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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-21


" ak 9yz
RfcHxosD, YORK RIVER AND cHEsrgAsr,
SCHEDULE OF TRATxs,
~ TAKING EFFECT JAECARY 8, 1891
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 r. n. Leave Richmond daily texcep, sun
asyl connecting AZ West Point on,
Tuesday, THUR DAY, and 81 A.
URDAY with steamers Tor ali lsnd-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. MI Leave Richmond daily (exeept Som.
iO:O0 A. Ms dayl, competing At West Point WITH
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNEs
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers for New York ON
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY: With steamers tor rr0yi.
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily texcen,
sunday. copneciiny ST West pom,
TutspAY, TIL RsDAY. aud SAT.
UEDAf with steamers from Bald.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
S:55 =. w Arrive at RIohm0ud sany (eYeent
300 L. NJ sund1yl Connecting AZ West PHI
WIN steamers from Baltimore, New
-r@, Providence. and Boston.
No transfer or freight At Ricnnona To or from
sooinsrn point Cars run tbrouga -s,weea Atlanta
Careful handling and dispatch, With loves, rates,
guaranteed. -
TnIough bills Of lading, with gqar.nteed rates,
issvef TO All northern and wesiern points.
For " formation. apply AZ Office ., the comn4uy
Twenty-third and Dock streets. Richmond. Va
oc4 H. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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By John VI. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer.
No.llG6 Main street

THAT VALUABLE BRICK RESI-
Il DENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND HENRY STREETS mo. 4I4)
FOR SALE Al PUBLIC AUCTION.-Al The re
quest of The owner will Offer for sale. on the nrem-
SEES on THURSDAY the Z2d day OF July, 1850, ut
6 O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY located as above
dos crib,d. The HOUSE contains seven rooms. gis.
bath, &C.: kitchen and servants room stable and
carrfag house. Lot.3 by 100 feet 10 alley. Neigh
bOIheCd good, and parties desiring 10 purchase IL
pleasant home should attend his sale.
TERMS: 6lne fourth casn balance At four. eight.
and Twelve mOnthssr0r negotiable notes, with per
cent interest added and stcurd by deed OF trust.
fyl7 JOHN VI. GODDlN, AuctOneer.
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RlCHMONO AND PETERSBuRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUNDAY, June 10,
J 1850, trains OR this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 81, THROUGH MAIL dsily, connecus.
FOR Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken via Charleston, RaloixL
JACKSONVILLE. stops only ~ Chester
and Manchester, and at HALFWAY CT
signal.
52OP.M, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Passengers taking this ,rsin Will make
csse connection at Petersburg FOR
Norfolk.
IO:35 p NJ. MAIL daily (cxcepi sunday.
700 \. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except SundayE connecting with A..
VI. K o. L. r., for Lynchbnrg and be-
You'd.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A H., THROUGH MAR daily texcent sun
day. connecting with Richmond;
EreverieksbIrg NHt Potomac railroad
foE all points North East, and West.
stops az Manchester and Chester.
and at Halfway aud al Drury >
BLUFF. on signal.
9:20A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
except sunday) stops AZ all sts
944 p. Il. THROUGH Man. daily, sonnecdnl
vita Richmovd Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all point East
and West Also, making close csnBec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohie
raSroad for the Virgins SPRINGS sne
all points North aud West. ihis tfAs
stops At Manchester and Chester, anc
AZ HALFWAY and Drur's Rinn, an
signal. .
7ooP. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
lexcept Sunday; passenger ear AZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fron
he Appomattox dspct.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
barg $50 A. 81. ana $40 r. ~. every SUNDAY.
tel2 I. ID. KLINE, SUPERINTENDENT.
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By seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
l. ONK FRONTING on THE NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET JUST BtrOND
FOOT ALLEY. AND Tue OTHER, WITH A
LARGE BRICK-AND-FRAME BLACkSMlTtl-
siDE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS 3S FEET AND
RUNNING BACK on IT'S SOUTHERN LINE
is FEET. AND on ITS NORTH LINE AND
PARALLEL WITH 4 TWENTY.FOOT ALLEY
40 FEET-FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the re-
quest OF the owner. will Offer the aboyemention-
Cd REAL ESTATE at D bic auction, upon The
premises. on THURSDAY the 22d day Of July,
1850. AZ 8 O'Clock Z. NJ
TERMS: one third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months. FOR negotiable notes. with interest
added and secured by deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
iv1o Auction er.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BROAD. STREET PKOPERTY.-By virtue OF
n deed OF trust dated the 23d day OF March, 1915,
and recorded in Richmond CHANGER; Couri, ID ID.
lO7 4. D. 356, executed TO the undersigned trustee
by William A. Msury. special commissioner: ny ae-
cree of Richmond Chancery Court entered lth Jay
OF March. 1876 styled Tabb and ais. rs. cam rlne
Shepard and as, directing said commissioner 10
execute said trust, and also by C. y Iabo 10 secure
certain negotiable notes therein described ana oe,
fault having been made In payment oil one OF said
noIe. and being required by the holder OF 'aid noe
80 10 TO- will sell ut public auction, on the premi-
ses on
FRIDAY. July BOTH. AT GK O'CLOCK Pm,
the PROPERTY above described in said deca, as
Follows: That certain LOT and DWELLlN,r-
UOIJSE above described aud sltua ed AZ Inc north,
e,st corner formed by The insertion OF Broad ana
Eleventh streets, known and described IN the said
cause aS the Green corner" - .,,.
The improvements con ist of a LARGE FRAME
DWELLING with eight rooms, and once ironing
on Broad street, making IL exceedingly dtslr.Die
for . physician or LAWYER. Also. KANE hpUoE
on ri, venih street with six rooms, ana sane.
The lot fronts 5s feet on Broad street: WIN
depih OF 1855 feet. more or less, 10 Tie building OF
The Court of Appeals. ,.oooo
TERMS: C,sh rs TO expense Of sale and s2oOO'
with accrued interest 10 date OF sale Balance on
such terms as may be announced at sale.
jy 20 tRANh -. HILL, IIusI,c.
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rso,rd + come money loaned by the later
. ihs former when !, !. s'i Dss: Who struck
him with a iou our 2 ssasI wound"
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HD0n AND GOAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, spLlNT:
CLOvEK HILL, kTrrALBuRG, snd sofI
"a 80 Der cord delivered. Cali aud be convinced;
YOU can DO better than elsewhere. Orders by tele-
cfica-70g BROAD. Opposite Theatre. or 1905 Cary
street. re IqI q. III. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
l sPLfST GOAL, BEST ANTtIRACIrEC COAL,
BEST fOitE>T PINE sud OAK Wood. bLsI
CUMBERLAND COAL. BEST WEST viGGlNA
dsiS seventeenth street, at dssw.pfidge.
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R.cuMosD. YREp'G POTOMAC r. X. COL
RICHMOND. VA. November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER s, 1879,
" trains en- this road will run ~ follows:
NORTH BOUND.
s:I2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept sundays; due at wsShngion
1:l0 T.. NJ; Baltimore, 3:03 L. VI.
PHILADELPHIA, $50 L. NJ; New York
1905 +. NJ
500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; due
A. Washington, e:25 4. NJ: Baltimore
1923 =. ~: Philz delphia, S:2S 4. II.
New York, Gas A. NJ
400 p. 81, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Broad Street stattos
daily ieycent Sur ttysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
iO:l5P.M, arrives a. Byro-screet statios daily
Except Ssndaysl Leaves New lork,
e:lo A. NJ: Phisdelphis. l1$5 A.
NJ; ltinorc. $3.50 L. NJ; Washing
ton SEQ L. AZ.
iIa0 A. NJ, arrives al Byrd-Street station daily
Leaves New York, l0:Of z. NJ; Phih
adelphla. LILO 4. M; BAltlmoTe
A:S6 A. "; Warrington, TOO A. M.
e:49 A. A.. ACCOM1foDATiON TRAM arrives
ct Rroad-Sreet station taily texcopa
sundays). q. A. TAyLOk,
General Tickss AxsAt
kT. ID. MYsRs. 6sasrsl Superintendent
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p0sf asteT

The Keysvile Herald has suspended pun
lication, "perhaps but fol time; prooao'y
for good"
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SVMNER RESORTS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according TO location Of room
aud number Of persons IN same, Sl.9O TO s>;o0 4;
per week. tS TO sl1; per month. ESQ 10 s4O.
Spscial contracts with families AMI parties number
ting over seven persons at less rates ROundtrin
tickets from Richmond to Orkney over tbesapeake
and ohio railroad, good I'LL October ! T. 81;
JONES Il PARKER.
j. 17-1m FrnpIletOrs.
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f. l7-1n

DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, n L A r
III HARRISONBURG.-Th are three LARGE
HOTELS. with appointments of the hiRiIesf order
and recommendations for 700 guests. OPEN JUNE
LIST. Rates: Day, $3.50 /; week. sI5; Gao TO 500
per month. Two thousand (, ct above tice wafer. A
cleigh. full place TO escape heated summer months.
9Nor particuiars address &. a. SpRINKEL. Urea
s,Irer Uarrisonburg Va. my 2e-eOd26t
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No. leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. leaves Richmond daily.
No. leaves Richmond daily except sunday. On
Saturdays only VIII run 10 stanton, arriving at
1915 T.. Nj.
No 81 leaves Charlottesville daily except Sunday.
B4J- Nos. and run through from Richmond TO
Huntington.
Nos. / snd 3 connect closely at Gordonsyille for
Lyuchburg aud Danville
Ma. 8 connects at Huntington with steamers for
all points west.
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NUROPEAN STEAMSHIP I'm
II -szk.sssss<
AGENCY,
900 MAIN STREET,

rerresentIng The following drst-c'i-5 ocesn.team-
ship lines: CI'NkRD. INMN\, ALLAN, AMERi-
HANBUEG-A AMERICAN.
NATIONAL, NORTH GEHMAN LLOYD, RID
STAR.
FIRST-CLASS, >FCONp-CLA~-, >TEfEAGE
Tickets to aud from an points ir Europe ~ lowest
rates. SiaierOom> secured ~ advance,
Excursion tickets M 1, duceI rate.
Railroad aud steamship ticket o. ~ points lu lie
United STATES 1nd Canada.
Passengers and baggage called i.r. Baggage
checked 10 destin1tiOn.
Rates same "a ai dcpO's and efu-rl' rnces ~ The
lines ne -3ml =. ". - AEBtE.
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FOR NEW YORK.


THis oemrsny vii c,sr@,cl one o. .nsir sp.ertid
81. msrs--JLD D0HlHiDt. WlASphE, NA v
HAITIAN, ISAAC BLLL, sld RI ID
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY az
nl9n water.
Ships gong norm land AZ Per ~ Norlh, river
:ooi al Reach street. SUNS coming snIih SAL nom
PIER a. Norm river. to-, Of christopher street.
TGegs shl,s Are eargely rev, SnG were oulls ex-
pressly for this route. -.
They hive splendid .1'oous, st4,e-t0oms and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodates, ana Sstentiox Ere IN
sgrp&SstI. . -,
Frelgkls for points CsyuEd New YORK forWa5des
with dispatch, and no charge made e1cep. aciss' ek'
peases Insured. -
Csbia ,sre 70 New York, sI2 stssrsse, 90 aaf
ts.
FOR further IN formation Apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agenu,
rayls oaice Coup1nvs wharTes. Rockei1.
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AUCTION SALES-Thls Day.
By Paine & Nowlin, Anctonetrs'
No. 1912 Main street.


OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
~ TAKE PLACE on WEDNESDAY the 2lst IN
slant ut 10 O'Clock, when we VIII SELL WITHOUT re-
1900 LADIES STRAW HATS,
MEh'S and BOYS STRAW GOODS,
BOOTS aud SHOES.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS. &c. ,
jy colt PAlNE q NOML Auc,Ioneele.
BY Jno. Z. Laughton. Jr., Auctioneer'
9l6 Main street.
CTOCK OF GARDEN-SEEDS AND
- STORE FIXTURES At AUCTION.-tn WE'D
NFsDAY The 2I.t instant, at 10 o'clock, VIII sen
and Ciay sireet.. a desirable collection OF
FRESH GARDEN-SEtDs, embracing Inc
usual variety,
9 BOX-COUNTERS,
SEED DRAWERS, ,
and such other articles as pertain to such business
nus JNO. II. LAUGHT0N. JR..
Go on AuctIoueer
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THAT ELEGANT O.,
Il STORE AND CELLAR at the southwest Lii
corner of Fraaklin ard Fourth streets, for many
years occu pied drugstore, for which II Is wei
suited -,
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
tv oI.bt Real Estate Agent and Auct iOrrer.
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Funerals promptly attensed 10 IN clty or coaairy.
Having onr own CARRIAGES AND hEAkse. We
are prepared 70 attend funerals st very ressSsase
rates. ytF,AS"'"
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connects for Farmville, Lynchburg, aud al
points In the Southwest.
Il connects for Milton, v. G.
connects for Asheyille and all points in West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points in SoUthwe'
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points in Flo.
rida.
connects for Macon and all points I'm seuthwes
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, an
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian. jackson. an
VicksburY.
n connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOve-namea points arrive In
Richmond at 4:43 p. NJ, $50 4. NJ. and $3.50 =.
Trains between Greensboro aud Salem run dairy
except Sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make connec
ton at GOldsbOrO' with the ". & W. X. K. to snC
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing aud Sleeping Car
run through on Train No. IS from New York an
Richmond TO Atlanta, CO., on Train No. AZ from
Richmond To Danyile.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond nj
Il. NJ; arrives az Ron Air at 1920 L. ~. (; arrives
al COalfed ut 1870 L. NJ. Returning, leaves Coat
field at y A. VI. Hon Air at $40 A. NJ, and arrives
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ
Tickets sold TO all points south. sOstheast, az q
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Over checks given on local tickets.
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
L. VI. K. TALCOTT, General superintendent
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DICHMOND. YORK EIYERe4EN, 1

ID ICIIMOND, YORK kINERcL-Sr,
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAlLRo u. aeSs-----,s-s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS IRANsPORlA'
TION COMPANY,
fr1ngh-freight route between X hmond w.
an Boston Providence. and ail New England cities.
steamers leave EST P'It. Va" on eich
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY A. Il noon; co.,
acting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamer. arrive AZ WEST POINT ga each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston riI Boston aud
Providence Railroad ria Mes' POM "a.
II. 7. DOUGLAS. experimenting.
e ID GROVER. General Agent. so =
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No. leaves Huntington duly except sunday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. 8 leaves GordonSyille daily except Sunday.
On Mondays only will run from stanton, leaving
at 2:55 A. NJ.
Rs- Nos. and run through from Huntington
to Richmond. except that No. leaving Hunting
ton on Saturday lies over AZ White sulphur from
ESQ 4. NJ. Sunday I'll = A. NJ Monday.
No. ~, mixed. leaves stanton dailS except sun
day at $40 A. NJ. receiving passengers from Nir-
ginia Midland train leaving Washington Al 7:lO A.
NJ. and arrives at Richmond AT L. NJ.
Virginia Midland train leaving Lynchbur2 ~
l:iJ 4. NJ. connects closely with No. 2, aud that
leaving Ivnchhurg at 1873 4. NJ. connects with No
for Richmond. W. VI. :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY y. HOWARD, General Passenger ano
Ticker Agent jy2
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by Jno. r.. Langhton, Jr., AUctioneer,
916 Main street.


9l6 Main street.
OTL-PORTRAITS OF TIE LATE DIX.
" sOHN DOVE AND J. r. DoWELL AT AUC-
TION-By direction Of the owner and artist, who
ID now resident OF Europe. shall offer for sale AZ
my auction house on THURSDAY the Z2c Instant
HANDSOME LTFr-sIzE PORTRAITS OF THE
LATE Or. JOHN DOVE and J. X. DOWELL'
ESQ.
pessts OF these gentlemen. 80 well known IN ihis
community and the especial atteniio, Of members
OF their smiIies their personal and Masonic friends,
is ma ricuarly called 10 the SALE the artis:, now
permnnen,ly removed determines TO SELL.
JSO. T. LAU6HTOS. JR,
tvo1 Auciioneer.
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by Jno. Y. LauRhton, Jr.. Auctioncef,
Ole Main street.

CILvER.MOUNTED AND WALNUT
- SHOWCASES. HERRiNG's iEuX sAfM.
BOOTS AND SHOES. RIOS FING-PAIN1. AT
AUCTfON.-On THURSDAY the 22d OF july al
o O'Clock I viii sell Mt my suction house. ,u
smykR-M0oGuHiTI'KD MASsARD s-FooT
MAHOGANY and WALNUT g., g., and T.
FOOT SHOWCASES;
I MRDIUM.sIZE HERRING'S sAFE;
/ Very good LATHE and ATTACHMENTS;
so CASKS SUPERIOR ROOFING-PAlNT:
An Invoice OF HANDMADE BOOTS, GAL
TkRS, aud SHOES; ,,,,,.
embracing the usual variety.
iy2l JNO. E. LAUGHTOS. JR., Auctioneer.
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OhILADELPEIA, PlCH- fHsA
( NCND. AND NORFOLK SrEAN- sSTssc,ez
SHIT LINE.-FOR PHiLADtl. "HlA = NJ
RIVER AND TIE FAST VIZ .ALL RIVER
TiIREE TINES \ NtEK.-tp-. fltuer no.
IT,, The steamers OF NE inc VIII noe L-i-S".. y
trips, leaving PEilDleph!a every e. DA I
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and richmond
egtry TUESDAY, FRIDAY. anJ - May, con,
Meeting - Philadelphia ri;l 'iydel N"N tus'.li
QUICK TIIE-fREeuENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Ercight received daily uli' : O'Clock =. VI
ia rs ~. VI AER4Ck.
General 500, -ru Ag-ni. flcan0ud. Va.
W. LIAM =. CLh III 4 CO.,
-.rrrs. Managers,
~ % ~. ~ sn.L. - ----.oe Pm. nn-A.
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A NcHoR LINE. [fTs

NCHOR LINE. fs+s
N --ss-kssA
UNITED STATES MAI STEAMERS
SAT- every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS. $50 70 $50. STEER AGf. S3S.
These steamers 10 not carry cattle, .htcp, o. lgs.
AMI Vfrv Sa'urdiN.
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT
CABINS, i55 to sos. EXcuI sion- at h'7luccd Rates
Passenger accom- mOdatiOrs aI- nl-url a--td.
All SiaterOOms on Main Docs.
Passengers booked az lowest rife' % or from auy
Railroad station IN Eur 100 or america.
Drafts iSsue az lowest rates, rUi Ir Ice of chsr&e
throughout England. Scotland t-d Ireland.
For books OF information. plans. &c. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bow d. Green. y. Y.
or GEORGE ". ALiLN co.
or i. r. GIBSON.
Southern ENprcss Company. Richmond,
or \. IS. O. kRBl.k.
S2G Main street. Richmond.
my 2.Q,n Richmond. Va.
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TCRxIsHING UNDERrAKERs.

VxyM. .sUTnERLAND&s0 Nsfs-2
w FURNISHING UNDERrAkER.,
No. 10 NORTH tIGiiih STREET
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ONLY $3.50 TO BALTIMORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Col'PANY's JAMES.
RIVER LINZ.

The splendid iron steamer ARIEL leave Ricl-
mond every MONbAi, " IDN ~ DAY. aud FRI
DAY at A. VI. for rrgullr iaYiuks on james
river. old Point. Norfolk ana por' mouth con.
meeting every tiO 81 ord Poiuf wiih the splendid
Rxy-iiDe steamers Tor Batim ore. r'i!ch arrive Ina
full time for ; 4. VI. TRAM from Baltimore %
Philadelphia, New YORK ard Boston.
Through Tickets on sale on .te1n.r. %, and at Gar
ber's Agency $40 Man street. ana ,ge checked
through.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for N0rf,is. Portsmouth,
Washington. -. G.. Newb.rlc. Washington. aud
Tarboro'. y. e. aud Gl points 90 Eastern North
Carolina also. for Eastern shore 0t Virginia. imp-
ton. Old Point. and aI regular ,au.ings op James
river, Il LOWEST RATES. auI through bills -
sued T.. g. TATIN.
iy IL rnarlntenieuf.
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DJOINTNG BON AIR.-TO BE LET
~ for two months or longer. RATTLESNAkE
SPRING FARM. Address Y. HATHAWAY.
iy2l.2is Box II, Richmond posI-oifce.
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WANTS.

WANTED. A PARTNER IN A GOOD
w PAYING BUSINEsS-A NEW IMPROVE.
MENT AND SUCCESS. CAPITAL $500. 1923
Franklin street. Call between and 2 ocleck.
" 2l-llt
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DOR OLD POINT, EORr[rr,
FOLK, AND BALTIMORE.
GREATLY-REDUCED RATES.

ONLY soc. TO MAY-LANDINGs.
ONLY Sl.5O TO OLD POINT or NORFOLK.
ONLY $3.50 TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK
AND RETURN.
ONLY s250 TO HAIIt NDpr
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Old DUMINlON So AMsHIP .NSSSH
- COMPANY. S6stSsx

10 2s ~ ~ sou.a ,ci.- -,,.. t,a,,'si.'sslA.
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ITO BAKERs.-WANTED, A GOOD
i HELPER on BREAD. Apply at
BRIGGS BAKERY.
iyol-2t+ TOT Main street.
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THE GOLDEN SILENCE.

What though sing no other songi
What though speak no other word!
Is silence shame? Is patience wrong?
At least one song of mine was heard:
One echo from the mountain air,
One ocean murmur, glad and free
One sigh that nothing grand or fair
In all this world was lost to me.
/ will not wake the sleeping Tyre; -
l will not strain the chords of thought;
The sweetest fruit of all desire
Comes its owE way, and comes unsoaght
Though all the bards of earth were dead,
And all their music passed away,
What Nature wishes should be said
She'll find the rightful voice to say
Her heart is in the shimmering Leaf,
The drifting cloud, the lonely sky,
And all we know of bliss or grief
She speaks, in forms that can not die.
The mountain peaks that shine afar,
The silent stars, the painless sea,
Are living signs of all we are,
And types of all we hope to be.
as. r.s --Bdtd,ciR'S' Monthly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-04
The Empress Josephine.

The Empress Josephine was allowed
by Napoleon $4,000 a year for he1
personal expenses, and $4,000 for aims
giving. Her successor, the Archduchess,
received only 81, 000for these purposes
The pretext of this difference was that
Josephine had great many calls upon
her purse from her poor relations. There
Is no doubt, we are told, that she gave
a great deal away, but as her presents
were never taken from her own effects,
but always freshly purchased, the prac-
teal outcome of her. beneicence was a
vast accumulation of debts. These Ma
.poleon would pay once a year, never in
full, however, as he desired to keep his
wife in continual dependence. Jose
phine, it seems, would never tolerate
any thing like arderaor etiquette in her
private apartments After she became
Empress, Napoleon insisted that she
should have NO personal dealings with
,shopkeepers, but he was forced to yield
upon this point. Her. private rooms
were always full of shawl merchants,
silk MERGERS, mantua makers, haber-
dashers, jewelers. and portrait paint
ers. She had mania for hav-
the pictures to any body who
wanted them, relatives, friends, cham
bermaids, even shopkeepers. The lat
ter were always bringing her diamonds,
trinkets, shawls, stuffs and gew-gaws of
every kind ), she bought ,s every thing,
never asking the price, and half the
time forgetting what she had purchased.
From the outsets she gave her ladies in
waiting to understand that they need
not NEEDLE with her wardrobe; every
thing connected with that depsrtment
was transacted in private, by her,
and her maids, Of whom there were sir
or eight. She ross at nine o'clock, her
toilet was averysprolOnged performance,
one part Of it being somewhat mystic
rious and involving divers operations
for the preservation and improvement
OF her complexion. When this work of
art was finished, she had her hair
dressed and her person wrapped in q
long wrapper, lavishly trimmed with
lace. We are informed that her chemises
and petticoats were also elaborately
trimmed. Nine. de Remusat deems it
pertinent to- add the further detail that
Josephine changed her chemises and all
her linen thrice day, and wore none
but new stockings. After her hair was
done, they brought her huge baskets
containing quantities of gowns, bonnets
and shawls. OF India she had as many
as three or four hundred-she made
gowns of them. or bed coverings, or
cushions for her dog, She always wore
one in the morning, draping it about her
shoulders with a grace peculiar to he.,-
self. : Bonaparte, who thought shawls
hid her figure too much, would now and
then tear them off and fling them into
the fire. She bought, we are told, every
Cashmere shawl the tradesmen brought
her, at any price they chose to ask
81 900, or $4,000. or 81, 400. Cashmere
shawls were the fashion at the court,
and the oldest lady connected with the
imperial household would not conde-