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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

OHi,0k N A IT'D.

Holding ia tongue IA tlgu,niiyo eyereisf
| with whleh the North rarely entprtaua spec.
Tutors Ita nnllnlted eah, hy which liza. e,a
| are commonly aerved anh hy nonns 81 which
II filtered lilo wnill With les about the South
az That the euftanehaed negro Ia ono who
sliuga tho ,oynred ballet under restraint haa
died Into lavish retIeeure anrn tho Demo
cratic CONSERVATIVES party ~ this State In
viteh the veteran virnt onee iuoth 10 Try iln
fanpa on that familiar oil ne Ia oratora
had almost eSlauaind Tho political Nun
nhaueen, making The NorIhetn STUMP lively
with nnndaetv when Tho Invitation iu Tho
foremost ohIeftalna ~ thn Republican rn,ty
IL "rmo IT, IlnmlaIanp mi explain why hnr
rpopn should vote The Isalahitran ticket
rlarnd ia orators IL dilemma Moi ono If
- elemtlnnsa uttered reaponan FROST
dent Hayes made ~ apalnpy for The apnaknta
" hIa party IN general terms pleading That
they were ireh worn ont Nv hhell osn,ilnna
~ tho recent campaigns North aud Secretary
Hhatmnr, who Ilal I,ona nvprsaalv called, bo.
came suddenly lninar IN official hnanoaa
The Innhlluua nMd IIainea wired Into aepltt-
elan, and ~ q general ibiun the leaders NJ tho
Republican army dropped Into winter utlar
tors und"r a eI,arp snnan If tho ridiculous
llndnl those circumstance when the non
official friends II The rtoai inni, tired and 10
tireH. falnd ~ como ~ time, tho gnnial aon
Waodfnrd from Now work. was detached hy
tho administration under district attorney'a|
furouHh aud placed In tho breach and that
wna how II came about 9eu Woodfnrd hna
onn,e ainl unue lie was nou1 tetntsiy received
and hospitality treaIh during ha stay. md
hnH departed ~ aplkn Tho hlpgoat e IN Tho
Republican battery, H. wit. imi spoahora NJ
thai pnIty nra over prevented from a,Ivnaat
ing fren|y amy tleaitiuoa titnv ehnoan amnna
tho Southern people IIn will report thai Tho
south has accepted nnqualilntlIy NIL tho ra-
luta ~ tho war "a anhnaiph In The f,IrtIa |
mental Inv md Tint altogether Tho aalvan-
znd lssiea spun from tho Northern hastings
sre dead issues hero
All tho leading fNrte which made tho at ple |
u the Northern canvass ma to the Southern
situation. ton Wnmlfoll takes hack slain
I'he solid North viii rect on raefia lacking
mortar ~ cement fpt hilek ~ alune Tho
nofoti man Hs a Democratic votor has made
hn campaign lively hnro, aud ulnin lying
nual tRlo tho place " lncrodullIv after tho
'nnnral reports ~ hendquatteia The parish
i Icnaae. with liz GOO whito voters and 1000
onrod. tella lia beads In 1000 Democratic
majority There n nn speculation In tho eyes
i TINT nnipae When tho eypertani loadera
rect their missionary homo from Tho politlz
Al watering plaoea South They Will Ind no
voter from the antuua tho bottom has
rnpped uut IT tho Republican ppil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

Some newspapers have pretended ~ dis
thla country. The Adams and Bayard families
ARC generally pointed tn aa proofs of this
The Adamsea I'm We boon Fnr thrne gnnaraiin Ions
men 81 great political Influence In Massanhf
sntia. and have henn nnlatl On ip servo In hlp h
political positions oftener than my family In
Tho country, AZ for Tho I.ayar,l4, fnthnr son
and grandson have represented Delaware In
tho United statas Senate until " lpnlinl ma II
that State could ho represented only by n
Hayatd. But those families arc hui new M
ty, Newyotk Thoae Mtlers have moi been mon
If "a great national mud political Importance
IA tho Hiyarla and Aiamses, htit rs far MS
Ma1ann county Ii cnuOnrnnd havn haan
mon uf grant Influence For seven genera
lions the hend pr this family his rrpraaenled
what was Monroe county IN tho Now
York Legislatures Tho Original Miller
was mamher of tho Colonial Assembly In
IGYl ono huntltel ani eighty six years ago:
his son was In tho LsgsaIure twnnty ono
years continuously. his grandson was n Rep-
t"Hontniive during tho roy utlounry war
and 50 Oh down 10 tho prosont Miller, t.erret
Smith Miller, elected laat month to reurnannL
Madison county. M loss thnn three of tho
II IL ead thy boast littla Or this honor md
arn proulnst Of thnlr tnnoti In the Lcglpla
turr Of New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

a regular nauln ae"ina IT, aslai IN The Rus
sian capital since the Int attempt nn Tho
G4nr.a HE Tint melancholy monarch ilml Ia
tho t,uofa IT I,ivntlla Some time agu ~ aenti"
renrn but Ind no sooner returned to his emp
Ital than an attempt was naflh 10 ltIll him
with hnnl@hoI AS Tho Nihlllaia claim
credit fut this attempt, md proclaim TINT
they win make IL npain ut the earliest nppei
tunllY, tho fxa, Ia naturally alarmed aud
surrounds lila palnnn with M army II guards
and policemen Tho whole affair ia unfnf
tunatn. no II ptn'nlaea u put an eni ~ ih"
anhcme ~ governmental reform which AlaV-
andnt appeared deppael IT, Try Those pro
posed ,nfnttna Viewed Rom III American
atnnipnut were tiieulpualy Insufficient fnr
Tho npnrla nf Htiala Sill Il WINS nm Improve
nent mud II 10 pruhplle that II n now sysen
was once begun In Ruaaa. Tho people would
never be satisfied ,ntlI they Ind occurred
constitution That hn,nhshail fna knurked
all Ideas If reform out nj hlegandpf's haad
Tho plan ~ reform proposed by Mr. Walan-
jeff was thrown IN the fire by the irata GGar,
and tho rnfornet himself dlarnissnl In n worry
haaty manner There Ia ltttn hope ~ That
promised Ilueslan Parliament aa long MS tho
Nlhlisle keep M their reglndnl ifIeka.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

Tho people Of Tho United Ntntca ntn eyl
dontly not IN favor In Mexico Tho Mrxlrpne
nre both jnnlous md afraid If them A bin
has boon M before ths M"ylcnn Gonprcea.
for Some tlmo, granting the right of why to
tho Sonora railway In Northern Mexico, but
IL III bitterly opposed. and will probably be
defeated on tho ground thnt this road If built
will bring Americana Into tho Republic ~
Monte2nma notwithstanding this jealousy.
however. American goods have been slowly
forcing their way into Mexico. This has
caused no little alarm among the English.
French and German MERCHANTS who hnyo
hitherto monopolizad tho hllsneas OF that
country, Tho French pnper Of Mexco, tho
1fdIf a ition warns the Mrx ngainst the
United States. and prophecies Tint " they
purchase our goAls. they will become do
pendent on this country and eventually be
absorbed md taken possession of Ivy 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

sufficiently strong to produce n discharge
thet will kill with absolute certainty. and "
appears there are two distinct kinds of cleo
trlnitg, nne ~ which Ia moi necessarily fatal,
en,l tho ni,er almost cpftaln tn produce death
when applied IN sufficient strength. Dr Park
BENJAMIN. In mn Interview IN the anhine',
tl4luted Tho following summary from The Lon
don funepf of MAY r. 1860
pr Rlebartlann showed TINT tho flaming
enat{ Il discharges II the hrat orfiot. was not
fatal 10 life md moi nvnn very dangerous nj
though tho naWinp etntneni burned the ianthnra
Of pipoona enlinntei tn II. The d'sehatge hy
,neanH Of m ordinary contact hfeaR"r pf"huen'
rnmpipth temporary apn,4thnalH md tmmnhtl
tty nf the voluntary fnuHnlaa, hat let the mus
elea NJ ntgnnln life anntfaPieh mud The anintals
rncnyeraa alter tho lnnsn al ~ hour - 'wn
The lieehnigo II n I,aylen ha'tery ~ forty
aunafp feet ~ ant face charged NV ththa ~ fnu'
enntnoa o Tho hreak. waa alnuai Immediately
fninl II ie rn,inlhly n fema,kehe taef thn'
thu Hamtnp dieohatpn iweuty nine ln"hea lrng
sen, aelv afn"iea n&rigenn beyond burning =
fsn'hers On the other hand II Ia ~ ha rer,etn
hetefl that the spath here naas' around a'd
oyer md not through the huhy, similar
uhnnumennn has heen nntieed In fhe ettlking
II lightning which apparently IL IT two hlatinet
ilnha famine which T. nj n"nesaati'y iata'
II tIle ptfanu gtfU-k ittt tvttAtf tttAF 1ni tah
we're burns md Temporary luseuaillilty, md
the penetrating discharge. whtnl, teaulta IN In
med alto Iaath.
III itenjanlil aupgeRfs The appointment ~
a State honrd. b. lie composed nf phyaielnns,
mud mechanical engineers, +" To
ternfna t,uon The leat form IT apparatus.
Tile ia nj oxonlloni idea, md II might 10 well
to have a hoetd appointed IN eneh State fnt
aimiInr purpose iuaamueh rs public santi-
mpti throughout the country Seams tn lie
,nnnd ehnnae IN the mnth"hot public eHncu-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

The Eastern question has been chronic
ernuble to Europe for the past century III
more, and has cost 1t moro In lives and treas
nre than all the plaques, pestilencos and
-famiues OF modern times. and withal It Il
never any nearer settlement The Russian
invashon OF Turkey, the Albanian, Mentene-
grin ard Crimean wars followed each other
liz rspsa succession. only to mix up the mat
Ter ssiR more. An English paper Of consld
cradle igfiuence proposes that, for the benc
fsS Of Europe and ofcivihzation, this question
should lie finally set 1t rest forever This, 1t
saws. can be easily done 70 the satisfaction Of
all the ,,oyyeTs but Turkey, ~ giving Austria
Naaeionta, Russia Arments, France Syria
~rlsad Egypt creati&E at Constanti-
= * empire and inclosiug the Turks
and the Euphrates valley the
the Empire where they con-
TIA NV of the population. The
oester. Ma shores Ct the Bosphorus
rrasident az possessed by different
proposing oa,yely neutralize these
matches, TO .erlin proposed % 60.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

The news from Hayt indicates groa quiet
there. The Island vt Haytt consists or two
republics, both or which have been overturned
hy revolutions during the past month, In
one the President ia being besicGed hy The
opposition, and most OF the ministry have
been hung, In the other. the President has
wisely fled from the country. while HE all
herents are either In jail or concealed at one
OF the foreign consuiates. All the presidents
and ministers being thus dead. IN exile or be-
eieged. the two republics are enjoying the un-
usual luxury or peace and quiet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

The Z tea are nowhere IN favor The Colara-
diane want to get rid Of them. ana. apparent
ly, nobody In anxious ~ have them Senator
Allison yesterday offered bill arranging for
their removal from Colorado Senator Cock
rell, OF Missouri. objected 10 thia. llc haanr
objection IN the removal Of tho I tca. hut he
feared they might be- removed 70 Tho Indian
Territory, which, as II hordcred en his own
State of Missouri. no would oprnse. The bill
was finally allowed 70 come up nt The uudcr
standing that no proposal would no made t.
remove the Utes to tho Indian Territory
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
The prcaentswintcr promlaca ~ 10 an IN

The prcnent'wintcr promIHNa ~ 10 an nn
usually severe one IN Europe. Although Il IA
barely begun, the cold already oxrecda any
thing known for years past. III" Snne II
frozen over nj paria, M event unknown aiuco
1861, and anow has fallen In Sicily n moat
Mn,iaual occurrence. 4 acvere wiutcr III I'LL
rope would produce great doa of auffNring
there Nearly every portion Of Europe wac
afflicted with bad crops last year, and III In
ssnd, komagna and Scaia actual starvation
Ia threatened A cold winter In Europe aen-
Atlantic
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

Mr., Kalloch, mayor elect 81 san Francisco,
haR requested the police commissioners 10 ~
aclnd the llcense granted 80 Iharloa Ne
Young to carry platol lin paya he ia not
afraid of neSounR on any man living, heina
able 10 take hia own part II force npi not law
la 10 govern. hut "a he IA about 80 occupy q
high municipal position. In which hls NE
should exemriy the highaRt conception vt
civilized society. he rrefera nat a. BE- com
paled to carry arma IN nclf .deicuae
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

Col. Mcclure. ~ the Philadelphia Tinra.
does not think that sherman or any one If
the Louisiana Waiting statesmen stand the
ghost VI a chance for tho Republican rroai-
Dental nomination lie thnka that the Re
puhlleans will not lead Themselves either
with Hayes, Ut the means hy which lIayea
was given the Presidency over his onmroti
tor, who was elected hy q quarter IF mil
lion majority" The Colonel is evidently Tor
Grant or Blaine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

We received at n late hour laa night n
communication from nr, Sam 'hoprln. prea
ident of the Board VI Health, In anawer IL Tile
DEMOCRATS editorial " Tho alsth inaiant,
entitled "A Popular BOARD of Health" We
shall publish the article with great pleasure
In our SATURDAY mornings iaaun
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

Stanley Matthews has riaen 81 the surface
Haain long enough IL state ha belief that
Grant will vet the Republican nomination for
the Presidency. and that the Ohio senator
chip will 20 either 10 Garfield ~ himself u
In reasonably eafe 10 any that II will MT ~ IL
j sthin,nl,lf y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

AMllsE M l,NT'a.

FRENCH OPERA HDUa " tnnufhan atrentN
''Atna." Nv ths VHrkasrh Itfinn ere'n
Troupe.
ACADEMY OF MUHIC 'tlnp,paoH CettanH ~
Rirs's Surprise Fr'fu
ROLLER HATING RINK Az Exposition Hall
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Flor the Gutf tsfntea, fiat,r barometer, fnlift-
noffbeftu Wria and eierf menfhr. f,ffnwed
seest of ne Maa,sRfrrt ~ fnitfaB ha'rmefe,
'ssatd mattnff apufheaafttlp Firia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
See Supplement-.

The new constitutions has the comfortable
majority ~ $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

The grand Jury II fagno county haa re
fused 10 find true bill againat James Parks
dale for the shooting If Henry NJ Dixon lnat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

There are evidences that the In'lann liz
puhlicans will abandon the Idea IF q nine
months canvass after all
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
Variety and Accommodation Stalls.
AUGUSTUS C. MERKEL.
p r TICAL BUTCHER

Stalls .. Il and 10 Poydras Market
arding horses. Families, Shipping and
STEAMBOATS, supplied at the hortest notice with
everything the market affords, and all of the
most superior quality. as his arrangements are
ample Tor that purpose. ALI delivered free OF
charge. da12 al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
FANCY GOODS.
Tho Most Complete and Varied
Assortment ever Offered
i'm tho City.
DOLISi DOILYi DOLLS

In ihla department IL found n large eeleetlon
~ alaeplng. creeping. WaiRinp md talking
DOLLS from 4 oenta enah 10 he nueat lteaael nuli
lnnortei Also Wutk nprep Writing Deaka,
nari Gaana hii,una Lniin- 4laye ae'a In Rus
SLIM Leather Felyat Ebony Mahogany etc
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
MELROSE ABBEY,
Having
LARGE APARTMENTS
ALL FRONT ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
l. now Open TO Receive Guests.
Parties wishing to make Arrangements for
the season will and It to their ihterest 70 cali
and examine; The house is situated at the
+ reete. surrounded by large grounds, urome-
nade walks, flower gard n, everRraeua and
sha ie trfes; lew minutes' ride from Canal
street cars pass the house, nj and down every
few minutes. ard run all night.
dec 2m SuWeFr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
BODLEY RRaTaERa

DVDALA DhOATkhS
HAVE ne most COM plete stock Of Cane Vsonns
We VI ana four mule Game Darts. OK Carta, Lna
H4ssig liz, oot TO- wagons BaeaaHe Carta Farm
ana sd. si5 seat Family Wagons nprfns Waa o
I H6n n nan s go9nds eP9kee Fooss. Stats
RRoanas, =. wagon Material, Axle Greeae, Gar
tpa al sYedged and hecdened Axiss Chiljed
s2xs ana eSfa Ironing Of al Cart md
Wheeling. W. Va frog Tho taat n ,tnorIes o
skilled ,,,aL m mechanics. we can give reIiabjs
slaerantee Iaeet any competition and sa,11iv
thu largest semRnd &44 oNlCly
Depot IN ana 10 Union ssreat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
TOYSl JOYSl TOYSi

This department contains haHliea othfr nov
cities n Iptgn anlaeinn ~ latesl hnaigne IN Toy
Ihntta Furniture Rea Hureana. Hetleienda
tralloa Tables srfaa, Alphabetical and iilu
minatei Hlnehs. Tool Chaaia. Toy 0arrlagaa.
Wagons Val"nipeiaa. rta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
EXECUTORS SALE
III
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LYING ON THE ROANOKE. IN MECkLEN-
BURG COUNTY, VA.

In pursuance Of authority vested in IN" by ne
viii of Wlirtn Towncs, deceased. ] 7ha II. NJ !Z
O'Clock on THURSDAY the lAt day 81 Ja'iharl'
$50 in front Of the CIarksYle Hotel; ~ tne ,D"i
OF I,larksyille. sell 10 the highest bidder u, pmpc
aucrion the LANDS OF WHEN nc sh i W am
sTT,Es A porlion Of these lands are considered
among Inc most valuable in the Valley or the Roam
Okp They will BE- sold In tracts from tnrte 10
eight hundred acres. several OF the tracts nave
valuable improvements upon them. That known
"a =. Occonrcchee.n which was the homestead, h1s
upon IL a MAG NIFlCEET RESIDENCE, and there
win DE attached 10 IL large quantity 2I SEHI
VALUABLE LUW-GROCSDS. The lands arc now
appfyfng to tbe executor. At The sane time and
Mace [ snail sell the Interest or The sald WlliaM
Towues. deceased tbein2 one NAM, III me fHhhi
across the Roanoke n Clarksvliie, va known -
for two years. This FERRY, though leased al
time Of the greate-t depression. pays IIonlhiy
rental OF thirty collars. IL TO be leased or rente
noso II gould bring mnch s larger ri i1 HPyfRS
HOUSES and LOTS, owned by inc saim l,i ,atn
Townps decea,cd In The Town OF CIrkoSihe.
There Is now fair prospect for the ccTlpieton Oh
the railroad from heysVie 70 Lar "a. "
completed this property VIII soon W ''U'''' !"
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the purchase
monty 10 be paid IN cash Oh The Gay OF saie' tne
residue in two equal annual instruments Inc par-
CHASER tn execute bonds for The deferred payments
IN carry Interest from the day OF sale the rate Oh
sIr Nor cputum per apnum, ard The tile 10 oe re-
saiprd Til all the purchase money Is paii.
These lands are mostly Ftntea OUT lot l.s ys r.
rights OF tenants for that year. purchasers 70 De en-
tttief 10 the rents aud pxofif. Mr.. ~ r. Lewis.
who resides upon the premises, Will snow these
lands to persons desiring r RSMfs GooDE
Executor Of William Tcwnes, deceased.
ne l7-2tawtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
BY t.nmfnE- StspIes'& Co.,
Real Estate agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A. YALU-
" ABLE Farm CONTAINING -227 ACRES,
ON THE CRAIGTUN RUAD ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM THE CITY Oh RICHMOND, BY
AUCTION by virtue or a decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond, In The Causes OF
Thompson rS. BEDFORD aud ais, AMI Robertson,
trustee, 20. Brown and ais. entered or the 18Th
day OF October, 1879. lhe und.rstgne d. sDesial
commissioner thereby appointed, will sell IN 'front.'
of Henrico county court -houst. on MONDAY Jan
nary =. 1850. al IL o'cock u. lthlt bcing conrt.
dav1. that VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
/" HAYPORT." situated on the Craigion road four
miles from the city OF Richmond and formerly
owned by j. b. Connell> ESQ. containing by recent
survey 227 ACRES-oue half Of which Is ine river
bottom. and The remainder well adapted TO truck
ing The FARM Is in good state OF cultivation.
The DWELLING ia co!nmodious and comfort
able having been repaired and partly built In The
last few years. II IL elegantly situated In SHADY
yard near the public road. The ou'-buldings are
such are usually found on farm OF this kind.
and in good condition.
TERMS: Whilst the decree prcscrtbes one third
cash, and the balance In two equal semi-annuai In
staEents, with interest added. for negotiable notes,
and the title retained until The whole OF the pur.
chase money is paid and conveyance ordered bv
the Court, yet the commissioner bias authority 10
alter the terms II he should see it on the day Of
sale.
Those wishing to see a man Of the properly can
do so by calling on the auciioneers, MeSsrS, Chafin,
STAPLES & Co. HENRY ". HOBSOS,
Special Commissioner.
CIIAyFIS, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22
An InQuArY.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, December IS, 1879.
Editors Dispatch see by the report Of
the New York Journals that IN his address
recently delivered III Steinway Hall by Mr..
Wendell Phillips, on the subject OF "The
Fress-Its Power for Good and for Evil"
he attributes the parentage OF the popular
aphorism, Let me make the ballads, and
care not who makes the laws" to a Scotch.
man. He may be correct, but the idea
strikes me, with all the force and novelty oil
the unexpected, I think have good au-
thority for the opinion that the real author
in question was the Cardinal.Minister Maza-
rim.
Possibly I am mistaken: ii so shall be
happy to be corrected. Will some of your
many rerders inform me? ID. w. Is.
FLETCHER, Of Saltonn. was the Scotchman
to whom Mr.. Phillips alluded, and we think
correctly.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22

~ 'NbE1- LII 1870
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 F. VI. Leave Richmond daily tc,ro,.
.-..ea-.r-r oayl. connecting al Wrst III - ,ir'
rnEspAY. THURSDAY, and g'S 9, -
GRDAf. with steamers for NJ, IN mt
LIZ, Luz on Inc 1ork river and Tor B,j,t-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAISs
$500 A. MI Leave Richmond d,,,v to,.
1000 A. N. dzyI. connecting a: We., Dr.! Srn-
steamers FOR baltimore on Moyn,'vy2
T T1HiETfRsshS' WsTdED,SESnHS33..
WIN steamers for New w.,
MQNDAY. WEDNESDtYA "p
FRIDAY: with steamers for -. ia
I FRfDa a1a Boston on TUESDAY and nd
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
Clio 4. ii. Leave Richmond MpSD.y ,.,,,
NESDAf.and FRIDAY. '''-
PASSENGER TRAINS,
1000 A. N. Arrive at Richmond ,,,iy .--
sunday, connecting A: va, r,E
ISESi,Af, THURSDAY, ,r1 ~, ~
ORDAf with steamers from r., AZ
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
44Q ?. NJ Arrive nj Richmond 4,rv
500 r. M.} sunday. connecIsng A. Ne, ,'H rw
with steamers from Baltimore ,".'
fers Providence. and Boston ~
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
3:55 T. N. Arrives At Richmond NGNn,v
EDSESDAf, and FRIDAY.
NO transfer or freight Al Rcnrnouu 10 -, ,.,
and West Point. 80 ''-'a'A
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves, r,,,,
guaranteed. ga '4ts,
Issued to all northera and western POINTS '''s'
For If formation. apply at o.'irr of :hr r,,,..
Twenty-thrd and Dork streets. Richmond ~ ''''
oc4 ii. !. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT,
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where Money May be Well Invested

where Money May be Well Invested.
The largely increased business OF the
Equitable Life-Assurance Society OF the
Enited States ought not to surprise any
body. II there is one thing the insuring
:uubiic ask for more than another. 1t is abso-
lutte certainty that the policy will he paid
without hesitation. The Equitable has been
Justly distinguished for dealing fairly with
its clients, but its recent forward step Dy
which its contract is so drawn that no de-
fence can he made TO claim under poiicy
after it has run three years, has rooted the
popular confidence IN the Society, and the
universal verdict is that company spon-
aaneousiy making fair agreement Ike thls
is entitled to support.
PEYToN d ELLERs0N,
General Agents.