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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
Ford Thompson Brown,
R.al Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NJ 711Q M.yp atrnnt

by Jno. f. Laughton, Jr., Aucttoncer, Salesman.
SEYEN-OCTAVE Pr
IL ANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. sc =. &c:
october Of 10 O'Clock, will sell at the residence
No. sos Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh
! handsome ROSEWOOD.CASE SEVEN-CC-
TAVE PIANO. with STOOL and cove !;
WALNUT HA1R-CL0TH PARLOR SUIT.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
MATTRESSES, GILT MIRROR,
BEDDING, CARPETS. MATING,
FLOOR and STAIR OIL-CLOTHS.
WALNUT LOUNGE. MARGLE-TOP Ia
BLES
and other useful TIOUSEK EEPINCf ARTICLES.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer.
Sale conducted by JNo. E. LAUGHToS, Jr., AUG
,;nnacr oc2 %
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GREELEY's ORAToRIcAL TEsT.-lfrom
.Scr;bner for November -Mr. GURUS one nee
asked Mr.. Greeley, in response 10 sis a;.nn
question put TO him by the great eu liz;
Won have succeeded in public address9 ?"
Mr.. Greeley, not ayerse TO the perpeI, ,,,aJ
e when more stay in than go out"
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The Massachusetts Sabbath Convention
met TUESDAY at Boston, large number OF
ministers being present. The statement
Of the principles which control the Conyen,
tion sets forth that the Sabbath being Oh
divine foundation, 1t is its aim to promote
a'sense OF fits divine authority and more
conscientious observance OF it.
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1t Is nice TO be Governor-G General, no
doubt, but II we should have to ask oar
mother-in. law for leave to change our resi-
denee. as Lorne must, we would rather be
an editor at Gil, 900 a year. = Rochester En-
!. pre- So.
Five theatres are said to be supported by
the people OF Leadyiile, many OF whom can
barely support themselves. Eiratic En-
siQRs. 81 s3ss IS
:. We are living at present IN the very arms
of tyranny. z, exc,airns q western scribe.
Aba, inst been married, have You 7,''-- I'd
= esloo ts5serper. q 81:
An alleged man sends ia a poem, in which
s is nsed asa rtys me for q ague. -
-Nets Fork Star.
Ehs fnYsntor al aImanacs made 4 djseoye.
III ta Tins. Nsso York, lTe,ps.
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DIssoLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

nISSOLUTION.-Th limited partner
IL ship heretofore existing between the under
signed for the purpose OF conducting an APOTR.
ECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS in the city Of
Richmond. Va. under the firm name and style IF
!" JESSE CHILD" Is This day dissolved by mutual
agreement.
Il. WILLIAM PRMBERToS. the special partner,
has sold I'll his interest In the said business 70 JES
Sc CHILD. the general partner.
jesse CHILD takes all the assets OF the said part
nership and assumes all its liabilities.
80 JESSE CHILD. General Partner;
r, WIN. PEMHERT0N, Special Partner.
SEPTEMBER "a, 1879. se 2e-ew
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ByW. 4. Robertson. Auctionecr.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y Al RJTRTEyIILE FRIDAY TIE 14TlI
OF NOVEMBER. 1S79.-Bv virtue et Il decree o
the Ctrc nit Court of No tnwav county, prououhceI
nt its September term. 1879, In the cIahccry causC
Of Cau,lorne rs j. L. Leaih and others. ana ~
,.ir,ne NJ several deeds OF trust-one from j. l..
Iearh and wife aui The others fron D. r. Leath-
md tuiy recorded. we will nGrr for sale by punllc
auction: ut the ah"ye lms anu pscG, u.
10. /. LOTS Nos. 2a. 80. 50, 81, aud 36 on pat
of rho town of Burneyiit, on which Is Situated
VALUkBLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SlOfE-
HOUSE, and other BUl NOS. conveniently ar
raured and we'll located. Sold by }. W. Fowikes,
No. ,. A certain TOgACCO-FACTORYa and LOT
unou which the same Is located. and purchased by
Joseph Z. Leath from John 0yrrtoni; ESl,; also,
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND at Burkevilie, and pur.
chase; by said Leath from Il. +. Bard|el Esq.
Sold by &. +. GOODWIN, trustee. w ,
NO g. 4 certain lol or parcel OF LAND at bnrRe-
Vile containing between SEt IN ANI' len
ACRES and having thereon the DWELLING
House of the said j. T.. Leath, with all necessary
out-buiidings con, cuicntly arranged and In < nod
renair: n good garden and fine rcung orchard Also,
TRACT OF LAND IN The county OF Notlo"ay,
miles from BurIev!,ie and adjoining the lands lae-
" owned by Mrs. VI. j. G.. Leaih. Sold BY ". II.
Mann, trustee. $3.50 .
All OF tho above property except the tract OF
Twenty-Five acre. Is situated in the growing Town or
BurkeYie at the june ion OF the Atlantic, Mlssis-
sippi and Ohio and Richmond and DanViiie rail-
roads, aud oilers Inducements TO persons looking for
TERMS: For Nos l and 9. cash enough to pay the
interest; balance In one ana two wears, with Inter
es' For No. 8, one third cash: balance in one and
two years, purchaser executing bonds. with interest
from date. j. ". FUM l.hEs. r.
G. F. GOODWIN, Trustees.
W. H. MANN,
w A. ROBERTSON, Auclionecr. &C l6-Th4w
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ooh, eupbony fellow" as the girl sald 10
tho fellow who was talking extra nice 10
Narration Independent.
Men and women are much alike. Inc Inc
ono takes to the beer-gIass, the other 10 the
nier. class teubenuiILe Herald.
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By ". GOdGln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE
y SMALL TENEMENTS NEAR TO EUk EIi'S
PARK. ON LEIGH AND OTHER STREETS
At the request OF Mr.. Y. l.. TranEam (who is about
TO decline housekeeping. shall sell At auction on
tile premises. in the order advertised, on THURS
DAY the 23d October, 1879, at A. o'clock + d.,
the following REAL ESThTE-viz, a SMALL
FRAME TENEMENT on the north side OF an Al
ley twenty feet wide. 10 the west line OF Harr-
son street, between Leigh and Moore streets. ad-
Joining the residence of Mr.. Alfre Mitchell. II
contains two rooms: well of water III the yard.
After which will be sold ihe NEAT AND AT,
TRACTIVE FRAME TENEMENT, now occupied
BY said Trainham, on the south side Of Leigh be-
tween Norlou and Kinney streets. The lot fronts
39xl35 feet The dwelling Is new. contains four
rooms, front yeranda, with well Of waller in the
ward. The front yard is beautifully set In flowers,
&c. After which VIII be soli the NEW FRAME
TENEMENT in rear Of the above. containing two
rooms, fronting he north line of continuation
OF Catlarne street 80 feet, running back about 50
feet. more or less. The special attention of those
wishing 10 invest in such properly Is called to this
sale. ~
TERMS: At sale. W. G0DDIN.
Gels Auctioneer.
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Registration. interested should re-
member that the registration offices will be
opened next Saturday for one day only.
Those desiring any information upon the
subject should apply to James A. Gentry,
secretary Of the Conservative Campaign
Committee. Let all Conservatives register,
so as to vote at the coming election. B..
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By j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
lll3 Main street.

DRICK RESIDENCE central 10
d CATION NO. sos FIFTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN GA, AND An, aElGH4 BY Letin r Any
thony TO the undersigned, and recorded i'll me ken,
mond Chancery Court d. Is. 1l3 b page 800: ana
whereas default has been made ana being rt4M,re"
81 10 do, | viii sell, on the premises, on sATtR.
DAY. October 90, 1879. at 43o 2. M. that
HOUSE no 500 And LOT on inc ,e east s fn o.
Ing AZ feet and has a depth of 100 feet 10 4 wide
alley This property Is very convenient 10 buSl-
mess. markets. churches, and schools.
TERMS, By consent, one third cash; balance n
six twelve. and eighteen months, interest added
and secured by deed OF trust.
L. F.. BROWN, Trustee.
r T,rcMpsoS RpOwS. tuctiOneer &C 81
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1,,r,od,o,a,v ,r,cr tie above sale we will sell an.
other VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE PLACE OF
d1X AcRtS. on the same road. about halt mile DC,
y0nd lhd Browning farm. rms tract mas Ao2'e ~
farm purposes There is Lighthouse aud some
out buildings upon 1t. 5000, ,,, -.
TrnMS: xiii lie very easy, and made known at
s,ic CHAFFIN. STAPLES 4 CO..
a. "a Roul EstAic Agents and AuctioneerS.
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BY Chaiiin, Staples & Co.,
Rea! Estate Agents and AuctiOncerS,
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ MOST
" DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE HUNnEEn
AND FORTY-FIVE AND y HALF ACRES II
HERIGo COUNTY THREE ANnAHALF MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. On THE
ROAD OR DEEP-RUN TURN
Pike AT ACCTION.-Iu pursuance OF . decree OF
the Circuit Court of the county of Hcnrico. entered
on the 9th day Of July. 1879, TIE undSr'i. ned rs
snecial commissioners appointed thereby VIII on
SATURDAY ihc 25th DAY OF October. !Sf9- COM
memcine AZ o'cocE T. r.; SeII NJ pi r aU%!inn;
upon the premises, the REAL ESTATE described
above. being the same FARM OR TEtC OF
LAND on which Williamson Browning, deceased,
resided ut the time OF his death This farm has upon
il BRICK DWELLING, somewhat out OF repair,
and Tie usual out-h0llses, and may with little cX
neusc be made lnost desirable suburban residence
It's proximity to the cty-beinS aitlatcd upon one
of the Finest roads leading into the city. ana the
fact that sale is absolutely necessary FOR DIVISION
makes this excellent opportunity Tor persons
desiring suburban lands 10 secure bargain. . .
TERMS: One fourth cash; baance on credits OF
six Twelve and eighteen months from day oil saiG'
the purcha,e giving bis notes with Interest added
for the deferred payments. and title 10 the property
10 he retained until the whole pHrchtSe-molief Is
f ~ a. i. COURTNEY,
4. L. HOLLADAI,
Special commissioners.
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DypaYTsJxE OF sFEAMERa.

TOR NEW YORK.-The OLD @Epa
L Dominion Steamship Gompany's ..zE aSsss
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, October Gath, at ~ O'Clock VI.
Freight received until L O'Clock A. M.
Through bills OF fading signed ana goods ioI-
warded with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12; Iound-trip tickets
1924. Steerage, SO and IS.
For freight or passage. apply to
e.. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
oc 22.3t COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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By JAS. Macdougall, Auctionccr,
No. 10 Governor street.
tE. 3. Cook, Salesmen.l

SALE OF VALUABLE
IL PAW NBROKER'S GOODS AT AUCTION.-
On WEDNESDAY the 22d instant will sell ii my
office, no. GA Broad street, opposite Hastings
Court commencing ut 10 O'Clock, The LARGEST
AND MOST VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS ever offered at public auction in this city,
embracing In part
DIAMONDS in various settings;
ELEG ANT SETS FOR LADIES III PEARL, AME-
TiYST. RUBY, GOLD, &C.:
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES OF all qualities;
BREECH-LOhnING and PLAIN GUNS;
PISTOLS, FURNITURE, CLOTHING, &C.. &c.
This sale embraces so great variety of goods That
1t is inpo Ssible TO enumerate so that parties wish
ing TO purchase should give personal examination,
to which all are invited. The stock is ready fer c1
animation. ELLIS ABRAM, Pawn6roker.
Sale conducted by JAS. MACDoUGALL, Auc-
tioneer.
Parties having CNREDEEMED PLEDGES with
me are hereby notified that If they not attended
to before day Of sale the 81 ne will be sold.
CONTIA UED SALE.
The above sale will be continued THIS DAY.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
oc % AuctionecI.
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\ conuccts for Milton. &C.
connects for Asheyiiie and all p6i.t< In "cs;r'-
North Carolina daily. except sunday.
& connects for Macon ana all po!Hts IL spu.'"-=.
y Connects for Jacksonville and 81 points IL ~
rida. . s..,.-,s
T connects for Macon aHd a." r"Gi. IN S"rtn''s,
Georgia and Chattanooga, Na-hyii.e, MginT d. 49,
all Texas points. ,..s
+ connecE. for Selma, M"r!diin' Jacs>'N' a."
Eicksbur2. ..-
q connects for G.lveslon AID 81! Texas I'1"'''
Trains from the Shove point, d'F'I' :"
2ichmOHI at 4:i3 =. VI. aa1 $50 y NJ ro
Trains between Greensboro and Sa!ein run "A'''
except Sunday. ,.. .,...,.,.
Trains on North Carolina dv!.ion uiaNC '.''''II
ton at Cold Doro' with The ". { W. L. Il. - i''
from Weldon and Wilmington. 60,
Pullman Palace Drawing room and ~''".l ~
rim through OH Train NJ. - ir0M New l"t" ar
Richmond 20 Atlanta and from Grc"n>1"i" - ~
susta. and on Train No AZ from Naw N"rA aa' 49,
mond TO Greensboro. ,
Tickets sold 20 all points south. southeast, 49,
southwest ani baggage checked through.
No lay-oTer checks given on l1cai lic.S,,::,,
JOHN X. NhCMt"lN.
General Passenger ts'-'
r. ". II. TALCorT. General ~u!~rinl'.@i-
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RAxLK0AD LINES.


A ~ sH - gg
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND cnEspxAyxl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER l, 1879
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 T. n. Leave Richmond daily tcxcept Sum-
day.. connecting At West Point m,
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SAT.
URDAY. with steamers for all land.
lDgs On the YORK river aud for Bati
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1893 S da2 ed Rs9ad a. saMsy eFssD s
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY
T ThUksbkY. M and D s HXFsPA}:
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. and nd
FRIDAY; With steamers for Pr91i.
G Ep.S and Boston on TUESDAY AMI AMI
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
CLIO A. u. Leave RICHMOND MONDAY. WE'D.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, "'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. n. Arrive ut Richmond daily f.~c.,,,
sunday. connecting at IVES; pot;
TGESlAY. THURSDAY. and SAT-.
URDAf with steamers from Harl-
more. "'i-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
a a9 F. S ATpxs at co 9issm1Hd 1a
with steamers from Baltimore MI MI
York, Providence. and Boston. W.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
$3.50 ?. ~. Arrives at Richmond UDvn.r
WEDNESDAY. and FRID,y'"l'
No transfer or freight AZ HicHmo.I IA -, ,,
southern points Cars run through between A,,ntn
and West Point. '''''N
Careful handling and dispatch, With loves, rate.
guaranteed.
Through BILLS Of ladlng. with guaranteed ra,cs.
Issued TO all northern aad western points.
For 10 formation. apply a. office Of the c0mn,r-
TTenty-tlird and Dock streets. Richmond Va '
oc4 Fl. j. DOUGLAS. SapcrlnlerI.u,
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last Bot Nd.


Mail train arrives al itiC',l:luud ,'Iii: Ak
cept sunday hl.......... SID T. :"
ESprGSs train arrives a. Ri"nnIuuI HaIS
H.. :. D.,,
Accommodation Train arrives Il, n!ca-
mnnd daily except SUNDAY 900 AZ
Mixed train leave, s'amu'nE ~ G:ij 4. H.,
taking passengers from Virginia Midland tram
from Washington. and arrives II Richmond a. $40
L. N.
A connects with Virginia Militant train FIR
Lynchbury. D,nvic. AMI Atlantic h.-i,rrrt a..
Ohio RairUaa stations. AM VIII t.r.'Eli NJ
land train, leaving 1t $40 t. VI. toy y .,s!n2iuu.
connects wth Nlr2iaia Midland tran! r.
IyuchburS aud Din.l".
{, connects with valley raiiT"a,I accommodated
train. leaving AZ :i:lJ I VI. i"r !!ar'i,pH'I"r..
y connects with Valley rair"at train, lrf'lnc At
Ill, A. W. Cor liarprr's Ferry.
f. connect wiz. Stages for Lexington.
f connects with e.. y. :. and +. L. steamers q
Portsmouth AMI Cincinnati
G. connects with Scioto "a"y railroad lor lie
Northwest.
II connects with al lines divrrginc - IN" W,
Northwest, and southwest ". VI. :. 1T -.
Engineer ana Sup"rmrrri,l'.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, Genera! P"ss"NSr 20
Ticket Agent. 49,
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NOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, WITH an
III seven rooms. No. 2512 east Franklin e.
street. VIII DE put In good order. Price, S1so per
BRiCK HOUSE, with eight or nine rooms: No
500 east Clay street. in good order. P:ice, $500
TRICK House. with seven rooms, In good order,
No. l28 west Canal street. Price, $3.50 per an
num- ~, 81,
with two rooms, alt in order, No. GOA west Clay
stree. Price, $l66 per annuln.
FRAMED HOUSE with three rooms No. 101S
Moore street. Price, as per month.
FRAMED HOUSE, with three rooms. No. 517
norfa Harrison street. Price, Sc per month.
west Clay street. Price. &S per month.
Apply 10 ~ 6 GORGE S. yASH0N & SON.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <fFgTs
COMPANY. sa.SAI.G
FOR NEW TORE,

This company VIZ dispatch one OF tne:l sponIis
st.amers--;)ID EGMINIcE, WIAEUhE. lsAAl
BELL. and Rl%ltTONil-Gvrry TUESDAY
Friday, and SUNDAY ]: Etcb water.
These Ships 4re entirely new, snd we're batlt
pressy fer this route. ,.
TIE fare, accommodations, and attentions ere ~
SURPASSED. - at, 49,.
Ships going north land at Pier 81. North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
Pier 43, North river. foot of Christopher street.
SreIgnL rrCe!vru ant. . 4. Vi. u.ln.
Freigtis Tor p.:iL:S U.YnLa New org icrNaT'!es
with JisNa,Ch, ami 40 charge made except acsh:' G%
Cabin are 20 New York, &l2 Storage, &c AIS
Sc. -
GEORGE ". ALLEN * CO., ASsnG,
,nyI9 office CoalLanv's 9harVcs. RocsetIc
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BY Paine & Nowlin, Auctioueers.
No. 1912 Main street.

BY Paine & Nowin, Auctioneers.
No. 1912 Main street.
GALE OF THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE IL
y STOCK OF NOTIONS, FANCY G00DS, &c,
OF ISAAC HIRsH, ESQ, At AIGTdOS Nh, IN
n oc,ncE we will sell at the store of Isaac Hrsh,
Fsa No. 6 Governor street. who Is declining busl.
ness, his entire STOCK OF GOODS remaining on
hand, consisting OF oDe
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
RIBBONS, LACES, &C., &C.
ALSO,
COUNTERS. SHELVING,
SHOWCASES. DESK. ..... s s.
IRON SAFE, &c. -. .-.
TERMS Al sale. PAINE NOWlIIN, is
oc 21-Tu TIL .Tu&W5t Auctioneers.
TENEMENT No. 726 NORTH SECOND
j STREET AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Oath
October, at ~ o'clock p. NJ, We will sell, on The
premises, the .BRICK-AND-FRAMED TENE-
MENT No. 72S, situated on the west side OF Sec
ond street. between Jackson and Duval streets. and
occupied by Ned Richardson. -.r. ..
TERMS: One Fourth cash, and the balance at one,
TWO, three, and four years.
- 80. tsGRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&C 21-Tu. Th&F3t stt#uY iss- Auc1oHeers.
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T,OR RENT, THAT VERY DESI- a.
Il RABLE BRICK DWELLING No. G:g
Sixth street, between Main and Franklin streets,
containing ten rooms, and detached Kitchen; win
all modern improvements. Apply 70
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
or 1o.at ll0S Main strcet.
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DICHMCED, YORK RIVERE-T.l.
HAND ~ SAPEA AXE RAILROAD. lss aa--as
MEi;CtANTS AND MINERS TRANSPOkTA'
TfDS COMPANY.
Through freight route between Richmond IVA.
An Boston. Providence. and all New England cities.
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ut II noon con-
nccling with trains from RICHMOND. ~
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rid Boston ans
Providence Raroad piu West Point, Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
CD GROSFR, General Agent. ap3
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E<sR RENT.

TOR RENT (UNFURNISHED), THE !:s
Il EASEMENT. FIEST, AND THIRD ~
FLOORS. AND KITCHEN, OF LARGE, De,
DWELLING within five minutes walk OF the Capt.
tol, and adjoining an excellent clearinghouse.
nc % 1t CHAFFIN, STAPLES G. co.
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DOR RENT, SEVERAL OF THOSEGa
NICELY. CONSTRUCTED JONE So Ell
ROW TENEMENT situated on Grace between
Madison and Monroe streets: equal to any houses
in the city; eight rooms and all conyeniences. An
IS all that is asked.
oc o3-3t r. Is. LYME.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-@.
Il RABLE AND FIRST-CLAsS DWELL LEI
ING No. Cpl east Franklin street, containing ten
rooms: with good detached kitchen and stable;
modern improvements, and all In good order. APP
ply to FRANK d. HILL i CO.,
oc 22-St HOS Main street.
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VIRGINIA STEADIBOATSNfM
COMPAEY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVED
CONNECTING At
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LiSE.
goY BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NET
YORK. AND BOSTON.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Gaptata
T. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mail
leaves Richmond for abOvc-namtd places ever7
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, ana FRIDAY, at ESQ
A. NJ
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth,. ...........S 9 so
Fare for round trip uniilnIteti............." 90
Fare 10 BALTIMORE. w
Fare to PhilaGclrhla.-.. q %
Fare 10 New York;. ....................'.. ~ %
fare 10 BostOn IL w
Through tickets soiI at CARRIERS, see Mai: street.
Exchange Hotel. ard or board steamer. Baggage
checked through
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth ;
Newborn, Washington, and TarhOro', y. Co. aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington, ID. c.. Hsnp.
ton. and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings Oh james river, ~ lowest rates
L. y. ThTIM, Superintendent,
100 Main street and Rockets.
J. v. HcCARRICE. Agent. NorroIk. &c
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TOR RENT, A NICE BRICK On
Il DWELLING, No. 2OS east Cary street, @::i
containing seven rooms, besides kitchen and SER
yants' rooms; gas, bath water, &c ,~complete, and
in nice order. Apply TO
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
oc 22-St HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

DOR RENT. A VERY PLEASANT
a FRAME DWELLING. No. HOG west E1I
Floyd street; seven rooms and kitchen, with nice
lot and good stable. Apply 10
FRANK u. HILL & CO.,
DC 22-3t l1nS Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

TOR RENT, THAT FIRST-CL ASSOC
II NEW STORE No. 1886 Main street: for hsal
The upper portion Is admirably arranged for dwell
Ing purposes or for offices. The third. floor is an
eXcellent hall. with necessary ante-rooms. Rent
low to an immediate tenant.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, or
or 23.ft BODEEER L BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

TANTED, ON FRANKLIN OR
w GRACE STREETS between Ninth street ana
order, partially furnished or unfurnished. An
swer, stating terms, M" 422 east frank.in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

w ANTED, A SITUATION By A
w YOUNG MAN from North Carolina. eich-
teen years old, five years experience.can furnish
tirst-class references7as TRAVELLING sAL,GS
preferred Apply to"W.," care Dispatch Office.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-25
CITY POLITICS.
Free Schools and Low Taxes.

AT q meeting Of the friends of Pub.
lie Education, OF which james A.
Wallace was Chairman and Il. u.
Calls, Secretary, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted,
aud the following named gentleman
nominated for City Councilmen, viz
WHEREAS, The white citizens oil
llOpkinsvile, in the exercise of their
constitutional privilege, voted on
Saturday. No, einber LIST, 1879, TO cs-
iablish and maintain system Of Free
Graded Schools for white children in
said city,
ResoIced, lst.. That II is'mcccssury
for the full accomplishment of all that
Is proposed by this action that the
City Council should be in iull har.
mony with the will OF the peoplethus
expressed.
ReSoired, 2ni. Tint we think The
Free School System should be so ex'
tended rs to enable colored citizens
to enjoy the best educational advan-
tUBes pThcilcnOic.
Resolved, Bird. That we present the
following names as suitable men for
City Councilmen and pledge them:
FiRsT. To rigid economy in the
management Of the affairs of the city
aud To the lowest rate of taxation
practicable.
SECOND. To full and hearty sup
port of the School Board in theil
efforts TO establish and maintain {
good system OF Free Graded Schools
in our city.
THIRD. To support any practicable
measure that will provide reasonable
and Just facilities for the free educa
ton of the colored children of thi;
city.
FOR COUNCILMEN:
II. NJ. FAIRLEiGH.
i. j. BRowNELL.
II. M. ANDERSON.
ii. f. MoCAMY.
q. w. WILEY.
II. B. GARNER.
w. W. TwYMAN.
Election, Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1878