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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND kxR aLLEGHANY RAILROAD CO.. }
JFEIC1: THIRTEENTH AND MAIN,
RJIIaNOND, VA, March 2S, 1879.

RICHMOND ASe aLLEGBANY RAILROAD Co.. }
UFEICl: THIRTEENTH AND AA1N.
RICHMOND, VA, Mzrch 2S, 1879. J
Geatkcmer,-A contract has been tEeasared be-
the Richmond asd Allegheny Railroad Company
for te peyanee OF the worksof the Former COM
pany. Before taas can become anal settlement
must b had with al Of the creditors. Thecred1ors
are many and OAR apart. and 1t will be impossible. In
the iated time CIV, US, TO deal With the creditors
separately.
The RichRsond and Allegheny Railroad Company
have directed Ta~ar Executive Coan pitttee, consist
ing OF John 1. Sures. james II. keeue, James g.
Blaine, Thomas Ewing. and FL C. Persons. to ask
lee direct me 10 address you, with the request that
you would confer with other bondhOlders IN agree
upon an early ise ven you can meet tile commit
tee, With View 20 H0e agreeuaent that mag be TO
our IN niual Interest
II. G. PARSONS, Vice President.
TO Hessrs. John Me0art. Isaac DareapoSf, Jr,
Thomas Sfdhoa, SamsS H. Dootey.
RICHMOND, VA. March 20, 1879.
TO the Roa6k0fders Of tie James Rirsr ard Ra-
nGsciaa c0Npany:
The Executive Committee Of the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad CoinDsHy desiring conference
with tbe creditors Of the James Riyefsald kapawha
Company, have requested she undersigned. bond-
holders living In this CITY. 70 arrange for Rcetig
Yul are accordingly invited 10 attend general
meeting OF the crfdiors OF she James River snd
1879, a. IL NJ,
Very respectfully. ..
IH naAMy az ssfTny Sh 1,,o,n.,
JAN Es &. nooLEY, Attorney,
f fss.s L ~ STEWART.
Mu It-eoold by John Stewart, attorney.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
ll13 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT OF
l I've IN MILL STREET. FRONTING 25
FEET AND RUNNINCi BACK les FEET. Man
CHESTER yA-By vir1ue Of a decree OF INC flust-
fnrs Court of the city Of Manchester In the case
of DtnGfs guardian as. Morrisett ct as. rcnnered
February II. 1879, l. special commls nc !nGTe-
hy anIminted will sell, on the premises, on -
r. syf Inrii In 1879, Mt O'Clock =. ST.. hat LOT
az Os LASD. With improvements thereon, 'front.'
ing rs feet Or the north side OF HUI stree near
'Tfiricenth street and running hack between paral-
lei lines l65 feet, Of which James Dinon ded
seized. ,5 ,-a,ro
TERMS: One third cash; balance, SIX aad Twelve
,rnntnS interest ADDED negotiable notes: title re-
iained tn all the purchasc-noncy Is paid ana con-
veyance ordered by The court:
Special Commissioners.
r ruoxpsoN BROWN Ancticneer. APP 10
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RAILROAD LINES.
q I'D 5s ,sssssg5 as:.ss;

d. I'D Ess:Esss.ss;:ssa sssgs...sssasg sss s
RICHMOND AND PETERsBUEGl
RAILROAD CoMPAEr. !
dSOMMENCING MONDAY, March 81,
~ 1879, traiuE Oh this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1856 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, conneottaa
aEr AIKEN via tharIcstoDj. kaiei2h.
JacksObyle--pnrlDr cars 10 Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and Man-
7:s4A NJ. XtcSceo6MMoDATIoN daily (exccp,
sunday. makes crose connection al
Petersburg with the Atlantic. Mis-
sissjppi and Ohio raIraad for Bristol
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Lyuchbarg, Farmvc, and other local
stations on that road. making same
time as by any other line. S.ops 4;
all regular stations
(exce7t Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
at Petersburg fer N6-iof.
IN az PM. THROUGH MAIL caiIy, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington. Raleigh.
Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. AIacon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
Sonth and Southwest Pullman Sleep
ing-car from Boston for Wilmington.
Savannah, ana tire South. Stops only
at Manchester aud Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6 40 a. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for sil points North.
East. and West. stoi.s at Manchester
and Chester. and at Halfway and q,
Drurys Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
i, texrcpt Suhtayl. Stops ut all sta
TONS
ITO L. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except SundavI. stops only at Nam
CHESTER and Chester.
3:45 P. NJ THROUGH NAH. daily, eonnecLss
With Richmond. Fredericksburg an3
Potomac railroad for all points Eas;
and West. Also. making close cenaec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohic
railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
all points North and West. This tr,ir
stops at Manchester aud Chester. ant
at T,alf- Way and Drurys Bluff, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start fror
The hpnoHattoI dapot-
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS leave Rich
none $50 4. NJ and $50 +. NJ: leave Peters
burg a:25 \. NJ. and 1928 r.. every sunday.
NH 20 i. SHAW. Superintendent.
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t:j'ASt,
CtOLUBLE PACIFIC GuANO.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FAkMERS Ok
VIRGINIA..

TO TIE PLANTERS And FAkMERS OF
VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, VA. January 9Th. 1879.
We have this day resigned the agency Tor the salc
of the Pacific Gi!ano Company brands. . .
Under the terms OF settlement between the l'"clEc
Guuuo CoiiiIetnv and ourselves all The Unsettled b-
sBcss OF 1873. Including COLI c'ions, &C.. Is I" bt
managed by our SUCCESSORS. McSsrS. JOHN :. REESE
e Co of Baltimore whnn we commend 10 y0u be-
licvlug YOUR relations with them Will be bot plea.
SAINT and satisfactory. -
WALKER, SAUNDERS 4 co.
From the above card you will please note that the
Agcnc, of the Partc Guluo Company Will ht con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendid reputation OF
Soluble Pciic GuIno earned bv its superior excel
encc and remarkable aGap'abIiiy To the soil Of flr-
giuia. especially cotton. corn, anu tobacco DlH
continue to be sustained. a guarantee being afford
ed in the wise management Of the PacIhc G'linf
Company, which has practically Unlimited resource
ut It's command-viz., ample capital 81 .0oO.0Oo)
extensive works, most approved machinery. larH
denOsits OF phosphate. best scientific ability, 10 al
of which add long experience In the business 10
connection with The undersigned as general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keep supply oil
Guano Oh hand at Norfolk Portsmouth, Petersburg
aud Rich mnnd.
JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents.
IN 29-3m Baltimore aud Richmond.
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By Robert u. Lyme,
zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

ok PRETTY AND ESIR A BIZ r
> BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
VENAHLE or J STREET. EXr r. : l,Se TT Ir'
ERtiNTiNG aROTT TWENTY-SIX FEET EACH,
FOR SALE By PUBLIC AUCTlOE.--By request
of the owner shall sell upon the premises b! AUG
ZION, on TJTESDAY NEXT. the god day Of April.
1879. Mt a. o'clock F. SI.. The above VALUABLE
LOTS, lying between rwenty-Ghh and Twenty
sixth streets. Each o has tiIc depth to an aieY.
These arc amor est the most valuable lets In that
part Of the city. -.
TERMS: At sale. and will be liberal.
ROBERT B. LYME.
an J5.ru rb + MSTu Aucuonecr.
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Nv Juo. +. Laughtou. Jr., Auclioncer,
o16 Main street.

TyCELLENT J. & c. FISCHER SIN
fiO("TAyr ROSEWOOD PIANO, FOR AC.
COtyNT OF WHOM II MAY CONCERN. AT
AUCTION-By direction OF the parties 1n'e7eSteu,
7 will cell ut nv a.lctnu-housc. No. 9lo MAIN
5 .cet on WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, ~ liz
O'Clock. ,oeDu-ocnCIcE
PIAS1 made bv j. 6 e.. Fisher. .
This IS tn. hest sx-octare piano have seen Offer
Z" T XII MS Cash. JSO E. LAUGHTON. in,
-, Ii2t Auciionerr.
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BY GrubbS 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE or TIE MAN
II CHESTER TAENERY At AtCTlIN-IhiS
valuable property. cnn>i ling OF tnLK ~ NJ, ~ pr
LAND and ih- StNAt- AND EAEh-Mii.i-S OF
the late j. p iIuIst. in The city al Manchester. on
The Richmond and pcjcr,nur@ railroad VIII be sH,l
AT auction, on The premise. on Fl'i'Al INC ioih
CT Aprii. III f.! O'Clock i. NJ. f.,
The establishment l. complete, WIN raiacli' LOT
heavy htl-ine-s in LEATHER. BAEh' ana = :
MAC. Annie sirri@G-room i'll ScNcrai detached
buildings; Il 30.hnrsc-p"w"r engine: Improved
machIncr, and appliances: Il nrHcr-!allnS -frihS
Of excellent wait r, fill,i~hiug IN abundant :urpy
a switch from The railroad running INTO the prem
i,rs and NUMEROUS othfr c"nvrit'tHcr'.
Tile LEATHER flnin this Tanncry sells tor the
ni"hrst urvc$ paid in the Eostuu market. ana the
other productions rank high.
SurG An oupnrtuni;y 10 rralIz. 4 fortune In 4 very
few years on moderate investment Is seldom Oh
frrcd.
TERMS: Guc fourth cash The laiancc At SIX,
twelve cig,iccn. and TWEEN y-i"ur months. Tor ne,
roiaLc uu,rS. SIN per cent interest :udc,i scared
iva 1ru,,-!ccd. WILLIAM 7. KING.
y,cutnr Of j. Z. l!ul-t. Deceased.
Sale By GRrEDS " WILLIAMS, Auctonccrs.
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HOLMAN LIVER PADS.

HOLMAN Liver PADS.
THE GREAT sGr yqLUr1o N a X
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD AND lis
.... AUXILIARIES.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR QUlNiNE AND ALL
OTHER INTERNAL MEDICINES.
ABSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
INTERNAL MEDICINE ABOLISHED
FOREVER.
NO MORE CANKERED sTOMACHS OR DE-
sTRUYED DIG ESTION.
DOCTORS, LAWYERS, JUDGES, AND GOV
ERNORS ENDORSE THE PAD.
uoLMAN,s LIVER PAD LAUNDERING AT
TIE GATES OF EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
MALARIA MET AND vANQUISHED!-READ
PONDER! INVESTIGATES!
TESTIMONIALS BY THE HUNDRED CAN BE
FURNISHED AT THE OFFICE.
The publ. is earnestly cautioned against iln!ta-
lions aud spurious articles.
DESCRIPTIVE pRIcE.LIsT:
REGULAR PAD. s2-Incip'ent diseases, first
stages Chiils and Fever ETC..
SPECIAL PAD, S3-Chrouc Liver and Stomach
Disorders, and Malaria.
SPLEEN BELT, s5-Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake.
INFANT PAD. Sl50-Prcventivc and cure Of
Cholera Infantum ana Summer Compainis.
BODY PLASTERS. 5Oc., and FOOT PLAS-
TIERS, pair. Observation-Disclosures for Nervousness and
Circulatirc Troubles, throwing OFF distractions and
removing pains.
ABSORPTION SALT. / box. CSC: boxes.
81 25-huxiliary for Colds, Sick Headache, Numb
ness of EStrrmiticS.
The remedies sent by mail. rost-p2id. on re-
ccipt of the price, except the Salt, which Is sent by
express at purchasers expense.
HOLMAN LIVER.PAD OFFICE.
1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
FITZMORRIS & FOSTER, Managers.
A lady In attendance ut the ladies' room. All con-
suliati0n fro and solicited.
Hrrraf,e r these REMEDIES will be sold only hy
accredited agents, and can he had in Richmond only
at this office.
Send for descriptive pamphlet, mailed free.
ap 7-2tawtMy1
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= BYGrubl,s q Williailis,
Real Esiare Agents aud Auctioueers'
r,oycntI, streets between Main and Bank.

Eleventh. streets between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yERY VAL al;
l u1BLE sTosE aAEn pWEL ,IikSEs so OF
a. IpStItII, AND JEFFERSON STREETS AL
AnCTinN-In execution of deed OF trust 1ronl
Jnssni A. August and wife TO me. as trustee, oaed
18th May ard duly r w . ie
a t nnhiIc auction, uron III, premises, on TUES
DAY the 22d April 1879, at Az O'CLOCK L. a.. ,
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING situaleu
MS abarc recited being tic same property ior ops
tIme occupied bv sir. Hellstcrn: 49,, cropr
and Is one of the very best business-siands IN ta1
portion OF the city. The LOT is 10 By about oo
feet 10 an alley. - o~-,or+,,o
this trust and to paya bond for 2l2.5O, win IN
rrest from 25h May, 1877 ncon cred as as !, 10
s5s6 IL until o5th May. 1850; and upon credlt
as 10 s263 so until 25tlt May. 1881 and as 10 inc
rrs,fuc IJpOu such terms rs ad August may direct,
or in case of his failure TO give such direction toen
upon terms to he named at e time OF sac es s ,J
10 be secured by Il deed Of trust; r,,,,oo
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. up 10
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BY Jno. L. Laushton. Jr.. Auctioncer,
No. DIG Main street.

SPLENDID SILK COTELINE PAR
y LOR SUITS. SUrEEIUE WALSuT t II, ~.
&c AZ hICTlON.-On WEDNE-DAY the lGih
iustaut ut lOH O'Clock, will sell ut my auction
housp No Of Nam street. tn" best lot OF strlctS
FIRST. CLASS NEW FURNITURE that has ever
bcen offered ut auction in hiS city. consi, ting OF
PRINCE ALBERT PARL0R SCll-Sc'cn
pieces upho stored in cold SIX CotelIne:
r,iccrs. uphols cred in Crimson SIX Coteihc'
l QUEEN ANNE PhRLuE SCIr-Scyrn pieces
uphul-lc tered in Green ana Crim-on Same,
These PARLUR SUITS arc manufactured ny orc
of tie best houses In this country; the lr;ihc' arc
elegantly carved. no better or hands oulcr t"r-
niturc is offered FOR sale. ,-,,,
! FHEECiI DRESSER CHAMBER SUIT. con-
sisting OF Wardrobe. Bureau. with large 'treich-
platc Mirror. Wardrobe. and B,GS'c1d: e..
l DRESSiNG.CASE CHAMBER sUlT-sour
These SUITS arc very massive. and arc ms hand
some rs those offered for Stl1 anywhere
| VERY FINE WALNUT aud FRENCH Panel;
CILlNDEE DESK, SECRETARY ali"
. large iIAI.L-STaSDs, with large Mirrors and
| WALNUT. GL AsS-DO0R LIRRAEY-CASE:
Handsome QUEEN ANNE LOUNGES, i'll Grim
son. Clarct. and Grown Reps:
MARBLE-ltP LIBRARY and pAHLok' Ia
wnVEN WIRE SPRING EE:D>. &c.
The above FURNITURE viii he ready Tor exit
in want of lca!l" !ir5tClass furniture are request
to call and examine IL thoroughly before the day
of sale. "a,
TERMS: Sixty day. credit for approved city
paper. JNO. \. LAlGhip>:'h.'
ap II Aucll"uccr.
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09-CENr STORE

09-CENT STORE.
4 II THE 09-CENT STORE,
FULL LINE OF
PARASOLS AND SUN-SIADES
from soc. up;
NEW VASES, both large and small-somc very
large ones q, 99c. pair, worth $3.50;
New styles VELVET FRAMES, all sizes, Il: about
half tue price of last season;
Novelties in MAJOLICA GOODS:
Large and handsome assortment Of 44-piecc TEA
SETS at very low prices;
A job lot Of CUPS, PLATES, and SAuCEES-
genuine "Capelaud' goods-at half their real
value;
Full as ortmcnt OF STONE CHINA 10 be sold very
low:
New lot of LAMPS, for the table, hall, or bracket
sold very low;
An our BOYS HATS marked down TO Soc, former
price 99c. .
New goods for the FIVE.CENT COUNTER by
every steamer.
,lGs Tree to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
aul4 sos Broad street.
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FURNITURE.

IL GATHRlGHT & son, l6 COVER "a
IL. NOR STR EET. offer Inducements. both rs -,
TO prices and terms, 10 all IN need OF tukNi-yES
TURE of any kind, such as 10 make u TO ihtir ~,
Interest 10 examine stock before purcbstsiuK fihc
Walnut Suits with Tennessee aud gray marble
Sideboards with dark marble; Parlor SUITS III Sate
,lne and raw siik-Ycry handsome: Reps aha itair-
Cloth Suits very cheap: Pine and Poplar Furniture
OF every kind. Our stock win be found complete IN
every particular. Don't fall to caii. SATISFACTION
guaranteed. NSo-om
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AncTIos sALEs...ruture pays.
BY Grubbs &Wiiiinms.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'foneers'
n,a.a.4i, sfreot tni sye1n MaIn md Bank.

EIcventn stTeCE UCI"ICH :
H,HE VERY DIES r 4 ~ y EA 81 :
1 FRANKLIN STREET RESIDENCEsN0 ivy ivy
rETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH SIkEEls'
For SALE At AUCTIoNm1W,s VII ss t u i a9G
u huri, =. ~ do O'Clock r. Mtbe VERY VALUABLE
PRuPEKTY located Us above containing fourteen
rooms. including servants rooms, WITH al inc mo
dorm improvements. gas. water. bll1-ronm. &c;
ana in frst-rnie order The lot fronts 90 feet ana
rms hack l25 f. ct 10 an alley. No properly III me
hnying n basement Office is very suitable for q pro-
fessionaI muu. r,.ps
1T ~ Auctinneers.
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.s .s,lI. nc isIAI.Es-..Tn.s Ray.
= .s141yfSxa Earepssail, Auctioneer,
No M Tor Tilirfeeuth1 street.

.:s14nyS4as Haregssaii uctioncer,
No. foEoyenorie Ter Thineeuthl street.
GALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FUR.
- vITt,RE IATRoBE STOVE, &C: &c, At
l1b WEST MIN sTREETi, LES nETWkEEN 4 1r q.
NIX Mms Am I'm gTnEsDSfssTHE 18TH DAY OF
APRiI. 1870 AT io:s win Offer FN fsr s sE.e
At the b9vesssn,ionsd tiss and pataece' r.
IoUNGES CHA IRIS, aisoA CHAMBER FOhsi-
TURE, eor,sitss'anxrnni s..IaIRss
BED an. BEDDING, CARPET.
ALSO
KITCHEN FURNITURE. corlstssinS2In part oA
STSNEWARE. T1EVhRE,
WUODENWARE. &C &c.
and many other ARTICLES too numerous W ihe'''''
ALSO,
nearly new BOYTON LATsobE sio' E an"
New BOOKCASE. ..,,, g., ,,,-cb,so
Snecial alteration of those wf:hthg 10 pureh'lSe
nrst"cIass furniture is invited to the SALE
TERMS: Al sale. orc. ,r,,,oro,r
+ r. Cook. Crer. dp ~
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CARPETS. OsL.CL0THS, &c.
CSSEECTIONEKEES. &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing.
Il daily my inmi,abc pure crushed sugar CLAIR
lFiED FLINT CANDIES. | make better CAN
DIES for Wholesale purposes than any house i'll this
conn'ry-warruncd perfectly pure aud no adnitc-.
ra,iOnS We dou't use amy gucos grapt-sugar. TARA
alba-n0ihing but pure sugars: IT IS more highly
Favored, whller brighter, 1irmcr, and Is warranted
10 stand firm in any climate.
LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX. Confectioncr,
ja3O l4l2 Main street
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<
T.,r,rru IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
n-r;na ~ The immense weight, the iron
.shnas In which rest two OF the spans OF Tue
snn., 7 chiph. valley railroad bridge at Eas-
,nn pa. lately sank about an 'ncn, throw
Inc the bridge out Of grade. AS 1t was GER
tain that the depression would CONTINUE,
owine TO the fact that the inside masonry OF
the pier Is less solid than the outside, an
iron casting twelve feet long, three reef
three inches wide, and three lnches timex,
weighing 1000 pounds, was on THURSDAY
successfully placed under the spans IN oIael
TO elevate them. The spans weagh ioo , ,s,,'
zach. Hydraulic jacks were uscd. ne
snons were raised. the masonry fcdresseu'
The castings placed in position ana tue
.nons lowered. with the stopra@e OF q sih-
Gle train. This IS the greatest engineering
Feat that has been attempted ADD success
9uIly carried through in this ress,on.-iha-
<qdeiphsa North american.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa re rail-
road is being rapidly pushed westward. "
49, already penetrated into the 6 rand Canon
re the Arkansas, in Colorado, and the track
is now being laid ia that tremendous c'eft
IN tho mountain known as the Royal Gorge.
where lot lately the most adventurous
tourists foot had reTer dared to tread the
locomotive viii! soon hurry along hosts OF
travellers on business and pleasure. DEAD
,,;IJn ,y,}1 boye n railroad connection with
fbc outside world by this route ut an early
date.
It is announced by the New York Cdtho!ac
Mirror that Dean Stanley, who recently VS.
tied this country, is about 10 JOIN the ca.io,
Inc Church. His sister. who was converted
many years AGO, has since the death OF his
wife assumed great sway over his mlnd, ana
has turned il toward the study OF CathoIic-
ism. espccialy as enunciated in the WORKS
OF Fenelon.
II is stated that President Huntington, OIL
the Southern Pacific railroad. has slgaed 4
contract to connect with the Atlantic ana
Pacific road at San Antonio or Il, iaso'
and with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe to st. Louis.
The building of railroads has in few
wears increased the cotton trade OF 81.
Louis from 1000 to 100000 bales. twenty
million dollars OF Texas trade goes there
which, until lately, went to New Orleans.
Take notice, ladies, n. i. means new
bonnet from now until Easter.-N eeo
Hduen Register.
Mast has resumed depredations. 1t would
be interesting to know how the "y" was
dropped from his name.-NeU Ioric En-
press.
"I catch your drift" as the man said when
the snow from the roof fell on him.--H. q.
Bonner, PUCK.
The flower might smell as sweetlV, but
would il be appropriate to Gala lily by any
other name ?-Rome Sentinel.
Z Late to bed and early to rycs wears out
the strongest constitution.-Ne1c Orleans
Picayune. .
The little clumps OF pale green grass in
the parks are having tuit time.-Neeo forIc
Graphic.
When Music, heavenly maid. was young,
Spring poets left their harn. unstruns
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SHE OF TRACT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
" or Land AND VALUABLE MANUEAC-
TURING MILL IL BUCKINGHAM COT MY -
The undersigned. commissioner. api.oln!odDN Il hc-
cree Of The Circuit Court If BurkinGham county
made ut Tie Oc'nbcr term thereof for The year
1878. in the suit If i. W. Lacy. executor Of H. T.
Lacy rs. john &. PAGE and William +. csbnrnc,
will sell. on the premises, Al said init. on MON
DAY the 2lst day Of April 1879, the valuable
TRACE OF LAND in buckingham county. ncAr
CiIrds,illc. on which Or. william J.. Osborne re-
sides. containing IiEEE CNnREu AND TlliR-
TY.EIGIir ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,
with a good FRAMED DWELLING; and Al ncc,.s-
>arv out buildings. ana Il large MANUFACTURING
MILL. In good working order. THIS property Is
considered valuable. and Will DC an cAccichl M
veS,mci,t for capitalists.
The sale will he made without prejudice Ia the
growing crops. on The fOiowiu. terms-to Wit: One
fourth IN cash. ant the residue OF The rurchasc-
money on credit Of on. two. aud three. years
equal instruments. with interest FROM >al.' The pur-
chaser t. execute bonds with roo! security Tor ic-
fcrrcd payments. and the title retained rs iurlAtf
security and the sale To- be made subject 10 tie rail-
fcaIOu u the court. join IL. w ii.SoN'
NH li-2taw3Ud Commissioners
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BY Jas. Macdonald, Auctionccr.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thlriccnih) street.

BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctionccr.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thlriccnth) street.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, O1L-CAN,
" &C., At AUcrI0N.IAt the the ' . o. :oA A.
Seventeenth street corner Of Grace. on W Ell NkS-
DAY Tie 10Th instant. at 1nb o'clock. The cntirc
stock Of GROCERIES, &C., such rs
soAPS,
TEA. COFFEE.
GLASSWARE. SCALES,
Orc PATENT niI:.CAN.
One LARGE ICE-ROX. &C &C.
+. r. COOK, Salesman. apis
SERGEANT'S SALE.-By virtue OF an
- order Of the Hastings Court Of tie city of Rich
mond. entered In the case OF Jarvis ( Glinn rs.
Rush Burgess. will sell n public auction. on fRl-
Day the Sth day Of April. 1872. u; 10 o'clock n.
b., at No. 90 CAST Clay strcc', the following pro-
pcriy-to w.t.:
! ! H HFEs S:!EA'
] ENrRE-TAELE.
! FXGsIiJ c G4HF4T:
2 s HEsiH;TNfiIE:nrSS;
LOUNGE.
IlATRACK.
y lI}NnHS racks
: G GSN HiS ?H2 dTHh!!H:
WASllSTANDS,
5 STANDS,
) BUREAUS.
l BEDsTEAD,
BED and BEDDING.
AZ CHAIRS.
l RtlUNI-TABLE.
lIalt-dnZrn PLATES.
lIalf-doZ, II KNIVES AMI FORKS.
Hahf.,ICz"n GUBLETS,
PITCHERS.
The ahuyc articles are all FIRST class and In good
order and The attention OF the pubic is specially
invited. - 1905. ,..~,,r >, :,
TERMS: Cash. +. nol.LlNt'tR. ~. D..
.nl5 for y. NJ. Lee. Sergeant.
CHERIFF'S SALE OF FLOWS AND
y PLOW- POINTS.-.l;y virtue OF an order OF The
Circu, Court OF ihc city OF Richmond mad" IN inc
The suit Of Guy, Mctirih L Co. against the Miami
Manufacturing Company. will sell NJ the store OF
W. r. Barrow, E,u no. 1706 Franklin street. Near
the Old Market (wEerc the property IS storcd). on
SATURDAY the 10Th instant. commencing 1T lo3
O'Clock 4. NJ. .,.
~ HGCKEYE CHILLED PLOWS. Of different
A large 10. Of EXTRA POINTS. Of AL sizes.
Thee goods are all new. and should command
the aicn ion of the trade, aud will be sold i'll lots 10
suit purchasers. - ,,-,,,cr-
TERMS Cash. JOIN W. hihlil.,
ap Is Sllcr'H OF me CITY % hlcn-ho1"'
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EXCHANGE.

LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT oF)
PUBLIC CHARITIES. :
RICHMOND. VA. April II. 1879.
TINE COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF
i OF THE POOR have established i LABOR
EXCHANGE unlcr the direction Of the under
signed wi ere applications of those seeding employ
mcnt and those Desiring to employ persons can be
registered.
No charge will be made for any service rendered.
Persons in want of helm are requested 10 call II or
currespo:.d with this Office.
Letters should be addressed L" SUPERINTEND.
tNT' OF PUBLIC CHARITIES" Richmond, Va.
marked Labor Exchange" and two three. cent
stamps enclosed. CHARLES j. BIGGER.
Superintendent OF Public Charities.
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