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Shakespenre ModernIsed.

PoLoNIus TO iAtHrts
Give thN thoughts uo tongue.
Nor any uuproporuuuel tAuusht III act
Lest hc Lill down and huri hWIs'lt witt a.
The friends thou hast, u thou hast any.
Gruupr them 90 thN soul with HOOKS ui steel
FrcrH' tu them. A. n were,
Like gilm d,a ath to dead niLEer
For thou may ~ want them tu ball thee ost
Before thou art a week older
Rcwaro " entrance into a quarrel;
Hut hrlng iu. get IN tht hNturst hicks,
Rcmrmi rims that blow
wei landed on thy opponents iroadlaskct
Followed raiidh ny on0 on the tnu q. hls u,sN
i great medicine ior thee.
Give every man thine ear.
speaking oi course. an "a ugulatNC sense
Take each man ttusuIt,
Aud his iull nc mote,
COSTLY tlN habit A. Thy purse can bay,
Unless the tailor il goose enough
70 hang n up ull saturday eve uiur,
Do not run too much tu loud siltIts,
For tho apparel on proc cllins tlt man,
Aslt doe, the woman.
Neither borrower nor lender he.
iur.s thou hast not iuAuN uAugs Of uine own,
For lnnu ott lcuds his rlasses
And goes II hlmd himscM
And horrnWlng dulls the edge
Of another man. axe,
which thuu may - have a. turn
The grlLdst. ne tu repair
This above ALTO thine own scif he true,
Keen shdru luuhuut for Nu /.
Aw' must follow. 49, the nisht the dav,
Thou cAnst not then be- lett hy any man.
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Hunting Dawn the Rough..

sheriff Woodruff arrested eight more persons
who wetr uu that uuturiuu, tram, and took them L.
Cheshire Friday morning tor tlal Two ui the Young
men were strangers m suuthmgon, ana there could he
found no evidence against them. and they were dis
,harged without amy tral Two ohcrc were acquitted
hy the court aud the rest bound over 10 the Snpen"r
Court The officers to ic making good thing ont
Of the riot as they are aresng ont that they
ham NNus AN he
The sun., 1878-08-11
He Didn't Want Lunch.


Col. c. Of Bowling Green. XIV. made
heavy ulNN against iHfu bank when nnc lunches wtrt
set az all tne house amd Dumped over sl"" which com
uetlN Wu Tim out Tie rclut tutA laid aside ms cuc
PAPER and lead neil aud rAri Cor ms CLOAK and cane
lt culurcd attendant hlougl tie required aru les and
while adlustn. thU cloak, politely remarked. Lunch l.
iust ready, tolonrl, want YOU stay amt have somef
Iun. ID. h-u ODD roarcd the Colonel grinding his teeth
aud taking hrmrr ON l1s walking stick " DO you
think can cat sllup worth Of ham and get even 20
The sun., 1878-08-11
A woir,n sheep. Clothins.

II is my duty to warn the inhabitants of Bel
gravia against an inslmHtng mposor who by assuming
tile name Of a well known popular preacher, has sue.
ccoded In gliding unsuspectod INTO the boudurs oi
several Of the fashionable female dcyOtees aud must At
the time congratulate the fnT lady who upon re-
ceving visit from linn, grRcOusly begged him tO lie
seated that in departing he tOVk with him only letter
Of recommendation
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FT7T n y I1TT NTfs
Young lady in Fredericton. Y r. had n
narrow apo from drowning iuesdt, lH-f Sh. i,l
over wharf and mad sunk tiri umc and iay ,n Oh,
hofion o the river when Mr orr PM down pole and
fortunately touched her She describes sensations
not uulDu~Aut could distinctly tho ucufir ou the
wharf. aud wondered WHY thry dh not assist her saw
the pole coming down, and Imagined 1t immense size
nul length tho moment 10 Touched her she Cuspcd it
aud saNs size could have cimhcd tn Oh, moon oult Mr
orr Say she came NJ the pole like squirrel
The sun., 1878-08-11
Eccentric Photography.

Tho other day saw. at n well-known pho
tnrAphers the portrait m LADY IN her bAthng dress
Sho not actress nor professional beauty, but
there she IN short tunie and trousers with bAtk
ground OF scashOrc, wonder where the eeNentlSAeb
VI ladies Win regard " portraits WAL soy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

A musical critic says: "Signor BrigIoli
exhibits unusual resonance and power in
the crescerdo, being perfectly free from the
charge OF nasality or stridor in the climacte.
ric finale" We have frequently noticed
this and remarked it.; but at the same time
we could not help thinking that he displayed
trifle too much rotundity in the cellarlo
register, and the volumiuosity of his ex.
preston in the facial and.-ard-that is
well, you all have noticed 1t, no doubt
Norristoun Herald.
Edward Eggleston suggests that the streets
OF our towns and cities be called after our
great men. We don't know what Stanley
Matthews and Potter and DR.. Mary Walker
and others may think aboutit but we dom,
want our name stuck up on street corner
NorriStoton Herald.
Disraeli seems to think an immense deal
OF himself because he is bossing miserable
little ten-cent, three-by-sixteen European
peace congress. II BeaconsfieId takes Sc
much stock in himself, just let him come over
here and try to run funny paper one week.
That's all.--Pnck.
Do not suppose, young man, that because
you tremble, like the great Napoleon. at the
sight OF a mouse, or faint like Democratic
congressman at the smell of whiskey, that
you are genius. Still. you may make 0
respectable living opening clans Nycun,
Advertiser.
IA schoolmistress is said to be q g strap
ping woman in the eyes OF her pupils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

Some OF the medical Journals have great
hopes OF the extraordinary benefits which
the photograph will confer upon physl-
clans. 1t will, they say, make the Noes!
distinctions between every form OF bron-
chial and pulmonary disease: between per-
cussion, succussion, and friction sounds !;
between crcpitus, fetal, and placental muir,
murs; between arterial and aneurlsmal
suggestions. when each can be produced at
will, and managed according to proIes-
sional notions at any time or place. Inc
lecturer that is to come will use the phono-
graph instead OF his tongue for lnstruc-
tion and illustration. The wonderful IN
strument will record the frequency, dura-
lion, and characteristics OF respiratory and
muscular movements; differentiate pneu..
mouia from pbthisis: reproduce the SOD OF
hysteria, the sigh OF Elelanchola, the hic-
cough OF collapse, and the moan OF the
puerperal patient. 1t will interpret Tor the
infant the inarticulate expression OF ear
ache, collie, muscular disorder, and tuoer-
cular meningitis. 1t will be an expert IN
lunacy, determining accurately between
insanity, mania, and idiocy. 1t Will make
the subtlest and ablest Of diagnoses; VIII
translate all the ailments OF human nature
clearly and directly, and render the most
ordinary doctor so capable OF understand
ing something OF medicine that it may
quite supersede the need OF physicians,
which cannot fail to be 4 blessing to man
kind.-Neto YOrIc Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

Impecunious man, addressing commu-
nistic meeting: 'sAs l said before, gentle
men, am with you, heart and soul. The
property Of the country should be equally
divided. The rich must be compelled to
share their boarded wealth with those whom
a somewhat careless and inattentive Provi-
dence has blessed with nothing. Why
should one be pennilesS while another has
his thousands? Why At this point a
elegraph-messenger boy pushes his way
through the crowd and hands the speaker a
dispatch, which reads as follows:
Colonel WAackup: Dear sir,-Your aunt in Penn
Yam has lust died, leaving you legacy of twelve
thousand dollars. ATTORNEY.
The speaker deyougs the glad tidings ST.
lentIy, and then says, Hum-ha-yes-
wel-gentlemen, shall be compelled to
conclude my speech at some future day, as
have been summoned away on important
business; and Colonel Whackup isn't with
them so much as he was.
''His banner led the spears no more
Among the hills Of SPAIN"
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
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the Mummy.

Atlanta Is considered as stronghold OF
Nortbern NJ ettodism by people at distance.
,rhe Northern Church has paper there.
Bishop Haven claims it as q. home. We eX.
pected to see some strength and activity
among the Northern Methodists in that city.
1t was difficult even to lind the corpse
The dry.rot had finished up what was there
1t is deIusion and u snare. 1T Is maei'
strom OF Northern Methodist dollars p
two thousand sunk yearly on that paper !.
How long can such sham continue
The Rev. J. H. Vincent, the editor OF their
Sunday-school publications, while at AT
lanta, told these people and preachers. as
Northern Methodist advocate the South
westerly reports, "thst, as a church, they
had no business there" bow diff
ferent is the opinion OF this honest
visitor from the tone OF the men 10
the South fed by missionary money
Poor fellows! they are doing so much
better than they did at home "doWn East
and are petted as martyrs and lionized al
summer camp-meetings along the cool lakes
OF New York. The temptation is too strong.
And what would become OF Bishop Ha,
ven if fraternity and common sense should
prevail? His occupation would be gone
No more men in buckram to hack, Sir John.
Richmond Christian Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

GOVERNOR HOLIDAYS AND THE OTHER
PARIS CoMMIssIoSERs.-[Pari letter to New
York Tribune. Paris, June 12.-lf the
American Department is mcagre in things
il is rich in men. The number OF commits
sioners sent over by the General Govern
ment and States to superintend it is extra
ordinary. Mr.. Mccormick tells me that the
Governor of one OF the southern States APP
pointed every one as commissioner who
was going abroad from his State. The
number OF these commissioners attached to
the little American section is suggestive OF
major-generaPs staff commanding cor
poral's guard. The French Government
recognized forty-four commissioners, addi-
tional and honorary, appointed by the Pre-
sident, and naturally refused to recognize
more from the States. Even the recogni-
ton OF the forty-four can hardly be called
such, for but one man has any relations
with the French management, and that is
the CommisSioner-Genera
AS to those whose commissions are signed
by the Governors OF their respective States,
they have no status whatever, not being fur
nished even with tickets OF admission to
the Exposition. There is in consequence
dissatisfaction among them, not so much
with the Commissioned General us with the
Governors who appointed and sent them
here, and who, in SO doing, have irritated
rather than conciliated their constituencies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
Ey J. Thomson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
11i3 Main street.

TERUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
J. LOT ON FOURTH STREET NEAR BAKER
STREET.-By virtue of L deed of trust dated the
10Th Of December. s75. and recorded in the Rich
mnnd Chancerv Court, Deed Book 107 i. page 5,
from Louis 4. Carvet and wife to the undersigned,
trustee. conveying certain REAL ESTATE hercln-
after described, and whereas default has been made
In the payment OF all notes therein secured. and
being required 10 do by the holder of the notes
therein secured. will sell. the premises on FRI
DAY, July IL. 1878. ut 6 O'Clock 7. NJ, the real
estate described In said deed follows: ''All That
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. with the i'm
provemcDts thereon lying and being In the city OF
Richmond. in The State Of Virginia. OH the east side
of Fourth street fronting % feet inches on Fourth
street, and running back between parallel lines 122
feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at point on Fourth street l 10
feet from Baker street. running thence along Fourth
street % feet inches, thence ut right angles per-
pendicuar to Fourth street and parallel with Baker
street 1872 feet to an alley l6 feet wide, hence at
right angles and parallel with Fourth street along
said alley toward Fourth street % feet inches.
thence AZ right angles 122 feet to the point of be-
ginning on Fourth street,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and S5Sl.11,
and thr balance on such terms will be announced
al sale in accordance with deed Of trust:
PATRICK MCGONERS, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Aucionetr. iy2
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l. BRICK STORE, DWELLING, AND LOT ON
SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE FENA-
BILE STREET, BY AUCTI0S.-By virtue of the
day OF December, 1878. from Patrick +. Boyle and
wife TO the undersigned trustee. duly recorded In
the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court of the city
of Richmond, 10 secure the payment OF u certain
negotiable note therein mentioned, default having
been made in the payment Of part of said note and
being required to do by the holder thereof, SHALL
rs trustee In said deed sell by auction, tue PREM
ises. Oh TUESDAY the 9th day OF July, 1878. ut
& O'Clock Z. NJ. The foowing-described REAL
ESTATE-to wit: certain LOT OF LAND 'front.'
Ing 22a feet on the west side OF Seyeneenth street
opposite Veuable street running back on It's north.
ern line about 100 feet and its southern line "a
feet, with a valuable THREE-STORY BRICK
STORE and DWELLING thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash to de5ray the expense OF
executing this trust ard to pay off the or $3.50,
with interest thereon from the 26th day OF July.
1878; the residue on such terms as shall be an
nounced IT sale.
10 2R l. 4. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
Bv Robert =. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and AuctlonceT,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
i OFA VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS FRONTING ON WEST
HAM (OR CARY-STREETl ROAD. AND En-
TENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWHA CANAL-By virtue Of a decree OF the
United States District Court for the Eastern dis
trict Of Virginia entered on The I'd day of July,
1878, in the case Of William NJ. Ledey. bankrupt,
we will sell, upon the premises. on MONDAY the
18th day of july. 1878, at II O'Clock NJ, the DE-
SIRABLE TRACT OF LAND described in said
deed as containing FORTY-ONE AND A HALE
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. about four and 4 half
miles west of Richmond, and now occupied by MIR.
W. NJ. Ledlcy as residence and farm. The i'm
provcments arc trsi-rate. and consist of TWO
STORY FRAME DIV ELLIEG Of six rooms. kitch-
en-, &C., with all needed Out-buildingS, and good
repair.
This Is The same properly conveyed to said Led
ley by Robert Avis and wife by deed Of The 0rh OF
April, 1877. This is truly desirable piece of
property, and being situated OH the princpa road
leading from the city should command the attention
of parties wishing nice and attractive country
home in splendid condition.
TERMS: Cash as to sufficient 10 pay off two
notes-oue for s671 so and the her for SG91.4G-
with all cost &C., thereon, and cost and expenses of
SALE and also The expenses of preceding sale. and
upon credit on S7l1.03 till October 10. 1878,
and residue upon terms to be announced at sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
jr3 :. Il. WITT, Assignee.
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An IMPORTANT FUNCTION

II oAlhOLtAAHH
The kidneys exercise most important luhcuohs'
which are so wearisome that they tax to the utmost
the strength and endurance Of these busy little Or
cans. Every BREATH every pulsation Of the heart,
every movement Of limb, every thought, makes
waste and necessitatcs the development of new
atoms The used up particles in the blood are sted
from 1t and dissolved in watery fluid by the Kid
news which then discharge this fluid into the blad-
der. A train of disasters to the system would fol-
low If these "ashes," so 10 speak, were not 'hor-
oughlv strained Off and discharged. This IS the
case when the kidneys become Inactive. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, by restoring their activity, not
only keeps open most important outlet for impu-
rites, but prevents diseases of the kidneys them
selves, which, when Inert, become liable to fall Il
prey to diabetes, Dright's disease, ncphisis abi-
menuria. and other maiadics specially incident to
them, which, although not sp' cially rapid IN tbeI
progression, are particularly obstinate ana latal.
~ 2-Tu,Th,S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

MINES TURNING Our MORE GOLD AND
LESS SILVER. Correspondence Baltimore
Sun. San Francisco, June 15.-The world
may now stop fretting about the excess OF
silver. The Bonanza mines reduce their
production one-hali. With regard to other
silver mines the string ncy of money for
bids assessment for further exploration for
the present, and generally there bave been
exposed such systematic imposition upon
shareholders, and such frightful demoneti-
cation by gambling 10 silver stocks. that Tor
q long time to come enterprising new silver
mines may be regarded as "played OUT.
Gold-mining will show q large increase OF
production on account of doubling the wa
Ter supply from the last rain season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

STREET RAILROADS IN PARIS Paris let
ter New York Tribune. THE tramways-a
recent feature in Paris-do the best part Of
the carrying, and are wider and more CON-
Portable than American street railways.
The administrative faculty OF the French
has been at work on the tramway and re-
duced it to system. A spiral stairway at
the r2ar end OF the car conducts to the top
where there are two rows Of seats, back 10
back, for twenty persons. In the interior
there are twenty seats, face to face, as with
us, aud standing-room is allowed on the
platform at each end Of the car for five per-
sons, which makes the complement fifty.
At pinch more persons might wedge into
the seats and the standing-room, but il there
BE a person in excess OF the number men-
toned in any part of the car, man or wo-
man, the conductor imperatively commands
him or her to step down and out. Ii an at
tempt at parley is made he stamps his foot
and is more imperative than before. French
men do not give up their places to women
under any circumstances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
BY Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

H1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A NICE
i FRAMED HOUSE AND FINE LOT on "a !
NEAR BUCHANAN STREET. ADJOINING THE
PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WHITLOCk, ESQ,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance Of The provisions OF
certain deed Of trust from John Nettles and wire
10 the undersigned, as trustee, dated November Ia
D. H. 9S, page PIG, will proceed to sell, upos the
premises, on TUESDAY the 9th day of July, 1878
at {; O'clock p. NJ. being required so to do by the
holder of the noe secured by said deed, default
having beer made in the payment Of The same the
PROPERTY conveyed by said decd. Tine HOUSE
and is in excellent order. The LOT has q front OF
20 feet on Jay street, and runs back 132 feet;
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost and expenses of SALE anu
TO raw off a note Of $3.50. with all interest, &C.
thereon residue upon such terms aswill be given
mt sale. X. A. MEAGHER.
iva Trustee.
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Solution Of the Labor Problem.

An interesting experiment is now in pro-
gress at Ionia, Virginia, about twenty miles
below this city. which seems TO us to FUR
nish better solution OF the labor problem
than strikes. An association OF working
men have located themselves upon the land
and offer to their members q pleasant home
and steady work. Each is required to save
a share of bis wages and invest it In the
business. 1t secures to all agreeable asso-
ciates, and requires OF all moral and re-
spectacle lives. All board at common
home, which contains a good library ana
spacious reading-room, and liberal sup
ply of amusements for leisure hours.
The members are employed in raising
their own food, making their own clothing,
housekeeping, and intend to build their
own dwellings and workshops. 1t is the
intention Of the company to make itself abb
solutely self-supporting, producing its own
supplies as far rs possible. The association
receives only those who are industrious.
economical, intelligent, temperate, moral,
and in good health: TO such 1t lnsures
work, wages, a comfortable living, and a
competence in old age. 1t has several hum
dred acres OF excellent land, ample
buildings, teams, tools, and at pres
ent twenty members, mostly young
farmers and mechanics from New Eng
land. 1t is about to build a factory, in
which several branches Of manufacture will
be carried on, and both men and women be
employed. 1t is now receiving accessions,
and is capable Of expansion, in means and
numbers, to large dimensions. 1t offers
great inducements to frugal, industrious
persons of both sexes.
This seems to US an example OF great
value to the workingmen OF all classes. Let
them organize cooperative bodies like this,
90 out upon the land, and invite capitalists
to ioin them. This is vastly better than to
waste their energies in destructive strikes
or iruitIess agitation.-W Washington Stand
n7n
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BY james VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE DESIRABLE BRICK STORES
i AND DWELLINGS. Nos. 12. II, AND lG,
ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-At the request of the owner. we Will
on WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of July. 1878. at l
O'Clock L. NJ, that desirable REAL ESTATE as
above located. consisting of THREE STORES with
comfortable dwellings ahovc-one containing about
ten besides the store and the other two three
rooms each besides the store and Kitchen. The lot
upon which No. IL stands front about 26 by about
so feet to an acv. and tine other two front about
Is by so feet each to alley The location OF this
Exchange hotels, render IL suitable for almost any
kind OF business, and Is now occupied by good ten
ants
TERMS: One third cash the balance at six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured bv 4 deed ut trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR * son.
Auciiouecr:.
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AN neutrality-suspicious. Of the n
der AppeaLl -Dinaoiddie county. June %,
7S.-Messrs. Editors: Can you or any Ct
your many readers explain to me why it is
that the vine of the butter-bean cannot be
induced or made To curl on the left-hand
side OF the pole? have tied them to the
left-hand side of the pole, and in every case
the vine would turn back and take the
rlght-hand side. will present you with
new hat if you can find one in any OF the
gardens in Petersburg growing on the left
land side OF the pole. 1t cannot be the
sun, as lave protected the vine from the
sun. Il. A. RASH.
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By Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HOUSES
4 AND LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET , BE- =.
TWEEN POPLAR AND LEIGH STREETS zee, "a, At
M Nav ). 1875, duly recorded in the clerks
office Of the Richmond. Chancery Court, ID. B.
in the nayment of 4 certain negotiable note
secured therein. / will sell on SATURDAY,
July 6. 1878, ut So O'Clock T. A., on the premises,
the properly described IN said deed, Us follows
All that lot Of land, with the improvements thereon,
fronting on the west side of Fifteenth street be-
inches. ihe houses are yielding good rent, and
will nav handsome per cent. as IN investment
TERMS: Announced ut sale; and will be made,
by consent, accommod ating.
10 "a FRANK D. HILL. Trustee.