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Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

CtUORAL AS AN ANTIDOTE FOR SfN1 Gu
S,Sr.-Au instance OF the prompt and
succrssful usc of chloral as an antihote
in q case of st"Ych nine poisoning IS cli-
cumstnutiallv narrated i'll Nature: n
f,voritc Sllyc terrier had accidentally
obtained and eaten the poison, which
x,s intended for mice. The amount ta-
ken by tue dog was probably aboNt Il
sixtb of a grain. When found, the animal
was rigid and apparently itcless, except
havium an occasional spasm. Hhe owner
consulted the authorities and founa that
dose of chloral hydrate was the antidotc
prescribed in such cases. 70 XIII rab'
hit. u Grains ofthe chloral is sufficient
tha dor was twice the weight Of the
rabbit, and the owner of the terrier
therefore proceeded to inject 10 grains o
cbloral Gin solution) under its skin
Al,our fifteen minutes afterwards, snp
nosium the dog was dead, the owner ap
piled his boot to it, probably Telling
little disgustcl with the result Of his eN
npriment. To his great surprise the ter
rjcr struggled to his feet Shortly after
wards il took some milk, and Suhsc
mentlv. though not for time very live
". it seemed none the worse for its expo
ricnce. The essential point in this treat
mrnt is that the dose OF chioral shout
he strong enough to- kill; otherwise
may not be sufficient to overcome tn
effect of the strychnine,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05
ANOTHER STARTLING INVENTION.

We are enabled to lay before the read
ers of the Post this morning piece OF
exclusive intelligence which will be
found of intense and universal inter
est, 1t reaches us by the last mail from
JonIon. and indicates that the Old ana
Nav Worlds arc about TO hail the ap-
nroochinr dawn of cheap telegraph On
land and under sea between and through
ont all the countries of the civilized globe,
but more particularly across the Allan
tic Ocean, between Europe and America.
yye learn that the American Gable Com
nony of New York, through its general
, AGENT. who is now in Loudon, has 1us'
closed. signed and SC" led one of he most
i,nnortaut contracts that was ever con-
ncctcd with the subject of teleEranAlnS'
ana by which the new company has Sc
sured the exclusive right to the use or i
new invention, or process, for sehdih2
,, messages by cables or otherwise. ono
marty to the contract guarantees to sch'
, ten messages OF twenty words each PEI
$ minute through: the conducting wire DC
tween Paris or London and New 1"iN
This is the minimum speed sta'eu III 'ii'
contract; but it is said that at the max
s inu,n speed what could be sent in thlEt.
,sinu.es would be equal to the nnmbe
. of words contained III one number OF III
London Times or the New York He'dt
And IT is also asserted that by this PFC
cess an entire number of elther OF IN
, abovc-namctl Journals could be dispa'ci
!, ed throurh the cable from New York t
London or Paris, or from London TO Ne
York. and be reproduced at these POM
Ie in 5ac smile on 6; stercotyped block
1t plate, complete and ready to be prlni'
10 from, in thirty minutes and at tiih'i
is expense. This would make al averas
ic rate of about two thousand WORDS I
in miuute.-Bo8ton Post, MGrch IL.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05
A TALE FOR THE 'IIhlES.

Jones was as pcaceabic man rs ever
lived. He was sober, honest, respected
He had never took any interest III Il COG
frht. Had never been known to pawn
somebody else's watch. And never had
attempted to steal saw mill. Jones
character was above repcoach. he was
, shining liwht in society. All JoncSV'i'e
| roo1,pd ND to and honnred him. bUt
change came-a fearful, dlrciui cha''St'
| In an evil hour Jones accepted the l"!'n
nation for constable Of his native viii''%e.
| Alas! Poor Jones! Little did lie nn"cF-
stand the deceit and treachety OF the
wicked world. His eyes were soon open
e,i however, In less than q weckalicr ne
was nominated tlio opposition ha" loiN
and couciusively established tho 1olo"-
inc damaging charges against MS chF'
| actor.
I That be was :ree.lover and an H.
, fIcl. .. That he had fed his nclghnoTS
:. hens on poisoned corn. j. Ihat ne l'''
r broken his mother-in- laws jaw with II
a iron boot-iaull. 4. That he on one "cea
=, | sio, cave Il whole wagon load OF greer
wotcrmelons to al, orphan asylum. D
|
Y prison for horse stealing 6. mat he nae
'. set fire to his next nci ghhor's barn, mere
-, w hrrausc he refused to lend him noe
THAT because he found button OF
=, his shirt, he tied his wife to the bed-p"S
Va and mashed in three Of her ribs with
-, stoye-po,,cr. 8. That his chiet Slnda
H., ono;,sements We're cock-' ghting ana care
y. nIayiur. 0. That lie sold his vote ever
q wear regularly to the highest bidder.
" That he wasn't fit for the place a'iEho"
These charges, although without Il
SLIGHTEST foundation, were rcilglo"S'J
Il ieved by the majority of the voters
elk .Joucsville. And Jones' political goo
10 WAS cooked His chances for beng
ng ,cted were not worth three cents on
lal dollar. When Jones passed along t
NC strcct his ncigitbors locked at him WI
ian suspicion, and crossed over on 'he OH
va eide. Jones was miserable being. 1
he day Of town meeting came at last, Il
on, his oppouert scooped i'll the c"nsta"
hit. shin by Il twc-thirlls vote. Ihc ~
lier Jones party swept their candida'eS Il
lie ofTico on the tidal wave CT Hopu'afl
, in and poor Jones was left perched hlgn
lard on the spihc-mountcd picket 1ence
'lar- despair. Jones will never run i"r OF
lcss, o~aiu. not even for president. lie
this II is too great strain on the charae
'rUIG Jrhe can regain the esteem OF his nc
bors by grubbing along in the Old
hc intends to DO it, and leave office sc
'S' inc to ncopie Of cast-iron rep"tat
''0 Juncs is lust coming to EiH senses.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

e--9>'The New Ihcroa Sugar H"WL says:
The best thing we saw at Tie late State
Fair was Il complete weaving apparatus
demonstrating that our own wool can DC
manufactured in cloth as we'll here as
elsewhere. This law" came from Il wool
ell factory established on the A''5s'sS'NN'
coast--at Bay St. Louis, we believe. we
| bona tha layis not remote when we will
have WOODEN factories all through oul
state. To prepare for them, every larinc'
should keep Sheep.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

rThe French flag has seen many
changes 1t was in AIS that CLOVIS, hrS'
Kinr Of France, took for his standard
the cope of St. Martin. Under Ihlllp
Aurustus the royal standard was while,
en-, .roidered with golden lilies. CiArles
VI. carried 4 blue standard. divided at
| he middle I,y Il white cross. Louis NV
revived the white standard, which III
|! 50 gave ulace to the tricolor. Its OIL
rin is curious. Camille Dcsmoulins nav
inc sratched poplar leaf from tree II
: the gardens of the Palais Royal, helo !
t aloft as :. rallying point, and suggested
! | green as the national color. But IL wa
f then rcmernI cred that tne livery OF tn
y Count d'Artois, the most NnpNpuii
l. member of the royal family was OF tina
l. color. So it was then resolved to tax
II the colors of the city Of Paris, red an
i blue, which had already figured III p"pi
u lar movements, ard between these W;
ic inserted the royal white preserved
st the National Guard, Of Paris. lAc tilc
o. Tor wac adopted with enthusiasm. Ai'
er the fall o. the Bcstile, Bail.y and L"l
g yettc soIemnly offered to Louis ANl.,
y. the GREAT hall of the Eotcl de Vile, t
tr;cclor cockadc. Under the rcstoratl
ISlD the white flag with the lines cal
''' back again. 1t disappeared during t
III hundred! days, and reappeared III 10
rs su,mouutcd by the Gailic cock ana earn
NC inc the device, Libcrtc, O!dre PHb'tc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

SAD CASE. Last Monday evening
f,rniouer Il native of Switzerland, sick
and drstitute, arrived on the train, WHO
cave his name as Geo. Smith. Having
neither money nor friends, our Marshal
kindly took him in charge and gave
him com rortab!c quarters. \ physician
WAS called in and everything that wa
oossihle was done for his relief, b"t he
was in the last stages of consumption:
and survived only till Wednesday night
He claims to be Conied rate soldier
and was buried in the Soldiers lot i'
smoke Of Il brother who was living II
Brownsville, Texas, when last hear'
from. Mr.. JAS Chisholm onr Town Mar
shal, deserves great credit for k'hdneS,
attention and care bestowed upon. TN
moor and frienalcss wanucrcr. u oo"ttt'
Repa6Iicnn.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

--E-'rhc Dcmncratic Convention Mel" |"
Louisville a few days since, instructed It's
delegates to vote Tor Or. Luke T. Black
burn in the approaching State ConVen-
tion. TINS virtually settles the contest
for the Govcrnorshp. DR.. Blackburn
has already secured nearly two-th'rts OF
nj, the delegates, and the remaining ;
COMMITTEES to instruct will give him sutti'
cicnt votes to nominate on the tlrat bal
| LOT. Asa nomination is equivalent TO Al
election DR.. Black bnrn it may be conn
IDENTITY stated, Will be the next GoVerno
of Kentucky. His services among th'
yellow fever sufferers last simmer hrs
brought him prominently before the peo
ple in a political way. He is an olae
i,ro,her Of Hon. Joseph Blackburn, re
GENTLY defeated FIR the speakershlp.- !
| a. Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

Some of the organs arc pieaseo 20
make frequent alIusions to the 'h"ngFy
-outhcrnevs who arc hnckinS to WASH
inmton in search oroi1ce." 1t strikes us
tits about time for their hunger to show
itself. httcr having been syatomati2ai'y
robbed and swindlcd Ny the Republicans
tor IL long series of years, it is not ut all
unnatural that they should desire 10 Se'
4 fair share Of the spoils. 1t will dc the
stnlwarts no good to get in corner ana
mont nbout it-1ttdntG Consultation,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

r-1aThe wife Of IL miner i'll IopcWe'',
Pa. had yellow hair Of wonderful
1eunth aud abun,lauceIt was so heavy as
to he q bother, but her husband would
rot let her cut it Oh, even when ohere"
rood price by dealers in hair. Late'E
work became scarce with him, anu ne
dil NOT k1r71v how to make II payment
soon coming due Oh his little house. Inc
,,.s of his home seemed probable. Then
stranger came along and offered S-oO
for the treasured yellow hair. mat
amount of money would raise the mort
roue on the homestead, and the husband
| reluctantly made the sale. He co"I" h"
hcln Shedding tears When he saw th'
s,r,urer's shears dcspoiling his Vile
head of its beauty, a"d she wept whel
she |ookcd at herself in the glass; bu
thcv cousoled themselves with the crlSl
bank notes, and the buyer went q wa
with the hair. a few Gays hiterwal
the miner went to pay the debt, an
learned that tho bills were all couute
felt.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

r-y=The new constitution or Calll'ih'%
makes some innovations i'll the r'Sh1 ..
trial by jury. 1t provides that III civil
oct;ons. three -fourths of Il jury may rem
der a verdict. In criminal cases, triat:
hv Jury ,nay be waived Ivy the consent OF
ho,h narties. In civil cases and cases Oh
! mislemeanor the in1y may consist OF any
,,,,i,or loss than twelve, which tho par
ties NAV agve upon in open court.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

r-zyIu u little over three months there
h,v. been lost 10 Gloucester (Aias;'.) YES
sells, valued at $4,000; 1>9 fishermen
have been dro wncd, G3 women wiuo"eu
and 1G1 children made tathcricss.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

4 New ALARM CLoCK.-A new aia'rA
clock. p,tcrtcd in Germany by Horny
uummel, presents some aaVan''SeouS
features IT gives an alarm at several
hours in SUCCESSION without any 1resh
arrangement, and on this account is spe,
oi,l,, rseful fo. railroad officers and
nurses. The alarm continues sounding
till the person rouses and touches a little
cord. The hands can be moved either
r,r,.ora or backward without injury ~
the machines
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05
--T='Thc editor of the Round Rock

r%IhG cN!t0r Ot inc E0UNII N07<
Headlight. one Of the luminous journals
of Texas, is on the rampage. nc says
that the knock-lnced, pigeon ,t"nu' box
anklci. cross eyed, nrar-sjghtrd, tow
headed doHble.aud- twisted, son n-"t't- gun
who said TaYlorsvillc caught fire IRON
Browns red hair" is II liar-and we can
click him or any ether man.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-04-05

--7S=Oue Of tic Paris papers pnhlishos
the following: "TEere are Na9o''
America as everywhere else, oho y.
them snid: ain the State OF ONO .no
cold is 50 intense il the winter that th'a
I,.,,,o,oa to mo: vas attacked bJ .
r,,,hcr T took ont my pistol. Iherc
vos nowdor in it, but no ball. was IN
.,,;rrd hv happy idea. l spit in tho
,',rrel and I fred. The spittle frozo cii
its way and tho maletactor was eho'
deadr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
-AiusTT5II,o,lw, ]s.IAll1Es..-rasl,re Days.
BY Robert d. Lyme,
.s Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, d
go. - 1870 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED,
IL AND UsIMPROyED PROPERTY IN tahn
CITY OF RTCHMU ND TN UNION HILL ~, ~ m -
TEEyTH STREET.. AZ PUBLIC AUCTIONS
ByyirtJe tf two certain deeds OF trust execItsu .S
Ssd day OF hiarch. 876. and the 22d DAY onapIsdi
1878 By T. q. Howard 10 US as trustees, M ~ ~
respeetiyeIyin ,.sB.1o7 C page 320. and y. o.
lI2 A.. page 277s 10 secure certain sin oi y;
and default having been made In the payme IL "a
the came we shall In execution OF sala uns', tsT
coed TO SELL at request OF The benshclarys ~ INC
auction, tiron the l-emses. ON WEDNESbA-a .n
Isl day Of October, 1879, commencing ~ III o'o0A
lat. viii sell that beautiful LOT or reg eo y
inches fronting on south line OF or genaDle ~
between Invent y-ffth ana sIIee ~ @ =
extending back Ia depth 80 feet on aey IA ~
feot wide This lot VIII be sub 81 '''''e
sale IL desired. KS. s,y a.
Immedfdtey after the above sale OF Iots. say az
quarter past5 c'c lock p n. we Will sei. I'd
nrrrifses, The FRAME TENEMENT, WIN 6 1,alna
BaStyMENT;No. S17. occupied ny b. ~, ha ny a ne'
The house contains about four rooms kiS ,ren;
xc :: Situated on eastern side OF Bucnanan tires.
between Cedar and Washington streets. iEs noun S
Is near to Chesapeake and Ohio halWay sho E 10,
viii nj all times command-gond IenanIs. hle ~.
has a front on Buchanan street Oh Il iest anu Ga
tends hack 1874 feet tt,S 'tat.a
TERMS WILL BE UPON ALL THE PROPERTY
cash a. txpen.es Of sale aud the balance due on
hole ssroAe"' 'N-e JOHN DUNLOP, :"
& q EGat.s 4 - f"tt. ". L. ROYA1J.. d.
Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
i'yyeiIl.Tafnet. Protest.

!. - Gators Dispatch ALLOW me to protest
against your calling the opponents OF the
.McCulloch bill Readiusters. The Conser,
-yatiYe platform OF August, 1877; suggested
readiustment.t and the people of virginia
elected large majority OF men IN the IAN
of that year, pledgedto endeavor to accom-
plish REIMBURSEMENT OF the public DEBT, so
as to bring the demands to the State within
her resources. In good faith men hke
Adams, Speaker Allen, Atkinson, Bernard,
Brown, Dance, james, Ficklen. Goode, aen-
kej, Henson, james D. Johnston, heyser,
Kyle. MeMuIIin, Popham, Trout, Walsh, ana
Others of the General Assembly, all OF whom
voted for the Barbour, bill, accepted read,
iustment such SIS they had uniformly ana
DersisteaHy claimed when it was offered
under the McCulloch bill, and voted for the
principle which they held. Certsinly those
who refused to readiust cannot, with any
propriety, be called Readjusters. Call them
by some other name.
The apostle to the GeptiIes, after bis y!slt
to Damascus, was called Paul. His lie,
purposes, and principles were changed, ana
he is no longer saul Of 1arsus." l am
Readjuster," not Of the "Massey" stripe,
but one who sustains and defends success
full, accom- lished, completed
....',.t. t...gs., Il rs -. READJUsTMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
:. -,.yrynT saIEs.--rntare Deys..
Ssi21lA = ~ ... -.
- BY Grubbs d Williams,
zeal Essa.e Agents and sAt,ctio Do es
&, rris.ssntf, strees between Ifafr and Bank.

e ~ ssrlAl.ND SALE BY COMMISSION
"a Egs 2E seM N 2E e II w 81
sTsrTn t Al THE soTHW WE T9EhSNHs AZ AZ
M dnEk M NAILS 4 AMP M
sixth sTRBETs OF an , % 91 IN
day OF June. 1871, in the memofaDe Gise on oa
browns admiuis traitor %, Burt9ns adminissra
tbare.1y npuoi;ied. viii self by Affections. upon Inc
premises. on MONDAY the l3th day OF 3Sd96GF
aus s1 R ssSfhE sTarn IN The city Of
IoP No. $50 III the plan Of hecty situated at
fronting $50 feet on the south side OF FrhnkIin
| street and running back OIL the west line OF f1Itn
sfpfs ing 9elv wERY LARGE haED Dwell
LING occupied by Major I: A. BT,inder -,
sb aso on r ne Vest ST. fronns SO Zee, on Frnkn
street ard running back % 5-l2 feet more or less
with SMALL FRAMED DWELLiNG thereon t1 L.,
plan of the cry. situated at the northwest corner OF
ain and Sixth streets opposIe 10 the sse9h n rap as
with VIII U shopsEwiti a BRICK DWELLING on Sixth
street ibis LOT fronts $50 feet on tue norm G
Sixth street, and between par allel lines 1888 1eet.
! The property on Franklin street is sfnaIeo a. inc
Intersection OF the two most fashionable Streets az
one of the most elevated points, and in the midst Oh
the most attractive SURROUNDINGS 10 the city ana
OF desirabIiiy as site for public buildings of any
kind or for handsome residences and now that II
IS at last brought in,o the market an opportunity
long desired by many Is afforded of purchasing the
choicest nropery of che kind that ever has BEEN or
| can be. offered IN this city. ....
THE property on Main street embraces large area
oecupyng an elevated situation. just above the bui-
ness part OF the city, and Isl splendid site for hotel
DR. opera.hOuse by ubdysi0n, for any purposes
4 4 eauiring u pleasant and central location.
All of the above property Is 80 universally known
and adm red That II Is unnecessary 10 say anything
further In its commentator. but only call es cial
attention TO The sale. which will 1T once be recos-
nIzcd as enc Of the most important which has ever
taken place in lhls CITY. .....
Plals showing Subdivisions Of the property into
parcels OF ysnient sizes may be seen Mt the ONCE
Of the aucioueers and will be exhibited 1.-THE Sales
(which will be according 10 the pa;S or otherwise as
tiaders may desire and as the commissioners may
| ut that time deem best, - g.
| TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: the balance Mt
one. two. and three years bearing 1ntcrts, payaoIe
sem-a nnuaily. at per cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit payments and the interest Instruments
and the titles To beretalned by the Court until fui
p "'N WILLIAM w. CRUMP.
| WILLIAM L. ROYALL,
| 49,. 49,: A. l.. BOULWARE,
II. II. MARSHALL,
| STscal Commissioners.
Sales 10 be conducted by GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
! AuCtiOncerS. &c L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
sei19j
by Robert b. Lvne.
Real Estate .Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.

u,WO, VALUABLE, DESIRABLE, AND
i CENTRALLY.LOCATED BRlChs, s I y sS,EI
MENTS, CDNThINING EIGHT ROo q ~ E IESi
LYING on The SOUTH LINE OF GRACE 81;
STREET BETWEEN ,ElG iI,TIi nIs AND ~.
TENDING TO. NINETEENTH STREET. Dl-
REsTLY OPPOSITE THE, REs1p ! nc b.& 9E
IL hIrCTION-Hy request Of the owners sha y
sell, upon the PREMISES by ancton on TUESDAY
the Esd day Of September. lS g at az O'CLOCK ri
houses are in perfect order. are covered with slate
rooilng; Kitchens also. Water. gas, and good enl-
yerts on the premises. These houses, located as
they arc in such convenient and pleasant nelgfl-
boriood, should render them attracting TO nmrt
with view to renting. The lots front together on
Grace street 5ox1oo feet. Special attention IS In
TERMS: one third cash: balance n: six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, with six per
cent. Interest, and deeds Of trust securing same.
- '..;.-.t- > 80 ROBERT b. LYME,
eo1e Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

.srSS
= september IS, .
Eiifors ..ss nm esscal
fhe following ex .,. W r have
Since have, eeen ~. .,,,so /. sSarInsR. &.
iearned TO skate, z aud obiiee .s0Ui1Ii'.
Ei;toys D;spasch Is the following s |, !.
-,-ssssssi,s Wien used by one who ts resfalng
r. yirniata, gfammatfcaily correct !" slhce
!, rhaye 'neen in Virginia Il have learned 70
: fhink better OF the virginlans II Ron
\ please give the reason why, and ooiige
! !. f 81 A SoCTHERNER.
~ September Is, 1870.
ANSWER. ];
a hard question. Chandler's grammar
,,,s a,fsntion to the sentence. 81 haUe oes'
60 phisadelpbia,n as singular form OF ex'
! ,,ressiop, and of at least doubtful accuracy
sssra;e verb TO be ? is principal verb g
wei, as al, auxiliary. In the sentences
by our correspondents . have been :,
!, is a principal verb, II the expression is cor
rect. Il is equivalent to .s shave lived" OF
uhave been Mying.' Thus, Paul says
s.alust. beifeye that he Is, and that be IS
81 raw raw ali der Ok them that diligently seek Him.
The 6tsf !. is",, is a principal verb, ant
IN means "exis,s," or elves" or sis NV
ingn-that is, Must believe that He 4
.5ii ,tiyirsg, and ssa rewarder,N &c. SO IN op
-cassaspond sentences ahaEe-been
rnay mean shave lived, .,'Iand may therefor,
he constructiyely correct, But such sen
fences ought to beayoided in writing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
. RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
VI f'-xsuA
- = $1,000 RAILROAD COMPANY. :
TOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879
~ trains on this read viii run Is follows:

- ~, RAILROAD COMPANY.
TOMMEECING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this read viii run rs follows:
- LEAVE RICHMOND. SOUTH. ,,--a.
1855 A. NJ THROUGH NAIL daily co1 a,,ssss
and Aiken (via Charlesfonl Raleigh.
. Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and at Half-Nay on
500 A. b., Kcco,1Mo DATIeN daily makes
close connection =, Petersburg With
80 Inc Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
g.. . railroad cfor Bristol, Chattanooga,
re. Nashville, Memphis, Lvnchbnrs,
Farmyie, and other local stations on
~ that road, making same time rs by
any other line Stops al all regular
500 p. n. A s!essShsi TRAIN daily
- = Except Sunday. Passengers taking
. this train will make close connections
q RsfSTsqHTRm f9E Ho daiv connecting
-, ~ for Weldon. WiimIngton, Raleigh,
d.. r Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans. and al. points
r..; South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for Will
mington, Savannah, and the South.
Srops onlv at Manchester aud Chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6.35 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Frcdericks burg anc
Potomac railroad for all points North,
East. ana West. Stops at Manches-
ter aud Chester. ard al Halfway
and al Drury'S Blum, on signal.
o:25A. 81, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
fcxcept Suncay). Stops at all sta
lions. t...--
7:lO ?. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcept Sunday. Stops nnr At Mall
chester and Chester, and Halfway ON
on signal. .sa'.' -, ...,
$50 P. ID. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
With Richmond. Fredericksburg sns
g.. Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, rlakina close cenhec'
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
all points North and West. This trs:r
stops IT Manchester and Chester, anc
..'. at HALF Way and Drury's Blud, Oh
signal.
p. ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
lag sE nSi',S ExCuRSIOS TRAINS leave Rich
none $40 A. NJ. and $50 +. ~: leave Peters
burg 9:2O A, NJ. and 5:2j r.. every Sunday.
my3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
..... by Robert 3. lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, %, .
l2t2Aa 81 rect.

+ ARGE FRAME DWELLING, WITH
u LOT FRONTING 100 FEET on EAST LINE
OF TIIIRTIETH STREET NEAR IS. STREET,
AND ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE 0EL +.
HALLlCK, Eco. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC ACC-
TIOE-By request Of The owners. who are deter
mined 10 sell, shall sell. upon the premises. by
auction, on WEDNESDAY The 24th day OF Sep
rembcr,. 1879, at AZ O'Clock 2. NJ, the above
described PROPERTY. The lot fronts on Thir-
tielh street and extends back ID depth 324
feet 10 Thirty-tlrst street. The DWELLING
has about six rooms, &C.; fruit trees in the yard,
and we'll OF good water. For home or an In
vcstment this Offers the opportunity. This pro-
pcrty lies just OIL side of The city limits therefore
EST and attend this sale, the property Will be sold.
The large front and depth III ikc5 1t desirable Il
garden spot. 81. ,.f. ...t
TERMS will he very reasonable. and announced 1t
hour of sale. ROBERT Il. LYME
II Auctionepr.