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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-22

sy w. t;oddIn, Auctieneer,
Garner Eleventh. aud uank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LARG y
1 AMOUNT or BEAUTIFUL REAL EST ATE,
WITH COMFORTABLE HUilDiN.GH oE r.s q
i,RHcTNd; THE GREATER PART OF THE
sOIIhRE BOUNDED III TWENTY -NlhIiii
ThIRTfETH, q, AND u STHEEIsi AND IiiE
SoIr1RF BOUNDED by THIRTIG1H, y, AND
V'sTREETS.--By virtue OF three cerfAn deeds OF
trust executed by Captain Ebcnezer halIock snd
l7ih December, 1873; tie second to W, H.
Cowardin trustee, wearing date 18th December
1873: and tho Ihlrd 10 ". l.. COwardin- trustee
bssring date goth April. 1881, all Of winch deeds
are duly recorded Ia Hcnnco County COurt-Wc
shall. ~ execution thereof, ohcr Tor SAFE on inc
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
nj 81 o'clock +. B or fir; If not ON the first fair
day fhereg ftcr) the following REAL ESTNIE' on
\ part OF which the said Ilallock now resides: ON
this part there are ample buildings for Tie nse OF
largo family. and an excellent orchard OF choice
fruit trees, Including vineyard. The land is very
fertile and Is well adapted for vegetables, &c. Ire
property will be divided into several parcels, ac-
cordng to plats 10 be exhibited al the time 81 SHE
N has front on tue esst line of Twenty-niuth
street Of $40 feet, on the west line OF Ihirtieth
street of sos feet, on the east line Of THIRTEEN
street of 3B4li feet and front on the west line
Thlrly-hrst street Of 372. feet.
The special attention Of csPitlllsss ana others Is
called 10 thls sale the property Is only sbnut JOO
yards from tie city limits WIN beautltu slreeb
Whil.t The deeds require = cash s1le yet II r.
probable that the creditor will consent 20 liberal
terms of cash and credit being given To the pur-
chascrs y. ". LEI,
Trustee In first deed;
W. l.. COWARDlS,
Trustee in tho second and Third deeds.
RICHMOND. October @, 1851. Oc ~
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Washington (Ind.l GazctteJ
Arfesaus Ward ANA the Michigan Regt.
ftfcnl.

In Louisville CKy.) hotel one day Arte-
mus Ward was introduced 10 colonel who
had commanded a Mississippi regiment In
thewar. Artemus in way "that was child
like and bland" said: "What Michigan
regiment did you command, Coloneli"
Then Il was that the "Colonel spun ike
a ton and swore like 4 sailor, until paciiled
sufficiently 10 hear IN explanation. Arte-
mus. with surprise, observed that he "was
always getting things mixed about The
war; Ii is always unfortunate TO get
things mixed, but never more so than when
one is sick. Then il is that the right thing
i'm the right place is wanted more than at
any other time in life, or under any other
circumstances. II Is q pleasure for us to
note in this connection the experience Of
our esteemed fellow-citizcn Colonel Samuel
II. TAYLOR, who, as is well known, does not
get things mixed. I'm recent commune
cation he writes: " / do hereby certify that
suffered very much from rheumatism and
neuralgia during the fall Of 1879, and tried
many remedies with little, ii any, good re-
suits. | had heard OF st. Jacobs Oil, and
to try it; more rs an experiment
than with any hope OF good results. | can
with great pleasure commend 1t to others,
for the reason that / know it cured me-"
Colonel Taylor, by the way, was at one
time postmaster at Cumberland, Nd.
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Euahe Pianos.

These celebrated pianos are on cNhibl-
ton al the State Fair-GTounds, through
Messrs. Ramos & Moses, their agents mere.
An who desire. a piano should examine
these before buying. MIR. N. VI. Benneitt,
from the Baltimore house, is here, and VIII
lie clad TO show theso pianos to the pubiic.
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over 500. 200 worth Of dry goods are to
be sold at auction at No. 1907 Main street,
opposite the post-oflice, commencing next
Tuesday, consisting Of the stock OF New
York importing house. The sale viii be
continued from day to day until the entire
sfncL T. anld
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FAIR RACES.

rcssrr Attendance az the Feir~Grounts on
Eccoans or thc Visit Of the French ana
asunans-The Races and their Resait-
sseek Exhibition.
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= HEN ANDO
, RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE 10 .HE
CANEKNs OF LTL4l.

The LuIay Cave and Hotel t..-."y U.I.".
died This company t.at they have .a'.. I...i 'I.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
into tliC Clycws. and they are Dbl" lt.r U.".-
mated bog The aid ~ thi- powerful a- u..
40 OTHER ILLIAuNATDt BEING
ADEQUATE
- penetrate BE CiscurIt'Ds OF t'... flf f.r.
UncJu halls aud Vrott0s or O. prog. r r,f...
MAGNIFICENT OHN E>TiIIUN.
No similar CaYCrns are known ,' .n.cr. y.
CaYcrus have ever before been fI ...ul..I .I
aid Of electricity.
The eEcct- produced fully mD.. a. Irf.. PATTON
and are marycilou-y beautiful, Ir--..'iH p. ..
eye visions which have iocu Lt-,r ..,e aI t''-.'-
BE.
80 extra charge 8, made f.r th...u r-t
the Electric Light. and Gu.uc- .u furnished i..
d- usual.
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THE CITY CoUEcIL.--This body will meet
to-day at o'clock at the Council chamber
10 participate In the opening q the Gen.,
tennlaI ceremonies, which viii take place
~ the grand stand.
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By George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1908 Bank street.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, TO SET
Il TIE TIE ESTATE or THE LATE a.
BEINE. DESIRABLE PROPERTY THAT
WOULD PAY a LARGE PER CENT. UPON
THE INYESTMENT.-lt has 4 front Of IV1 FEET
on Brook avenue aud III on Monroe street, ma
King II very desirable on account Of two fronts.
Up0n the lot there are several buildings. A plat
showing the division Of the property can be seen
at the Office Of the auc.iOnccr VIII sell at auction
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1sT,
IT 3 O'Clock L. NJ, the abOye-dcscrbed desirable
property. NJ, o.
Trims: One third cash; the balance will be lcft
on Interest at per cent. &C such time Of payment
as viii suit the purchaser. .. ....,.,.,,,,
oc 2l huctlonecr.
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ARRIVE.

fIOlcctug directly from Baltimore with
through slealuer, Of the GCrk-iiycr Line.
fConnccting directly - gll points South South
elst, and Southwest over the Richmond aud Dam
Vile and AtlJutc Coast-Iine syst. ms.
Trains from Richmond go G:3D A. VI and 3:fJ
y. VI. leave Richmond and Dauyiilc depot Wiz
gluia street, All other trains leave Twenty
fJutth-strect depot.
For tickets and Oh information cell on Ticket
Agents Richmond and Dsnyi.lc road, Virginia
street and Twenty fourth street. or A. ". Guber
& CO. 4. POPE,
General Passenger Agent
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT, General Manager. 0c II
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

--------~--~e~-~---~- --,---~-,r.---- -----7-----
A NICE FARM FOR SALE have
"A TWO NICE FARMS 20 Port Walihall, ON
from PETERSBURG. and wish - sell ouc-TlllRTN
ACRES IN ORCHARD: plenty pasturaec- inca
dow, Jersey cattle, &c. Call ON or addrc.- The
owner, l.. !. HOWELL.
Port Wallhall, Chesterfield county, Va.
cc O1-1,yE
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We saw men from all portions Of the
county on Monday, and from every section
comes the news OF Democratic gains; and
the party was never in more hopeful con-
dition. The spirit OF success seems to have
taken possession of them, and they conf
DENLY assert that Rockingham will record
Democratic majority on the Sth day of
November -Rocliaghdm Register.
BURNETT's COCAINE PROMOTES TUE
GROWTH OF TIE HAIR and renders il
dark and glossy. 1t holds in liquid form
Il large proportion OF deOdorized COcOANUT
on, prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various
conditions Of the human hair.
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By Frank ID. IIill 4 Coz
Real Estate AuctlOneers,
HOS Main street.

RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLING No. 400 POPLAR, BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
At AUCTION.-By virtue Of decd II trust, re-
corded In ID. u. 100 b.. pagc l37, Richmond
Chanccry Court, from Rich9rd Carter and wife,
default having hcCn made ia the payment Of cor
tain note therein secured, and having been re-
qucstcd 80 to do by the beneficiary In said deed,
VIII sell at auction, on the premises az o'clock
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
the property described in said deed. Tho lot
fronts on the south side Of Poplar between Four
tccnth and Fifteenth streets IS feet, running back
between parallel lines rs feet 10 an alley In COM
mon feet wide The improvements Coufst Of
NICE FRAME DWELLING, containing abOu,
five rooms
TRRNS: Cash rs to the expenses Of the ale and
enough 10 Iay tie balance duo on note amOml-
Ing 10 S41J, with Interest from March 4, 1881;
The balance upon terms al sale. y. 81. LEE
Oc | 3 Trustee.
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lIrm or NOYENLRFE. 1sSI,
Real Estate Auctl0Eccr.
ONcc Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NALU-
4 ABLE FARM CALLED "OAK NIL" on
TIE EASTERN SIDE OF THE MECHANICS
RICIBIOND.-By virtue Of three several deeds Of
trust duly recorded IN ilcErlco County Court, exc
cutcd by Mr. John Wright and vile, the first 10 l..
-. Noting and W. GOddin, trustees dated lOth
November, 1875: the second 10 ". Goddin. trlis-
tee, dated 10th May. 1876, and the third 20 W.
GOddu. trustee. dated lst December. Is 10 record
cd IAN August 1877, We, the undersigned trus-
tees Will ia execution Of The said deeds, at the re-
quest of the several creditors thereby secured and
with the full assent and concurrence Of Mr..
Wright Offer for -alcat auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1851,
1T O'Clock T. NJ, II fair ii not ON the first fair
above, containing originally GS ACRES, but from
which acres have been sold of. leaving 60
ACRES. more or less. tire most Of which Is open
land in good heart. ana well adapted to grass and
the usual crops. Tie BUILDINGS arc numerous,
and embrace all That are necessary for tie accom-
modatiOn Of large family. The DIV YELLING,
built Of brick, with "A large greenhouse attached.
contains eight rooms above The basement. IN front
of the dwelling are several fine Oak-.rces and an
attractive huwcT-glrdcn, and many ornamental
trees, Sc. There Is an CXcCnt old orchard on the
place. For q residence, market garden. on dairy
farm the place has many attractions. IL IS pro
verbally healthy; has on II two wells of iinc water.
Whilst the deeds require cash sale, 70. the truss
&c are authorized 90 make tie term, libcral-say
On. fourth cash; balance az six, twelve, aud cigl-
teen months for negotiable notes, interest added.
end secured by trus, decd.
W. GODDiN,
Trustees I'm the first decd;
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r. O. NOTHING,
W. GODDiN,
Trustees I'm the first decd;
W. GODDIN,
Trustee i'm the second ami third deeds.

CALEAT AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
OFUnNITURE, BROOD MARE, TWO COLTS.
AND FINE STALLION, FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS, CORN, FODDER, stTCCkS. HAY, &c.
AZ lhe request Of Mr. John Wright shall SCI 1t
auction, on the premises referred T. In the fore
going advertisement, COmmcucinga IL o'clock A..
VI. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
the following articles Of personal property: All Of
his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
ihe usual variety, some 0i WHICH 4, 81, c1ceiieht
THREE FINE COLTS, and one remarkably fine
STALLION between three and four years old, all
PIGMENTS, one BUGGY, one CART. one
ROLLER. Also, the crops Of CORN. FODDER,
SHUChS, and \ large quantity OF eXccllen; HAY.
TERMS: Cash. ". GODDlN, AuCtiOdecr.
oc Il.13,I5.l7.1s,I9.2O,
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THE INDUSTRIAL ExPosInON.-Tb In
hustrial Exposition, corner Of Seventh and
Marshall streets, Is proving great success.
Last evening large crowd was there
again; indeed, II Is becoming the centre of
attraction. The Ladies' Bazaar and the
excellent restaurant under their charge,
Che loom, the Matchmaking machine, potter
ut his wheel, and the fine exhibits OF min
erals, carriages, harness, stoves, scales, and
machinery form many OF the very interest
ing features on the first floor. Upon the
second floor the Art Department and fine
display OF manufactured tobaccos, fuIni-
ture, fancy boxes, millinery, carpets, and
rugs, fine pianos, crockery, and, in fact, an
tnnumcrable number Of all kinds OF manu-
featured goods, together with the delight
fsl music discoursed by Professor DE Nor
dendorfs orchestra, and the different sing
efs and performers upon the piano, make
Il really one OF the most delightful places to
spend an evening that can be found.
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= = =" y VIZ
The Programme To-Day.

In Department the examination is COM
plete, except as TO minerals, which will be
examined to-day.
In Department III, embracing agIicul-
tural machinery and implements, the ex-
animation will be continued, the process
OF sugar-making from sorghum eonsti-
tuting an attractive feature.
In Department III the examination will
be completed to-day.
The examination in Departments ", V,
and VII are ended.
In Department VI but little remains to
he done
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EASTWARD.

connecting with all night-tsaius from the
South, Southeast. and southwest hy the Richmond
and Danyiic and Atlantic Coast-Llncs.
tC0nuectng directly for Baltimore with through
steamers Il The lork-Ryer Line.
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TRANSPORTATION
ARRANGEMENTS
TO THE
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,
OCTOBER 18TH TO 2Isr,
OVER THE
AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
TO WEST POINT,
AND THE
MAGNIFICENT STEAM FLEET or THE BAL
TbIoRE, CHESAPEAKE AND RICH
MoND STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
especially arranged for this occasion, comprising
the steamers
CITY or RICHMOND.
with capacity Tor 1000 passengers;
THE THOMAS CLYDE,
with capacity for 1000 passengers;
THE HAVANA,
With capacity for 1000 passengers;
THE LOUISE,
with capacity for 1900 passengers;
one Of which steamers will leave West Point unOu
The arrival Of tie Richmond rains. and land their
passengers in TWO HOURS TIME Immediately
at Yorktown, enabling All passengers On trains ar
irving from the South. rs well as from Richmond.
to brelkflst board aud refresh Themselves thor
OUghly while I'm transit.
hereturn trips from Yorktown are arranged iR
a manner 20 secure absolute railroad connections
II destination over the entire Richmond and Dan
Vile and Atlantic Coast-i.lnc systems. and 10 en-
able all Richmond visitors or citizens % return %
that city at comfortable hours at night
The capacity Of the steamers emplovcd, the fire.
qucncy If rail-,nd-wAter service performed. the
short distance involved, enable assurance Of
prompt and satisfactory transportation for un-
limited numbers Of VISITORS
Commencing SUNDAY. october 10th, schedules
viii be run as follows:
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THE PLoUGHrNG-MATcH

was witnessed by a large number of old
Virginia farmers, who looked with delight
upon the splendid work done by the sulky
and other improved ploughs. After the
land was broken up there was a trial of
several kinds of drags.
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Ky W. Goddin, Auctloncer.

-.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HALF
~ ACRE Lot AND LARGE BEICk DME lL1it;,.
ING THEREON ON CHURCH HILL, M Idh
SoirTIiFAST CORNER OF Q AND Thirty i,
FIRST sTREETs.--As commissioner appQintei
by n decree of the Chanccry Court OF Inc cry OF
Richmond, entered ON the 3Otl OF NCNemDef
1876, I'm the casc Of Szer against llickinsohs
executor SC, aud McGuirc against Dickinson,
&C.. and Of amended decree entered at INC May
form Of 1881 by the said court, we the undersigned,
commissioners thereby appointed. VIII onef Tor
sale, on the premises, AT public auction ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1851,
at o'clock p. NJ. that beautiful property located
rs above, Of which The late Colonel >. NJ q. Dick
Inson died scizcd, containing y HALF ACHE'
with LARGE BEiCk DWELLING thcreon' con-
timing seven 10 eight rooins covered WIN SIaie
large BRICK KITCHEN. and surrounded by
many tree. Although this dwelling b. out Or
order. yet by the expenditure Of Il reasonable SUM
II could DC made an excellent residence.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance Il ak. twelve
and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes Interest
added. ana title retained ~ al OF The purchase
INC { ourt, r. G. MONCURE.
30. LANE STERN,
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF 7 ARM N
i IIANOYEE.-By virtue Ola decd Of TRUST from
Farley Hunt. dated luth October. 1879. and Of
record In Hanover cpuuty-dcflult having been
made in the payment of tic amount secured there
in. and the creditor requiring ,1lcl shall proceed
g. sell In the village Of Ashland, In 'front.' Of Cox
TC9iC'- ,toIC. on t1.p
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the STOCK EXHIBITION.

Something should be said in praise Of the
stock Oh exhibition, for really soma Of IT = =
first class and the most Of it excellent, nota-
bly, that on Messrs. A. 7. d NJ. b. Rowe, of
Fredericksburg, Va, their fine sheep, hogs,
and horses being frequently remarked
upon.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP alsFSf,
" COMPANY. sssza4Asa
FOR NEW YORK.

Commercially DOMINION, WHANOkE, MAN
HIATT AN, and RICHMOND-EVERl TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At l Z. 81, and SUNDAY NJ .
A. ".
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at l.. n. from Pier
20 (now number), foot OF Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms and
bathrooms
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
AIa-csbln fare to New York, $40; round "Trip,
ais; Storage, 90 and 81.
FreIghts FOR points beyond Nes York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge m1de except actual
expenses incurred.
Freiehts received until O'Clock =. NJ. daily.
= For furthar Information, appi 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Agents,
myl oficc Company'u wharyes Rockets.
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The foregoing real estate having been sold on
Tic TN Of September, 1851. but the sale there
not having been confirmed, 10 viii now lie rcpiefed
for sale at auction at my Office corner OF Bank and
Eleventh streets, ut the hour Of II o'clock NJ, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1881.
oc22 W.GODDlN, AuctiOnccr.
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DRY. dusty, and disagreeablc would aptly
describe the day yesterday ut the FAR
Grounds; but notwithstanding THIS the
crowd was largely above the numbers
noticed ON previous days. About noon Q
large crowd had assembled, aud stu
vehicles continued 10 pour out loads OF
live freight until, about O'Clock, between
seven and eight thousand people were IN
side the enclosure. One attraction, OF
course. was the races, hut the announce
n,ent made In the Dispatch that Secretary
Blaine would escort the French ana Ger
man visitors TO the FAIRGROUNDS, where
they would be received by the PRESIDENT
ylce-presiJeuts Of the Society, ana ilelh-
bcrs OF the Executive COMMITTEE, hao NOR
~ do with The increase Of attendance tiau
perhaps anything else.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smithhcld, and Hampton; Washington, y. c.;
NcwLernc Washington, and TarburO' y. G., and
an points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point, and all regu-
lar landings ON James river, at LOWEST RATES
aud through bills issued. J.. Il. TATCG,
Ocg Superintendent
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RACES FOR TO-DAY.

RomGn Chariot Rdce.-This novel race
over which every one became SO excited on
"Wednesday, will be repeated to-day. This
splendid race viii be followed by a
Running race, 1926, free for all, mile
heats, best three in five, three to enter, two
10 start; $3.50 TO first horse, $50 TO second,
and S25 10 third.
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AND ALLEGIIANl
Ia RAILkOAp.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND t.u
WILLIANSON'-.

A4tl's l.NHHf.itft
cy. sunday. cS. sunday. IA..r-H.
Leave Rich
mond........ $3.50 p. " 1901 ~ -.3uAN
Arrive Lynch.
burg. .......IIlI5P. s.2j p. ST. ...........
Leave Lynch
burg. -. 2.46 Pm. SIS An ............
Arrive "a H.
liamsou's... 7:is p. H.. C.3J T.. 81. ...........
Leave WILL
HamsoH's.. 500 4. W.. $50 a. So ...........
Arrive Lynch.
bure.........I 1908 p. ". GI5 p. ST. ...........
Leave Lyuch-
hufR.s+...t.s. fsIJ =. NJ. fst| =. DO tfft...
Arrive Rich |-..-r,.
Twenty minutes az IIovarl,,nie Tor supper s.
breakfast.
Daily Ine OF PACKET between Miller L...
Ing and Lexington, lu connection With train l.-.
and West.
Close connection made ~ Richmond % ail U0..-
north and south riI Richmond. Fudcrl,s. I.'t
and Potomac, Richmond and DauYle aud 2. ..-
mould and Petersburg railroads ana no lyu0..U
with Norfolk and Western and NirymIt VI 3D..
railroads. and IL williamson with thD>iI' ..
and Ohio railroad for an point, east ana wei.
For other Information apply dt Noe. ll.3 NJ
1lO7 Bank street. y. \. BAl.Bol d..
General Freight and I.rktt A-'..
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DOR BALTIMORE. s6FTla,I
II -
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY &C 4 T.. VI. from POW IA
TAN DOCK, at Twcnty-tOuiih and Dock street,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of ladng sleued and goods for
warded with dispatch 90 polnls North and west
Freight received daily until T. ".
ID. j. MEIsIGER,
m 2O-3n Soliciting Agent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-10-04
EMORY and HENRY COLLEGE,
Emory, Va.

This old and well established instl-
tuition continues to solicit the patron
age o. the public on the following
grounds
/. It's location Is unequalled, being
situated In the lineat part OF south
western, Virginia. Emory Is over
2, 1000 feet above the level Of the sea,
and all malarlal or epidemic diseases
are absolutely unknown. The sur
rounding scenery Is very fine, and all
the aecessious are OF the proper kind.
2. The college farm embraces 600
acres, !he greater part OF which II COW
eredwith IA beautiful coating OF blue
grass, The buildings are ample and
slightly, the equipments complete In
all departments,
g. The course Of study IL broad and
liberal the faculty able aud expert
enccd Requirements for graduation
are rigorous, aud honest work Is
sought to be- done IN all departments.
4. over 5000 young men from all
pnrts Of the South have here received
their education, and we gladly refer TO
them as TO our advantages.
B. Terms are very reasonahle-ono
hundred and seventy dollars or paid
In adyance) will cover all expenses Of
board, tuition, fuel, washing and
lights, for the full session Of 40 weeks.
The next session begins on the Sth
day Sept, 1881. For catalogue, ad.
dress REV. d. SULLlNS, ID. d.
July20'l.2m. President,
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NlntlIntcd Currency.

The Secretary ofthc Treasury has clcai-
" defined the status Of mutilatcd coin
lie says that there Is no provision for It's
redemption by the Government, but in
Inmates that every one has the right to
sell it as old gold and silver. Among
the meters may be included the United
States, for any citizen may deposit bull
lion ut the assay onlcc and receive It's
value when this Il determined. Between
mutilntcd coin and worn money there Is
Il distinctions; for the wear Of metallic
currency IN Use Is overlooked by the
government as there Is enough Of the IN
la'ripiion left to verify the denomination.
Muiilalion, however, Is wilful and not
accidental, and the loss must be sus-
tanned by the holder. AS none Of our
silver coin IL intrinsically worth It's face
value, the moral II that every one should
rcfllsc--as he has legally the right TO
do--any coin that has been clipped
punched or drilled.