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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,hE, ,in,t
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY Il, 1871
THROUGH FAssENcEg.
400 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond TEES!hI. TitF-
DAY. and SATURDAY. rohn+c', u
West Point with steamer Haia,' -
ali points on York Iiy"f ailt -.
more Arrives IN bLi'!G"r" =, : !"
NJ: connects with rtil-inrs for " An
ington, Philadelphia. Ne" \ ora I>.
ton aud all western points. t"A&t'-y
at Richmond with tain; on Ei,.'" -
and Petersburg ana Chesapeake -.
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WE'D
NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and
80 A, N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anI W.
UKRDaI. Connects wiih steam
at West Point for river laEJinEs- ''|''
timore, and nj! western po:nts. 49,
meets al Richmond with trains on RICO
mondand Dansiile r1!iroidtEI'''"''
and Petersburg, and o-!rs'is'>' $3.50
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENhEh. , .,-
s.oOP. N. Leaves Richmond tauy except >'-'
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1o.oe NJ. Arrives a. Richmond TtESpAi.
THURSDAY, and SAT- EoAt ,I+i
pe sisrsS wIs snd th:eanSaS% 4@J 1
railroads Steamer liaI4a. lra!c. 49, L',
tiniore from pier ~ 5.%n Fla fEi.
HH9SSnsAsFa wpt.' ii. CoGnyc,s WITH
trains from Philadelphia ~" r,''t
and western points. ana Il! " -. go,
with trains for Richmond 49, "'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,.,.,.
,.oopu ARRIVES a, Richmond MONDAY" Ep'
s'oo NESDAY, and FRIDAY siI s,~
s.16p. TUESDAY, THURSDAY anH !,s SN =,
Va" UkDAY. Connects win steam o~.
West Point from Ballm3rr. 'iJI,.
meets with Richmond a"b HiH,. .'.
Richmond aud Pc.ershur;' IL" '''~
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ..,, sun.
,o.eo 4. NJ. Arrives az Richmond daily t hNSptt ,yc
AN'" day. Connects with Iith'.'"n n.S
petersburg and Chesapeake Sla 0"
railroads. .,,>, ., or from
sontbem noints. Cars run through bc-"te" '''
| and West Point. un,., With lowest Ca:es'
| guaranteed. ,, .,,,h guaranteed :a!o''
issned 10 AN northern and western pnsn| .r,ra sni
TSrourf tickets sold TO all nor,he!s,; ,r,,,ka.
xestesn points and hagrasc CHECKED 'n STirle. OF,
! Eor tickets apply at General RAiioa" tt,fei sd
sceN ga Main Street; At the ESc'E,n?S, and pock
eompany's depot, corner rTeutY-ln"N
Ia msss H i. T. DOUGLAS. sarsr'n t]I--.
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by Edward c. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc!ioneer,
"s.." No. 1918 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
i .TENEMENTs, Nos. 2I0 and 212 SOUTH
CHERRY STREET, AT ADDITIONALLY virtue OF
duly recorded in the clerks Office of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond. default having been
mad. therein. and being required so TO do by the
beneficiary therein secured We will cell on TUES
DAY. January 20, 1S79,at o'clock I. ~, on the
premises the REAL ESTATE therein conveyed,
between Cumberland and Beverly streets. running
back 1872 feet. having TWO FRAMED TENE-
MENTS containing three rooms each, ana DINER
improvements, thereon.
TERMS: Though the deed demands cash, We are
autboriz to sell ut one third cash aua the balance
nj and twelve months with six per cent interest
added and secured by trust decd.
GEORGE W. WARREN,
S. CONWAY GODDIN,
il II ...e. trustees,
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BY Grubbs s Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents /.

S. eleventh street between aIain and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF INVALUABLE
4 FARM oFNINETY-THREE ACRES ABOUT
FOUR MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND AT AUCTfON.-1n execution OF deed OF
trust from Absalom Blackburn and wife to Inc sub
scriber. as trustee, dated May Is. SGD. and duly
recot ded in The Henrco County Court office. being
thereto required by the personal representative OF
the credli or secured, will sell by auction, upon The
premises, on MONDAY. January 81. 1879, at IL
O'Clock NJ, 4 PORTION OF THE LAND conveyed
BY said decd, the same being the FARM %hcreon the
said Blackburn long resided. lying in the forks or
the road leading from the Deep Run turnpike 10
Courtney's formerly Sapes's) mill and The road 10
Bel hlehem church, adjoining The land OF Mr. I. u.
Morrison and Others. and containing nincty-fhree
acres. or less, plat and survey OF which VIII pe
shown at the sale. . "
There is n SMALL DWELLING upon 1t, and It
has a good ice-houSe; also, pond most faYOraDly
situated for ice-making and with slight expense the
dam may be ended and ice gathered during tue
present season. This farm Is located in 4 good
ucighborhoOd. convenient to church and mill, ana
near 10 the city; and in view of IS adaptation 10
general farming and It's facilities for icegettins IS
very desirable. as. - ...
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for the whole
or the greater portion OF the purchase. money III
cash but By consent of parties interested the terms
will he one fourth cash; balance ut SIX twelve, ana
eighteen months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added and secured by deed Of trust.
> ~. ALFRED WINSTON, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. -.-
il 13,15.17,1S&2ltd' =. -t.'.
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By ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Ahctlopecr.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rrRusTEE,S SALE OF THREE NEW
BRICK TENEafENTS ON THE WEST LINE
or WALL STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.-As trustees OF certain
deed of trust from Charles Peters and wife. DC,
ing dated 31st Of October. 1875, duly recorded
In Richn,ond Chancery Court on the 4th Of N0vell-
Der, 1878, in Deed. Book No. 100 c, page 81; we
the UNDERSIGNED trustees, In execution OF said deed
VA nrocecd 10 sell ut rblic auction. on the premi-
tes. on FRIDAY The 24ih Of January. 1879, at IL
o'clock NJ. The LOT located rs above, fronting on
said west lire of Wall street 81 feet running back
az feet having thereon THREE EXCELLENT
NEW BRICK TENEAIENTS. three stories high,
with stores below and dwellings above.
TERMS: BY consent OF parties, one thlrI caSii
noIes interest added. secured by. decd OF trust
The taxes for 1879 to he paid by The purchasers.
-. - :, GEORGE i. HAW,
-'~ j. Y. REDDY, f
e a. "A .... - Trustees.
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5s'1i2ss BY Polpdexter & Upper,
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucnooeers,
- 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
Nkpas WITH Ar, NECESSARY IMPROVE
!MENrs AND A GOOD ORCHARD. LYING ING
FOUR MILES Below THE GsT IS. S 0s, LIE si16
ACES Of LA MD, THE PRDPEkTlr9 OF OF
GEoRGE T. AMP JOSEPH p. DRIf ths y :, 81
necemher. 1877. duly recorded In the clerks office
Of the Henrfco 6eanty Court default having oe cen
r1ade therein, and being required 60 10 90 ~ fHe
DAY The 10th OF February next, before the Henr1Go
county court-houee. that being court-day at Nj,
de above. described property. IL
S1TERMs: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and note for 81 IS, dine December ana
interest Mt six per rent until pald ana Tue
'- - '"e ff - - SAMUEL G. Redo.
- FURMAN UPPER.
Trustees.
PoIypExTER & TCpPER. Auciioneers.
- - 49, !" ia 81 .23.27,2S. Fe3 .5.6.S.e
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LIVERY STABLES

TXCHANGE-, LIVERY, ,ASG<p ~
u SsLE-sTABLEsz AND RiCHSNiZ >sSTfRkht.
BAZAAR, 1888 AND 1ito FRAs N facin,y 20
n am n1" Hpo IiS BY TIE DAY, "hEN'
Special rates to droyers, aud every 81 hcIr bull
extended them for the tranSas'''"
ness. ~ ,,,b.vr fstsbii,pc,"t:
BazAar for The SALE BY AUCiioSS. Vi ARNEss'
Mil ES VEHICLES OF all kihi,,I, ,r,
SkbIST is, BKiDi.Es, ROBES, VIII nd NsArrH.
'AuCTIox DAYS: WEDSEspAi 49,"
DAY &C IL O'clock A, ~: ,,yrs. Proprietor
C. 9. ALLEN, Manager. Geo
C. g. BURTON, Aacttoneer.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

corner of Eleventh ana bank streets,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
~ AND CONCORDANCE DOUBLE FRANZ
TENEMENT THEREON. ON THE EAST SIDE
OF ADAMS BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS-As special commissioner OF The Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Easten his
JanuarylIS7e. in the matter Of James Turner. In
bankruptcy shall sell at auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 29lh of january, 1873, at q
O'Clock p NJ. the LOT located rs above, front1ns
so feet running back about 100 feet more or less
with n DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT inereon
Containing four rooms, besides The usual out-Dull
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve:
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added. and secured hy iced OF trust.
:. -. y SOLOMON CUTCHlNS, Assignee.
We. the undersigned, trustees in the several deeds
of trust, will oin In the deed 10 the o. "
to convey 4 valid tile. o,n,
#. JAMES PEASANTS.
,..- a BEVERLY f. TURNER,
ia2 1-5teoddS lrustees.
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NEWSPAPERS. &c. ..
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TO SUBSCRIBE.

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AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for Mi the Magazines published in this country and
Europe will send any Of the following papers and
magazines to any address tp0stage paid OH receipt
OF the prices annexed, which are the publishers
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BOOKS,

!nEATH OF DEATH,
'--,-...... ... PUBLISHED BY
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Price S1.25, by mail paid.
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ligent beings are concerned. Ry an orthodox
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SEASIDE LIBRARY.

yILLETTE. Charlotte Bronte. "..20c.
CYPRUS. Its History, Its Present Resources, and
Future Prospects. r. Hamilton Lang ......20c.
THE SORROW OF A SECRET, and LADY GAR
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A WoAlAN's JOURNAL. From the French of Oc-
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DIANA CAREW. by Mrs. Forester.
IL THE YEAR '13. Fritz Reuter-. ............1oc.
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TWAS IN TRAFALGAR'S BAY. By Walter
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The above will be sent ipost-paid) to any address
on receipt of IL cents for the lO.cent Nos. and rs
cents for the 20-cent Nos.
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| Booksellers and stationers,
de so I'LL Main street.
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RICHMOND AND HEIT%sE,.G.t
RAILROAD lpVp,S-

RICHMOND AND rTIT@>u:.E,,
RAILROAD iuNr.Ny !
COMMENCING MONDAY, Drcrmbortt
~ 1878, trains On this road Will run IS sy.,,~,:
LEAVE RICHMOND South.
1855 A. NJ, THROUGH NAT. ,.a1,. crua,....,
for Charleston. NaGdEAaa, tu.U,r
and Aiken (yia lhIrc,tnni. l..a.y.
JacksohvIiic-ra rlur cars Ia u i'm. =.
ton. Stops oaly II Chester aud W..
chester
7:l5 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily ,t.,r,,.
Sunday. makes c.u>. r0uUrrtI .. =.
Petersburg with II" A,nntir ",
sissippi and Ohio rail:"ld fur l.r.'l
Chattanooga. Nashville. Mr!u;t..
LyEchhdrg, Farmv;i',, arA "'lc. '...g
E.. stations on that road, nlE!r. .,,r.
time Us by any other lhc. >to,s 4,
all regular stations.
4:sO p. NJ. ACCOMMODATGUN TRAM 1..,y
Except Sunday. ia,1.rZ,r, ;1..t:
THIS train will make cI":r c,Hn,c.....
at Petersburg Itr Nur.p.r.
lO:35P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL da!ty. cou1..',,
for Weldon. Wilmington. Earl.a,
Charleston. savanna. augusta.
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orlran-. 2Ad all rr,n'.
South aud Southwest. - tEa@ .s..;-
ine-car from Boston f"r WIia!as' 20,
Savannah, and re south. stop, "..y
at Manchester and ih..>'rr.
500 A. NJ, SUNDAY ACCcMM ALTON
TRAIN makes close CUaHy'ti"n a.'.,
A., N. & o. X. K. fer Hl',"l. C1,'a-
nnoga Nashville, Memphis. LynrA-
burg Farlnvilllc, ana "iA'r local ia
tons on that road. stop. at at Station.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SoET!l.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. c0nr"c'G2
with Richmond, Frc'ieii"Sstnug srH
... Potomac railroad for all points A.r'n
East and West Stop ~ Manchester
and Chester, and at Halfway am It
Drury's Bluff, on signal.
9:O5A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TEtI% Ha!iy
Except SunCay). S;ops at a. "a.
'..f lions.
TOO M, ACCOMMODATIoN. TRAIN daily
Stops at all statious.
3:45 2. M. THROUGH Maj. daily, cnnnect,ag
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
...... Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close c"nHcc-
i"... non with the Chesapeake All! usc
railroad for the Virginia Springs aud
all points North and West THIS train
stops at Manchester aud Chester. a., :
at Ralf- and Drury's lilHa. ~
.-r.t signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii Start fro1
the Apuornattor danot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discon'inH"!
until further notice.
delS A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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LAGER BEER.

EAGLE BREWERY,
r. GEORGE W. ROBINSON. PROPRIETOR,
+, CORNER HARRISON AND CLAY STREETS, ii
RICHMOND, VA.
This Brewery has been recently fitted up with all
the latest 1MIrovemenfs, and is nom Offering The
best BEER made In the United States. ~
The Beer hasheen thoroughly tested, and Is highly
recommended by prominent physicians for family
use. - 4s ;slss ST. 4f5fIStt sEfz.t stftE
BR EVERY Enr AETERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and PORTER Ut ,ths last Fair OF the VtfE1h Agrt-
cultural Society, 3st1:t Ia so stslyfss . y.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n TON 21 OF CHAPTER A, CONCERNING
NUISANCES. i

N TON 81 OF CHAPTER A, CONCEkNlHG
VARIOUS NUISANCES. l.,
''.t'. =" fApproved January 10. 1871 ii
Be it Ordained By the Council Of the city Of
Richmond, That section 81 Of chapter ~ Of the
City Ordinances, concerning various nuisauces; pc
and the same Is hereby amended and reordalned 20
81. No furnace for melting iron or other metals
or making glass, aud no stationary stean-enelhe ae
signed for use in any mill for planning or saving
boards, or turning wood or for aAy otner
or I'm which any other fuel Than coal sea
to create steam shall be erected or put up to oe hseo
in this city unless permit therefor shalt nave oeen
FIRST granted by the City Council, me !,
pIac e where the building In such engine
Or furnace is to be used is located where the same
Shall be erected. the materials and CONSTRUCTION
thereof with such regulations as TO height OF stacks
or chimneys as 10 prevent the nse Of the same from
being offensive to The occupants OF adjacent pro-
nerty and such protection against fire as they may
deem necessary for the safety Of The neighborhood.
Every person erecting, setting up, or using any
such furnace or steamengine without ne said per-
NIT or In volatonof any OF the conditions, prov1-
sions, restrictions, regulations thereof SHALL be
deemed guilty. Of a msdemeaDor. and upon conv1c.
ton thereof before the Police Justice shall DO fined
not less than five nor more than twenty dollars anG
each days continuance OF such misdemeanor snail
+ be 81 parate offence. - 'sH - ia 1S-OC
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RICHMOND. FRED'G q POTOMAC X. X. C0,j
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, {
RICHMOND. VA. November :, 1879. }
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lQIN
trains on this road VIII run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Stree: station daily:
due ut Washington, $50 J..
H.: Baltimore. 305 T.. VI:
Philadelphia. $50 l.. NJ; Sea
York, 1890 J.. u.
No $500 ?. NJ, leaves Byrd-Stre-t station &A.,y
due u. Washington. 9:jj i. VI;
Baltimore, 100 L. W.: Pln1-
dolphin, $3.50 4. 81; New iprk,
6:45 4. VI. .
NO. 7-4:oO r. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Er"ai-
Street station dai. ieScept SUN
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No 2-lO.15P. ", arrives III Byrt-s!r"-: salon
dairy. Leaves Ntw YORK. SD
a, NJ; PHILADELPHIA ili5 \.
NJ: Baltimore. $50 l.. VI
WASHINGTON. $50 l.. H.
SO4 1875 A. NJ, arrives al Ryrd-StrcCL a'@,. D"
daily Leaves S,.w Iurf, ir'b
r 81; philadelphia. l:lu 4.
~: Baltimore. i:j3 \. ",
Washington $50 \. VI. $3.50.
No. S-e:4O \. NJ, ACCOMMODATES IEh!h'
arrives IL Broai-S.gret station
daily le1cept SUNDAYS.
{. i. TAYLOR.
Genera ] .ciri AGENT
EFT d. MYERS. General Superintendent. 20 !!
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CApproyed january Is. 1879.

- Y y TAppr0veu january 10, I619'J
Be it Ordained by the Council of the City OF
Richmond, That section 33 Of chapter 3S Of the
City Ordinances be amended and reordained SO as
to read as follows: ..a.za -. .-..s.
49, II any owner or driver OF a wagon dray, or
cart, whether licensed or not, shall permit the
horses, mules or other animals by which the same
is drawn. to go in street or alley. public or pri-
iyatc faster than = walk therein, except that any
vehicle having springs may be drawn ut a rate OF
speed not exceeding FIVE miles per hour; or shall
feed or permit his horses. mules, or other animals
10 DC fed any street public alley: or II any per-
son run horse-race or cause the same 70 be run, or
shsll ride or drive a horse or other animal at
or alley pnbic or private he shall he fined not less
than ten nor more than atty dollars. 10 lS-5t
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odds AND ENDS REa

canDREN's PEARL and BUFF LACE wa
eHi IaHsiss So PEARL and BUFF BUTTON
cHILpREN's PEARL. BRONZE, and BUsF
cHinpIRsN,s sa PERI, BRONZE, ana BUFF
GE asfIF: IE;' CALF az. CATERS, DOUBLE
: SOL E. fSr 90, worth $3.50:
q ENTEEsiEM,s MONROE TIES s2
HANDMADE DuuRLE-SOLE
CATERS for E8.6 "a, 8 old price 30.
g -, - - - - = j. A. GRIGG, III
tall Tenth and Main streets.
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A connects for Milton. N. G..
Il connects for Asheville and all potnts la western
North Carolina Daily. except Sunday.
Ceonnects for Macon and all points In southWes'
Georgia. IT,
b connects for Jacksonville and all points in FLO
rida- ~ -, :. ..,,,,-a~,
connects for Macon and all points In SontnMest
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashvilie Memphis aho
all Texas points. y.,sn, md
Yicksburg. ,,,,nts
Trains from the aboye-named points aTTtVs III
Richmond at 4:43 2. NJ. and 7:43 A. u. ,,,-.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run oaii'
except Sunday. 49,, e,oon,,r r,,-s
run through on Train No. from New YORK and
Richmoni 10 Atlanta, and from Greensboro 10 Au-
gusta. and on Train No. from New York and Rich
Tek.gs sold 70 all points SOUTH southeast and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No O, leaving Richmond nj $50 4.
and No. 70, arriving In Richmond at ll:26 A. NJ,
Will have accommodations for a few second-class
messengers who must purchase tickets before get
ting on the traln No passengers VIII be allowed on
other freight trains.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
JOHN II. MhCMURD0.
General Passenger Agent.
T. N. R. TALcoTT, General Superintendent.
de 90
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
N TION SO OF CHAPTER SO OF THE CITY
ORDINANCES CONCERNING STREETS, so AS
TO MAKE THE PROHIBITION OF FAST DRIVE
ING OR RIDING APPLY TO ALL STREETS
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BOOTS. SHOES. Ae.

IT oOK AT THISl E3
have placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
gardless Of cost:
.SsJ1lFANTSs BALM0RALs. all colors. at Soc:
4 I5GsYS' CONGRESS CATERS. TO 8, at 81 20
LADIES SEREE BUTTON.BOOTS,S 1.50:
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON-BOoTS, hand made,
- q nj e2.6O worth 81 1ttl - -.-.s
GENTLEMENiS DOUBLE-soLE CALF con-
GRESS CATERS. 81 worth SO.
The above are ali drstclass goods. Call ut once II
Ynu wish bargains at No, 335 Broad street
! IA lE-3m T-sl.....s $3.50. w. z. W.TAYLOR. :
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4. Sc 4. &. u 1syJ. Thompson brown. s:5s'
Red aEstnte Agent and Ancsioneer,
ll53 MAIN street.

Il. 80 ii 1syJ. Thompson Brown.
Red arstrte Agent and Ancsioaeer,
1888 Ills Main street.
i ssIGEREs SALE OF A SMALL z;
a. FEAME HoT 1878 ANP FeTK e. 56 ohio
United States District Conrt for .!ss Eastern D ss
trict or Vaunia In James Turner am, gn.
tered Jsnaary snl ssl E. Sass ss
lsa og TIM s PFSRaisfEs q ana
ses, sIreet to- turnpike Oak
ses e eTc 81
j. Is. 80. - -. = Ass!sn NEE. ]
BY JAS. Mscdonzall. Aucttoneer,
No. 10 Goyernor Tor Thirteenth) street.
SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE. SALE
~ OF ELEGANT OIL CHE!1q2s, !, IN a., Elk
oAh1AsR ss sS|9| a ,kF ...
Esd S's 1 st2s.t G SfsuI
reserve, beautiful collection or
F1NE OIL, CHROll0s,
NC coules, OF tho best works OF The most dls-
tinsnisbed artists. native and fore gn. ,.-,rz,n
i The collection oomprises scenes OF SWIIIEEk-
t aeahh., With FINE FRUITS, FLOWERS, and
.ss IL sSssss g ssa
s stsp5:r - y Jag: nA.DG Hss!!enssr:
it1t&das BY Robert A. Paine Co, t..f
81 Z 81 srt"7@ Auctioneers.
|TRAIN-BAGSe AT "A U CT ION.-On
VI THURSDAY. Esd instant. at 12 O'Clock we
viii sell at the store of G.. w. Register &c Co., No.
LOB south Twelfth street. tfs. .rf'.tts
1000 GRAIN-SAGS. IN good order; Z..s efil
2 pair PLATFORM-SCALES,
95a.1t.i 1 IRON SAFE. ".,-s 49,
1 ENGLISH WATER-FlLTER.
EGG-CRATES, IRON TRUCK, &c, &c.
- ~. ROBERT A. PAINE s. CO..
IA 20 :: 49, n - -. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
-.f''. 81" CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW
49,. YORK, AND BOSTON. ''' ~. '-

Exchange Hotel. AID on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
The LIMITED TICKETS named above are on sale
only ut CARRIERS s26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth !;
Newborn, Washington, and rarboro'i N. c.. and all
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
tircly rebuilt and refur1llshed In al elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended Us
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years
L. 3. TATUM, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
T. w McCARRICK, Agent, Norfolk. Sc 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23

poIYDExTER & TCpPER. Auciioneers.
: - - ia 2l.23.27,2 .Fe3 5.6.7.e&1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-13
The Governor of Eastern Roumelia.

The Cologne Gdeette speaks in high terms
or the character Of Aleko Pacha, who has
been nominated by the Porte as first Cover
nor Of Eastern Roumelia. From him, says
the German paper, may be expected every
thing that can be accomplished by man inn
bued with q strict sense of justice, without
mined to do bis duty " but without any des-
pofic nominations, and with clear and cor
TeeI appreciation OF the existing state of
a ~ Aleko pacha. whose Christian name
son OF the Prince Vogorides Who was the first
Irnaes Oh samos, and To whose influence and
e s. - Il y. the Cologne Gazette states
n Se ~ manly An ascribed that the Greeks at the
sans "a sne Srimean war resisted the aIlure-
ments ana refrained from esnousing the
$3.50 Of Russia. In the early part Of his
sI s ahns career ARE Aeko who Is At the present
49, Ate appointments at Berlin. London and
VIENNA and at the last-named capital he
- turkish ambassador when the late