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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02

e Mr.. Burdette has got up into Central
New York just in Iiuie for the last snow. ne
describes travel on the Utica ana Black
River railroad thus: "This Is the reughest
road ever shook myself up on. i! guess
the road-bed and track are all right, but the
eectiOn-men leave too many pine-stunps
and rocks on the track. There, this car
has run over canal-boat. NO, IL WASN'T.
1t was only q saw-log. we are AL ri@ht.
We have lost three or four wheels, Dut we
Jolt along on the trucks Just as well. how
it does snow And the road grows rougher
), and rougher. ! guess we are on the track,
but 1t seems we are running closer to the
fence on the right than we were. q little
while ago. But we are running fast. Now
we are creeping over toward the other
fence. We are getting very close to it. /
guess we are going to climb over it aud run
down the bill. No,~we have turned back.
i see how it's; the engineer is hunting the
track. He is feeling around in the snow
for it, Thumpl be has struck it. We are
all right now" f.s..
Describing dinner at Mr.. Bryanps, the
j late Il. Fl. Dana said: g After diDner Hal
leck and talked monarchlsm with nobility
aud third order enough to prevent des-
potism, nothing more. Bryant sat by hear
ing us. why said he, fyou are not In
earneSt?' Never more So, was our
answer. BRYANT still holds to simple De-
mocracy. I believe. How far Mr. Halleck
may have modified his creed know not.
: For myself, am only better than ever sat.
!, listed what an .incorrigible creature man is
to govern under the wisest adopted forms.
But man will have to come to orders and
:. degrees at las"
She tore the azure robe Of night aud set
tho stars Of gloIy there. She did, for a fact.
she is young and careeriDg genius OF
Portland, Me. She has written story. she
has. She. has drawn 1t mild-yery. Here
1She unused. the clatter OF horses hoofs was
heard along the labarynthian avenues Of the
outspreading park. It was Juniata's AL
ph0nso dc Casa Blanca and bis retainers,
Refining in his prancng steed beneath her
casement-window he cried In oleaginous
aud farinaceous tones, Juniata, appear y
-Wow!-L0uiSpilie Coarisr-J oarnal.
=. Il Is now stated that the water OF boiled
celery il sure cure for rheumatism. This
leaves only one ailment for which celery is
not prescribed as cure, and that is poverty :
and no doubt it would cure this II the pa
tient were to eat nothing but celery for
several Seeks.--N0fJ.iStotc n Herald, That
n IS certain, especially il the word is pro-
rnonnced after the vulgar fashion. Salaryis
. sure cure for poverty. ButIeti7:.
8 Vous etes Ia ptas belle femme aa
monde, . said an ;admiring friend to Ma
dsme Bonaparte; 4. plus belle meme que ia
d pdrfaae PGs.if,ss Borghese. $50 Mats ca est
! btea insposstb bite, nj que mo belle soear est
4 pdrYatiemeM 6elle, u was Madame Bona-
parties ready reply. 81: ;1fstsfs
One of Mr. George Bancroft's thin little
!. volumes of early poems was sold for S15 at
d recent book sale Id New York city. Some.
4 body told Dir. Bancroft about 1t, ..Ahi0
said he, I'VE plenty 0f them put array,
!, and would have sold one Tor halt the.
mOneT. q. s: s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02
BY Grubbs L Williams.
Auciioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

UCTION SALE OF THE VERY De
n s1RABIE BRICK DWELLING No: 122. On
THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET BE
TWEEN ADAMS STREET AND BROOK AVE
NUE.-On TUESDAY, 9Th Of May, at ~ O'Clock T.
NJ. we will sell by auction. upon The premises, inc
DWELLING occupied by Mr.. Maurice Eyaps. SIT u
ated al the northeast corner or Clay street and q
street or alley 25 feet wide
It is 4 double house. with. wing attached: has
seven rooms beslies the basement. which has three
rooms: has, gas, water. cuigtrte. &c : and IS In
good order The lot Is 81 S-l2x2lO feet. anu has
upon 1t Il large number of fruit-treeS OF various
kinds. ~ ~,
Ii deemed advisable q VACANT LOT fronting on
Clay street will be sold separate from the dwelling
Persons may attend the sale with the reasonable ex-
pcctaion of buying good bargain, as the owner Is
anxious 10 sell.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nv p huctOnrprs
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RICHMOND AND PETERSEN 4"
RAILROAD COMPA%r. '

RICHMOND AND PETERSEN
RAILROAD COMPA%r.
COMMENCING MONDAY, March 3I'
~ 1870, trains Or thIs road viii run Is i"s!""''
LEAVE RICHMOND South.
1856 A. H., THROUGH NAH, daily. c"hE'cahs
for Charleston, >a3drnIH, 49,"
and AIKEN VIA tharicSt"ni '''' 'EI.'
ACKNOWLEDGMENT cars I" "
ton. Stops only Al Chester ana '''--
1854 A. w., ACCOMMoDATfON daily w.:
Sunday). nak,.s ctU,r r"HH'' ~, "
Petersburg "lta n" tt:H.I. 10
si>sippi and Ohio r,,i,-.'i !IT l''ff 80
Chattanooga. %Ash'lilr. M'Iu.
LYrchourr. Farm, si'r a"' ",.'' ',
statIouS on that rn1i' h''"' =. =,
time AS by am c,her ja'. s'"!' y
a,,py a AZ r%STlar Iin,:rx TRANS &.'y
Except Sunday. i't,'' ..I' - . ,.,o.,a
this trsir viii n.aSe r!"~e c'-"'''''"
AT P.lcr.turY fer <prr,.,' ,.r,.us
lo.3J NJ. THROUGH MAIL irN' '..Er.,.a.
for Weldon. WIimlnG!"a' go -
Charleston. Savannah. h"sus'i,,
luuh,a, Atlar'a. Nar"n, A!"h,,t .r',,
Mobile New Oylrau>, an" ~ 80.
South and Southwest. -. .''u"-'',, -, !,
jng.czT from Boston i"r :" i,,. MIN
Savannah, AMI - r'aL1i' Ivy -
at Manchester and ttc's'''
LEAVE PETERsBCRG NORTH.
GAO A. u, THROUGH NAIL HN.S .s S al
o'-' with Richmond, fre1rrws',n.' IoTtn,
potomac railroad for I'll r',Wn NJ ,trr
FAST. and West Stops a. M Wa. !,
and chester, and At Halfway ''' -
Drury's Bluff, Oh signal. .rl'Y
o.os. N. ACC0MMODATIOS TRAN -.
icxccp, sunCayl. STOPS ~ -
tions. a... ,r,,E ,'r.,y
Icxcept SundavI. stops ohN -
cnes.er aud Chester. ,,tyS
s..s p. ". THROUGH NAH. daily, GU sd
with Richmond, Fre,!erits'pIn:s g.s
Potomac railroad for 81! i"S,s.sct.
and West Also. rlasins Cio'e 81 20
ZION with the ChesalSa.e ~. :, sid
railroad for the vtp,inl. W. ,r,.s
Ill po!nts North aud Wet. . ..+r .aJ
sfops at Manchester aud h' ,:,a:, ~
at Half Way aud Dr'u> ''
signal. v,, .,... f.oT
|. ALL TRAINS leaving Petsfsoufs
ne ssrAiSs PsYsi'Ix CrRsloN TRANS leave rs.st,
mono $40 A. If. and $3.50 Z. NJ: %I
burg 9:25 A. II. and 5:23 r.. every uienJen!,
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tbs BRsr USE or IT YET.-[From the
Hartford 1imes.l--The Yale students the
other day got one Of their number TO de,
claim a speech OF Patrick Henry's, ano
% hen the memorable peroration Of !" never;
never. never" was reached, hunalsu
voices. With tone, Of the utmost asten,sn-
mant. exclaimed in concert. w nae,
nsver2V aWell," said Patrick, " hardy
- I IS %
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
L SALE--say at o'clock-we will sell the remain
der of The TRACT OF LAND above described. con-
tanning FORTY ACRE.. lying between The turn
pike and the River road, and adjoining the above.
with The improvements. coAslsti"g Of Il FRAME
DWELLING with four large rooms and passage,
and Kitchen, barn, stable, &g.--al needing repairs:
good pracll- and apnlcorchard. AMI creek passing
through II, aEort!ing some pretty lncadow-and.
This place is susceptible of high Improvement.
TERMS Liberal, and made known ut sale.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
my1 Auctiuneers.
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by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
J. SUBURBAN FARM BY AUCTION.-By- vir-
tue Of the provisions Of certain deed Of trust. from
Martin ). Taylor and wife beariug date the 7th day
Of October, 1877, to the undersigned trustee duly
recorded in the clerks office of the County Court OF
Ienrico, to secure The payment OF certain negoti-
able noe therein mentioned, shall, rs trustee In
said deed tbeng required so 10 do by the holder OF
said noie) sell by auction. the premises on tkl-
DAY the 9th day OF May, 1879. at O'Clock T. NJ.
The valuable FARM known as " EDGEM oo W, ;.
continuing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTf-SiN
ACRES. more or less, thirty acres Of which nre In
fine timber Of oak, pine. &C: the balance Is hl%hiy
improved and adapted Ia general farming. market
gardening, the dairy business, &c IL fronts on the
Hermitage road about two miles from the city, runs
back 10 The Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, and adjoins the lands Of Messrs. Thomas
Branch. A. j. Chewing, - Mordecai. Alexali-
der Walker. and Others: The improvements are
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING nearly new,
with tx rooms, the usual out-houses, and 4 large
ice-house ami pond.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray the expense Of
executing this trust aud 10 pay OFF the SUM OF -,
with Interest thereon from The 7th day Of April,
1873. and the residue in six months from The dy OF
sale negotiable note TO be given therefor, with In
tcrest added, and secured by deed OF trust.
j. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON e CO.. Auctionecrs. ap29
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The CuTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared By
WEEKS Il POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington street, Boston, and are for sale by al
Druggists. Price OF CUTIcURA. small boxes, sc
cents; large boxes, containing two and one hall
times the quantity OF small, 81. REseLyENT, 81
per bottle. CpTIouRA SOAP, 25 cents. by mail
80 cents; three cakes, i75e.at. sSa my2
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CUTICURA.
n U tt G u R. A :.
HUMoRs OF THE SCALP.
LOSS OF HAIR.

Toss or hair in thousands Of cases Is due entirely
to some form of scap-disease' seVen'y-n'e per
cent Of the plumber Of bald heads might De covered
with hair by judcious use of CUTIcURA, assisted
by CUTIcURA SOAP. 1t is the most agreeable as
we'll as the most effective hair-restorer ever pro-
duced by man. 1t is medicinal in the rucst sense OF
the word. All Others are some oleagenous mixture
or poisonous dyes. None but CUTIcuRA possesses
the specific medical properties that enable 1t TO cure
al itching and scay diseases that iname and irri-
tate the scalp and hair glands and tubes, causing
premature balGncgs Medium doses Of the CUTI.
cuRA REsoLyENT will purify The oil and sweat
glands of the virus Of scrofulous humor Of the
blood aud insufe permanent cure, when taken in
connection with the outward application of CUTI-
CURA. 49, ...... ......-. .. ..'...
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SAND.

ITO BUILDERS AND PLASTERERS.
i The attention of builders and plssterers Is called
to "MAYO'S BAR" SAND. As The tide rises ana
falls through tbs SAND every day, it is entirely
free from clay and o. her imouriteSlD this respect
different from any other sand In The market Far.
ties contemplating building would be studying thelr
own interest by insisting on having
"MAYO'S BAR" SAND
specified in their contracts. On aud after May LIST
Inc prices for the remainder OF the year will be as
follows: On the bank per 25 bushels, 40c.: on the
bar per rs bushels, 25c. SAND delivered on rea-
sonable terms. Special prices In special cases
j. B. MAHONEY u CO,
an 2S-st Eessees Mayo's Sa1d-Bar
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UNDERTAKERS, &c'

VHANDLER Il SINNOTI, rr- g.
I J INDERTAKERS AND CAblNE
M 600 MAX STREET, BETWEEN
~ AND kIGnrH srR s,.sins hue a. fsrsi
furnish everything in the uadsr S.t cclmossi,us
" reduced prices ana On 'l' sp ll.f,as"'~
txImA
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AUCTION sALEs-..Futnrc Days.
By Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer.
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
HOTEL PROPERTY

ISl2 11aln Street, hlc6mono, VIZ
GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
IN RICHMOND, VA,
WITH FURNITURE, FIXTURES, HORSES, ON
NfBUsEs, AND EVERYTHING COM
PLETE FOR rue BUSINESS.
FRONTING CAPITOL STREET AND CAPITOL
SQUARE, ON NINTH STREET,
THE LovELIEsT SPOT IN THE SOUTH,
= FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
b{ yb rea@esI o. CL4iRE HOTEL. located on The
northwest corner of Grace and Ninth streets, aud
now doing large and Notwithstanding business
with repu alton equal to any hotel in Richmond,
shall sell oy public aucton upon the premises, ON
THURSDAY THE 2sTn DAY OF MAY, 1879,
AT12 O'CLOCK NJ,
The Hotel as above described, with front on Grace
street Of go 3-12 fee, and on Ninth street SO dip
s on It's Pear The
partly four stories and partly three stories above
basement. Contains SIXTY. THREE Rooms; Ihe
FRAME DWELLING adjoining. and fronting on
Ninth street. which is included in the sale, contains
seven rooms, kitchen, laundry, servants .part-
The geographical centre Of The city, 10 front Of the
State Capitoi square, with an eeya1lon lnsurlng
hcathful air and line views Of the CSuil-
try. This is justly considered the
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR HOTEL
4. Richmond, located as 1t is on one OF the great
thoroughfares of tho city, where street-cars are
nassins every few minutes. and within few squares
OF the po,t-ofice. custom house. and al puhllc
nlaces aud yet witha In quiet and delightful 10
cality where property Is steadily and continually
i'm moving IN value. The sale OF this properly Should
commend Itself 10 men Of capital and to hotel mi
M large, who may desire now to secure permanently
the location The best and most desirable OF all other;
for that business in Richmond aud IN the entire
South.
The FURNITURE Is comparatively new. and is
CT good modern stye-such as Is usually found In 4
first-class hotel.
The fixtures. &C., required for the hotel business
Will be eluded insale-such china ware &c, &c
The owners have concluded to sell positively on
the day ma ned. Parties may attend expecting TO see
the sale made on the dav named.
| TIE TERMS WILL BE MADE EXCEEDING
LY LIBERAL. AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED
FULLY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
| ROBERT =. LYME, Auctoncer.
N. B.-This advertisement will NOT in any way i'll
| terfcre with The business Of The Hotel. and our
friends and patrons Will be made coin Portable and
taken as good care of as heretofore.
| HUNTER L PEEDLETON,
Proprlctors OF ST. Claire Hotel.
| ROBERT p. LYME, AuctoDeer. my
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LIEBIG,S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
r IEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyoRNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT is
a success and q boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press, "" Lancet, ;
british Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTIoN.-Genuineo only with theyac stmile
of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink across
the label. ss-~':1 "
consumption in England Increased tenfold
In ten years" -:
LIEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all srorekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. Sole agents for the United States (wholesae
only, c. David s Co., 4s Mark Lane, London
/. England. ~; !. NH 15-s1y
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SCALD HEAD

Fog NINE YEARS CURED WHEN ALL OTHER
REMEDIES FAILED.
Hessrs. Weefs & Potter: Gentlemep,-Sinc
July last I have been using your CUTICURA fO
Scald Head. apdit has'cured me when all medicine
that have taken for nine years did me no good.
am now using 1t as q Embarrassing, bur my head L
well. It keeps the hair In very nice condition.
=+estt Yours truly, Fl. A. RAYMOND
= Auditor Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw B. r.
4 JACKSON, MICH, December 20, 1878.
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cows. &c.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ARa
l. FEW SHORTKORN HEIFERS FORSs-A-
SALE: also, Il few HIGH GRADES, sired by Gene
raj Marion (3l5U6) and Colonel r. j. Hancock's
AuI!ngs Breastplaie, entered In the seventeenth
volume American Herd-Book.
Flannegan's Mills, Cumberland county, Va.
an l6-1aw3m&w*
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GOL 8! i | IS: Y,OLT 4 /

FsOLLINS'S. VOLTAIC ". / /
~ ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
INSTANTLY they Danish Pain and Weakness, rouse
the dormant Muscles into new life, stimulate the
Liver ana Kidneys, cure Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Bilious Colo, Cramps and Pains, Rhermattsn, Men.
rstyia, seiatica, Weak Spine, Weak md Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Ague. and Liver
PAIN. ~ q ~ my2
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopecr. and Notary Pubic
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
(JRI,E HPICK-YARD PROPERTY, WITH
LUMBER, WHEELBARROWS, one HORSE
AND CART, AND FIXTURES, FORMERLY
WORKED BY JOHN MCCAULEY AND A. X.
NEAL. IN MANCHESTER.-B virtue Of decree
of the Hastings Court for The city Of hancheser,
of U. Neal rs. McCauley Co., we. Us special COM
missiopers. will sell, on the premises on TUESDAI
May Il. 1879, at O'Clock T.. ~, the UNENPlRED
LEASE Of McCauley 4 Co. in BR1Ck-YARl be-
tween Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets IN said city.
e: ~ ALSO,
One KILN OF BRICKS.
One HORSE and CART.
All the LUMBER, WHEELBARROWS, and
FIXTURES,
belonging to said company. This IS valuable pro-
perty and should attract the attention OF all parties
Wishing 10 engage In The brick business.
TERNs: Cash, Fl. A. ATKINSON. JR.,
A. G. ATTKlSSON.
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
an3O Special Commissioners.
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EAST Bot III

EAST Bol NJ.
Mail train arrives at Richmond tlly>.-
ccpt sunday at......... ......,....., 80 L. NJ
Express train arrives II Richmond daily
\. VI.
Accommodation train arrives AZ Rich.
mond daily except Sunday a'.......,...9tu ). v.
A mixed train lcaves >iuu, on n G:..U \. H.
taking passengers from Virginia Mh!ilud rfur
| from Washington. and arrives al Richmond a i.lj
| L. NJ. daily except SUNDAY.
A connects with Nir1Hi. Mtllaud railroad l'a,y-
! ing at 1903 a. ". irr lyrChbnrs an! A'lauun
Mississippi aad Ohio E%iroad stations. an "iu
Virginia Midland railroad. leaving st So T.. Nir
Washington.
| Is connects with Eir.mia Midland railroad. ,i.-
| Ing at $3.50 4. ". for Washington.
C. connects with Virginia Midland raIif"r'. rtr
Ing at $50 4. VI. for Lyuctbur2 and .tlIn,ir, Nil
| siEsppl aud OHIO Railroad stations.
- connects with Valley railroad. leaving - j J..
NJ. for IlarrisOuburg.
f. connects wiki Valley railroad, ,,iTin- Al -
a. VI. for Iiarpers Ferry.
+ connects with stage line for lrNtu-im'l. W..
& connects vi h e. H. :. aHd L. l.. et.-u"r> e.: al
points on the ONO river ana Ctncinnl'I.
II connects with Sciotn rallcy railroad fpr '..s
Northwest
connects with ali lines diyrrsing 10 ,ir Wet,
Northwest and Southwest. ". ". :. blN W.
Engineer aud Superintendent.
CONWAY Z. HOWARD. General Passenger aui
Ticket Agent. mn -
lCHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
Al ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JANUARY 5.ls7s.
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q ,,,a story Told in Tsree sonnets.
M JAMES BARRON HOPE

The theatre is all ablazt 20 nans I'd ic ard warm
,ra rn,,ssc breatnes 80 passion OF s,orrn
Ins Y Az 3r rs ms now wakes 10 sndden storra
srs ss Il aoats Withsn the spendsaea ns s.s,,.
il seems TO wake the fresS ,,eS lie Il. air
DVacioss. ~ ssxp imrst kencth tins nusic.saiuh
,n,n Sssnds nave kissed these maldens aHu
na a,e..n odor.to diverse again!
Anl ~ n,,,tno Inughft breaks around the rlnS
LIZ AZ .r,. 6,,sy: dasdise bow or sare.
..aanssnd fans. hkt gay bird 90 the VANS
- q Makc o low rustic on che scented ar.
i ,rhe curtain rises Attn shrflty call,
Eyes out<hfne jewels; viois cease auo "a
y loan nae for ward In n 3scarlet 81 all.
For now me assed.o o. S Sm9sed is an turn
And hard and critical. Lo! ne do.n ana
And stumble 10 ms IS p ,tTrder OF spptsuse-
NC SsaS rs at there sounds crfisc'a hiss
,rss ne stornn.sirual; all the house Is WIG III
rytt .fbianf renuke. Low BOWS M n riande nv
Choking. be speaks: fal t oA'
NV f u,,se child this very night lies dead
CR Rba wc,Iow n,aster from the rafters breaks;
The chimney grim, and governors, an1 oo,
Shous \ moor Ore. which ftfuliy awakes
In = naie fiaIne that lights an hnrnble pier
ssudng sheet s,s IN t sns npd Care,
Her only fellows In the chilly gloom.
Teneaih that sheet . childish figure Hes.
Sun the hsir but II Int sn ss sSes dead
Here sashsd and awf ;,s r reSsi KEEPS
Where the poor actor tried 10 laugh Tor nrean'
FOR one VINO watches while the other SLEEPS.
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Richmond Bazaar,
Nos. 1929 and lao Franklin street.

aFJTLES FOR SALE.-Will be sold at the
Ifl Richmoud Bazaar, SATURDAY, May 3D.,
FIVE WE'LL. BROKE MULES, now III use by the
CITY of Richmond.
BY oruer OF Committee on Streets.
w. L. CTTSIIAW,
my o-td City Engineer.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
CORN.

UTONDERFUL CORN.-WE HAVE
w JUST RECEIVED small quantity OF mat
Wonderful DHOURA. or EGYPTIAN CORN, said to
he fine for meal or q ur, also for stock. From an
extract from California paper which we have we
see where 1t has been known to produce Ten
grain planted. .-,,
II. B. TALIAFERRO L Co,
an 2o-eod2w 2 and 8 Gallego Building.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GHEsrEAKE}
RAILROAD, {
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT APRIL 2, 1879.
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IIENRY C. JONES, D. D. s., a
formerly assistant TO Dr.. John Manony)

DENTAL OFFICE 915i4 MAIN STREET (east).
RESIDENCE: s25 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
s - -. - oc 14-eod
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flor tho Dispatch::J
Heart-Br6ak.
ny OLE MARvE Ell.

The tides or ocean ebb and swell.
Ripolin against The she'll deckeo snore'
Laughing and dancing, sparkling. gay,
When summer's sun sh'ns brightly DER.
The lides OF ocean burst and swell.
And break against the rock -6ound shoIe'
When winters clouds are thick o'erhead.
And shrieking winds cen drown Tue roar.
So in the hearts Of mortals flows
The tbrobbinq puIse beats even on,
So long rs fortune smiles serene.
Like 10 the soft rays of the sun.
But soon as from their eyes are hid
The gentle beams that on them shone,
Their heuris, with one vii bursting throp,
Dash up against the heartlesS stone. .r..
MARCH 10. 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
... ll13 east Main street.

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. Is
- NORTH TWESTY-FIRST STREET.-At the
request of tho owner will sell on the premises on
FRIDAY, NAV Q. 1879. at O'Clock f. ~, that
FRAME HOUSE now occupied BY E. Veach. The
mouse is one and half stories high, ana contains
three rooms The lot fronts % feet and runs BACK
43 feet.
An opportunity Is here offered for persons OF
moderate means to ret 4 home. or any person win
limited means can MIA Ike good. paying investment.
TERMS : One fourth cash and the balance in six.
twelve, and eighteen months after date, interest
added, and secured by deed of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
ap25 AucuoHeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02
AUCTIOyEERS, dc.

AUCTIONEERS, dc.
TELEPHONE NOTICE. .r ... ......
Having connected my office with the Telephone
line, / will promptly render my services whenever
called as
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ap 2s-lOt .tsc, j. THOMPSON BROWN.