners.
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lFor the D!spatch.1
" WOnan'S Loves

IS pure rs dew upon the roses,
IS sweet as lnusc'S softest closes,
Is lair as snowhakes slowly falling,
Is wooing Us the harvest calling,
Is gracious as queen bestowing,
Is strong as mighty rivers flowing.
Is true rs Christian faith indwelling,
Unbidden US the oceans swelling.
But morn's first beams The dew dismisscs,
And slightest jar mars musicS bliSses.
While lighteSt flakes arc soonest leaving,
And ipest harvest oft deceiviug.
No airs for me like Old "Queen Bettie's";
The strongest streams are changed by jetties
And Christian faith is fast diSpelling.
While tides rise nj the moons compelling.
MAY 20, 1878. T. U. d.
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Rocks. STATIONERY. &c.
CRIMINAL LAWS-1STS.

DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA OF A
CRIMINAL NATURE. Illustrated by judicial De-
cisions. Bv j. d. Matthew'S Second Edition, revised
| and enlarged, with supplement containing the new
Code OF Criminal Procedure and Digest OF Criminal
Decisions from 20th 10 26th Gratian, and or others
that will appear in Volume xxx. Price, 10. just
je 7-dSw RANDOLPH 8 ENGLISH.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBCRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
<S0NNJTNCING MONDAY lime TO- 1879


~ trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 a. NJ, THROUGH MAlI, daily: connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. Sa-
si iomfsome Ea'sx oe, 'E Hes Gr ssG
and all points South aud SouAwe5, .
1888 P. NJ, EXPRESS daily Except sunday,
stops at all regular STATIONS Oh sig
nal. makes close connection at Pc
rcrsburg with the Atlantic, NIssis.
sippi and Ohio railroad for LYNCH
burg, Farmv:lle, and other local STA
tiollS. taat road, making same
lime as by any other line. Passengers
Taking this train will make close COIL
necrion at Petersburg for Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-l!Ee
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York. and with the Old Do
yinion steamers for New York. Stops
ut Manchester and Chester.
1870 ?. A., FREIGHT daily texccpt Sunday, With
ll:lOP. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sum
dayl, connecting for Weldon, Will
mlngton, Raleigh. Charleston. and Sa-
rannah. Pullman Seeping-car for
Wilmington snd tho South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:2G 4. ", THROUGH MAIL daily texcept Mon
day. connecting with Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac railroad for
all points North, East, and West. Stops
only at Manchester and Chester.
500 4. NJ, FREIGHTTRAIN daily (cxccpt sun
dav) with PASSENGER coach attached.
2:1o p. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Sum
dayl,connec,ing with Richmond Fred
erieksburg and Potomac railroad. leav-
ing Richmond at 4 Z. NJ. for all points
North and Northwest.
$50 2. Nj. THROUGH MAN daily, connecting
with RlchIioRd, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
snd West. Also, making clone connec-
ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
all regular stations. on signal
Passenger. for Glover Hun connect Chester
daily Except Suaday) nv taking the 4:3O F. NJ. t:in
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appnnattox denot.
EXCURSION TRAIN at 0 A. NJ. and 4:30 p. NJ.
EVERY SUNDAY.
je 10 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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For further information, through tickets. h1.:
gace-checks. &C, apply to Ticket Agent nj LcpOr
AM! to \. W. CARRIER, SIG Main street.
j. X. MACMCRDO,
General Passenger Agent.
r. VI. J.. TALCOTT, General superintendent.
IL 7-lw
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP S@TFs
W COMPANY. SSEaa2K1.
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The Board OF Visitors will meet on the 25th Of
June to make appointments OF cadets. vacancies
for STATE cadets Will exist in the following SENA-
TORIAL districts. STATE CADETS are supplied
with BOARD. TUITION, and ROOM-RENT
FREE. Applications, with testimonials US TO quail
fcations and character must be addressed to the I'M.
dersigned. Graduating exercises take place on I'd
July:
First District-LouGoun, Alexandria. Fairfax, and
Prince William.
Second District-Orange. Culpepcr and Madison.
Third Observation-Disclosures, Buckingham, and APP
pomattox.
Fourth District-Franklin and Henry.
Twelfth Distrct-Iianoyer and Caroline.
Fifteenth UiStrict-ShenandOan and Page.
Seventeenth District-Al!egllany, Roanoke, Eotc
tourt and Craig.
Wythe.
Nineteenth District-Lee, Wise, and Buchanan.
Twentieth DiStrict-Scott and Russell.
Twanty-frst Dlstrict-FauQuier aud Rappahan-
mock. - ...
Twenty-fourth Dstrict-Amelia, Cumberland,
and Prince Edward
Twenty-cichlh District-Charies City, James
City, York, Warwick, sc.
Tkirty-nrst Dis,rict-Ches!erheld, Goochland, and
Pow hatan. ... ....
| Thirty-second Distnct-Nansemond, Isle Of
Wight, and Southam pton.
Tbirtv-fourth, District-New Kent, Gloucester,
Matthews. and Nidd'csex.
Thirly-fifth Dtstrict-Accomac and Northamp-
ton.
Thirty-eiehth District-Montgomery FLOYD, and
Patrick. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
| my 6-MtJc25 .& SUPERINTENDENT.
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S. .ue.rr q! nay.
BY Janice Macdsusall, Anctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street. \, 3.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RUSTIC
l1}W0RK, SCALES, &C., At .hUGTIOS.--TilI
DAY nt 1OH o'clock ! will sell at my auction
rooms the usual variety of FURNITURE, &C., such
BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS. WARDROBE s,WAsH-
h STANDS, CANE AND WOOD CHAIRS AND
ROCKERS. one PARIf1R SUIT covered In
plush: MAHOGANY SOFAS and PARLOfs
CHAIRS MIRRORS and ENGRAVINGS: +:
Three pairs EXCELLENT CQu N1EK-SGALEs,
MARBLE.TOP TABLES, REFRIGERATORS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES rs : ssa II
Five boxes POwHATAN PIPES, -, ..4.-tf.Is,
One lot RUSTIC WORK Of benches, chairs, flower
4 stand, baskets, &C.. For sale privately, -sa
One FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, f3assI
Three FINE OlL-PAINTINGS.
One R0SEWo0D-CASE DUNBAR PIANO, In
good order. 81 go 80
Additions received up to hour of sale. ~
|, IL JAS. MACDOUGALL,A uctioneer.
THO ARRIVE THIS MORNING.:
Il 81 hogsheads aud tierces EXTRA, CABBAGE,
90 barrels NEW POTATOES,
2 barrels 1RESH SPOTS,
barrels TAIL0RS,
barrels TREvALLIES, .
barrels BONITOS.
Is barrels TROUT.
+ 8 barrels SHEEPHEAD,
3 barrels MACKEREL,
s barrels CLANS.
SOFT and HARD CRABS.
TURTLES, &C.
VEGETABLE SALE, 12k O'Clock:
je1l-1tx No. IL Eighteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-11

TNO PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CHRYSOPHANiC ACID:
THYMOL-crystaliZed;
PICRIC ACID-crysta!S;
LACTOPHOSPHATEO OF LIAIE-soluble;
FLUID EXTRACT VISCUM ALBUM;
FLUID EXTRACT GRINDELIA ROBUSTA:
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS VESICULOSIS;
FLUID EXTRACT JAEORANDI;
SUCCUS TARAXAC1-English
SUCCUS CONII-Enslish;
SUCCUS Observation-Disclosures;
SUCCUs HYOSCYAMI-English;
GLYCERITE KEPHALINE;
PANCREATIC EMULSION-English;
PEPsINE PoRCI-Epglish;
and all rare preparations, to be had ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
jc1 919 Main street.