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Daily Republican., 1878-12-21

IaE GRAND Jury of Cape May county,
D., found true bill on Wednesday
|i.nst Samuel 4. Ludlam, accused OF
|tng fire to his hotel-the Ocean
hsp, causing the recent conhagration.
\ case is to be tried at the April term
onrt. Ludlam gave bail in 1900
sOks now as if somebody was to be
|4ished for the Cape May fire, for
|TJersey hangs on to old the fashioned
\ of convicting and Furnishing the
| Ily whether white or black.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Accisi ent

Yesterday while Mr.. Long, the con
fectioner, 3Ol East Sixth street, was en-
gagged in making candy drops, he caught
his fingers in the knives, cutting off the
end Of one of them.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Railroad AcciI ent.

A gentleman named Hyde, said to be
wealthy citizen of Canada, was kill
ed on train Tear Bethlehem, Pa, yes.
terday morning. He was stepping
from one car to another while the train
was in motion, and fell off. He had
been visiting in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Arttcs aud OyershOes

Mems, ladies, misses and children's
artics, alaskas and overshops of all
kinds, sizes and qualities at Donahoe's
3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
CYRUS STERN,
NO. Ill MARKET ST.,
The C|othier, The Tailor.

And the NOTION and FURNISHING
GOOD" HOUSE. Cheap goods and sub
stantial Overcoats and Clothing for Men
Youths and Boys. One low price, of
cash. Prices to suit these time. Travelling
Bags, Bundle Straps, Umbrellas, Gum Goats,
egging, Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Col-
lars, Ties, Cuffs, Gloves, Money Purses,
Pocket Books Penknives. New Methodist
II ) mnal in variety. Discipline's and Alma
,,acs for 1879. American Agriculturist Club
Il 20 and splendid premium. dc2l-dNwtf
CHURCH FAlR.-The ladies of New
n port will open on MONDAY, DEC. %
in the basement Of Newport NJ. E. church.
lair for the sale Of handsome and useful arti-
rles, which will be contiaued during the week.
The proceeds are for the benefit OF the church.
n enjoyable time is expected and all are in
yited. Rev Il. II. Bristor, OF New Castle,
will lecture in the church on Friday evening.
dc2l2t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Horse Killed.

As a boy named Willis Pierson was
driving the butcher wagon of Levi Gar
rett down Madison streat this morning,
the shafts became lOosened from the
axle tree, and falling upon the horses
heels caused him to run away, leaving
the vehicle standing in the street. The
boy had the lines wrapped around his
hands at the time and consequently
was jerked from his seat and dragged
some distinc ION the street, hurting
his arms qufe badly and bruisng him
considerably. The horse continued
down :he street and coming to the viii
m ngton Northern railroad track fell
upon the trestle work when he was SO
injured as to cause his death in short
time. The boy was taken to the Office
of DR.. Cameron, No. Sl5 West Fourth
street, who examined his I'M uries and
found that no bones were broken. His
escape was fortunate as the persons
who saw the accident feared that he
would be seriously injured fnot killed.
The loss to Mr.. Garrett is quite heavy
one, as the profit on selling meat is
rather light at this time.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
The Stewart senate.

The second annual hop of the Stew
art Senate, in Montgomery's Dancing
Academy last evening was a grand sue
cess, and far surpassed the expectations
of the most saguine. About thirty
couples were present, and INDUCED in
the may intricacies of the fancy dance,
to the excellent music under the direc-
ton of Prof. Geo. Luckman The fes
,vities continued until an Early hour
this morning when all wended their
way homeward well pleased with the
manner in which they had passed the
evening with the worthy Senators.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Live Oak BalI.

The Live Oak Assembly will give
their fonrth grand annual ball, in Web
ster's Dancing Academy, on Friday eve
ming, February 7th. This will no doubt
be grand affair, as the Live Oaks are
well posted, in this particular line of
amusement,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Liberal League.

To morrow morning at 1890 O'Clock.
DR.. Welch will discourse on "Those
Christians VIII are not moral teachers. /"
Inquiries invited, and ten minutes Civ.
en- to criticism.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Election Of Officers.

At a meeting of st. Johns chapplt
No. 4, R. A. NJ, held last evening, the
following officers were elected:
II. P.-Thos. Davidson.
S.--Isaac N. Wood.
K.--Chas. & Grant.
Treasurer c. Pyle.
Secretary.-Wm. Marshall.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Rare bargains.

Silk umbrellas, with real ivory han
dies, of beautiful designs, on Paragon
frames, 26 inches, $3.50, % inches, S..
Silk serge umbrellas, ivory handles, Is
inches, s4.o0. Seal,skin caps for men,
boys and children. Ebony, Rosewood, ,
Malacca, Snakewood and Orangewood
Canes. All at specially low prices.
These goods will make choice holiday
presents. SnEppEY, opposite Clayton
House.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21

X t,eef
fklnan,
| o bust
sgaI,f
Htr@tA
' TINE.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Extra Announcement.

Bpecher, No 3l5 Market street, is
very busy, but with his increased force
of artists, Messrs. Draper and Hoffman,
from the best Philadelphia galleries,
will promise sure all pictures by Tues
day if they are taken before Saturday,
2P, M. Come and you will not be dis
appointed.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
Dr. DarIllOn.

Will be a. the Washington House, No.
2O5 Market street, for only a few Gays
longer and the sick and ailing would
consult their own interest by calling ON
him at once. Don't put it off until to-
morrow but call at once.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-21

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Daily Republican., 1878-12-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16
IT Is SAFE

now TO take one of those little DEMiJO OHNs along
with you, found at TIrCoMB's DRUG STORE. he
ladies OF The h"useLold viii Appreciate the joke
the seal. febtttf
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NOTICE.

Tn me nber4 OF the Ken lehfc Log Driving
Com any are hereby no ted IN a the animal meet
luz of ths Company Will be held At the CITY CoGn.
Gil Room Ia Gardiner On Tue SHAY. the l9th day OF
Febru try, 1873 It 10 oclock Ia the forenoon for the
following purposes, VIZ:
lei. q choo Il No iefltcr.
2d. To hear the repot OF the Treasurer and
take such action t1ereVn may h. thought pro-
per.
81 To choose onc .rs for the ensuing year.
tn. TO take su n measures for driving tbs
logs the ensuing season, and raise such sum ot
sum If money Tor that purpose a. may be deem
ed necessary.
18th 10 a on any other business that may ie.
gally com before them.
d.. PALMER, Clerk X l.. ID. Co.
Gardiner, Jan I'D, ISIS. jaB2s-tu
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First-Class French Dyer.
Speciality and New Process OF Cleansing.

Amy Kinds OF Dress Goods, in the pieces, or maze
into garments. dyed, ceansed and rehnished.
Ribbons fripges, Sacks, Velyets slippers. Kids
Feathers, etc dved or cleansed. AID finished a.
good as new. Also Gents garments dyed cleanse
repaired and pressed ready 10 wear. Carpets and
Lace Curtains cleanstd Velvet trimming OF
slelghs dyed and restored to the primitive color
without any ripping Goods re eved and ret rn-
ed promptly by express. Send for circular ri e
list e. u Chandler, Agent for Winthrop. II. Ma
rie Decker, Millinery, Haowell, l. l.. Moore,
Mlllln' ry, Gardiner, }. Il. Chapman, Richmond.
febl-teod&wu
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Wsekla Aennebes gonrnal,

PuUisned every Wednesday, morning Is the
lrS"st toio paper IN the State, containing news
'iiliaa trtcles agricultural aud scientific matter
4es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mari
e.a, &C., &C.
Perm : per daHuHa ddpdnce.
Frtnsient Advertise 100 per ibcn for Grat
Ver.; - cents Jer week iOT each rub7euueut ~.
s tti IN.
~p,cltl Soticrs, f2jO per inch Tor first week So
3"nts per week lpr each -ubst quent week.
Rt-incsS NOtices, 10 reGting columns, 20 cents
uae or drsl insertion: 10 cent? per line eh
't-,r.ucnt inS"itiop
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NnVortlsinG Agents
-soE TBR--
- J.. EBrCC .IOURNA AL,
Daily and weekly

The following Advertising Agents are author
tLcd 10 receive subscriptions and Advertisements
!or Il kENNEBEC JOURNAL:
HpTTCN - IS. ". PEITsNeILl 3 Co. 10
state Street
:. i. NILES, No. fremont
~OCet
+ {. EVANS 252 WehiLgtop
>t
iinRACE Dom Washington
street
Nv fOEh ':DAuCHT < Co, lyl Fulton st
'iEo. T.. ROwRlL n Co. 40
Park Row
BATES 4 LOCKE, 81 Park Row.
". ". SHARPE 4 Co.
:. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co, y
nath Row.
tAl.. PliJA y. ". AYgH K CO.. Chest
nut ST.
. NJ. PETTENGHI. & Go.
70l Chestnut street.
LOUIS. MO, RowELL 4 CBRsMAN, cor
Third and Chestnut 81
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3T L. a NIX
D YE. no US Z,
Fancy Dyeing Establishment.
Water ST., Augusta. Ne.
EStaDo1tshcd 1867.
] mile Barber, 4 20

Awarded First Premium at Maine state Fair 1870
This well known establishment is conducted
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Ntnntbrt Journal.
lblishci at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street
toJL OF Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH
DAILY Asnnebee go,rnal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
ANS the latest news 10y telegraph and mail gives
eports Di he Markets, and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, ana generous amount
Of farming, home aud miscellaneous reading win
I iull compilation OF state news.
rerms, { per a"Hum IN adUaace, S. II payment
not mF'ic within the year. single copies cents,
be had al the bookstores aud AZ this ofice.
Advert i1cnents inserted on reasonable terms
Gates 'v be hHd On application at this ofce.
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state Temperance Allia &c.

It'll tho ugh; by very m,uy Of thc most Hc.lv.
Trend, o1 Icmpra &c, thr me cause uli be
treaty advanced IN ttis : uir. hy more iudclous
ronceutr tiiun OF p0fuse nnd "h'rt ON tfr ln.'t
tlr various temperance t<ahlIifi'u~ TN tturtH
md tnc public general s., bV a-*ocaton 10 m"
Stat" "rs'nlI ,uHn' NM al IA T. AZ ana cope !"
at uI trr "Aias eHchu -ett~ STA q iempcr tncc All
ace" hi n orgaGiH tut has cAi~c t. thai = ti"
'i1 UDWar j. 81 tNru y-hVe years, anu embrace ih
i've mrmJersh y, members "i All me Nari"u-
temperance or an l'tion, as well as i'e tlrfgy
aud LLur n % moot Z cry denomination ,recelv-
ng and I'll ,Our,Ing from to,t teen to elght rn hous
. nj doliaIs every yer; authentic ting aud send
tag Iii Lecturers into Every portion o. the Stdtr,
.ftaugug 1nr pubic meetings and ruPpty INK
peat cr. and c.oscly watching ihe lemptiance
uise, and pro. dng means a'id rneasn e - keep
IN a hea thy aud vigorous stat, caf,I0lit seru-
tiuiLlng all Legislation, and ready at ali times 10
-,und The alarm when the cncroh hmeut- nom
! 'e enemy are attempted. Win VI " 70 org tn-
iling similar Alliance ~ Maine, and auNHharS
8 the National Temperance Alliance. the under.
sutd my te the irleni- "i 1tmpeiAn e 10 meet
Congres- Hall, Portland.
u> WEDNESDAY, FtBRuARt = h, ls1N, Al y.
O'CLpCk, +. Nj.
~ take suc1 action A. may then seem judcions.
IA the t,eniug Temperance mee.inS wil ~
Arld in thc City Hall. wulch ~ill be al tr-eed b}
of the leading Temperance men lh t'r >lA,e
II y sincerely hoped mas every Chur II and
Temperance Organization Ia Maine, viii >euI one
a. more delegates
BE>J. klNGsEURY. Portland.
SIDNEY PkkH ~. Parls.
NELsON DtNDLEl .JR., Lewiston.
lOr NJ. MORRILL,, Portland.
". ". THOMAS. PorthLd
ANSON +. MDtnlLl, keadHeid.
NEAL DOW, Port ihN.
II VI. HAkLON, NJ H., Augusta.
y NUT, kastpOrt.
II. 4. SHORTY hrdeton.
+. a. SMITH for laLd
REV VIZ EATcA, Cape Elizabeth.
JB Fill EHROWN. Porltani.
kEV u. h. RANDNl l.. HeIwlck.
4. Il. SIMON lON, Camden.
E.A SAWYER Portland.
HENRI TALLM ~, Bath.
GRO. .. PAY cON. H., kliLd.
H. +. WHITE, iuitiaud.
GtO. +. BRACkEII, Portland.
REV. Bt ~. r. FREEMAN. kIttery.
". X JOHNSON. Portland.
r q. RICH, Portland,
III And my others
CONVENTION OF kEfOkM CLUBS.
Inc Quarterly Convention OF the Re orm Clubs
G. the state Ot Maine wlil be held at
Augusta, on Wednesday and Thursday.
March and Z, 1878.
IL Is earnestly huped that every club IN the State
V,Ill be represented at thi, session, th4t ia
.nd comp ete report can tie obtained.
Inc reform work is sprc. ding ike wv ia flte
IA over the West ANA south, and let us arouse ana
i..urw interest in This good work, and have Il
rand and glorious revival IN the STATE OF Name,
ways kecplng IN mlbu our notices, I'VE dare h
80 idght," Charity To all, maiIce towards none
one Iare ON NJ. {, X. X. and Ito branches.
Per order state Committee.
FRANK kENRICK, Prest.
GEO. W MURCH, soc'g.
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Price. 21 Gents.

Ask for COLLINS Vol TAG ~ 4S,ER.
Sold by all Wholesale aud Iic,.'i! urugei-ts
throughout the United states anti C.inadss
and by WEEKS & IOElEE, l'rourir' .~s
Boston, Mass.
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,oSsoIqO 100 y axLInoo " " sIppy rsgaScykNM
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-14

s,,,ec,. ,sor lsAe assS tsof rhe
ieass 6eautifi pf III here ss
stood Tine si.omsrt ii,.siss thats bscia In
cetsc to- me. md which I bad not unoetsss
stood, <aaesto me aguin .s4
saw her % sliea BY my 1edside nsl ~
ing NE in ms feverl faw her sa ss1e
,hifpsIness pfS tie home tIresfde smiling ~
.sns ACES saw her, as ehcn knelt in tears ]
fbessce Cue visEin,s stature ;s:ar,a Iorgoss
:Ssnmelle i crossed the long hall 80 atood
before Manneae took her hand and iea
her from the shad s,s ], y: i !, !. -.
This is my queen, = I said. And look es'i !,
i,y down Isaw her face transit goo st
kuows how &c happ but q y bean u !
woman Looked up at neiwitn eyes 1uil OF OF
For all lhe rae DIES Rots she vas my
amee,, 4 md when 1t was over mud we went
hone through the still. starlight ! asked her
|if abe would be my queen ,for all my Hie'
and she made me happy by saying . I es..s
fof now L, knew that what had come 70 me
al i left her kneeling lin pray was love:
ana that ever in my eyes and 20 my heaft
Mannetse would be beautiful .i 81 clse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-14
BY Richardson & Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 N lin street.

VALUABLE FRANkLIN-STREE
"A LOT FOR SALE"BY AUCTION.-We shall
sell BY auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY
the 9th day Of October, AT * O'CLOCK =: NJ =;
fcet with an ALLEY In the rear 20 feet wide. on the
north side of Franklin street between Madison ana
Monroe. adjoining the residence OF A. NJ hciiey,
Esq. and lie property OF Truman y. farker Oh
tile west ...--, - :,
TERMS: One third cash the balance IT. six aud
twelve months. negotiable notes given Tor the oe1
forred naymcnls with Interest added. and scared
by Il deed of trust. RlChARDStH ~,
&C f. M&W3t AuflOncffs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-14
By Frank D.. Hill, -
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
7. .t-:tIlOS Main stu et.

E1RITSTEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
4 BUILDING LOT ON TEE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN BETW ZEN MONROE AND lENIsY
or ED. D.:CHRIS1IAN. ESQ, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF deed of trust dated May 10; 1Sa6.
and recorded in the clerks Office OF kicnmond Cna
htviug bee,l made in. the payment of z certain ne
goiabe noe therein secured, and at the request oil
ihe cnedCiary In s1id decd will SILL at auctions OH
the nrernfses. on, N ONDAY, October IA; 1873, ut
AZ O'CLOCK NJ that certain LOT lac or L Ersnl,i IN
street between Monroe and Henry beginning sixty.
FIVE feet from the southeast corner OF EIank T ana
inc on said Franklin street 80 feet, and thence rln-
ming back between parallel lines 1870 feet 10 an alley
ten feet wide. ---- r
sale and not. for $1,000 shall be in cash, but The
beneficiary will make the terms satisfactory to the
Ind onie small cash payment required. ~ -
:. ~. 800 /. WILLIAM a. JENk ENS,.. .i'.
- o .'i.5.-s.f gft q IL - '''E' Trustees.
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BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Auclioneer.
1lOS Main street.

v1XECUTORS' SALE OF VERY VALU-
II ABLE DWELLING, WITH VACANT LOT IT
STREET., SOUTHWEST CORNER FRANKLIN
AND MA OLSON STREETS.-isy request OF the exc t-
cOrs of nc laie Dr. Robert Archer. will offer Tor
eale ut nubIc auction. on WEDNESDAY, cohcr
TO- S7S at A! O'Clock on the premises, the VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, located as
above described. The improvements consist of
THREE-STORY BRlCK BUILDING. containing
eleven or twelve rooms: brick kitchen. fenr rooms
ON the west of the house Will be sold with or Without
the house to suit The views of the purchaser The lot
fronts 60 feet, running bic $50 rect 10 mn aiicy ID
feet wide This location Is of the most desir;i-
bic in The city for family residence. and the house
Is well huilt.
TERMS: One bird cash balance SIX ana twelve
months with SIX per cent. interest added. secured
Inv decd of trust FRANK ID. HILL,
re IN Auctionccr.
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EAasE S.--F nstsfG ilnNss.
Edward G. Goddfn, 81
Red Estate Agent and kucti onecr,

SALE o T. e GA NE
lSREsIBENCE9 And EIGHT ACH rs 81! 9E
IT TSsE CITY-By vlrfHe Of a deed OF trust daied
Ism september 677, duly recortt In tne sierss
olceef Henrtco being III, ~
DE ~ preinises. on "WEDNESDAY y. October
ut 4H o,cIock r; d., the HBEAUTiFHL,s:SBlGh
5nytElI LING containing twelve rooms. With mar
bic p,afltcls and elegantly finished %niis4 iatey
owned bv II. W. Brown Esq Lrgs BRICK k,t !. re,a
arehard OF pears apples, and peaches. Every part
81 lie place Is I'm excellent order andi one OF inc
most desirable residences III the western Suburbs.
NTEnMs: While the deeds upon this property re-
dnjrc cash am authorized by the. bolderi OF the
NOTES to sell for one third cash the balance at si1
twelve, and eighteen Win Blk per ceat' w
'ete'' = S. CONWAY GoDDIv. -
o.11 fsgsf~g. s.r, F4TIslT ~ lstsi - Trustee.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LILO P. M.. leaves Elchmnna: ARRIVES 1t
isgrscve Al T., ", sutn.
s1. 1858 +. NJ. Gr"ensnpro l0uG
7. ~, Salisbury 1855 +. ~.
and Charlotte IL \. u. ''
No. 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: srrlynS n
Salisbury 4:33 a. ". t.rc.n,.
b"r"' Gao 4. NJ, nm,y!r"
a. NJ. EurSevile las Z. w.
and Richmond 3:lT r.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:lj r. NJ. leaves E!chinonl: arrives at
Burkcvil. PAS \. VI. pau.
vile 1873 y. 81. Greensboro
9:l5 \. 81. Salisbury ll:Ol \.
~. aud Charlotte l2:4OPY
No. 4-4:os P. NJ, iea:cs chaiItte: ,arr,srs At
Salisbury J:3I l.. NJ. trccrs-
boro' TO T.. 81. DanyIc
1894 p. W.. luf<cvi!le a:2s l.
NJ. and RIclIinUad 4 VI.
Trains Nos. and 2 VIII MAKE close connection
at Richmond with the Richmond, Frc,irrtcss-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and frrIn all points
NORTH and East; nj BurkcwIIe wtiH the Attain
tic. Mississippi anu Ohio railroad ~ a@,i from Farm
vile. Lyncnbure. Bristol aud TO al ronts south
Trains on the L. 7. y. aud G.. rrIroaI max
ing this conncciio 30 not run on sunday; NJ
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.: q. Dundee w:tG
tue Virginia MidlaAd railroad: At Greensboro Wit:
the Northwestern North Carolina ral|ro,d for salem
Western North Carolina railroad t"xc,pt snnday
for Statrsvilo. Asnvie. and lntcrinr,!!a!c point;
at Airline junction WIN Atlanta daG Charlotte
Airline.
Trans Nos. 8 and 1 will connect n Richmond go-
ing North and South with tue R!c.lGut,!. Frr,i'
ricksburg and Potomac railroad FOX Washington
and all points North and West, and with tr CIR So
peakc and OHIO abroad for all p"tnl> West; ~
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad I" ami
from Washington and MI points Norm and West
at Charlotte wrn the Charlotte. Columbus ami
Augusta railroad u amt from Gli points Mort.
and South. These trains RIM .iiy on IL.
Richmond aud DGnrilic railroad, and connect As
.bovr, except going north I'll Sunday morning 2a1
goiuy south Monday morning. Trains making his
connection run daily on Rchm"nt. Fic'"r'ca.-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake 49,! Ohio rH'-
roads except Sunday,
Trains on the y. W. y. {. rit!ron: ruh between
Greensboro and Salem daily except Si,Ediy.
Pullman palace dIawrg-ioom AMI >l"epn:-car+
run ON r;,ias Nos. aud between New lort
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana "n Nos ana
between Richmond and Charlotte. and mi"cci.
Washington. Danvillc, Charlotte, aui Augusta,
Tickets sold 20 al! southern aud southwestern
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for aconianHns passage
between the points nance on the tickets. No la!-
ever checkS Will be given. , ,,
r. VI. Il. TALTOTT
-ay.as General Su:t rInteJh"Et.
JouH r. MACMuRnG. General Passenger 'r+n'.
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q BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoueers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO YALUA-
rI,E FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS ON
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE THE Ian
CASTERIAN SCHOOL AID NEAR THE ti IL
Of 4 deed of trlSt bearing date the list day OF De-
crinber 1876 from the grant named in said deco
10 the undersigned trustee, 10 Secur! me OF
ncrnl1bIc note therein mcn ioIed, shall, rs tTIls-
Tee in said deed default having been made In inc
payment of part OF said note and being rG1mlren
TIIESDaY the 1Jth October. 1878. At O'Clock T.
NJ, the TWO DWELLINGS located as above, WIN
about six rooms In one and eight in the Other Ee-
sides kitchen, and To- 40 by 100 feet each.
TERMS: Enough In cash to detray the expense OF
executing his trust and 10 pay OF the sum of about
JDHo 1878 j. A. RICHARDSON. --
&c Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-14

TRUSTEES. SALE OF THE FARM
VILE MERCURY NEWSPAPER AND
JOB-OFFICE.-By virtue or two certain deeds or
trust-tlle first dated July 9Th, 1873, and executed
by st. Andrew. Madison, Dugger Co., and the
second dated May 23d, 1874 aud executed by D. A.
H. ST. Andrew-6oth deeds being executed to secure
to the English and American Bank at Farmyitle,
Va the payment OF certain negot liable notes therein
described and both Of which deeds are recorded Ia
the clerks Office Of Prince Edward County court,
the undersigned 5elng required so 10 do by The d.
rectors Of saio bunk. Will otter for sale at auction on
tie prtmtse s, at o'clock +. ID, on TUESDAY, De-
cember 10Th. 1873. the property described IN said
deeds, consisting Of - . :. l-,,s
/ LARGE. HOE POWER-PRESS,
l GORDON JuR-PRESS, PRO0F-PRESS,
IMPOSING. STONES.
8 cases of<'i.ONG PRIMER. 8 cases Of BEE.
WEIR. M1NION. and SONPARfEL. between SO
and 40 cases at JOB TYPE tnearlY new, and al
tue FEXTURES-o OF the newspaper and Job.ohice Of
the Granville Mercury. s.er--,r,,---..-=,.
The large advertising patronage OF this paper to
gether with the job-work or the town or FarmvllIe
and surrounding country, make this sale most Val-
liable opportunity OF acquiring good business Dy
any person contemplating TO start newspaper.
TEnMs: Under the several deeds named it woulc
renuire I'M cash tile sum of 81 SO, with Interest
from Juns 30,h but liberal te rms VIII be Of
ferred ut the sale. EDGAR ALLAN, Trustee.
FARMvILLE. VA, October 4, 1879. $50
oc 7-hsIec9 80 .ss.ss'