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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

Ittmrs ont that weactors named Comp
ton ,reeoming to thiscountry -o1e 10 acI
win Miss Nelson, the. other to ac1ih Tue
comna,,y OF Mr.. Sothern. Botn are sons ol
. ,,a eyui,ent and lameEted comedirn WHOSE
fine faaents. excellent acting. and biameless
life nude the name os Compton o ssyhaSoFn'y .t
for distinction and Integrity. ~ ga,,,s
s. The fayors presented at tile .s''germans,
IN Tewport this yea, are both costly ana
niec.nt. A lady recently purchased nearly
one ,rrndred fms, at a cost Of $3.50; ana
over. and presented shem to the lsnies' anu
another made rich and costly CUTS; OF goluI
md silver. SIS =. ~ 2't'.9h@
A s,,,ase OF fashionable life in Newport IS
shoWn by the following advertisement IN q
loca naner: " Miss Thompson, from New
'Yert' shapcs and pollshes ladies' niger
nails ut their residence. Rate, per Vislt'
ST." &c.
TIE inhabitants Of the new western town
OF Bad Egg are soprosperous that the uh-
pleasant effects that would ensue s.ould the
town break are likely to be avertea.
The Bishop OF Colombo is, Ceylonl
ionrnsl asserts, man of business as well
a. ritualist. He has just lost $3.50, 600 in
a coffee speculation. @.". -
Gail Hamilton should write letter OF
thanks to Kate Chase Sprague. Kate has
done rore for Blaine than Gail ever did.
The Khediye thinks OF coming to this
country. And certainly the khedlYe Is the
noblest Mormon Of them all.
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81 @ ~

& TT ssa.s:A
.s,.t H'cHsees xpI AsP 6S Sosras4:
51yOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on fhls read win run as foows:j
sti.., LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH!
1855 4. Il. THROUGH MAIL daily, connectns
q. SIN and Aiken ivin Chariesronj, Raleigh.
:. Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
y U.,c-. ,gl and Manchester, and at Halfway on
500 A. H., s xGco,tMo D ALTON daily makes
.a>,f'f close connection a, Petersburg With
H.. +. .s..., the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
81 Nashville, Memphis, Lvhchburg,
~ - -. Farmville, and other local sta lions or
..,.-. that road, making same time as by
any other line. Stops at all regular
500 P. NJ. A s;tasTdasioATroN TRAIN daily
.,,: lexcept Sunday. PASSENGERS taking
this train will make clsse connection
at Petersburg for Norfolk.
1926 r. n. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh.
.l.. Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumaia, Atlantis. Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al} points
ing-car from Washington for Will
miRgton< Savannah, and The SCUM.
Stops onT ut Manchester and Chester
aud Halfway on signal.
.;'.si LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. n, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
So" Potomac railroad for an points North,
East. and West. Stops at Man ~ he,
ter and Chester, aud at HALFWAY
r.. .- and NJ Drliry's Bluff, OF signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except Sundayl. Stops at I'LL sta
tons.
= TAO NJ, RECONSIDERATION TRAIN daily
. Except Sunday. Stops only ut Nam
chester aud Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
1855 2. n THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
10 Potomac rsiroad for all points Eas
and West Also, making close csnHec.
ton with the Chesapea and Oaic
railroad for the Virginia Springs aus
all points North and West THIS trails
stors At Manchester aud Chester. and
at Half Way and Drurys Blun, OF
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start fro1
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. NJ and $50 p. n: leave Peters
burg 9:20 A. II. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
my3 a. SHAW, superintendent.
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BEAUFORT NEEDS HELF.-In yesterday
mornings NeacS appeared an appeal from
the citizens Of Beaufort for aid. directed to
Governor Jarvis. The amount asked for
by the people of that place is not large, yet
they need it. The late storm has inflicted
much injury there. Hotels and stores bave
been swept away. Those engaged in mer-
camille pursuits have lost their all. Bread
stuffs in stock have been ruined. They are
now actually dependent on farmers in the
Immediate uicinage for food.
When the disaster fell on that village
there were hundreds OF visitors from DIFF
ferent sections Of the State enjoying them
selves at the seaside hotels. They lost ne
cessary clothing and other effects; they
were obliged to ask for shelter from the
storm. This was not denied in any in-
stance. The people of Beaufort opened
their doors. What food they had was
freely shared with the unfortunates. What
clothing was needed was taken from pri-
pate wardrobes. Not cent was asked
not cent given
Beaufort's people are on the verge OF
famine. They have given all out OF their
humanity. The temporary aid they ask
should be freely given in return.-ka@sigh
-NetnS. ,=-.,
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Is spuna4oS,s Wir.-Mr. Sturgeon hus =
Find 81, wit which is sometimes as snatp ~ ns
M, arrow. Hc says that every ,one e ~,
.lii,y 8 lind an excuse for staying ar 80.
from a. prayer. meeting: Brotnef "a, .s aSi
.instunce, thought It looked tfke sa, H,,s ar
concluded 10 remain at home JIG .,,o,r.
day evening. however, trough ~ M s,,s .rHoia
tns, he hired carriage any hear sUo NJ. Egassiz
deliver = tecture ON the x Intelligenee OF the
Tnbstern It is always easy TO find 9 reason
tor I not ,dslne what you don't want 20 40.
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,..,..ne~naan Hail As = Wituess.

Tn the recent sensational divorce case
witch has coHmanded the attention 9! L ls.ss
don. MR.. Hall proved herself refIecs m.s.
fress OF the situation, dominating fsse r.
.lodv. from the Judge on the bench g , tns
Smrrma,, In .the box. showing q strone, u's-
Ss,ns;s;on To hold confidential conVersatieUe.n
n s,;,h ,,aroiers OF the latter. as io' ol
M Msn Iayoas he had no chance WHO EheI'
ios. Sis temper very early IN tne cln Sss 81
",,,:nas;on. and never regaineo u. ne has
. hai,it when he I1ds difficult WINES, vi
ssnddesiy stopping his s-exa.n,asns,o =,
ses,,mInc his scat, and looking naugotly ~ ..
<.ba i,,dre. a. II he would say, Unfess yo "a
giordsbip iuterposes aud inform tnis sneas
shat I am Sir Henry james, eA. s,sa1.,..,
,S3euera4, aud am TO be treated VIZ . 49,
/ shall not proceed IhtLoei WAL ' N''e -
examination" !. 49,, !, -, 4 troxyn.
40 Sarcht;iy. resumed Ids sest because
Ms s Hai1 vo;Iid not give bin q particular
s,ar he wanted. she eaay put ber nead
nn one side.t and locking st the Tate eou ~,
go, soid In her briskest manner, MeH 8!
~. oniv time he realty hit aser was Wnen
Be ohserved that she was :. always wanting
80 r,ate sneeches In the witnesslbox. Spe
Ia turned tjfty, but stu possesses CONSIDER
abie attractions. She appeaTee M aae WIZ
ness.box we'll dressed, aaa when 10 repose
evidently possesses considerable Charm OF
manner. ,,., ,or,,ous
Tn the witness box, natusslig nerNous
semnerament was strung to the nlSnest
mitch, aud her constant Unrest made ner "a q
little wearisome. Not far frou, sef, WM Is
She was under examination. sat tau iaoy,
about forty years OF age. With thin, snarp
,Sace. To see Mrs. Halrs attitude toward
this stranger was sufficient to isdieate toat
this was the Mary Wyatt OF the correspond
: ence. The witness in the box seemed 70
feel her presence, though not once during
the long day did she permit her br1sn',
restless eyes to fall upon her. AS Tar as her
relative position toward the bsneh per,
mitted. she turned her shoulder toward
Miss Wyatt. But when she mentioned
her nauie, as she necessarily dla,
with or without reason, one could see
that she was talking at heraiiesed rival. ana
could not fail to note how every nerve I'D
her irail body seemed to Jingle with the con-
seriousness that her enemy vas in the same
room with her, and that every barbed Dart
went home. AS for the Rev. Newman Hall,
he sat through it all with stiff back and SAL
low face. '--'~ t'.t".+
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AAsLR0An ISxr.
LIZ a. sg 1890
: RICHMOND, YoHK RrvEHlAspcasvaa-
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS A'AhoAO.
~ e TAKING. EFFECT Ai:GE;sr
AhiNG, EFFECT AUGUST l7,s
THROUGH PASSENGER

g.. "a
THROUGH PAssEyGyp.
800 z. d. Leaves Richmond ,rTrEsn,v
DAY, and SATURDAY. aor,inlER2.
west Point with steamer U.w"fk Il
I'll points on York river m; =, ~
more. Arrives In Balti,no-t ,htE.
NJ, connects with rai!-;nps ~ 81 /.
ngton, philadelphia. New y -, ~
.r'.F WH. ana all western point. IT,, ~
at Richmond with trains ~ pisrss1h-ri
n enc petersburg and Che-si@s"Fi
Ohio railroads. "". III
THROUGH FREIGHT.
b:oo A. II. Leaves Richmond MOHD.v
ZOO =, MESDAY. and FRIDAY: go "2D.
o:oo Il. Tuesday, THURSDAY. 80.
URHDAY. Connec,s r':b 'm SAT.
a. West Point for river g. 'tarrfs
tmore, and all western laI. n, Ia.
meets al Richmond ai'. tr,.''. i.a-
mono ana i,arvile riIirq,t,,,E Rica-
a G,io tet,trrsnnrg. and tl,s.s.,,,"p9d
LOCAL PAsSENGrp
500 z. b. Leaves Richmond vnrr,,
,NEsDAr, and FRinly, NJ "ED-
fThROLGH PassFI,:rr'
2o'oo a. h' H Tr,,ISN HiChmgrd Tr-rC,,
n.hsiIAf, and StTirD!V n
nseE VIC trains nu rn,Tnn, "a.
feg,erssurg and EG,As.,.,!. ' .nS ara
ttaliroS"s: sttAAsr I!,g.~, '. Nv, Vhi3
timore rom Pier ~ I:rH S'es "a
MONDAY, WEDNt>r,yy. <.. sirs.!
DAY, a. 4 J. ". rrr-,.,'.n' ti:l-
trains from Phla,'c,g.,. 1% %S ,rili
and western points aaI 4: W.. nn"!1,
South. 'u' and as
THROUGH FREIGHT
$3.50 ?. N. Arrives AZ Richmond MONDAY wr,
SESDAY, and FRIDAY ,ntt' =" I'D.
$50 P. d. TUESDAY, THURSDAY ma o.
URDAi. Connects vim ST., ." J.
West Pom. from rl.,:rSrs
meets with Rlrnru- AVID -
Richmond aud Petersburg, .rs O.,
peakc and Ohio railroads. ~"'~'
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. u. Arrives At Richnlpna MONDE
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY g.
meets with hiciwcni Ans Pr:
burg and ChesaIr,sxe and On, 81
rCadS. '' 49,
No transfer Of freight AZ Ricr,roHd to n, t-o,.
southern POINTS. Cars rNn through h"twce. irzs..
and West Point. ''""~<
Careful handling and Dispatch. Will 'ores. r,.e..
Through bis or lsdlng, wi;h g4.rt.,e.d 49,.
Issued TO ali northern aHl western F-,t,..
Through tickets sold II all n"r,hcru, r,,,.r, -,
western points, arl blgsare clr"scf e., aa.g5 -s
For tickets appi: al Genera Railroad T,,Ir.,,
Ace, S26 Main street; a. :hn Eyrnaa." -. -.
compaay's depot. corner T-.lty.,: r! .p6 49,
streets, R!cbmend,Va. ~
MACS ~. T. DOUGLAS. S,ir.-lr.sr.s,.
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rLonaon correspondence Philadelphia Bul!e.in.l
A "PinafOre" Row. 't

I scarcely know how can make the rights
OF the Pinafore row ineligible to you in a
small compass. AS read it, Messrs. Sull-
van and Gilbert. with whom are the acting
manager, gD'Oyley Carte, have got atwist
with the Opera Company uimited), the al
legged sole proprIetors, by purchase, OF. the
Pinafore, and until the matter Is settled by
a final appeal to the law {there have already
been two civil bearings and an assault case
ut Bow street over, the little difference OF
opinion). London will be afforded an oppor-
tnnity OF Judging between the original conf
pany (at the Opera Comiqueland company
organized in defiance by Messrs. Gilbert
and Sulliyan-and DOyley Carte--plaYing
at the Imperial Theatre, Westminster.
:. AS far as am able to Judge OF the merits
OF a case that is, OF course, yet sub judice,
Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan are in the
wrong box. Ibave not seen the new COM
pariy, but am told that J. G. Tayor's Sir
Joseph Porter, K. G. B., is far superior to
George Grossmith's, the original. This l
can well believe. Mr. Grossmith is no
great shakes of an actor, and his voice Is OF
. fhe feeblest. AS mimic and tea-cup-and-
saucer enter tainef,, he is diverting; as an
actor, he is small-very small. 1t is ANUS
ing to think that Jenny Taylor should have
created and matured his Sir Joseph Porter
in the United States. How the dispute Wall
end am at loss to say. Meanwhile the
rival advertisements in the papers are en-
tertaining reading. ...'r.-
Messrs. Gilbert.and Sullivan begin theirs
thus: elm faceof the fact that our opera,
Elm: S. Pinafore, is being played at an
other London theatre, we, as the author and
composer" &c. The opposition proclama-
ton runs thus: 6 In face OF the fact that
our opera, Fl. M. S. Pinafore, which was
written expressly for us by Messrs. Gilbert
and Sullivan, and to whom we have already
paid over $4,000 for it, is being played at
another theatre, we, the directors OF the
Comedy Opera Company Qimited), feel,'
&c. What they do feel matters little. Each
advertisement Is neither more nor less than
a puff OF the artists respectively engaged
One Of these days there will be an injunc.
ton, and we shall have, as before, to put
up with one performance OF Fl. NJ. S. Pin
atore. :s~ ..~ .-........
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The late Mrs. Adelaide Kembls aartoris,
when che was a young lady, once sang at a
private ensestaiHment in Paris, where,
among her audience, was Charles Snmner.
He afterward wrote to Mr.. G. s. billiard OF
Miss Kembie's singing on this occasion:
.Yon know that am no Judge OF music.
nut stu; have heart and pulses which
fhrob under Inanit estations Of human fee-
dng.S Her musie affected me deeply ana
cannot deseribe TO yoti how. much line
pressed was the beansifni end crowded esr'
Gle by which she was surrounded, VINO IN.
terrupted her at every pause by gush Of
brayos., She was : singing Fanny Kem-
Artemns Wards portrait hangs conspicn-
onslY at the London Savage Club. z. They
always speaksot him with singular tender.
ness. z joaquin. Miller gays. = and you see
groups oI men often looking up 1t his pIe.5
seshunR with curious impi enents OF I'M;
aiias panuiactnrs Whieb he brought WITH
him from the West, and gave 10 the Club
AhsA be died. Z, d 81 Y
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MoEDA \. tssgsT e soss e

:srAusroS.s VA, August p, 1918 =
n Please inforu me where y CAP nn y. !,
rne,o entitled . No Sects IN Hsa t9 e
THIS may, not be The exact titte. W Z
TWiIl one Of oursubscribers give the I'm 10
Formation n y 81. %. Y. ~.
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CONFECTrONERIEs, dc.

DTRB CANDIES.-1 am manufacturing
Il daily ny inimitable pure crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. I make bettsr GA n.
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In this
perfectly pure and no adulte.
rstions. We don't use any Kucos grape-euRar. tara.
bus pure sugars Il is more highly
favored. uhter, brighter 6rrner, and Is warranted
70 stand drfn I'm any climare. 57
s.s.-1s. LOUIS j. BOsSlEUX. Con a1ssonsr,
1aaa 1Al2 Main street
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SMALLPOX IN TExAs.-San Aatosla,
Teas, August 22.-Exeitement is running
high here again aboutsuall.pox, which has
infected 1--we families az Writes. Mr.. Kar-
hen, a prominent .sasoon-keeper; Miss
Baer, q eonfeeti0Rers tazghter; Jacob and
Henry Juseieesea, and a child in the Third
Ward, are reported doMs with smallpox.
Heretofore this disease has Scen confined TO
Mexieans and negroes Ten cases of
smallpox appear ia the Eeport Of Health
Physician Yidez OF this week. Two deaths
have occurred today and ore yesterday,
comprising Rsbeeca iEory, Mfs. johnson.
and Jacob Juse!emea. Much indignation
is caused by persons afflicted with the dis
ease walking about The streets, causing
danger ct spreading It. '&f>S,.t n
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EAST Bot sd.


=. ,,,r,,,,,Iny,
Mali !raih arr'st9 al h''''''''' '''' $50 u.
EXPRESS train arrives al Ricnmpn! dart?
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. i
ana on imes.ay; i ptnr,nayu ' KIN yir.
Gay c"nnecs ~ t nnn,,,nm,. .,,s,m,r
Ariel. which leaves Richmond tor al!
Point Norfolk &C. at 7:lJ \. ".
Lo'n., VI I,t;",, ,r.'in ,r,iv.. ~ E,,h-
Accoil'iossa . ,r't r a. ~ " i.uO g. ".
4 mixed tram leaves >'aGm'"n = 40 40, A. W., W.
from W. shiuul,r. and arrives al EicilE"GH A. ~
p n. daily csc.nt sunday
A counscts win T'r:iE!a Al'i',! ri ,,i 'II,,r,
Ing mt ll:oo y. VI. i"r i;Sh'h'.'- 80. '"' ~, va
Mississippi Snu ni2 hI't,lr, t:irT M.i,r
Wash;n",nn
n CONNECTS with Virgins Mial"l ra't"ti; ~" ~,
Ing j, $3.50 y. VI. for Wa''ns'",'' ;'t.H T.,
GINA Midland railroad, !ca,tnE al Z,'2 ~, y, XII
Iynchburg asd Atlantic, Mississippi ava "'''" "
road stations. p p.
d connects with Valley railroad 'e"'''S ~
r CONNECTS win Valley railroad, !rsriH. J; t!'1'
A. n ror lIsrper's Ferry. -
IL conI,erts with stage line for Lexington = ~
{; connects with G. B. :. aui T.. J.. StaH''' " 80
nojpts ON the OHIO river ana fiuctnutn ,,is
pJ - conm.cts with scioto ral!cy rsIroH! - Az
Northwest. u,-;,
J connects with all lircs diT"Ti:4s - uli><.
Engluerr and >ugrT'ni.r'.... .r = md
CONWAY X. HOWARD. Genera !A''F"I 81
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BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COTMGr otF CC0s'
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY. AT
Y TRACTIVE SUBURBAN Fam or SIN ;s;
TFENECRES. MORE OR LESS. ON THE EAST
ERN SIDE OF THE BROOK TURNPIKE, llALF
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND. WITH COSTLY
IMPROVEMENTS THERROE.--At the request OF
Mr.. s Schwartz, who wishes to change his business,
Shall offer for sale ut public auction, on NE prcm-
.es. on TUESDAY The 26th OF August; lS19. at D
orlork r. NJ the beautiful place which he now re-
sides. combining about SIXTEEN ACRES OF EA-
CkLLENT LAND. The improvements nave Al nee n
erected since the war. consisting Of a fine DWELL.
ING containing thirteen rooms (liphIed by gnsl:
Kitchen containing four rooms; stables, carriage
house. sinOkc-hose. &C.: and III the rear there Is Z
&c. --. -.
THE TERMS will he VERY LIBERAL and made
known at The time Of sale. wi Immediate possession.
all 81 W. GDDDiN, AhetoheeI.
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- q ny jas. MaSaodsui,, Auetioneer'
fE. 3. Cook, Saiesman,l
No. 10 Governor for Thirteenth strees' t..f'


TyCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
III TURE, PIANO. GAR ,n,ET IL hl Ia easT
CHINA. &C., AT RESIDEEGE No; 3, 4uV a EA9 ..
clay sTREET, AT AUCTi0N.5By Request OF
~ +. Jacobson, Esq. who Is declining heusSeep-
mo viii sell ut bis residence taboVe MOI on
rTIiEsDAY 26ih Instant, at lOH O'Clock; Tue entie
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c, embracing In
pap,'R ROSEWOOD INSTRUMENT Of
w. I,S IyTs HiAIR-cLo 9TH PARLOR SUIT;
WALNUT and ROSEWOOD MARBLE-IoR IA
:" FS and ETAGERES:
HASD SO VAIN Ut sEcRETAEYandB BOOK
vEL YET BRUSSELS, and other CARPETS and
Two Gfi.T-FRAME MANTEL-MIRRORs:
EXCFLLENT WALNUT MARBLE.TOP CHAM
BER SUIT sompietel, Win Tarorooe'
WALNUT EXTRSSION-TABLE:
One "ICE-klNG REFRIGERAIOR-nea
wAIMSit1T DISfNG-ROOM CHAIRS;
DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS; - ''
CHINA DINNER and TEA-SET;
SiiVER-PLATED WARE, CHROMOS;
one NEARLY NEW COOklNG-RANGE com
KITCHEN WARE generally,
and many other useful and desirable articles; 10
which the attention OF those iu Hans Is asked
I: - JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auetionesr:
q. B. COOK, Salesman. - ---- an 40
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3 3 /, = SALE.
FURNITURE, sTEAM-ENGINE,, COWS AMI
CALVES, BuGG1Es, WAGONS, &C.

CALVES, BUGG1Es, WAGONS, &C.
. I vii, sell mt public auction on MONDAY the 2oth
day Of August. 1879, at 10, O'Clock! A d., az my
onice, No 1895 east Franklin street. the ioi!o#lns
property to satisfy sundry wnts In my hanos:
! BUREAUS. WARDROBEs,. ..5 :
WHSfiETAEDS. BEDSTEADS, E..s
LOUNGES. MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS, PILLOWS. %.@
P Fl smnsi MIRRORS, . 49,
CHAIRS SOFAS.
THp NIX CHINA i .1 toll II LEr-isETs,
Pee SAFES. siDEBOARDs, '-''
DENIJOHNS, ..SH
SPTTTOUNS.
IRON TENDERS. ~, - ..#sr.'s.sv : .
81 WiNDoW.sHADEs, &C., sc. .-..
10 <Au: -@ ALSO, 10
/ DOUBLE. cYL1NnER HORSEPOWER o.
:. CILLATING ENGINE. ION
NARBLE-rOP DRESSINGeCAsEs ana " A0n-
i cARV Hfsi SHOWCASE COUNTER
l BAR-COUNTER, Pa: 49,
l COAL-CART. -
] good TgPsBUGGf, ,..-.,-.-'g -.-
good MILcn-s:0ws WITH YOUNG CALVES,
! REV sPRiNG-WAGON. -. ...... ..,
CART. and w GoN-B BODIES, ..'''
SPOKES. =. -......
WHEELS. '.- .r.'.
SHAFTS, &C., &C. -,,r,>,c
TERMS: Cash. L. Il. w HfIiHS;,
au 25.1t ..-,.., ..s ID. Y. =. n.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, A GOOD
Il FARM. we'll wooded aud watered, one inlie
from Powhatan slarlon, Richmond and Danville
railroad. Good location for physician Terms
aud price reasonable. Would exchange Tor city Oh
Richmond or Manchester property. Apply
FRANK j. SAMPSON.
Real Estate Agent.
MI o2-st Manchester. Va.
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TINANCIAL.-In accordance with Sec
IL ton Of the charter of Mountain Top COM
many the following nuabsr OF SHARES or The iald
company, with liens thereon. will be sold al auction
H. at the office OF MiIser 4 Straus, In the Interest
of whom It. may conccrn--vlZ.:
LIST. ! 6 SHARES, with lien OF s32o, ana interest
I'd l6 SHARES, with lien of $S7o.22. and inter-
est 10 be added. .,oo ,,.
4th I6SHARES, with lien of $G46.71, and inter-
est 10 DE added.
D' CHARLES MILLHISER.
au2l.5t Secretary and Treasurer.
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GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FORSALE.
" We will offer for sale, to the highest BIDDER at
hubble auction. on the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER.
1879. that VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
Known rs the COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, stu
ate In the county Of Rockbrge, Va: aud two mlle.
from Goshen Denot. Chesapeake and ONO railroad
Sale to be made OH the premises.
TERMS Made known on the day Of sale.
III. \. GOOpLOE.
au Seodtds JOHN y. STERREil.
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,nesssson or prsEAsEs or wosrns ,Arp chi.ff
1 -,prr "a, rHs UNIVERSITY ON MAE w. $
49,: ~ us ID OF AUGUST y 1875
nv Howard compares These waters VIII ihos H, o.
the caictirAted Gryenb efef Whke Sulphur, est VIZ
.inta and adds die. f0iiowtng: 3. :. -, b
sndaed n certain class OF cases Is a1G a
superior % TIE Setter ngds 70 ns from
osa ,aa m sea ses .,0nd S90rs 70 tns
eaesssss a ssssA,it g s ssdkR e aAb 1hks
EEa Efto ~ r. Snruaa OK sonic dyspepsia aad ALL
HE At2SEGTioNs PECULIARLY WOMEN Ina ina
are rccia1e aI all by mineral Wales ~
hns sse, me greatest and mo 1t ttnnfts
taka5 81 gosd assrg Nil aaa, adfgs s,
hesitnxfn gtv.sdy ths B,sCdlo SDrfSys, IN NOOK
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all %

AT "WEDNESDAY, AU-
IN GUST 27. 1870, at O'Clock 2. ~, we will sell
the BRICK STORE AND DWELLlNG No. oooS
Lester street., now occupied by MIR. A. Black, con-
tainIn. eight rooms.
; TERMS: $500 cash: balance on accommodating
time. CuAFtlS, STALLED O. ~
au 22-5tk Auctiopees.
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TNMAN LINE STlaIlI
UNITED STATES lss 49,
p AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QuEENSTOWS AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN. 5.49l tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons
CITY OF CHESTER. 1866 tons:
CITY OF MONTREAL. 1890 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tons;
CITY OF NEW YORK, $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest, largest. and fastest on the Atlantic
and have every modern Improvement. Including
hot and cold wafer and electric bells in state
rooms. revolving chairs in saloons, bath ami smoA'
ing oonlS. barher-shopS. &C.
For. rates of passage aud other Information apply
IN JOHN &. DALE.
Agent. 81 Broadway, New York; orto
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO..
IA l-eod1y richmond.
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EXCLUSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer Ariel - IS now ready for engage
ments for Day and Moonlight EXCURSIONS
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered before
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth;
Newborn, Washington. 8nd TarborO'. N c.. and all
landings on Tar river: Waslineton. ID. C.. Hamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings on james river. 1T lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tirely rebuilt and refurnishcd in an elegant anc
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended a.
the FASTEST ann most comfortable steamer that hsf
run Oh this route for many wears.
l.. u. TATUM, superintendent,
100 Main street and Nockctts.
r W lJcCApRTCK. Agent. Norfolk. SEA