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The New York herald., 1879-09-08
LACONIC JUSTICE.

John Bloomingheimer was before Justice Kilbreth
yesterday in the Harlem Police Court.
..This, judge is my first offence,' cried the pris-
oner in u deeply solemn tone.
..well. John, you did pretty well for maiden ef-
fort The officer says you had to be taken on cart
to the station house. What are your
"a poor sinner, Your Honor"
"No no; your occupation"
Carpenter"
"And yet you laid down in the street,
'Don't mention it. Judge.
s-ChildrenY
"rwo."
"Have to punish you"
Hard"
Give dollArs."
"Oh!''
sOught to be $10."
"Ahl" a a
"pay your Amer .4.
"Yes."
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scrLIv Sept 7-on, steamer Lessng Ger, voss from
New York for Hamburg
SrErrs sept 4-Arrved, barks Kong Carl tSor Hansen
New York. 5th Lberte (Nor Rheinhertsen do; Enieke'
Ger, Schmidt, Phiiadephia
srRALsUSD to Sept e-Arrived, bark Producent Nor),
Rasmussen, philadelphia
SEVILLE to Sept eArrivsd bark John Rottmsn, Ray
New York.
LONDON Sept s-The steamer Brest tof Glasgow con-
veying So passengers consisting of Italians. Swiss Ger
man aud French from Havre Liverpool en- route for
Now York went ashore to-day Off the Lizard All on board
were savod excepting dvo Italians, alderman aud French
man, who are missing. r.r
Tho Norwegian bark Flora Capt Joreenson. sban-
doned at sea on Aug "a Her landed at Queenstown
the 9Th inst
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAp, Sept Wind SW strong heavy showerG
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SHOULD The NORTH HELP MEMPHIsa
CIscIsSATI. Sept. 4. 1879.

CIscrsSATI, Sept. 4. 1879.
To THE EpIron HEnALD:-
Your remarks under tho above heading in the
HERALD of the Sd inst are correct far as they go.
The pitiable object of a whole community applying
for charity It was hoped would not be repeated
after the experience OF year. The fact that there
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
FOR GENERAL HOODS CHILDREN.

ST. LOUIS, No. Sept. z. 1879.
An address TO the people of this State soliciting
aid for the children of tho late General Hood has
been issued by gentlemen of both political parties
and soldiers who served in both armies during tho
REBELLION.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BRIG CoMo (r at Oporto Aug II for New York. reports
had varab weather until July 10 in lat = lon when
for several hours with wind Ne
whrlwind blowing several sails filling decks with
water and setting water casks adrift.
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SUBURBAN NOTE.

fre occurred in the engine room of the Swedish
steamer Sreonshal lying ut Roberts stores foot of
Clark street. brooklyn. on saturday night. and
caused damage of 800. Its origin Is unknown.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. Z, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Helvetia tBr. Rogers, Liverpool Aug "a and
Queenstown 2sth. with mdse and passengers 70
Hurst sept lat ~ 46 Ion 40 35 passed Wilson line
steamer bound 5th lat AZ ID Ion 5e o. ship Lawrence
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
WHALEMEN.

sailed from Flores July 26, bark Janus, Ludlow to
cruise.
Sailed from st Helena July II, bark Gay Head, Jenney.
to cruise.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office

DATES DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK ron THE
MONTHS SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAp, Sept Wind sw, strong: heavy showers
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umers. ESssL. Destination. ~
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
DEATH IN PORT AU PRINCE.


Advices from Port au Prince announce tho death.
from yellow fever. of the following pcrsons:-An-
drew Donneily. July 25; Alexander Henderson, Au-
gust 4; Charles Petersen (Danish). August o; Rod
erick Mcdonald. August Z.
, 1879-02-21

upon tho testimony of Gods word,-uot from
ragnc human Rpeculattons. All eholtld helfcvo
tint tllev were sinnors, bccnutc God said tint
nll had sinnnd. All should bnlioyc TINT tcAus
Christ was the Son Of God. 6trn,igo as II miuht
seem, there wcro 1arre numbers Of mon who
nightly anla that they bcltevea that Jesus
thrlst liyrd, but tat ila was only d
Jew,-tsnt 10 lived, dtetl. and was buried, nnt
was simply Jew. AT should believe tic tcatI-
II WI accepted Christ. Tic Blbte should be br-
licvet becnuac It Gayc complete nntt perfect
analysis of onr lives, ntnl 20 perfectly supplied
ihosu things which 30 exactly met ,1,r t1ocde.
Nbb0,tY WIN did not accept Christ had
anv Hope. Htnny trials had been made, hut
nothing had aa vet been found that wnultl tlll
the paru occupied by Coils promise of snlva-
ton. What could su persede The PROMISE Of ini-
n,ortntityl
Tie faste OF history set forth In the rbo
wcro lust Us authentic as any fnrts connected
with tho history Of tlie NomaH Empire. Many
had tried 10 tlisproyo tho historical statements
of the New Testament, but they l'a failed nftl had
becn obliged to acknuwledGo tEcir inability.
The speaker closed with an atlfnonillon to be-
lcve mid tear not, mud Fcad part Of tic twen-
tieth verse pt Tho tsenttcth ehapter OF the Sec.
ot,l Book Of Chronicles: Believe In the Lord
yuur God, 50 a!,nl1 SO bo established; belioyo
Its prophets. 60 shall 20 trosncr."
After tilt clUse VI thu service, Tho usual ntlrl-
her Of pcrsuus rematnct for counsel and all
mpuittol.
, 1879-02-21
LOCAL POLITICS.

A Iarnely.attcnuyd meeting OF tic Republic
m, ~ .hn ,rtarto.n,h ,v,rl ,a,s },c,d W,inca.
a'.s , y. so n 1,,,, ~ Wa,. H., s,.aot
day evening ~ oe''z '1"'', vi "es. .a,o e'ses''
Hcnr Robcy. air. DaEEott occupied tho caaiF.
Eloquent speeches wcre ,nu,16 by Mcssrs, j. A.
Rochc, Charles Dallz, l.. ". Perez, W. Btshop,
a q f:,n sld sc,,on Il i. navtz md r n
- u. o"'' az, a.'.a,.... 49,. e' "'a ~
Meyers "ar17ly 'uuo1slIle ulc touEso .! AN.
Thompson lor The careful nlanllcr In which l'o
Inns looked after tie interests Of the city. Ills
v,io ,vn. n,,vnvs fo,nd I'm Tim sidc NJ reonomv.
The different speakers knnw II was fashionable
TO pitch into tho Aldermen for not getting this.
that, and The other; hui when there Is no
mourv IN fhe Trcasurv, AMI mona enu
H., harrnxcd. INV ore tbtw,s tn hs nh.
, 1879-02-21

REVIVAL SEhVlCEa Last EVENING"
Tllr seylsul services ut the First Conercga.
ttonai Church Inst nfGht 3crc intended by more
people tl,an my previous services OF tho week,
The exercises were begun with tho singing of
tic hymn wh,vl, begins: III will guttle tl,oo
with Nine eye" Dr. Goodwin then read Tho re-
quests fur prayers und Prof, Hopkins Invoked
thu divine blessing. "Whoni have |, Lord, In
lleave,, but Thco1" " was then sung by the COIL
Egcgatiot,, ulNl Mr. stebhlns followed With
very beautiful hymn: "Ono by one they're
gathering hou,e.n Mr.. Pcntecost announced
that tho services Of tonight would close Ills
week, and TINT The Sunday-uisht serylces would
clusu The scrirs VI meetings at tho First Church.
Mr. Stelbius then SANG. II will stng Of my Ne
dtetuer.n tlIe chuir sMgttg Tho chorus.
Ths llcv. Sir. Pentecost then read Mark, ",
9i: " Be mt alrul1, only brl.cyc." II ~ Wero
not for falth, said the. speaker, the cou,.trr,
son,mcrc!a!'y, po!itically,, u,t toeial!ly
would bo total wreck. Nothing eur
tlau tic blo.tns out of faIlhtrotn our relations
10 uut. Tho w0rl1 was full Of fcar. Pcoplo
when sick were afraid-alraih when tltsc1ura4ed
n.,.l troubled. The anttdote for ttat lear was
belief; Persons sto9s! believe III God, tl@t liz
Mus ,he Creator a.ad rfoylasneu; tl.at no%as
world should also 4cmcmber that Cod
would punish slu. url lAat Nc had
slsn, rs result OF Ills lore, devised
BY Tsa M seqa 9aIa n.ars " M
10 founded ia tho betlef that u WA not Oh.
tatned NY Inc w.nktng Ut slu, but through "
perfect process devised By God. All persona
should accept Coda ytcHs Of tho subject.
1a' s1sss msa' ;a ...t. very Va. ''0qs s.ds '0sf
poopls who belte!ed simply from
personal observation. Instead Of upou this
personality, persons should bass thsis belief
, 1879-02-21
DEATGHs.

--~---~-~~.-.-.--~..,r-.-.~
Wednesday,, tHtll Inst, ,ot tnt,n,ro,ts.
Of thc brain. Arthur. aon Of Ira and Matf Patirta
hEgh years mouths md - days. A-'s't'a*
Marshle1d.av. NS"ee' III
e: sJoLLr-wednesday. Feb. 60. ut q. n,,, At III
sanFnN1on. Cnnre: T.. son Of Mn. l. s. oIjr ~
bruther af Mn. T.. A. lew. '"' Ass
lto1nalns taken TO Ua~cgo+ ILL.,, for lntern1ent
HNip)N -Ntdnceday, Fob. 10, E!t,abtth .,,.n,
ltooeFt NFydon OF AlAncc. u, aged Us years '''S'
.uAAkE-Tr4rslay eycntng. Feb. "a d. t,]f.nau
oclock. After short but savers sllnrAs 1t iac see
II ytRrA ln0hths and tscD tnys. Nlfy L. T. 1fsssts
ncc ktefeE, dear hel1ycd wife Ut tlcurxe Itn,kc.
shn wa4 too good tu remain pu cnTth
Goi Efatlnetl her ~ His uwn.
Funcrn! notice huFcatteE.
EElFE-Fcb. ~! la7n, at tho residence Of h.,
hrotltfs, 10 Wa.tItcHaw.ay., Of cnnli,ljnfton Nt,
Mary kelfe. agtd ~ ytngs natiye af County uesta
to Calvary, - '-'"A@'
WlLLE-Monlay. Feb, II, a. $50 Division IT. }t.,,.
dtco!id tauRhtet Of Lons and Anne Willie, ol dfrE
tlGtfa, aged ysars nflu 8 mouths. 80
Also Of t1phthertn. Wednesday. Feb. 10, Apto,t.
c!dtat daugttcF Of satnc. aged years and months
WiilTNEy-At his residence "a North Carpeatetut.
- ycn!s. Capt. Wh!tnpy served turing the VII ftas
Mebellt0n a. Captain Of Company It, StntyIi1tb Ii.
l!ll9t volunteer Infantry and was bravs so|def II
NOsIce of funeral In tomorrow. papeta
, 1879-02-21
GOVERNMENT DUlLD1NG,

There was nothing doing In tho Cnston,-
House.
Chief Deputy sttlwcll, OF the Mats!lal's
Office, WAS confined ut homo by q slight IT.
lless.
Commissioner uoyne lid not huyc Il case tu
alludiea.o upon yesterday, and looked corrc-
sponllngly hanpy.
Yesterdays sale of 3-per-cent honda amount
ed to $uB0D. The disbursements ot illu suu-
Treasury were SltB.D,W
The tart Young man To DIsisce-Attorncy
Bangs olilrc statcu tint there was uo ncws tn
te tIaI III t!ut important part Vi the Federal
ltiachtnery.
The tDtal recetps from internal EGvcruo yes.
lurtay were eiN,Nl!.1U. u this spirits llsr-
ntshcil Sl.t7Gn 10; clCurs and tobareo ", ~
anl beer. SS91..5.
, 1879-02-21
MATRIMONIAL,

A large und ycrv stylish wedding took place
Inst evening Ut tile residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. 3. Pullman, No. 2.55 Ashland avenue, ut
which the marriage Of their daughter NGlllu snsl
Mr. Grncme Stewnrt, OF thts city, was ceIcbrut-
ct. The paslors wcre beautifully decorated
with tnwcrs md smilax, uitl the carpets wero
covered with ca,lvas. Aluslc was furnished by
llM,Ml's orchestra.
lilu ceremony took place promptly at 8
o'clock, the l,cy. K. II. Pullman, OF baltimore.
uncio uf tho brls!c, officiating, Whitn satin
ribbons we're stretched ncross the frout pnrlor,
rcscrvng an onon spAro for thu bri.lul party.
IN entry was lllen made Ut tho front aloor, "a
fo!luws: First ca1nu tha. ushcrs, A'cssrs. George
Z. Little, George n. Stiles, j. c. Whitney, und
Jatucs Prize; the lsev, Il. II. Pullman; Mr.. II.
II. s. Marsh nnl Miss llrlu Smith, Mr, 4.
Courtney Campbell nnl slIas Nc'lle Aiurton,
tie gruo,nsIacn As,u hriacsnlaids; the ErootA
and Mrs. Pullman; the bride with her Father.
The ceremony was pcrfornletl according 10 the
simple but Impressive lree1 VI the Untycrsallst
Church.
At'er tllc ceremony, congratulations wcre Of
fercl, uHd shortly altcr"arI lLlu company re-
palrctl to an upper roou,, where refreshments
wcru served BY kiusc!y. AT about hnl-past !,
Mr.. aui Mrs. Stewart baie n1cA To Their ff.ina
n,L started tor The Fort WaYnu nepot, wheru
they took train at O'Clock i9r the tast. ntcn-
lug to visit Washington, Baltimore, Providence.
wrcks. 'l''ey viii hu ut holnv I'll Thursaays III
Mnrcll as No. :a:js Ashland ayunuo.
THE TOILETS
worn last cyenn; wvru elegant III Tie extreme.
The br!lo WIS attirea iu an elegant costume
eonssthE u dress q wlIlto rtos-srnil! s'lk.
| nAi paint applique, Il nuttleoat Ut white sat1,s
elainrately pleated; court train, tue entiro
, 1879-02-21
md That they tad become sndtf.c,.,, :. -,
own health and TINT Ql thrlr falniiisa. 70 AtI,

md That they ha.l become indifferent ia -,
oT IT,. aeaasn FALL ana .at ot thclr tanilics .e''
s,iHar.reancrs. tn which the Easter. .'ca oy ihe
1atators q stiEar adultcratIons ,o5Ho Sseers and
hr t1fr as arc tug til, Anl Elucose a,,i y health
ic' hec",s" mG1s 81 e 1ss. for s s .ss sSs Gi
30 tsmt ana!ys1s cannot t,rtcrt " ,he, h,eatralIzed
,eas',ro the question wholly BY eh%ems;,,1 % The,
esss11os ote slo ~: s ee4,s !as ass 's:s Sg9asaoa m
some cl,.racter then ant chemical an,,x,.a ,tn.hoe.
chemistry failt to actcct tho totonons 3; sm As
ot swil-tnt, in like nnnner Il as f,';a 'S;4factts
teGt poaons destructive nf huHan ill., I'' 10 Dc.
o,,as e ,.st, gsetats Of lesa hi.a'ptto ot linz. Nh,
Just Us freely a. they bare bccn '9c ic. telneta
They ncu'ralizo them jnst enough toe'ctoiose; ~
xe ,'s1 q lr9 r"ya s scs hut ue enough 10 Sls
Tlcy az as slow poisun on tfc Ut atnlt ilutasnmsI.
ally undermining hs constitutional nS,wsr: sfaaa
making many n chronic iuvalfi, HI n"Its IT,, anl
an active poison to infants, has;enjn~ 1ev ate
them to premature grayc. l., Ross,44nrSs ot
, 1879-02-21

McG AftttY-DEAE-slo Fub. IL Mt n r.,,I.s
Church. by the l!ey Falhcr I. r. raE,nI WIf'5! WSIf'e5!
X Mctsrf5. of New OficAus, nnd Miss Jo,n ,..i y
~ VI. loul1 and New Orleans papers ples.s con,
EAAtEs-pu1TEtI,-ln th!a CITY. Feb. II. n a.
Locke, D. D., Frederick sncfF sImI, sv ~ Ellst9a
Icuton, daughter Of l.li,bard rutcF. 7'8 ''30sda
,H1tL-AuLTwFcp, IL. ht tho residence Of n n
Dickinson, III West MAstinKtun.sl, hY tho Iry f. + s
Mercer Homer n. Ill., OF Erie. "a. .and T. SsIj;
, 1879-02-21

three shots nj him. The drawer contained one
slo b:ll, scven 81 hills two 81 b'lls. anl
mn! few pennies were found IN the alloy. The
thieves wcrp disguised with silk hnndkcrehlcfs
nuslled al,out their cnnntenancca, nni wer,:
described as follows: Ono about 20 years of
The other two wero youiftcr nml smaller, aud
woro ahort coats and soft tc1t.hats.
, 1879-02-21

nr. D'Unaer, discover Of tho clnchon. rr,. =.
drunkenness. curca Nil cases. uoom 81 ps,t'. ~.
NuuAc. is1@u
, 1879-02-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Hospital Committee has ordered = tele-
phona put 10 1t the County Hospltal.
The Grand Jury bad = tight day yesterday,
sud did little beside returning six minor indist-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12

BY Grnbbs q Williams,
e Real Estate agents and Auctioneefs.
I Eleventh street tetreen Main and Baltic

A. GRAND SALE BY. CoafM1ssION-.
ZEAL Estate IN rAE alTY OF F s sbglMR ~
F 1a alt AND az FIFTH ETH sTREkTs At
ETHE YNoRTHWEsr COREER OF MAIN AND MD
Cha1c.ry Court OF Riehm ond. entered on The 24ih
day Of June, $40, I'm the acase ra o.
tori 3D., the nndersisaed. aeecia comn,issioucrs
.asEa On 6sioser
sa 6sT RaTUaBhE ssSf1 s u
Rlchmendi wilt: ~ H. .,t,,,,ed .t
tbe soat@sss Corner . os eranSn and Firm
fronting $50 feet on The south side OF Fran lssi
street and running back nss ssH feet. and
e rria ns The VERY LaReE ERAME5D Dwell
LING oeepp1sa S y Ma,sTr $ o. sos adjoining the
above The west fronting o1 ,se e a. iess
street and running bach 1o5 SiY ees fherson
After the above Will be sefd LOT o. oal IN me
plan of the cjy situated ut the noinwsst c0rn Sa o.
tist church-used by Me.srs. Rogers It Miller as
marbleyard and By Mr. G. 1sonnarnr ana V sT,
with sops-w;h BRICK p we an te north sde
of Main street and runs back on the west line o!
sixth streer. aud between alle mes ,eet
Intersection OF the two most fashionable Streets al
one Of the most elevated points, aud IN Ihe must o
as Snst Been Terar ed as uneaaed 10 every point
Of desirabiity as site for puoilc Du.unss oi any
kind FOR handsome roSluciices auu ~" ~
Is at last brought inlo the market an Opportunity
long desired by many IS afforded OF pnrcnaS'nR tne
choicest property Of the kind that ever las oeen' OF
can be. offt red In this city.
The property on alan street embraces large area
oecupyng an elevated stua lon, just above the ou J.
ness part OF the CITY, and Is splendid site LOT notel
or opera house or BY sub division, Tor any purposes
recurring pleasant and central location.
An OF The above property Is so universally kno"n
and admired that ii is unnecessary TO say anything
further In lis commentators but only 10 call eS cial
attention to the sale, which VIII al once be recos-
nized as me of the most important which has ever
taken place in this city. ,,.
Pla,s showing subdivisions of the property into
parcels Of convenient sizes may be seen ut e otce
of the anctioneers and will be exhibited ut the sales,
which will be according to the plais or otherwise as
bidders may desire and as the commissioners may
at that time deem best.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: the balance at
one two and three years, bearing interts, payable
semi-annually, at PEE cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit aud the interest instruments.
and the titles TO be retained by the Court until full
f"' - WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
.... WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
A. L. BOULWARE,
II. II. MARSHALL.
Special Commissioners.
Sales to be conducted by GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
Auctioueers. "r"#. sc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

.-,...i SYMPTOMS OF A DlSEASED LlfCh.
Pain In the RIGHT side, under the edge Of The RIBS
increases on pressure sometimes the pain Is In the
left sde the patient is rarely able to lie On the left
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
usm In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of appetite and sickness; the bowels IN genera arc
costiye sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull neaS'
sensation in the back part. There Is gchefahY
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied Will
painful sensation of having left undone something
which oupbt TO have been done. slight, dry cough
IA sometimes AN attendant. The patient complains
IF weariness ard debility he is easily startled his
eet arc cold or burning, and he complains OF Il
nr;c,r sensation of the skim his spirits are low
md although he is satisfied that exercise would be
nenefcial to him, get he can scarcely summon up
srtude enough to try it, Ia fact he dstrusts every
remcdy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
d,sease. but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
" deranged. -... '.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12
By Frank ID. Hill j. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
510S Main street.

rNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
l. BRICK DWELLING No 1910 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET. BETWE E |; ~, NINE r..
virtue or deed Of trust TO the undersigned rlls-
tee dated June 5, S7S, duly recorded In the cerk
ofice of Richmond Chlncery Court, in Deed. Book
lI2 A. page 4S7-bQng required SO to do by the
holder of The notes therein secured. default h1vmg
been made in the payment OF The sanewl VIII seii,
On The premises, at 5 o'clock p. NJ. on TUESDAY y:
Septelnber is. 1879, the REAL ESTATE described
in said deed-as follows: An that certain LOI OF
the north side OF Franklin street between enth
and Twentieth streets. fronting on Franklin street
20 feet inches ard running back between parallel
lines 1870 feet, with q BRICK DWELLING ano
other improvements thereon. The dwelling con-
tains about eight rooms, and detached Kitchen all III
TERMS Cash rs to 81, so and expenses or
sale; residue upon terms to be annoIlnced al 'he
snI. FRANK ID. HILL.
co < Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12
~ r. @siI RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG1
~. .r,.-,.,4t 81, RAILROAD COMPANY. (
TOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
q yrstt,r' On this road will rrro as rooSs.

.fE ~ szsi RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG1
~. sF,ss-,.,4t ga ;RAILBoAD COMPANY. {
|, HOaIMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this road viii run az follows:
,''@ LEAVE RICHMOND. SOUTH, ,gr
~ - 80 for Charleston,i ri sasnah, Augusta
and Aiken (via Charleston. Raleigh.
r& '&s1 + Jacksonville. Stops only AZ. Chester
.r. e and Manchester, and at Half Way on
500 A. NJ, 'asCCoMMoDATIowe daily makes
... ..,F.,-, close eonnec.ion a, Petersburg with
j.. g.. ..- :, railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga.
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchburg.
FarmviIie, and other local stations on
that road, making same time rs by
any other line. Stops at all regular
5:oop. M. ACcOMMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
.t3s teIce7t Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make clsse connection
g. petsrssnrg far Norfolk.
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh
r. ... Charleston, Savar nah, Augusta, CO.
lum hia, Atlanta, Macon, MONTGOMERY
Mobile New Orleans, and al. Doints
South and Southwest. Pullman Sleep
tng-car from Washington for VIII
miHgtoD, Savannah, and the South
Stops onlv at Manchester and Chester
and Half Way on signal. .
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 4. NJ, THROUGH Mali. daily. ccnnecttnt
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad 10, all points Worth
East, and West, Stops at Mancaes-
fer and Chester, and at Halfway
and az prIry's Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. ~, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops ut all sta.
7:10P NJ, INTERPRETATION TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Stops only at Ian-
chester and Chester, and HALFWAY on
On signal. ...
3.55 ?, ID. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for all points Easi
and West. Also, making close csneec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This trais
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
at RaIf- Way and Drury's Bluff, cE
signal. ....
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start iron
the Appemattor jspot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. M. and $50 Z. NJ: leave Peters
burg 9:2O A. N. and 5:25 r. every Sunday.
my g A. SHAW, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12
DIR, TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain IN the
Head with dull sensation In the back part; Fam
Under the Shoulder-B!ade; Fullness After Eatins
with disnclination to cxertion Of body or nlnd
Irrilabilily of Temper Low Spirits. with feeling
of having neglected some duty: WEAKNESS, Dizzi'
ness Flu,terng at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes
yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye; Restlessness, with Htful dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
IF THESE, WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
rs r.= BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change OF feeling a:
to astonsh the snfferer.