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AUeTI0y sALEs--Futnre Days.
nv Jas. 35acdoueail, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor tSr thirteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALB.-By virtue OF the.
l. power vested In me rs trustee In ccr ain or .e
of trust dated the 9th instant, and recorded The
clerks Office OF flte {iancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond on the same date will sell 10 the highest
bidder, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 2otii ms ant, ut l
O'Clock. in front of the store OF Jas. dscdougnli
No. 10 Governor street, the property herein men
tioned-to wit:
2 FINE MULES, In good or aer
q sets Of HARNESS,
DOUBLE CART, nearly new; md
J.y. REpDY, Trustee.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
Auctioneer.
F. r. COOK Salesman jc 1i
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lAU GrI0N sAhEs-..Fuaa,re yaya.
BY Robert IL. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent, :

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
" BRICK TENEMENT, No. lo6 CHERRY
STEEETt BETWEEN CARY AND ROVER
STREETS. IN F0RDS ROW, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of .. decree OF Tue Chancery Court for the
city of Richmond, pronounced on the I'd day OF
Jones, &C., therein pending. fhe under signed nm.
pointed special commissioner by said decree, viii
er for sale, at public auction, TUESDAY, June
24. 1879. upon the premises, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ,
the properly mentioned in sn,d decree consisting Of
n NICE THREE-RoOM BRICK TENEMENT,
with necessary out-buildings. all In good order, aud
VIII weld good per cent. on the Investment. The
LOT has front OF l. 81 feet on Cherry street, and
runs back about 100 feet. ~ 80
TERMS Ore fourth cash: balance at four eight
and twelve months for ne. oiable notes With I'M crest
added and title retained.
jel3 Special Commissionsr.
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By Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctionccrS,
l10S Main street.

SALE OF THREE SMALL
4 HOUSES ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CHERRY AND ALBEMARLE STREETS
By virtue of deed Of trust 20 me- recorded III the
clerks Office or Richmond Chanccry Court. IN ID. B.
ll2 G, puge GA, default having been made IN the
payment of two notes secured therein. and al the
request of the bene ciary in said decd VII! sell on
: SATURDAY, . LIST June, 1879. on the premises at
5h O'Clock =. NJ the PROPERTY Deserted in said
decd as follows: That certain lot or Darcel of land
at the northeast coruer Of Albcmarle and Cherry
streets fronting SO feet on Cherry street with 4
depth of 1876 feet 10 inches 10 an alley in common
90 feet.widc. with THREE FRAME DWELLINGS
thereon. The dwellings contai in each three rooms
ants The properly Will be sold rs Il whole or d.
yiied 10 suit the views of purchasers.
While the terms required under the deed arc Cash
AS TO Sl.I76 and the expenses of the sale, more
satisfactory arrangements may be made by consent
10 IL FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

BUILDERS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
d DESIRE TO PURCHASE will please take no.
tee that we will offer for sale at public auction.
June. 1879, at o'clock p. D., those TWO FRAME
STORES, Nos. 3li and 3l3, situated on the south
side of Broad street between Third and Fourth
ING belonging thereto The same 10 be removed by
the first day Of July, 1879.
TERMS: Cash. -
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, .
1e 16 Auctionecrs.
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AN AMENDED PR0PosITgoN.-:lt occurred
in Bod1e, that city Of whiskey, wealth, and
wicSedneSs. A case was on trial in the
Justices Court, and during recess one Of
the interested parties approached Juror
and said:
:. Saw, boss. il that ar suit goes agin me
Tn nigh on $4,000 loser In minin7 property
Now, Pm give you an even $500 to hang that
Jury"
The 1ncorruptible scion OF American
sIherty reelected a menaent and replied!
.tard be a cussed onsartin job for one
u,an to take rope an strangie that hyl
gang. am Pm afraid afore / got through /
usout dance jig under it myselfs bat il it's
all the same. to you, pard, mout wade in
thar VITA a six.shoober am wipe out the
crowd. Thet'd be mere to my band than
bangiR, and the Job could be done quicker.
III that's satisfactory. produce the coin, an
I'll gst.te work. Eare1aa Neu.) Sentinel.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKING EFFECT APRIL =, ls'9
NpDIrGII l'kSSESEFH,

'
1.,1,rnY-rr or, ru,r>-c
SsCHEDULE VI IRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT APRIL =, 1879
,,,,po,rr, u,..rSGyp
M ~. ,,,.,,,,.I,,v ,rt,r,s.
800 2. NJ. Leaves Richmom4 TitS'Ai INV rs.
pay. and sATi RDAf. Connect l.+'. 40 ="
all points on YORK river ant h,n-
more. Arrives ~ H4i.li.'Fy q, : -
IL: connect; "ii' r"!,,i'c ,@ , iT " IN, In
~, ,'H VIZ nmi ~ ~ ",. I'm I,,,,f. CrnIl,,.,s
stpirhrouj Win irIin. "a EirtU'.j
90 n,,.rsi,It-, az, ir,,.,~.ahc AaG
az III ,2I'S.,,i.'
I'm 1, ,I''' t,yt.rcuT
TEhuIGlt tHI-i'I'i'
5.40A.M. Leaves Rrchmrih MONDAY. WkL-
800 A.. n TGE&DSY, IIlC">DAl, Nrh ~hr-
UREDAI. lDnn',"s VAN steamers
az West Point i"rri'4! "'HIInR'' a.
timorc. AMI ~ hrtr'n i".hc. , "a-
nectsat Richmond MI Ans on hl'';
uonGani ir;ry,il: raiirr@iRichn""!
and I'rtrr>bdts, -nd 'hcstucaAe -Au
Ohio RAILROADS.
L''AL A''0'' ,,',.,. u.,.,
$50 p. NJ. Leaves klThE"nn MlNl'A4' "'"-
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-- By Grnbbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Nod Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AT THE
i SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH
AND MARSHALL STREETS. AND HAND.
SOME BUILDING LOT On NINETEENTH
STREET ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF
Mrs. OTEY On THE SOUTH, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Wew will sell at AUCTION. on the prem
ises. on THURSDAY the 18th of June. AZ
O'Clock P. NJ, the TWO HOUSES ND LOT stu
atcd as above. The houses contain each three
rooms: the lot on which they stand fronts 40 feet
and runs back 1872 feet. The LOT on Nineteenth
street fronts 20 feet and runs back 1872 feet.
TERMS: Liberal. and will he given at time Of SALE
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
jel6 Auctioncers.
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fEcr the Dispatch.
no m. E. j..

no M. IS >.
,y,l Won re. on the boat. ,ny darling Win me
y And trust "a, my arm IN the Storm !, 80,
,s sst,ed FAR aDSi InDE on iron oieu tca:
a ma Tar will saisld you ifou
harm. 81 s. {4g&
i r.et NIL shs weight OF the question 1 ASK,
Enr fhe pillows took rearfuly DARK -, .5f
gar if VOC Will trust true heart Win .Hc srk
Il Win dc With ms hand on inc llein On QUIZ o"i
Tho vcssel is crcaky and worn by the waves
I'M Inc Pilot Is steady and true:
M sovsc,cr Old {lcean teinpesinous'g raves.
His bosons Is barred as shelter ior YOU
II Il ps,rsa, to feel the Inducements are few.
For poorer old marner was nesss .srf Tia. pus
Vel tFut not the POCKET, 80 n
81 through; ,,n.to
when through tho roush seas of Old Time wc have "
CALLED; -. an, =aGssa
Sy;,h ,he ensign o love 10 the mass.head naiea.,
IN the hayen wen resi-, darling, side by sac. M
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POSTPONENIENT.

The above mentioned sale Is postponed on ac-
count OF the Inclemency of the weather until WE'D
NESDAY The 18th instant, at o'clock p. NJ, at
which time said properly will be sold rs divided
above or otherwise. RICHARDSON &c CO..
10 Aucttoneers
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.

DLANk.BOOKS. =
We solicit orders for ACCOUNT-BooKS to be
used in July. Wel-seasoned btank-book are better
than those jast made. "A large stock OF CHEAP
BOOKS always on hand. l.tz .ssE ,Etf
BoOK-BINDING in any. quantity In the best or
cheap style. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Z lie I4.dAw 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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SprCrACLES. EYE-GLAsSES. .Se:

no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .E~
FOR csc. spElVTA-
al at so4 Main street aud gel palf y. 'nent OF
CLES or EYEGLASSES. 4 large go ss'" fsSn zoe.
snperrS ns sntituiy adjusted 10 the eye Sy
Practical owieian, wstehmasyf;: o. Mao street.
NH 22-Sm t.t.-s.=-
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EAST R0INn-

EAST BOUND.
Mall train arrives At Richmond dalIys,
cepL sunday at.......... ...........,. s.2O -,
Express train arrives III Richmond Gaiiy W.
..,..............-:O0, "
Accommodation train arrives at Rich ~" Ne IL
inond daily except Sunday at....... 0.pn 4,
A mixed tram leaves S,auu'on n t.s5 "a
from Washington and arrives At Rch,uonG =, a:tH
L. NJ. daily exc pt sunday. -"
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad lo,.
ing at 11:00 4. 81. for f.yn,hbrry and S,I,', ~,
Mississippi anu Ohio Railroad stations m VII
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving AZ ;:I0 - " -,
Washington. Jaw l. VI. l"'
b connects With Virginia Midland railroad ,o.y-
Ing at 800 A. M. for Washington. anA with C,r-
gina Midland railroad. asmg AZ 80 4. NJ fn,-
Lynchburg and Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Raj
road stations. '
ID connects with VALLEY railroad l,nyIuo ar > u
NJ. for HarrisOuburg.
+ connects with Valley railroad, leaving at III,
a. NJ. .or liarper's Ferry. 80"
connects with stage line !ur Lexin., =,
connects WIN e. b. :. and Z. =. STEAMERS for A.,
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati ''
II connects with sciDtO :ailcy railroad for r,r
Northwest. ' '''-
j connects with all lines d!y"rrtrg 10 the W,.,
Northwest. and Southwest. ". VI. :. DUNN
Engineer AMI Sllp.riutru,!rl,,
CONWAY x. HOWARD, Genera! Passenger and
1907 -rr-- nsG-n. " my2i
RICHMOND AMI DhENiLLE RAIL-
ES ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE l. is7a..
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-. -, \. !. J. .,o,,fasasrato rn.crtpsion.

Editors Dispatch Please tsst toe sas' .e
professors to stop their tWadats apo os,o,s u
Latin and adopt ]" former IA s,;r ,,s
coaltlan-sense view OF tne eas s, = sr ,,.sps.s
main English. SoI.oaoN = 49,. - s
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DIR. Z. MCLAEE'S
LIVER PILLS


: LIVER PILLS
are not recommended Us remedy for all the Ills
hat flesh is heir to-" but in afec:ionsof the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases of that character, they stand
without rival. ......... .......
AGUE AND FEVER. ,'' ..
No better catbartic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quiniue. 49, 80 o
AS simple purgaiive they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has red wax seal OH the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. ...
Each wrapper bears The signatures of G. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS. .
Insist upon having the genuine DR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations Of
the name N1cLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l9-deowly
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POLITE no rEiE Il gT San Fratlss.tsec
R11isiia. J1iia BID ne PROV erbsai polite
ness of the French was well illustrated last
week ID the suicide OF q French mar named,
petit. which occurred at Ndpa City. An
hour before he shot himse.sf he wasin the
vicinity Of the Catholic Church, fionrishing
n pistol, probably Wit, suicidal intent. A
passer-by called out 10 him, " Don't shoot;
you'll scare my horses!" Bowing, the
Frenchman politely replied, . Excuse me,
sir" and deferred the murderous deed.
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OnD DOMINION STEAMSHIP =,
COMPANY. srsaaEsskS
rGp NEW WORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
rh,s -e-rrsn= will dispafch one # tncir Splcn":c
stcan,ers-GIN DOMINION, WYANUk J.. tSAAt
BELL and RICHMDNIregery TUESDAY
FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY at h'sl water, o.
These ships are entirely new, IND were Dul!t
They Eve splendid saloons, st.te-roorns and BATH
rooms. .,,,r ava nm
Gods shipped by this line are landed re a W.; :.
New York on the ccnpahyS co'eFeo pIei' o. 1
river. ., ,r
Cabin fare 10 New York, SI2. ole4raSe' ~ ~A'
Ereights for points beyond New York iorwsTee
with Dispatch and no charge Made except acsH' ca
For further information apply u ~ ,.
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, AGENT,
,ny1o Offer CoJ3p.uy,s wharVes. !tocEeSS.
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WENT 0FF SMOOTHLY The golden-wed-
ding festivities OF the Emperor William OF
Germany were q success. He wasn't shot
ut once.-Aitdny Journal.
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IA IS IKE Eugene Arafn, went
s sesa1a II fisasipr isI upon
wrists.
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A LIAM LINE OF ROYAL ncsS9,
n MAIL STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-u@l4sss.ss2s
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore. Md, every AL
TERNATE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool ria
Queenstown. Superb cabin accommodation. Rates
OF pa sage: Cabin. $50: sicrra.c. S2S; imfclnc-
diate, $40. Also, WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE ne
tween Quebec, Canada, and Liverpool ria LOnaon-
dcrry-.hc shortest possible sea route. Steamships
with Excellent passenger accommodation Sli
from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY. This ROME
Offers 1000 miles Of inland navigation and the
charming scenery of the GUT OF ST. Lawr, nee ana
cross the ocean In five days. Cabin tickets include
rail fare 10 Quebec. 4. ". CARRIER. Agent, 500
Main srcot. >LEVE & ALDEN. General Passenger
Agents. 27l BrOadway. New York. IL 3-col
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BY Frank j. Sampson. 80.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Pubic
Office corner of Hull and Ninth streets,
Manchester, Va.
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F.J. SAMPSON. Auctioncer.
BY Goddin, Warren Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIR A n u
1 DWELLING No. 40s. on THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD, BE,TW ZEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS, At AgCTl0N;oeiBSy Dirtm ,S,c 81
Nv Jnscnh Haugil and wife. and duly recorded IN
tie Chanccry Court clerks office Of The city OF
Richmond default HAVING heen mace tre in
SECURED. shall sell on THURSDAY, June 9; ls19:
fHsS So NJ o On w snf @
ing ten rooms. The lot fronts 3Oa feet ana runs
back 1870 feet. - ,,r
off fI,e sum of 5000 now due: the balance on
credit Of four eight. and twelve months. with ln-
tere.t from day Of sale. and deed OF trust 10 Sc
cure the efe'i' pay F. j. BRANT. Trustee.
As trustee under deed from Joseph Hangit ana
wife dateI August 5, 1873. unite In The foregoing
sale. lhoalao - l. rnns;ao
VALUABLE LANDS IN MECKLEN-
v BURG COUNTY FOR SALE;-By virtue OF
deed OF trust executed by James f. iarriss On In. inc
Dr., and John P. Tatb, duly recorded IN M"ckl"n-
burg County Coult, TO secure ! debt therein men-
toned. default having been made and we, or one
of as being required to do by the creditor: VIII
sell st public auction, on the I'd DAY OF JuL1,
1879, In front Of the courthouse OF MeGklen6qrE
as she AZ PEhcG She Of of
land heretofore known as the Baber Tract, near -.
Tamu,anY. on the Roanoke river. bounded on me
north by the ads Of A. II. Braey, Robert iannsr'
and Others, on the east by The lands Oh ,ata of
Macklin, and Others on the south 6y tue eSmany
Ellington, and ON the wess by the ST. Tam MAN. =.
road containing 264 ACRES the other h iDrnrIy
.STONELA y being part OF the tract i pnnnotc
known as the Branch Tract. lying on Tue NJ ~
river, aud bounded on the north by ING bs lands Of
z. Bracy and Ghoson. on the easi pS ,hnr. on HE
west by the lands OF Bracy- Jones, anu ISSH
on the south by Roanoke river, containing aoo'a
ACRES. o,,o,, f,rrs
fr the tract of land first sold Is sufficient to saIi,iS
the purposes or the Trust me o'er WI. moI pe oS
t:s said tr st and the notes secnred In said deed
fsnv AZ Oo) and a. TO The residue. npon such terms
s ,b In said deed NAV Indicate With the
s,nssrf 10 thc said graulor more favorable teshs
NAV be announced on the day Of sale
A ''' 80 - 9 WILLIAM baskerville, JH.,
- - ---srs. Trustee;
MARSHALL Nj. GILLIAN.
&a1 -'t,''. - Substituted Trustee.
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by Frank J, Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioncer, and Notary Public,
Office corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
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9itlslaa,ld tea

~. ,,sf, { . . &. JUNE II, 1879.
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DHILADEL pHIA, RICH -afSq2
Z MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM Ss s,sistss
SHIP LINE.--FOR PHILkDE1.PHth, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
TlIREE TINES 4 WEEk.--UntI furthe. no
tlae the steamers Of this line will make hri,TeeEi1
THTRSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnoad
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and 81 Nl'AY. con.
meeting ut Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
QUICK TiME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until O'Clock j. N.
JAMES ". MCGARk.Ck,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, w.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
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TNMAN LINE I'D
4 UNITED STATES ss sassssassrss..
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWS AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN. 5.i9l tons;
CITY or RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. 1856 tons:
CITY OF MONTREAL. "A 90 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK, $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest, largest. AMI fastest on the Atlautic.
and have every modern improvement. Including
hot and cold WAFER and electric bells in state
rooms revolving chairs In saloons bath and SnIO1-
ip"-r barber shops. &c.
For rates OF passage aud other information apply
O JOHN G.. DALE,
Agent. 3 Il Broadway. New York; or TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO..
Ia l-eod1v Richmond.
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The fast and elegant s'eaner ARIEL, Captai1
q. &. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL
leaves Richmond for ahove-naned places every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, al
$50 4. NJ.
Fare TO Old Point, Norfolk or Portsmouth,. j. sc
Fare for round "trip, unlimited. OO
Fare TO Baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 0G
rare 10 Inlhuelpllla.... Observation-Disclosures. @ 81
rare 10 NE" 1OTh..... Is
-
Through tickets sold ut CARRIERS. 500 Main stree.
Exchange Hotel, AID Oh beard steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer "Ariel - is now ready for engage
ments for Day and Moonlight f,xrurx Ions n
LOWER RATES than have ever been OFF red before
Freight received daily tor Norfolk. Portsmouth:
NewbcrD, Washington. and Tara0ro', y. c.. and All
andiugs on Tar river: Washington. d. g.. Uamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings on james river. 1t lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has larcly been almost en-.
t'rrly rebuilt aud rcfurnished in an elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that h..
run Oh this route for many wears.
l.. Is. TATGM, Superintendent,
9O3 Main street ant Rockets.
J. w. MCCAHRICK. Agent. Eorf"lk. SEA
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Note:-" Great Todleben - is \. popular Russian
exclamation, much like our own Great Scott.''
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By Frank j. SAMPSON,

BY Frank j. Sampson, =
Real Estate Agent. Auctopeer. and Notary Public
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.
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DICHMOND. YORK RIVERTfTsu,
lNAND CHE SApEAKE RAILROAD. sszs s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPURIA'
TION COMPANY,
Through-frcght route between Richmond IVA.
and Boston Prov violence. andall New England cities.
Steamers leave VEST POINT VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY II - noon cOh-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TT ES.
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston aud
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
Fl. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
GROWER General \ 3
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THROUGll PASSENGEE.
800 p, NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. TlitES-
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"ur"ri> A
West Point viii. steamer Havana irt
all points on YORK rive" amt htii-
more. Arrives in Baltimore al = =
IL. connects with rttl.ilucs fpr Nf,H
ngton, pIiiad.lrlra. New iur". '"'-
ton. ana At, western ptitfa. t"uh"''s
AZ Richmond Win train ~ EirtH'..y
and Petersburg agd irrssi~the A'.G
Ohio RI lT'Jt,.
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sas City they had left in the morning.. Next
day another astonishing fact was revealed.
The woman who went to Junction City was
merely servant in the house, wtao nearly
resembsed in face and figure the lady the
officer WAS following, and wSe asad been
dressed up IN a suit Of that andiYidu-
aI's clothing as q decoy d,pA. Con-
yiueed that he bad been sold, md anable TO
procure any trace Usateyer of the Fugitive.
the officer gave up the chase and reported
TO mis- employer. From this time for some
months aothinS was heard OF either Nor
man Spencer or the woman whoas wit had
foiied bis tfaiaed pslrsuesy, but alasInuch
as 1t had been the ingenuity OF "a devoted
woman that had covered the tral OF the
offender from the hunter, the game was yet
TO be betrayed by 4 WeRSan aeorued. 1t
appeared that after having sent of the
- deeog. z, as sabose related. the lady hlIr-
Tied to st. Joseph, where nader an assumed
name Spencer a,et her. Representing that
he had resolved TO bGya raaeh 10 Galveston
county, Texas g TAR from the madding
crowds isnebie strife - assume the name
OF Norman, md then marry the .won,aa who
had been 60 true TO him, he dGsed iaer to
remain Ia St.Joseph until ne should send
for her. She, all trusting, consented. and
Spencer returned TO bis Chocolate. Bayou
ranch. AS before shown, however, the
man WAS as false to her as TO his employer.
and IBIS last letter OF comparatively recent
data, couRsel'ed her to return TO TitnsFilie,,
as he Was about TO marry lady ia Calves
ton county, Desefpedly for him, and hap
PLY Tor the law, she who bad once thrown
the bounds OF the law or his trail could put
them on again, and this she did some ten
dayg since. The result has been told al
reads. The gentleman farmer OF Cboco-
Iate--lo longer Ar. K orman, but Norman
Spencer the felon was arrested for bis
crime in The supreme hour on his fancied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

5..0 A. NJ Jeay.s Rrhmrld MONDAY. WILL
NESptY. tuH Ft:IDhl aHH
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IREDtI. CONNECTS VAN steamers
4; West Point lnT riYa! lIHliHRs i'it''
tinorr. AMI NJ N,-i~ru F":rt:. Goa
meets Al E!chhInudmit. ':Lins"n ken.
monGan,i ir;rytiIr railroad. Hichm""'!
and p,,rrShJr., and thceApcaAe -Id
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-28

The Chinese question is being raised In half
dozen of Great Britain's colonies. In
British Columbia, where one fourth OF the
population Is Mongolians, a vigorous fight Is
being made against Chinese immigration.
and bill has already been passed, heavily
taxing all CELESTIAL immigrants In Aus
tralia. the colonies have united In favor OF
similar legislation, and propose TO pass the
very bill lately adopted by Congress on this
subject. The Chinese question would appear
to have reached even New Zealand. to which
the Chinese have been immigratng only dur
ing the past two years, but which already
talks Of some restrictive legislation to pro-
vent this inrOad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-28

The Chinese bill now before the President
for signature, and about which tho people OF
the Pacific slope appear TO be much excited
will not have as much effect In preventing
the increase u our Chinese population as the
recent movement among the yellow men
themselves. They seem to be abandoning .'the
land Of the free" of their own accord, and
pretty rapidly too, Statistics show that in
1878 the number OF Chinese arriving at the
port Of San Francisco was only 1856. During
the same time the number which left the port
for their own country was not less than 4646.
In the light Of these figures the fear of Mon
golian inundatinn appears very like bug
bear. The question seems to be settling itself
without the nelp OF any legislation. There
fore, the threatened veto or the Chinese immi-
grafton bill does not assume the proportions
OF national calamity.