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SECOND
the West End Hotel Stakes for lilies three years
old; $50 each play or pay with $1,000 added by lns
proprcIors oil tne Wost End Hotel; the second 10
celvs $500 out OF the sakes. rhese not having
won sweepstakes TOR three-year-olds allowed
i've pounds One mile aud hall. There
were sixteen nominations Tor tn,s event, seven
these were Z. 5. L,oyds onsstnul aiy ~ King
Ernest. dam Jersey BeIls carrying ll3 lbs. r. Loi-
ards bay hiiy Bertha, 0y Gienclg dari stamps, los
lage, by Austraan, dam Dolly Carter los los D. ID.
Witner's brown My lbvermore, by Lex ngton, dam
lnvcrcaud, 113 los. g. L. Lorilara's chcslnut niiy
Baiance All, by Bonnie scotland, aam Lantana, los
lbs; g. L. LoriiaId's chestnut niIy Mariana,
by Lssmlnston, dam Baek slave. los los,
Boone, dan, Ma.gIc G. George Loriiiara's tcan wero
tne iavoritcs, Mary X. secoud, PRIDE OF tue Village
ss,s ss,Id Loyas my fourth IN isvsr ..s & Others ~
away, Mary r.. sscona, Balance All third, Mariana
forrtn the otuers nearly parallel merry movement
around the lower tarn put the horsss 80 that they
could numbered. balance All had Two lengths Of
daylight bctwscn horsei anu Mary r., before sho
reached the three-quar,er pole. Loyd's Ernes -Jer
sey Belle hliy tnird, Mariana iourb Invermore tn,
Priae oil village sixth, Bertha seventh Coming up
the quarter sscn 10 the stand Balance All showed TIE
way, and che passed. the Juoacs' stand Two
lengths ahead OF Mariana, tue latter nall length
ahead oi Loyls MY, lnvermore iourin, NARY H. hltn,
fride oi tine Village SIKH, Berina seventh. Balance
All kept IN front arouno tue upper turb. and ~ tne
quarter pole she leu one length, Invctmore second,
head in front OF Mary X. th,rd. toe otners
bringing up tne rear, ciosey crowded. Balance All
ran easily down the bacxsirctcn, opening a gap
oil Two icpg,hs 10 the hali-milc pole, Lioyd's
my sscona, neck IN advance oi Mary r.,
Bertha fourth, PRIDE OF the Village htp, lnvernOre
SIKH, Mariana sevent Leaving there The
no longer douo,. Balance All opened gap Of iour
lsngtns the over turn, and increasing adysn-
tase wnen she got mo the aome stretch she came
home easy winner by eight Lengths, Lioyd's King
Ernest Jersey belle hy sscond lengths snesd OF
Village Ievcrmore hith, Mary H. sxtn. Mari,nna
seventh. Time, Az. THIS stake. ike tue previous
one amounted W 81, 500 The following are the pre-
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STATEN ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUB

the summer msstias Of the siatsn Island Athletic
Club held yesterday on the grounos Of tho club,
Bemcat avssae West Nov Brighton. The sports
conn enced with a hundred yards run tsixtccs
uiesL wbicu was won by George McNcno OF tho
Manhattan Annette Cub One-nie run ften sntriesb
Won by T. n. smith, o the Aia irican Athletic
Cub Quarter milo run tseveu cntriesl wss won ~
W. e. Casper, OF the Mystic Boat Ciuo Threc-mile
walk tthirtecn cutrissl was won by A. McEven, OF
tue Msnba,taG Athlstic Club. ksnnipg broad jump
tscven entr 81 was Won by H. I1man, Of the snort
Hiils Athletic Ciub. Hali.mlc run tscvcn cntricsD
VAS won py + H. smith, OF the Manhattan Atm
Ieiic cub Ons handred ysris run, club hsnd,S'p
(four eotriesl was won W B 5 De- srinesdia Que
milo walls club handicap V~o entriekl Was won by r.
L. Rodswald Hxif-miie run, club handicap (our
sntr,esL was won by W. T. RoDsrss. One-s,xth mile
hurdle rsoc eluo handicap (0vs ensrfcs), Was won ~
w. H. Beers Quxrtsr-mns run, club hanafcaY tssvcn
sptresl was Won ny j. II. Runner
Al tbe close Of sns meeting xold ana silver meda9
were pssseascd 10 the sacvessful oompesisora
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GRANITE STATE PARK.

DevER, N. H., July 4, 1878.
This was the second day OF The July meeting at
Granite state Park. The following rs = summary OF
the events
Two TWENTY ONE CLAss-Purse OF $40o; 500 TO
tho urs 500 TO the sscona 500 TO the third $40
The fourth.
\. Goldsmith. New York, br. g. Powers. 2 1
Jonn II. Farnham, waliham, br. s. Com
j. Troat. BoAton, b. ". Banquo........... 3
Time. 2:24x-2:25-2 :30-2:33
SECOND RAcE-2:30 Class.-Purse OF $500; 5000 10
the nrs $lOO 10 the second $60to the third, $40 10
fourth.
II. Woodruff. Boston. br. g. Bill Ed. 2 1
u. Bigley, Boston, q. m Cor. F.... 2
j. X. F0gg, Boston, ca g. Cran......4 33 y
A. Go.dsmitD, New YORK, br T. Oscar. 4
g. Spaulding, IsiwrcDce, b. 8. Do. ais
Time, 2:30-2:3l-2 -2:2S-2:3i-2:32i<- i<-235X
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GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE OF DIR. CARVER AT
rBE BRooKLYS DRIVING PARE
The shooting Of Dr. Carver, the wonderful and most
miraculous ride shot from Calfornis. the Brooklyn
Driving Park yesterday, was perfectly miraculous.
He gave q Tree exhibition and the attendance was
good but not large expected. Tho nrst episode
was practice shoot, wherein he broke the glass balls
with the bullets from hts rife gave general salts.
faction.
when he began work In earnest he made the follow
ing score IL olllll lo1111l1l11l110ll
l1II11o 1111011llli11li
lll11llill1lllll 1l1lo1l10l11lo ol
lollIl1l1lll11 l. standing 81 out of 100 broken,
which wss most remarkable feat
The Doctor then gave . exhibition OF practice
shooting on objects which marvellous He nred
twice while an object thrown In the air and hit
both tines Ne lhen nred three shots ball ia the
air loading his gun ,hres tnss, ana purpsssly miss.
ing the ball tns nrst i've Shots broke with tho
third. He then nrsd at trade dollars and bored hole
through every thrown ny, anu sent a good s,zod
Msxcan delisr wh zzibg the fields rapidly
The boys could nnd H. Nic.es and tnree
pieces were hit by the vasts from bis unefrlng am
ana Winchester r,ne. He would snap the RHO open
track Of his movem meats Tho rins Was OF tne 1873
modeL loaded with forty grains o powder, With but
vailed a. hs sspped Sack 10 shoot 100 balls on ZINE.
He made the score Of breaking 100 bas In three
utes aad hitythree seconds, surpassIng any icfmsr
cuousy and proxe most Of tbem A. once; also at the
bell balls ana made then ring lively. The occasion
ono s.. ss ess' Pee Plains a. is.:
IN atsniaScc aud doing bis Des, TO nelp Carver Jack
decIined 10 shoot, but condcscsndcd to hold up a
shnge ior Carver TO shoot al AID he put three bull
lets withn spscs Of ono mon, alter wh.ch gentle
man o. NE L.gs ms.S ID. ci:S hsIs up p.pss car car
ls0un n nm Ar
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THE NEWS IN BAN FIR NCIsCo.

--"T- SAN EHASCISVOI July >, ~
The news Of ths dsicst OF Moiis MeCarthy BY Ton
Brock at Louisville fell upon the multitude awatns
arou nd sho bulletin boasos here this afternoon foE
news OF the ike a severely cold shower ba.o.
From information freely impaired 10 your CORE
spondeni by a geutemau who gave the boat author
Ivy for MS statement, there can be ttl0
doubt that Mollie WAS well provided Tor, whatever
m & 1t happen ut LouisvIc, sad that ner owner
Is seriously nDanciay injured ny the Disgrace ul
beating his mare recaivcd. the report from my
authority is that she owner OF Moe WAS to receive
malt the gate aud In addition hs part III Tho
Coioaei Winters may nave bet heavily on Moliis.
ga:ning that uch more bv her possible success and
POSING notnisg sueald sno be dofeateu.
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ATHLETIC CRiPPLES.

Twenty-two authentic erppies-eisven sifh
apiece aud eleven more who nave bat OF
IN solemn concIavs dstsrmiued 70 celobri
vsrsary OF the pAlious independence BY Hssa
ag,isy which woaIa prove 70 tue world t ~
but insig gntucant factors IN the problem OF
they We o to rau matches, leap obstrut
ANA ply The stsge sole mat sceideht spi
tho sxniiarzting JiE and he lively
shls occurred the Cspltoins q
terday afternoon, whore The specul
~ Two bcnevcd . golden harvest a~i
the affair y peculiar one First =
cricket match. The cpgcd men vent a. 10
win u will; thor ose.armed eppopsnts wed with
tncm- Omen and Campbell bowisa Tor the formers
Kelsey and Allen performed like fesctioas ior tue
others. Tbsrs wsre bsavy ssrikos, cisver catches
aud vast deal oil hopping anI air-sAwing done Tue
onccegcd people pspgea about ana tricd 10 oe uoiqu
tous; ihe folks were cxnny sad the avail
able limb OF each Vas kept going ike windmill the
arr ~
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Two miles.
4 Vile aud thece-qnsrters.
Mia aua "A halt
THE THIRD MACE

THIRD MACE
was the Monmouth Cur, sweepstakes Of $50 each,
play or pay, with 900 added; the second horse 10
receive $500 cut OF the stakes; hvrscs not havinI
won the Baumore, Saratoga Or westchester cups Of
Ter For tIis event there were sixteen subscrbcrs
OF which four came 10 the post These were J. T.
Lutte, i've years olc, liz lbs o. d. Bruces ouost-
nut colt General Phillips, by G,eneG, aam LA Polka,
four years oa. La IDS; y Lori aru's bro~n seiding
Parole, by bennington, dam Maiden, hvc years old,
III lbs, and ID. j. Crouse's chestnut colt Joe, by
Revolver, Jam skyisnt iour years old. lls los.
Parole, notwithstanding hrs de-at nj Jerome Park
ny General phnhps, was the iavorl.e; Pnl-
lips second onoce. virglnus third, Joe fourth.
second, virsinias mira. Paros ioaf,n. Tho horses
came fattpg up the quarter stretch 70 the stand,
General Phips isAdine I'VE isneths. v,rginius sec
ohd, one length IN front OF Parole whs was iour
lengths ahoai oil Joe Going around the upper turn
vrenus worked his way TO the front. aad was hall
length ahend 81 general Philips MS ne passed That
point the later three lengths front OF Parole VINO
was tise same distance ahead OF Joe, who haa bad
waiting orders. vrginius and General Phillips raced
down tho bsckstreteh and as they reached the half
mile pole General Phillips mad his neck In front, vr-
giIius one length ahead oi Psroe, VINO was now
moving up on Tho others IN earnest Joe four
lengths behind. Running around the lower turh
the three leading horses we're. lapped one on the
other. with no day lght between thcm; but as they
passed the three quarter polo General Philips was
coafed BY Parole, md the latter was giving hin,
more than he bargaincd Tor. A s,roDg BRUSH up TIE
hOmestsetch ana faroie passed IN 'front.' the judges
stand halt length IN advance OF General Philips,
the latter being evidently In trouble, although t~o
Gong around the upper turn Parole quit the company
oi the General and opened gap OF two lengths on
him TO the quarter pole sud Joe making dash went
up and passed vrgnius ana then the General out he
coula not hold the place. Tor soon aterwaru VgLius
moved ~ and made desperate run at Parole.
Joe and Gcnera Phillips were beaten the noii-m,c
pole, Parole passing tnat point Two lengths IN irOnt
oi virgnius, whv was hal length III front OF Joe,
wBo leu General Pumps one length Paroe ran very
easily aftcrward ana Railopcd home an easy winner
by Two lsagths, vifginius second, dozen lengths
ahead OF General Philips, wbe was abeut tho ssmc
distance ahead ei jos, who Was pnilsd ~. The ums
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CHESTER PARK.

DxrRoIr. Mich, July A. 1878.
To-day the 22o rae, at Chester Park ~ss won by
woodiord Mambrino In three straight heats Time.
2:3i-22e-22sK. Lazy Love was second, Monarch
Rule lhira aud Rose ot Washington iourn
The three minute race was won by Lille Pierce,
with Convoy second and Betsy Ann tnird. Time,
2,40-2 :38--2 SO ,s2 352;35-2:35. The attendance
heavy.
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

Tho summer troIting meeting at Prospect Park air
Grounds, Gravesend, L. l., brought . saoecsstul
closs yesterday, tho presence Of ,woivs hundred
more spsc,asorA Tho programme called Tor two tro-
ting events, for 1877 anu 2:24 classes Tho rain did
interfere with tho trottng, but helped 10 lay the
dust OF thu track considerably The ioow wing are tho
SUMMARIZES.
PRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUNDS. GaAvEssSD, l. l.,
TRorrING-lHuKsDAY, July L. l57S--rHE Third AND
LAST DAY SIMMER MEETING. Purse, $780, iOr
norsss that never Deaisn 237 $l25 TO first, $50
10 second and $50 TO tho third horses mile heats; the
best three In i've, IN haraess. f. ra f8a. tf
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TROTTING AT ARMENIA.

POUGnKEErsiE, July f. 1873
Two purses we're trottsd for on the Armenia Course
to-day Edwin Thorn's Ebony won the thres.minu,e
class In three straight heats Time, 2:424--2:46-
Dab fhe same owners Kentucky Gentleman won
the 2:42 race III three straight hcas. Time. 242A-
2.1a-2A3L
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sCoTIIsH GAMES.

Tne twenh aupusi games Of tnc brooklyn csieo-
nso Cub TOOK place at sohueisca Park, corner of
rh,ra avenue aud Fitch street, soash Brooxiys.
yesterday.
TOOK place Al Washington Para, kets Haven, snd wsa
largely Attended
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MEkiDEN PARK.

MERIDEx. Conn, July 4, 1878.
In the second days racing At hsrdsn Park tho 2:A
class ~ss won by Dolly, Meriden Girl second Time,
2:A2k-2'39ls-2a4h. The 2A class was won by
Black DIAMOND, Annie G. second. Timc 1881
2.3iL-2.1 a.
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SANE UAY.-Iursc $35u TOT h0Fses WAT have never
beaten 2:24 5000 TO urst 500 second and $50 to
the third morse, mile hcats tho best three II Ave.
harness. ~ Nf N Ht
ts StarterG 80 t1iaAf
A. J. Russell's b. N. Nellie Irwin. n..........2 2
N. Dorsey's br m. Fanny Jefferson. 2 3 2
j. W. Bishops sp y. Spotted Colt. .......... 8 =
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'sAME DAY.--Purse $500, Tor horses that have
beaten 2:50 $l25 10 first $50 10 second $25 to
the third horse. Mile uests the best three In lvc
In harness. -sf..s ...f. ..I..
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WEST SIDE PARK.

The attendance At wost Side Driving Park, New
Jersey, yesterday, was large. There were three
events on the card. The following arc tho M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
District Court Summons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ Sixth j udi ial District. in and for Eureka
County, state Of Nevada. The State Of Neva-
da sends erecting TO George Dick and Hong
Leo and All Sim, Yung Chung. George Dick
and Yung Wah, heretofore and now doing
business in Eureka County, Nevada. under
the firm name Of Hong Lee Company: You
are hereby required to appear In an action
1nnE Sads sanst su ySu S'sSs1p END pr by
Court of the Sixth Judicial District. in and
for tho County o. Eureka, State OF Nevada,
ut the town OF Eureka, and answer the com.
plant therein. which is on file with the Clerk
Of said Court within ten days after tho ser
vico on you Of this summons (cxclusive of he
day OF servlce), | served in said county, or
twenty days il served out of said county but
within this district and in all other eases
forty days, or judgment bv default viii be
taken against you, according 10 tho prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judg-
ment against you. the snid defendants, for the
sum Of sjlo, U. ;; gold Gin, and interest
February. A u. 1877, at the rate of i've (5)
per cont. per month. and that certain deed
executed on the 18Th day of Nav, 1875, by
George Dick and Hong Lee. amt delivered TO
and interest, may bo declared to be u mort.
gage upon he premises therein desciib d,
n, thnt said pr mises may he soil by the
Sher II OF Eureta county. for the satisfaction
" P,"ihtIn 'cihunu. anu lot stc0 otner anu
further ro ief as this Court shall seem meet
and proper, and as lore ful y appears by
reference to plaintifrs com plant ON lie
herein.
AM you arc hereby n t fed that if you
fail to appear and answer tho said cumplaint
us above requ'red, he 'aid pla milf viii apply
to snid Court for reli + demanded thyr in.
n~-,a In testimony Whereof, |. r. IL.
! sr, Harmon, havo hereunto set my
! '"A'" hand and affixed the seal of said
"o-S Court thi, eth day of April. A. u.
1877.
+. II. HARMON. Clerk District Court.
SIKH judicial district, Eureka Co New.
BY l.. MoLIssLLI, Deputy Clerk.
G. G. HUBBARD, At.'y for Plaintiff.
oS0-lawSm
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COLLISION BETWEEN FEDERAL
AND STATE AUTHORITIES.

CONVICTED CRIMINALS SET FREE BY
: UNITEB STATES JUDGE.
A singular case of collision between fed
eral and tsts authorities is likely to b'
reported to the present Congress, being un-
der investigation by the Governor Of Vir'
eini,, in order that the facts may be pre-.
sented to the President. Some time age
two negroes were indicted and tried iu
Patrick county, Va, for serious crime.
One was sentenced to eighteen years in
State Prison, the other for .. shorter Pc
riod. They appes'ed to the federal CIR
cult Court, with the plea that on their
trial before the State court they had ask
ed for q mixed jury, composed partly Of
colored and partly of whits men, and
that this had been refused, and on the
ground that the jury had been regularly
drawn and the law recognized no difference
of race. Judge Rives, of the United
States Circuit, entertained their appeal and
set them both free, and they are now at
large. When Ill the facts In tine case are
collected by the Attorney General of Viz
ginia the Governor will present the case to
the President, In order to have the ques'
tion Determined properly whether it Is In
the power Of federal judge thus to inter.
rupt the course Of justice and set convicted
criminals at liberty upon his own motion,
and the case may be brought before Con-
gress for It's action.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-05
REPLIED TO MR.. BAYARD.

Doctor J. B. Welch fulfilled his promise
to reply to Mr. Hayard's Opera House adj
dress, in the City Hall last night. The
audience was small, but the frequent ap-
plau.e which greeted his "hits," showed
that it was in sympathy with the speaker.
Judging from the little we heard it was
the Hndigested rambling talk of a man Of
good natural ability, but without culture.
Of course he said some sensible things.
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pATApsCo BAKING POWDERS.

9 Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call
at 800 Market street Wilmington 'ona door
aboys Third street, whore we aregiyin9 ,
practical illustration Of ita superiority, BY
making and baking biscuits, mullins, gems
&C., with this incompatible baking powder
from 2 until and Z to 10 every afternoon
and evening during the week. wv 'Ss.
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DIED.

LINK.--ln this city, on the Srd inst, Abra-
ham Link. in the 72nd year "f hi "ee.
The relatives and friend OF my,
are In vited to attend his fuuerai Er,' III
residence Of his son in aw, Jacob Butt,
No. 6i5 W. Front street. on Thursday after
noon, at 3 O'Clock. Services at 2 Is o'clock,
Interment iu the Wilmington aud Brandy.
wine cemetary,
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NEW ADVERTISE rs.

Patapsco Baking Powder.
Registers Notice--P. g. Plunkett.
Delaware State Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Hare's Corner Farm-Trustees of Poor
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PERSONAL.

Doctor Irving 8. vallaldigham, of St.
Georges, was in the city yesterday, NV
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Linden, green and chocalate, trimmed
with rainbow beads, 70 the last JsEy JasoEynhias
ton.
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THE WEATHER To-day It wtH be
colder and partly cloudy, toith strong
AnIalhO
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Paris has 1888. .906 inhabitants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-05
BY Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
I212 Main street.

rE,RusTEES AND AsSTGNEE'S SALE
!; Il OLA VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. Wl IN
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS: ERoSTiEG On
EXTENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA CANAL.-B virtue OF q ae-
cree of the United StHtes District Court for tue
Eastern District Of Virginia, entered on the "a gay
of July, 1878, In the case of George NJ lxeIiey.
bankrupt we will sell, upon the premises, on L U ES-
DAY the 18th day OF November, 1873: NJ ~
O'Clock NJ, the desirable TRACT or LAND de-
scrlhed in said deed rs containing FORI1.ONE
AND ONE-HALF ACRES of good land; about Tour
and haf miles west OF Richmond, and lately occu-
pied by William NJ. Ledley rs residence ana far!n.
The impro vemcnts are lrst-rate, ana conslst OF
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING Of slx rooms,
KITCHEN, SC, with all needed out-6uildihgs, ana
in good repair.
Robert Avis and W fc bY deed of April 10, 1877.
This Is truly desirable piece OF property, and,
henc situated on one Of the principal ro:is leading
from the city, should command the attention OF
parties Wishing nice and attractive nome IN eood
condition. t''
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and enough
TO nav off three notes past due. amounting 10 81
ia a. with all cost interest, &C., thereon ano also
the cost and expenses of preceding SAFE Daiauce
unon terms 10 be given at time of sale.
GEORGE N. DREWRY, Trustee.
S. 3. WITT, Assignee.
The above sale is made br virtue Of decree OF the
United States District Dart for the Eastern Dstrlct
OF Virginia entered on The 25th day or OCTOBER,
1873 in said suit, at the risk and cost of Mr. Kobert
Avis, the purchaser of the said property at sale
made on the 9th day of July. 1879.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
oc3O SD. WITT, Assignee.
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RICHMOND AND pErER>Bt no
RAILROAD COMPANY.

a
RAILROAD COMPANY.
MONDAY. June 10, 1878,
z J trains on this read win run IL follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. 49,,
$40 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL das'y: o T1nhS Ss
Monte, Mobile, New Orleans,
md III points South and SOUTHWEST:
Sons al Manchester and Chester, jill"
nil regular stations, on siSnai. 49,,
1.esp.M. EXPRESS daily Except sqniaN'
Aoo makes close connection NJ t tt
burg with tine Atlantic. nncb-
borg, Farmyille, and Other ioc'n IVA.
lions Oh that road, maslhE sS.",C
time rs by any other l;ne. fsSssn 60
taking this train will make ci.ee coz
uectton At Petersburg TOT SoIlH,N,
and at Norfolk with splendid la f-nho
steamers for Baltimore, PhiiaaSiPI,H'
and New YORK. and with the Ola ~"
ulnton steam ers for New I orA. "'"l>
at Manchcs Ter aud Chester. ..,,,
4:so P. NJ, FREIGHT daily texcept sunday "'a
coach attached. ,,,,,,, c,r.
ll:lOP.M.. THROUGH MAIL daily ts sstaI MI
dayl, connecting for VI Gloon. "a,
mimgton, Raleigh, Charleston 'Ii. anu for
yannah. Pullman Sieeiih-S"1
Wilmington and the >oatn.
.-.e LEAVE PETERSBURG Sohih Mon,
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily ,sS Ssrn Fred
o'DN dayl. connecting With R!chlh2ha, e. co.
ericksburg sald Potomac Ta!IrVio .'I
alI points North. East. ana HeHl' Gun
500 A, NJ, FREIGHTTRAIN daily ' ss,,scSs Jal
wv ~ d,yl with pasSeuser coaca altdSH' w.,
a.1op.M NJ. EMPRESS TRAIN daily (exreptr sun
Cav dayl, connecting with Richmond trsG-
ericks burg and Potomac railro3a ~ {,
ing Richmond at z. III. for All Po'''''
North and Northwest. ,.,,,.
400 D n THROUGH MAI. daily, sonhe'nnS
o''o 80 Win Richmond, Frederlckshors any
Potomac railroad for all points EAss
and West, Also, making close csh n,,,,
.. Atom with the Chesapeake anu oni1 =
ra,iroad for the Virginia Springs anu
nil points North and West. TINS H tai
stops al Manchester and Chester, anu
ali regular stations, on signal. ,-,,.
ALL TRAINS leaving PetsTsoafs WIZ
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DAY. lie 10l 4. SHAW, sapes'"e'N"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-05
+. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer.
Bv Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
llOS Main street.
SALE AT AUCTION Of

SALE AT AUCTION OF
L TWO BRICK DWELLMGS: Nos. Pop AM AMP
2O7 SOUTH CHERRY ssTREET. EACH CON
trust dated March 60 and recorded on In the
n p 1I9 A. mage 1s9, to the undersigned trustee,
default having been made in the payment of GER
tain no;e therein secured and &C the request OF the
hepefctary In said deed will sell at auction, on the
premises. ON SATURDAY. November 9th. at 4
O'clock p. NJ, as located above, the property de,
scrabed in said deed, as follows: All that LOT OF
LAND, with the improvements thereon, on the east
eof Cherry street between Cumberland aud Bey-
erfy streets Immediately opposite Turner's flower
garenl fronting 20 Gig feet said Cherry street
and rranng back between parallel lines 40 feet 70
20-fsot alley. The improvements consist OF two
BRICG DWELLINGS, nearly new. with four rooms
each. now rented TO excellent tenants at Sll per
month each. The location OF this property Is sach
that it Will always rent well, and VIII prove GOOD
investment TO any one DESTROYS Of purchasing:
TERMS Cash as TO the expenses Of this sale ana
enough 10 pay off note or S45 due September 80,
1878: s45 due March 80, 1879; $40 due Septem-
Der 40, 1870: aud $l,645 due March SO, 1850.
I oc so, FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.