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EAST IIJis3.


'''''.' ''''' 50.
Mall train arrives al Richmond I4iiyeN-
Ernress train arrives A. 80 j. W.
...................... '''' ,
and on Tuesday. Thursday. auA >,r,r- ~ ''' ''''
gInla Steamboat tonrsay'. lr"amr-
Ariel, which leaves I:IrLmoud tnrOiI
Point, Norfolk. &C. al 1:lJ !. VI.
Accommodation train arrives a, Elrl,-
mixed tram leave, >taGn nn i; :j.ij ~
| taking passengers from virginia N.u'.'t y =. Wv
from Washington. and arrives at AIcAra q .'i.;J
T.. ~. daily exc. nj sunday. '1
\ connects with firyuta NiIlrnI rt -.,.t. rr,.
| ing at ll:uO \. NJ. for Lyrchhurg ,t.l k..i.....
Mississippi and ohio Eiiroad .'u.ua.aa. a,.l
Washington. 80
Il connects with virginia Mi!'Er! rH'9 ~. hl--
Ing III 800 4. NJ. Tor Ha>h'G.'"r. ..' will Nlr.
gintt M!diand rdlIroai. irlN t@, :, -..a l. y ,.-
Lynchhurg and Atlantic, Ai,>rrirlI A... u4.u III.
road stations.
ID connects with Valley rti,0Li. t,lS - - ) T.
~ for Harrisounurg.
r. connccis WIN r'i"F E2i'f'"t' !"t'l1g ID: ! IL
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n rnunrc,s .r,r ST., =, IL, a,,
Nnrthyyost '>' ''''' ID 80
j connect. with NIL urs li,cr,.i.r., q. ,t.. ",
Northwest and southwest, " v : i.IN\
Engineer AMI ~,ru,...t,...'. =.
CONWAY r. HOWARD ,,rur~si i',-....., .-
Tlckn, Agent. Iy.i
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i SMALL BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, On
CHERRY STREET CORNER OF GREEN, BY
AUCTION.-As trustee in certain decd of trust,
bearing date the 10th day Of December, ISL,
from w. K. Thorp and wife, duly recorded IN tile
Richmond, 10 secure the payment OF certain obli-
CATION of debt therein mentioned tdefault having
been ma Dc in the payment thereof and being 20 re-
qured to do by the beneficiary in said dGei). sia
as trustee therein, sell by anclGni on the 9 AZ
o'clock p. M, n NEAT TWO-STORl Bklth
DWELLING and LOT, fronting l q lO-l2H9t iee'
on Cherry street corner Of Green street ,o
TERMS: Enough In cash To dcfray me TX pr, et
of executing this trust and 10 pay oil INC sum VI
s365 with interest thereon from The l0'h dS = r.
cember 1875; The residue on sich terms ID '''' ~
announced az the time of sale. , TEE ,rrustoe
. ,uc,innre,s jyS
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
BY Frank j. SAMPSON
Real Estate Agent. Auctioncer, AMI Not7rE luo'ic'
office corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ FALC-
CARI,E FARM ABOUT FIVE MILES tKtnM
CLOVER HILL. CIlEsTERFlELD t tV rI1rt ~ I;
Vt-Rv virtue Of 4 decree oi The tlfcut orr on
chesterfield county. entered May -, 20 ~. ,a rue
suit of Il. W. Moore rs Gresham
a ara viii sell by public asc!l6n at Chgsterte'd
Courthouse on the l4lh Ga! Of IVY, iSf?' al -
% obi. John r. Gre. ham died iced and posses
ell ol W" cortaining SIX UuNDEED AND TWO
ScpES Wing and being about i've miles from Go
VIZ Iiili Chesterfield county. Va. and adjoining
The lands of William WILKINSON: r. NJ. WGmack;
and others COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS and
necessary out-hulldingS. y.
frhe said sale Is made At the risk and costs oil
rIorpn,C G. - sham. the former purchaser thereof.
TERMS: one third cash: and the lesidrc upon
credits Of and two years, the nrr hascr TO exc.
cute notes for the deferred payments interest added
from day of safe. and The title retained until the
whole Of The purchase money IS paid and convey
:luce ordered Dy the Court.
G.. G.. MCRAE.
MEADE HASkISS,
Special Commissioners.
F.J. SAHPsoN. Auctionecr. jy 1892
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By ". Goddln, Auctioneer'
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
I BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENIENIIi;Ir,>lLtD.2--
GATED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES k GiS icif
AND EiGHTII STR EETS. AND COMEOKI, i FL;
RRf(,K DWELLING. AND FRAME TE EHfEGN EN-
ADJOISINC;, ON THE EAST SIDE OF fOC IL II
NEAR TO THE NORTH SlpE or o GANn nn
The 3d day Of july. 1877. dnly recorded III kic ,
,nond Chanccry Court, in D. Il. IL A, page =. ana
of an order of said Court entered on me lutn vi
lime $40 substituting the undersigucd us trustee
i'm the place of the former trustee VINO 1echhsa W
net, STALL i'm execution thereof, proceea 10 sG,i u
july Is, 1879 at O'Clock Z. NJ If fair: II nor on
rho fir ! fair dav thereafter. that LAfGE AND
ADMIRABLY WELL-BulLT AND EOSE T.
NIEVTLY-LOCATED RESIDENCE ut the >ouil-
west corner of Leigh and EEhlh streets, nov III 'hc
occupancy of Mrs. Wood ut the annual reni;t' , o,
about S7GO. and in excellent order. a splendid
new range. costing 800. has recently pecn placrn
in tho Kitchen The main dwelling, embracing the
winr contains about seventeen rooms infiualG &c
uodarIO for servants an eSce"rnt Drich stt-
HE and carriage house: with hot aud cold wafer
hath room, &C.; and the usual modern Improve
ments The location is beautiful ole. and the
neiphbortDod among The best in the city.
After wich-Say 64 oclock-l shan nlier l0r say
on the premises, the excellent BRlCh Ten T.
MENT. containing SIX rooms. besides brlch Rifchcn
containing TWO rooms. on the east sldr nl fonrlh
street. adjoining the grocery aud dwelling OF Mrs
Toupin, with cuverts. closets. &c. -
Also The LOT and SMALL FRAME IENE-
MfNT fronting on said east line OF Fourth street.
adjoiung on The north The said brick tenement.
These two tencucntS now rent for about SOU per
annum.
~ d Substituted Trustee.
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DIR. q. McLANE's vERMIEUGE
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
yERAIIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional Pushes or crcumscribed spot on one or
both cheeks the. eyes become dull; the pupils
iIlae an azure semicrcle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells ara sometimes
| bleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing of the cars;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; feeting pains in the stomach; occa-
sIonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen bowels Irregular at times costire;
stools shiny not mfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
e asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth; temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. C. McLANE'S vERnFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form, It Is an innocent preparation, aot ca
sable Of doing tie slightest injury to enc m0S'
tender infant.
sY,e genuine DE. McLANE's yERMrFUGE bears
The SIGNATURES OF c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
ON she wrapper.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

BOOTS. StessS. &C.
T AIDES, MISSES, TRUNKS, $50
CHILDREE'S, and IN TT UNh s'-AAIiho
FANTS' TIES, SLIP SARATOGAs'
,rps 1ou.porToM LADIES' PACKING
SHOES, SANDALS, &C.. TRUNKS
,,o,, ,.au,.,, GENTLEMEN's
CENT? EAlEN's and S3LE I II I II
,orr o1rapTER GEN LEMEN's
BOYS IL" r r a Y Z l. L l n G
TIES, SNAPSHOTS TE Z ! ! SSrfEuEN,s
npIxcE AIBERTS IVALISES. RAILROAD
ana Ii'i-> BAGS. SATCHELS, &c.
orDrADJES, and OLD Big assortment, aud
VIZ all fresh and NICE goods.
cr,S.rT ENES,S LOW Before leaving the city
oG'' 1t will be well worth
uFEr and BROAD-BOT-l your time to examine
'i'1A my stock.
TOM SHOES always on TRUNK STRAPS,
Ao SHAWL STRAPS.
hand. lOUhiS1 alhafS.
Ia o7-eod j. A. GRIGG, Tenth and Main.
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A connects for Milton. SC
Il connect. for Ashcyie All" al points u. "'s'':-
North Carolina daily. except ~""I'y' .,..,,
G conaccts for Macon AMI ali u"h'a III .'.''"-''
d connects for ia x,ouv lie au all yo.:.;s Il. -
+. connects for Macon anI all points IN ~"g'aH'5
Georgia and Chlttanoos"I N",i''i'i", M'"!' "A'
al f. Connects for Selma, Meridian, J1oa-a". aud
Vcksburg. -,.,...
Trains from the ahOTc-nt'r-i F.'i. ''i ~. 80
Rirhn,ni at 4:43 p. ". amt $50 \. VI :,
Tile Train arriving At Richmond a. az. \, ":
makes close co"nvcnnn "itl 'i, '.s-',''+ f..
CoInpauy'S steamer trIct I'T tI ''utts '.'' = 49,.
leaving Richmond 1t 7:l5 \. NJ. l"rr""}'' '''.'>'
days, and SATURDAYS. -..., ..,,.s;
Trains between GTccE>o"t" dI'' @'''''" 500 ~
except Sunday. .....
Pullman Palace Drawins-room a"I ~''"i@ns ~;
rum through OF Train NJ. - from -" l..N
RichmonI 10 Atlanta, anu FROM t'"',
gusta, and on Train No. h from Ne" i"'"4''' -
moud 10 Greens oro'. .. -
Tickets sold 10 all points south >"@''''1'.' $50
southwest. and baggage checked through. 49,
Freight Train No. 8. cayng R!chM"nG ii, ~
~. and 40. 10. arriSin: In RichhoLi a. 60 I.,s
will have accommodations for u IL" -''..' 49,.
passeugers, who must purchase nc>c'' i u
ting on the tram. No passengers Viii c 1.''"
other fre gnt trains. .,
No lay-0yer checks given on local t'tsr',.,,
-'' " JOHN Il. VI ~ VI E',t
General Passenger y, 49,
T. NJ. r. TALcoTr. General >nrciiL1' =, ~ -
R,cgaoSp, FsEp'G < roroNtr Il. X; cog
RICHNoSp. Va. Ap-t! - i-'9.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. NM I, S''
~ trains on this road MI! run ~ 'o'''"'
NORTH BOUND. ,r.
Eo, c.oo , NJ r.,vcs lsyr,!-Str-ct station ds. y
NJ. low a. h' S...,, S,,r.i,y~i: du. - w.
,nsfon, $40 =. 81: B'llih"ri
3:O5 e. VI. ; rAiIn!e!r"i';. "a,
| IN .\rr YORK, lArI /. VI
M ,-h,no p NJ leaves Hvrd-Strrc. >'.'!"" :: "
No o-o'oo due a, Washington, ?.1o T.. =.
baltimore, lI:o? /. y, NIX,
ticiphis, 3S5 \. H.; NJ"
! oo,u 99alcc6SWoDATi0N TEAlN
NJ for Junction. leaves - -,
Street sta.toa daily teActp' SN-
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
,o,,pu arrives a: Byri-Street station
| dairy except SonE!>,' uE'r,.
New York, s:lS A. ~ Iu,r,,.
delphla. ll43 " n.
more. $3.50 L. III. a'Iils'
,,.o. 80 @z,,e e; al A. Eyrd.s,reet station
W. daily Leaves New h"es, ~
p. NJ; Ph!Iade!ph!2. l.4V y
| .... NJ; baltimore, i:53 \. NJ
Wasniuytou. $50 \. ~
| r q o..n A NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TEti -,
40 Q DIV " " arrives 1T Rrcad.Street ssasi'A
daily lexcopI Sundsys,:
c. A. TAYLOR
| General Fieket Akens
IN n NyERs General Superintendent ar-'
|
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a. 1t,I sALEs-.This nay.
a., no., 1893 AND 14x0 FRANKLIN STREET.

AUCTION sALES..Tnls Day...
snsiG#MDEB-BAzAR,-. + -ss-.
H. Nos.l438 AND LAO FRANKLIN sIhkEt.
FouRTEBN HORSES. PAIR, MATCH ~ MARES
49, AT AUCTION.
4 r,Ite nay AT 10 O'Clock we will sell. ~ above
FFRE III, AND RELIABLE HORSES, such as
~ rnr, he recommended rs sound and reliable,
- AT SANE TINE 49,, ,nd ave
1 PAIR MATCH GRAY. MARES. innr ,, ans nse
yyT s;fs 81 Ff6fNa ase abS
a ,eyen wears old sousd and kind; together Win
aFiRST.RATE ToP-BUGGY3, i ~ gS saIe ornsn
jy12 - 4. .: Go0-A! sa.ss.. -
mo ARRIyE THIS MORNING, TWO
HUNDRED FOXES PRIME TOMATOES
FRESH SPOTS, 'T9OUT, de.roun prpcH.
TIGH-CoNsTABLE's SALE OF BA-
IT, ERY. DARKROOM, AND FuRNiT91KREtim, e
will sell at PUBLIC 5 auG ~ oclock 4. H.. at No.
s7ssg and io Lester stree. Reekets shsoilow
fns 2nronersy TO satisfy sundry Distress "hlrabS
nd e1ecutioEs In my hands: -,
SHOWCASE, BREAps;;IuiKfYfnnsSsh i91fE. iPLAT
GAEkESeGuTTERs LoiIR. SUGAR. GRA IHH5S
4ftTT 7, MEASURES Adde's. CROCkEIhs,15,
and TTN.WARE, PEELs. SIOTE ana mys rrTb g.
LAMPs h sox Af nei;RBAsHHEkvisG and scREEN
RAAREREI,.SIGN, GLASSWARE. DEGAE,TlEisE.IS5,
nnIks5MHJtniNS. ABLES, GARNET. VASE
STAND, TOWEL.RACk, Mlhasoh' fiCi ohH''
cLoGK; L 9aJS + Fl WHITING, H.C. C. r.
n. r. At the same time and place inc Nv W. y
uOusES az numbered above Will be 0nereG LOT rem
Flor The term Of one year. ~ It--
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BANKS AND RANKERs,
REu,OVAL.

DEStOVAL.-I Wish to inform my Gus
LII toners and the public generally that have
429 Broad street to sos WEST CLAY STREET.
where aul prepared to do FIRsT.C CLASS WORK
ilthe latest styies. = MISS IL BRIGGS,
= g. 80 sos we.t. Glsy street.
4 ty 9.eod6t between Henry and Smith.
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GOLD PENS.

GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, S72,
is the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens. and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced by skilfu combination of the two precious
and non. corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-while the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of copper, reducing Its ncness without yield
Ing that elasticity, density. and steel-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The "REC-
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTS are OF the best Irid-
um (damouds), indestrucible with fair treatment,
and polished TO glass-like smootlness.
Stce.pen writers have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not oxidize, squarey met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, pcrmanency OF spring and per-
lection of point. Price $3.50. Sold by al jewellers
and statioers in the United States II not found or
der direct flom
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. CINCINNATI.
For sale by RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH and W0oD-
HOUSE & PARHAM, Richmond, Va. NH l9- " ~
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE:

TyCELLENT BRICK DWELLING a..
IN LARGE LOT Alta CHED. On THE ~
WEsT LINE OF oAKWo 9Sd ,AnnM EFkoIRGT;A BE
HnRITSK TENEMENT located as above, opposite o
Dr. SicCarty,s vineyard. The house contain, hve
rooms; we'll OF good water in the yard, ar.
iot attached, with the privilege OF renting or ony-
ing tie adjoining lots. 1t is an excellent ocallon
for dairy or market farm. ,...o,o,
TERMS: Reasonable, with imtnSd'aSe opnfM
Apply 10 NJ Hoesinnser
~ list 0eNo
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PERSONAL.
MAIL LETTINGS.

MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosT-oFF1cE DEPARTMENT.
WAsuINcToE, D. c., June 20. 1879.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
AT TIE
CONTRACT OFFICE OF THIS DEPARTMENT
sP. NJ. OF AUGUST 10, 1879,
CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
STATES,
IN THE COVERED WAGONS PRESCRIBED BY
THE DEPARTMENT,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
(beng mail-mcssenger service)
FROM NOVEMBER 1, 1879, TO JUNE 80
1881.
Schedules of service required. Specifications for
wagons instructions 10 bidders, with forms for pro-
osals and bonds, and all other necessary informa-
ton will be furnished upon application to the Post
master at Richmond or the Second Assistant Post
master-G General. D. NJ. KEY,
e2O-1aw6w Postmaster-General.
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HUBs- ocrsr
BIRCH, and
FOR SALE cHEAP. 49,
g.. WOODWARD 3 SON.
teos Ninth and Byrd streess
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DIR. q NcLANE'S
LIvEE RMLS

DIR. q NcLANE'S
LIvEE PhLS
are NOT raosmmended rs reuedy 6 for all fsedlIs
that fess is Aeir to-, but Ia Affections Of the liver
and all Baitoss Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache. or diseases Of that character, they ssEd
without nsa2 4 -
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better catharac can be used preparatory to or
afser taking quiniae
Asa simple. pursa,tse they are unequsied.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The gennine ore never sugar.coated.
Each box has red war seal on the lid. With the
impressions DR. McLANE's LIVER PULLS. ~. 49,.
Each wrapper. bears the signatures Of c. McLAsE
and FLEMING Bkos. j, t4j5 5,@.: ".
Insist upon having the genuine DE-. C. McLANE's
LIVER PtLLs prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
burgh Pm, the market Seing full Of limitations Of
he name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
Al 81 ~ my 19.deowly |
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s,EYAH'TeEE s,E SEE 14Exs,-

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old sSSSFA
Il Dominion Steam.hp Conpany's ~xsSsasssss
Steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE, will
sail SUNDAY. July 13th at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday eYc-
ming.
Through bills OF lading st9ned and goods fol-
yardcd With dispatch all points north. south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger sccomin citations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. 4l2 ioulid-trip tickets
&24. Stceraye, sc and -.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. W. ALLEN < co. A2eu,s
1yl2-lt Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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ID ICHMOND, YORK RIVERsLi-sNQe

ID edmond, YORK RIEERSAi[sU,
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. lAssaakk.. .;Tsk
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSITIONAL
TON COMPANY,
Through-frcight route between Richmond IVA.
and Boston, Providence. and I'LL New England cities,
steamers leave VEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 1T II noou con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POIET on each TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rin Boston and
Providence Railroad rid West Point. Va.
II. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V D. GROSER, General Agent. ap3
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nuL-HEADS, $3.50 to % per rean' -
ID - DIaPAYCh PRlNTlSG-deVaA
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CLERGYhEE, lawyers, editors. bankers, and u.
diss need Hop Bitters daily for nerve force. s.
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STEAMBOATcm
Y -. -
COMPANIES
JAMES-EIFER LINE,
FOR
OLD POINT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
COSSECTiSG At
NORFOLK WITH TIE RAYI.INE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
T. c. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mai!
leaves Richmond for ahove-ramed places every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, =!
7:l5 A. NJ.
Fare to Old Point. Norfolk or Portsmouh..S 80
Fare FOR round "trip. nnilmited. UO
Fare To Philaelphia.... .............'. W
Fare New York. .'.'-.'''... ~ 81
Enre to Boston. If w
Through tickets sold 1T Garbers. SIG Main street
Exchange Hotel. aEd on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
Tho steamer Ariel" is now ready for engage
rormts for DAY. and Moonlight Excursions Il
LOWER RATES than have eyer been offered before
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth !;
SrwP,c-n Washington, and Tarboro'. y. c., ani al
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. c., lamp.
tom and Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and regular
landings on james river 1T lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost Ell.
,frcly rebuilt and refurnislicd in elegant and
costly manner. and Is confidently recommended II
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run Oh this route for many years.
L. q. TATUM, superintendent
100 Main street and Rockets.
!. ". MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. SEA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-19
JOINT REPUBLICAN CAUOUs.
No More FiIibusterinG Against the Introdue-
tion OF General Liquidation.

WASHINGTON, April ia Joint Republl-
can caucus WAS held in the hall OF the House OF
Representatives tonight Mr.. Frye OF Maine
acted az Chairman. On motion OF Mr.. Robin
son OF Massachusetts, the resolution heretofore
adopted declaring that no more pairs should be
made by Republican members OF the House was
rsconsidered. Mr.. Cannon Of Illinois made q
motion that no pairs should be made unless
In the CASE OF absolute necessity. This
was disagreed TO. Mr.. Hawley moved that a
Committee on Pairs be appointed. After some
discussion 1t was agreed that the Executive
Committee designate committee TO take charge
OF and arrange for the pairing OF genuemeh
who may desire II;
The Advisory Caucus Committee reported
through the Chairman, Mr., Frye. that the Re-
publican m members OF the House should offer nc
dllatory motions or resort TO filibustering to
prevent the introduction OF general Legislation
during the present session. but that they should
quietly oppose the consideration OF Az legisla
ton beyond the Appropriation billst which
ommendation was unanimously adopted.
The following Congressional Campaign Oom-
mitteo was announced:
Maine, Repre- sentative stephen LindsAy New Hamp
s:tsa.s. hs 7sns9. Rep 81 s0 cTsPo Rhode Island
senator Burnside; GonpeeuG9. iRspiSS .:6Ss JoGr
fheT'0pn6 Il q r.6eT EsIyasd tSsP hisoa Uraeii vifsl
sAna' senator " P Kellogs; Ohio CRePlu NM WI
Ian nekSls rG be12ssssS So &ep ad6ssn sP
j A. Hubhe Florida, Horauo Bisbce, ~ Iowa dteP }
nesotS tsp J. Marx il Dupnc kansas rep rhos Ryan
Eevads senator J. p Jones. Nebraska, senator y
insto1 forritory Delegate Thoa II Brents Dakota Torn
tory, Delegate q. a. Bennett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-19
GRANTS IRON RULE
Al InsuitiAE Reply 10 the Request made By
Gov. Hanptou In 1879.

WASHINGTON, April ia bit OF secret his
tory illustrative OF Grants respect for civil au-
thorities was given in the close OF Senator Ran
dolph's speech in the Senate to-day. After
speaking Of the bad uses 10 which an army can
be put when II is controlled by an ambitious
man. so trained 10 the army TO obey orders.
Randolph gave the following illustration: Can
ours be an idle warning TO q free people that
has seen and felt the usurping power
win 1t be said. sir. that no President
OF republic will dare 10 long misuse
this power1 know to the contrary. had the
honor TO deliver a message In 1876 from Gov.
Hampton to the then President OF the United
States. requesting him TO withdraw the troops
from the State House OF South Carolina. In def
erence 10 dscision Of the Supreme aud high
est court OF that State. urged the importance
OF II with all the force OF language at my com
mand. i told the President that, in tho judg-
n, msnt oi eminent lawyers; the governor then
not lawfully invoked the assistance OF Fed
eral power. inasmuch as he had made no
easily done. and obtain their action on a matter
50 vital that the newly elected Governor de-
people IN their State House from which Ped do
eral oayonets, ~ myself saw. kept them; and
finally. that the contest being Of purely State
GERS, and these having been deiinitiyeiy settled
by tho highest legal tribunal that could ever
LAke coKulIauco OF lue case, tue supreme Court
ofSouth Carolina, l hoped the Federal forces
would be promptly Withdrawn from the State
capital You may imagine. sir. my astonish-
ment and indignation when in an angry tone
and an unciyil manner. the President replied:
won't withdraw the troops. don't care that
for the decision OF the Supreme Court and il /
had amy message to send to Gen. Hampton il
would be that his message to me Is an imper-
tlnence.'
An impertinence sir for the Governor OF a
State TO communicate his wishes not demand
his rights rs he might properly have done, to
the President OF the United StAtesl An i'm
pertinence, indeedl Upon what meat does this
our Caesar feed that he hath grown so great =
No, Mr.. President we cannot make too
much haste 10 guard the liberties OF freemen
eyerywhere IN this broad land from chance OF
blotting tho pages OF our history with a repet-
ton OF the usurping act OF President less than