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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
BY CEasilr. Staples { Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
y mol north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT
IN TJE cOUTH SIDE OF " STREET. BE-
GINNING 1n1; FEET FROM THE INTkRSEE
TION OFTWENTY-FoURTHS STREET. FRONT
ING 81 FEET ON u STREET. End RUNNING
BACK 33I FEET TO l. S1REET.-By virtue OF n
certain deed Of trust from j. NJ Newell: dated 29ih
August. 1876. and recorded in the clerks Office OF
Richmond t:hancery Court. In ID. 4. / Is B. D &C
49e default having BEEN made I'm rle payment OF
the debt thereby secured, and being required by
the Beneficiary. I will sell, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. January z. go, At O'Clock z. NJ, The
properly above described.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray IEe expenses
Of sale and I, pay off bond OF $3.50. with iti-
terest till paid. and tho balance upon such terms as
NAV be announced at the time of sale.
II. A. ATKINSON. JR., Trustee.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co.. Auctoneers.
.
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arTgyy,rroY saIEs---Putare Days.
By Chaffin, Staples & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE Or, HACK, TWO
IL HOgSES.s AND HARNESe.-By virtue or 2
certain deed Of trust from r. 2. Turner dated i3sf
February. 1s77. duly rccnrded-dtf fault having oeen
made IN the paymen, Of the debt thereby h se
nf the i}yery Stable Of Turner & Co., No. 1883
Frankitr street. on SATURDAY. December ~
1870. at IL O'Clock ~,
-. . Bec21aus. Of; Philadelphia: :;
~ one DHUELE SET OF CAERlAGE-dAR-
- NESS. #.- z. A. '@.
And Two BAY HORSES. -.
7TEnAs though IN cash 10 cefray the expense Of
executing this trust and 10 nay of note OF SSgu,
with interest from December Is. 1879: and The
balance upon sucn terms win be announced IL Inc
de 90 EJ. BosHER. Trustee,
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written for the Dispatch.
virginia.


What lowering cloud
EtdIms our glowing HghlT
IngIDri0us darkness
Thi!ce Il'-favcrcd night
WHY throw thy pail
Around She heroic dead,
Whose souls OF IRE
Wars dying embers led!
AIas that men
Pow down to base dcSl!c'
And aim TO queues
The patriotic fire
That once lllumed
Our chtyalrtc sons in war,
When blood flowed forth
Front rent and gaping scar.
No cravcns then
Nor drOss Of ignorance
Would care presume 10 lead
By falkt pretcncc.
Bnt things arc changed
To suit Il base desire,
And glOOin the rays
That fed II nations brc.
Could II. nry'S spirit
From Its resting. place
Behold the cnange
That ancient mnrkB Cffacc,
Would he not rouse
Each heroic pair OF dsed,
Brrnihe lifc To Lee
And all Tie men TO led,
Or speak IN tones
Whose uowcr 10 persuade
Would heal each wound
That direIul war hath NADER
In happier times,
When heroes led the front
,GnInst wars destruction
And the battles brun',
Death but Inspired
The youIg 10 emulate
Their veteran sircs
Who proudly met wars fate.
yIrgiuia's sons
On blood. stained fields may trace
From yrave - grave
Some Lion Of their race,
Who gav0 To liberty
Our starry fflG,
Destined TO wave
O'trnCcan. lake, and crag,
Inspiring thoughts
That mighty hearts cOncea',
And makes us love
The greatness that we feel.
NJ H. MCGLYNN
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN, t-b:s

TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PEN, t>gsE
PATENTED october 2, 1879,
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens, and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro.
dpeed by skilful combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive merals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA.
rISUM-wble the Ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy OF copper reducing its fneness without yield
Ing that elasticity, density, and steel-fke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD /" GOLD PEN-roINTs are Of the best Irid-
lam {diamondsl, mdcsructible with fair treatment,
and polished 10 gisss-hke smeothness.
Steel pen WRITER'S hare now every objection 10 gold
fhisay overcome, and every requirement. In pen;
which viii enduna andnos oxidize, squareiy met.
Tho saRECORB" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed to
possess durability. permancncy OF spring, and per-
feetlea afpoinf. Price, $3.50. Sold BY sn jewellers
snd s,a,ioners In the United States II not found or
JOHN HOLLAND. Manufacturer
80 : 10 west Fourth street. Ciacipnst!
| For sale By RANDOLPH d ESGL5sH and Woop-
HoUsR kFARHAx, RisaKsoad. w. mn 1p-Way
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4IfIlslso,ld lispatfh',..
WEDNESDAY -. DECEMBER a, 1872 o.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE. VA,l
Dec3mbeT Y, Jo13' 7

zss3 December ~, jct1s
Messrs. Eii,ors,--Seeing lines In the D1s'
match on the death Of John Randolph, co
r,ied from Whittier, treg reminded me OF
piece written by my husband tbe late s an I.
mel Melvlp), and originally published, ~ nc !.
,Jetferson;an July 80, 1893. You VIII nnc
copy enclosed. Ii you think them a o., ~,
ing OF place in the Dispatch WIZ les.
coinpIsneDted by their pno'teatisosD. Cd, neiy
respectfully, Mrs. =. ". NEL'N'
Lines written by SamueI Meisin' Va
Aecomac County. Va, IN DIS sMensS
aecond wear. ON the Death Oh So"i'
Randolph.
a. ,eny,h the mighty struggle passt
That s,unt mind is treec al iast'
trbe soul ina, once 50 brightly burned.
lis neavenwnrd flight at Ienx.h nas 'a'neu'
The voice that once In music sposPs
is hu,bed .-tbc spell at last Is broke.
xhst soul 50 dead TO human wotb,
That dos not speak bis praises 10rin
what heart 50 oeafto virtues can, s,.
That does not weep o'sr Ra laa,I, iaii
CO brtgh: q star at last has set;
And long viii old virgtoia mourn
Another OF her Jewels gone
The prouGest OF her patriots 'osI,
When best employ ed and wanted most
In snatcbinv him from earthly ton,
The tomb has gained It's r!cbests poii.
The stately cypress now may wave
It's mournfuI branches o'er MS gra ,a;,u,s,
whose withering glance alone cou!d thrust
f:oYrupifou.s minioBs 10 the unst'
with gtn,ue that oereat,ed the bonsn,
which hedges common MINDS srnunu,
And elouuence that soat'd 70 helgnts
Scarce rcac.,'d by fapcy's eoidest nights.
High end alone he seemed to stand,
giant IN pigmy land.
I'm him The brightest gems or thonght
shown Gazz'lng forth bT genius WIongnt,
From mines, with endless riches traugnt:
Nor were those sparkling beams that snsnc
4 nhne pbores cent light alone.
The holt WAS with the lightning lnro"h'
Urged by the sta,esman's holy pri1e,
N IN
iHs nairici heart was taught 10 feel
iIgyot;nn for his ccuDiry's veal;
Whereer corruption raised It's heisd
There were his keentst arrows spec.
frno prnud for tarty tolls 10 hold;
For mean scryiIi;y too bold:
He stood the champion OF hls ,aho
when usurpatioD was at haad:
saw TO The man Bi$ counir,'s roe,
who dared her liberties oertbrow,
And spnrncd. unlike our mode rn slaves,
TIE ur,cc or dtrnagognes and knaVes'
But why ,roIonV this feeble strain:
The Mtns;TeI's praise OF him Is vain!
In vain the offering do we bring!
In vain his mighty praises tipp
Whose name watch Tord long WIN st"ho
To cheer The patriots OF our iandl
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By Richardson 4 TO-.
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuoneers'
IlI3 Main street.


ryRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE on ORLEANS STREET
CORNER FOURTH STREET, IN RnCkETTs,
ny hUCTION.-Ey yirtue OF lhe provisions Of q
iced of trusI, bearing dat The 81 day o" Nay is77'
from Dennis O'Dta and wht 10 tie undersigned.
trustee duly recorded In III. clcr~'s flee 81 the
Chancrry Court of the city of Richmond, ana Il dt-
crtr of said court entered the 4h day Of Decrn-
her 1879. In Tire hort style Of t'iiea ~. Lee'
trustee Sc shat. as trustee In said deed ana by
virtue OF said decree sell by auc Ion, on the prem
ises. on RIDAf the 26ih cay If December, 1879:
at 4 O'Clock Z. ~, The REAL ESTATE men Toned
In said deed. and described III sai decree as LOT
OF AND fronting SO feet Oh Orleans street cor
uer Fourth street Rockets. with the Improvements
thereon and running back be.N cen parallel lines
90 feet to an alley iu The rear; plat o: which Will
be exhibited 1t the time OF sale.
| TERMS: Tn VIII. cash as to one third Of The pro-
cceds OF sale; the residue In eual instruments ON
credit of SIX aud twelve months, with legal Interest
thereon from The day OF sale. the purchaser 10 exc
cute his negotiable NOES for said deferred pay'
mcnts with inltIcst add IL aad The tiie 10 fhe pro-
perty 10 he reaiEr until said notes are paid ana
conveyance ordered b. tie Court.
\. 81. LEE, Trustee.
p,Cr,pDsoS & CO. AuciouecrS. &c Is
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% EsIDESCRs FOB RENT.
!. ne;

NICE BRICK TENEMEsT contsintng abon,
Other eonvenfences: iiuated on the southeast cor
neE e in as sEsRfs
DkNCE. SO. SG2 Marshall street heiweeg Eienta
and Ninth streets. contrasting about tpa rooms
Kitchen, i've rooms: stable and all the m2st moo
FL at. SSnY stoye assh4ia l c. lie.
TWO OF THOSE DESIRABLE JoNEs,s-RQT
TESEMEEIS. on GIace between Madison ana Jet-
ferson str eis containing ten rooms ktcnen. sas'
wa That EIEs AN AND DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE No. 100 west Grace street. situated o, the
northwest corner Adsms street. containing aoout
ten rooms; gas, water LalIone s.ose. assrca
large stable &C., &C.; in thorough repair from Top
% NICE ~, ls1 DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, no.
streets containing abou. seven rooms; gas "-ter'
"t NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. No;
2el5 Fraus1in street between ySoS,t a sin
ro pPsiR ssI Ts'eT Brick : DWELLING No. 10
south Fifth street, between Main ano airy streeis'
contain,ug Ten rooms; wiih al epaK cnWELL.
ING No. Ii west Clay street. near Acams' Gon.
tanning ten rooms; kitchen, gas water &C. &C.
IN v tPgf91f hE ss}|RRABL AND CONVENIENTLY
JocATED BRICK DWELLING No. 1903 east
franklin street. near The corner OF Ihlrd street
con aiming eight rooms; kitchen, four roons' STA
bic and eysry SR nvsEsNsaENT on Marshall be-
tween Tacnty-third and Twenty fourth streets
seven rooms gas. water. bath, q C.
All OF these and many other HOUSES will rent
0GGifFIcEI. STORES. ROOMS, and Small L
AMY TO ROBERT B. LYME,
de 81. eod3t 1912 Main street.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC GHAgITIEe,}
ALNsnOCSE BCILDlEG, :
RICHMOND, VA, september "a. 1879.
A LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
"A ESTABLISHED, under the supervision Of lhe
uuttarsiyre for the purpose OF obtaining work for
the uun pioycd and homes for INDECENT children VI
this city. .-. ,r>.
OPENED, in connection with the Department OF
Out Door Poor" where applications of those SEEK
sous can be registered. ....
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
ti0us are DOW registered for EN- poy nent:
Tho e IN want OF SERVANTS, LABURERS, &c.
re requested to call IL or correspond win thls
Office. ..., -" -.,r,>-,->,
Letters should be addressed "SUPEkiNIES-
DENT IN pITEIIC CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGED
- - = CHARLES +. BIGGER
se 24-3m Superintenient Of Public Charities.
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BY Chaffin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ FALU-
" ABLE FARM CONTAINING 22I ACRES,
ON THE CRAiGTON ROAD ABOUT FOLR
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, BY
AUCTlON-By virtue Of Il decree of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond, in the causes or
Thomps on rs. Redford and ais, and Robertson,
trustee rs. Brown and nis.. entered on the 10Th
day of October. 1879, the und"rs1gntd, snecial
com nssiouer thereby appointed, VIII sell IN front
of Heurco county courf-h on MONDAY. Jan
uary II. 1880. al II O'Clock VI. lihlt tsing court.
tay]. that EaLUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
-HAYrORT." situated on the Craig on road four
miles from the city OF Kichmond. and formerly
orncd by j. II. Connel- E.q., containing by recent
survey 227 AcRtS-one half or which i fine river
bottom. and the remainder well udipteh TO truck
ing The FARM Is in good state OF cultivation.
The DWELLING IS Commodious and comfort
able having been repaired an! partly built IN Inc
last few years. Il Is elegantly situated IN shady
yard near the public road The ou'-tlildinSs are
such Is are usually found ON I farm Of This Kind,
and in good condition.
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescribtS one thId
cash, and the balance Ia two equal semi .anula In
staImpnts vii n:crtsi added tor negotiable notes.
and the title retained until The whole OF the piir.
clase-Inoney Is paid and i conveyance ordered by
the Court vet the commissioner has authority to
,Ircr the terms II he should lit on the day Of
sale.
Those wishing TO see man OF the properly can
do so nv calling on the auciinncers. MesSrs thai,
STABLES & GO. HENRY W. H0I:SON.
Special Commissioner.
CHArFIN, STAPLES < Co, Aucloneers:
la 90. q S,r
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AND STOREHOUSE
FOR SALE.


On the lsT DAY OF JANUARY. 1850, on the
premises. sill sell by virtue ~ = lrSl-decd from
Glenn latimer. dated July u. 1878. the
VALUABLE STOREHGUSE AND LOT
at ChriSianshErg Depot, on the Atlantic, MissiS-
sippi anu Ohio -airoad. in Montgomery county,
Va recently occupied by Il. {. Bincc Co. This
PROPERTY consists OF about HALE An ACRE
OFLtED with n large FRAME BULLYING cot
tanning Two storerooniS. iHmbar-room. and six
private rooms vi il stable, kitchen. and Other ont
horSes on the o. Also. one OF the hc,l arranged
and constructed - - 49, ..
STEAM.ThSNEEIFS IN THE STATE,
with a flrSi-ratc tNGISE ttlghtc n-hOrSf- powcrl.
BARK-NIIL and PLASTER MILL attached. The
Tannery contains twcHtN-ninc lav-awaY watts, Win
all the necessary pools. iinc-vats and drying ana
finishing -rOOlns-all under cover OF new wO-slory
but ding The LOT contains ONE ACRE. aud IL
within 400 yards Of ChristanSbur2 Depot.
Possession will be given Is soon a. ihe terms OIL
sale arr conn liefI with. ~
TERMS or SALE: Five per cent. cash residue
paya.,je In six. twelve and eighteen months WIN
interest. for which purchasers are give hcSolll-
BILE notes well endorsed. Title mace when money
is all paid, and /: believed 10 bn good.
hRCHER A. PilLEGAR. Trustee.
Ni'h' &c 1912
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DER, THTT,S PILLS.
TNUTTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

81 NtI IVulp VH II fO''1 IT. 7
Loss Of Appetite, Bowels Costtve; Pain In the
Head witha dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under The shoulder Bade; Fullness After EatinG'
with a dsincnaiion to exertion Of body or mind
Irritabiity OF Temper; Low Spirits, with feeling
of having neglected some duty; Wcarincss, Dizzt'
ness rmtering at the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes.
Yellow Skin; Headache. generally over the r'gh'
eye; Restlessness, with 0tfu dreams: Highly
Colored Urine.
III THESR WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
to rs, onish The sufferer.
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q ne.rrar aALlEE.s. J. Day.
RICHMOND BAZAAR.
/ (, Nos. 1885 AID I44D FRAEKLIS STREET.

DICHMOND BA1AA u.
II Nos. 1885 AID I44O FRASKLIlss STREET STE z.
f,nr rean1ar sale Will comprise consfSnm eut or
80 - FIFTEEN HORSES,
eu,abe for farm and family purposes: the sale OF
which, VIII commences promptly as 10 o,eioeh on
WEDNESDAY. 24th Instant. Psrtles waning HlH
ma is this LOT some remarkably fne animals. i
-I5al.tEEss 81 AISO.5t; :
]. r,,.s a, ars,-c,ass FAMILY. ANIMALS, sound
and reliable IN all harness, and sold Only ioF
H., Also se.h't s..@
FIRsT-CLASs ME1Es, belonging TO p'rfy re-
f. moving from ibecfty.ssGI E.zr.. ssiii ~
.<.-,...y.r AT SAME TIME-A n l1 q i:'';. y
NEW T0P-EUGGIE9. good Workmanship;
OPEN RtJGGY. bar little nsed: ss,,.
1 GRbfTRfS WAGON. HORSE. ana HAENE53,
L LIGHT 2-HORsE EARM-WAGON -
/ NEW DEMOCRAT WAGoN-two seats. ~ :.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
z. B, Cook. saiesman.; r - 50 De 70,
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The h. Aliowdol, iaoai Rassene. Rortissia,
was abandoned In o sinking condition on
the I'd instant. 81 Il isa.52sIsss
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed TO GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE. 1t imparts q
Natural Color, acts Instautaneousy, aud Is as
Harmless as spriug-water. Sold by druggists OF
sent by express on receipt Of 81:
'0ITFfCE. So MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
-.7"I = Eau J5-eodtFe19l
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nEpA srUsE ssa &CEA ga :is>.

EOR NEW K.-.The Old &ka
4 Dominion Steamship Con2anv's~ no
Steamship WYASOKE. Captain COCCH, Will sail
FRIDAY, December Goth. at 2 O'Clock 2. VI.
Freight received Wednesday mp 10 O'Clock 2. NJ
and Friday until O'Clock p. b.
THROUGH bills OF la,ilng signed and good. for
wared with spacb to all points north, south, east
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. Sl2; lound-trip tickets
s2I. Storage, SO and rs.
For fregh: or passage. apply to
6. W. ALLEN 4 co. Agents.
de- o4-3t COmpauy's Wharf. Rockets.
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EAST EpI 80.


Mail train arrives AT Richmond illiy w
cept sunday at........ ...,..t....-. .,F - T. ".
Express train arrives 1T iti"hui"u'l daily
.'' n h'1
Accommodation train arINr' Hi Ricii.
Inond daily rxctpt sunday tt....,..-..-N.on \. VI.
Mixed train leaves >'ulu'"u n 60 \ w..
taking passengers al Gnr'i"n-yil nh if"ln ~" Nl-A
Midland trail from Washington, aud arTr,' a.
Richmond M 5:if l.. VI.
A connect, WIN Virginia Midland TWIN iHr
Lynchburp, D1nViIlc, lui Aliut, Mississippi ,ri
Ohiu Railroad stations. ani "lh virginia Wy
land train, leaving At $40 i. VI. Il" Washington.
4: connects with Nlr@iuta Midland train i'r
Lruc!iturg aud Ibanri!lr.
l. connects with Valley railroad a"""u'u "'ail"G
train leaving al 1913 VI. for llnirl~"uhutI
- runu.cis with Valley rnlr"rt train. leaving &
I'D! a. VI. "ur liar?"rs Ferry.
T. cOuncct with stages TOR Lexington.
+ connects with &. Il. :. and T.. l.. steamers hT
Portsmouth anG cincinnati.
I; CONNECTS with SclDto Tnll"y railroad ~ 10
Sorti west. -.
# connect, wi'h All ints dgrrgtmv 10 Nh" W.T.:
Enr,bw.st and SuirAw,,L. v. VI. ;. Ut y -
Engineer ;iui ,up"rtui"r'l. '.
COSwAY x. HOWARD, ii"nriIl Passenger '"'
Ticket Agent. h' y"
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CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity of the bowels can perfecs
health be enjoyed. If the constipation Is 81 recent
date a single dose of TUFTS PILLS will sufice'
but If 1t has become habitual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessentng tho fire.
oucncy of the dose until regular daily movement
Is Obtained, which will soon follow.
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Rev. z. f. 0sgood, New York, says:
81 have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
yousncss. l never had any mediciHc to do me so
much good rs TUFTS PILLS. They are rs good
oFTiCE. IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tau 15-eodtFe19l
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4 connects for Mifon. Nc
Il connects for Ashevile and all po!a.s I'm w.x.,r,
North Carolina daily. except sunday.
Cronaccts Tor Macon and All point. 10 Sou,hw,,,
Georgia.
u connects for ia ksonYIlle and AL points IN 20
ri6a.
f connects Cor Macon and all points IN <or,,,-,.
Georgia aud Chattanooga. Nashville, M,4nn!, .nd
sill Texas points.
F connects for Selma, Meridian. 5tcksoa, ast
yick<burg.
G. connett IS for Calves on and Al, Texas ~, as
Trains from the abrvc-uarlrl ru!n'. gyTtrs =,
Richmond at f:43 y, VI. All $50 \. VI.
Trains between Greensboro an. Salum run daily
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina dlvs.ion make courrr.
ton at Go'd>bo wi'h the W. ( W. K. t. Ia ,ri
from Weldon nnd Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawin.-rOom aud Srrrsn. C,-,
run through 0r Train Ns.4S from NV iur, ard
Richmoh Ia Atlanta, aud from Gr"cnalogu - IN.
susta. ami on Train No. Az from Washington ana
kict Mnud 10 Augusta.
Tirkers sold TO all points nth southeast, and
southwest, and baggage chCck,t through.
No lay -ovcr checks given On Iocal t,rkcts.
JOHN l.. NtIMtRnO,
General Passenger Agent
I. VI. Z. TALCOTT. General superintendent
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UuAL ESTATE ATE PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, a FARM OF. SIX HUN
u DRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND nj
Ieen miles from the city Of Petersburg, In the coun-
~ of Dfnwiddie. Immediately on the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad, The railroad running through
ror,fon Of the land Kings post-ofice. Prince
& gorge county, wtthiu few hundred yards OF me
farm large amount of timber and nsysr-fatl n
water; fine place for saw-miiI ana one OF ne Ia, a
Kinds. ] will sci the place with all the impro e.
ments. together with the stock. farming lmp!e-
menIs corn fodder. including wheat and otts
sown and IL desired will include the furniture ana
POSSESSION given ut once: or will exchange for
properiy IN Richmond or vicinity in part payment,
If sold within the next ten or fifteen days. For
further iuformslion. apply to 5. ). COTTRELL &
CO. 1903 east Main street. Richmond. va. or 70
NJ. 3. SWEENEY, on the place. ds ZA-eoo4t
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RAILROAD LINES

80 So -
RICHMOND. FRED's q POTOMAC Il. r. 90.
.s< !s.' RICHMOND. Va November T. 1879.
TOMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" trains On this road VII run rs follows:
~ f.--.,st --ssr NORTH BOUND. :. t.,-.4 $685.
s:12 4. NJ. leaves Byrd-Sir-et station da II Eek.
cept Sundays; due at Warrington,
lilo 7. d.: Balti1ore, 3:05 +. IL.
4,s.t ~ Philadelphia, Csc +. A.; New York,
s.- 1o:05 P. ". ia
500 ?. ". leaves Byrd-Stre"t station dal y: due
80. atwashtRgton. e:25 r. n Baltimore,
LES 2. NJ: Phila delph!a, 1915 a. III.
.-..--.- New orS- Gas A. II. ....-.s
400 T. H., ACCOMMODATION TRAIS for
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily iaxranf an. daysIs .-t... g..
SOUTH BOUND. .s-' 80
IO.I5P.J, arrlvcs al Byra-atrect station daily
Except Sundays. Leaves New York,
a:l5 A.. M.; Phtia delphia.' 1l:45 A.
. NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 ?. NJ; Washing.
tor $40 z. NJ
I1Ao A. 81, arrives at svrd-Straet s.2:to, daily.
~ Leaves New YORK., 10:0f r. NJ; Phil
aiielpha, $40 a. d.; Baltimore,
4:5S A. +" Washington. 700 \. NJ.
S:A3 4. ~. ACCOMMODATION TRAN strives
1T BroaG-Sireet station 'ailv texceP!
SuntaTsi. &. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Ageal.
E.T. D. MYERS. General Superintendent
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24

Dr. !. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
uhfter practice OF twenty five years, pronounce
TJJT'S FILLS the best anti-Lilious medicine f'et
made"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcEM
COMPANIES
JANES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REG CLAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RITsi
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE RAY-LIEE.
YOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.

rrhe fast ana elegant Steamer ARIEL, Csptslr
z. C.GtfFORp tcarryiHg the United States nlaiil
leaves Richmond for ahovs-uamed places every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY, at $40
a. VI.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. so
Fare TOR round TRIP. unlimited .............. 90
Fare TO Baltimore u tU
Fare to Phlaleip'a.... INSTRUMENTATION. . 05
Fare 10 New York.. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Through tickets sold NJ CARRIERS, SZ6 Main street
Excha@gc Hotel. AID on board steamer BgsaE.
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Newh,rn, Washington. and Tara0ro', y. C.. and ~
landings on Tar river: Wa~hlngtoG. d. c. Haup
ton, and Eastern Shore nj Virginia, aud reIril2r
landings on James river. ut lowest rates.
l.. Il. TATUM, superintendent,
1109 Main street and Rockets.
+, W. NCCaRHIcK. Agent. Norfolk. 90