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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

!
y 2E'!z RicHH6SnA Np REyEHsHUBG}

i =
l h'oaA a e AZ se eosras4.
IfYOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on fhis rSdd WIN run IS follows:
| Fssgs ~ LEAVE pIcHHoNI s0DfHs 48.siff2E <
l1:so a. Il, THR2Iga NAL dsily, eonns ssts
!! Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
1 .s1S and Manchester, and W HALFWAY ON
] 500 4. NJ, s hiscctcsoisfMo DATioN daily make.
Il - & J rta3t close connection al Petersburg with
zi rairasd for Bristol, Chattanooga,
! .y-tti Nashville. Memphis, Lynchburg.
i - Farmvi1le, and other local tations on
:. 'fzT3t4 that road, making same time rs by
sr:f stss any other line. Stops a. all regular
s:oop. .,A s;esSasiAr1oN TRAIN dali,
80, texcept Sunday. Passengers taking
~ 8t' this train Win make c,sse connection
i Es - at Petersburg for Norfolk. sE
1925 p. IL. THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
80 for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh.
Z err. ~ .4 Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
= .~Ei< III Mobile, New Orleans. and at: Dofuts
South and Southwest Pullman sleep
in2-car from Washington FOR VIII.
mineton. Savannah, and the soath'
Stops ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and HALFWAY on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .....s
6:35 a. n, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg sne
s.La,s.. Potomac railroad for all points North,
East, and West. Stops at Manches-
'"=t' ter and Chester, and at Half Way
and ~ Drury,s Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. IL, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops at all sta
.... -. tions. rr.sn1,-' ..-. - ...i.-N'
ITO P. NJ, ACCOMMoDATION' TRAIN daily
- .ttWii Except Sundav). stops only ut Man.
.... o.. chester and Chester, and Halfway on
p. va" '''f' on signal.
$3.50 p, II THROUGH MAIL daily, sonAectiat
with Richmond, Fredericksburg END
r Potomac railroad for all points Eay
.,...-, and West. Also, making close cenHec
.''." ton with the Chesapeake and OhIt
j - railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
all points North aad West. This trais
u.s. 80. stops at Manchester and Chester, anc
- o. at Ralf- Way and Drurys Bluff, OF
90 signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start IRON
the Appsmattox dapot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mono $40 A. Ne and $50 2. NJ; leave Peters
burg ego A. n. and 5:25 p. every Sunday.
my I. ,1.@rSf':5 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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IN. IA H IA sbe nssi Jsssss w e
shs, =. ss,eu md me adsEntakcs % sn gRsasr
49, ~, nc9oW pl3s ~ ".
,is. rsvss sl,nye pant eeek I'D too greas toIs
s..s s y y. ma os the
|sna ss.s Seetoi b0Gss natst rs eat sittes pass
s ~, s ~ ancks ssd iong neets OF loWs
made 10 q the rixef aipst. baas .. /. -,
s-.' yrhsn fhfs intFnyeMent ~ .comptetc y
.hinpers al, park thslr barge @ the monsa
a. ~ Kanawf5a, aaie Ohio q ioWI ana pe
800 4ns fake The f3rSt Of d sss Ter maEks.,
s rosaidarabte xxiyautage u point oI s, ii3l
nvsr PIttsbuskh But the Ohio ~ oile =.
havipable for these harges below the mousA
lnf the KauaRisa when u IS not 30. 49,.
piyinr the EaBawba operator the .futues
sdyantage az. a1nore frequent market a1u
fhs ability 10 do bis work with less pls0s: /:
Ta,e efeet ahst be to entrance the value W
noaI. md saltelands In the KanaWha WHEY
IN uaany times the cost Of these W0fk ~. ,
nntfH The fmrroge Is success ul-hs !.
there Ia lalle doubt Of it-it Is Likely sssa !.
the Ohio viii be similarly improved, ga
have removed from It the scarcetF go -,
xeratad stigma OF being dried up one ,n ~.
the wear and frozen up the other naiL ~.
Ised ) movable dam Of similar character
d n course Of. construction Just, .eeieW
pitts hsreh. under Colonel Merrill llnfte1
S,ates engineer; but Il Is not 10 lar 40
ysncea as these two on the KanaWha.
n The work thus far done--whether 20
fron .ynod. or stone-is Of an exoeiieas
Sharastsr: I snd reflects credit on tbe en-
Sins,r who designed 1t, as well as the 'en.
eei,,eesr n charge. The work has been On
nrorress FOR four years, but has been ae-
iaveS nv the failure Of some contractors.
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! BY Frank ID. Hill h Co.,. =.
/ Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..,<.ns .,,..I1OS Main street.

rv,Rr1sTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
i RRfCK DWELLING No 1910 East
,FRANKTIN. STR EE r.. BETWEEN NINE
TEESTH- AND TWENTIETH .STREbTS.-by
yirne OF deed of trust 10 the undersigned trns:
the dated june s. duly recorded In the clerk,s
,oface OF Rfchmond Chancery Court, in Deed. Book
I12 A.. page ,4S7-bsing required SO to do by the.
holder OF The notes therein secul ed. default having
.teen made in the payment Of the same-I viii sell,
,On The or emises. at O'Clock P. M. on TUESDAY,
September 16, 1879, the REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED 2I
in said dsed-as follows: All that certain LOT OF
uANOIyine and bel ng In the city OF Richmond, on
iheuorth side OF Franklin street between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets. fronting on Franklin street
lines 100 feet. with BRICK DWELLING AND
other improvements thereon The dwelling con-
ains about eight rooms, and detached kitche1 all IN
good repair .-.. ~ =. u. :. -
TERMS Cash as to s1.567.50 ana expenses OF
sale residue upon terms TO be announced at The
sale. ->' f.. ...f.''H e." rRANh ~ ILL.
2 se5.r..' r....t,.,. 8-- - !-,1,- Irustee.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 4, 1879.
. i

PORT OF. RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 4, 1871
ARRIVED. i h-5.-.
disc and passengers. G.. W. Allen &, Co.
Steamer j. W. Eyerman. Carr. Philadelphi;a,
merchandise and passengers, j. w. McCarrick'
Schooner Charlotte Fish,, = -, philadelphia
schsoner a. d: Hurlburt, Irving, New York rner'
Schooner John Mcdonald, McKendry, Phiadel-
ph'a, coal, s.H. Hawes.
:! - $50 :" ~ p SAILED. ...-.-a
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United S, .
mail, merchandise, aud passengers l.. Is. insum'
: !, CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From, ph,ladelDhla September Sd, schooner N. e.
Rock hin, RockhiIl. ...t.
I = 1H:.'l,=,2 !, MEMORANDA. .:...
ptt1I, .pEIpHIx. September 2.-Arrived: Sc9oon-
ars NJ q. Carroll. Carroll, and j.. ID. Cottlngham,
0nrlen frOaa Richmond. -. 80.
: lie schooner Susan Ellen, Perry, cleared from
p" ~ ..@s DISASTERS. gf.se -, ..lsys5 80
scnoH ,S coal. august 26lh 10 2sth, had heavy
vaie aud was hlown to the Gulf Stream lost boat,
spill sai ssSsooer Charles Gssken Captain John
'Whse which ef. west Poiur. Va, August 10Th,
on .hs "a ssr e aps sn
lost: In, BODY Of Wilson was found and buried
shin, arrived In Richmond yesterday.
,sfxfV SnEEDIsASTERS IN AUGUST. es,.'iJ =. =
stThe nusaber Of vessels belonging to, or bound to
or from Uerfs In the United States, reported totally
lost and nsasStng during rbe, past month Is 6z:of
which 's6 we're :wreckea, 4 abandoned, ] burned
sunk by coinsaon.2 c&psixed, SfoHdered, and are
slissiIg. Tte Hsteomprlses steamers, ships, 6
harks, g. briggs, &gd SIS schooners. and their total
ssIne, exclusive OF carHees is estiaated at $685.
oVo' s 5 I.5s ~ IsIearaph. .,;. 80. |
NEyy YORK. Sepiensher 4,-Arriyeds Helios. Hol-.
land, Stale OF NeEads, ,ARsYrlA. Helyesia: Home
ward 80 und Yosepen, for New Orleans; Constan-
Iine, FOR NewsIsfeaas4 fstayarin. for Pensaeola-
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RAILROAD Inv.
II snr
HlgHxosD, YoRK Bryxa AND s.nsss9
SdHEDULE or TRAINS A'Lao4s.'t
~ TAKING EFFECT AGG1s,

THROUGH PAssgScn,
s:oV r ID. Leaves Richmond 1TRsnsv
D "a, and SATURDAY" :, l'i'.eo.
west Point With steamer nynhs's, :,
III points on York river ,,sTnh, :"
more. Arrtses In Bal,,a.ssaf El%a
NJ: connects with raI-!In,s u
se-'' IngtoT, philadelphia. Nex yfW,i'
..,.- tQn, ana all western pnirr, '@fs IN.
~ EiChrnoDd with trains ~ priif1Es.t,,
Ohio r sMIIrssdsF and caes.p.,s.s,s:
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o'oo a. NJ Leaves Richmond MOSDiv
x.oo ~ HESDAY. sndTRIDAY:' a. E.1.
s'oo a. ~ TnESDhY, THURSDAY ~.
.@.I .g URKDAY., Conueo:s viii 'af SAT.
~ west Point for river l,nJ,r' nzns,
tnore, and all western ,nS...f p.
~ r neetsai Richmond VIII i, r'yn". TT.
Sins. T. mond and )zrylle rslIr1,II S,oh Est.
a nhio re,ersbIry and Cas:sibsse..Gyh.'aa. 4
s.nH LOCAL PAsSESGEp
a:oo e NJ t SrS Richmond MONDAY We,
THROUGH PASSFSt,tt,
AVOo IL IL AIilres At Richmond Tr.v,
Iii .H THURSDAY. and SAIiRin.r t5D!Yi
r,..,. nsc6 win Trains on I,!rh,n'' t"l.
FeUrsbhrs and rhAs3ra,t'pLs aH
~ t .,.l steaser IIaY.a, '. s.I yai0
hhoXYDAT, WEDSg 81 ,iy'',t ,s,,r,:i
DAY, At p. ~. con,,,'a' FRI.
-.r.." ..,. trains from PHILADELPHIA KS KS viz
.,.. aIa Heaserh Tint, anl 4: ~. lh,9rs,
&. South. '"H0rf lat T.:
= B. THROUGH FREIGHT.
1850 r. d. Arrives az ItiCRnond Mnyn.,
NEsDAY, and FRiit22$S ~ WE'D.
! $50 P. u. TUESDAY, THURSDAY Hnn
.'..s. URDhl. Connects With 81 SAT.
West Point from Batr,s,am"' a.
meets with RichNons a.l H. r9s.
Richmond and Petersburg, ,r XIX ~ ...t,
..-. Deake and Ohio railroad. -isA-
.. ... LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives 4. Richmond MOvn,
WEDNESDAY, anI FKip,y"
meets With Eichmond .ns p. ~
~ burg and Chesapeake and ont, =
-# - roads. ' 49,
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 70 or ..
southern points. Cars run through between Aus
and West Point.
Careful handling and tispatcn, with loves. ,,,.,
guaranteed. 80
, Through bills OF iai!ns. atth guarantee. 49,.
Issued TO all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 1" ri! northern. rag,t-, -.
western points, and baggage checked :hr0rgb SS
For tickets apply al General Railroad rIrS., N,
ice, 1875 Main Greet; a. .he ENraangc ~ ~,
compaav's depot. corner Tw"nty-;h!rt ari -. "a.
streets, Richmond. Va. III
rna23 II. 7. nnIIGhAs. S.per.utants,.
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.1s. H. ByiJ. Thompson Brown, ~
Real Estate Agent and Aucf1oneer,
.t..,.t.. r.t-..,r 11l3 Main street. ',-..

TRUSTEES, SALE OF. FRAME
J. HOUSE AND LOT At NORTHWEST COR
NER OF BAKER AND HICKORY STREETS
nv virtue of deed of trust dated Oath July. lS77
executed by Richard Thompson and VIE 70 Inc mn
Chaucery Court office d. q. l11C p S5.we VIII sell
at auction. on the premises. on TUESDAY, Sep:
tcmber 9th. at O'Clock M:, the above property
bcing NEW FRAME DWELLING, situated on
the northwest corner of baker and Hickory, or Lit
lie Clay street, having front CT 26 feet on BAKER
street and a depth of 100 feet TO an alley, and Is
Lot No. 40 In Marshall's plan.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale and q note OF
1851, with interest 10 oath July, 1879 baiance III
note Of six months, with tniereStadued.
THOMAS N. PAGE,} i'oS'ees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc;ioneer. sc &.
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, AuctioDeer, and Notary Public,
Office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" LIABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD C0UN-
TY. NEAR THE CLOVER HILL COAL MI NEs.-
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court Tor Ghes
terrified county. entered ut the May term, jSI9. IN
the case of Flnney rs. Wake we VIII SCI ~ tCV'
OF Chesterfield county courthouse, on p la.
the sth day of September 1872 hetween .nt
now occupied by DR.. John Wake, called nySn I i n
AZ whole or In such parcels as may seem oG seo
the day of sale The whole tract conIains ooo4
ACRES. IL has been divided into hye tracts. a.
NAV he seen by plat IN the auctioheers once, auo
Which will be exhibited The day OF sale. Lot NO,
with most of The buildings. contains 1905 acres:
Lot No. q 1919 acres; Lot Nc 3, 1921 aSres; LOT
for The most part lies peantiullyis well wooded ana
ws,ercd viii, two county roads passing through IL,
ond Iorderine on the Clover Hill railroad: eonve-
nent to schools churches, post office, and railroad
ds,,os Portions of The land has quantity OF ccrd-
Wood some of the very best for shipping purposes,
and otherwise we'll limbered. ,-,.--.
TERMS: Enough cash to defraY The expenses or
suit and sale, sommissioners' fec, &c. tsay about
s5OOl; and as to the deferred payments. on credit
of one. two, and three years Tor negotiable uoies.
with interest added from day OF sale. and title re-
tanned until The ,sr payment OF purchase money Is
made and ! conveyance ordered by the Circuit
Court. ...ea BESJAMl II. NASH.
WILLIAM ]. CLOPTOE.
au &c s..E .--- Special Commissioners. .
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GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FORSALE
" We will offer for sale, TO the highest bidner at
1879, that VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
known as the COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, situ-
ate in the county Of Rockbridge, Va, and two miles
from Goshen Depot. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Sale 10 be made on the premises. .e, ~, 81 ~
TERMS Made known on the day Of sale. ~
-ls.1i 1s'EE3a ~ a. n. A. GOODLOE. {.
ae a.eodtds - JOHN D. STERRETT.
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FINANCIAL.
VaO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS g. n
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

II At q meeting or the Board OF Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund held May I, 1S79,tt was
: RexolUed, That the acting president or the Boaro
give public notice by advertisement that the out
standing Donds OF the city OF Richmond, due In
1850, WIN on and after the let day Of July, 1879
be redeemed on presentation at the ehlce OF the
In parsnance Of the above directions, I hereby
Give notes that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS 0F
THE CITY. due In July. i 30, amounting TO $751;.
x6l 37. and August. 1850, amounting 10 ,$S7,.
u 06.0l9.66-wilf be redeemed nj
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on preseAta:
ton at the cficc OF the Auditor OF abe city on and
~ = HENRY G.. CANNON,
Acting President. Commissioners Stalking Fund
uS -.
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REAL estate AT PRIVATE SALE:

EOR SALE, sAFMOST.DEsfkAb BE IA
E PROPERTY situated ut Gordonsville sn,t- - 4
atpe for family or summer residence. Inc HOHSE
Is beautifully situated on an erninence N
the towns within q few minntes"ss u Thsrs are
TUIHTY.THREE ACRES or LAND, well ienceo;
and in a good state ef cultivation yaIiesfr aus
most comfortable home. For fnrther pasLlsnafss
Apply GUrdGnsyiile, Va. !
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~ BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
l. LITTLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN HENRlC0
ABOUT TWO MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
BETWEEN THE DEEP-RUN TURNPIKE AND
THE RICHMOND AN FREDERICKSBURG
RAILRnAD.-As trustee in certain deed OF trI s
IRON Mr.. K. II. Stratlon, bearing date LON OF nc
cember. 1873, and duly recorded In the Henrico
County Court, SHALL as trustee proceed I" se' 81
Dubic auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY,
18th OF September. 1879. at 5 o'clock +. ~, the
EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM located rs S,G a t",s
w. II adjoins the lands Of Messrs. Thomas JOhnsnn
John A.. Lynham and others. contai =! ~
ACRES the most Of which Is open land or far qusl-
inv. The Improvements consist of q comfortable
DWELLING AMI the usual ont.ouiIdinEs; Ihtre Is
on the place very superior ORCHARD OF CHOlCE
FRUITS and well Of good water.
TERMS Enough In cash to detraY , EXPENSES OF
bond amounting 10 about $4,000: balance on such
terms as shall be announced At the time OF sale.
w. GODDIN. Trustee.
p. S. The creditor would extend the credit as 10
$4,000 for one. two three four. and five years In
terest at six per cent? payable half yearly, properly
Sc
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INMAN LINE seTssIlzs
L UNITED STATES tnsss-zss s;zTsz
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWS AND
g.. .r. LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
'.. CITY OF BERLIN. 5.491 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 4.6O7 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. 1886 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL. 1890 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 1913 tons:
- CITY OF NEW YORK; 5000 IONS. .,n,u,
THESE MAGNIFICENT SIEAMEhS ar ,, .i.n1 ~
The strnnpcst largest and fastest on the Atlantic,
and have every modern improvement. inc'unlne
hot and cold wafer and electric pens in s.ate
rooms revolving chairs In saloons, bath ana suoK
ipo.Ioons. barber-shops, &c: .,, .,,r
For rates of passage and other Information apDl5
roi i"'s' " JOHN q. DALE.
" Agent 81 Broadway, New York; or to
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.,
.oJ1r Richmond.
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.sf..sT FOR, BENT IL,
RESIDENCES FOR RENT

NO. LIS south Third street. between. Car5 any NC
Canal streets, containing about twelve Looas ann
ALL the most modern Improvements ana eouF 'i,
se NJ. soa Marsh.ll. between Eighth and Ninth
streets ten rooms; kitchens stable, gas WAFER &C.,
Nos. SOC and 3I1 west Grace street. between
Madison and Monroe streets, ten rooms ana az cor
yeniencts and have lately been put In thorough re-
: No. ala south Fourth street, between Byrd and
Areh streets tGsmbIe.s Hill), eight rooms very
i, Two OF those desirable. WFLL1NGS In Jones's
Row ON Grace between Monroe and Henry streets,
Containing about (. a rooms; khcheu, gas, water,
and an the mo arn. caayenienees. = gI,E
: No. 26Ol, southeast corner TWenty-sixth ano
Franklin streets seven rooms stable, &C.
No, southwest corner Twenty.fourth and Mar
shall streets ten rooms, all modern convenlences' In
thorough order. 10. -, ,-.- ,
No. 3o2 west Grace street. between Madison and
Monroe streets. seven rooms; kitchens bath, &C.;
: 'fDESiRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, west side
Of Twenty-fourih between Broad and Marshall
s'i BRICK RESIDENCE south side Of Broad be-
tween Twenry-lbird and Twenty. fourth streets.
BRICK DWELLING.,Su blctl's Row, west side OF
Fifth between Clay and Leigh Streets
SMALL DWELLINGS and ROOMS for rent In
various portions of the city. Apply to
ROBERr B. LYME,
co 6-9t 's ~'.'. '-.sI2l2 Main street.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP AsESg
~ - COMPANY s.dZs
FOR NEW YORK.

THIS company win dispatch one OF their splendie
steaners-0LD DOMINION. WYANONE; lSAAl
BELL, and RlCHMOND-eyery TUESDAY
Friday, and SUNDAY at high water. -.
These ships are entirely new, aud were ouis
pressly fer this route. ,,.,
The fare, accommodations. and stten tions are az
shins Going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
pier AZ, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight received 0lLil 4. d. daily. ...s.sa
FreigRts for points beyond New York FORWARDED
With dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex'
peasea incurred. Ts.;tsts :: s:5sY..ssl
Cabin fare 70 New York, s1a Storage, So ant
ss. -: 2>aa "
FOR further information apply 70 or, = -
~. GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nav 10 ONCE Coa,alnv's wharves. RockeHs'