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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11

odu.Sndtchers.-Itis reported That the
! body Of colored woman recently inferred
!. in the burying-ground on the Broadrock
road, q few miles from this city, has been
stolen. The body-snatchers are getting to
be frequent visitors in this vicinity. BIS
is the second time they have visited this
vicinity within the last few months. the
coIored people residing in the neigbbor-
hood OF the burying-ground are highly ex-
cited over this robbery, and are using their
utmost endeayors to ferret out the perpe-
4 frat org l+4E 49,
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Brief Items. There was 9 large crowd
I'm attendance at the I'll Street church last
sunday afternoon to witness the presents
,tion az prizes to the scholars OF the scnoot.
The Street Committee should have tne
holes near the Free bridge filed. Ihey are
very dangerous. 81. -.
The Manchester dancing academy was .as
crowded yesterday afternoon. IL was au a'
o fashionable assemblage.
8 a new fagging is TO be put across HUI
street MT Twelfth In few days. Workmep
have already commenced thereon.
The readiusters held a meeting at the
Chesterfield courthouse yesterday. Sen.
ator Chiies and Samuel NJ. Page addressed
the meeting. 5lf ~ "
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Mayor's Court.--In The absence OF Mayor
: Clarke yesterday Justice James A. Gentry
disposed Of the following cases:
William Stevens and Cornelius Affirm
fcolored) for being drunk and disorderly on
the street, were discharged on payment oil
d costs. -
r. Spencer Winfree (colored), for abusing q
,rcolored woman, was discharged on payment
s.of costs. as
s The case OF Richard Jones, for larceny,
was postponed until this morning on ac-
2 count OF the absence OF his counsel.
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BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
SAND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAsT CONNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF R1CHM0ND.-At
the request of the devisees of the late Alfred Penn.
shall offer for sale at public auction on TUESDAY
the 18th February, $40. at AZ O'Clock 7. M on
The premises, bis LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
FENCE. located as above. now In the occupancy of
the Hon, james Lyons. The LOT has front Of "a
feet, and a depth Of 152 feet to an alley. The
DWELLING is in good repair, and possesses every
accommodation for a large family usually found III
such an establishment. As II Is so well known, q
further description is deemed unnecessary. :
TERMS |: One fourth cash !: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
n(Ided, secured by died OF trust.
Possession about the st OF April next
"~'. -, g -- w. GODDIN,
fa11.1ay3w&tds Real Estate Auctioneer.
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waxcasgsvsR iAsD v1s,sHITy.

Hel,e All az the iserent mills on
the fs5aY,tt are Id full blast. TN ana ai.ss
she 926 or this month the 81 tn \,
workrnen IN the nasl -factoyy and
viii be reduced ten per cent. s. &,
an ftie rnrer end of D s,oss Wy s
eurur1st al the hill, IS lsd she snness
( view 1of james river obtainabie for ulahy
miles from Richmond. Upon the j p IS 90
Ma ma Hi sse inc remains Oh an old battery
used by the artillery during tne iass sal
On oned there 10 guard the Federal priss
! nners. Within this ezttery VAS once
4 beautiful burning ground, but now
II IL in d very dilapidated CONDITION:
During the spring OF 1876 q native s, o.
New England (who was q prisoner on tiie
isiaai during the war1 visited thls sl, 10y
and. being san artist. executed = nne ON.
PAINTING oil the western end, aud said y was :
his intention to give to every soidler !
was Imprisoned there, as far as poss,pis,
!. fnc si,nite OF bis work; and 90 doaDt t ~ !
picture Of Belle Isle is found wltnih sne
horaes OF many a Union soldier VINO sYas
confined there during the war. VI, INC grs .
hoods that ne have mad within the iast as-
\ csde have washed the upper banks constr ,sa !,
crabiy, and frequently the place IS s, ISL. Y
d by. searchers after cid indian relics. iney
Z are offentirr1es successful. IT Is not Q very
/ { rarc thing to see broken pieces OF .oid In
dian pottery lying along the riverside.
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l311an Z BY tirlbbs u Williams. = SO,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate AGENTS,
: Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF. T w 0
yJFRAMED TENEMENTs ON.THE East
sing OF SHOCKS ALLEY BETWEEN DUYAL
AND RAEER STREETS:-in execution OF aecrees
of the Chancery Court OF Rfchmondf entered IN tne
tion. Jpon the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th Feb,
rlary. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the TWO FRA MEL,
,TENEM ENTS situated as above, owned by heirs qi
catherine Schad. deceased. IL rs--tf F,lg, J.
TERMS One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with interest. JOHN w. WRiGHIs
- - - ,is,t;f Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ~ AL
;fp g.E.7S10.&ll ~ '1sNff = 'a.''.
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: 81. BY JAS. MacdougaIl, AucHoneer,
No, 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CUR.
II TAINS. COUNTERS, NOTIONS, &C., Az
at INV whrerooms. without reserve, Wardrobes, Bu-
reaus. Bedsteads, Washstands, Lounges Mahogany
Parlor Chairs aud Sofas. Damask WindoW,G ~,
lows. Maj ble-Top Centre ana Card Tables, Side
boat Dis, Tin Safes, new Hair aud shuck-
Rar.(onn,ers. Cookfng-S and Heatinv-Stoyes, &c,
Nc an invoice of Notions, Books, &C., &C
i onsignmen,s received up To hour Of sale: .,,s,.,
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y nLCuMoSDAND PETERsErEG,
RAILROAD CONTAIN, /

asrtsss..E RICHMOND AND PETERSErcG,
RAILROAD CONrANr.
COMMENCING MONDAY, December lG,
" 1878, trains on Tits read will run as follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
11h5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, conuecr-,
= for Charleston, s1yabnIh, AuglSl
Bib ID. and Aiken tyia tharestonl Raleigh
Observation-Disclosures cars 10 Whining.
ton. Stops only ut Chester and Mar
1925 A. H.. ACCOSiMoDATION daily EXCEPT
Sunday. makes cioSe connection Al
Petersburg with tine Atlantic. ~.
a siSsipp! end Ohm railroad for Bristol,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Lynchburg, Farnyil!c, and other local
stations Oh that road, maxim. same
.. =. time rs by any other line. s,ois i,
ACORN. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Passengers taSiu;
this train win make close connection
at Peters burg fer Norfolk.
1895 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington. EaIr2n.
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta. C'-
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans. and all points
South aud Southwest. Pullman ,!,rp-
tng-car from BoS. on for Nilmin9iaH,
Savannah, and the South. Stops only
nj Manchester aud Chester.
500 A. NJ. SUNDAY ACCOM- MOD ALTON
TRAIN makes close c0Rn1cti"n Win
A., n. 4 0. X. r. for Bristol, Chatl.
noOga, Nashville, Memphis Lynch
burg, FarmyiIllc, ana other local is
lions Oh that road. Stops at all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad fer all points North,
East. aud West. Stops n Manct' s''r
and Chester, and ut Halfway AMI II
Drury's Bluff, OH signal.
9:O5A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except SunCay). Stops at all STA
lions.
7:O5 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN dai!?.
Stops ut all stations.
3:45 p. III. THROUGH NAH. daily, eonaec:ity
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for Ak points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and uhlo
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
( ,:-. stops a. Manchester and Chester. an'i
-. at Half Way and Drnry's Biuf, On
.... signal, r
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the AppanattoE depot. ,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontinued
de ~ 1.-71 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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-. ~ BY Chafiln, Staples & Co, ~.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
-. as No. I north Tenth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
y ANDtL0T ON GRACE STREET tgETW1E We E az
MONROE AND HENRY STREhIS:11Hassnm WIZ a. 81, az
O'clock P. M., on the premises. he NEAT THREE.
STORY FRAMED DWELLING. No. 4OS west
Grace street. on LOT 40 feet front by - feet oeep,
to q wide alley, with stable In the rear.
TERMS One fourth cash, aud the balance accom-
70 = -! - Auctioncers.
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1fidlotit;an.-There was a very large
crowd at Mount Pisgah church Sunday
night to bear the Rev. Mr.. Austin. Several
young gentlemen from this city and many
from Richmond were In attendance. !,
g Operations upon the new church VIII
commence again in few days.
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Handsome Residence Soid.---Mrs Helen
Cogbil, relict OF the late John r. .Cogbill,
! recently purchased the elegant brick resi-.
depce OF Mr.. W. E.. Gary. on Ninth and
cambridge streets, for $1,000 cash. Mr..
/. Gary will leave for North Carolina in few
days, and will carry on the tobacco business
: In that State.
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MAID TRAINS daily except Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION daily except Sunday.
EXPRESS TRAINS run 1aily.
SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains betyc.,
Richmond and Anderson.
Baggage checked TO destination.
Ftrstc!asS Through Tickets 10 the North and
Southwest IS low as by any other route
Ffrst-class and Emierani Tickets to all Points /,
the West lower than by any other route.
For rates, tickets, time-cards, &C. apply 10 Chs
apeake and Ohio railway Office. corner Of Broad and
Sixteenth streets, or A: w. GAnEER'S. e29 Nala
street. ". " :. DUNN,
.Es s.--r. Engineer aud Superiutcltrs,
CONWAY r. HOWARD. General Ticket Ayeu.
La lS -----.-.
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Tor RE n T !,

without board 10 single gentlemen. Bathroom
Sadre9s 3d. a1 pis sSa Once IIsl
FOR RENT, ''& ''.... GsA
No. so7 Franklin, between Third and Fourth
streets. ..t
No. lis south Third street, between Cary and
No. 500! 900 Marshall, northeast corner of Ninth
No. 5l4 north Fifth street, between Clay and
Leigh streets lSublett's Row.
No. 1905 Franklin, between Twcnty-slxth ana
No. = Broad between Tweaty-seven,h and Twen-
No: sos .norih Twenty-afth street, between Clay
No. Twenty-lhird, between Main and Franklin
streets.
Nos. sO7 SOC. and gil west Grace, between
Madison and Monroe streets .ssa1taa}a.- All
- - STORES. ...,..
No. 61s Broad, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
No. 1853 Main. mar seventeenth street. -.
No. 207 Broad, between Second and Third streets
Nos. 1925 and 1927 Main street, between TWEEN.
ty-second and Twenty third str. els.
No. 1928 Main, between TweRty-ihrd and Tweh-
ty-fourth streets. .ussc LT. 80 u ~ !. !
I No. i 7l5 Franklin, near Seventeenth street:
No. 8 south Fourteenth street. between Main and
Ne. - Sixth. between Broad and Marshall. ...il :
No. =, southwest corner Eighteenth and Main
streets, .j%H Z -. s-tibHNat ~. "f .'n.}'i-' 1
effer all these houses, and many more, al greatly
reduced rents; Any one wishing to rentcan GER
'"'n'' - ''i'e'' 1-pp'' ROBERT b. LYME !
, fe lost ....,., ~ rr12l2 Main street.
TOR RENT, THAT, .DESLRABLEG:s
Il DWELLING over the store OF, Robert Har- E;a
roid ESQ., situated on the south side OF Broad street
b sS!a a sf6 Sn AND DWELLING 90
1 746) ON Second street between jackson and DuSa
suited for almost any kind OF business .l,,
fe 1896 JAMES 81. TAYLOR e SON.
NOR RENT, DWELLING at corner an
IL Of Grace and Shafer streets, No. 900, with -:
ten rooms; in good order and has modern improve
DWELLING No. 800 Franklin, between Third
and Fourth streets. with eleven rooms. This house
has been recently renovated and Is we'll arranged.
| DWELLING No. sos Al CHI street: between THIRD
and Fourth streets. CANDLES Hill, with len rooms
everything snug and coy. =
and Cary, with eight rooms; no basement ana al
SWELLING No. 206 south Third street. Gam
ble,s Hill, with SIX rooms kitchen w:th two rooms
| DWELLING No. 1915 Cary. between First ant
Second Streets, with ten rooms; kitchen With two
I rooms; excellent neiabborhood.
! DWELLING No. 211, Marshall, between Seeon'
and Third streets. with five rooms, and kitchen
4 convenient location. TO- '@i' @...s,
| DWELLING No. 500 west Clay street, adjoinin,
Major Writ Harrison's: seven rooms; snug house.
| DWELLING No. SIT north Fifth street, between
| Clay and Leigh streets, with four rooms.
tt9t Apply to 'i.s:}l!e., GRUBBS u WILLIAMS.
|. re o-eod5t ff.luyg II :slgstlC$ l.t! tESiE.t
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.fsARRIAGEs, PHAEToNs, 1 :
~ BUGGIEs. AND R0CKAWAfs-
Z ,..,. FOR SALEBYAUCT1ON. is

IN WEDNESDAY, February 18th, commencing 10
at o'clock A. NJ Will sell at The CnrIlage s ne
pasitory on Governor street inrest
Ttna .Rs ii9IGES HUGGIRs itop and openl,
f. 1, yooSs s,ade OF best material and warranted
rare opportunity Is offered those In heeo 70 ouS
az auc' PiSnI N Dexter q TUPPER. Auctioneers.
sale Conducted by PAINE, RoYsTER u 20. 9.
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SChEDOLL W i hftl1NS'
Cr,5s.sEF.t .e COMMENCING MAY ~ 1917
THROUGH PASSENGER.
= 500 P. n Leaves Richmond TUESDAY,T llCE3.,
. r,,.. - West Point with steamer Havana !gt
...... .. all points on York river aud BALI
- -'-. y more. Arrives In Baltimore az \
NJ: connects with ratl-lnes for WASH
n ggis,r4ic tngtOn, Philadelphia, New York ~
.,.. ton, and all western points. Johltt'S
it5,'. at Richmond with trains on RichEoG.
sy1 EEJgu"iI and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE -H'
= ,y9a:.r,7 j, Ohio railroads. ..,-
-. ,;,s,lri THROUGH FREIGRT.
500 A. III. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WEB
" NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and ,,r
4 so A. II TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AMI M,
j.. .,3rr y URRDAf. Connects with steamer
at IVES: Point for river landings ni!'
- ~ timore, and all western points. , ~
at t III. meets at Rfchn1 ond with trains on h''t'.
mond and Danvilie railroad srhiAot;;
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake 49,
-. @ u.s. IOCAL PASSENGER.
500 2. II. Leaves Rchmoud daily teAcep'
day..
lO.oo A. NJ Arrives NJ Richmond ItESDNt =.
~ THURSDAY, andsAT mhuAI., md
- meets with trains on R!cnmo"IH ~, 5I5
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu T W,I
..a.s railroads Steamer HaYaui Ie"' O. -,
timore from Pier la Llgui Hi HI.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, md nh n'.5
IS ~ 80" DAY, at u. ". Connr'!s y","
..5-r..; trsins from Phisdephi., SsT rp''m
and western points ana A. y -, g. az
s--s' ' With trains for Ricfsn0Au 49,
~ > South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. " WE'D.
am, p. AZ. arrives at Richmond M0HpA'
NV '' NESDAY, and FRIDAY ana SAT.
gimp. N.TIJE DAY, THUKsDAf' s nn 4,
' 0.Ao IRE y, Connects with :r4Hist on.
$1,000 Wcs Point from Baliisi9rggt,, ,ytIIe,
meets with RichnoRe ava - Ch.sa-
| z..r,..3., Richmond aud Petersonfs' s"e
,f-,r -, peaSe and Ohio rallr9a,upS'
III -! fkrUTIT SSESGEk'
,0eoa! H. Arrives At Richmond tay s1:SpGi ' ,as
| ave-" STlS-- ssx9 Connects with RchMonh' OsiS
t,rzE Ilsl petersburg aud Chesapeake aI0
I - 81. railroads. IN q ,L,,s ~ or from
. ny soipss. Cars rum through between
and West Point, asle 90, with lowest rs:es'
| Careful handling and dispatcn' WV"
lhYSThroagh ibslisi Of iaaing, with g ga;r,s
fnsled 90 All nortl,erH aud western r,sts.z ~
1Thronrf, tickefs sold TO all mortimer u Ssk ~.
western points, and sagsase cheS ra,rsd TieIs I'd
Gee, eS8 Maia street; al the Easassird Ard IN
| cofiassany's aepos, corner TwehT- -.
ma asJ 81! ID, n. RouG las. saee.->->---
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. ONE OR TWOMA
PLEASANT CONNECTING ROOMS in III
nriyate residence near Monroe Park will be ren,ed
without board 10 single gentlemen. Bathroom
conyenient-hot and cold wat. r; gas In both rooms
Address IA. b. Dispatch Office. Re 11-3t*
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- - II - Up'
ROBERT B. LYME, Aucfio
ByJ. L. Appsrson-. ?
n GiS - Real Estarc Auctiouecr,
80 -;tr.s lO16 Main street. f3a

7sRTJsTEEY SALE OF THAT VALU-
aRIEIREhL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMONIi, On THE SOUTH SIDE OF GAR9
!STREFT BETWEEN FIFT EENT BETTE SET y, AND = ~
SE0CKOE. GREEN. KNOWN. AS IRE - OHIpN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY."-AsG rus,ees IN
4 certain, deed of trust executed ny ss E rh
Manufacturing Company, bearing date 2Sth OF Feo-
ruary 1867 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court ON the 3Oth Of March, 1887, we snail sen ~
public auction, on the premises, on W EDNEoDAt
the III day OF March, 1879, at IL o'eock ~. SnaS
Ing been required 10 do by The bona Ede holaers
of the coupon bonds therein referred to- Bearing In
tercst ut the rate Of eight per cent. per anuan,
amountInr TO the sum Of $40, 600 principal)- Inc
REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said ufed. ana
now IN The occupancy Of MeSsrs. j. w. CardweH q
The lot has front Of 132 feet on The south side OF
Cary eel, running back partly 12O feesand parity
aboilt 500 feet 10 Dock street, on which IL fas
front of 90 feet. The buildings on this lot consist
In part Of q LARGE BRICK BUILDING. cover
ing the whole front. four stories hgh besides other
bricK buildings In the rear. and well adapted 10
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES establishment, Tor WHICH u
Is now psed or for other purposes.
TERMS: The deed under which we are actlnE re-
oires that the property shall be sold Tor cash US 10
The costs and expenses of sale aad 10 pay on Inc
coupon bonds aforesaid. and as to the surplus any
snle but we are authorized 0y Inc noioers OF ule
said coupon bonds to say that tue purchaser may re-
tain In his hands at SIX per CENT per anhuH, Inter
test half yearly, large portion OF the purchase.
money by giving deed Of trust 10 secure Inc creo'
plymenr. $780,, =.
The special attention OF capitalists and others Is
invited to the sale of this property. The tact tnat
has front Cary street as well rs on DOCK street
gives peculiar advantages fer receiving ana lor
warding goods, &C. !. .,.,s h
The purchaser. ". GODDIN,
'0 ROBERT r. K0WlSON,
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RICHMOND, FRKD,G Il POTOMAC II. Il. Co.,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. VA, November 3, 1873.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.

A NuhNUC VI DNAi1b AAS'
Sy-11 - .s@'.H -t-h -
d COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lO1n'
trains on this road will run rs follows:
. NORTH BOUND.
No 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
' due at Washington, 1lO /.
.... Elf - NJ: Baltimore. 3:0j i. NJ:
Phiadclphia. $50 l.. 81: New
$3.50. York, 1905 J.. n.
No 1900 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dl.y
-. 80 due At Washington. $50 T. ~;
. Baltir,ors, ! 1866 T. ~: Plh!-
.". G:4b A. NJ.
NO. 7--4:oO 2. H., ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
for junction. leaves Bros.
Street station daily except SUI
..' =. daysi.
SOUTH BOUND.
No.2-lO.l5P. ~, arrives at Byrd-Streft station
49,. dairy. Leaves New York. $40
A. ST.; Philadelphia. / 40 !.
- NJ: Baltimore. 800 L. ";
.. " -. Washington. $40 +. NJ.
NoA l1.35 A. NJ arrives 81 Byrd-Strtet stan
ave. daily Leaves New YORK, 1000
. 2. 81; Philadelphia, $40 A.
IL tt H.; Baltimore, 4:53 A. ~;
'... ..s. Washington. $50 4. VI.
No a-a.a0 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAM
= 'rIsi : s.'Ii arrives 81 BrOsf-Street st2s!"A
f.. =. 49,, ..... daily texcept sundays:
- .,. =, = c. A. TAYLOR,
t5f' '... 'h II ~.-'. t't General Ticket Agent
EFT. ID. MYERS General superintendent no
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NATURES REMEDY a.. ~ H. &
I'm 49, ~ iii <;.------ - .J..s.- t.-.. ~
III ENDORSED By MEDICAL PROFESSION.

: q.
THE ALUM AND -IRoN-MAss AND WATER
BEDFORD (vA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
,,,,fsj ,EsTABLIsHED TwENTY-sIx, YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands Of
cases Of Dyspepsia Debility, Diseases REGULAR k e
Chills and Maiartal- Fever Extracts fron testi-
SBsss Inafhnatory Sore Throat and
LDiphthera ever used by meras have found AFTER q
Of forty e e see
stkfter practice Of many years Ihave found mo
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron SPRING.
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
pe'u'sf JOIN Msp +. MnrTsAGR, It. b., Ii D., Va.
successfully used In Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof. SAINT JACKSON, NJ D., Uniy. Of Pa.
fusous affections; HHye gssd fsr kwsnty-fye years
aSeT an q nsar thirsy have
find no treataent this water anf mass for
ment, Chronic Irritations Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
uGsraien aa ssE.si fosS q vpys
sPsse wATEEs naHs { :; Of 81 USE
ruLNEss.' ~ ~. t,<6: VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY,
eused With .unparalsd success IN hemorrhasdc
naafia ieser Exvicepresden ~ es. I SaEsS
Rnu p ap E EsxsF
Directions. analysis, and full proof Of all claimed
dozen haifgaIIon bottles; ss for fve-eallon deini
'0Msh sss SO cents and 81 per bottle sa5o and IS
per hair d5ssn according 70 slzssssht postpaid
Full proof Of all claimed sent free 9pcn appiica-
tons liberal terms 70 dealers lnyalids ar areassom
baT sa & n shs
papy. Lynehourg, Va ~, ~. 2 - M, ~, =, ~
isSlda ~ 800 . g2l!.PoLIh MILLER q co, |
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sTweDty- five FER cent. deducted, $3.50 ~ !
& i si..i :i1.,l HI. PALMER. = .
ssey, .,-ts} t.Ll.f!t;fs,S WILLARD MERRILL

..1 :l. M II Il Rkbn MERRILL.
STATE or WISCONSIN, COUNTY Or MrLwAU-.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on The 30th day OF
January, 1879, at The city aforesaid before me. FR
BLooDQooD, q commissioner resident in The said
city, duly commissioned and qualified by the execus
Virginia to take acknowledgment OF DEEDS &c; 10
be used or recorded therein, personally appeared a.
L. PALMER, President, and WILLARD MERRILL
Secretary of The NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIE e
INSURANCE COMPANY. Of milwaukee,, WIS.,, VINO,
being duly sworD depGe and say, aud each for him
self says, that they the a6ovedescribed officers
Of the said company, and that the foregoing Is a
OF said Organizations on the last day Of It's fiscal
year-to wit, the 31st day Of December. 1873, ac-
co-ding to the hest of their information, knowtedge
and belief, respectively. 1865
80, i In Testimony whereofiI have bereuEto
3SEAL set my hand and affixed the seal OF my
~ Office. on the 30th day Of January. 1879.
FIR. BLOODGO0D, Commissioner
FOE THE LAST FIVE YEARS t1S74.79l THE IN.
rERGST RECEIPTS OF THE NORTHWESTERN.
MUTUAL HAVE ExcEkDED ITS sDIsBURsR-
MENTs FOE DEATH LOSSES AND EXPENSES COM
BINED-A RESULT WITHOUT PARALLEL IN THE
HISTORY OF LIFE INSURANCE. IT Is noo D1ytng
larger dividends than any Life Company ~ the
aoorEd and slnce 1874 1T has been. furn1shtTg
life rates, for tie first t11o yeGrs, sotth further
reduction Of 10 per cent. and upDdrdS thereqf-
4 Those wanting insurance are lnvitea to compare
above results with those Of any other company.
',s..+. State Agent,
fe lo.6t 1918 Main street, Richmond, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11
IN 3l-2taw3wstdtds Trustees.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
: FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,
NEAR THE GLOVER HILL PITS, AT AUG
TiON-By virtue of n decd oil trust executed BY i.
j., j. w, e. r.. R. F.. and Ann Elliss, and Martha =
smith, to The undersigned, as trustee dated Decen-
of Chesterfield County Court III ID. p. 81, page 81,
default having been made In the payment OF me Inc
Holder thereof / win sell by auction. on the preni-
ises, a, j. t. Owens store, on W EDEESDAY, March
70, 1879, between the hours of ~ M and O'Clock
p NJ Hf not fair, then on the next fair day thereaT-
ter between the same hours the properly mention-
ed in the deed of trust as continuing 3O9 ACREo,
more or less, and adjoining the lands OF .. I. COX,
the Brighihope Railway Company. and others.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay or note Of seven
hundred fS7oO) dollars, with intere.t thereon from
December 4, 1868. until paid; and the balance. II
any, upon such terms as may he announces d AZ the
sale. u. Ii. hObEhd SUM
fc Iruotee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11

: EIcHXoSp. YORK RIVER AND cHESrEAKEl
( &, 49, 4-''e - ~ Tr-'I : RAILROAD. J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
o., .,,.tCOMMENCISG MAY y, 1871