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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-12
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, February IL, 1879
Gorernment Secaritiss.-United States as, 1oo%
Slate Secgr,ttes.-yirginia consols, 81 bid, ssh
Virginia fupdable, 20 bid; Virginia deferred.
bid; Virginia tax-receiVable coupons, ~ bid, Tx
asked. s.,.s-' = .,-' 800. 49,
CitV Observation-Disclosures city s's. j. and D.,
Ils bid; Richmond city 6's, j. and j., 1Q3 bid !;
Petersburg city s's, +. and A., 10 asked; Lynch
water S,s. III. and NJ, j. g bid.
Railroad Bondg.-yirgnia Central Railroad
FIRST mortgage 6's and D., 81 Did; virginia Cen
trail Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and J SO bid
and j., 100 bid; Virginia Central Railroad nom
mortgage S's j. and j., 100 Dd; Virginia and Ten
Nessee Railroad second mortgage S'S, y. anu D.. 30
bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third morl-
gage SIS, D. and d., 102 bid Soulhs!de Railroad
second mortgage preferred 6's, J. and j., 70 Did
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
S,s, j. and j., 95 bid; Petersburg Railroad first
anorigage SIS j. and j., 100 bid, l05 asked; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage S's, j. and j., 101 bid; Richmond, Frede-
ard D., 100 bid Richmond and panville Railroad
consolidated 6's Al. and n, So bid; Piedmont Rail-
road first mortgage S's. A. and o.. 10S bid; Atlanta
and Charlotte Airline Railroad first mortgage s'S,
Railroad StockS.-Hichmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par, SO bid, 40 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent.
guaranteed 100 par, ~ bid; Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
anteed, 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond and Danville
Bank StockS.-Planters National, 100 par, ITO
asked.
Insurance Companies.-virginIa Fire and Ma
rine, % par. 81 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par.
205 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, S3
asked City, 100 par, so bid; Granite, 100 par, 70
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J AUcTToN aaLlEEsss-- 'l,tnve DAYS g.
BY Robert ". II net Il ~
Real Estate Ageus and Anetfoneer.
1910 Main street, ,Rlchmord, Va
IyosfMTssToNE Rs, sA fE oFALARGE

fTyosfMIssToNE SALE OF ALARGE
W AMOUNT OF IMPROVED AMP rusinp.
PROVED REAL STATE ON yEMA l RLE,,ss5 ,i,ls.
M, sEopFsit:KFGRses
sJl#skb bE "a Ehsf AZ AScYIoN
In pursuance OF decree Of the Ehancefy EpnI. ~
ne IN the suit Of Howard o. Howard The
HEREBY, viii on Til URspAY the 2otl Of Fesr aa Y
ls7s iSHsIEssps r gaS s'IsE Zeal Ii EsTaTE
George Howard, deceased, situated as a99ve IN or,
scribed. and. consisting OF the following Lots oh
Vae2 a ' EoT al tile corner OF JessaInlne
anf iCarrington streets, fronting lS2 teet on the
sonI va u n LOT al the corner OF venab,e and
Scott streets, fronting 1872 feet on The north sue o
Yeraele and running lack 70 Sarr5gf9n slfee
on. mt me corner of Scott and Yena5Ie streets,
sroufiru "a feet on the North side or Vcnable ana
% Gp he W S15t he q 5ss
on, adjoining the last named on the east.
as feet on the north SIDE of Venable street, nelu
ming AZ feet from Scott street. N+.s 81 500. - !,
LOT the south eide Of yena6Ie stree, street a,
saH Win aH9 Fy2Si liE Isa
8. HvAcANT LOT on the north side OF yenable
2. LOT adjoining the last named on the. vest {
win BRICK DWELLiNG heEeoni Sse s41iei 40
An Of The said PROPERTY Is fully described on
plat made by J. j. Peasants, which WIZ oe
bicd on the day of SALE aud may be seen oetose
time at the office or The auc;ioneer.
If the sale it not competed on the above-naneu
day it will be continued from day 10 day, comtncnG
Ing ar the same hour, until the Who!e pfopei'' .
sold. 49,, ,,,,.,
insialmcnts upon six. twelve. and ei9htesn mon.ns
with interest added, for the deferred instruments,
and the lille 10 the property to he retained nnli me
ol,,co- q. n
ordered by the Court. r,r,o,,, r-u,Ss
r.. A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
PnnERr a. lyme Auctinncer. fG
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher in his Sunday
morning sermon grappied with the cipher
dispatch matter in its relations to the /" cul-
ture Of the public conscience" Amongst
other things he said: .H the citizens OF
Louisiana had been lef. to their own rule,
there never could have been any question OF
counting, and the same is true in Florida
and in South Carolina. There was no con-
science for the liberty OF the people, but
afterwards when they come to count, when
they state that two and two are FIVE, then
they are up with conscience"
Representative Fosters bill to discourage
nsury and promote legitimate rates OF in
ferest makes it unlawful for banks to allow
interest upon deposits Of any character. 1t
further provides tax OF FIVE per cent. upon
the gross amount OF deposit in each year,
snch tax to be RENTED on proper affidavit
being made that no interest has been allow
ed on deposits by the bank.
During the four storms which have taken
place during the present winter 127 persons
are known to have been lost at sea, and the
Toss caused to the merchant marine amounts
TO over S4,000,0Q0. There were Sc steamers,
II ships. 40 barks, 20 briggs, and 100 schoon-
ers totally wrecked, and sol other sea-going
vessels reported damaged.
The American locomotive sent to the
Paris Exposition by the Reading Railroad
Company has created sensation In Switzer-
land from its great power and fuel.saying
qualities,
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK., February 1I-Cotton dull: sales,
500 bales uplands. l1-16c.: Orleans, 1880.
kinds without decided change and in very moderate
demand, closing quiet; southern flour unchanged
Wheat-NS 2 red and No; =; amber and spring
Oats more active and shade frmer at soc. for No.
8. Coffee fairly active and steady. Sugar in mode
E sos 2enn eas 1e rensd
active and Steady. Molasses quiet and prices UNI
changed Rice steady ana IN pretty good demand
and Steady. Pork In BUYERS favor and less active:
mess, spot, 80 for old. Slo,75 for new; mitdles
me a stesn spGs 5sEd g. e Wh aps Sa
offered at Sl.o7R; $1.07 bid. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l1.-Flour active and
frmcr. Southern wheat in good inquiry; light sup
81. o5 amber 81. os@$I.67; No 2 pennsylvania Hfa
red, $l.O7&: No: 2 western winter red, spot and
Apr souhera corn ar ace
white, 45c. : southern yellow, 44c. Oats aniet and
a shade better; prime Pennsylvania and Maryland,
S10(aS11. Provisions strong and unchanged. But
fresh Ro 20
IDOL 5Ac.- Whiskey dull at S1.0Sh. Sugar streng;
"a" soft, SX@SAc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February 11.-Flour quiet and UNI
changed. Whea; firm: white-none herei red and
amber, 07c. Corn dull; white, Sac; mixed, $50.
Oats firms white 26s miXe RS e kSs da a.
choice SS iear@terces. NE; kegs, SIZE. Bulk-meats
rmer: shoulders shc clear RIB; e@ 5ac;; clear ,
sides for lGo rb Eaeon el ssar s,5e sna e
oose hans s@sc Whisky steady
CINCINNATI. .,.4,.
! CINCINNATI. February 11.-Four dull and un-
changed. Wheat In good demand at full prices;
oss an IN r arm Pork
| quiet and unchanged. Lard dull; steam held at
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sue. a. a !. i:
3; ssss aassi ss Dr.
d - EsI s
sasts, ~ alasysa,sss 0sssa, ISe.
5,;s.: hitessoae. s sssl
nss ss Ii aNs s foa ass
''ss' ,s s g eraa'ss'
s ssr .s ysas Yssoais, Sc. Anosseas loc.
snsweals oston Steam Mills sc
rs p peaass AMERICAN. Aliens. etch.
lss,d &C.; EpraS,e. Manchester. Ss. ~ a as "
iasson &C.. hamilton. o.; " s asr.
H.''c cas.sr ses R!ee SIZE: Ensiish SC.
pssss, Dyessufis. Oils, Y se.
a aitsss 50 = Gallon. 3 ], b. !, Is,
Concentrated LIE: ss.2cegsa = case ~ i'us
esgsssassi: sss. = 9.
E IssSTgs:' sI asgss9Soos isS' 1
az Linsced. roe: machine. sperrla
.1s5; whale. el,c.; STRAITS. 456st5 &c: Lalraoor.
saa an; 80 "a Goa.; lard $780,; sweet, 30 2 aozen:
Ssss ssad sS5S ss:o Kerosene cash
'0 Race GsnSsr:: 1oc. -, s.. -, "a
Roots: Ginseng, 9oc.; SENECA, wstioHs Top 80 Q
$50 ssda: SAL in kegs English soas, &C.;
Alneriesn, size &C.. an.
SPIRITS 2uros' W aoc.
| Foreign Fruits and CandF.
Csnn5u. l2hCn7 sc. n No.
Lsmo;,s: Msss,ns. rs .5O@s4 u box.
Oranges: $2.5o@S4.
groceries. &c.
Bacon. shoulders. SO SIC; Clear r.b-sides. 6Sc.5
c,nia hoy-roIIYsa, 7Ga7kc. Virginia hams, large
s@l0e: small nall ssTe SUES pbf
piasn nass' y, W. ~ 4nS1
6acfne aS.. gS@a1 OK 1oop7'
three hoops, ro ss,nSs sf4Oasl. co. three
strings lGnr ssf:ngs; ssr 1oa
! az: good 20 prime. I4@I5c.; .La2uay1a. log
lss 1daan,ine e cndies
l1S@ISTc. a. b.: half-Doxes. I3c.: talow. lac.
hY g9ssss Y Prime cutting, ioc. northern and
En.iisb aa;rv. 1sG2Oc.: Pineapple. csc. . O.
! - 20. Taro,na. 6Yfd!7Jsc: -Rangoen. sc.
Fis1: Hcrrings-No rtnGaronns No. I cut, $3.50; sa
Sortn saFos ssoS, s4as42s
No. / Bay. ZIG: No. q. in barrels, sIl.5O: No.
n li,s SI a5m. NJ 5 At''' $50
Lard Prime. barrels and ticrces, TIC; In half
sioiassss: Common syrup-Hoesheads. 1sc.
35@45c. = gaon: New Orleans. prime. 4OlS5be. !
Sat: LIVERPOOL, from store, sl.30. Grouno
alum. from store, Soc p sack.
| Sugar: Crushed. 93c.; powdered. 9Ic: granu-
lated. exc: A. 8fa@ S4c.; =. SHc.: extra c, &c.
yeiow. 697Ac.: cut loaf. 1OEc.. Porto klco, Dc
merara, 10GlOhc.. 40.
Soag; Sorlh. ' g, .w.' Uscsc conrtrv Esc
TeGs. RIack. b5c.mSl.-the last prime article
,mnertnJ Al Jo6Ai so: yunpowder Sl.45@L75
60 g. StrIct}5 - ychcics
,oi oah ie'a' SA0
~ Nsaes' Leathef' Sc'
Idss Green as ss a7x sate es sses
skins, 9Oc.@S1.
Leather: Sole leather. oak. 3oNd3o soie lea1nel
hemock. l7G23c.: country upper. Su@osc.: clts
fnlsh lSeB22c; - loot ZIP. ID 4. 1s
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DEAN STANLEY TALES AMERICAN Lo ~
don World, JannaFy Goth. ll-since Dean
stan.ey came back from America his frie Jus
saw he is given TO -atlanticisms IN: h y
nfieranees. Il only know that l read 10 ms
!, little discourse 10 the Working men's $, tiuo
sast week, apropos Of the Jerusalem Cham !,
; hes. md inc old story OF g Madcap Hail.
that .tthe King came to himself, aud on
hearing who had taken the crown ne
thought it WINS wild freak oil his son; ac,
! cordingly ae aren't for him and administered
warnings which had an effect upon me
vo,,ng man 's5ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-12
By Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Rea! Estate Agents aud Auctioueers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE BLAk1-
MILL ROAD. NEAR RICHMOND. AND IN DU-
Walls ADDITION. IN THE CITY OF Rich.
hiOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree or
Henrico county Circuit Court entered on the 2Otn
November, 1878. in The suit of Vincent and wife
rs. Wade and others and Wade's guardian rs. Shell
and wife, as special commit Ssoner appointed by
said court will proceed to sell ut auction, on FRI
DAY, l4ih February. 1879. OH the premises. the
following described REAL ESTATE, of which the
late Banks Wade died seized: .
First At IL o'clock NJ. the LOT OF LAND, with
n good BRICK DWELLING and other Improve,
ments thereon, lying on the Baky-Slill road ana
Nicholson street and very near the city OF R1cn-
mond. now occupied by Mr. ". 81. Redford, ana con-
tanning 170-1GU0 ACRES. ~,
Second. Al O'Clock 2. NJ. the HOUSE An ID Lon
on the west side Of Orleans between seventh street
and Williamsburg avenue, now occupied oy Nancy
Young Hardin Lot. rs S-12 feet by 100 feet.
Third. At 3 O'Clock Z. NJ. FRAME HOUSE, SIX
rooms and kitchen; the east side 81. Johls street
between Federal and Couts streets. Lot, Az by
Fourth. At 81 O'Clock P. n. FRAME HOUSE,
three rooms: on the north side Federal street be-
tween ST. Johns and ST. James streets. Let 10 teet
By 81 6 ~ feet TO an alley. .r,,
And Immediately thereafter FRAME HOUSE on
the west side OF st. James street, at the corner OF
st. james and Hill streets no. 1924, containing
four rooms. Lot, 22I by 100 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ID SIX, tweiEe,
and eigrrcelI months. with interest added, ARD llls
retained until conveyance Is ordered by The court
WILLIAM j. LEAkE,
fe It'd Special Commissioner
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BY ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
, AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS, IN TIE CITY OF R1CHHONp:-At
the re0tIrst of the devsees of the late Alfred PENN
Shall offer Tor sale ut public auction, on TuESpAY
The 18th February, 1879. at AZ O'Clock Z. M so on
the premises, his LARGE AND ELEGANI RESI-
he Hon. james Lyons. The LOT has Il front of 81
feet. and depth Of I52 feet to an alley. o inc
accommodation for a large family usually found In
snch an establishment. As 1t Is so well known,
further description is deemed unnecessary. ,,o,ro
TEESIs: One fourth cash: balance ut SIX. ,welVc
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by d, ed of trust.
W. GODDIN,
4, 71.1aw3w&tds Real Estate Auctinneer.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I113 Main street.

rRUSTEE's SALE OF LOT WITH
L TWO FRAMED TEN EMENTS At LIE LIE ,t G0K-
NER OF LOUISIANA AND FOURTH SIK NE
AND LOT WITH DOUBLE FRAMED DWELL,
FIG At THE CORNER OF ORLEANS AND
FOURTH STREETs.-By virtue OF o deco OF trn ,d
from Denis O'Dea and wife hearing date on Ine Z9
daT of May ST. recorded IN The sl e6k 9tGe al al
page 273 being required so to do by the holder OF
Certain negotiable note secured by sag aeed o ne
faulr having been made in the payment OF sara notc
shall proceed 70 sell by auction. on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 10th day ofFebruary. iea2;
ut O'Clock r. NJ, the property described IN sala
d. ed as situated at The corner of Louisiana anu
Fonrh streets fronting on Louisiana street 81 Ieee
mud ,nnine back with The line of Fourth street 90
feet on which there Is I'D D0u ISG iiso
LOT 1t the corner of Orleans and Fourth streets
fronting Orleans street 33 feet ana fa rsn oil gbc RISK
there is a DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray all expenses e
gotabe note described In said decd for 81 GOO win
accrued interest; balance on such terms Us may DC
made known at the time of sale.
feS y. NJ. LEE, IrustCc.
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OPPOSED TO FAsTIxG IN LENT.--Th e Phiia-
deinbia Record says u number OF members
OF the Reformed Episcopal Church In that
city propose TO discontinue the observance
of Lent as season OF fasting. They urge
that the indulgence in worldly pleasure be-
fore and otter Lent is increased by way OF
compensation for enforced abstention du-
ring the season OF fasting; while they also
urge that uniform moderation OF Iifc IS .tne
ChiIrel,s great need, end that this may be
better secured without Lenten obserVances
thar, with them.
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-5gS. by Frank J, Sampson, ~
PEEL Esta;e Agent. Aucttoneer. and Nosary Public,
= corner of Ninth and Hull streets, Z, 81


rTvRusTEEs SALE OF TWo-THIRDs
4 INTEEEsT IN IA VALUABLE FARM IN
THE COUNTY oECHESTERFlELD.AN DOssEsrr
TWENTY.TN0Y AC ~ "
lots IN HOLLANDS ADDITfON,NEAh MAJ
CHESTER, AT Wy virtue OF aeed q =
trust executed TO Charles w. Turner anu Z. y:
sampson on the 1st day OF january 10 9; aay VI
record in the County Court clerks ONCE OF Cneslcr
SnreG so TO do by the beneficiary In said deel
Samrson declining to act trustee)-l VIII oIeT ZOE
sale on the premises. on TUESDAY lne LIN VI
FEBRUARY 1879, at IL O'Clock NJ. TWC-IhihDs
INTEREST In that valuable farm known as
/" BROOKS's,p neal Tomahawk church, me wn0,e
con1aining THREE HUNDRED AND SEYENIf :
EIGHT: ACRES tmore or less), now occupied oY
Mr. Cheaibanl, and nearly surrounded ey tne yaiua,
HE cSa-Iands OF Franklin Stearns, Esq, purchased
by him not long since at high figures.
reason 10 believe that fine body of coal underIays
Tho surface from the visible indications on por.
zion Of the farm: besides, II Is regarded one OF te
best farms in that vicinity for all crops made IN TINS
section OF Virginia. Buildings ample, anu ior ING
most part In good condit on.
n his properly. offers frst-clasS 1naucemenS "
On the next day. WEDNESDAY, February II,
i $40 ON the premises, commencing al O'CLOCK +;
NJ. / will sell ONE-HALF OF rWENTn-IN,V
VACANT LOTS eiigiblY located In Hollands addl-
ZION. Hollands Hill is rapidly building up ana per-
SONS seeking safe investments In Inc isuDuIos VI
Manchester would do well to give this sale their at
TERMS: One third cash: the balance upon o
credit OF six and twelve moDtha for notes, Win SIX
Nor cent interest added, and well secured.
- - CHARLES w. TURNER.
ja29 trustee. trustee :
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e.
= COMMENCING MAY FL Ia"
Us. THROUGH PASSENGER.
a.oO p. IL. Leaves Richmond UEspAG,t hl ~
PAY. and sA ,.E sIoa,a:r r u%1s. a
all points on York rlTer si1 -
more. Arrives In Baltimore Al : V
NJ. connects with rtil.lines Tor " -
ington, Philadelphia, New I%rh, ~,
ton, and all western points c"hl"'
AT Richmond with trains on RicH'-..',
and Petersburg aud Chcsdltahs --'
j. Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A. NJ. Ieayes Richmond MONDAY. WEI
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: 2nd u,~.
go A.. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aui ~,
URRDAY. Connects w"E ''yIi,tH
. at West Point for river hniinES' i> "
ttmore, and al! western po.ht>. .r.
meets ut 9ichmona With trains or L. 80.
mond and DaDyille ri!!roi' HIG..",,
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake 49,
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ,,..
s.ooP, NJ, Leaves Richmond daily Ie&Gep. 50
TEEouGH PASSENGER. .,,,y;
1000 A. II. Arrives at klchmorA, ,yII,,Y, Lga.
THURSDAY, and SAL h'Nl' 49,!
meets with traius on l.rh'.@',i ,ttIj
Petersburg and CGrSipcAht - -.
railroads. Steamer Havana "a -:
timore from Pier IA ~, ,.l.
,.,..- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY 81" ~.
p PAN. r. from PnhIlsadeIplG %cs I ;'
and western poIuIs. and :! v co. 60 "a
with trains for EicaEo"G -
South
THROUGH FREIGHT: y wyD.
r.nop NJ .rr,yes nj Richmond HoNiN " 49,
1'oo ga 90 SESDAY, and FRlDAl "nt 81.
s.16p. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAh' IN, tnr a.
URDAY. Connects WIN ~. r,G.
West Point from BaIA''IY'yE ,ny .,.,,
meets with Richmond l"i ~ ,"r,,..
Richmond and Peterson - NAN
peale and Ohio rlilt',a,o.''
LOCAL PASSENGER, .xr.p. san.
sooo xs 49, a, ~ ,chnoul ialty eASNpI I'd
Ao'oo ~. 49, d.w. Connects with EIcNhoin' oas
~ Petersburg aud CHESAPEAKE "''1
railroads. ,,,o,J 20 or f.cr
so my noints. Cars run through between
| and West Point. u.,., With loves: ra!e''
! Careful handling ana dispa'e"' -.
Through bills OF ladins, win ga a,nis. ,
issued 10 ali northern aud wsstrrs a2'
0TSrouyh tickets sold to all nor,aeitE ttsrrsss. e.
western points, and BAGGAGE psI;,oai Tttk6.:G
Ace. s2B Main Street; y: the Exsmsb5 I'd ~! peS-
1 coinDauy,s depot, corner TwehH'"' IAN,
! streets, Richmond, Va. s,,.rtstsecSs'---
rna2S II. I. DOUGLAS. - oee.2-----
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 11.-Noop.-S quiet.
Money on call, 1lS012H per cent. ;Exchange-LoMg,
Assn; short, ass. Stale bonds cult. Governments
actiy e, ss
~4SbA94S6 Governments steady new 5's, OK.
States dull. IS IS, .
BALTIMORE, February ll.-Virginia 6's, old,
20; deferred, IN; consols, SAY: second series,
37ia: pasf.dne coupons, TN. North Carolina 6's,
ole, IL. Bid to-day. .,its.-,.-% Az 4
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CROCK
Fry. FIJRs. OFFICE-TABLES, RAILING,
&c, AT .AUCTION.-TH1S DAY at 10A O'Clock l
viii sell at my auctieD-rooms an assortment OF
MAHOtihNY HAIR-CLOTH SOFAS and CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS, yyARDROBES, FEATHER-BEDS,
MATTRESSES. MAHOGANY TABLES,
lot OFFICE-RAlLING,
8 WHITE GRANITE TOILET-SETS,
C,ROCKERY, GLASSW ARE.
LARGE OFFICE-SfITTOUNS, ,,,,,e
An invoice of LADIES aud chill DREN'S FURs,
Several excellent OFFICE-STOVES,
together wi many other articles.
JNO. e. LAUGHTON. JR,
fe12-1t ALctloneer.
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IN r;HrET,NEsI,AY, February 10TH, con,Eleneinr
AZ b O'Clock "a. , we viii soil Of me IL
blo.a onsgnmant from ono Of t1s
itnns aRg gga BUG flop and open,,
sHIFTINGssEAT RoCKAWAfs, ana 3P E,t1.'-i
20 TONS -, ~ j, 40 l
rare opportunity ~ offered tfsose In neeato puy
q assapSp pI iS d TUPPER. AnctIoheers
sale Conducted by fAlaA, ~ !. =
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BY Chafiln, Staples s. Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. / north Tenth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
y AND LOT ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY SIREETS-,Weeo VII s sn
on Z UESDAY the ! lih OF February, 1879. az -
O'Clock P. NJ on the premises. the NEAT THREE.
STORY, FRAMED DWELLING; No. 4 10y, d Meat
Grace street, on LOT 40 feet front by 1ee1 oeep'
TO a wide alley, with stable in the rear.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and The balance ACCOM-
l3G CHAFFIN, STAPLES q CO.,
------,--.' Auctfoneers.
POSTPONEsIENT.
POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY,, February
IL, ut an p. NJ, In consequence OF bad Weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-12
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

E0R NEW YORK.-The Old I@A
H Dominion Steamship Company's ss>zEssstEsssssssss
Steamship WYsNOKE, Captain COUCH. will sail
FRIDAY, February 14th. AT Q O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received until s O'Clock 4. NJ.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for.
and west: also, to foreign ports. .-.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. $12; Iound-trip tickets
1914. Storage, Sc and s8.
For freight or passage. apply to-
6. w. ALLEN C CO., Agents.
fc 1921 ComnanY's Wharf, Rockets.
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RICHMOND AND rETERSrrec,
RAILROAD CDIrtyy !

RICHMOND AND i'ETERSr~ec,
RAILROAD CpMFAyy
SrOMMENCING MONDAY, Dcccmrrn,
VI 1878, trains on this read will run As !y.gv;:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
ll55 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. Connect,
:, : for Charleston, Savannah. .iagI,is
and Aiken (via Charleston Ka.,M
JacksonyIlc-parUrc cars 10 Wilmtr,
ton. Stops only at Chester a4l Ma.
chester
1925 A. H.. ACCOMMODATIONS daily r,cr.
Sunday. makes clOse CONNECTION n
Petersburg with tue Atlantic ".
sissippi and Ohio railroad for Erisl,
Chattanooga. Nashville. McmIh.
LyEchbdrg, Farmvc. and otlt! !gr,l
stations that road, InIslns same
time ne by any Ctkcr lire. >,o;s 81,
all regular stations.
4:sOP. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Gl,r
Except Sunday. Passengers taSrg
this traiD will make close coHLvag4
At Peter bury i,r Norfolk
1925 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, cona.rtiI!
for Weldon. Wilmington. ta'-l!n.
Charleston, savannah. Augusta. rr-
lum"ia, Atlantis. Macon. MONTGOMERY
Mobile New Orleans. aud all points
SUath and Southwest. Pullman ,csi.
ing-car from Boston fer Wmiusrr,
Savannah, ana nc south Stop only
M Manchester aud chester.
500 A. NJ. SUNDAY Accom- VI uDATiON
TRAIN makes close coHn.'"'i"a VITA
A., NJ, = o. X. K. for Biis'o. tal;.l-
nooga, Nashville, Memphis. LYNCH
burg, Farmvilie. ana Other l1c1i ST.
lions on that r0ai. stop, II all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G:35 8. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. conEectiak
with Richmond, freIertcas' ard
Potomac railroad for all points H"r'n,
East. and West Stops Al Manchester
and Chester. and 1T llaif-Ma? AMI Al
Drury's Bluff, OIL signal.
0:05A. ", ACCOMMODATluN TRAIN bai!y
Except SuUcayl. Stops at MI "a
tons.
7:o5 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN Gl.r.
STOPS at al stations.
3:a5 P. N. THROUGH Maj. daily, eonnctitl
with Richmond, Fredericksburg iat
Potomac railroad for al points last
and West. Also, making close ceEh'c.
ton with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the Virginia Si,rncs and
all points North and West. THIS tEia
stops at Manchester aud Chester aLl
ut Half Way and Drury's Blum, "a
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start ron
The ApnemattOX depot,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontinued
until further notice.
de lS A. SHAW. Superintendent