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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-03

10 enc Of the justices courts the other
day farmer wss defendant In a case ef as.
sault and battery. The plaintiff had nc
witnesses, while the defendant had bis wife,
and the plaintiffs lawyer made no his mind
that IL was q gone case. he was broc{op
mp, however, 10 do bis best, when the
charge was read TO the defendant. The
wife was deeply interested Ia every phrase.
and her face changed from sober TO serious,
and from serious 70 horror as the reading
went on:
1DId then and there and with malice
aforeibought beat. wound, br0ise, assault,
and greatly dsm--"
Hold on I" she cried at this polui, my
husband never did that Ia bis life | was
right there and saw II all. All he did was
20 jHmF out OF the wagon and bit the man
a clip 90 the eye and knock him into the
ditchf"
"ThatH do--therei there /" put In her
husbands lawyer, but she went on: ~
"He Just hIt him once and only once,
and III swear 10 III
Half an hour later, after her husband bad
paid ei2 6ne and costs, the woman was
heard TO sigh:
"pm sorry, John. but when they went on
with that beating and pounding and malice
aforeihoughs, was sure yod'd get twenty
years in prison, and II broks me down.
VOC can sell my COW this fell 20 fasks up Tor
tails. "- Detroit Free Press.
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Ouick Fortunes.
ron civ Dsrick.I


That The oil region is a country where
fortunes are made quickly is well known.
The man who is begging his bread to-day
NAV be wearing a diamond in his shirt
front tomorrow, and the day laborer OF
last week Is a moneyed man Of the next
month. On our streets we can point TO men
who couldn't draw q check for ten cents six
months ago. Now they can draw their
check for $4,000 and the bank wouldn't
accept il. YOnder is man who walked in
to Oil City as a tramp year ago. To-day
he is a porter IN q hotel. Here comes o
man who borrowed ten cents OF us TO get a
glass OF milk. Now be wants to borrow
ten cents more. He dimes on liquid meals.
Go 10 Bradford aud you will see the
same evidence OF prosperity. A man
VINO came into this field when the
excitement began with less than 500 Is
now worth as many thousands. Another
who was put in the lookup, and borrowed
money TO pay bis fine, was arrested again
last week and sent TO Jail. He couldn't
borrow anything this time. Here's another
man who went there with his last cent IN
his pocket. Last month he drew check
for $4,000. He, too, is in Jail. He signed
another mans name to the check. Such
are the ups and downs OF oil life. Here to-
day, in jail tomorrow The diamonds spark
ling in your shirt front in the rays Of the
morning sun may be pawned for flfty cents
ere the orb OF day sinks to rest. The man
who hasn't place 10 lay his head tonight
will be provided with bed in the "cooler''
before morning, but the man with pluck
/ aud perseverance, who has less than go on
his arrival here, will In three weeks own q
ten-acre lease and an oil we'll, with $780,
900 mortgage on it.
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The risibiities OF the attaches and pro-
prietors of the Miners Exchange Bank were
excited a few days since by the dialogue
between Mr.. Trimble and the manipulation
OF the dusling.brusb, old Simms, a 0olored
gent. Simms confronts Mr.. Trimble and
says: Dwell, boss, Pse gwine TO quit, an
want TO be discharged" "What do you
want to be discharged for ?" responded
the banker. "Well, Pse goin' 10 mimi VI
on de hill up dar for little while" "Wby
don't you put in your resignation :" suz-
gested Mr. Brown, the cashier. "W'aps
DAT, b0ss-w'at's dat? Amt you friend
OBJ mine 20 "Why, Of course | am,
Simms. Why, what do you meant" well,
boss, it's Jest dis way. You amt goin' q
ketch me on any resignation. You see,
dere was Mr.. Conklin'; he did dat, and be
nebber got back. Now, dis old niger ain'i
goin' to have no resign, for he might want
to come back, and be don't want no Conk'
lin bizDess. jest gimme my discharge
dat's wat want" And old Simms weni
to the hills to delye for pay-dlrt.-LeddciH'
Democrat.
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The Beer Problem.
fFrom The Brooklyn KakIe.

from lbe Brooklyn haSleJ
"Boy, do you know what that can con-
tains?" said tramp to lad who was
hurrying along with tin.pail full Of lager.
Beer" responded the stripping, prompt
ly.
"Exaclly," continued the tramp: and
that beer contains glucose, socculus iudieus,
corn starch, rice.meaI, aud raw grape su.
gar--all deadly poisons and enough to kill
any man."
The lad set the pail down and moved Of
little from it, whereupon the tramp picked
it up. and was raising 1t TO his lips when the
boy interrupted him 10 say:
"Ain't you afraid OF III"
Eyes; it's dreadful to die this way, but
don't core to liye"; sud. draining il
empty, be handed the pail back
"He's goner," multered the lad, Is be
walked tbOughtiully of. "Lord, what 8
narrer escape dad had !"
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rhs censas and shs NEGROES.
=, : E.ssY AxD ars DvsEcrrvs AID Ur-
VIII LING MEMORY.

WILLING MEMORY
tFfom the Memphis Appeal
plur G. was appointed enumersior IN
a.s,ytc. shore the colored class largely pre-
domtusted. and relates some OF the dihicul.
,,ss attending bis laDors. Having peen
horn and raised 10 the district, be was per,
sons,lv known 10 most OF the negroes, ana
wss fully competent TO undertake zoe tssh,
uoweyer. being a Democrat, he was iookeo
u,nn with suspicion By the negroes, many
81 whom thought there was some hich ~
| n 10 entrap them into some trouble. Some
refused outright TO answer any ques1ao.nIs'
Ne relates his experience with one, "niou
is fair example Of many. After exp'aia'
| ing 10 Uncle Harry the Objects ETC., u'
asked him bis name. M, ,r-
NOV, Mas Willur0, dunno. Wna. ~,
say: | links l ewine to take ore massA
name. but dey call me Mos, by oe n'i"e VI
nv las massa." .,
"Where were you born
"In SOui Csrliny."
..How old are your" nj.
"Now, / don't 'zsckly members. W, ~.
mssss move TO Alabsm wheu 1 wa kn
CROWN. II war the year when ua1 jug,
r. ruined for some big ofi1s, ana SPOKE y
the Poplar Springs. Your pa members
WE'LL" .ho,,
"Then would say you are Soou'
sixty" ;,
al specs that's about right"
"Did you farm last year, ana What oio
YOU raise and how muchl" :.
"WeH, las yer / work Tor part OF -,
ersp. and there was mighty Dau droui auu
| | didn't morne pay out" -.
"Hsve you any agricultural 'nP'''
ments?"
nTooIs that you work with to make
crop" ., ~,
doh, yes, sir. / got turn-plough an
,couter an, two hoes, one wild de helTt
broke out" s,,
"Wbat are they worth, Uncle Harry!"
nEot much. You see de mule turn
rom; an, trod on one Of de handles OF dc
turn.pIough an broke 1t Of, an dun haC
it two YER"
"Well. you see, my mule she lie down
nm, die jus' IN fodder-pulin' time, and
had 10 rent mule dis yer"
CHOW many cattlei"
"Well, bev two cows, q heifer, two yer
lins, an calf
"Any hogsY"
| "Dc Ole uAfS ShSNN ~ -
back dar."
"Did YOU make any butter during th9
last twelve months, and how mucn, anO
what was it WORTH"
dwell, you see, Mas Willum las yen
was miQhty hard on cattle. De dun COW Is
de bes', but her calf wer gettin' ole ana sne
didn't give much milk. Sometimes dc ok
lioman cburn once week, and when de
beiier bad a calf she churn two times .
week: we eat il all aud didn't bah bal nuh,
and 1t wasn't wuff muffin, kaze we didn't
sell it,"
CHOW much wood did you burn bs'
winter, and what was it WORTH"
"Mss Wlllum, how ! gwine TO Tell
What dey want to know bout sich fooIisn'
ness as dat fur? When l want wood 1 90
ober de fence an cut it. Talk bout whal
il wufI. Mas Willum. you can 90 out daI
an GIT JUS as much rs you want an' II
shsn't COS you cent"
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eli you grasp rattlesnake firmly about
the neck he cannot hurt you" saysa west.
ern paper. This is true, and ii is also true
that II you put about bali a mile Of ground
between you and the snake it cannot hurt
you, and for our part we prefer the latter
method. Supposiug you get hold OF the
snake, you don't want 10 hang on forever,
and how are you going to let gof- Boston
Post.
In Berlin there Is q theatre where sum-
mer performances are given at hali-past Q
O'clock in the morning, and the attendance
is usually large. We're such matiu repre-
sensations attempted ia this part Of the
world, the male portion OF the audience
would go out between the acts 10 drink
cocktails Nets Orleans PSeayaRe.
Olive Logan says that English doctors are
so scrupulous about professional ethics "
that che heard considerable comment in
London recently because DR.. Austin Fhnps
baggage was marked conspIcuousIy with
his name and address--hlS English PROBES
slonaI brethren deeming II an indirect adFer-
tiseplent.
Wife OF an Episcopal minister to bev
washerwofaau "Well, Bridget, how did
you like the sermon Sundayiv Bridget /:
~ IL was beautiful. i Ike to 70 10 that
church. It's So nice 10 sec your husband
courtseyipg around Ia bis shroud.v
IL isn't because woman is exactly afraid
OF cow that she runs away aud screams.
II Is because gored dresses are not isshions-
bic.
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The latest American attempt upon Fog
lish peace OF mind is being made in London
by temperance lecturers from this country,
and II these gentlemen will show English
men how 10 get water that is dc to drink
they will do what no native has ever done.
Neto York Herald.
In dressing lettuce for salad the wife of
a French peasant knows that the proper
proportions OF oil aud vinegar are three OF
the former to one OF the latter, and she adds
only salt aud pepper.
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Kh,p-Physacinu., caution,

Every ship-surgeon places good supply
OF medicine in bis chest before a voyage,
and one Of the first things he purchases Is a
gross or two OF PERRY DAvIs's PAIS-KuLER,
which experience has taught htn Is the best
known remedy for DIarrbel, Cholera-Mor-
bus, and Cramps. A teaspoonfuI In sweet
ened water il dose for an adult, and three
sIch doses will cure the seyerest stomach
trouble ever known. Twenty drops Is q
dose for a child under two years OF age;
but II the pain is severe the PAIH-KiLL ER
may be used as Eminent, the stomach and
bowels being batbed with II. Ask your
druggist for PgRRY DAyIs's PAIs-KILLER.
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GENERAL AUTONOMOUS,
VI No. 1924 MAIN STREET.

The Subscriber relpectfuly calls attention that he
may be fund at the OH ce of the Richmond Bsz@ar,
No. 1924 Main strte!, between Thrteenlh anu
Fourteenth where he proposes 10 nave regular sales
every Z tuesday, and FRIDAY.
Paroles having MERCHANDISE OF every descrD-
ton, FDRNITUkE, &c, will promote tnelr m
leres,s BY consigpng 10 hi, care. as he feels jushed
lbs long experienced in say ing that he VIII give
entire satisfaction. . - r
STOCKS OF GOODS aud SALES AT RESI-
DENCES aterded 10 upon reasonable terms.
Prompt returns aad liberal advances made.
sales of HORSES. VEHICLES OF every descrlp-
ton &C. at the RICHMOND BAZAAR, Nos 1888
aud I44O Franklin street, every WEDN ESDAf
and SATURDAY at 10 o'clock.
au 900. E.B. COOK, Auchoneer
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BY Joseph Il. Homework, AuctIOnser.

rTRUSTEE's SALE OF MONTPELIER,
4 THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, Vain execution OF tne
de-d OF trust from the late Thomas j. larson 70
Phiiip q Fry and Lewis B. Willsms, for the pen
Ell OF David Graham. deceased, da1d August j,
s5T and recorded in the clerks Office OF Orapge
County Court. tbs undersigned, executor OF L.Wls
r. Wiiuams, deceased. who was surviving trustee III
said deed, being thereto required by the present
I'm said trHst deed VIII sell by auchoh'
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DBCBMB5R L, 1881,
,be VALUABLE TRACT of LAND conveyed by
s,id deed known AS {" MONTPELIER." situated In
Orange county. Va, Immediately on the line OF me
Virginia Midland railroad, four niles Nest o OF
Orange Courthouse, Va, and containing l'O6oA
ACRES.
the land Is Of good quality. well waiered and tim.
bered The improvements consist OF a LARG n
BRICK DWELLING with fourteen rooms, com
handing a magnificent view of the Blue Ridge
mountains: together with all ,he necessary out,
buildings. The grounds cover some 40 acres, ana
are very handsome. Ibis would make most de-
nghtful RUNNER residence, fine siocS-fsrm, or
could be converted int a pleasant summer resort
TERMS : Cash 10 pay costs or executing Inc irnss
and balance secured by deed-say $4,000 and as
10 residue, upon credit Of one and two years, the
purchaser 10 give bones for the deferred payments:
bearing interest from date aud secured by deed OF
trust On the land.
For further Information, address the undersigned
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Executor Of Lewis Is. Williams, deceated.
Sc 2.Ft NOVl &t2tawtd
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BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

THOSE TWO FIRST-CLASS AND
J. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED r II T. ,
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 30s AND
.3lO NORTH TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION UPON UNUSUALLY LONG CREDlT.--At
the requrs. Of the owner will proceed 10 sell az
public auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1881.
az 81 o'clock p. NJ, those large aud desirable
DWELLINGS as above located. containing ten
rooms each, besides kitchen and servants rooms an
all modern imprO Vemens. From the central location
of This proDer1y-being about one square nom the
capitol and convenient 70 all other public buildings,
and I'm a desirable DeighbOrhOOd-it affords good
opportunity to persons who are in Want OF hrst-
class residences " supply themselves.
TERMS One third cash; the bAlsDce Al one, two,
aud three years with 6 per cent interest. and Sc
cured by deed Of trust For the interest the pur-
chaser will be required to give negotiable notes,
payabe quarterly. Il. SELDOM TAYLOR,
sc Auctionger
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By W. Goddiu. Auctionesr,
.,,.s~ yrieveuth and Bank streets.

C0TuET r~~---~
yx,errsTFE's SALE OF VERY DESlRA-
NV rI.1ATED AND FIRsT-CLASs SaaaA;;
Bile PR0PEKTy: Nos. 1ass2TglrF IN Tiiie.
TtEnTH AND FOURTEENTH sIhn NE. 80, ~
,iJIiI Ia AIJCTTONAt the request OF tns WI, ~
Who is non. rssideni, viii orr for sale upon Tue
premises, on $40,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1881,
a, a O'Clock p. NJ. the very desirable sTABLh
PROPERTY above mentioned, which Is pow , 1cos-
MED nv WOOL tenants at fair rents. Inc ouloinFss
sre hrick. three stories high, with basefaen,s, 40
s,hs,anstally constructed. The lots each nave =
front OF "a feet on franklin street ana run oaeA "
an alley In The rear. 1909 -, -.rx osar the
centre ~ business, aHd being so near All the hIs0
sIsss notes exchange and Ballard 81 James, &C.,
railroad depois. ac. makes II especially uesnaDe,
and shouId command the attention Of those w.sn-
ing No make good aud well.payluR lnVesImshD'
nj. properly will certainly bs SOLD.
TkRMs: VIII be liberal and announced AZ save
The foregoing properly was 70 have been sofa on
The at Instant bY the late Mr.. Robert B. Lyme, guy
by reason OF his aD.xpseted death the sale VIII no"
be made By me on 80,
TUESDAY AFTRRSooN. SEPTEMBER O, 1881,
:, q o,c,oct w. GODDTN.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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~ w. .Goddin, Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FkAhs =
i TENEMENT ON BRANCH STREET NEAk
10 MOORE STREET AS trustee In dee1 o.
truft IRON RdwArd Aosby, dated "a August leIS'
duly recorded In Richmond Chaucery COURT
In execution thereof proceed 10 sell ~ puo'ie AuN
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, sRPTEHnER g, 1851,
Al @ O'Clock p. NJ. a LOT fronting l2$ feet on me
wet side OF Branch street l206h feet from tns
aide on Moore street, runHinE back III ieeL 70 an
sIle, I e fset wide. with SMALL FRAME JENh-
Nh NJ thereon, containing three or fosr rooms
TEpus. Al sale WILLIAM NJ. HAIL.
80 - TruefrA
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dor WASHINGTON, BAL-stSITpz.I

EOR WASHINGTON, BAL-S.f-EusI
II TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND
EASr-The Potomac Steamboat Company's new
palace steamer EXCELSIOR, twice daily Except
Sunday between Quantico and Washington, In
burg aud POtomac railroad. Leave Richmond
tRichmOnd. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
~ S:l2 A. NJ. arrive az ssblngton tstsamer EN-
ceslorl at Z. NJ. Leave Richmond tRichmond'
Fredericksburg and Potomac railrOadl ~ 5:l2 4.
NJ; arrive al Washington Steamer EXcetlOr) AT
1880 Pm
INTERCHANGEABLE TICKETS.-Arra nge
ments have been perfected by which all'rail tickets
West, reading Utd r., F. & Z. Z. r. and A. q n.
railway, will be received for transportation on The
boat between QusnticO aud Washington, without
extra charge Passengers going North can, II they
desire procure rooms and spend thenigat on board,
and resume Their trip on early msrninE trains.
GEORGE hATTlNGLY. superintendent.
G. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent. je24
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AuITIONEERS. &c.
II L. STAPLES & CO.,
IL. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUC-
TONERS.
lIO3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

Proptrty I'm the city or country sold privately or
nv auction. Rents collec cd and advances made
thereon Money always to lend on city real esiatt.
Deeds written and acknO 6ledgemens hken' write
Tor catalogue of firms for sale.
Reference by permission: First National Bank.
L "
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REAL Estate AT PRIVATE SALE:
ITALUABLE RESIDENCE OK TnEG

VALUABLE RESIDENCE or THEE
Y SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BIZ EES n,
he reausst Of The dsyisees Of The late James Casks
Offer for fale that VERY YALUABLE KES =,
nrGry forneriy occupied by the 6scedent and 10
c.t.J "a above. The Lot has q front or about s
Sset and a depth OF 1873 feet to an alloy, Win lne
LARGE THREE-STORY llneluding basement ans
strfrl BRICK DWELLING thereon, eehhnInl
about fourteen rooms besides large kitchen slao!e
c.yri,go house &C. and well finished, and having
the usual modern conyenieDcss. Tue neiRnooino"u
a.,,n, Inniv 10 w. GODDIN.
A. qsnlw Real ESta,e Auclioneer.
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Y ARGE AND COMFORTABLY-AR-f g.

r ARGE AND COMFORTABLY-AR- G.
IL RANGED BRICK DWELLING, No o., go 80 ~ !.
JSCKsON AND DUyAL STREETS, FOR SALE;
This very desirable BRICK DWELLING, located
as above, is tor sale. II contains Twelve r2ous l,
clnd,ng excellent basemeniJ. finished IN handsome
stye marble mantels in the TWO par ors neat front
noriico and iron yerunda TO the south, Win very
large BRICK KITCHEN In the rear. The lot mas
front of 35xl30 feet. ,,,
Terms very reasonable, and price accommodating'
AMY 70 w. GODDIN,
~ 1s.1ot Real Estate Auctoneer.
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DICHhOND, FREDERlCKsPr,pn
Ia AND POTOMAC Rail ROAD--Scbed,i. -
mencng SUNDAY, August IS. 1851: e'4'
6:l5 4. NJ, leaves Bytd-Street station daily. ..,-
only al Milford aud Frcd.ricksb5-gS
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-StFeet station dai'y'.,
ccpt Sunday. '' '-A
1850 p. NJ, leaves Byid-Street station daily.
400 Z. NJ, Accommodation for junction. t,-,
Broad-htreet station daily lexceBt ,-T
days..
lips A. ~, arrives al Byrd-Sfree. station d,r-
1858 p. 81, arrives at Byrd-Sueei 5tap0n j,t,
makes no local stops.
9:5s P. NJ, srriveo at Byrd.s.reet station s,r,
Except Sun1ayL
6;27 A. NJ, Accommodation, arrives A. Era.4
Street statlOa daily fexcept Surd..L
q. =. TAYLOR
General Ticket AFs.t
Y. 7. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
aul-
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lO16 Main street.

BY fufmdu upper
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1016 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATTRAC-
" TIVE TWO-STORY BR1CK DWELLING, No.
go NORTH NINTH STREET, JUST BEYOND
LEIGH STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS,
&C.-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond pronounced I'm suit
therein depending styled Hughes ana vile, &c,
against McUernan, &C., shall, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1881,
1t 81 O'Clock p. NJ, sell at public auction LOT
or LAND, with 4 BRICK DWELLiNG.HOUSE,
No 610, ami other Improvements ID, reOn. front
irg 2S feet more or less, the west line Of Ninth
street north OF Leigh street and ruuaing back about
1870 feet to a common alley 20 feet vide.
TERMS one third caah. aud the res due I'm equal
insAlments at six asd swelYe months, with Interest
added from day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give neg0
table notes for abe deferred payments, and he title
TO ~ retained until all the purchase money IL paid
and conveyance dlIecfd BY the Court
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
FURMAE TUPPHR, Aucioneer. au 30
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TOR OLD POINT COM-s.l

TOR OLD POINT COM-ssS.I
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LARLANDINGs ONJAMEs RIVER DIRECT,
ALSO
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, D. c., BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, sMITHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, sl.5o.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, $3.50.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states mallJ
&c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
Leaves RlcLmOId every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
aud SATURDAYat6 A. 81. for aboye-n named places,
arriving Al pl3 F9lnt az % c4n ,he I'm a
which arrives IN Baltimore next morning In full
time tor early trains 10 Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston. Returning, the steamer ARIEL leaves Nor
foik at g A. NJ aud Old Point Al 7:I5 A. ". every
MONDAY, WE'D NESDAY. and FRIDAY, arriving
at Richmond at about z. NJ.
Fairs 10 Baltimore. 90
Fare ~ Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Fare 10 New ~ oO
fsr9 10 BOHt9n..s IA w
Limited tickets TO Washington, ID. G.. and return
vfn Old Point, Potomac Steamboat Company ans
Rchmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
So. .--- -. 49,
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and az
Carriers AE-AcY 1000 Msin street Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL.
TARY. AND OTHER EXCURSiONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithrcld, ard Hsmptcr; Washington, ID. C.,
NeWberne, Washington, SEo ISrhoro', y. G., an
all POINTS ia Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore Of Virginia, Old Point and al regular
landnEs on Jznor river, az LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. /. b. TAfUM,
je 19 superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-03
MILL PROPERTY ,l',l, IN Z, G..

VALUABLE Mill PROPEKI1 N "a,
Y POwHATAN COUNTY, WITH EsTABsSi , ~
IiSHRD TRADE, FOR SALf.-The GENTLY
Nils SITE on ApponNttox river near To Mat
to,X. on The Richmond ard DanVile railroad VIII
Twenty. ACRES attached. MiLLEhs
mini bss been established FOR one hundred year,
commands the custom OF The country for miles
around, aud enjoys an uniaillng suppy 81 Wa s
Powhatan county, Va, or WILLIAMS 6lbsVeS'
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