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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11
a Fox Story.

From the New York World
According to the Cobleskil New York;
Herald, A. N. Webster's fox story is the
latest. \ few days ago, while plodding
zlong after his plough in deep meditation,
his attention WAS attracted to large fox
iroiting along between the two horses.
Now, Webster never gets nervous, nor acts
on the spur OF the moment. In this case
&c co"ly took in the ituatiOn, and carefully
rcvolved the question in his mind of bow to
tcap.ure that fox. He soon had it. He would
bury him alive! Suddenly striking the
horses smart blow, and engineering the
plough with double ointed twist, over
Sseot the fox in the furrow, and over the
Ok went q covering OF earth. Nothing but
she hind-legs or the animal we're visible, and
shese Webster seized, and whislling bis fox
chip out VI the furrow, dashed his brains
,oiIt on a stone near by. There are parties
IN town who say they have seen the field
rwEere the occurrence happened; others
i2arc seen the stone upon which the fox was
dashed, and still others vouch for the fact
that Webster was ploushing, but as yet no
one claims 10 have seen the fox.
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RAILROAD LIxnS

lR n Essgg 5sz.ssgs z.ssva
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GHEsra.g.aS
RAILRoAp.
SCHEDULE OF TRAIRe,
~ TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER + ,a-.
PASSEEGgh TRAINS.
3:oo T. N. Leave Richmond daily tcxcer,t Sun.
nayl connecting Al West Point ~,
TnESpAY. THURSDAY. and SAT.
DkDaT. WIN steamers Tor al, IanJ
gIas on Tie 1o.a r:rcrand for BAN
n'Orc. '''''
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
0M0 =. D. Leave Richmond daily rcxcep, Syn.
io:co ~ VI. day.. conn citing at Wei Paint VII
slrnMers for Bait rnOIe on MONDAY
JnuR>nAY. and + = s ! ~:
With steamers for hew Yort -
MO AY. WEDNF>D;Y va
FRIDAY; With s'"alncrs for prnsi
FRIDAY. "'@"At asa
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAM
C:1G 4. u. Leave richmond MDvn,v ,,,,
"EaDAf.nnd FRIDAY. "'''
PASSENGER TRAINS
1000 i. ". Arrive Al PIrhmond ,,,j,,. ,.v.,-.
; SInhay! r"nnnctin: at WI r,lti%:
InESi,Af. THURSDAY. ara l ,,T'
more. ''''" haii-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
GA ga ~ S15N,y, AZ Ecl1"nA FATTY orc.
wv = 80 , - I'M 'liS III Wet p,f-,
Wi'h steamers from Rt..i,o,,a ',''l'
1rrS, Providence. aiiI k,,. -'''
LOCAL FREIGHT TEAM
$50 i. ". Arrives az R.cMlu.pt u>.,
WEDNESDAY, H.. Fi:!h,TT''E'
No transfer Of fr"igpt =, i,icunlH:, " ~ ~.
soutaern points. Cars run through Ael,.er iu.,t.n,
and IVES. PGin'. '''''ss
Carcfn handling and dispatch, win 'o~.s. -,,,.
guaranteed. '"'''
Through Bills Of l,c!ns, VIII g'.4r,a.t.I ~.
issGeG 20 IL! northern xmd lrcs.~rq - 49,. 800 '''>'
-, For r. tormltio4 Apply al o'i." Do! 'G~ roa,any,
Twcnty-ihird an1 Doc street. E!e.-,,1I r. '''
&C II. +. DOUGLAS >.r.r'...',,
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RAILROAD LSTES-


RICHMOND. FaEp'C ( POTOMAC Y. K. Co..
OFFICE GRSEsAL TlCKET AGESr, I
RICHMOND, VA, April 2S, 1879.
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879,
" trains on this road Will as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
Va. $500 A. ", leaves Byrd-Strcet station cail!
(exccpt SundaySi; due al Wash-
ingtor, l:l9 /. NJ: Baltimore,
:}:05 L. NJ; Ph:adelphia, $50
P.M.: New York, 1000 z. ii.
no $500 P. NJ, leaves Fyrd-Strect station daily
due a. Washington. 9:53 2. 81
Baltimore, 1883 L. 81: Palla.
Lelphla, 1896 \. NJ; New Xork.
6:4S 4. VI.
no. 7-Asop p. ~, ACCON;SioDATIoN TRAIN
for Junction. leaveg Rsoad.
Street station daily texcept sun.
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No 2-l0.l5P. 81, arrives a. Byrd-Strcet station
daily Except SunGays) Lcar2
New York. SIS A. NJ; Phila.
delphia 1l:f5 4 NJ: Baltt-
more, $50 z. VI. Washington
$50 =. NJ -
No.4 1855 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street s:sSto.
datIy caves New York, 1000
| =. NJ; Philadelphia. 1:lo
| NJ; Baltimore, 4:53 4. u.
! Washington, $50 4. n.
No q GAO A. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
| arrives at Broad Street sta!iot
| daily tezcep; SunlaVsl; an
| General Ticket Agen,
EFT. u. MYERS, General Superintendent ap "a
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN Hun

TRUSTEES SALE or SEVEN HIN-
nRER AT S5o r.FIY 4 AG Ct: SrH sso HIDi
MAR SEh CASNELToN, KASAWHA, ,, C4TN ETY.:
uifs,PEAXE AND OHIO RAI.E0AD.-A
substituted trustee under ds"d exrcn,ei tne S
OF Aag 1877 by 1 rrTfr e % oe. OF
Kanawha county. West Va, Ill trust bced BOOK
10. 3, page 34. the undersigned VIII, by drectl3n
Hughes the beneficiary under said deed, proceed to
sell at public suction. at the office OF Joseph Eryan,
30 Skaters aA43 1oG2 s Man S S e e.; KG ia
Der. 1879. at II o'clcck, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROPERlY-to wit:
TIETH PAETs Of ali That certain piece. pa, eel
tract OF LAND. situate, lying. anG being lG ma
nawha county, West "a; %hlch mece or Parss o.
known and described on Swann's map as :" iaob's
Land" lying together in oGe tract. being distant
abou; one mile from the kanawha river, aud about
twenty-two miles above Charleston. and being
bounded on the ives! by the lands OF The Paint rGek
Company, together with all and stnguar tht r y
MESTS, HEREDITAMtNTS, and APPCRTE-
NANCES lhereuno belonging. or in anywise apper-
tainirg and the rcverion and rcverlons remalnorr
ant reainders. rents, Issues ana pr3nts snsFuo,
nronerTy possession, claim, aud demand %!lnso-
ever rs we In law n In equity OF the sac .. iros
scr Tnn Of In amq 10 i the sa with the
nauce The am0unt due and secured by 7il'u ueeu y.
trust Is four thousand nine humssG anu th:reon
! al The rate OF per cent. p'r annah Ioih 'ne ftu
| duv OF February, 1879, until paid.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF eNsc"t.nS ri,ls
! trust. Including $3.50 expenses already lbeurrea
and 81 900 10 he applies to the debt occurred ana n
70 The residue of taId debt IN equal instruments a
six, twelve and eight. en months. VIII legal inter.
| M q ner cenIum Per annurn from The Cay of sae
and rs To lie sidue OF the purchase money upo
such terms ms the said j. Prosser lob may iiree
or In default of direction by hln, us the said Jo
semi Eryun trustee. may direct on the day OF salt
Negotiable notes, secured hy deed Of trust upon III
property, to lie tiven FOR the deferred pay ments
| JOSEPH BRYAN,
| Substituted Trustee.
| 1909 Main street, Richmond, Va.
| "a o1Eae i l.lS.N2I
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By Grubbs L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

A GRAND SALE BY COMMISSION
| n ERs OF SOME Of THE most nESlRABLE
REAL ESTATE: IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
SLTIATED AT THE S .,T 7, TE: CoRSER q q
THE NORTHWE>T CORNER OF MAIN AND
SIXTH STREETS.-1n execution Of 3 decree OF me
Char rexy Court OF Richmond, entered on tic 24lh
day Of June. 1879, in the memorable case OF
:. Browns administrator Us. Burtun'S administ-a-
tor" &c. the undersigned. snecaI commission: rs
premises, on MONDAY The 18th day Of October,
Commencing at AZ o,eork r N; W., The 70, following
Richmond-to wit:
LOT No $50 in the plan Of the city: situated at
the southwest corner of franklin and Fffth streets
street and running back on the wet line of Firm
street. and beiwecn parallel lines SAP fret: and
cmsracing the VERY ~ l., LAEGE FRAMED Dwell
Al Oh PART OF LuT No: sos. adjoining the
above on The wesr. fronting 50 leel on franklin
with a SMALL FRAMED DWELLING thereon,
After The above will he sold LOT 80. 547 In me
plan of the c1v situated ut the non Invest corHgr OF
Main aud Sixth streets. opposite 70 the second baD-
tist church-used by Me-srs Rogers * Miller as a
marblcyard and By Mr.. 6: 4: IG"nhard ana offers
street This LOT irons 100 feet on the north side
of Main street ana runs back on the west line Of
sixth stree, and between pa1alel lines 1855 feet
The propcriy on Franklin street Is situated ~ tie
inlcrsecr,on OF the two most fLShi"nahie streets ut
one of The most elevated points and IN the midst OF
has long feen rcgar ed rs uncquaetl in every point
ri ,lCsiIanlli,y as site far public buildings Of any
Kind or for hands ono residences: and now that Il
is u, last brought into the market an opportunity
long Ccsrcd by many is ailorGc of purchasing the
choials properly of the kind that ever has BEEN or
can be. eff rcd in this city.
The property Main street embraces large area
nccupving IN elevated situation. just above the IN J.
tess part OF the city and IS splendid site for ho c
or opera house: by odivl:nn for any purposes
recurring a pleasant and central location.
AL ct the above property Is 81 universally known
| AMI admired shat II Is unnecessary 10 say anything
further in lis COMMUNICATION. bu! only 10 cal esp cia
attention 10 the sale which will ~ once b" rccos-
niyrda as enc Of the most important which has ever
tikrn place in hls city.
Piats showing subdivisions Of the property into
Parcels O! cnIcnt sizes may be seen at TIE Office
OF the auc, inrcers. and will he exhibited ~ The sales
which will be accor,iim" 10 the nlais .: Otherwise Is
lidGcrs may desire and rs the commissioners may
NJ that time deem best.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: 'lic balance at
one two and three years, bearing inter1s'. payable
,rn-anDaaiiy. ~ 6 per cent. with negotiable notes
for the crcd payments ana the Interest ln''amtntS
am the titles 10 be retained by the Court until lu
paJ Incnl Is made. ,,,.,,
WILLIAM l.. ROIALL,
A. l.. BUULWARE,
II. H. MARSHALL,
Spccial Commissioners.
Sales TO be conducted by GRrEDs II WILLIAMS,
Auci0nctrS- &c Y
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By Robert y. Lrne.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
1912 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. PRICK STORE AND DMELLIXG On ON The The
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR TO CLAY STREET. AND NOW LOCCU-
PIED BY JOHN WETZEL-By virtue Of Ger
tain decd Of trust fro III John Wezel AMI wife 10 the
trustees OF the Mechanics Building Company. No.
2, daed 18th March, 1877. and duy rccor ed in
the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court, d..
B. 40 &, page 31s, we, the undo! signed. The pre-
sent OF The said company. and successors In
Office OF The trustees entionCd III said deed Of trust,
being required so to. do by the said COMPANY, he
said We;Zel having failed to comply with the obi
ga,ion OF the bond secured by said d. cd will offer
for sale. upon the prtmis $, on MONDAY The 2ph
day Of October, 1879. ut Az O'Clock =. NJ. the
property above described. The LOT fronts. 20
feet on Seventeenth street and runs back 1923 feet
The t,ulldng is a TWO-STORY SICCK-BRICK
STORE. with DIV ELLING overhead and has for
several ears been lscd bakery. Any one " isl-
ing tu purchase good store properly viii do veil 10
attend the sale. as this Is one OF the best In that
portion Of the city.
TERMS Will lie given a. sale.
H. EVERS.
H. HARTkEN.
GEORGE IllESH,
Trustees Mechanics Building Association. No. 2.
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BY GOddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Fstuta Agents and AuriiOupe

DRAINED STORE, WITH DWELLING
II ABOVE WITH FOUR ROOMS, AT he COR
ALLEY. AND TWO FRAMED HOUSES WITH
FOUE ROOMS EACH IN REAR. FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-Wc will sell on TUESDAY
the l4th day OF October, 1879. at Az o'clock F. NJ
on the premises. the PROPERTY located rs above,
now occupied by good tenants-the store IS gro
cerr and doing ! good business. AZ this part Of
the city has greatly improved. this property should
attract The attention of those desiring TO engage In
business or seeking profitable Investment. Lot
so bv 104 feet.
TERMS: Very accommodating. and made known
at sale. GObDlN, WARREN co.
Oc lott ArcliOncrIS.
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BY Robert e. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioncer,
1912 Main street. Richmond, Va.

SALE OF SIXTY ACRES
L OF HEaVILY-TIAIBERED LAND IN THE
COURIY OF II MOVER, ELEVEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND. on THE road LFADiNti
4 HALF MILES FKUM ATI.Ek,S STATiOS
AND TWO Mills FROM AsHGAkE STAPi,2}if'
WAY. AND ADJOINING THE LANDS of
MESsS WHEAT T PIRGiS .Ar NTKG2il AZ Il
hNENnVER EOUR THOU F.. ON WEDNES-
BAY THE 18TH Bay OF oCTOB = Z; 1912
iTHAT BEING COURT-DAij, AT II OCLolh
y chn,klev t, the un lersigned as trustee dated
29h May 1873 Of record II ne eiefTs G' @ III
NO. Tar sal. at the place and time above named the
T.ASD above described being required so 10 90 bv
the holder OF note secured by said deco, default
h,vium l,.eu nadci In The payment OF the same.
TERMS: Cash rs to cost and expenses OF sale ana
enough to pay Off note Of $50. with all interest.
&c-thereon; balance upon terms 10 DE- eiVea ~ I've
sale. hobEhI p' - 49,
oc s IIustct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11

sGartin F. Topper asks Where are the
s,are. the noble, and the meek?" Don't
&uow where they are 'iu England; but in
Ellis country they are running for Office
&sD Orleans Ptcayune.
@.What are the best stories ?'
f'That depends. When you are telling
sSem, the long ones are: when you are
listening, the short ones"
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=AucTIoxI aAEEs-.ri,is Dny.l
sAU4TkDN MA h<EskSs@ MEp hSsyss
BY Augustine Roynll
(successor to Moody & Royal
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
Office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


CORNERSTONE F's SALE OF. "A pEK q,
County ABoUT FIVE u:
MILES FROM hiASCHEsTtKs;;n Fen e nl!1.i y
KROkoR(pCK ROAD. ON ESATUkDAl.,USIsOrr
Es s7G Az II 9SLo9cKr NJ q sr TisoH sF
MA C,IiEs1 Err BY virtue OF q decree or me CIT.
cult Court Tor the county Of Wkers one aud
wife re- Fore aud ais. will cxuose for sale. vi puo
lie uc ION on the day and at the placs anoVe d III
ten. a, The risk and cost Of r. Frank Smin aan ~
ucrsons Claiming under BIN. 'he vALcAB l,d
TRACT OF LAND lying In the cont' hon, aIf
esarsd balance well Nsedsd ThsT1 + i IN Eeod
arar an the land. and also alt the usual out build
ings There ne creek Of pure wss running ap IeS
GOOD nTbis farm, situated so hear the city and IN
such pleasant neisleorlloo, shG hnn,e ''i
For further particulars "a on the aucsioneer,
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance et SIX. meane'
rd stchiepn months for negotiable notes per cent?
a AIDED. and title retained or deed and trus!;
Special Commissioner.
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BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate agent and AuctiOnecr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. SIX MULES,
ONE HORSE, THREE WAGONS; uARTESSA
NEAR TIE NV RESERVOIR. N llENRItO
COUNTY, AZ puBtIC AUCT L; oS WEI 13o
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.-Iu execution of a crrinn
deed Of trust from John $: Avis 10 the undersigned
as trustee. dated August 6. 1875. and recorded in
Hcnrico County Court. ID. l.. 1U1, page BAT, Will.
hy drcc ion of the beneficiary under said deed. de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the notes
secured thereby, offer for sale the cuiirc HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Of said
Avis, consisting Of
BEDS and BEDDING.
MATTRESSES. CHAIRS,
TABLES. STOVE,
BUREAUS. w ASIISTAEDS, &C.
ALSO,
GOOD MULES and HARNESS,
l HORSE.
3 WAGONS.
TERMS: Cash to expenses of sale and TO pay off
notes amounting to i4cO, with all interest due
thereon; balance upon terms 10 be givellat sale.
WILLIAM ELEISON.
oc 10 Trustee.
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By Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucticneer,
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT Largo
IL r ll,IIEil EpIl,k lNlE I NC. No. g

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
4 DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. No. 13l
MAYO STREET. SITUATED On HE EAST
LINE or MAYO BETWEEN ROSS AND DRANK
LIN STREETS.-In execution OF Il certain deed Of
trust from i. F. Cochran 10 the UNDERSIGNED, as
trustee dat ell Sd OF October 1875 Of record In the
clerk. Office Of the Richmond Chanccry Court. D..
y. 113 \. page $50. ! VIII oicr Tor sale. upon the
premises, on TUESDAY the 14tl day OF October,
iS7e ~ tx s'cl ok L. NJ. being required so 10 do
by the holder OF rhe nore secured by said 4. ed. de-
fault liz Yin. been made in The payment thereof. the
PROP RTY conveyed by said deed. The liD Il l.
a LARGE IHREE-STnRY BRICK DWELLING.
with basement. containing about ten rooms; brick
kitcnrn four rooms. gar wafer ana the iioltl con-
vcnienres The 10, fronts 80 feet on Mayo street
and runs back L: s feet 70 alley. Tbi' pre- cnts
an unusual O, opportunity for Il paying Investment.
The ncIrhbcl hood IS very good one.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and 10 pay on
4 note of $4,000, with nil interest. &e., thereon: :
baIancc upUu terms TO be given III sale.
&C g ROBERT l.. LYME. Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALu;
~ ABLE AND DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
About ONE MILE FROM AMELIA COURT
HOUSE. AMELIA COUNTY, VA;.By virtue OF a
decree OF the Circuit Court of Amelia county entered
at its September term, 1879. in the snll OF David
j. Burr rs. Burr and o'hers.n ], the undersiRned,
special commissioner. Will offer for sale by pnbic
auction, nj amelia Courthouse. Va on inc I'D
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879, AT ~ O'Clock Ne, IN
trout OF the court. house. that VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE of which David j.
Burr died seized and possessed. containing 443
ACRES, lying and being Immediately on The Rich
m0nd and Danvlle railroad about one mile from
An ella Cour house. VA. and adjoining the lands OF
Alexander Rb herfoor,I. j. s. Jeffer.On, deceased
aud Others. This land Is divided into three tracts
one of 24O acre., one Of Is acres, and another OF
1888 acres-aud upon each tract ar: comfortable
dwellings and necessary 0ui-baildlnGS.
From the value Of The lard. lis pleasant neixlibor-
hood cou vcnient distance from The village of Ame-
lin Courthouse. aud healthy locality, the pace Is a
very desirable one.
TERMS: Cash rs TO one third: and the residue
upou credts of and two years, the purchaser 70
execute his bonds for the deferred payments OF the
purchase money, including Interest thereon from
lie day OF sale. and The title retained until the whole
of The pErchas e-money Is paid and Il conyeyance
ordered by the Court. MEADE UASKiSS.
oc | Special Commi SSiCner.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONTEMPORARIES, dc.

DIRE CANDIES.-I nm manufacturing
! daily my in!nitable pure crushed sugar CLaK 4
FLED FLINT CANDIES. l make hetter CA ~
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house IA TINS
country-warra1ted perfectly pure and no adrlfe-
ratons. We don't use any gucos grape-sugar, tara-
alba-nothing but pure sugars: 1t Is more h1ghly
favored winter. brighter, frmer, and Is warranted
to stand firm In any climate.
+ hSO 14l2 Main street,
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nLU DOMlEiG& STEAM SHIP - sSEs
- CQ!lpANI. .zG.ssatssss.
FOR EETy TO2k.

This -erny.sn. viii dlsva,c one Of their snienaic
steam s.g--;JLD DOMINION, WiASOHE. ISAAC
FELL, and RItIiA.ONn-evcry TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY At high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built
preSsly for this route.
They eve splendid :Ilotls s:ate-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
SURPASSED.
Ships going north land a. Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships comm" Soutn sail from
Pier 43, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Ereigrt received anna ) L. Vi. caiy. .
FreIents Tor poin.s ocyUnd SeT York FORWARDED
With Dispatch, and charge made excep, 4c.aSl e.
pea&cs incurred.
Cabin rare to New York, Sl2 Stecrase, 50 ans
SS.
For further information apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
ln7l Office Goma:uv's wharVss. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11
CARRIAGES, BUGGlES, 4
LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CIIARITIES,)
- ALMsHoUSE BUILDING,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES,)
ALMsHoUSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND. VA September "a, 1879.
A "LABOR EXCHANGE HAS BEEN
n ESTABLISHED, under the supervision Of the
undersigned, for the purpose OF obtaining work for
the unemployed and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city.
OPENED, In connection with the department Of
Outdoor Poor.n where applications of those seek
ng employment and. those desiring 10 employ per-
sons Gun be registered.
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
lions are DOW registered for employment.
Tho G in want OF SERVANTS, IABORERS, &c +.
are requested to call 1t or correspond with this
Office. .-f ~
Letters should lie addressed sSUPERIATEN.
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RICfiMf5NL)
YA," marked aLABOR EXCHANGE.n :,
CHARLES z. BIGGER,
se24.sm Superintendent Of Public Eharities,