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E ,rom ,ooiis,yilIe last night, returned the

ia from Louisville last night. g returned the
Deekir. IS (. -. .,,,,,,
fermandid the order. I shant keep any
more ltkker in the Corners till 700 GIT some
settled noshnns ny finance. don't IKE
tbis diyidin' biznis. 700 he'd better turn
around and find some one who didn't drink
his pint and Ealf, and make him dlYlae
with them ez did consoom t1er snare. l
don't see how you kin stopthls NOTION AFTER
it's once startid.o
THAT WIZ hopelis. Every mothers son
NV EN- he'd drank his share on the spot anu
tller wuzn't drop to be hea for love OF
money. And Their wuZ four hundred men,
all NV EN- waiting for their,mornln starter.
and not drop to be he'd. AND tner sou
Bascom. the only man witch could furnish
1t to us, smiIin at our agony, ez calm eI
summer mornin. And when ne pu,iea u
pink flask from his pocklf, ana took MS
grink with the remark that he had been
nrudent enuff to save that, it stupg us to
radnis.
FINALLY Bascom sed that the likker that
he he'd ordered wuz RELY in the Corners,
b,,t that he he'd conceded it till he Good
know sutbin NV wat wuz to happen to him.
And we compromised. We agreed to re-
turn to the old ways-to compensate MN
for the likker we had consumed the mite
aiore, and 10 postpone the regenrashen NV
the world at leest six months, ana TO CIV
him months motifs afore we commenst
agin. On these cnndishons he roled IN Il
bari, and the Corners WIZ irrigated.
We are gittin' on very we'll now by ira
dim what we commooned from Pollock TO
Bascom for likker. The yard pieces NV cal
leo and wooleG he takes for likker, and
sells 'em in Louisville to cheap clothin'-men
for vest patterns, and the other goods ne
takes at a fair vaiyooashen. Bascom amt
hard to dele with ef 700 hev got anything
with witch to pay him.
I don't know how Il COMMONLY fXed eZ
we are kin hev communism in It's purity:
We are in the iron grasp Nv capital, ana
don't apeer to be able to git out Nv 1t. III
we Good divide Bascom up, and then the
minnit wat we took NV him wuz gone heV
another man come in with stock to DIVIDE
M, end so ad infnitun,, it wood work, but
deelers in necessaries, rs the Deekin re-
marks, is sorid, and when they diSkiyer the
kind NV a markit the Corners wuZ, he WIZ
afeerd they wood be too selfish to come IN
any great numbers. While we NV the Cor
ners wuz ediucatid up to the great prlnsl'
pies wv communism, he didn't bleeve them
cz he'd goods wuz.
And so the idea wuz faleyoor.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey,
Communist, in theory.
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AU1rI0NI7 7ss;AsLE,,...Fsatnrc pays.
BY George 8. vushon & Sons fioneefs,
M. n Tenth street.

n,R1JsTEE,s SALE OF LOT ONWAL-
srIr-r sTpE ET TN, THE COUNTY OE HEN
RIcO q IA. NEAR THE WESTERN i.IMIrs OF THE Il;
CRY or RICHMOND. ER Isry ESG W EE 81
Ssy Urine Of deed of trust executed by Alfred Lee
to- the undersigned rs trustee. duly recorded IN ten
rico County Court clerks Office, default asing uee,
made in The paymeut of the money therein secured,
7 will neipg thereto required by the beneficiary
proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre,es On
TUESDAY. July LIZ. 1871 at W. O'Clock [. al' 1ne
PROPERTY above described.
TERMS Cash Us TO expenses OF sale ana SUN
sufficient TO pay off note for S72, due june "a,
1878, With interest till paid; balance upon SUCH
terms rs will be announced ut sale.
iy ii GEORGE s. yASHON. JR.. Trustee.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
1912 Main street.

MICE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
INGTON STREET., TWO SQUARES Fast OF
SEVENTEENTH AND NEAK CHRIST EPIS SC :.
PsI, CHITRCH. IN THE VALLEY. FOR SALE
nv aIICTfON WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
AZ the request OF the owner will sell. upon The
premises, on FRIDAY The 12h day Of July, 1873.
ut az o'clock p 81. tine property above described.
The house contains four rooms, besides kitchen, &c.
The lot fronts "a feet inches and runs back good
depth. This presents an unusual opportunity 10
uIrchase q nice home In good neignborhood at .
small sost and being just outside of The city limits,
and In the county. the taxes will bP yerv little.
sale ROBERT Is. LYME,
~ IN Auct!oneer.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ LOTION FOURTH STREET NEAR DUYAL
STREET.-By virtue of Il deed of trust dated the
10 III Of December. 1875. and recorded in the Rich
moud Chancery Court, DeC2-B0o lD1 Il. page .,
from Louis 4. Cauvct and VIII. 10 the undersigned.
trustee. cnnvevlug certain REAL ESTATE herein
after described. and whereas default has been made
in the payment of all notes therein secured. and
Dcin. required so 10 do by The holder Of the noies
therein securcd.I will SELL OH the premises. on FRI :
DAY. July II. 1878. 1T o'clock i. NJ. the real
estate described In said deed follows: All hat
certain LOT or PARCEL OF LAND. with the inn
provemens thereon, lying and being IN the city Of
Richmond. in The State Of Virginia. on the east side
of Fourth street fromiaa: 23 tcct inches %! Fourth
street and running bnCk hctwecA parallel 'incS ~
feet 10 in alley q feet wide. and boHnhcd IL; fol-
lows: Beginning III Il point on Fourth street 10
feet from Baker street running fcnceaonG foilfl
street % feet IncHcS, tlence At right angles per-
penrirc,r t. Fourth street and parallel "lti Baker
street l22 feet alley Is feet wide :hcnc.: at
right angles and parallel with Fourth street along
said alley toward Fourth street % feet inches
thence III right angles 20 feet to the point OF be-
ginning on Fourth street,
TERMS Cash rs TO EXPENSES of sale and SjSl.ll /,
and The balance on suc! terms IS viii be ANNOUNCED
nj sale In accordance with deed Of trust.
PATRICK MCGONERN. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON EHOW3. Auciloncsr. w
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|, \, sALEs-Fufare Bays.
BY Grubbs e Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. a Eleventh street..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
SGBLE BRICK DWELLING No. sos WEST
STREET. NEXT DOOR TO HENRY
sTREET, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF q decree of
lie Richmond Cbancery Court, pronounced June
20, S7S in the case OF Primer cs Rowe et dts we
will sell at auction. upon the premises, on IHUKS-
DAY Sth July, 1875, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the yalu
able BRICK DWELLING located rs above de-
scribed No. G03 west Marshall street. he house
contains five rooms and Kitchen and The lot fronts
g. feet by = to an alley.
TERMS: Ono third cash: balance In elk and
twelve months. with negotiable notes given for de-
rcrred Duyments, six per cent Interest added. and
the TILE retained until I'LL the purchase:noney Is
n,jJ JOHN 6. WISE.
JAMES CASkIE,
fyo Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucd0ncers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
" RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY On
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOk y We
NUE. AND ADAMS STREET AT ACCTlUN;-
By vrtue Of 4 decree OF the Chancery Court OF me
city of Richmond, of date June 25, 1878. in the
case OF Hill 4 Goddin az. Stevenson and Others
will proceed 10 sell at public auction. on the premi-
ses, Mt 6 o'c!oci, p. NJ. on FRIDAY. Jnty19. 1878.
the DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs Layelettc T. steven.
SON in the HOUSE and LOT on the south Side 90 OF
Marshall street near Adams or which II. NJ; S,e1
yenson oied possessed, said house being numbered
los west Marshall, and contains about i've rooms
with kitchen. The lot fronts % by - feet. The
JOHN s. WISE.
ivo Commissioner.
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BY Jno. 4. Laugnton, Jr. tAecnt). Auctiorcer,
No. 1923 Franklin street,

r ARGE SALEOF FORFEITED DYED
IL GOODS. SILKS, CASSIMERES, ALPACAS,
POPLINS. EMPRESS CLOTHS SHAWL. RIB
BONS. FEATHERS, &C., &c. AT AUCTloN.-
Being DESTROYS of disseminating the dyeing business
I shall sell at auction. without reserve, 10 pay
charges. on THURSDAY the 18th day OF Jul y. III
0 o'elOck. ut my store, No. 42G cast Broau street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, large ot Of the
above DESIRABLE GOODS That have remained
uncalied for until they have become forfeited.
Parties whose goods have been kept The time al
lowed by law are hereby notified thai unless they
called for before the day of SALE such goods Will DC
positively sold 10 pay charges an he same.
The attention Of tie ladies Is called to the above
sale, as the assortment Is well worthy their St'cn-
ton. j.. Liz NEMAN,.
420 east Broad street.
JSo. L. LAUGHToN, Jr., Auctionerr:
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SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN HANOVER, NEAR ELLETT'S MILL, 0S
THE SOUTH ANNA RIVER.-By virtue OF aG-
cree of Hanover Circuit Court. entered on me Stn
OF May, 1875 in the case of Elicit &c; rs EiiGts
over Courthouse. On the l7Tli DAY or JTL -;
1878 (lhat being court-dayi. that IRACI u, "
LAND living ON the South Anna river. I'D ASH
land district, near Elects mill In Hanover county:
containing (by survey recently m1ae J f6rfner.
" owned by Robert Elicit. The land has on II
large DWELLlNG-HOUSEa aud ! good orch:r1 i ana
out-builtings, and is In good CONDITION lor farming
TERMS OF SALE: Enough III cash to pay en-
penses of suit and sale: the residue OF The Blr-
rhnse-mouev being made parable III three equal
PAYMENTS secured by bonds bearing interest from
day of sale and falling due at one: two, and three
wears signed by, good surrtics; title retained until
p1- GEORGE p. HAW,
HILL CARTER,
10 22-s4w Special Commissioners.
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y7ERy VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE


VERY YALUABLE AND DE ;:RA Ii
Y FOUR-STDRY BRICK TENEMENT. No
405. On TIE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN;
STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STR EETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTiOS-At the
request of The owner WHO desires to nyes, IN h, his
l6tl day of July, 1878. at ) o'clock 7. ~. apon
the premises, That VERY VALUABLE ASD ltE /.
SlRABLE FOUR-STORI BRICK TENEMENT
situated and being above stated, nov occupied by
uh excellent aSinS tenant at a good rental, con-
tanning in the main building twelve rooms, and in
the winY thereof eight rooms. besides closets, iaun-
dry. bathrooms wood aud coa-va"lt'; water,
closets lscJ,lre and distinct for white ana coored
Dcrsous) chandeliers in The pariors. and g,s through
out the premises. The LOT fronts "a feet 10 inccs
and runs back Oh feet 10 alley, with ample Gull
vert tons This property Is admirably adapt
ed 10 the boardnr-louse business TOR which 1t was
probably used for many years. anu for The use OF
private family. The whole premises are in thcr-
ough repair.
Terms: One fourth cash !; balance AT six. twelve
and eighteen months FOR negotiable notes, with six
Der cent. added, and secured by Gccd of trust.
FRANCIS II. 1SBELL,
iyll huctionrrr.
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ArCrI0S SALES-.-This Day.

1YTATERMEiONS! WATERMELONS !
w A carload Of WATERNELONS will he sold
AT auction without limit reserve. 1T The Peters
burg dcrot TODAY 1.-THE 11thl. at'12 NJ. promptly
on account eff whom it may concern . r,,>-
L. az n.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 M - -: ssz.

- I'D - $3.50 - -
& HdESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
June 20, 1878. passenger trains viii leave and
arrive ut Richmond as follows:
WESTWARD.
No, 1-7:20 A. M.-Leaves-FOE HUNTINGTON.
Daily except sunday stops a.
all regular stations: arrives a.
Gordpnsvl!ie AT 1895 A. N:
Charlottesville ut l:25 4. VI;
siaun.on at 1885 p. VI. (iinncrj:
White sulphur at ESQ r. Vi.
lsnpperl:, and Huntington at
FoR WAs,nNcToS: Arrive
at GordGfsviiie Mt 1895 \. NJ:
leaves by Virginia Midland a.
400 i. VI: arrives ut Wash
ingiom nj g:.5 =. II.
For LTECHHugG: Arrives
at Charlottesville at ll:2J \
~: leaves by Virginia Mhioni
at 1885 a. NJ; arrives .,
Lyuchburg At 2:20 p. VI.
Daily: stops At Hanover jun
tion. Soe's, Beaver Dam. Fret
crick'. Hal. Lou-ia. Trc,il.
iaD's. Gordon,ye. Gotham
Kcswick. charlottesville
Lynchbury JanrtIon. wv Ne.
chum's River. Greenwood. Al.
ton. Waynesboro', Fisner.yilr
Stannton. S"oo0e,.. Goshen.
Millboro. Clifton Foryp VII.
l!amsons. L"wmovr. Cogin.-
ton. and ali stations west 1r
Covingtpn. Arrives n; Cor
dous,ilie az 1920 \. NJ: Lar.
lottcsviilr at .Z5 i. ~. Stain
ton at 4:2j A. NJ; ,covaston
White Sulpbnr u, s:ij i. 81:
Kanawha Fail. at 80 T.. II.
dinner: Huntington AZ 5aJ
L. VI. StoaiEcr arrives 81 Ppr:,-
mouth AZ 9:30 +. NJ: rlurin~
natl IT . 4. NJ. and connect,
with the Haze. Tor the West,
Northwest, and Southwest
For WAS!t.SGToS: Arrives
at GortlUn.y!.,y 1T l:ZO H. W.:
letvcS by Vir.iuIl M!dinnd train
Al $3.50 :. III; arrives At Wa>a-
ingron al s An. ~
FoR LYNCuUvRG: ArriycS
at GoriorS'';r AT l:2N y. VI.
(rhausr C"rri. and NirgHrl
Midland AZ. I've. al LynchbaYs
at 4:32 \. ~.
No. 5-345 p. M.-Lcaves-!oE GoRDoNsyILLC:
Accommodation. daily t,NccI.
SUNDAY. stops ut all stations,
AMI arrives 4; GordonsN lie ~
T:ij L. Vi.
EASTWARD.
No. $500 P. M.-Arlivcs-fE0M iiCETlSGToN:
Daily (cNcrpL sunday: leaves
Huntington 1T G:3n T. VI:
Wh,c sulphur It: s:iJ \. ":
stanton 1T i:}i e. W.: !.,r-
iottc>yi!!c ri 3D. T.. VI: Cor
don.ytiic nj 4:iJ l.. VI.
FROM Lr.:C HGJ E": |ircini.
Midland r..."s lluChngf. 70
l2:jl t.. NJ: arrives ut t,'r-
don.ritlc Il i;ij - Il. l"&,ng.
cIrSl: Chesapeake and ONO
lraycs at iij r. II.
No. 22-i:ij L. M.-iEoM >rhrTIoS: I.avcs
>aUnt"n Dol? except sunday
1T $40 \. ": thar."tt"~y lie
$50 \. W.: ,rrtIou>yll". $50
a. VI; AN. tops al at! stations.
FROM NA>liiEtrDS: Wy
sinit MiGi.l&i leave, at G::i'i
\. NJ: arTi a. az inr!oT>S Iil.
II 1910: '.!rra,,cIhc and Obi,
GorIou>y.,.r at !o:lp \. NJ
and stop, Il; 81 stations.
so. 4 Gas y. M.-trrlvrs-fE ,cISclNNAri:
Daily: .;.."4.gr i"Iy's 'urir-
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wspssD AMP CSAg.-

GOAL AND WOOp.-On hand and con.
I J .t.utIy receiving large stock freshly miEc.t
AN'rURACirE COAL. all sizes: offering Al lowe,
prices for clsh. WEST FlkGiNiA SfLiA ,i N.
ENGJSE. uls0 CLOVER lIILL aud COKE IlSf
and OAK WOOD. long and sawed. from S3;;'9 20
$50 ami IS per cord. Orders promptly n,,,'a Al
G Tiii, o nr Siina,arntb and cary streets
Eieh!n; u N'uc'ee"''' '''' C.. H. PAGE.
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on THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST. 1878

SPRINGS, &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the rcquirments of
said DEGREES 50 much Of the property will be first
offered as 10 exclude from said offer goo acres of
land brick cottage, the out-houscs in the rear OF
The same, and two frame cottages, set apart as The
pronerty OF Mrs ". NJ. Harrison by the court; aud
then (if no bid should be made Sufficient to cover
the debts and membranes provided Tor by said de-
cree-) the said 200 and buildings set apart 10
Mrs. Harrison viii be also offered. both separately
and in connection with the entire property.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent OF the pur-
chase-monev in cash the remainder 10 three equal
instameusG, at one, two, and three years. bearing
interest. Bond and security required for the detei-
red iustamcnts.
A map of the property will he exhibited At the sale.
II may also be seen at the Office OF ". A. Qaarrier
Charleston, W. Va, Ut any time before tue day OF
sale.
The improvements upon this property are Of the
most durable character. and capable of accom-
modating several hundred visitors; and The p! ace
has always had high reputation rs Il Watering
place both on account of lis loeal attractions and
the medicinal qualities OF its waters. Aside from It's
value waterns-pacc, this properly. with It's cz.
tcnsvc building.-sOme Of the largest being OF
stone-could be readily converted into an extensive
manufacturing establishment or into a college.
Possession given the | st Of January, So.
WILLIAM a. QUARRlER,
\. FlTZH Ugh.
Com mis- siouprS.
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BY Robert Il. Lvur,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 1912 Main street.

rNRJTSTEE'S SALE OF \ NICE De
L TACHED FRAME DWELLING. WIFI! VERY
LARGE Lot SITUATED On TIE SOCIi II Line
OF NENABLE NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREET
40. l725L AND OPPOSITE yEEAB II STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH, AT hCCTioN.-ln eN"cu-
lion OF Il certain decd OF trust dated It'll Of fcbru-
nrv. 1917. and duly recorded in the l:ic'llnond
Chanccry Court. b. i. 1903 Il. page lso, VIII offer
for sale upon the prcniS. ~ public auction on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of July, 1878, III q O'Clock.
being required 80 10 do by the holder OF two OF ne
IN The payment Of nc same. all the property con-
vpycd Gy said deed. The LOr has 'front.' OF 81 ltct
inches on ScuaLie street. and runs back 10 El"iI'
tccath street. The Improvements consist OF
LARGE FRAME DWELLING containing about
seven rooms. and Kitchen aud all necessary ON
honscs. Water Oh the premises. The house Is now
occupied by Il permanent tenant and yltdHI@a ialr
rent. Eeiuv situated III one OF the most improving
localities in The city. IL should command The tlei'-
ton of those srckIi., Investments or home.
TERMS Cash 10 expenses of sale a'id siiEc'"!i'
TO pay of notes for % 3 and So22.3o. pist d'i'.
with interest cost, &C.: and residue upon Terms "
be given al sale X. 4. MGAGHER,
iT q Trustee
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Editors Dispatch: Is there not law pro-
hibitipg the passage through the mails OF
matter pertaining to lotteriess
DISINTERESTED.
ANSWER.

The postal laws forbid sending through
The mails s.letters or circulars concerning
illegal lotteries, so called, gift concerts, OF
other similar enterprises Offering prizes, or
concerning schemes devised and intended
TO deceive and defraud the public" Is the
one YOU speak of "illegal?"
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent. Auctionrer. and Notary Public
No. 92l Hall street Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUC-
L TON OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND tDI*-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. fA.-By virtue 81
deed OF trust executed I" Charles ". Turner and
Frank j. Sampson trustees. the It day OF Jan
uary. 1878. duly recorded In The clerks ollie 81 the
Musings Court for The city OF Manchester In Deed
Book No. =. PAGE ~ and Also In The clerks office
Of the County Court of Chesterfield county, in Decd
Book No. 60. page so. being required 80 io DO 10y
tile beneficiary il said dcc'.S a. j. sampson dcc!in-
ing 10 act trustee under said decd. viii offer FOR
sale on the premises. in the city of Manchester. on
MONDAY, July 10, 1878. commencing II clock
l.. NJ. the handsome DWELLINt-lluCSE tND
streets. now occupied by irst-class paying icnnnt.
The lot fronts GG feet Tenth street: and runs tark
So feet. with comfortable and mOGcr!!-SiNlc bu!G-
ings pump of excellent water. dwarf fruit trees,
&C.. &c, in the heart OF the city, only about nifty
yards from the Hastings Courthouse.
Immediately after The above sale VIII S'li, on trt
premises. ONE HALF INTEREST IN TWENTY
handsomely and eliyibly located for private resi-
dcnceS. $3.50 .,
AMI on the next day. TUESDAY. July g. 1878,
on the premises at o'clock \. NJ. in the county
Of ChcstcriclG will offer for SALE under sam" decd
Two THIRDS INTEREST in 4 tract OF valuable
farming ana mineral land. well wc"dcdnnd wa,cr"tt,
about four mites from the thriving village of Si-
loliln containing THREE III NDl:ED AID
SETESTY-EIGIITA ACRES. nearly siffronnd",! by
the valuable coal land; OF franklin StearnS. Ed,
purchased by him AZ hi2h figures. This property
offers first class Inducements 10 capitalists.
TERMS one ihir'. cash; The balance nn"n Il credit
Of six ana twelve month";. we'll secured. AMI interest
added from day oil sale on The deferred payments.
jy2 CHARLES ". TURNER, Trustee.
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RICuMoSD, YORK RIVER Az uE>rEkNEt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAJ II, 49,

RICuMOSD, YORK RIVER M H1>fLH"At
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ,--
= CUSlSlEHCtA,i MAY II, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER:
500 ". Leaves r,cnan:,i z! E>,::'Nf.@ii!,':>::
DAY. AMI SAY .t.iN'. I',"'''> ~.
West Point WIN -'@t'a'r 'lt','tt ...
all points o. iura !.te" ana ~ -
uinrc. Aries 81 H'NHs"'H =, : -
NJ connects wi:h -,....!n"s i"F " go
iugtun, PhiIa,riHa". Nc" l'F~. }. 49,.
ton and nj! wc.tr;u points. "Ah'.
st Richmond VITA trans "a t.H''..
and Petersburg AMI tGt'Li''11 49,
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT
s.n0 A. NJ. Leaves Richmora IpNDAi. NhD
Nt.SpAY. AMI ftlohf ana
500 A. NJ TLESDAY, TiitEcpA NJ, al. .,rtr1,t5
nj Nest Point ."r river .Iu!ins>' d.
timorr md al! %cs.rIh N"lh's. ~
nrrlsut K!clmor.! "l;t :rJin, on Ei'h-
aud Dau. he !1!I"Ad.N'chH'h''
ami Petersburg, aGd 'lt'ap"aAe Anu
Ohio raj !ruaas. ...,.,
LOCAL PA>s'.N"t:H. San
a.onP. NJ. Leaves Richmond Glst3 NeN'epl hu"-
day.
1000 A. 81. Arrives q, Ete:!m9nh, TrESp ~.
AVN ~ TlU'RSDAr, sud >Ai NDAl. 90
meets wlti. tram, vi R.ciu'"Ni ~
p.,.rs,,,r. mi chesapeake ana nti""
railroads.. stct,unr Havana ."'r' nt'-
H WnYnA lS?W wtsDi,&Se>n>Y, ard FIJI
ntS NJ T.. ". CoHEects "lsH
trains from P.!4,,cish@, Ne" nntS'
md western pclW;,. All Al He'l o.H,
With tralus :Dg E!cA@o"a s"' '"'
South.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-11

- Etsitors Dispatch. dpsop6s OF Igno--.
ramus,s INQUIRY 10 yours issue oi ednes-
xlay. please tell me the meaning and origin
sof the present popular phrases 9 Come
down to hard pan, z 9 1t will pan out well, =
40. p SINGLETON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-11
ANSWERS.

i. As to hard pan. I. Is the hard stratum
OF earth that lies below the soil, and holds
the water. t
9. " Pan outv is a phrase that Is used
amongst miners. When q pan is filed with
the soluble material out Of which gold is
obtained, and q painful Tor a ton ether
yields soodly proportion OF the glitterine
particles Of gold, it is said to span out Z
well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-11
LIME, CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
r EE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
IL LINE FOR TOBACCO AND CORN

5. Ii YOU wish good crop of wheat nse LEES
PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LIME OH your
tobacco and corn. II will pay well on the tobacco
and corn, and douhly pay the wheat crop follow
ing. Price only S12 per ton. rrr
ap17 a. ;. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-11

DIII.uEADS, $3.50 70 IS per feam' "
r INA DISPATCH rRlSI!SG-ipusE.