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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

The Cold Snap.-The weather had so lar
moderated Yesterday to admit OF sill
further resumption Of operationsat the fac
tories and mills on the water-line. a por-
tion OF the Belle Isle NaiLWorks were ex-
pected to resume last night, and with no
further freeze-out the entire establishment
can 60 to work tomorrow.
Monday night and yesterday skating to a
considerable extent was engaged In on the
canal and various ponds In and near the
city, many ladies participating.
Large quantities OF ice continue to be cut
below the city, and at Puckett's pond, in
Chesterfield county, ice seven inches thick,
OF excellent quality, was obtained.
The scarcity OF water continues. eater
day all the hydrants were stopped, and we'll
water was getting SO low that many persons
had locked their well-doors. Should fire
break out Manchester would be In pitiable
condition.
The cold weather has been very bad on
the poor people, OF whom we have many In
our midst. 1t Is hoped some effort will De
made to relieve such rs make their condition
known or as can be sought out.
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THE MATTER OF s. 2.

A1bI1IE.-LN-l LEE m1A - - -
IS TARDy. gANKRUPT--lN BANkEOS ,d.t I; !;
ne Hepisfer upon petition OF ASSIGNEE Tor SAG
free al liens, objections thereto or various
and the answer OF William T.. SINS tnefeto, ena
srns arrued by counsel On confederation MAs!eSoa.
TIE court doi at this time decline 70 MAKE any v
cree Of sale Whatsoever but as Preliminary
to tsSe. upon special notices mailed 10 an ko wi
crfIfors and Iienors, or their counsel or Do, asu
nr,of, due rubIieatton In newspapers pGorsueu ~ IL
tbs ett!es of Richmond Lynchburg, aud Dan "a ~,
10 All f,e parties concerned, an account o. az IT,, e
real estate OF the bankrnpt-its vane ana me liens
snaesstinr thereon, whether anterior 70 bankrapps
axnersi,ip or created toy htin-And shall ascetfEAin
the amounts Of all such liens, and maxi
sneeai statement or The amount Que genera on III
secured creditors: and shall furfher ascerai9 ana
report 10 the Court the character ana slaie o.
suits fnyolving the ceriainment and liqmdaLon OF
anv az suc liens 80 that the Court may be enabled
to ire Of the expediency OF RENTING to INC cour
in witch such suits are the ascertafnment anu Au
dafios az the claims asserted therein; ano 40 LUZ
fher surar,on before him the trustees IN tne ueeas
Ing The expediency inexpediency Of GLOWING
them to execute their trusts; and shall ioItner f
mort his opi,ion upon all the facts OF the case az 70
Inc ACCESSIBILITY OF the sale by this courL iree On
liens And further, 1t appearing from exniols nsa
Chancery Court OF Richmond, In which the bank
rant was party ,and the amount due Tue eredltoIs
in Iispute such suits may, by leave OF ths Court I,
proceed TO Judgment for the purpose OF h4ng tle
amount due and the character OF, or oonsallon
liens: and 10 this end William f. Sims the asslenee.
is hereby directed 10 cause himself to be made party
70 sad suit, so as 10 protect the Interests Of the
estate and the general creditors Of The bankrupt.
$3.50 -. - !: ALEXANDER RfVES.
District Judge.
~,
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sssss 4 Tsssr5s rEeTsT1YINf1 AUTHORS:
80 " - ~ s. N III sTB RtghE Hon
ve easn NJ ~ JAMEs a. FEoupI Rroisssor
RMpcTgRs EnW a; s.EessHn
pncf1s,or TREpaLI. Dfs - ~ - -
FR sNcXs fowER EoBHE She 49, w az az sI.; IN,
WILLIAM BACK. Miss Ella ~ 49, ~
TN SNSEsscss. ARA. AIExA Il o. Ia
Hanssy. MXrTHEw AESolp. fiEHnr kEacs5EI,
TURN1EETH 80 ..,,sssnseS m
she psgeseE .55
1865 rrrEYJ.N rIrING ACE.
annar i 1879 LYME ss,; Az ense 1 gp se
fnrn: ss .ne sso sHn NAM n
THEas. embracing e choicest serial ana sso O.
smcsfsx q : IS n
-, =, ,,xv ,z5 rrYIER PERIODS
ny An - e.aAl
wors the mos. sluas L.terary, ana ss ss
moss EssAYIsrs. scESTrsTs CRITICS. r Da sosr
HnERs, and EDITon8, reprcsenHps eseis Aees"
tfpent OF Nnowledge snd = s ciytrr
THE LIVING e 8 Is = ~ a0ses'y
'fapre than u 80 -,,, ,rr,ry-c xrn II
THREE AND n QUARTER 9HoosA en u, =
es Il
srino its great amount OF matter. WIN
ewing 10 its weekly sssno and with s&TIsEASG;TD
BY Sa1,aa,s ~ friteisna. Taes
lion, the PES. $3.50. sJ'oetrv Scjcnti.
sketches nu1 and boaitieal InfofInn-
nc. ~ ,s,,e hedv az Eoreign Periodical
slou, IipA , 800, s,e sssns OF fhe = 4.
tags3 =; ABLEsT LIVING WRITER'S. ~
.s n. tsse hpSt tfouehts Of the best nffHds
- ~ civizsd world mon an touics of living inter
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A cOpy-Testt.
c, p. LATHAM, Clerk b.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,}
DANyiLLE, VA. 10th December. 1873. i, .
An parties interested In the execution OF the above
Western District of Virginia, rendered at Danyiie
aforesaid on the 21st day Of November, 1879.
grd hal have fixed upon the 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879. to take and settle. at my Office;
in said town the several accounts required by salu
decree at which time and place all par1es IN M
terest are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as special commisS1 o9S
a,nn 1Innino A. NJ. AIKEN,
RE 11-dI2oJa Special Commissioners.
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.-E,g1IAxcHrsrsn assn yICINITY.

TAe Mid,othton Mssfder.--A was lore
.hsdowed IN the report Of the mNtSse near
Midloshtau published lin yesterdays Dis.
'Snirk. george Wells fc0ioreds siss fully
as,n.srr;t,ea fnr the murder al his grand
,nnshers Maria ,Iohnson, and cent on 70 the
,,,s. inrv bv ,Justsce Eiafn. He was doubt
80 s.sssa ronvaved "a iais ay Constable
TTs,,ss.,ss ~ sesI,,g against irs having In
= , 1870 ss,t,ssSaa Parties Kon the VII
san;. s.,s rs,srpssnt The MURDER as seing most
s~.o.n..,~.as,iaa md & Ynpsferfpzs one. No
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z A Celebrated Case.-1he Mayors Court
was thiangod yesterday with an interested
colored mob OF both sexes. intermiNed with
q few white nen. EmiAent counsel on
either side we're engaged, and a large num-
her of witnesses occupied the stand. The
case turned out to be tctfDg trespnss OF
Armstead Us. Edwards, in which both par
ties were held to bal, to he OF good beha-
yior. The parties are among our best knosRn
cclored constituency.
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-. Byi JAS. Macdsugall, Auctoneer,
: No. 10 Governor for Thirteenth street.

/ tfri No 4U doYerhor ioi ~ ''
ENTIRE STOCK OF .FuRNITTURsE'
Ia CLOTHING, NOTIONS. GLASSWARE, &c,
AT observation-disclosures positively determined 10
discontinue business In this CITY, WI Se y ak
Store No. l414 Main street, ON III UksDAu, 1.r .
instant, at lOk O'Clock, without limit or reserve NJ
entire stock. consisting In part OF
WARDROBES, BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDS; I'D. o,d pocE-
CANE SEs and andy ooD-s'EAAT chAihS anu A
sIDEBOARDs. TEN-sAFEs,
kex HsfR, and SsHfUltK-MATTRE ssEs, n,,
Superior FEATHER-BEDS, HOLSTERS anu ~
cHROMOS, ENGRAvINGs.
SuOKINCS- and HEAT1SG-STOFES,
G Gkk0oGKhRY, f IamPs, STiUMBLERs, &C.
ALSO,
good COUNTERS, SHOWCASES, -
together With many other articles not necessary 10
would most respectfully ask the attention OF the
nnbIIc TO this sale with the assurance that every ar
t.cle offered will be positively sold ,,,,cr
l414 Main streeT.
Sale conducted by JAS. MAcDoUGALt; a Anc-
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Hastiags Court Grand Jurors.-The 1oi-
lowing grand Jurors have been drawn Tor
,ahe term, of the Hastings Court com.
snencing Monday, January goth: First
Ward-AIexaoder Baxter, Decatur Ed'
wards, A. B. Heath, John =. Reams, s. ~.
Better. Second Ward-Thomas Cai'lSan'
IA. J. Gallagher. William T. LithgoW, L: 3.
Clarke, James e. Hale. Third Ward-B.
b. Weisiger, L. r.. Ellis, William Whit
worth, A. G. Brands, A. W. Traylor, VIII
liam S. Perdue, George c. Anderson.
Fourth Ward--Robert Boyle, Joseph Da-
yison, John a. Foster, Alexander McCrone.
Joseph L. Sampson, William D. Craig, and
Jesse Rice. All but one Of the Fourth
Ward iurymen are operatives on beiie
Island, and the island is also elsewhere wen
represented on the jury. Dir. Butler,
drawn from the First Ward, is non-resl-
dent; MIR. Clarke, from the Second Ward,
exempt by law, and Mr. Ellis, from the
Third Ward, exempt by infrmity. The
Jury is one OF the best ever drawn IN the
CITY.
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RICHMOND AND lETEE>ntntt
RAILROAD DNrNST.

RICHMOND AND I'ETEE>nlE.,
RAILROAD lDMrNST. I
5IOMMENCING MONDAY. December Ii,
" 1878, trains on this read Will rim rs i,l,owI:
LEAVE RICHMOND s0uIE.
1865 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, con9e.".2
for Charleston. .aVar.nah. Augusta
and Aiken (via tharic-t"nl. R.leItr..
acknowledgements cars To N!.m <.
ton. Stops only at Chester and Ntl-
chester
sunday. makes c,ose ruuu"rilMG a.
Petersburg with tnr Atlantic. 81.
sissippi and Ohio railroad for H!i.',.,
Chattanooga. Nashville. Mr!uI'H-,
LynchbGrr, Farmvii'c. an! u'h,f iu,'al
stations on that road. untln sam"
time by any other liHc. >'''is 1t
4:sop. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIS ,a1,
teXccpt Sunday. IN ,s.hs'rs laN.s
this train will make close c"hucc!"p
al Petersburg FIR Nori, r..
1895 2. NJ. THROUGH MAIL Ga'iy. romnri'ut
Tor Weldon. Wilmington. FtI-I-.f.
Charleston. Savannah. Augusta. "-
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon. M"ntS"a."G.,
Mobile, New Orleans and all irtnir
inc-caT from Boston Tor Wi!mi".ivN,
Savannah, ana tie S"uth. stops o..
at Manchester and Chester.
s:oOA.M.. SUNDAY A CoMMoDATi"E
TRAIN makes close conn'cli"n VIA
A., NJ. 4 o. X. Il. for Bristol, tiiali'-
noOga, Nashville. Memphis. LNrrl'
burg, Farmyiillc, and other local -
tions on that road. Stop AT all >iat'"l-
LEAVE PETERSBURG NDRTH.
An :,
with Richmond, frcGsr"h<hn,s aai
Potomac railroad for all points N"rh'
East. and West Stops II MaG"h'-"i
aud Chester, and at iia'i-WaH a' 1T
Drury's Fluff, on signal.
9:o5A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TE.iI:' Il, -
Except suncay). stops IL al -
7:o5 P. NJ, ACCoMMoDATIoN. TRAIN day.
Stops 1T all stations.
345 p. N. THROUGH NAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredcrlrh s'nrg and
Potomac railroad for al points last
and West. Also, Eiahtus close c"n""c-
ton with the Chesapeake and OH?
railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS aud
all points North and Vest. IhIs train
stops At Manchester aU1 Chester. t!''
at Ralf- Way aud bruFya EIuh' "lI
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontinued
deIs '' a. SHAW. superintendent
RICHMOND. FREp'G Il POTOMAC Il. Il. Co"I
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET A@kHT,
RICHMOND. VA. November :. -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER l"n'
trains on this road SS y1'' TIp n5 Is t%i!'"'
No, $500 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Stree. station t''T
due at Wash!n-i'' ~" !.
M: Baltimorr go" I: w.;
Philadelphia. $50 l.. "; - =
York. 1905 j. VI. ~
NO. $500 P. NJ, leaves Ryrd-strert station .,1i
que u. " hSItiuet,h. ''..'
Baltimore. 1850 i. ~: ii'"&-
dcIph!a, 33j !. NJ; NC" i"fa'
GAS A. VI. -.
No. 400 Z. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TEAI
for Junction. !'aEes j.. ~
Street station da!.! leNc.i' "".-
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No o-lOl5P.M arrives al Eyri-Strrct stat ,
daily. Leaves SER York. SIP
A. 81: philadelphia. 10 \.
NJ: BalIimurn. $3.50 /. VI. ,
Washington. $50 T.. ".
Noa 1l.35A H. arrives 1T Byrd-Strcr; $500,
daily. Leaves New iurN, !N.l'
u. NJ. PhitadcIphia, 1910 y.
NJ: Baltimore. i:j3 ~ W.
Washington. $50 &. ".
No $40 A. 81, ACCOMMODATES TRAN
arrives at Broad-Slrcet static!
daily texcept Sundays.
Z. il. TAYLOR.
General Ticket agent
IT d MYERS Genera! superintendent. Il" ! !
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Change of .Base.-The public schools OF
MRS. Sarah j. Emil, which have been sus.
pended for some tine in consequence OF
illness 10 her family, will be resumed to-
day at the Parish sehool-house. in rear OF
the Meade-Memorial church, on Twelfth
street. Ars. Hall has a morning and an
evening school, both primary.
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NATURES REMEDY!
=. ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD (VA.l ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
- - .......> rn...H,-n,- LpIno

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD CvA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-SIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands Of
cases OF Dyspepsia: Debility Diseases REGULAR 10
women chsSss ani
Chills and aalar!al Fever. Extracts IRON testi-
monials: ,,,-o,. AVID
Dlpbthcria ever used BY meas have found AFTER
practice OF forty yelrs,-acts as tonic, Alternative
and febrifuge; preferable 70 gnIorate q
"After practice of many years have found no
remedy equal TO Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
p-' JONI P. METTEAUR, NJ. D., LII. u, Va.
successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof. s.AM'L JACKSON, NJ. D., Uniy. OF Pa.
"Surpassing any remedy that know OF for scro.
n 01 S n1setes Have WnkEF
= Alter experience of near thirty FEARS have c
s Sqoh n1 Injections Ganduar Deranse
ment, Chronic Irritation Of The Bladder, Kidneys,
aad ard seT.sln
NO WATERS HAVE WIDER RANGE MG OF USE
used with unparalleled success in hemoErhagic
Ex-Vice-President Ga. Med. Asso.
1ESTIRELY CURED OF CHILLS AND FEVER By
TT REV. f. G. DopsoN. J. A. LEE, Va.
Directions. analysis, and full proof of all claimed
Waer, 50 cents per gallon; "a per case of one
dozen half-gallon bottles; 50 for fve-salon deni-
Mass. so cents and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and SIS
per half dozen, according to size-sent postpaid.
Full proof OF all claimed sent free. upon applica-
modated ut these Snrings at all times Of the year.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President Of the COM
pany, Lynchburg, Va. po1v ,,1,1Ep m
no 1S
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BOOKS FOR THENEW YEAR.

MI
Strauss most popular WALTZEs, =
Rubens.ein,s best COMPOSITIONS,
Most popular SCOTCH BALLADS,
Select SOPRANO SONGS, -.
Choicest BARITONE BALLADS,
Waldeteufel's DANCE MUSIC.
VIOLIN and PIANO COLLECTIONS,
CORNET DUETS, r.-
and twenty other collections, neatly bound for oo
cents. at ELLYSON & YANCEY'S,
de 80 liz Main street.
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MUSIC.
MUSIC FOR THE NEW-YEAR.

OyERTIJRES-Poet and Peasant William Tell,
Zampa. Fra Diavoo. Potpourf, Carmen, Cloches de
COrneyiiIe, Trovatore, SomnamDula.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sweet Love.
Marches GaIops, Pokas, Quadrillcs, Swedish
wedding March, Miss Thursby's My Heart is Fair
for Somebody. Remember Me in Your Prayers, Sui
liyan's Lost Chord. and 1000 other popular pieces
ut 10 and 20 cents. 49,
Catalogues of 800 different pieces sent free to any
ave. 90 - ELLYSON & YANCEY'S,
de 90 ll12 Main street.
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OMNIBUS LINE.


REAIN-STREET OMNIBUS I1As@
Nl LINE, running Oh MAIN be; ES8 $500
tween NINETEENTH STREET AND ~ - - -
The most pleasant, rapid, and cheapest mode tran
sit between the western portion aud business ctnre
'. 6MNIBIJsSEs run in each direction every half
bonr' Commencing Mt 1880 A. ii. and continuing
until 1880 2. III. They pass the encouragement
points as per schedule below
GOING DowN.-Pnss Laurel street TWO minutes
after leaving Morton's; Madison street I'VE minutes
Second street, nine minutes; Fifth street. Twelve
minutes; Ninth street, fifteen minutes: posr-ofce,
seventeen minutes; Thirteenth street. twenty min-
utcs.
COMING Up.-Pass Old Market two minutes AFTER
leaving Nineteenth street: Fourteenth street. I'VE
aaiuaes: Twelfth street, seven minutes post ofhce,
eight minutes: Ninth street, ten minutes; Fifth
street freen minutes: Third street, seventeen min
utes: Adams street, twenty minutes
FARE, 10 cents.
Tickets can be had of The drivers or at my Office,
S26 east Main street. at the following how prices
Four for csc; eighteen, 81 ftfty, $3.50.
jaSI6t A. W. CARRIER. Proprietor.
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Installation Of Officers. -Last night the
newIy-elected officers Of Henderson and
Stuart Lodges, ]. o. D. F., we're Installed at
their respective halls.
ID Dale lodge. Knights OF Honor, and
Friendship Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, had
already installed. Manchester Division,
Sons OF Temperance, has yet to install.
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LAGER BEER.

TAGLE BREWERY
T. GEORGE W. ROBINSON. PROPRIETOR,
C0nEKE HARRISON AED CLAY STREET r
RICHMOND, VA.
This brewery has been recently fitted an with oil
the latest improvements, and IS now offering The
best BEER made In the Unitod States.
THE Beer has been thorougtly tested. andis highly
recommended:by prominent physicians for family
use.
BeEwERY for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
andPORTER at the last Fair OF the Virginia Agri-
cut ural Sediety.
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CARMEN, PoTPOURRI,
SWEDISH WEDDING MARCH.

SWEDISH WEDDING MAlsCdI =
LONDON LIFE GALLOP,
Strauss and Waldteufel's WALTZES,
RUBINSTEIN'S WORKS,
An the most popular operate songs. elegantly en-
grayed full sheet music size, on the very best pa
per, for and 20 cents, In the Boozey catalogue.
Catalogues of 800 different pieces sent free to any
address on application at
ELLYsoN & YANCEY's,
deao 11l2 Main street.
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BY Edward C.Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

SALE OF ELEGANT
i RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
on MAIN STREET HALF-IlLE VEST OF THE
ClTY.-By virtue of decd of trust dated the l9th
of September. 1877, duly recorded In the clerks
Office of Henrco County Court, being required so to
do by the beneficiary therein secured will sell, on
the premises, on MONDAY, 18Th January, 1879,
ING, containing twelve rooms, with marble man
tells and elegantly finished walls, lately owned by X.
W. Brown, Esq. Large brick kitchen and stane on
the premises. The place has q large orchard OF
pears apples, and peaches. Every part of the place
is in excellent order and is one Of the most desira-
Bile residences In the western suburbs.
This property is sold subject to deed OF trust
dated 5th December, 1875. for S5,50O, Dayapte
December Is, 1878, but by senl OF tne holaer
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale and to pay q
note of S5OS. 80, due 18th September. 1878. with
interest six cent. I'LL paid ana tue oaahce US
INC - S. CONWAY GODDIN.
no Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 20S, ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, AND
A FINE BUlLDING-LOT ADJ0INlNG-in exc
culion OF deed Of trust from the late Robert D.
Barksdae and wife to the subscribers, as trustees
dated 18th December, 1877, and recorded In Rich-
mond Chancery Court Office, in d. b. II A, page
4s7, being thereto required by the holder OF the
note secured we will sell by auction. upon The prem
ises on TUESDAY. 14th January, 1879, ut
O'Clock p. NJ, the following property conveyed IN
81 deed or so much of II as may be necessary Tor
the purposes OF the trust-tO wit:
The THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No
20S east Main street, occupied by Mr. +: b. Bent
lev. IL has about len rooms. win bathroom, gas
and other convenience. and a kitchen with fur
rooms. The lot Is l-12 by lO54 feet TO an alIcy
The VACANT LOT adjoining the above and next
to MIR. A. Harrs's new block Of buildings. 1t Is ~
by l054 feet to an alley. , .
The above property is near to the business part OF
the city. In pleasant and improving neghoorhood,
and Is desirable for residences.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash sum-
Client TO defray the expenses of sale and TO pay OIL
mole for Sc, 900, which fell due Oh 10th December:
1878, and the residue upon terms 10 be prescribed
BY tie administrator assigns of the grantor out
it probable that by consent of parties, more FAVOR
able terms of payment will be allowed.
DAVID n. WALKER, Trusteea
4. D. WILLIAMS.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers W 8
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PRINTlNG-HOUS
nISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
bined with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of .
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"-s .'- SUCH AS f--. #
BUsINEss-CARDs. rs.-1.-& e
VIsITIEG-CAEDS, -
rKOFESSIOEAL-CARDS.
WEDDING-CARDS.
.s.sa.,' sHOW-CARDs,
CIRCULARS. -......s 1919.
MANIFEsTs. ~.
= . BILLS LADIyG.
BILL-HEADs.
LErTER-HEADs. y -;
B.. -se a. -. n. NOTE HEADS az
.ya 1d STATEMENTS
NOTICES. CHECKS i.,:~ aa.F 5 ~.
.lqt:t5@ - NOTES, nn.prs
~ DEUG-LABELS -, la - -
- B Ii.19 s3tfl 4a4T TAGS, uy-rIopEs. =.
PAMPHLETS, .pe,,. ,,,S
&C., ae.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A.
SPECIALITY.
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NEWSPAPERS. DC.
1910 NOW Is THE TIME 1879
TO SUBSCRIBE.
NEwSpAPERS. q.
ELLYSON 6 YANCEY Y.
NEWS-DEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
ITO MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

State AssAYER AND CHEMISTS 0FFIcE,l
RICHMOND. November l, 1878: !
TIE LAGER BEER manufactured by Mr.; 6. w.
Robsason at the Eagle Brewery, In this city, sias
been dhoIacally examined by me, the samples test
ed haSIug collected By myself and found
IRON muULTBE ATIEG SUBSTAEoES. 1t may be
used asa;lcdioiRa or beverage in full assurance OF
It's ptrity. WILLIAM ID. TA3 nOR, ~. u.
no INS3m ta.eChefnlsL4 :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

COMMISSIONERS SA LIE OF TWO
u VALUABLE FARMS IN TIE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD.-By virtue OF DEGREES OF the
Circuit Court OF the county Of Chesterfield county,
entered May 25 1873 and s IL nc Pa Gans
and oihers,' we WIN sell by public auction, on the
the following REAL ESTATE. Of which James Il.
Gates died sliced and posses ed-to vii:
"LACY'S,'' containing 200 ACRES, lying near
Beyil's Bridge, the Appomatox river, ana ad-
Joining the land formerly owned by James NJ. over
ION and the lands of T. L. Robertson and others.
At O'Clock p. NJ, n TRACT OF LAND, known
as "BALDWIN'S,r containing 397 ACRES, lying
near the Glover Hill coal mines. and adjoining the
lands of James Goode, Joseph Gates, and others.
Both Of said tracts are valuable and deslran an,
fa rms and have COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS
and necessary oui-budngs.
TERMS: One fourth cash; and the residue upon
credits of six, twelve, and eighteen months, the
purchaser TO execute notes for the deferred pay
inenis with interest from the day of sale, and the
title retained until the further order Of the court.
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN.
MEADE HASklSS,
+. NJ. CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
F. J. SAMPSON, Auctioneer. ia7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

= a co, meets for Mtlt0u. ". u. =, 1,,o-.~-
comnecss for Asheyille and all poiRts In western
North Carolina daily, except Sunday. =,
g. connects FOR Macon and all points IN soutnwest
Georgia. Ina = an, oil noints In Flo.
rida. -'-i ~ o,,ts ., cor,,,,o.,
George. and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
F connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, and
VIcksburg. r
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive tn
Richmond at 4:43 P. III. and 7:49 A. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Sleeping Cars
run through Oh Train No. from New York and
Richmond to Atlanta, and from Greensboro TO Au-
gusta, and on Train No. 3 from New York and Rich
mond to Savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 8, leaving Richmond nj $3.50 4.
NJ. and No. 10. arriving In Richmond at 126 4. NJ
will have accommodations for 4 few second-clasS
passengers, who must purchase tickets before get
ting on the train: No passengers Will be allowed on
other freight trains.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
JOHN r. MACMURDO.
General Passenger Agent.
r. NJ K. TALCoTT, General Superintendent.
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