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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
Judgr Key on the Kansas Move

"
f| nieMt. ll ri'
Washington special 10 tho oincinnaiii Commercial
Postmaster General Key thinks tie
Kansas movement of blacks from
Mississippi and Louisiana is not a
bad thing. He feels quite sure that
good will come from it from both
races. The tendency will be to re.
duce the numerical strength of the
blacks in those States until they no
longer outnumber the whites which
is desirable, besides, II the blacks do
well in Kansas, ii will make the rae
more independent in the Cotton
States, for they can at all times threat.
ca to leave IL not well or at least iail-
" treated. Judge Key thinks i is
disastrous for the blacks to outnumb T
the whites in any State, for reaso S
which are obvious to any one ac-
onlinted with human nature, or GER
tanly with human nature as devel, p
ed In the South. Let fifth OF the
blacks remove from each OF the Cot.
ton States. and those remaining would
undoubtedly yet hettes wages a d
aircr treatment There Is too mu' h
cotton raised, which makes the price
so low that planters find II impossi lie
10 pay the blacks what we would cr.
dinarlly consider far living wage. -
If there was onethird less cotton
raised the planters would get about as
many dollars for their crop as W,
for the price would advance.
Judge Key estimates that the COL
ored population Is now about ten per
per cent. Of the white, taking the
country over II this population was
more evenly distributed in all the
States he thinks both races aud ue
country would be benefited; say CITY
Der cent, in the cotton States. tweny,
| five per cent. IN the border State ard
the rest in the Northern and Weston
states. We would then have less c.
gro question than now-.ai least II
would not be sectional He says ht
shall watch tho workings OF this pn'h
m IN Kansas with great inltt,st
md hopes a little moving about o
this sort will be Of advantage to boil
races.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
Fatal Accident in Chattanooga.

The Chattanooga Times gives on ac-
count OF a distressing accident which
occurred there Tuesday afternoon. -
The railroad track crosses Market
street about midway between the
Stanton House and the main portion
of the town and many trains cross and
much switching " done there. Al
though an efficient watcbman In post
ed Mt the crossing TO warn all passers
by n serious accident has been con-
stantiy expected there and at last II
has occurred. ~ .l
Mr. J w. Appling, n young man Of
good family, and seventeen years Of
age, " no had been employed as col
lector for the Gas Company, stopped
on the track to notice the antics NJ III
unruly horse. The switch engine Of
the Western aud Atlantic Railroad
was approaching, but he did not no
tice IL until he was struck on the leg.
He then attempted to jump on the
narrow platform Of tho engine, but
losing his balance. he fell and the
great wheels passed over and crushed
him. When the engiue was stopped
he was. found manRled and dead. fast
ensd under the ashpan OF the locomo.
tive. The sorrow Of his parents and
friends will be mingled with no feel
ing Of resentment, for no blame at
taches to any one for tho unfortunate
occurrence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
Dup d Near" Enligramss.
Tie Cruel Drr1phm BY whifA 7ae
Itt,r LWrd 10 XaaJas.

The St. Louis Christian .AaaOfdit
.Iuotes from the St. Louis P,rs6yhyiaa
I circular, copies Of which are said
have been extensively distributed
N Mississippi and Louisiana. This
circular, which is indorsed "strictly
private" is dated from the "Oftie OF
Colored Colonization Society, Tope-
ka, Kansas, Feb, a, 1870" and Is
headed Attention, Colored Men T.
It goes on to say that "Your brethren
aud friends throughout the North
nave observed with painful solicitude
the outrages heaped upon you byyonr
rebel masters and are doing all they
IAN to alleviate your miseries and
provide for your future happiness and
prosperity. President Hayes, by hi
nlquitous Southern policy, has de
erted you, while the Democrats, who
now have control Of Congress, viii
eek to enslave you IL you remain IN
the South, and to protect you from
heir designs the colonization society
las been organized by the Govern
ment to provide land for each head oI
, family, which will be given in bod
les of 100 acres gratuitousIy. I'M
and is located in the best portion Of
Kansas. in close proximity TO Tope'
"a. and is very productive. Herr
here are no distinctions in society
Il are on an equality. Leave th'
md Of oppression and come 70 irr'
NdnslS Lycurgus p Jones, Pes
tent. Slow this circular TO none bu
olored men, and keep its contents
ecfet."h 1t is almost impossible 't
nelieve thal such a cruel piece Of de
option as this could be practiced up
IN the poor, harmless, ignorant peo
ple--a barbUity worse byIar 'lha'
he ino,l a.rotious Of The OutrageS at
u iIbuted to the "bulidbzers" but tn
violence that the colored people hav'
been designtdly duped Is growing
stronger from day to day, o ,6m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
The ccnunp Of 1880

We have reci ell from Hon J. II.
Tucker n copy or the act Of ConprrTS
80 prov ldp for tAki,g the tenth and
subpeuutnt cenWises. n we had
armce we would pul lish ihs art l'full
for the benehl OF the most Of appll.
cants for the posts Of tuperviAirr and
enumeratnrs. Beside the Chief Sp-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22

Nasi haa reaumed depr rdations II
would h Int 'restiDg W. know how the
~" ~as drnpl.d fryn his Dame'--
Neu Yorn Fsprew.
~ catch your dFir.p ~ the man
said when the snow from the roof fell
on him N q. Gunner, Puck
The flower nigh, smell as ewse'ly,
hut would !, . appropriate to oal .
lily any other name . Rome Sentinel
Late to he'd aud early 10 rise wenrs
out the strongest constitution, New
Orleans Pcaynne n4 H0ftHa
The little rlumps " pale green IL
the larks are having n tuft time -
Aetg York 0rophi1.
when Music heavenly maid, was young,
oi ring poets left their karps unStrung.
--Errd''e Eur'2ue.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22

Senator Bragg has introduced a bill t'
abolish the entire Southern Claims Com
misSon, whish he says Is swinile an E
n humbug, costing now In the mere
TEN of expenses $4,000 per annum
This would displace Esq. Campbell, oI
this town, who has just received am ap-
poin tment in that department..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
'fhe Circular Ot hos BThn'h
~ 40

fhe Circular Ot shOs Branch
~ 80
Messrs. Thos. Branch Il Sons
Bankers at Richmond, have issued
their circulars announcing themsclve'
ready to proceed with the reiundihe
of the public debt OF Va. under tn
McCulloch Bill. H ea A
They announce that "as very few
persons hold bonds OF both CLASSES
"n the proportions required i"r iund'
ling, we will receive any 81 me on .
"liga,ions Of the; State and make ,ht
Exchange as required, 50 q 20 reiu'n ;,
"the same value in the new bonds
The meaning Of this is that The!
will sell at current prices, say 10 cts
on the dollar, enough Of any OF the
reeler bonds to purchase OF consols
twice the amonut Of peelers retained
charging current prices, say So cents
ON the dollar for the consols, SO tha'
The cdec, Of this bill is to make each
consol bond worth about one ana a
! alr peeler bonds, because the peeIer
is obliged to fund TO get anything
and the consol is not, and as the
pee,er cannot fund at all without
double the amount Of ColSols, the
consol man charges the peeler man 3
fourth of his bonds for allowing hlm
20 fund. TO illustrate: tat
Iones owns four thousand dollars
in peeicrs, and as he gets no interest,"
ne mus, fund them with MeCullorh.
This he cannot do unless he bring
Two consols with each peeler, SO he
se,ls three thousand Of them at 20,
and buys two thousand Of ccnsols al
40 When he began he had $1,000
Now he has but $1,000. In order &c
present his bonds IN the ratio OF 'w'
consols to one peeler, he bad 20 give
the eonsdl man one thousand dollar
Of his pcclers, OF fourth his w'o''
amount.
And this is voluntary Recdjus'
,aen,, and Is lsudcd by tho e mer
who have denounced Il heretofore o.
Highway Robbery.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22

Last Tuesday Hon. A. G. Thurman oi
Ohio, was elected President Pro Tenn Of
the United States Senate, on aecoun
OF the absence ofV. =. Wheeler whose
sister was seriously Ill. So we had
Democrat Vice President of the Us.
temporarily, ut least.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
TUESDAY. APRIL 22, 1879
and COMMENT

Rev. T. A. Farley, who married a
daughter Off. r. Crumley, formerly a
citizen of Bristol, died ON the 3rl a.
Joucsville, aged 80. years SO says tie
I4e .Sentinel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22

Gov. Hampton on Inst Wednesday
hobblettinto the u. $. Senate and the
oath wns administered ~ In by Pres
Protein Thurman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
cheaper and B'uer Coal io'
NAA HfI lIrirtOl. ~

Cheaper and b'uer Con '"
NAA n 3 frl liristol. q ~
7S< Httc Ahcosa Ceaidh'ars IN P1|i''
AiardMe aew Nar,oo GdHSe n
n. 4 h0k about salt Toe.
Alex Mcdonald, Of the lynch
burg rT,efmfcH, has been on a trip to
sal,yiIle, and gives the following par
,itul,n Of the new Goal Enterprise
Ia Is,laski, which are exceedingly
interesting 10 our people, and no
doubt reliably given
His6sutes also show that t'eIe !. !.
onlv made at saltville one',cnlh as
much salt as was made during tie
w,v. For want Of fair tranSporla
ton rates, the other nlne'lenlhs ''c
unused in natures laboratory
on. NJ the drnahace' bore y ,ne
.,hsu,,lou ~ fuel, wood y hHule'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22

Deputy Marnhyli DAnd n. Rich so
Grai nger Co Tenn whose supposed %,
cidental death was lnnoumcd ~ ie0
weeks ago, 1t now seems WIS mWNlerf
by the Mooashiners, and the oily has beer
exhumrd und Je-examined. SO sV
the Knoxville Chronicle
The Knoxville Tribune says G"t.
Francis Marion of Fenircss Co., Tenn
has been, after two trials, convlcie i.
participating in the robbery Of Nah
Wright, the county Trus.ec, IN MAJ
two years ago. Gen. Marion ia ~hd
Le man Of highly respectable come =
lions. It now goes TO The Suprer
Court. 1t seems the party torIu'e
Wright IN many ways 10 make him ir
where his money WAS but ihcy only ~
,.S~lcd la getting $50. sd i9Ha,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-22
3H'0yeSSs0naI [aa'dS.
JOHN G. SUMMERS,

a ttorney-at-Ilaw.
Will. practice in the county and Circuit
Courts Of Washington, Scott, Smythe aud
Russell. Also in the Court of Appeals and
U. s. District Court. '~'
Special attention paid to snits In Bank
ruptcy. Office Main Street, Abingdon, Va.
Sep. 2S.ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16
AucsrroN N,JALEas.-.FFntsir Days.
80 By Wellington Goddiu.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneef,
+ CORNER ar Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF LARGE BRICK
ON R PME souTH She o. aKAeE BETWlEsEEs
ERsT sT TkEsT o dHGkGH,
KKSnwSa As rae SOUTHERN FEMALE IN IN;
virtue OF deed OF 1r trass eSsmher
IS 1s7n. div recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
In BOOK G. page 469, we shall. In further eSecutoE
.asTCf p59SWsGsp * ISL e
e. Mi f 9ERf 93s q atsi REAL
9 ear aTE iocaied as above The LOT has front Of
e1 e g. s ss o fss1 # iS NJ,
ri ESsG ;Re BRfCR
erected oy The fate Fl. T.: Lefebyre ioT boarn,ng-
and dayschoo Including ta9Se IL y Inc ro a%e i
ending two hand ONE parlors, rcceDtlon.roons,
Sc. 10 tue east of the dwelling there is a HAND
s s2seE Of SS about sox1se feet 10 SAID alley
The foregoing real estate is located on Grace
street in most desirable neighborhood; Inc prem
ises were originally designed by Dir. Lefenvre Tor
frst-class residence and boardng-scno0i' anu nave
long been used US such by the late D. Lee Powell
Mrs Darlington and others for that plr pose or
for clearinghouse OK large family they nave
TERMS: The said real estate being subject to Il
nrior decd Of st executed BY the parties to
W. Goddin and a. b. Kelley, trustees: 1t VIII be SOLO
on the following terms-yiZ.: First. For enough IN
balance of the debt represented By us, which Is
$4,4U6.95, with interest from 4th August 1873:
Second. To discharge the debt secured Dy tue ursI
deed to Messrs. oddn Kelley. trustees, payable
is15a.37) on fbe 26th December next: the Ike
sum OF sl5e 81 ON the 26lh March next; the like
sum of Sl59.37 on the 26h June next; and also
on that day the principal sum OF $500. AS 10 the
residue of the proceeds Of sale, up0n such terms as
the said debtor may and direct; or on his
failure to give any direction, then or credit OF one
year, The whole credit payments being secured ny
negotiable notes aud decd Of trust on The pro-
perty.
The special attention Of capitalists and others Is
particularly called 10 this sale.
I, II. fAARREElSGToN' Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16

PROPERTY Fos SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOa SALE
AT BUHKEvILLEOE FRIDAY THE laT u
HE Gircrs co,ifs az Noitoway county pronounced
at us Hoptenber ferms in the chanoery cause
or Cauthorne ps,sJ. .. Lensh and Others, ana ~
virtue or several deeds OF trufs-one tT s. esth
and aiu1y recorded, we viii offer for fnte by public
aIction MT the above time aud place. The fnhowinR
VALUABLE 70 be soln az 1 ,elo o,s Mat
Mol LOTS Nos.26 go aug q o s,.n n p
VA M sI.E ToBh Cf,o-WAREHoUsE, STORE
HOIJSE and other BUILDINGS. conveniently ar
ranged aud well located. Sold by ). w. foHiKes'
! No s. A certain ToBAcCo-FA CToRY and LOT !.
upon which the same Is located. and purchased Dy
Joseph E. Leath from Join SveT,oni I'D nSp
chased By said T.eath from II. Z. baru"ei' Esq.
Sold by G. F. Goodwin, trustee. >yr .p....
No. 5. certain lot or parcel Of LAND az BurKs
Vile Containing between SEVEN AN, I iIlG
ACES, and. having thereon the DIV ELLln1-
HOUSE or the said J. e. Leath, Will al ss' 80
rt,air; GOOD garden and nne vonng orchard: Also
eo nanm II TFwhENIY + ACRES. about sx
miles from Bursevile, and adjoining inc lana5 ats
~ owned by Mrs. MD. @ Lean. sou w W. rs
Ali OF the above property. except the tract Of
TWENTY-FIVE acre, 1s situated tn the growing IoWn on
BurIepte ut the juno ion OF the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio and Richmond ana ,ans,n fnr
Terms. For Nos and 2. cath enough to pay the
costs Of sale and debts secured by tne aeeus WIN
es' For No. s, one third cash; balance IN que ano
two years, purchaser executing bonds, with ineress
from date. y. ". .fOMLIhn1GSSS-t r,,+oeoss =
nc A poprpTs0y Aucfionear. Oc 16-In4w-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Apctsoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A GRAND SALE BY COMMISSION
q ERS "a SPf N PET cTY o OF RfcHHoNb
SITUATED NEAR THE s0gTnWEsT CORNER ,I z
OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREGTS AND At
SIXTH sTREETS.-In execution of decree Of the
Chancery Court of Richmond, entered on the gath
daY Of Juns S7 in the o.
tor" &C., the undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed. VIII sell by AUCTION. upon the
premises. on TUESDAY The 2Ist day OF GGto9er
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In the city OF
- APART OF LOT No COS, adjoining the residence
with a SMALL FRAMED DWELLING shcreon
plan of the city, situated ut the northwest corner OF
Main and Sixth streets. opposite to the SECOND bap
tist church-used by Messrs. Rogers x ,iler as
MAR s5cntNwj viii BRICK bWELLiNG on sixth
street this LOT fronts 13O feet on tue norm sue
OF Main street and runs MtcS on tue mSSi lug VI
Sixfh street and between parallel lines. 1881 feet.
The properiy on Franklin street Is Situated near
the intersection Of the two most fashionable stree'S'
and is we'll situated for residences largo arsa
occunylnr an elevated situation just above the bul,
ness part of the city, and sa splendid site for no. e
or opera house or by subdivision, Tor any purposes
featuring pleasant and central location
PIais showing subdivisions OF The properly into
parcels OF convenient sizes may 1r seen al nc ouce
IF tho uuctoreers and will be exhibited ~ the sales
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash The balance at
one two and three years, bearing inter.s' payable
at per ssh WIN III mges
and the titles 10 be retained Oy tile court until l
payment Is made. ~
WILLIAM L. ROIALL,
II. H. MARSHALL,
SIccial Commissioners.
Sales to be conducted by GHuBDs & WILLIAMS,
Auctioncers. ny ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16

r.Aa,,,a,ar Stone and his wife, Flora, out
!, I,,inois yyere divorced not long ago. but
afterward they came to at UNDERSTANDINGS
H snars ra,narrted. and are now happy 10.
an,har' nc far as we know. 1t was ease OF
nh and Flo, it would seem; at any iate'
they are tide now.
4 critic, In noticing discourse on Inc
savines and Doings OF Great Men,, re-
morEs. at is sad to observe now MUCH
they said and how little they did,
aIbaye a loye-letter,o said the servant
~, 70 her mistress. "a Will re rade 1t to
res And here Is some cotton wud ye stun
In yer ears whole ye rade it!"
The ordinary life OF a locomotive is thirty
years. No doubt it wouldlive much longer
IL it didn't smoke SO much. s... ", s.i
He said be wanted her to be his help-
meet. and she replied that she could nevei
he more than assister to him.-BoSton fo ''"
II is no sign, according to the Boston
Transcript. that because q FARMER Is sio"-
ing sage he is becoming wise.
Sound logic-Arguing through the tele-
phone.
When is boat like heap OF snow!
When it's a-drift.
A walking-match Calves betting on
calves Boston Transcript.
The soft-shell crab considers bis case
hard one.-Boston Courier.
II care killed cat, care can throw boot
Jack straighter than most people.
At a spelIing-match one man spelled
!" pasnip" and got beet.
Flour is rising. All good flour should
rise.
In the spring we have lamb, and in the
fall we may expect "speli OF wether."
MINIS neat-Gold and silver.
Confidence game-Decoy ducks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16
BY Richardson IS Co.
Real Estate Agents and AUctioncers,
l1l3 Main street.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ WEsT-ESD BUILDING-LOTS BY AUG
TIoN-By virtue Of the provisions Of aeG rro OF
~ r. Polk 10 tie undersigned. trustee. duly re-
corded in the Chancery Courl Of The city of Rich
mond. to secure the payment OF the notes therein
s. cured shall sell by auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY the 22d OF October, 1879. at
O'Clock z. NJ the REAL ESTATE described III ;aif
deed. consisting OF 4 LOT OF AND, which VIII be
divided into five building los-Ihrce Of which have
a front OF 2S feet and Two 20 feet each on the
south side OF Floyd street, commencing 1t It's inter-
the rear OF the Home for the Little Sisters Of the
Poor. and running back between parallel lines
ITS sig feet TO an alley IL feet wide
TERMS Enough in cash TO defray the expense OIL
executing this trust and 10 pay oil The sum OF 81
33334 with interest thereon from the I'd day OF
October. 1878: the residue on such terms Is sl''ll
oc II j. 4. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16
' BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucttoneeIs,
Flevnu,h sfreet between Main and Bank.

MINE SMALL TRACTS OF VALUA-
~ BILE LAND LYING ABOUT FOUR MILES
WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AD.
JOINING THELANDS OF WILLIAM BROWN
ING AND TIL ,SE FORMERLY OWNED By
AMBROSE HUTCHINSON, BEING SUB-DlYI-
SONS OF THE "WESTWOODn TRACT, AT
AUCTION.-We will sell at auction, on The prem
ises, ON FRIDAY, 24th day Of October. COM
mencIng at ~ o'clock 81, the YALUABLE TRACT
OF FARMING LAND above referred TO. which
will be divided into nine parcels. Upon the house
tract, which coutains 81 27-100 acres. are the
mansion and othtr buildings suitable for farm.
and a large orchard of The choicest varieties OF
fruits The residue OF the land IS divided into eight
tracts of from SO to 81 acres all having good fronts
on roads leading into the Westham pankroad aud
into the Broad-street road afforling TO the owners
the option OF either OF these popular thoruughares
10 the city, whilst the Grove road, when extended,
will pass through considerable portion of the pro-
perry. ~...
On three or these subdivisions there are COT
TAGE-BULDlNGS, and each one Of them IS
made up Of cleared and wooded lands IN fair pro-
portions.
The location of these lands, IN the immediate d.
recIon Of the growth OF the city. and their adapt
ability in the main 10 tn. production of all the
crops of this section, facts which should engage
the attention both OF the capitalist looking TO the
future value OF this property and OF the agr1cul-
turists who desire small farms close TO market.
TIE TERMS will be liberal, and will be an
nounced at the time Of the sale.
VI. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc 16 AuctoneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16

RICHMOND. FRED'G 4 POTOMAC 4. K. C0.,s
OFFICE GESERkL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA, April 20, 1879.
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1873:
" trains on this road Will run rs follows:
NORTH ROUND.
No. 1-s:OO A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily
fexcept sundays; due at Wazh.
ingtop, l:l0 z. II: Baltimore
3:05 L. ~; Philadelphia, GOO
PM: New York, 1906 2. NJ.
NO $500 P. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due a. Washington. 955 L. III.
Baltimore, 1855 =. NJ; Phila.
delpha, 3:35 \. NJ; New YORK
G:i5 A. NJ.
No. 1900 r. NJ, RECONSIDERATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sun
days.. ss-, -
s-, SOUTH BOUND.
NO, 2-lO:I5P.M arrives at Syrd-Street station
daliy Except Sundaysl. Leaves
New York, e:la A. NJ; Phila.
deIphla. HAS A. A.; Ra!tl.
r s.@e 3 s:s q I. NJ; Washington
No.4 ll:35 A. NJ, arrives Ut Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, lo:0e
Z. n; Philadelphia. LILO
NJ; baltimore, 4:55 A. ID.
Washington. $50 A. NJ.
No. 8 $40 4. u. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
- : arrives ~ Rroad-Strees ststsor
daily texcept Sundaysl.
G. A. TAYLOR,
General riekel Agent
EFT. D. MYERS. General Superintendent ap ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16

! Il THE REQU EsFsO Oh A. HARRIS,
sRayo,Ioa1t Broker Will sell AZ big office. No.
aao Mnin street on THURSf1AIN EAT. me 18TH
insfsytf me- at hnt 10 o,cS sk. Inc
NJ u .sHRfsEST EIsSoRTEdEHT.OE FORFEITED &
u n. t,assssss FsS5s PIEDG ES
Ii al ne has vet ofsred 10 the public, o.
sssortfeas OF ladies, snd gsntlenens
.A.TERYs ZINE 81 Ell and hsi-WINDiNG
ota s siI.pER m WITCHES Of ali kinds. Including
1oS mans very fine AMERICAN, SWISS, aud ENC
r,oasnt assortment OF ladfest Opern, Cha'elaine.
Eng Tank. ana Leontine GOLD CHAINS; and gen.
tiemen,s Fancy, Bar, LINK and Curve GOLD
y,.;ad ancs Of set CAMEO. ONYX. AMETHYST
stautTT1PSZ. and PLAIN GOLD RINGS: -. -, :,
: .5,eSI KNAWELt and CHAIN GOLD BRACE
.1'.'J,ET3; together with - ,,,,,,,., -,
adios, and misses sets or GOLD JEWELk4,
LAs - 4 Fe.RINC,S. and PINS:
c.an,ienenie. BJsOM-,: SOCIETY,". and SCAKE-
PINS; STUDS, COLLAR and CUFF-BuT-
la o esssral very fine ENGLISH BREECH-LoAD-
a zinc GINS. and many hue Pts Tolls.
en- vERWARE. consisting OF Spoons FORKS,
SK ntTes Sc,&c. &C., and many other Articles
too numerous to mention. =
NoTlCE.-All persons whose pledges are forfeited
will nease call and renew or redcem the Same on or
before WEDNESDAY. october 9th, as no excep-
lions Viii be made for any one as The goods must oe
snid - ~ =, A. HARRIS, Loan Broker.
u n f,ooR Salesman. sa.s. &C l3.4t