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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24

fTRUsTEEs, sA LIE OF VALUAlB8,L,,Et !
couaas s sss
January 1870 ana OF record g, Hanover &c Segniy
cierEs once default having been made n the PAY az
9s E ass isfae
saie I, the farm formerly occupied hy satd " ha.s'
called Grove near saio1 I ne
sSss az ns AN
or 90 much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay sue
ao ISess soe isia
SSRRk ksEHafk SeE Sean,
WNqHsoSs, .l.. Il. .is .5s ..s,ti 81.
Z .RRR2sEE.H eRs.s PI.ow,i 81
sIN 8 dII FLOWS sJ'' sa.s
Y 1 CORN-PLANTER,
2 1 KEhFER. and MOWER,
s,M%AhfEhTT:SsEhbIFs,
T: ! S WHEAT.FAN, d.
suBsOIL PLOw.
A lot Of HOES, RAKEs. FORKS, SHADES sHoV-
And E dSE HALF OF ALL THE CROPS POW grow;
Ing or which have matnred on sala iarn' sih'0
The 9th OF January, 1879. ~, ,ho ~
TERMS OF SALE Enough 10 cash TO pay Inc reco ed
tpenses Of sale and the fees for drawins a
one on note for $500 66, with interest thereon
from the 18Th day or December, 1873; the TESTIFY
OF the purchase-money 10 correspond III ui,a, y.
and lime OF payment with amount and maturity t on
two notes each with interest ,Io t oe
,n Is,h day Of December, $40, and the 9Th day
Of June. 1856. respectively and the balance: II
any, to be made payable in twelve montns iro , a
of sale the purchasers 10 give notes Wy oeeo
of trust on good personal security. ,rrn
u 'A"'' " HILL CARTER.
X, III. CARDWELL,
-. ..ds. Trustees.
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q rrssTrf,N sALE;s--.f rnturs Dnys.
s. By Goddin, Warren G Co.,
Real Esfate Agents and Auctionesr,
No. / Io8 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a MOST
VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES,
LYING IN THE coUSTYoF
GLOUCESTER, ON YORK RIVER,
AT CLAY-BANK WHARF.

s. = = . !
Pursuant to decree OF the ChancerY t,onrt Of the
city Of Mchmona, entered june 1s, 1873, In the
amt OF William r. Rowe us j. 5. Tower, &c" tTns
,ss a sc We James NeesUn ana Thomas g. Jack
som of The undersigned and n pursnan r OF e ee
Tered November 20, 1873, In he suits OF Lanler
Bro theirs Go. 90. Z. A. Leayili 60. Mne
Harvey rs Jasper G.. Rowe and others. ], n. Boz
well ssaweIl OF the UNDERSIGNED In con1nn Gar9
with the snid james Neeson and Ihomas ". JacK,
son. win sell on FRIDAY, July 20, 1879, at ~
Etgbes, bidder therefor that TRACT OF LAND,
wing in The county Of Gloucester state OF Yirglnla
on York river, known rs Hsrnitagc," containing
$50 ACRES, more or less, Oh the iollo"lns terus-
ro-wit: ,, r,,.
and fle costs of said suits; the residue OF the PVT
twelve egh cen, and twenty four months the credlt
instruments to bear interest at the rate OF SIX per
cenlum per annum from day Of sale. ana 10 ne
Evidenced by negotiable notes: the title to be re-
taiued,until all the purchase-monev - paid.
: JAMES NELSON, ...
~ " Special Commissioner;
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
Special Commissioner;
NJ. BOSWELL SEAWELL,
iy14-1Ot Special Commissioner.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers,
No. HOG Main street.

ERAME BUILDINGS AND SHEDS AT
Il GAs-woRKs At RoCKKTTS FOR SALE AT
ON SATURDAY, July 26th. at IL O'Clock d., we
will sell ALL THE FRAME BUILDINGS AND
SHEDS at The lower ras-works. Some OF these
buildings are very good and can be removed without
being pulled down.
TERMS: $50 and under cash: over that sum ne
gotiable notes with satisfactory endorser.
Nv % JOHN II. KNOWLES. Superintendent.
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A couuects for Milton. &C.
connects for sheyic and all points III western
North Carolina daily. except Sub"'!' .,.,,,.,x,
c connects for Macon and all poui' III so"'l'"es'
Georgia. ..-;,., g., Fla.
ID connects for Jacksonville and All p9ihS II f!"-
e connects for Macon and all points IN "rs
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville DE" P"s' All.
conndc.s for Selma, Meridian, jlr.>Pn. aid
q connects for Galveston and sill T"Sa: l",ints.
Trains from the thDvc-namci r.t"., "F''@ :"
Pirhmord nj 4:I3 p. VI All! $40 \. VI. ,., u
The Train arriving At Richmond a. r,'| y, u ,
makes c.ose connection wilh W" SF-i,'' %mrtn,s
CompaEy's s;c::pe: Ariel tnr u'i rem a.! ri'r
leaving Richmond IL 10 !. y. I"'%a'.''' t"1''-
days, and SATURDAYS. ., ,,, .i,ur
Pullman Palace Drawtng-rc"tn snt ~''"r'ns 'I';
run through OH Train No. - from N'" ',IH ST
Rjcbmon 10 Atlanta, an! ig;mi t'Tgrar'''' 70, 80
rl,sia and on Train No. ~ f.VIH NVT i"rH 'H'' '''
inond to Greensboro. .,,..,., ,,,
Tickets sold TO all poHt sour, ,',I.''1
southwest, and basg,.e cf.cH, H!,''l~."i -.,I
Freight Train No. .. l"'i'.+ ni''.:' , -, -';i VI
A.. and No. 10, arriE!n- is t!'",',.t =, .nnt-y.
will have accommodation, iuF ." w., ~.
passengers, who must iarc!!tSe c. 49,.
ting on the train. SoltI'thSet2 Wa ~ "'|
other freight traisis. .,.,,, ~, ,,c,i ticket.
No i4'''er CHECKS *' j"ii * 'f< XVII 2,".
General pa,,rH.'T NS'"'-
T. VI. r. TALCorr. General >Gin.[-..-' W. -
RIcuMoyp. FaED'G 4 poroMAc Il: K; Co.
RIcHMoSp. Va, April -. 'sI'. ,
COMMENCING SUNDAY, VI. y 'S'''
~ trains on this road Will raa ~ !V'-'''
NORTH EOISp. ,,.- ,.ry
e.oo " 49, Ey-,,->.rre. .:a1ol 1aly
NO. 1-S:uU a. III, ses'eS i.,,,,,y.j: !ur ~ " asA-
i eHrFp Ito +. 81; Kdnia3o.Iif'i
.,..-..s-sT inG.Y9;, u r.II,t,lph1;,," re-
800 T. a., 80 ~, !6.r5 J.. VI
l. d.; wv, ~ .,r,,.! s:a!.oa ~
No. $500 2. ", issSe, ~ ~ ::,h,,:.on 935 T. W..
due q! a'H' - i. u; phit-
. s hsIIh!a, SIS; ~; Ne" YORK.
sa tss1A%;sMI5nArloS rE .>',S.
t FOR y sta!tos daily ieactp: SHa'
daysl.
SOUTH BOUND. .,..c,
pN arrives a. I;yri-SpteI SS..I.s
| No. 2-lO.4oh "' S.tly except SundaHs!' 'phra.
| Wv Work SIS a. M 49,.
| 5sI"hla> li:45 A ". D.. .nn,
|. E s more $50 +. VI; "s''1'''''
| " . ,s.Irs T, vi Vt Byrl-s!,v; SAG; SG!9s
So.4 l1:S5 A. H.. arriSe', a, New YoIS, lV'vo
| ..as.s aa'y. LTShils,,siphIs, lac
| I: IL; ;in,imnrs. ass 4. IL
M.,,;nnItnn. $50 \. NJ.
| So INSTRUMENTATION TIM ~
| No. 8 $40 4. ~, ACSo' ~ Rroat. street sIAIoA
dsuy ie1cepl SandsSSlii oR.
| aa,sral Tcke. Axe'
| o.,I Sanr rim teuieut ap2s
x.T.D MYERS, General sape,.~-~ -
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and !tuc.ioDeers.
No. d Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

SALE OF A FARM OF
l. SIXHUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES
IN PUWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE Mills
FROM THE COURTHOUSE.-tn execution OF u
decd of trust from ~ Il. Porter and wife TO the sub
scriher, rs trustee. dated Esd April 1870. ana duly
re red-hiug thereto requli ed by the creditor Sc
curcd-l will sell by auction in front Of Powhatan
court house. on MONDAY the 4th day OF August,
1878 that being court.day). at ~ O'Clock VI, inc
LAND conveyed in said decd. being The farm known
as the "OFFiCE." formerly owned by DR.. Abner
Crums, now occupied by Mr.. I. 5. Irvine, and adj
Joining the lands Of William Z. ROyalr, p. ID. Por-
Ter, and others, and containing 6s2 acres, more or
less. 1- x.. 49,
The improvements are BRICK DWEI.LIN NC
with ten rooms, and all necessary farm and other
buildings. ..... -
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to exam.
inc the property before the day of sale.
TERMS Under the decd, would be sufficient In cash
TO derray the expenses Of sale and to paw off bond
for $4,000. with all Of interest due upon 1t,
and the residue upon such terms rs the grantor IN
SAID deed may prescribe: bull all authorized by the
creditor to state that II desired less payment In
cash will be required. and reasonable credit given
for the residue Of the debt secured.
!, .37.7l- E''T.- p. W.HARWO0D, Trustee.
- -, 22,2426,2S&td
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuciioHeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street Utt"SSA aAIih oAAo oaHh'
TRUsTEEs'3 SALE OF. BAR, BAR
i FIXTURES, BILLIARD:TABLES. &C.. AT
AUCTION-By virtue of a deed OF trust executed
by Charles Koch to the UNDERSIGNED as trustees and
by consent of all parties Interested we will sell at
auction. upon the premises on MONDAY, 28il
day of Juy att O'Clock A. NJ. f NOT not sold at pri-
vnte sale by Friday. 20 til nstant. the weappoint-
ed BAR, BAR-FIXTUKES, BILL. IARD-TA HLES,
and other appurtenaIces. located at No. 909 east
BROAD street, adjoining the City Hall, among which
we will ennmerate- '''
q FINE SHOWCASES =. -: ~.
8 BILLIARD-TABLES with appurtenarces COM
/ POoL-TABLE with anpurtenances comple!c),
I FISE.BAR- AND 1LUNCH-COUStEk'
FINE MIRRORS, - ,.t,... ....n.
AZ dozen LARGE CHAIRS. .
: o.tH = TOBACCO. CIGARS,
.... Lot SHELVING. PARTITlONS, &C.
These fixtures are iirst.cIasS, ana shou.u lfae'
the attention OF persons desiring sucn artlcles.
TERMS: The decd requires cash, but II is pPopa-
bic that more odlting terms VIII oe all
nouuced at the time Of sale.
JOHN 4. MEANLEI, }Trustecs
WILLIAM II. TALMAS,}
l. n B.-The above articles may be purchased pfl-
yately rs whole II application be made to Inc auc-
ttoueers on or before 2oth lns tan..
,,,o1..rz ~ -l.. sle1 Aucfoneers.
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n,s,re pspsf ssns1 as snos ~ %
following sentences but 1llsr one
s ssinx { seoundr Ne dsnosi ING Z: Vim q
such = rs
II .ais .et, te.,es fne writer aek noWif dgsd
htnaeg 4; sco,,s dreI Instead 81 saying, ass i,e
trieti is sss, that his opponent was one, 9 go
A. the t,fstsi fhe sentences quoted above e,
Dr. JrrER SAYS TINT he was converted t y wren
I'd meant Is Say that CoRsELIUs and hls p
family wers. converted IL the last OF bis
sentences were sconstructed ION tue Same n
model, fswoald READ SO ,s q. l.ss 81
III instructed .by iii angel. s deYont soldier
was sent ny CSfnelt1s 20 Joppa for y l EEL.
sgfous instr nctor. Z 81; 81
But NE iiadddsE stop. Pardon u, Doctor :, !;
ana BE assured that we would gladly lt ex-
change our, own style Tor your clear-cut'
sensible, and wise sentences. y: ,.@tsf. =s@t
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ORUss. MEDICINEs. dc.

NEA-RATHING AT HOME.-The geuu.
Dine sEA-sALT for sale by the pound or bushel by
~ 81 goo L. WAGNER, Druggist.
nR. FAITHFUL'S AGUE REMEDY,
the best and safest remedy and preventive for
CHIIIS AND FEVER. Wherever used Is pro-
nounced unequalled by any other medicine. Soid pS
- l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
,rn1 Sixth and Broad streets.
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by Dickinson & Chewing, -. ...
Real Estate Agents aud Agents Virginia lmmiGra-
ton Society, Richmond, Va.

ton Society, Ricnmond, Va
4 FINE FARM FOR SALE AT AUG
n TION-At the request of Tie owner ,, we WI
sell at publ. auction, on The premises on hklDA
July 25ib. at l O'Clock P. NJ. FIRST. CLASS
FARM, well Improved and admirably located, con-
tanning $40 ACRES, situated in Spotsylvania
county: Va, six miles from Frederickseurg and on
Richmond residence of the late Judge Brooke, Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals). Five hundred
acres IN hne state OF cutivation balance In origi
nal forest. II Is divided into five fields with never
falling stream passing through each: orchard Of
four acres in full bearing BRICK DWELLING,
containing eight rooms. with necessary cose's. &C.:
nice FRAMED COTTAGE In the yard; FOUR
FRAMED HOUSES of two rooms each, for labor
ers: out buildings ample and In good repair; two
miles by 4 good road from Summit station, on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. There Is
an iuexhaustible marl-bed OH the place. ~ a.,
This property will be sold at q great sacrifice In
order to meet some debts due by the estate Of the late
owner. Couyeyan ees will he at Summit station TO
meet persons wishing 10 attend the sale.
i TERMS: Liberal. and made known at day OF sale.
For further particulars apply to
DICKINSON, 6 CHEWING.
- y 13stis-" Anctioneers, Richmond, va.
1yS9,i4.IS,2l&24-6 .-,sl g@ H. $50. '--
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopeer, and Notary Public,
is corner Niuth and Hull streets, 9.
1 j Manchester, Va. ef.7.:
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D from Henry Baugh and wife. recorded In the
Hustings Court clerks office OF he city or Manches-
ter. in Deed Book No. 8, page II, Will sell ut pub
lie auctions on the premises, in Buffers addition 70
said 'ctty..LOT Nos. 90 and ~. with . GOOD
FRAME HOUSE thereon, at g O'Clock T. ID, on
THURSDAY July q !. 1879, ,r,,v.>,,,
T. fyi9 ,',5'Sa Trustee,
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VALUABLE RIVER FARMFOR SALE
deed Of trust executed by Robert Taylor TO the I'M
dersigned trustees we shall proceed to sell to the
highert bidder on the premises, at II O'Clock on
TRACT OF LAND belonging to said Taylor. con-
tanning about 700 ACRES, lying on Falling river at
its fnsection with Staunton rlyer and adjoining the
Red Hi estates of the la John Henry. 1t hnseoad
low::gronnds and excellent np-lapds, and Is very
productive, convenient to mills, ana 10 Ssagnt9n
mond and Danv1te railroad. The lands are In n
good state of cultivation, and the improvements,
though plain. are substantial. and ample, ...
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on. the day Of
sale. .:. ,a"' =
Mr.. Berkeley, who resides on the place. will take
pleasure in Showing the farm to airy one desiring 10
sec 1t before the day of sale.
CHARLES n. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN u. MILLER, "a,
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BY ". Goddin. ....
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
office corner Eleventh and E:,nk streets.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID CIRCUIT COURT OF HEERICO COUNTY:
VA. entered the 2Sth Of May, 1879 in the suit OF
Burnett's administrator Us. Meeks and ais, the UNI
ders,gned rs special mlnissioners therein named.
will proceed nnon the premises t9sell at 1Dlie a9S
nj 5 O'Clock p NJ. the following described property:
Those TWO LOTS OF LAND. Nos. 50 and 80, IN
the plan Of Buena Vista Sidney. Elcnrico, with the
dwelling. &c, at the northwest Intersection OF VIII
ltams and Richie streets, fronting SO feet on the
north side Of Williams street and running lack be-
tween parallel lines 40 feet, being the same proper
ty conveyed 20 Elisha A. Burnett By William Mitch
ell by deed dated 7th o: March, 1854.
TERMS: For cash sufficient TO pay the expenses Of
sale and the costs OF the suit (about 5000: and as
to The residue In equal inslaments upon credit OF
one two and three years. with interest at the rate OF
six per cent per annum from the day Of sale, notes
for deferred payments with interest added and little
retained unfit The pIrchase-money is paid IN full.
- w. w. COSBY.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
Special Commissioners.
T. T. AppERsOS. Salesman. jy22
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OIN THE COUNTY OF. AUGUSTA.-By virtue
of the authority vested In Inc 6y deed Of trust ex
ecuted to me by Thomas Cabrealh on the 1st day of
February, lS75. and duly Of record In the clerks
office of the County Court of Surry, and by decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, rendered
trustee ct a. rs. Calbreath's administrator ct a.,
pending in chancery in said court, will proceed at
18th Of August, 1870, TO sell a TRACT OF LAND
IN Surry county, lately owned by said Calbreatb.
The tract contains SEVENTY-FITE. ACRES, lies
half from Joness wharf,b James river: is Of SUI
perior quality. and Is admirably adapted for the
purpose of tIuck-gardening. g., ..
TERMS Cash IN hand sufficient to pay the costs
of sale and the balance credit Of one and Two
years tron day Of sale, payable In equal annual In
ferred instameuts with approved personal security,
bearing Interest from date, andiwaiy Ing the home
innate security. WILLIAM j. NEESUN, g..
" 17.Th4w Trustee. >
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UST,EE'S SALE OF MULES,
Il WAGON, AND HARNESS.--By virtue of q
deed Of trust from Park ". Crlimp, duly recorded
In Hanover County clerks ofhce-default having
been msde in Payment of The debt secured. ana
shall sell at public auction, In front Of Messrs Cox
& Leakes slorehonse, In the town OF Ashland, on
TUESDAY the goth day OF july, 1917 1T ~
O'Clock A. NJ,
GOOD MULES. :,.n <.' 81.
j FOUR HORSE WAGON, and
& SETS OF WAGON HARNESS,
or 90 much of said property rs may be necessary 70
nav The debts remaining unpaid aud the costs or
! TERSs: Cash as 70 the costs of executing the
trust and also for 81 and LIN IN
he said l,rump may prescribe, or as may be an
nounced by the trustee al the sa,e ru,,,.oo ,
I p.ucuAg. Cryer.. :. - y 19-eod5t :
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PRINTQNG-HOUSES.

PRINTING-HOUSEs
.DIsPATcH PRINrtNG-HoUsS'
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
having one or the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com.
5ined with skilful mechanical talent, pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very hes, style
aGd AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUsINEss-CARDs.
VISITING-CARDS.
rKOFEssIoNAL-CARDs.
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDe.
CIRCULARS.
....... "a, BILLS LADlNG.
-. REcEIrTs,
BlLL-HEADs,
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
a.. STATEMENTS
So1''A'' CHECKS. xorrs
DRUG-LABELs,
ARGUMENTS, > { s. Ea.-.
BRIEFS,
X, m ~ ts.EE Ea SC, &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK "A
| '.1' SPECIALITY.
/ Orders from the country promptly filled and de-
vcred by express or mail.
We have Ill the NEWEST STYLES OF TYfA
and execute work In 3 manner that cannot be sur
passed. Az
| We abs do all kinds OF BINDING and RULiNe
We will eheerfully furnish estimates ana sens
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SkEAnEORE W S1EtASs R1fHss.
TOR PHIL uesE#s
T. Steamer PIoNEER, Captain FLAT, s,d1 4 =
" w 10 s o:Sek r. H. Fgegh ao z
,ya4.2s -. General southern Assn..
EOR NEW YoRK.-The Ola assSEh
4 Dominion Steamship Company .atE =. ss.
S'a5pshp JSY sSS CeseK A. VIII SAL
Freight received until 6 O'Clock Thursday eve
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points norh south, east
and west; Also TO foreign. ports.
Cabin fare to New York. $l2; lound-trp tickets
f0r lFe'sA' OF CIV &. " A TIE 4 CO.. Agents.
Jy23-3t ComDanys Wharf. Rockets.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATes ssf#75saasJl
CoMPANY's
JAMEs-RIVER LINE,
FOR
OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIFEE
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE RAYLINE. ...
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
The fast and elegant Steamer ARIEL, Captain
2. L. CLIFFORD carrying the United states maiD
leaves Richmond for aboVe-named places eYerI
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a!
Fare to Old Point Norfolk or Portsmouth. e 2 SO
Fare for round trip, uIlmited............ 90
Fare to Baltimore; ...........'''''''''''''"' AZ
Fare TO New York. 70 g
Through tickets sold at CAREERS, s26 Main stree,
Exchange Hotel. AID OF board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer Ariel" Is now ready for engage
n 6WER oF than have
SewsrH TScefSa and Farsoro r. c. and
landings on Tar river: Washington, D. G, Hamp.
i snda aaa on James T Tver at lowest raes
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
ttrey rebuilt and refurnished IN an eiegan. anc
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer thai hE
run on this route for many years.
l.. TATuM, Superintendent,
100 Main street and Rockets.
j. ". McCKRR1CK. AGENT. Nor!olk Sc
DICHMOND, YORK RIVERcl@a
HAND CHFsAPEAKERAILR sz asss.--:.sss.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPokTA
tns route between Richmond VA.
steamers leave VEST poIST, "a. on each
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. -
Steamers arrive At WEST POINT on each III s'
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston cin Boston and
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
VI. r. DOUGLASS superintendent.
V.D GRoNER, General Agent. ap3
PHILADELPHIA, RICH -ssNa
J. MOVD. AND NORFOLK STEAM sssts5azSa
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE FAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Until further no.
st The steamers OF this line will make tri-weeki
trips, leaving philadelphia every UESDAi;
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. CON
necin. al Philadelphia With Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River. -
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until 8 O'Clock p. ii.
JAMES W. MCCARR. OK,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & CO..
General Managers,
NOES No. IL South Wharves, Pn!ladc!pha.
OPP DonlS doHr sTEAAszr I'D
~. FOR NEW YORK.
This csmpan5 wiz dispatch one Of their sp!enne
49,. ,,,ose III n DOMINION. wy NOkF. ISAAC
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nEpAxTURE o. STEAMERS.
EOR PHIL ABEL PHIA.-G @%a
Il Steamer PIONEER, Captain Plat, ssa i1A1lsa
will sail for Philadelphia on FRIDAY. July 25th,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Freight received until OK A. NJ.
j. W. MCCARRlEK. .-~
iv24.2t General Southern Agent.
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YOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
+ .e "THE GIRoNDIN,"
THE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL THE D1s1SFEc1-
!! ~ = ANTS AND DEoDoRIzERs. -

IS
JIM yAspEGRnF, President Of the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November I 9th,.writes
1.-THE dIRoNDIN has been fully tested by the mem
bers of this Association during the last epidemic
aud is their general opinion that it's the best pre-
para,ion Of the Kind that ever has been offered to
the publicl .t,I 5ae eu.-.s i, .z.asJ !.
~ therefore consider it my duty.to recommend
its USE not alone during epdemics but as an article
that should be kept In every wellreguated house
hold.f',. ..-f.;. ,;.,,tas,. :, ,i:.,:..s.
EtttS Es- e.. - --HID:j*H - TO- -
aEEw ORLEANS, November 10, 1878. :,
] "Having freely used the GIRoNDIN DIsINFEcT-
ANTin my private practice and for the Howard as
ISOLATION during the past epidemic in this city can
testify TO It's claims as disinfectant and deodorzer
In my opinion it is without an equal" "
= QFG1ii29iS MONTGOMERY BROWN, N. D.
-..urt.%;YC E.tS E1lfss S5 't.i1 i.t#}s-if ~
. III :scyitgIITI >-I---7 ..=..:s: 1's'r - Fl
2 For sale In quart bottles or by the dozen at ".
= -s<,.r MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore, :
tyl5 ,c r 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
EIev.n tn sfrect between Main anu BANK.

~ 24.eod5t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15

z THE following from the New Or
leans Times in reference to Louis
lana, will apply with equal force to
Tennessee
IF there was ever a time in the
history of our State when honest in
tellect was needed it is just now. To
save US from shame and disgrace re-
Quires the immediate action of some
such men of unselfish craftsmanship.
The world can not longer be blinded
as to the ample ability of the State of
Louisiana, so rich in natural resources,
to pay it's honest debts, by subterfuges
and pleadings of poverty, or by howl
ing that the debt is fraudulent.
"These lodges will not do; they are
becoming stale, having been tried and
failed. The financial world knows
that neither of these statemente are
true. The fact Is patent to ourselves
and all who know anything of our re-
sources, that an attempt to evade pay
ment of our debts as fixed in the State
consols by the Constitution Of the
State is an attempt on the part of the
State to evade paying its creditors
what Is justly due them. 1t is not the
open bankruptcy OF the unfortunate,
but the defaulter hiding his goods.
We may play the ostrich for a while
and think we deceive other cOmmu0i>
tees more simple and trustful than We
but when we report to them that the
whole fifty five parishes outside OF
New Orleans sre only worth fifty. i've
mi lion dollars, and hence our poverty
and inability to pay, they will say
truthfully that the statement Is a
fraud"