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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-04
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer'
Rank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE O.
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN LOCUST Al,
Lev AND WALL STREET. AND on ~ =
NORTH SIDE OF AN ALLEY BEIM ZEN W Az
STREET AND SrOCKOE CREEK. AND BIZ
TWEEN FRANKLIN AMI. MAIN SIREEi >,
KNOWN AS THE SOAP. AND CANDLE, AZ
TORY LOT. AND THE MACHINERY AND flA-
TIRES ATTACHED THERETO.-'iy virtue Oh Z.
deed of trust executed ny james Murphy ana wire
10 The undersigned. bearing date list OF Jnit'
1876, duly recorded In Richmond ChanccfV Cour y.
and of decree entered Ivy the Chsncery Cnr n Oh
the city of Richmond the Oath OF june ~. w
f,c case of Lind.ay Us. Murphy. &c. we snA SCI
nj pubc auction. the premises. on MCnDH -
the eth of July. 1879. ut O'clock r. u. i lalI .,
not on HE first fair day hcrealIerl tiitl cSeeaet
HKICK sTORE and DWkLLtNG formerly oGsu ECU
iic. by sail Murphy. noniIn@ * lee', mort W.
on the south side OF Fraaklln street, ana r""ils
f,cr which VIII he sold The LARGE Eit!Ch
soap AND CANDLE-FACTORI, !rohlims ~, wt :
tho. north side Of >aid acv rs feet and r'o',iS
hack on It's ives; line 20 feet, on iis cas, Ilie op
feet together with all MAtlttN Elk anu .n
TIRES thereto attached. and the apphrtenahcc'
thereto hc!unciDg. ,r,, o>,,o,.os of
TERMS: Enough in cash to dciraF eHpenseS % %
s.in anu co IS of suit. arn taxes i'll urieaf' ~ ~ ~
nav OF note past due Of 90 .OOC- WIN ~. ~
arcrucd thereon aud as 10 The rr6fue IN aug u
such rerms as shall BE- announced at me linc ~
n - prorab!c tina: or the day OF sac no'e '4"et'
'el ''' "i'i ~ W. GnDDIN.l Trustees.
IcoJ-!0t n NJ l.Ec.,
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. vxITIRsAD LIns.s.
gIcYaorp, YORK gIYER AND tuEsrsAREs
aio RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, =. Z. -, ,ouo
- TAKING EJECT APRIL 2, 1879

THROUGH PItSsEEGER -1.,
s.oo p. M. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
"''o DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects Z
West Point with stfrarlcf Havana 20
all points On YORK river ana ba =
more. Arrives in altimoTe sf.s y
NJ. connects with rail- Tor " ash
ingfon. philadelphia, New YorE. bos
Ton. aud all western pQiEts. C0nnecs
at Richnond with trains Gu RichIaons
and Petersburg and Chesapeake an'
Ohio railroads. Ia=
THROUGH FREIGHT.
r.An A. N. Lczyes Richmond MONDAY. WEI
'.f' 10 A VS. NISOhY and FRIDAY: and
500 A. H TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sS.'i
IrREDAY. Connects VIII steamer
nj West Point for river landings, l'ai
tlruorc, and all western Co:Et:. C3,l
meets ui Richmond with trims Oh 'ich
1nonJ and fIaryiile railroad kschmon'
and Petersburg. and chesapeake AM
49,. OkiO rai!roads-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
e.aop.H ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
THROUGH PASSicSG Elk. ,
Jn.nn A. FL Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
ave." THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. Con
meets with trains on Richmonss ,, nht
Petersburg and ChssapezSg ana %. q Rai
railroads. steamer Havana leaFes. Ell 81
tl1eTe .y pwFPbLsS S IS ls and FEl
DAY, At P. 81; CEnnSSS ss Yors
srd westerll poiuts, and NJ Wcnt vi" ~,
With trains for Rfchnoho 81" 'i
-. THROUGH FREIGHT.
,.,x ,rrIyes NJ Kicnmoud MOSDAI' WEI
SGD <. NJ HN.EsnAY, and FRIDAY; and AZ.
oo,u TnFSnAY, THURSDAY. ana ga!
$50 I. q. 4 nRRpE BAY Connects with steamer &
Vest Point from Baltimore. COZ
's. nrcfs with Ricnnono AID D'nViiis
ppic:,r,ond and Petersburg, aIG CheGa
$50. nosEe and Ohio railroads.
local PASSENGER
ar ARRIVES al Richmond NJ q : d 4 7
lO:1o ~ ne @WEDS ESDAY, and FkIDAY. Cor
meets with Richmond ant re:eE--
nur. and Chesapeake and Otf rail-
~, +r,rss,r Of freight A: Richmond 10 "r iron
ontber1, noiuts Cars run through between Ac!ini:
md West Point. 80.
through bills OF la'in.. VIII ,,u,rsn;ccd -a.o-
,,surd TO All northern and wcri"rE point.
Through tickets sold u al ..s"itt:u. EASTERN, 2I~
western points. alI naIs2s- cN-"tt" thr"iiad.
For tickets Apply 81 Gt:t@.&l tl!i:cad fict-C ~.
ace, $40 Main street; a. thr 'NrlYHEc Ecte "a;
corr aav's tcpot, corr t"ritsg~tSiT2 a1' ooat
scres.s, Richmond. Va.
maya II. ~. r!tI'f1t.i$. SGJ-artn taRi@rJ
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SALE OF FALU-
AMIR rr:Ar ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICTlMoSi-By virtue Of n decree Of The Cha A.
Ger Court of the @ity of Richmond Entered on me
al or NAV 1870 III the suit Of the rus;ecs OF Inc
'rhird stree. African M"llindst Chhrch against
'ondexicr ana oh"r.. the un,cr,igne rs sneci
commissioners therein named VIII SCI ~ ~, Tup
Iiee7o ai 4 ! O'clock T. VI. the LOT OF LAID and
nuLIDING thereon knowG ~ the III ni imD >,
Situated Oh tic north size Of Third street between
Leigh and Jackson streets, snI fronting w tecs Oh
TERMS or SALE: One third cash residue on
credits al six and twc'y months, IN equal instai-
mente. purchaser giving nrgoilahl! not~s, WIN IN
ali Of the purchase ,''ney is paid and conveyance
" EDWARD y. CANNON,
HILL CARl Err.
l.. Commissioners.
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TITY SCHOOL-SCR!P. MEXICAN and
" TRADE-DOLLAHS WANTED.
an classes Of STOCKS md BONDS bought and
sold CAMPBELL & StIlOOfCRAFT,
iy4-2t brokers. Richmond. Va.
WA MED, y IRGlN \ CUNSOL-
" BONDS 20 combine with L Considerable
amount OF "ncclerS,' which represent. for The
uurp0sc III fUudng. I viii pay fundin@ cxpcnees
ana allow 4 liIrc:a! rretnium IN new issue 10 any
hol O. of conSn;s uti;n with me for this purpose.
Auniy 10 RICHARD j.. MAURI.
''' Counsellor ut Law.
IL 1I-1m 1915 Vain street, Richmond. Va.
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By GruLbS Il Williams,
Reol Estate AGcntS and Auc!inneers.
Eleventh street between Mann anu Sank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
" VALUABLE FARM on LOWER wi -
RIVER AT ACCTlOH.-!iy virtue Of DEGREES al
thr Circuit Court of the CITY Of Echm"nt. ciltrrd
on the 2slh of September. 1878. anlJunr24. ~:
In the snil therein pending. under the shnr style ol
:. james r. Tosh rs. ST. lou!s Mutual Lii,- lnsh-
rauc. Company aud ais" the und+rSi=Ec''' Who
was thereby appointed 4 special conitnls-i"n'r Tor
that purpose, viii sci ut public auction. iIp',n thr
urruiscs, on MONDAY. 2S h jay. al IL O'Clock
NJ the valuable FARM kn""n rs :, NeSieEnnR.
containing 1873 ACRES. more or c>s lFl!!G ~ 'h'H
icriicld conn;v. mmrciatcly Oh JAMES llN"F, ana
adjoining PrcsqTr lSp.' ,,,,r,or,r,, T.,
ine i'm nrovr,nrn's consist Of C;lNtnki A'l. Il
DWELLING With six rooms aud an necessary
barns and OFT -Is;!sIim"S, AMI He i* j. IN tlgl
state of improvement thus estate l. heiie'ca |" DC
one OF the h, s. Oil James river. -.,
TERMS or SALE: 5000 in cash: the rcsidue
loot In ryc-. OF the amount noted hrIow AZ S:N ana
iwrlyc months Tor neg table NOES win Interest
added hut should the whole sale exceed III amount
thc cyprnst.< and costs Of sale, and The sum or
81 o. 600 with interest from 2silt ScrteMDer, 1875
iheu ne Ia such excess upOu such terms IS Tie sud
'rnsh may in wiring dc*l"natc on or before the day
OF .yra ,, 10 re reserved u,Gn The properly Until
all the purchase. money Is pan.
'' '''0 CHARLES :. STRISGFELLOW,
Special Commissioner.
GRrrES & WILLIAMS. huciionc"rs. je27
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Said Mrs. Baxter to her mat.
- ny dear. whcr, shall we ruSiicatc!
At Newport, Loug Branch. or Cape hlay:
At Saratoga. Pur-!n-Bay
Or where, my dear. | beg you say"
Then Mr. Baxter hcavsd groan.
Ana answered in u sTo.hcrcd tone:
my dear. we cannot, VIII moi roam
By sea idc Dlash or mountain rloam-
Wen rus.icaIc this year at home"
Then Mrs. RaEtc: rayn Il carc-
a shrek went o :: upon the air
= fllsh, Il crash. Il smash. roIr.
A seeihlng. buboliug fioor Of GORE
And Mr. Baxter was no more.
[Ne,p York Telegram.
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BT Francis II. ISbell.
|"" By Francls t. IsDelI.
Psal Estate Agent and Aucttonc7r,
NJ Eleventh street. between Main anl Bank.

THAT NEAT TWO-sTORY FRAME
I nWEfLIEt;. No. IL. WITH BRICK BASE
TrST ~ T!fE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
srist HETWERN riHsr AND F0tSHEE
STEEETS. For ALE AT ACCTloN,-.lt III: re-
-, az tho owner, who has determined Ia remove
~ the cniniry, will. on MONDAY The IN day Of
IuiT. 1870. sell. unnn the nrtm;cs, AT 6 o'cock T.
81 thai NEAT TWO-STOkf thAMc NV 49, IT,
sidr$ Sitcrcn with two rooms, located as above
S,aI. ; the ,ot fronts % feel i inches, ana rams
f.rI; G3 feet 10 II wide paved acE.
fT rnr ~; - sale FRANCIS Z. ISBELL,
4 II '"'~ ~" inupcr.
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By james ". Taylor = son.
Peal Estate Agents and Ancll"heerS'
nflira cnrncr Eleventh. and HanN streets.

v,yEcuTPlZ's SALE OF THAT BEAu-
ltJTIFIfi, Et;iI.DING LOT ADJOINING I'll I,
EEsiDENrE o. GENEE;A@ Z; r. !n GiiE ~
HHHH!.NKiTIN sfREET BETWEEN JEFFThS0N
AND WIDTsI% SHEETS 81 7.l2Nl35 FEET
Scroa ~ iha Cnuncery Court Of the city OF Rirh
Inond, cntpr on the 2d day Ct july. 1878. III the
emf OF Aliens rXccutriN as. Wheat. &C., viii " -
coed 70 sell at public arcIpa np"n The premises on
MONDAY re 18th ddv OF July. 1879. 1T d O'Clock
+. 81 that DE>IGAEi;E BGlLn!NG 10! ,aa'
above ,crcd aud uuoIi which there is comiorIf''"
TV-f-STURY BRICK COTTAGE containing four
rooms wllich can ne uscj adraut"@crI>y IN c"n-
rrctinu with ire G'v; Fling wlicn Icy Errcalicr he
Cuilt upon said lot.
TERMS: one fourth cash: tn" balance ~ four.
cishi iwc!Yr. and sixteen months. irr H"%1i.d"''
no O.. VITA Interest added and Secur.G Dra ,'"i! ~
trust. Taxes FOR this year 10 b. part by ih rl;r-
chaser MAXI y. Al 'hf''
EX' cutr!:: Cf Jn~"ph L!lcn. lrcc:t c''.
JAMES y. TAYLOR < SoS. hEc' ion"cr:. ic 20
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~ j. THOMPSON Brown.
Zeal Estate Agent and Anc'ionccr,
TIA N,I1f street.

TRUSTEE% SALE OF HOUSE AND
j lot OK TIE S'.CIH CnREER or liuih
MD >JSTIl STREETS. n MANCHESTER,
At ACtTfO%-Ey rirtuc III deed OF trust tX-
ccu,c Iv edmond Dixon and wife I" he under
signed trustees date; the 2ih day 81 Scrtrin ber,
1876 and recorded III he lusiiue$ Court OF Man
chester in o. Il. . y. 431, VIC VIII Errccci sell at
public .rIciion. OH MONDAY July TN. at % clnck
affiliations --cI;rtd in SAID coed. au cin@ rcqnrcd
,ry the beneficiary o to dol The PROpERJ J de-
srricd therein IL lows " :, u That parcc! OF lana.
with Tie improvements thereon, on the corner OF
i,:dGin and HUI streets. Tn III" city Of Manchester
fron!tu" IS fec: un Hull street ana rllnnin@ back
between uarIll. lines 81 fee, m0rCo less
TERMS Cash * ~ Sl25.aU and expense OF safe a:
.lancc on such terms parties in'er-srcd may an
u0uuce III sale. } E.FNERAR,
re. liUBSON. Trustees.
.. =. MARTINI
J. THOMPSON i'ROwN. AuctioEccr. 1e2S
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i;y Robert l.. Lyme.
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioh.er.
No, 1912 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE AND PLEASANT
Y .LY-LuCATED TWo.STOEY DETACiED
ERAME, nWELL!EG' 70. i l7i2 N r, 1, +
HOWARD. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS. WIDE
HALL, GAS. WATER. &C. on PREMISES.
FOR SALE iiY PUBLIC AUGrlON.-By request
OF owner shall offer foc sale. upon tho premises,
hv auction. on TUESDAY the Sih day or July,
1879, 1T 6 O'Clock i. H.. The above valuable pro-
p-rly. This l. u real nice AM wei;-conslructcd
DWELLING. and has h-cn bnilt within the past
few wears The LOT Is 2Sxl 20 fcct.
TERMS Liberal, and will ,s made To sult lur-
casrrS. ROBERT Il. LYME.
IS 1-IE, Th.F.M&TG huc!oneer
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LIVERY ASD SALE. STABLES
LIVERY AMP SAz.f3* STsEEES.
. sA @ go Is szzZ!l.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIEs, AND WAGONS
.... :, AT AUCTION
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1888 AND144o FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber hus fitted up In connection with
his extensive stables one of The most
:. COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAIAARS
O be found In This country: and having every IA
cility for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
solici,s consIenments OF
- HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES, s
Of every kind, promising that all stock. &c con-
signed 10 him shall have every attention. and re-
turpS promptly made. -;-
= LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when REQUIRED.
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces censignnents OF almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure and work-purpo5e=. Is also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles In
this department VIII be sold at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and i'll no Instance VIII any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
ing TO purchase will fad 1t 10 their interest 10 ex
anime this stock.of vehicles, &c.
My STABLES are new, OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for drovers.
Parties desiring TO purchase for their own use or
the trade. viii find u large stock to seect from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT,
uRDAY ut 10 o'clock A. M.
II II ssts..s JOHN Il, DAVIS, Proprietor.
r. n. Cook, Auctioneer, -,
RICHARD ECLATEE, Manager.
!. N. PACE, salesman. - 80 my IL
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By ,. Thompson Brown,
Rea! Estate Agent AMI ftUcl!omc"r,
lll3 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW
1 FRAME HOUSES ON WEST CARY STREET.
Nv virtue Of deed of trust executed by /. &. ie"tlI
10 me as trustee, dated Octoncr s, 1877. and re-
corded In the Chaucrry Court olicc in ia cd-B" X
III a. page 213 default having been made III pay
meut OF more therein secured and being requested ny
tic beneficiary therein so Ia do. and with the apDrn-
batinu of s,idL c. Lcah will sell lat public aEctIrn.
on SATURDAY, July 5th, 1t 6 O'Clock p. ". III"
PROPERTY described i'll said decd us io lows
All that lot Of ground. witt! AL Tic improvements
thereon. wing and being in the ely 81 Richmond:
within the recently-rSendcd limits lieleol' ana
bounded rs fnlows-to vii ErginniiiG on.lhe SCUM
side of Dover tor Carvl street ut p0int slant l42
feet 4 inches west OF Randolph street, thence run.
min. west SarGIy along Dover Tor Caryl sr"c. ;ind
Ioniu. Thereon, 81 feet. and running back between
parallel lines 1877 feet 10 an alley ten rect Wh'"'
TERMS: y consent OF All parties. one third cash
BALANCE in tx ana Twelve uuts. ccurci ~ trust
deed. l.. IL l'!toh y, tF">'t,;
J. THOMPSON BROWN Auctincer. j. 30
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s'NsSTlNG-EsO
DISPATCH PRINTING-llOusE.
GOOD WORN. Low PRICES.
Paving ono OF the LARGEST AND REST
EoUIppED JOB OFFICES TX THE SOUTH, CEN.
bncd with skiI!ul mechas!ca! tlcut. We arr pre-
pared 10 execute promptly. in the very ICES: s.yn
and AT Low; PRICES, every description CT
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BCSiNESS-CARDS.
gISITING-CARDS.
Observation-Disclosures.
WEDDlSGCARDS.
SHOE-CAKDs,
MASIFEsTs.
BILLS LADlNG,
RECEIPTS
LETTER-HEADS.
SOTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
~ CHECKS, xorrs.
DRUG-LABELs,
TAGS ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS,
ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
| Orders from the country promptly flied ana 'e
vered By express or mail.
| Te have oil the NEWEST STYLES of
and exeen,e wors IN n manner tha, cannot be sur
passed. ta
| We also 10 al, kinds Of BINDING and kULiSe
We will cheerfully furnish estimates ana ssn'
! samples Hue1 required. ha Aa'a'a"'~"
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i:tsaS'CS. aNsss..s. Sr.

i:FtaECS. .,k5ess...s. ~.
/ AIDES, MISSES, TRUNKS, 1ssssrsa
CnILDRE,'s, and ~ lTEU KS.-LADiES
FANTS' TIES, SLIP SARATOGA's,
pEEs, L0W-BOTTOM ladies PACKING
SHOES, SANDALS, &c. TRUNKS,
in endless variety. GENTLEMEN'S
GENTLEMES'S and SOLE I. AT Ii / IL
lTnCNKS.
BOYS LOW-QuARTER GEN EE'S
y /: \ Y l.. /. l. | y Il
TIES, STRAP.SHOES. TkUNKS.
and PRINCE ALBEeTS iVALISrS. RAlLRjAD
bags. SATCiiELS &c.
OLD LADIES' aud OF III Hlg assortment, aud
,ll fresh and nee goods
CENT?, ENES-S Low i fore leaving iii.. city
ii. will hr well worth
HEEL and BRUAD-E0T- ivGur time 10 examine
my stock
TOM SHOES always Oh TRUNK SIRApS'
SII tWL STRAPS.
hand. TOURIST STRAPS.
&. 27-ecd j. A. GRIGG, tenth and MaN.
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-.I,suss,r safrss---Fasure. Isny.:---
:. nv Gr,lbbs g Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclionseis,
Eleventh street between slaln anu Dau
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" 1' NJ, RE SDI, ID AT AUCTION.
nuEIL1SG-HoUsE AT NoRT Elf S TIC CORNER
As 81 G;RdiJNDsS ATTACHED: AND
W nIWELLiNG ON WEST SIDE THlkIIiEAh
STFEET BETWEEN Il AMI D.
STREETS.

In order TO close up the affairs OF TWO es ,ao he
r,n es respectively. at The time, stated oe'oW inc
foowins REAL, ESrA a sE ae, sst
fohasn;x " 1NS-uOUSE mt the northeast cor
c, Of and Thirty first streets tju>t without ING
city lmtaj II has six rooms kl'snen slan n,ior,
sc's nil well enclosed, and about X ACRES OF
LAND attached. ,,o , FRAMED
r,iriI,sr irifh ihrr" r0on,sj and LOT Oh the west
sIde OF Th'rtieth street hetween r ana ) Slrcc's'
2Sx13 go feet. &, !, eo,v d,,s at
The once OF the aucioneers and VIII be exhiollea
Mt the times of sale.. .r,,xo
~ ai,hr.en months for negotiable notes win ln-
farrst added. and secured by deeds OF trust
'eie'' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
,o 90 AuctiOncers.
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$3.50 to Is per reani' III
~ he DIRPATCd PRlNTISG-AOCsh'
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!CHEpLLE ~ TEAMS TttiN. -,
SUNDAY, JUNE. - .--@.
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IrAvs p.f.KsM...a :.nGr:L.

EiCINoHp. sEEp'G L POTOMAC -. i. 80.
OPfICE GENERAL TiCAA" :. ~. ,
RICHMOND. Va, A?riI - -
COMMENCING SUNDAY. MAJ i 1917
" trains Oh this road VIII ran Is i"'''"a'
NORTH BOUND. ,.,.
No l-S.OO A. NJ Ic.yea IL d-S!rrcs :.L-'C- -"
Wa A-o'oo ~ "' fsTrru: sundays d.. a. !" 'sI.-
tsInp ia =. II: Rd;iuiorc,
20 - ii; Pr.Li!,un!a. n.JV
80 '\rr tof., o:uj l. Vi.
=, - IDS rr. st,roa ,tai'J
No. $500 y. A.' ga, ~ tnP:ar. g:a5 l.. VI.
LTi,''..,,, go =. u; - A1E,-
i.i.Jr.,. So \. VI; Ne" A''@'
,.o,,, n st1211fS.liJp NrloS TRAIN
NO. 7-1uV L. h'' ~. H., i,.H Leaves ht.~"-
Stree. s..:!.A Ia!Iy le2c"p' Sun
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
W. ,o,,p arrive. A. I;sr0-Str'et SALON
NJ -io'Ao " sa,,y trscrut Suut.,Ysi Ir*Se2
EeH,Yors $40 !. w.: !,h!S'
5sjnh,a, li:i5 \ NJ: hdt-
more, $50 T. "; Washington
,,... n srrT,r; ~ Ry.d-S,r.e: ,.xt'"n
40. 4 1A:oS a. h'' 1,us ,,vrs Sew forh, lu:u9
% IL: Philadelphia. lao \
Vi. baltimore, .:53 4. VI.
..n.... WasNtryton. $50 \. VI.
W. Gan !. NJ ACCNHNlu DAIioS TRAN,
No. . o'1o a. xrriYes At Broad-S;reet stAil"a
daily except Sunitysl.
.r. c. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket AGENT
~ n MYERS. General Superintendent. Ap ~
----------------
sa "a psr roam. AZ
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ICHMOND, YORK E1VERGTI:M,,
IL [, a. ,.if.-ss3

1eAND CHI StpEAkE hILRO u. -Sat=as.s.lrazsss.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORT A
TIUN COMPANY.
Througll-freight route between Richmond VA.
ard Boston. Providence. dali New England cities
steamers leave EST POINT. VA. on eacG
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive At " EST POINT on each I'll rs
DAY aud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston auG
Providence Railroad Uia West Point. Va.
II. L. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
E.D. GEOEEE. General Agent. ap3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-04

NOW MS TO consumption. IL Nd Sstsa,a'SS.
that the United States and the %noie, OF
Europe consume annually s30,0ao,0 GOO OF
silver in the srts. plate, electrotypng,l loss
by sea and land. abrasion &C.. Some think
this estimate is too high. Since 1852 the
average export to Asia-isiat sink OF silver
from Europe and tho United States s about
40. GOO 600 per year. It is thus seen that
there ia no osef-prod uetba and its intrinsic
value can BE maintained at and above its
present price. II isaiso clear as soon az the
German supply OF silver is exhausted. which
Will soon be. that there is no. pnrchasab!e
SILVER Ii, sight excepting the 5-fr9nc piece
and the United States standard silver dol
lar. Tits not likely that these can be pur-
chased excepting at above their legal value.
Silver wilt then resume Its normal price
above gold, proving that the present
decline in the price OF silver was merely q
perturbation caused solely By legislative
action. z5 q. q
The produetion Of gold since 1850 has
beer greatly ID excess OF silver. Between
: the years 1852 and rs n, ina onI u two years,
as54 and 1911, has tue worlds product OF
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-22
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY p. 1879.
Dunq Witb his Boots On.

A saloonist in one of the large east ern depots could clear his saloon of loafers in just one minute by placing on the hot stove, a ball cartridge from which the powder had been extracted. The other morning an ungainly-loOk- ing chap, who seemed to have been frostbitten by contract, and whose old overcoat was too ragged to even tangle the cold, dropped into the place in a qulet way, and at once tried to sur round the coal stove. The salooniSt asked hlm if he didn't want a hot drink, and he replied:
 "Oh, 1 guess not-I'll thaw out by the fire after an hour or two"
 Pretty soon a hint was given him that he could buy a ten-cent cigar for five cents, and that reminded him that he had a clay pipe and some tobacco in his pocket. The saloonist thereupOn determined to scare him out, and while fixing the fire, he placed one of the de- ceivers on the stove and leaped away, with the exclamation that some fiend had conspired to assissinate him. The stranger rose up, realized the peril, and called out: |" How long fore the darned thing will shoot off" You haven't a minute to live if you don't get out doorsm was the wild answer, as the Saloonist made dive for a rear room.
 "Pete Adams" began the stranger, as he shook of his old overcOat, "yOu haint got tarnal thing live for, and you might as we'll go under now. when collins are cheap. Brace up, old boy, and die with your boots On-whOop 7"
 Picking up a stool, he knocked the hot-water can off the stove at the first blow, and he was whaling away at the beer tables, when the saloOnlst rushed in, and screamed out:
 Fly, fly, or you're a dead manm
 Welcome. King of terrors r' whOop- ed Peter, as he tossed a table clear over the barkeeper's head.
 Three or four men came in to help secure him, but before they had sue ceeded in tanning him down behind the coal-box, they had bumps and bruises enough to last them for a month
 I'm the clothes-pin that never flies from nothing nor nobody" remarked Peter, as they finally let him up and sought to get $20 damages.
 He hadn't a red cent, and when he had jumped through a back window and cantered down the alley his faded and ragged overcoat alone remained to tell that he had been there.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-22
Jan IS
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE | First Judicial nistrict. in the County ol Pima, Territory of Arizona.
 To Thomas $ Morgan, who IS non- resident or the Territory of Arizona.
 John MeCaffer.y and Asbury Harpend- ing, plaintiffs, against Thomas S. Nor gan and Samuel O. Smith, defendants
 Action brought in the District Court Of the first Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima, in the Territory of Ari- zonR.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to Thomas S. Morgan and Samuel O. Smith. You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear in an action brOughl against you by the above named plaintiffs in the District Court Of the First Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima, in the Territory Of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Of this Court at Tucson in said county "a copy of which complaint accompanies this sum- mons) within twenty days (eXcluSive Of the day Of seTvice) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but 1T served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded there in, and cost and disbursements in this be- half expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Tucson, this tenth day Of February, A. D. 1879.
 ". s. ErWARDS, Clerk.
 By GEO. 4. CLUM, Deputy. Feb I5 ls-lOw