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CHAMPIONS ar RACKEn
Ladies Day Mt the New York Club-Interest-
ing Exhibitions OF skill.


Yesterday was ladies' day at the New
York Racket Club. and the presence Of the fair
sex added interest to the championship con-
tests which were in progress at court No. in
the club house ut Twenty-six street. One Of
these matches, appointed for yesterday. was to
bring McssIs La Montague and Soutter in
competition in the championship arena. but
owing to the dark cloudy day the contest was
postponed until Saturday. After the match bo-
tween Mossis. Herrick and CLARK, however. the
two leaders in question entered the court in q
practice match. and gratined those present with
n fine display Of the beauties Of the game.
Tho first contest on the championship, arena
and Clark. In this the latter led of with such
effe, tive service that 1t seemed rs II he was
going To win tho match on cantor he scoring
nine aces 10y service in the first innings. and
finally winning by 10 to 7 in q six innings game.
Alter this. however MIR. Herrick rallied with
cool effect and ia the second game. after tcing
NJ 10. " sct for flvc" and came in victor by 1S to
Is. This had rather demoralizing effect on
Mr.. CLARK. who in the thirl and fourth games
by 10 to 8 and 10 to g. thus defeating his ndyer-
sary three games out of four.
Tho SECOND contcs, Of the afternoon was be-
tween Mrssrs. Lravett and Wakefield and
though the latter gave odds. he won the three
games in succession by scores OF 10 to II, Is to
2, and 10 10 g.. He displayed considerable skill
in recovery OF difficult balls and in sharp low
returns. His service. too was excellent.
The third match wns the practice game be-
tween Messrs. La Montague and Soutter. best
masterly exhibitions Of rncket playing. though
only practice games, tho fine play on both sides
gliclting loud applause from tho crowded court.
The second of the championship contests thus
lar shows Mr. Paul Dana in tho van with three
Victories to his credit Messrs. Connover and
next in ordcrto play championship matches
are Mcssrs, Thorpe and Miller. Dixon and
Lydig. AMI Leav.it and May. On Saturday tho
match between Mrssrs. La Montague and
SOutteT Will take plnpe.
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PROE. DUFOUR'S HIFE.
Len Destitute while no Went 10 Halifax and
Tried 10 KIN MImseIE

Prof. Isaac j. Dufour. who for seven years
was teacher in stapeton Staten Island lies in the
City Hospital Halifax. n. 8, suffering from wounds
inhlC ted by himself letter received informs his
wife that he expects TO be released from the hos.
pital about MAY J. Three months Prof Dulour was
advertised to lecture Tynan's Hall stapetnn on The
Present state Of our Literature" ON the dRy when the
lecture was 10 be- given. he had collected urarv SlO1
lls "kruok was torn. Hud u.kcd hrr 90 lrud INN hers
hlc uunl ri him her uuckrtbuuk IN which ~ lr Knew
lnuI hd lr'i 4nt her, lie pu Nj. money with hrrs mo
NE INrNrihunk. ana came with Il t0 New York. saving
uhl &C. Wn"d utu'u lh good time 10 dtllNr III lecture
~, bh"ut lh- NOT ~tu linn since. She wa lttt de e.
ulu'. ai hH- N!cI oht-cd o. se dress and furniture
L. sIU'Hif hrr-,lt
Mr- bWnur has son over 20 Years nj age. She
c"r hlnHld h'frt Arsb riaN that hc had Just earned
In~rN ..n 20 r'.lrs Dos engaging u ucrut walking
mHI' n 600" N1N-i'Hr BE- out service Recently her
tnui-"t dmtNhr nhoni 40 Ncnrs DID, who alsn had
br'h sNiiH mug hDfT and earning littc uuti a. tt..
tuhod h"Hc sick Ml- buiuur has been nidcl q pirat
q u hN n. frN Dr. T. kl"tWrl ui Tho rinuctru PR,
b} icuhu 'hntr she htuAutcs her husDlHus icts en-
ulel 20 AIs Ahlus fan dunk
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HIzEN AND SrINLEY.
Gen. sherman md I.Ieut. Gen. sheridan Ap-
penrIna as MItnessea

Gen. W. T. Sherman and Lieut. Gen Philip
II. sheridan were among the witnesses in tho
Stanley court martial Yesterday. Gen. Sher-
man took the stand and testified that he sent the
following despatch:
Gen rfso,rt Aljss,nf Gsa,r,ii Washington D e
Arrived at bismarck all we'll Viii take the boat Rose.
llazcn are unHst ami untmey. Gen Hslen is sul at
Hunrd. aud may him. but In the event OF his re-.
porting IN Washington without having seen me. advise
by court martial IN the old aud principle. that
" Gen stanley tails TO make goot his charges, he
STANLEY must sunrr the penalty. Copy OF this 10 Gen
stanley. who must make good his charges suffer the
same penalty due to Gen. Ha1en o. conviction II
meet Gen Hazen will give him a copy of this and Of
Washington and report to the SECRETARY NJ War
W 7. SHERHAS. General
Lieut-Gcn Sheridan was the next witness.
HIS face is plump and rosy. and his hair
coat huitoned tight over his short. stout figure.
displaying double row Of Respondent brass
buttons. and the triple starred shoulder straps
of his rank. Gen McMnhon read the Liruten-
mt Generals report of the battle Of Mission
Ridge. wherein the moon rising over the hills
WAS compared To medallion portrait and the
General acknowledged that IL was correct. The
report reflected strongly upon the conduct OF
Gen. HnN'n's command in appropriating and
Ginning TO have captured certain cannon
which were wrcsted from the enemy by Gen.
Sherdlu's men.
Dr.. Robert Murray. L. S. A.. testified that he
was at Pittsburgh Landing on the I'm OF April,
Is D the SECOND day of the hHttle ~ Shiloh. He
met Gen. HHz"n about a mile from the river.
AMI roiu.' toward the rear. Gen. Hazen said (:
brigade, They're al scattered, ana | don't
know whore they are"
After the adjournment OK Secretary Belknap
shook hands with Gen. Sheridan and others.
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Mntron ,yehh.. Ke,.In,Inn.

The babe that was found on the doorstep at
49, sixth avenue. sent TO Randas Island ycsier.
day morning According 10 Natron webb. lit is no;
likely 10 i've very long 1heMarou's app ehen-ion Is
ht~d ON her ku0wl-dsC ~ the paraty Of the mu,htr
on The island for their own offspring and their neglect of
the waits that are handed them ty the The
bale WAS clothed Ia pretty knitted wursttd cap silk
hnci. white cotton CAPE that looked like mcrino aud
long sp iabouously ornamented by hand but not VI
Nm.lLN
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dllnntr0.

Uptown ADVERTISERS
Nay iesve the,t ,ayors for TN 81" at the only
PISS Broadway, corner o. Slst s., VI r. NJ. AMI
aos West 2sd 81, corner ~ rth AZ, ull T.
5sY 80 Az ~. sS or e1S Of t7 n st; sl r.
AoeAra Guar
A --EXPERIENCED operators on ". Wilson
n anu Wilcox Ghb, machines on ladies' undergar.
'"'' ' SIMON sERSs iSdy %G AMI IA Leonard st
n fees Sample teas. all kinds. Do; lbs 5Oc. our
huu ni the oldest md most reliable this country
DuNLENEi'S. Fulton st. corner Water Il, ~ stairs
An experienced and smart pirl To count wrapping pa.
n per ana bags az Is T. HALE co - M Park place
4 FEW good trimmers % work on ladic. shade hats
A GOOD mi'huer wanted. Inquire 1850 Az q, be.
~ tween sth and OH SIS
DNI.L a. RA ~ iI Broadway Fancy braid sow.
- rrs on ilnm"s wanted work given out to old hands
RONNAZ.--Gool operators. hes, pay Cpll i'm ~
ID I'm sruiM a BHUMDEk, ia Mercer st
CU>TOM shirt operators wanted at RUFUS SMITH
" a co y, 10 Nassau 81
HANDS wanted Tor weaving gimps at 2ss Bowery.
pAHA~OL>.-,-lo cNlcncnccd nrl. to make our
DAVIS 4 FANNiSG' minniacturcrs Of The 81 a. Um
hrcllt 49, and iul tr"nkn 81
GENING muchhrs. new Home, 40. wilcox A
t1'nN.. Iucsut. SINGER NhrrcrA Wilson, 80 Ia tlS
Howe, weed, Remington, Wilson, fS o. Sl2
BRuWN. ~ Grurd b.
= F,l. -iu.rt 1toe2i " 40 Az " &W Wrcd Howe
'lp''r hahcr tcuin tom. slo DEANS, Bond ST.
GiRAW .EM ERs-Au block WORK None but
BALcn rRi'f 200 $40 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
GrWING MACHINES rented. privilege buying
Ay.. aud l5T East BrOadway
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It ia thought that J. D. Nolan hns gone to
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands lie collector ol the
school lax lor the Village OF Sew Brighton Staten Island
A. nihIunll duy luunius ~ the thcc WAS pas ttt
hhflrtst hui the TRUSTEES ALWAYS EHNe Nj. Nolan the
O i'r lw ir money week npo ilicA give INN 90,
pdff lnf RON NHHu 2ni the order ca-rd. AMI has not
Anse ueeh heard from by ue trustees the teAUheTA
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vOGEL BROTHERS,
Fine Clothing at Low Prices.

Stylish Spring for Men. 100
| Select from So to $40
Spring Overcoats listers from SI8
Boys suits ages 10 years. for School and
Wear, tho Largest and Most Handsome Stock
81 to $40
chidren's Suits, ages to 10 years, the very latest
Novelties in endless variety S2to ga
Kilt Suits ages years. designs
Waists l5c. to 81
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Nous, furmshlul.
NistrIlnlItons.

RhuSHES OF every description so Pearl st nen
- lctk sin. al lowest prtrs
JOHN hOffEI. Manufacturer ami lmuoirt
MANS MISSION ON FAHTH-A wrr. "A
'A incident treatise. indicating huN cnuuwuri i.ethl
uts may hc removed The cNp' rcuUr 900 20 We it HD
FtNhlOn an professional practise. ~uuNIu- tr utea
thht VIII insure restored mauhunl slrusil nt 'tNi
ana sound condition, OF htHih. that have htt Hutd
ny oNcrtlNcd powers statement p uhsnc's 90 mar
riage and NJ tile means by which The, can De- ru''rd
~ maL 2Ir currency or postage stamps AIiitt' 'teJ
Museum Anatomy AMI Science. ~" br"tdWiN. n y
T'HE BENNETT-COM TRIAL, 10
Il and ~ crnts
WANTED -l,ol old BruatN " nus, ua,ll4 ely. "t
w Apply immediately tpTiln> FRlPlit.tH A. ~
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Shipping.

%gIPPINJ'
NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NEW PIER ;n n r.
~ -foR LONDON Victoria Dncksi----
'iioihnh SAT, a. ~ ~, arM luan,dh Nd MAY 7.arM.
-fOk LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTDNN
Euu,Sat Ann ~, BPM The "a ,u> ut. Man No. d An.
Cabin $50 10 so curreucv strerAse f2b Drl.ts from
81 upward issued al very low rates Company, nnit,S
Nos 81 ana rs Broadway, r. " j. NURSE MANAGER.
DACIrlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
! SPECIAL NOTICE. -EMIGRANr Is turantdrI In g. Az
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA; AKILONA
NEW ~ ALANp. ami AUSTRALIA For passile and M
formation IN rctirl 40 routes Apply To PASSENGER De
ptrlmvui, 2'i hrutdNh
ROTTERDAM LINE steamer, leave Com.
- LaE. p"r' aNmmn: lhYomn Ferry. dorsey cav
T. tAlAND .... .Aprl rs N. A tIuLrEN Ami 20
IT. nahin. S1-S71 ri Canin sia-Sll si~crase. Slh
FUNCH EDiE 60. 4 l.. w. NORRIS,
~ WIN It,, frltnt AnS 10 BNhy. Grn r,,s Afcnt
GrATE LIN E-fo Gnstnw. Livrrpupi. Brti,l ami
''LomumlrriA. from Pier -, \ p 100 Canal t. rlirs
daAA PASSENGERS H through tlbs all r ts cifr, vi
EWuic. Srrrlse. $50 AUSTIN KALDNlN 4 co.
AFeilS - broadway SrEERAGE OFFICES Al a.
broadway an llrr innt M Cant g.
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pENNsYLvANIA HAILKoAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINZ

AND UNITED STATES NAIL RoUTR
On and alter April :, 1879
Trains leave New York, wa Desbrosscs and CortAnit
Streets Ferries, follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. . A. NJ. and
$50 Y, NJ daily.
For Wllhamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Eric. at 30
N, competing az CORY for ntusNille, Petroleum
Centre, and the Oil Regions WiliAmsport and Lock
Haven. A "
BAumore. Washington, and the South Limited wash
ixIon Express. OF Pullman Paror Cars daily. except
sunday, 10 A. "; arrive Washington ! ~ T. NJ Regu.
lar al 4 30 and $40 A. NJ and 10 p. ". sunday.
sunday
Expression Philadelphia $50 30. 20 40 Limited.
n A. NJ. l, s %. I, 5. q. 30. 30 and 10 p N sun
day, 81 ami A NJ s. o. 7.JD, 80, and 10 r. NJ Eui.
grant and second class 30 Z NJ
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all IN rough
trains at Jersey city, aTordns speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. 6JO. 10. 80 A. 10 70
7. NJ. daily, and q ~ = VI daily, except Monday.
From Washington AMI Baltimore. $50 A. NJ . 80
as. 1910 +. NJ. sunday. q So A VI ami lOiO r VI
Prom Philadelphia 40 - 80 y, ~. 10 80 4 ~ 4 NJ
$50 -, q ~. $50. and 10 10 r. NJ sunday, asa
$50. lO.+t II 30 A. NJ $50. 1910 4. NJ.
Ticket Oiices, 326 ami pa Broadway, Astor House.
ana foot OF DcsbrOsses and COrandt STA Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot ., Fulton 8, Brookyn;
ia lld and lls Hudson st., loboken. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON, l. r. FARMER
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger AGENT
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FOURTEEN rnRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
IHRkb DkPOfS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEW lOkk
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DOVHIE TNAVk, THE MOST TNTNONEO FQUTP
AENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER APRIL 7. 1879,
Express Trains leave New YORK. wa Deshrossea and
tOrtandt streets Ferries. a follows
80. 80. q ~, a. 90 lImttedl II A. VI l. $50 s. a
7jO. $50 and 10 T.. NJ -
Boats OF BruUA yn Annex" connect with all throlgh
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia l2.Oi 3 S. T. T.
80, \. 30 and II A. ", d4initei Express 1880 r.
M; . T. 5ij1 T. and 7.3l T. W. On sunday, l2OL
345. 8 %, X. $40 A. " 4; 4. 7i5 Z. ".
Ticket offices, j36 AMI ga Broadway, Astor HOUSE
and foot OF De brOsseS and CortlAnlt Court St and
Bookyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton St., Brdoklyn, NJ
Emigrant ticket ONCE, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l.. r. FARMER
General Manager. Genl PASSENGER Asont
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co-rcetsep.


AIEx4NDaIA, Va, February s. 1879.
Editors Dispatch. Please permit me to
y correct an error OF your correspondent
Z. Henric0,, Z, who urges the legislature to
81 cut down the aid lt affords to it's iRstftsl-
1ions of learning. he e cRsburg z
College, "a he calls; the IA iemitnrai and
4. Mechanical College, being endowed by the
General Government with the fant1 scrip,
could not, under the express terms of The
grant, use dollar OF the money Tor build
Ing purposes. Hence the State, inaecept-
= ing II, bound Itself, ipso fdcso, to furnish
buildings for Otherwise the grant would
Z have beer entirely .Iseless;; The State can
not, there fore be said 10 have accepted the
s grant on any such condition as WAS sug-
Eested by your corraspo ndent, blf, on
-4fie contrary, vas bound to- make
an appropriation for that purpose.
4 anu surprised that this gentleman shouid
object to the aid furnished this young ipsti-
tuition Of learning, which has pFospersd so
.smuch already in It's hort career, and 90 fur
nishing the very kind or education they.
want to q large and imp ertant class s0f citi-
sszeas hose rho are commonly called the.
bone and sineW or the State. / think; also.S
.As III un3ustiy jealous Of the aid furnishedl
Ito another large ard imp mt class Of the
s-conmlIaity in fha cray OF bid her education;
throagh fhs Bnfgsrstty and Che Military
Institute. and be ceTfainIy is not acting theS
part Oh d good ed ji,a ysng to stir up
tgEsSfa and kaYGisy between # no ciasses OH
ttle StRte bgttFasn is is on the last
SEeHgfia ef tfal veal chat there
III ;he A bid ana eenlt.S
Sab KtnSssI feSfss let us hi ssakce.
sck.
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a j l.1arsw Atds 3 Zeal Es.
5 - By chafnn. staples Co, a;Ss
Real Estate Agents and Auction apc.l %
8 Tenth and Mntn streets.

:sERIsTEEs. SALE OF 3.At v ALUAl-B,Ll.E
EsRM IN POWHATAN COUNTY va A.,
ABOUT TWENTY:FIyE NILES aB 81 |. ld aaia Of
MOND, AT virtue ,ea o, ,sarsioned.
.rnsses, dated aoth and drty re
corded In the clerks office OF foWIhanM Soui,,y
been made In the payment Of the rets tnsIein se
cured and being required BY the holder 5nsgsot
IN MONDAY the 10th day OF Febgu-
seV isSs Between The hours Of 1a and O'Clock
IN faf not fair, then on the faiE da{ tnes s
stnnedt fh,s deed nf trust as containing 81
DIED AND THiRTY-TMo ACES. Img Pc We
merlts consist Of good nalis IN tue
"1 TEENS Enough in cash TO dsfray expenses OF OF
erecntins ibis trust and TO pay off note due lst Or
s7s, until paid and the balance,
il any, upon such terms as may 5e annonnSsa as sne
sale. e. oo.1J NJ .ass., -, 80
i-CHAS1iS' p AZ Ing - - = -. IN 21 .d&ytd
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!. I ...,,r |, q, sndAie-Msrsss.

Sose recent ms aan,s Snntain
TENT Cd this s1e1ecs KS 4. ,ssH YIN soho sayors ms
e. ennlng 81, q tnss ssss 20. en- answer to
with the .iollo Wlng 49, $ .hnraes by
on ls.s " s. nns cnnd r1ie
mnsl say sa ss.s ssorse in harness.
10 use q I'll, knnw Amt
t'srsa ana AoIis,s,y ~ shnrtan his
TO use trotter 70 saaeas. ~ VAIN
gait ana get am ln ss na :. T. ear.
As soon as ~ = \. E s.ilad when
ter, run, as ~ sss latter
going FAST ne VIM iyatia 's horse.
gait But WIKI tae otulIms Ssss a. nil
or saddle-horse u ,r,a bna
not make any aiaefsnes. ts ssddia and
TRAINED a great mary horses lVsi sasl's !, 80
harness purposes, been 10 Europe anu ,a $3.50
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aUICKEN THE CIRCULATION.

Don't Jet the blood sragnate In your veins. You
nsn prevent It's doing so 5s increasing ifs volume
aad parity, By stimulating the digestive organs and
anoocraSing assimilation, with that matches
vstaHzipg agent, H6stetterss Stomach Bttters.
People not afflicted With any organic Or inorganic
disease grow wan and hs gsard siHply because tsear
blood Is IN. Watery, innonrshing proper
Ties and 50 messre la quantity that tina stremties
are very supplied With 81 ana the super
Aeta circulation extremely feeble HAce the blood
leSs appearance or the connteuance. But when Abe
Bttars are used enrich and the blood The
rosy 3ae or health retnrns to The check the frame
scures su,stace as well rs vigor, theappetite ana-
proves, and 10 dgest iye qaaims interfere either
with ts non or the subsequ
Of the stomach. = go 3s,ss re 4-Tu, Th,s Gw:
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class Inducements to
4I!}.tg 80 BY Grnbbs &iWillialns. n iI2st..i
:. Aucttoneers and Real Estate; Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE ! VE ..a,S

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE VERY
il VALUABLE .BUsINESs-STAND An I'll, ag5EII
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEYENTEENIHs
AND GRACE sTREETs.-By virtue. Of 9 desd OF
trust executed by r. s. Reilly trustee, ior heetS
Frapctsco to the subscribers, rs trustees aate9
of October, S76, and duly recorded 6elnR tnereto
REQUIRED by the creditor secured, We VIII sen ny AUG
Dtono MONDAY lotn Of Btu yE a. sitnatsG
AZ a5oye fronting 22 feet on seventeenth street,
running back along Grace street about 20 1eei 20
Union streef. II upon i sIoEE ana r 9,hes
buildnes, occupied hyi Messrs CasilRno1e ,
chi and others; and having three
being within few steps OF the First arket, " at
present yields good is WIN az,
ccions Enforcement, of being made one on the Wos1
nro6uctiYc pieces OF property In thec,ty. 80. -
TERMS sufeient In cash 70 dsfsa ,;a :, Of
January, 1879. and any taxes due ana nnpa3oaio s
now nearly twenty years in the
bond bearing interest at six per centalm per anun
from 18th Of January, s79 the interest to ne pa,n
auarier-yearly ana secured by deed OF trust upon
Inc property and the residue upon terms 70 De Gre
ted by the grantor in said deed OF trust ana In
case Of his fajlure then upon terms to be named py
The undersigned at the time Of sale; ,,11I.us
f5iii i9'.'E.sk' : - ss't LEWIS BOOKER.
r .,,;.E 81. 10 .ii9H 35:: ,.!tot! trustees,
GRUBBs &c WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. JAZZ
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~ = ~ h.ss D s. .
HscUIs1A t99c IL ssslss 81
\ ,7a TAHssJQ lure
Shs ~; taicfnus lei isIatsen,
ss,s 81 ~. az, The State debt 81
~, as, ~
M: ~. ,,yt il now prosfsnsA
W. - e ~. M Y,srf IA sffe filIers 81 the
sn aH ~ ,,,,ssssas IL iessssasfon can eyer rnsr
sy,s Tt ia for the
t1ae s,,h Iyps and
Y ~ viii Owe saannlsl,a
4ziopt sucn Fl Al eesty
70 tnat Il ma ryer ds,r
= hatny gsrn
sed ~ al. ~
"a srss, cr,es..
The -. s..S M
veastss % rs M, pns,s MA
~ irr,,.,t
Hst fer
{ q sue =, !. "a ,r p
as ~. ,ass sre ran.
% ss.sss s ss,ed n,
!. terrcd aGpaDtaSes Nty4 sss'''s'>s
that indusiF sss.s. ~. ,,-,,,,aa i.,ohf Ii
il the state mnst pay 49, I'm :, same.
1s tine Y .s1s
aking towards - =, as.r
y y s.,ss ~ sssars III iris sec-
= ~ "a, - vyavT M, saresei,t fAfe
lion wilnot te acre ~ ,. s - s res
sD7 8. IN
basal industry upoa y 49, F,.a 49,.
Eriesafe reared apd ssg u 100
Iinudnes, It IS snss
dats0n 10 made IN 0caaas " sne .
Fessiit In benefit 20 eyety os ~ ~.
Now. IL is faCL fIGpGnt W Eea tutsC ta0sosA
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BY. j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Aucuonecr,
IL sila16 Main street. n

TRIISTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL FARM OF 900 ACRES IN NEW KENT
COUNTY.aLMEAR ,TUNSThALL,S STATION, on
deed of trust dated April 4, 1872, from John p.
PEARSON and wife 70 me, and duly recorded, VIII;
S7a7 due January 4, 1879, thereby secured, sell
al auction. at the office Of j. L. ApDerson. corner
Main and Eleventh streets, Richmond on TUES
DAY, February. IL, - 1870, at 10 O'Clock NJ, the
above described PROPERTY lying on both sides OF the
railroad mart Of 1t fine creek low-grounds); GOOD
DWELL1NG, BARN, and other necessary out
houses 81. -. @c.'''
: TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale; balance at
six. twelve. and eighteen months, Wh interest," per-
senal security. and trust deed. - ~ @uA.:
a2S CHARLES RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06
= s2T So
!. Fence AawSs

While our statesmen and finaBeieTs 0fEhe
Z Legislature are egiausffng their converse
tioBa1 and diplomatic energies tn seeklagto
settle The Sl,ne debt, permit me 10 suggest q
I means by. which they may iDtnorfalize
themselves. md bya single earnest act do
more to aid Bae regeneration and pFosperity
of Virginia than OBJ the combined legisia-
fion Of the last tan years has been able to
@efIect. Let them screw their courage to the
sticking point and pass a. general ssso:tenCe
Iam, app Ecatle at beast 10 the whole oil Tide
water Hirs inia- direct from the TLegtsla-
:. tgire, mud notsa epsndest upon 4hsToters or
boards Of ,supsrssseYs az any couoty. Let
them do this, and the FARMERS Will Eise UP
and caH them blessed. TO show he;great
benefit tiiatywortlA result from the passage Of
such a iaw Is almost,as superfluous as.tS ut
tempt TO prove ,hE logic and 7argumenf TO q
rational being the ben e6sial effects of sun
{. light.,i,, st can ,,only aha0s been thp0uQ gin
\ iinadxertence or Y the ybeWlideriDg eject
produced by too severe Inn application to
;kbe riddle Of the State .4debt that cur
Legislators have overlooked this matter.
aon sure. that us soon as, their. aStan-
fion ishireeted toiit EheNwiG hasten to pass
this much4needed lag. i assume that the
Legislature of Virginia has afuIy at heart
dhe good Of the peoI6e, md is composed 81
Souest pupiio aug ~ w.
inc wants anS neGesslasss Q. ouI 1lIahlls ~
aas a.reeea en.esee,ne ie a lsli
{, law would. bring 20 oilrAgricnlttAe rs Have
lhey eHef caicula1ea tne.ssrrlDle saraen OUT .
semi harparous system ad yenstsg entahs
upon tine 1arfnsisg ieomnfshltEf surrey L
: cannon DeieYe tpey nav long ago Gney
4 would haye gwen rs the needed fe!het. HIael
cost OF EhItting Up and ikeeklng tfen@ng ~
repair isestimatea by Stats istans ohe fully.
Lone dtjrd of the toS<E 3c0st az grain,6atttafe
in the United StdteSe This ratio includes,
even the rich and .hls tzeda States OF
the North and West, w bat must II, then,
be in the .NdsWater section al -Yifgiaia.
where the lands are wossai .outlsy 4constaHt
scultsyaIj Jon, and 1be fnck ef captta ,prayenks
proper mpro ve1aeEs = i Son aaar reckoa-::
ing upaf the original cost, 4he ,consingallre-
pairs necessary, ,aaa other sftend ast losses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06

How He RECEIVED A PAaDoN.--A Frank.
fort special to the Louisville Courier-J our
nat says: There was q had case ut the
prison this morning.. Rufus Morgan, the
convict who cut his throat not long since,
Ereceiyed a pardon from the President, but
1t came only to find him q maniac. Morgan
was sent for twelve years from Harrison
county for counterSeiting. He was Goa
yicted aud sentenced March 20, 1874. a
chester, and he will probably be taken
there at onee, 49EeS9 s. II s4rlf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06

The libel snit Of Charles Fechter against
the Philadelphia z Times was postponed yes
terday' until the April terra OF the Bucks
County Court.
d The owners OF the Honore Block in Chi
cago, which was lately burned. ask the,
Government to pay rent for ita use as post
office mp to next July.