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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07

brlgnam 1Oung executors, having refuSe to deliver ever certain property into the hands of a receiver, have been brought before the court on process of contempt, and orde red to pay over at once, or go to jail. .r '.
 The Ferry Education bill is evidently be- coming bone of contention between the French Senate and the Deputies. The Com. fnittee of the former body seem determined to reject the whole bin. In retaliation the Dep uties refuse to vote the dishops salaries which, to the American, would seem the place where reform should have begun at first 3
 n The debate in the British parliament on the subject of fogging ln the army was one of the most disorderly ever witnessed in legislative body. The opposition was composed chiefly of Irish members, with considerable help from the. Liberals. There was row with the Speaker and such time generally as has not been seen even in our House of Represents tives for years. Among other opponents of the bill was MT. Milbank. who made the fol lowing horrible statement regarding what he had himself seen:
 Mir. Millbank said he saw soldier in the Scots Greys logged at the Royal Barracks in Dublin. The man was tied up to the triangles and every regiment in Dublin was obliged to send company to witness the punishment. The man had to receive 300 lashes, but before he had received 35 the blood ran down and out of his dress and after 10 or 15 more lashes the flesh flew from his back and shoulders After that he saw at Gibraltar man iogged under sentence of 400 lashes; it was in 1843. He also saw soldier in Highland regiment receive 200 lashes, the man tainted the doc
 tor was called up; the man could not drink, and sponge was squeezed in his mouth. The man came to and they went on with the pun ishment. He saw the man after in the hospi- tai, he could not lie on his back, which was livid flesh, and a week after ward in that warm
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
The Denver News does not look upon the West as the place of most success, after all,

The Denver News does not look upon the West as the place of most success, after all
 ''This is conspicuonsly good country for brainy and energetic young men, just starting in the world but to succeed here they must have the ability that would assure success at home. With that, their progress with us is likely to be moro rapid. But middle-aged people who have had start, especially in the professions, and failed, seldom get on their legs again in a new state. There is a screw loose about them, as a general rule. All they can do is to drift from pillar to post, hunting for a community that will appreciate them un- til the grave closes upon their disappointed and embittered lives"
 need not emigrate those who have failed here will fail there hence emigration will in most cases prove blunder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GARD.

s** A CARD. s.
 To all who are suffering from the errors and indis cretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay, loss of manhood, &c., will send recipe that "ill cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy k was discovered by missionary in South America Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. NMAN, Station D, New Fork City.
 K 40 # k@ F& 43-1y. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
s4o.0o Will Buy

sack Warrington salt $l.! {" hy ..-. l.: 60 pound extra quality grindstone with an A '
 No. frame and patent hangers 3'1
 fancy stripe lawn tent feet high and square s. black walnut bedstead G.: 1 set of springs 3.( | mattress 6: I walnut marble top flower stand se l.t Il walnut card $LS improved lawn mower S.C
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
$8O.OO Will Buy

100 pounds Masurys white lead 2 l RilIsdale iron beam plow with wheel 2 liz ht or dark grained bedroom suite complete IT 20 yards extra quality checked mating 6 1 Plnmb's patent dry air refrigerator 25 1 colored sissal hammock, best quality 2 1 pair ladies serge congress gaiters tQuite good)
 1 Holmans liver Lad 1 bed lounge | black walnut dining table | steroscope and steroscopic views
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
$500 Will Buy
5000 Will Buy

keg nails .,,. '....... $265 l sack ashton salt 2,9O IT pounds mackerel leo pair of the best barn doer hangers ever used,
 20 feet of track and screw stay roll 1.75 good cotton hammock in colors 1855 pair ladies cloth slippers 35
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07

Mayor Cooper, of New York, has called Mir. Wheeler of the New York police force, to ac- count for the failure to pay over certain funds amounting to about ss,0Oo as by law required. Wheeleris Republican, and the Republicans claim that the whole thing is political man. euver.
 . Gambetta organized very successful cele- bration of the anniversary of the taking of the Bastile. He was glad, says the Tribune cor respondent, to show the English, who were making such fuss over the death of young Napoleon, how differently the people who were supposed to be his subjects" regarded the matter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
$165.o0 Will Buy

l Bradley axe --<] a~r 90 20 pounds sword fish 100 1 carpet sweeper sT 2.76 1 Buckeye moving machine COCO boxes pills (3 Ayers and Herricks) 100 double rolls extra heavy wall paper ..s 100 Quarter ream note paper and packs heavy white
 envelopes 7.85 black walnut marble top chamber suite, which
 is really elegant in style finish and design 65.OO wire spring bed good enough for any one 4.5O 1 hair mattress, good one 17.6O I cotton (curled cotton) . TOO bottles Hurd's washing mixture 1.10 papers national yeast cakes 3 5E ,l6 heavy round or square point steel shovel .75 B wards good weight and good style prints l.37 more of those penny herring to make change .02
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07

The CongresslonaI committee now sitting at Chicago and investigating the condition of trade, have been taking evidence showing that the average earnings of workingmen is a little over $500. The average yearly cost of SUD- porting family of ivepersons is put at $434.- S1, divided as fellows: Groceries, $287.25 ]; clothing, $66.61; fuel, S3.a0; rent, $75.27; recreation. $10,74; education, 11.64, leaving about S70 annual excess over earnings.
 Prescott Pillsbury, another banker gone to destruction, has stolen $64, 900 from the Law renee (Mass.) National, of which he was cash fer. He went into California mining stocks when they worth 90 and came out when they were worth 30. He is 35 and well educated, was considered most excellent man in busi- ness and morals, and was socially held in high esteem. He has always lived economically, and his ruin seems wholly due to sudden craze for speculation, his operations not hay. ing extended over more than three or four weeks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07

Nd IS dHHouHCcu Uy IHc OdtIIdHd IICIIU, UI last month, in an item from which we translate the following: e" -fF H'@
 WELCOME HoME.-On the 17th instant we had the pleasure of welcoming home our ex. cellent friend, Mrs. Adela Conard, who arrived from Washington on the Steamer Santo Do mingo, after arranging some business of i'm. portance in that place. We heartily congrat. ulate our friend on her quick and safe return and wish her ali prosperity and happiness We hope that she will spend her life among the friends who so thoroughly appreciate her many good qualities. Her return was com lnemorated by lively serenade, in which our principal citizens participated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07

: SIoK PoLITIoIAN.-Of whatever party, you nave one common friend in Boneset Bitters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-08-07
bAKEl < REPRESENTATIVES, }Etf! "
 Washington Depot.

where ycu will find assortment of everything need ed supply the wants or add to the health happiness and prosperity of your family, from penny smoked herring to the most elegant parlor handicapped Bed Room suits. See what your money will buy when
 you get there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

81 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sA Al 49, ~
nISp 1f,yr A rnre business opportunity VIII Oe oa
feTed BIZ the large and safe % taxe p,ass q
The PARK Hotel ING zV ha "a s,f;riss IN
Der. either as whole or Separately. A''1t.s
P Eio Sg BED.RooM FURNITURE. BEDS, BE ..o
I''e fpyT<s -TARPETs-tn fact. everything gene
nile used in q frs-class hotel; -, ,-,,,,
fI,e assortment Of valuable pLhJEp SlLs nd
,arps lot Of CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE &C.;
Srs1VEs STE AMT TABLES, STEAM-BOiEEHS;
Si0 tho magnificent BAR, with all the appolnt-
ents. complete rs 1t now stands OF ny pis args
PATENTED REFRIG orator, CHANDE-
The KTTCHEN FURNITURE snd UTENSILS
COMPRISE the latest improvements IN EUK-
NACES, STOVES, forty COPPER SAUCE.
PANS, in fine order, besides other utensils OF
value pertaining to q frst-class ana well.organ-
lied Kitchen. JNO. E. LAUGHTON: JR.'
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FLOR the Dispatch.1
My0ueen.

where and how shall earliest meet her
VIVA. are the words she first VIII say
F,v what name shall learn TO greet her
4 know not row, but twill come some daT.
with the sunlight streaming doHn npon her-
cleaning down on her ringiets' sheenI, ,,o-
Che ia Standing some whare-she would nonor-
She whom wait for-my queen, my queen
T win not dream of her tall and stately;
She that / love may be fairy light:
1 will not say she snail walk sedate.y; ....s
Whatever She does will sure be rlHnt.
Che may he humble or proud. my lady,
Or that sweet calm which is just between:
J2ut. whenever she comes. she'll find me READY
To do her homage-my queen, my queen
But she must be courteous, she must be holy
Pure In her spirit-this maid love;
But whether her birth be noble or lowly,
care no more than the spirits above;
And III give my heart to NV ladv's keeping.
And ever her strength on mine snah lean,
The stars Shall fall, and the angels be weeping,
Ere I cease TO love her-my queen. my queen
LOUISA COUNTY, August 80, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

During brief interval OF silence Judge
Garnishee johnson arose and asked the
president ii it would not be we'll to discuss
the late bank panic in Montreal and street
riots in Quebec.
at would be well, sab, il dar was any
thin to discuss, sah," waS the bland answer
of the president.
"But doan' you low dat bank panic
proves anyin' dat might he needed as les
son by de culled folks?" inquired the
Judge.
eyes, sab. 1 Does" answered Brother
Gardner. at proves dat since de palIny
DAYS of de Freedman's Buro you nor no
od(ler man has seen a Niger who had dol
lar 10 deposit in bank or shillin' TO lose
by a bank panic. Sot down, Judge, an
rest yer back"
The Judge sot.-Lime Kiln CLUB, Free
Press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

n hnrsa: ana M Feps
tte fn sach things, for MI by
nrca 4, rs seemed We Wets among tho Enshlhn
LII ..s,i,a,v ss,sffinf them down from hesmet5
=. nniise, 4 Whey fou4 nc feroclouslF put uieu.
n, M. sas,aa we had nothing WITH W nicn.
~ sr,ike ihe captured cannon. Ine cavity %.
= nj. IN IKE storfn.cloud, buc we s 81.
ss,rns,Sl, them Ms IL they had been miss;
,,oda n,ur,d ana reformed again. ABOVE ~
nn;ses we could hear the ORDERS OF y Sa a...
ron.- Ui,tct, were repeated by MS omcs .hs
The Russian infaAtTy, masseu ne a. s .,,.,
batteries. were afraid to afe, Decau m,.. 70
we're mingled with their hersemen. H. aars
nr sour times xe broke through .nei 80 s'; g.
aIry. forming and reforming: AZ sas ',,. -
seemed as ii. the whole Russian as ~, ma'
coming down upon us Inen 1880 .ua ,hs
seeinr further slaughter useless suss Mt S1
onIer TO retire, himself being tne las.. nJs
me OF us would have aound MS way a Ja.H
hut for the COURAGE oil Inc. IRENE la - tho
sanra d,Afrtoue, who sileBced one Oh llie
1nss,an AaSkIng batteries. The #boie
.h;nm wos dream to me. The Worid
;.nnys hog few Of us returned. AS one Oh
the Eiohtb Royal Irissi said IN the nearing
~ most OF us when we got in: aico,
Un, mare astonfshed at escaping tnah IL
Ind heeu Killed.
The sereeausmdor laughed at this DIT Q,
Celtic lightness amid the superb Tragedy Vi
BaIaklava. -on,em.
brance of the charge OF the L1ght bIgaue.
Scores have told 1t before me, ana every hau
bas hjs own version. In material iaels we
a,l agree. After twenty five years Is pretty
difficuh TO be entirely correct" ,...s,
Tho story of the old dragoon Interested
me greatly, and as wrung hls manu- ~ p az
ing felt that bis UNIFORM covered a.. n'a az
be arresting Indian blackguaros amobs 'As
wiIds OF British Columbia. ;. h-.'@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

A small boy with big cent in bis hand
stood before Michigan-aVenueg grocery Tor
q long time yesterday before making up his
mind to enter. When asked what he
desired, he inquired:
elf boy should come here aud get trust
ed for stick OF gum, how much would 1t
be?"
Zone cent" was the reply.
"And il ii boy should come here with the
cash, how much would it be ?"
Just the same
"Then guess I'll get trusted" query
remarked the fnancier Us he slipped the
cent down into his pocket.-Free Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. 1912 Main street.

MICE AND NEAT sTOR p, AND AM,
IN DWELLING ATTACHE,ns.. NO: y Ey CHRiS.
FAN AND RICHARD STREETS, FOX Sc SALE i.s IA
request s Of the =, G% ,e m MD FAMED
nfs- Sor sale by public auction. upon the
the SO d dsy ef desrsbe
bs Within me past few years The store has
shelving DC The dwelling tGu ihe Tard
The iot is 22SI65 feet. This 10 real nice smai
piece Of property and win be gooa s ale er wi
1Sa assuranee that the property will certainly be
sold. .,.. NJ tbrap aiy
notes, an0 secured o' q. = ROBERT B.LYNE,
- 40 -,t @ .I rsy6t Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 4
80 R1fLRUAp COMPANY.
SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
W trains on this r6ad viii run - foflowa:

H BIG Rxin 1sp pc conrha4.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
W trains On this read win run - foiloua:
rs LEAVE RICHMOND s0UTH. 81
1856 l. Il, THROUGH MAIL daily. connectiss
for Charleston, savaRnah, Augusta
sna asR vfs SOB ony easss
and Manchester, and at Halfway on
500 A. H., sn,scctcoMMo DATIoN daily makes
o''o 1'- '' Close connection al Petersburg with
the Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio
raiJrasd for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis. Lynchbarg.
FarmyilIe, and other local stations On
that road, making same time as by
any other line. Stops al all regular
500 p. M. Asc sea5Sasi TRAIN daily
!exeent Sunday: PASSENGERS ssSs n,n taxins
ut Petersburg fer Norfolk.
1885 P. IL. THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
for Weldon, WILMINGTON, Raleigh.
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, CO.
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and nj: points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ine-car from Washington for Will
miRg.on, Savannah. and the South.
StOps onIv at Manchester and Chester
and Half. Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
e:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connectint
with Richmond, Frederlcksburg and
Potomac railroad fov all points North,
East, and West. Stops at Manches-
fer and Chester, and at Halfway
and a. Drtiry's Blum, on signal.
9.25A. IL, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops ut all stu
7:1oP.M, XCCOMMoDATION- TRAIN daily
Except Sunday). Stops oniv at Man.
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
signal.
S.56 r. n. THROUGH MhH. daily, sonnectQ
witk Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Also, making close cennec-
tion with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
all points North and West. This trsis
stops 1T Manchester and Chester, ant
at halfway snd Drury's Bluff, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
tAe Appsnattor dspot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ: leave Peters
burg 9:2O A. N. and 525 p. every Sunday.
mY3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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RAILROAD LINZ.
& u 9R -
AfcHxosD, York RIVER AND cHsssI
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS sAiLaoao.
~ TAKING EFFECT AtGrsr

IsT)
THROUGH PAssFrcx,
o:oo r ID. Leaves Richmond TIrrsn.x
1 I11a nnd SATURDAY" T., IHrgs,
west Point with st,sms, Iu1nnects, =,
al points ON Yor. rive, harab, tn
R!e. arrives In Raf,Itaos.hf Bat
"a. connects with rail.,In., ~
!ngton, philadelphia Xe., ImW,..'
Up; ana al western PORT iori Bls.
at h'camond with tr,in.o1n nd;hnHec:,
one nhio retcrsblry ana taesn, ,nNLcchrl1pj
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o:oo a. N. Leaves Richmond huSn,x
r.oo, =. MEsDAY. and FRIDAY. a.; I'm,
o'oo A. ~ i-IpESnAY, THURSDAY, ~.
oEEl'hY. Connects win =, sk7.
a. west Point for river an,u, aaAa.'s
tmore, and all western ra;...s' "a.
meets At Richmond VIII t,,'an. "a.
mond and ll4ryille r,i-o,II spon Rica.
S nhio re .,fry, AID ch:sar..,,tnItaost
LOCAL PASSENGER
3:oO Z. ID. Leaves Richmond NDyb,v
,rSsEpSnAf; and FRIDAY. WE'D
THROUGH PASstSIrs
Ao:oo a. IL M a,Ir.at RcRmGrd Trro,
.m,.hsi,hf, AndSATrgDtynAf
LEGS WIN trains On Ricnmn,.' 'on.
fettsphrg and Chesar1ss. 80. isd
fallroads. Steamer flar.n, .' aaa Mo
M0XDAY, WFD JS - yy'ka: sts,.
DAl, A. J. 81. C1nr,r,s' fhl.
trains from Philalei,l.!s, ". VA
ana western points. and =, ; Nv York.
With tr2lns for kcn,rr"" troR.
South. AID les
THROUGH FREIGHT
$3.50 P. n Arrives At Richmond S!ovn,y
EESDAY, and FeI,AS Msat.,'"ED.
$50 P. II. TUESDAY, THURSDAY -nl ,
URbAY. Connects WIN ~, M SAT.
West Point from Blltin6rs
meets with Rchnons AVID ia 2s-
Richmond and Peters bur-. a., 80 Tr '.ie
peakc and Ohio railroads. -"' Ing
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. n Arrives al Richmond MOyn,
WEDNESDAY, ard FKlD\Y'
meets with Richmond .nt ~
burg and Ch'aapeake and Oh,. >,
rczdc. '' TO-
No transfer Of freight al R!crnord to o. f,
southern points, Cars run through between ir,,!s.
and West Point. "i-i
Careful banding and Dispatch, With loves. ,,.s,
guaranteed 'a'
Through bills Of lsGlng. With guaranteed 49,,
Issued TO all northern AND western points. Nh
Through tickets sold IN AL northern. eastern -.
western poin:,, and oaggxs. checked :hrDu-, 40
For tickets apply al General RaiirnAt Tir.s, NJ.
ace, S2S Main street; AZ he ENrhar.. Iio,eI :,
compaay's depot. corner T~enty-thrd and p..
streets. RichD ond, Va. ~
ma23 n. r. DOUGLAS. Snrerrtens.r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03

At dinner at the Mansion House, Lon
don, three foreign consuls were present,
whom the Lord Mayor wished to honor by
drinking their heaIths. He accordingly
directed the toast-master to announce the
bealths Of "the three present censuls." He,
however, installing the words, gave out
the following: "The Lord Mayor drinks
the heaIths OF the three per cent. consols."
Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03
By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent anu Auclioneer,
1912 Main street.

TWO FRAME TENEMENTs, WITH
GOOD. DEEP LOTS. ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF SMITH AND LEIGH STREETS,
WFST OF AND NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By request
THURSDAY the 4th day OF September, 1872 by
auction, at AZ O'Clock Z. 81, the above-described
TENEMENrS, located as described. with kitchc n
each per month. The lots front 20 feet Inches
each on Leigh and extend back 100 feet TO nm alley.
Parties wishing 10 Invest in good small property
would do well 10 attend this sale.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced on The day
Of sale. kOBERT Is. ~ Ne,
au 18th, .Tu.W&Th AuctlOneer.
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'Au1sr,,1rrsrs,r nAE.Ea-.This Day. q.
BY Frank j. sanlpsg =,
Real Extate Agent Anrtionecf. and = up'i0'
ob1ca cnrf,er OF Ninth and Hull streets,

l,ynMMrssroNER,s SALE OF HOUSE
4 ysASD D LOT IN THE, CITY OF MA A NssIFS.
TER, CORNER OF sT0GktsTa,gssES s Az, Nv rfiE sp
l1IYoF sfPTEM BER. 1879, At a -O,CLNgh ha e :.
IL. ON THE PREMISEs-By virtue r ss Q, esseT en-
tered on the 2sth OF July. 10 the case 81
Inns neirs %. Hanan. &C.. VIII sci. ~ the
HOiIsE and LUT new occupied by paias asI,a !.
the lot has font Of IN rsss' ana con'a'u0 :
comfortable FRAME DWELLlNs1es (, .n,t and sale
ana the resfdue in two equal payments a am
Twelve months for sote.. with nteress nuSis IL Maid
and conveyance ordered BY he hnsnnEs S SSSt'
EspL6-@N Commissioner.
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EAST Bot I'd.

EAST Bound.
Mail ,rain arrives at Richmond d1isy "A- s..,pN.
cep. sunday i,y
Express train arrives At i'l'iH."'t A.K
and on Tncs,isy, Thursday. auh S4lmr
day connects at Richmond Min VIZ
rInIa Stpa Inboat fompunNs stcIhr1
Ariel. which leaves RicltEou! for 81!
Point, Norfok. &C., At 1913 \. VI.
Accoinl,Oaai train arrives ~ Eh"'nnn ,v
mOud daily except Sunday af........'':'.. u
A mixed train leaves staunfon :, ,%,f -" IA
taking passengers from virginia N"'l. -
from Washington, and arrives i, H"'ha"Ai
=. NJ. daily except SUNDAY. ,..,,.,,,t r,,r.
A connects with Virginia Midas" ~ f".'. ''t
Ing ut 100 \. 81. for l.ynchbHrS ao' ~ a
Mississippi and Ohio Raitrn,i stations, ~ e GIt
Virginia Midland railrold, leaving !! DIV
Il contccts With Virginia MlIln"t ra'Foa4;; w. w.
Ing at $50 a. 81. for Wa,hinsi"E. AZ! ~ n,
ginia Midland railroad, ica,i"E ~ ~ ,ni RAJ.
Lynchburs aud Ai!anti'' Ml>''ss''i" "''
d connects with Valley railroad. !tl''a; a.
l% conn nrIis% With Valley railroad! Ic,as" !'
+ 'r CONNECTS With SD ne line tor L.znti"n w. AZ
| {; connects with &. Il. =. and /. l.
| noirts on the OHIO river ana Cilc'uAtL T., Il.
Fl connects with Scioto "a!lry 'ai'F''" -
Northwest. ,,.,,.. In the ~,
| Eorthwrst and Southwelr. W. VI. :. ~. 49,.
| Nof'h"e"'' ~ tuync-r and >ur-rin''. -.
CONWAY 2. HOWARD "@Hr'a' ~, u
! Ticket Agent. ----------------I
| RICHMOND. FaED'G < Pnioh1'
! OPrICr GENERAL Tit KY A"hLSs;n !
| RICHMOND. VA. April =, ,s-o
| TOMMENCING SUNDAY, M
~ trains on this road will run - io.'"''
NORTH BOUND. .,,,
,oo, " ,....s Eyrd-Stres; ttatoc 80
| No. A-eoo ~ 'i'' irrep. srnLaysj: due a. ~
int,nn. l:iy T.. I.: H.iAmsS
| a.o5 r. Vi: Ph.iad..plnAt
| IN: New YORK, 1912 .,iiI
..o,pN lew. Hyra-Ssreel sa'HHI p n
10 S-oSe / ' du. =, Wa,EiYxton: ~ ir.!i.
| R.It,more, 1888 r. S...ywL
irphis, 3:3o A. M He'
eA t55hA;;,MMoipArloS 1TAG,s
G for ; st.t:cs daily ie1eep! s'''
| days.
SOUTH BOUND. ,,.,,c.
NO. 2-l0I5 T. N' arr ,.>rsnI suu!a,sl. L..
VA! W. si5 A. ~: r..
h,'ipt,s iiSi5 "; b.,
more, $50 T. NJ; Waa'DS''o
$50 ,1sSv +; NJ a. Byra-,.,ee; Sc; 40
No. 2l:So A. h'' anx caves New 1srT. -, ~, 4
Il: ph!Lticlphs: Il u.
II baltimore. 4:99 -
| W,shiuy,oB 6:3c A. No ccv ~
~ ncCoMMUpAIIoS .Nss.s,
No, 3 e'So A. Ma rr,ys, AZ Broad-sGte' '
Ssiiy Except SupGasSI ar
General Ticket Ara ~
vt. n. MYERS. General Suo ernW.e0..-
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RaNDC9FsApEaKE Ekk.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORIA
TON COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond (Va
aud Boston, Providence. and all New England cities.
Steamers leave NEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive At WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct Shipment. from Boston ciG Boston AUG
w cpoNra General Agent zp3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03
BAZAAR,
H. nos. 1888 AND 144o FRANKLIN STREET

plCB NUM- BALAh,
IL NOS. 1888 AND 144o FRANKLIN STREET.
SEVENTEEN HORSES, BUGGIEs, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY nj 10 o'clock we VIII sell. rs above,
~ HORSES and VI ES. embracing good stock
as has been offered this season.
Parties wanting 6rst-class stock should attend az
this ment is really worth their special at
tention.
we will offer l magnificent OPEN Family Chk-
RAGE. of the best workm anship, very stSlish
and new:
Q Open NEW BUGGIES. best make:
/ RIIGGY-PH acton. sui a bic for physician;
3 CANUPY-TOP LADIES' PtAETONS-Very
handsome
AS ALSO, .....
all registered Nos. which may :be madein lime for
sale.
No reinforcement on account OF weather.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
E.B. Cook. Salesman. seo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
S., ....r.-, 1113 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
v PICK lett OR NEW STREET FOR SALE
ny AIJCTioN.-On WEDNESDAY the Sd day OF
September 1879, at 5H o'clock p NJ we shaii SCI
BUILDING LOT, fronting 40 feet on the west side
Of Pickett street near Short sreef ana running
TFpMs. Al sale RICHARDSON & CO.,
-, sn -" AuStioneers.