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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14
By Robert r. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfionecr,
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LOT ski

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT SIXTY
L SIX BY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FEET, LOCATED ON SnUTH LINE OF EE-
TWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THlR1 1-SEC-
OSD STpEITS. AT AUCTIUN,-In execution Of
certain decd Of trust from Scott GTathnley and
ro to tpe dlseI As plSSf; 1.5ns rf
DccG-book LOT C.. page 800, will offer for sale.
upon the premises. on TUESDAY the 18Th day of
May. $40, at 5% O'Clock II. NJ being required 50 to
do 6y the holders Of the bond described III said deed,
default having been made in The payment Of the
same, the PROBE RTY aescrined above.
This presents Il good opportunity LOT person Oh
limited means to ptIi chase q home.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and 10 pay Oil
a bond of SLIP. with all interest sue thereon; BAL
ance upon term: to be given ut sale.
ROBERT w. JOHNSON,
Trustee.
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Ey Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL NEW
4 FRAME HOUSE With THREE rIIE1 +, Roo Ms
JOINING TIE REGTORY OF ENIAN U f J.
CHURCH. WITH az ACRES OF LAND AT
kUCTIUN.-In execution Of decd Of trust from
T.. d. Rctd and wife 10 the undersigned trustee,
dated 26th November. 1878, and duly recorded !
viii sell ut auction. on the premises, on ERiDAf,
May 23d. ut 4 O'Clock =. NJ, that DESihA5hE
SMALL, HOUSE ard LOT above described. adjoin.
ing John Stewart. james L. EcGd, and others.
Terms: One third cash The balance ut SIX aud
twelve months fer negotiable notes with interest
adtcd, and secured by eed of lrtls!.
: 49,. JOSEPH BRYAN, Trustee.
GBunnS e WILLIAMS, AuctiOncers. my IA
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EOUR VERY DESIRABLE, CONVE-
ROOM. -TWO-S'rOKY sTUCK-BRlCk TEME-
MENTS, WiTH FRONT AND REAR PoRCMESS;
BRICK KITCHENS, &C, SlTUAIED ON N; The n
AND GRACE STREETS. WITH HALLS TU
EACH. FOR SALE BY AUtHTIoN;-hy request OF
termlned 10 SELL wil offer for sale at public ac-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY NEXT
The 4Ih day OF Nav, 1879. at 5E O'Clock X NJ; INC
above yAIU ABLE BRIt,K TENEMENTS, which
have been erected within the past few wears. Tue
location and construction of these houses, coupled
should attract the attention OF parties desiring to
1,urchase sruaii houses, which viii yield good in
come upon q reasonable and small outlay. they
have gas, cnlyeris. and closets on the premises
being connf G ed With the public sewer, an adyan-
tege viii eli few houses on Church ELL possess.
y THE TERMS Will be reasonable and satisfactory.
The LOT fronts together on Grace street 66Nl 90
feet 10 wide alley. ROBERT y. LYNE,
my Aucticneer.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Peal Estate Agent and Aucttoncer,
corner Of Eleventh ana Bank streets.

VIyCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
e. AND LARGE LOT ATTACHED At THE
S UTHEAST CnRNER OF MONROE AND
KATHERINE STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-at the rcqucs, OF the heirs OF the late Mat
thew ii. Lacy, SHAH s. il ut auction: on IT,. prem
ise=, on THURSDAY the 15th Of May, at =
O'Clock i. NJ, The large BRICK DWELLING To-
Gated MS above. IKE LOT has a front Of So. feet
sud depth Of IS feet with handsome sliane-trrc',
frt-treee prapt-rin, s. Sc, and Il veil OF excellent
water The HOUSE is remarkably we'll built: con i.
taps six rooms. with two.Stcrv front portico, and
the usual out houses and Iaj recently been put in
cd repair. o
TERMS At sale. W. GUDi'lN.
Real Estate &uctiunerr.
P.S.-The property can Gc bought prtsaIciy be-
tore Law of sale my ~
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- BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
4 STORY BRICK DWELLING, No: EOS. On
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, BE
TWEEN SECOND A ND THIRD STREETS, AND
A FINE BUILDING LOT A'JOiAlNG.0ln exc
cufion of deed OF tlEst from the la1e Rcbert =.
Barksdae aud wife to the subscribers MS trustees,
GATED 10th December. 1877, and reeorded In Rlch-
mnnd Chauccrv Court otlice. In y. Is: III A, page
4e5. being ,horcfe required 1T the hoia1r OF tho
note secured. We will sell by auc,icn, upon The prem
ises, on "WEDNESDAY. Nav 14'h. at o'clock L.
A. the following property conveyed In said deed, or
SO much Of It may be necessary for The purposes
The TfiR EE-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
2OS east Main street. occupied by Sr. i. II. Bentley.
m has about ten rooms. with bathroom. gus, ana
niher cunyenienceS. aud kitchen with four rooms.
The lot is 81 liz bv 05G feel to all alley.
TheVACANT LOT adjoining the above, and next
to MIR A. Harriss new block Of buildings. II Is ~
10y 1054 feet 10 an alley. ~
The ABOVE property Is to the business part OF
.he city, in pleasant ana improving neighborbood,
and As desirable for residences. ~. ..-'t.
TERMS The deed authorizes sale for cash suf-
ccnt TO defr,y the expenses Of sale and to pay of
note for $4,000. which fell due on 18Th December,
1873, and the residue upon terms to be prescribed
by The admit nisrator or assigns OF the srantcr; but
Its probable that by consent OF parties more favor
able terms Of payment will be- allowed.
''7s.,r''''.' DAVID n. WALKER,
4. d. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. my3
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Observation-Disclosures

DURE CASDIES.--I am manufacturing
n daily my inimilable pure crushed sugar CLAIR.
,IfIED FLINT CANDIES. / make het,lr CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any haIse In tliis
perfectly pure mud no aduite-
rations. We don't use any gteos grape-sugar, tsrY-
alba--Dothing but pure sugars III Is more highly
fayorfi whtier. brighter, frmer. and Is warranted
10 stand s9cin in any ct.maIe. Il s., - 8.
E0UIS d. B6sSi Eek. Confeci Homer.
Il ia so & 50 sgg az: Sc 1zl2 Main street
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Ry Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
1 EtI,JR-sTORY BRICK DWELLING No GIT
EAST MAIN STREET AT AUCIION.-At the re-
quest of all The parties interested shalt, as Substt-
tuIc trustee sell at auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, Itay 18th, ut O'Clock 2. H., the
DWELLING No. GIT, situated on the sou'h side Of
Main street between Sixth ana Seventh srecta. and
nearly opposite flie Arlington House. 1t has ten
rooms, with modern conveniences besides Kitchen
With four rooms and. by reason of it, pleasant and
convenient location (being within 4 few minutes
walk of the posr-olce Is very dcsiI able residence
fer profc ssional business The lot frouts
321 feet. and runs back to a wide paved alley.
The owners OF this properly are very auxio,is TO
sell, and persons may attend the sale with The cx-
pecra,ion of getting good bargain.
THE TERMS will be made very liberal. IL desired !:
so that, .ilh reasonable payment In cash. good
credit will be given on the residue.
&, b. LUCK, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
iuy 7-9,1O&td
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nES!RABLE REAL ESTATE FOReA
DSALE-Iain reques ed to offer for sale that iss::i
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY mo. 9lIj on the
north side OF BlDau Street between Ninth and
Tenth. The LOT fronts26 feet, and Is i37a feet
deep. with alley in rear. Ike whole lot Is nearly
covered with SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING ar d
ollie: Buildings. II a6joins Washington Hall, own
ed by the city. The front lower story Is suited
for store, and has been used as such. A bargain
rap be had, rs the price asked is very low. Address
or apply to j. BELL BIGGER
nv S-5E. M&WSr ----.- -. :.
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4 A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF To-
In BACtO-SCREWS, &c.-Will be sold ut the
Planters War house, Cary anh Fifteenth street, on
WEUN ESDkf The 14th day OF May, 1879, COM
Inenciug a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ..- ....
Ono NEW RASkET-SLElGH,
One fair SCALES,
Large tot JUNK t
BUCKETS,
TABLE and STOVE,
One lot GOOD HARNESS.
One DESK and STOOL, ts, r.
s5ae SAAiPLE-TADLE and two CHAIRS,
Que WATEE-CDtILER, 49,
f1lne BRAKE-HURSE,
sDne pair FAIRBANKS STATIONARY SCALES,
Three hogsheads SCREWS md FRAMES.
ssss-sssssgHs- JOHN w. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
nv 3 and admi gator OF Je sse T.. Hutchesnn.
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EENkECE az.
FINANCE . g..
rsNO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS

At meeting Of The Board of Commissioners
of the sinking Fund held May l, 1879, II was
ReSoiced, That the acting president of the Board
give public notice by advertisement that the out
1850. win ON and after the J. day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation Ut The office OF tile
Auditor of the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions, I herchv
give notice that The SIX PEN CENT. BONDS OF
45l.37. and August. 1880, amounting TO S37,-
56S.xe-to,al. 81 05.olo.65-~il be redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presenta-
ton at the office OF the Auditor OF The city Oh and
after the lsT DAY OF July, 1879.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
" 4 3
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LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE, LIVERY, 4 ND On
H SALE-STABLES AND RICHMOND 80
BAZAAR. 1883 AND 1440 FRANKLlN STR kI,
am now prepared, with unsurpassed i2cinty, ~ 70
BOARD HORSES BY THE DAY, WEN ois
MONTH. ,,,
Special rates to droyers, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF their ousi'
In connection with the stables have cstah.lsheda
Bazaar for the SALE ny AUCTION or HORSES
MILES VEHICLES of all kinds HARNESS.
SADIE rs BRIDES. ROBES. WHIPS, &c.
: AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SaTUR.
DAY at IL O'Clock A. 81.
- JOHN II. DAVIS, Proprietor.
C.S, ALLEN, Manager. L. u. Cook, Aucticncer.
The services OF Major L. d. COOK have bern ell
gagged by me US anctioneer for the Bazaar:
- - JOHN u. DAVIS,
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s.E.,r.Cr.Es. EyE.Ghts>t.,s. "'.

SpECTACEES. IN f. .s. =. :
no REGAIN YOCRSl@Hf .TvS
FOR 25C. q sPtt ~
call at 1904 Main strs'I m" s1i large a,orlmenS
s Ssa or aasiity aiway. on and r a1s 6r
nnws rS,. sSiifuIly adjusted 70 ne IA DIN,
Practical oplie.an, Wa'eAu'AiiIs: SCI Main 'trss-
NH 22-Sm
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r0STpINEAiFET

The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
EVENING NEXT, 18th instant. Mt same hour-5E
O'Clock. ROBERT W. JOHNSON.
Ynr 7 Trustee.
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Referring to the above beg 10 solicit the pairon-
age OF my friends aud others wla may have stock,
vehicles, c., to sell, With The assurance that my
best attention will be given all consienmsnts,
hpl2-3m 81 L. u CooA'
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Richmond Bazaar,
Sos. 1855 and l440 Franklia street.

IAOS' 13oS aHu THU TrHhhttH sFfctl
;4g'HIs DAY At so O'CLOCK WE WILL
r SELL. AS ABGT E.
7S eacefieRi HARM ESS- and SADDLE-AEIaIALS
sound and reliaste. 10 single and double harness
AT TIE SAME TIME,
q EhT PONIES. tive ana SIX years, perfoctsy broke
TO harness, recommended for ladies' aud toys
riding and driving Ia,rroses; 49,. 81
q BAY POSisSSs four aud tive years, suitable for
riding puraoses. These animals are jnss,such as
Aho,gd bettn demand:
4ssssrai SoP- asd OPEN BIG CT ES-entiueh; new,
AT SRfVATE SALE,
3senng ALIiERSEY COWS~good milkers--hsrins
.sss 6onnE.ezlves. e. ID. COOK, -
- my lH-1t 81 s Ii ys Salesman.
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RAaa4RDAD s,s,.

Gs W ~ gss.s:3 E 2ssss=sss.esssss3
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Asr,tu:~, r',--''I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, 1'>''
~ TAXING EFFECT APRIL 1s-,
THROUGH PAsSENGFy.
800 p. II. Leaves Richmond TITy>r,|.. .-,,,
nAi End SATURDAY. tonn.,.i..'..
n"st ininI WIZ st@ac,n- '%%4'
al points m ToTS I!y,r ar,, y. ,
more. Arrives In EIit;i,rcrr :, ''.I-
~, connects wish r4iI.ii;t., r,r g, -
ins'on, Ph.laaelphia. Nn,v yIrt" ~
to4; hho all west III p,Inr. en-, ~.
a. i"Gh!noif ST. train. Sij kic.,,,,~4
80 49, tsHTshiFE s!J Et.saIc..r 80,
THROUGH FRErGTr.
$40 A. y. Leaves Richmond S;1..n.y No.,
..oo =, &ESDAI. ard FRiDAT: au6 Wv
''oo "A. Al 3Lf"I,AY, THURSDAY, sHd ..n
LEEDAf. EONmrc'e WIN 80 -
go, a. " c't fDln' FOR river 'suGirgs, -, y
si'nore and ri. w.qi"I9 ,.s.J. -
htctS al Richmond ~its 'rLiI.,.s -
mona ana i'aT viiir rJl'p3iI pr -. -
ana Petersburg, crG .l,,.J~aF. E..
LOCAL pASSEEGcr
$50 T, ID. Leaves Richmond NDEDtv u,
hESDAT. snd FRIDAY 80 )" -
THROUGH PAnsEa,,2%
l0:0e a. u. Arrives II H!chnor: Tr.r.,,..,
THURSDAY. ans ,,AtfEl.y III
meets Win trains ~ f..,,..,,r' ''."
Petersburg ana Che :. 49,, I..',,' ~
railroads. S!eaia'r 1! Co., 49, ,'')
tmore from Pier H.; w. ~.
NoSDAY, viz r 80 ,'i ... -.
DAY, at +. = {. ~ -
ira lns fr"ri Phllarcl;l 20 -: -
anu Western p"Ibt.. a.tI a. 49,,
SoHtk. - 49, ~.
THR0CGH FRE!GH-.
321 j. II. Arrives Al i:irh.rord Mt.N1,i-urr
HESltAi, and FRILAi.auJ ~
$50 Z. Al. IIESphf. THURSDAY, lr'I ~
LEbhI: Comncr;s ~! .;,.m, - =, =,
nCcis With K!rs-;cns I9t na, -
Pic.im"nd and prtrr,u,rs .r.l', 49,
pcaac IN! OaH r.illyrG -
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1915 A. II. Arrives az E'r'rt:! III EONn,.
WEDNESDAY, and EI.iDiy 49, -
n"cfs WITH Richmond -, I'd.
bur- aud Chesapeake .a' y 81. ,.,.
30 transfer OF fr"iTh: at Ri.e'..-,. , =, ,, - 49,.
sonhsrn p9ln,t . Cars ron 'Aro"- >-'".u A;......
Careful handling and dispatch. at.a love. ,.....
through Kills % ;s;lr-, ~rh .csr.a.,4! go.
!ssned 20 al aorth;i"I 1t' vc't"rn n.,uc.
Through tickets .od a. al l"ti.iIra , ,,-,.rr. ~
western poiut., ant bs%r~S, CO., apt r.,n;... go
For ;icSc's apply - G"G>r,' .; .',r.rf lir-e, =,
Zee. 500 Win street: - u" -H"as'.-, ;,r'.' 4
street,. :.!chiua.Mi, "a.
&..lMU>J. frEn q =. ,'oEu,... %.H.C..,
OTFIcE GGNrmAt Tl,aC, ;. ~.
RcHMoNH, W.. ANr.. -. $50.
E,OhNENClNG SUNDAY, Nj 49,.
" ;rAius on ta;s r"ad wr' run 2, Tea. ...,.
NORTH EDj.ND.
No. / 500 4. ", '"i = Ryr.:-... -. :'. - . ,
i,. H",S, 1 ,.i''.'.i !. =: ' H.ot
%.U3 {. " : ...., ..'.,;.... 80
l.. ": t.r I.. 81. . g.. Sd.
No. $500 7. ~, i,.;,. hyr.- 49,. =
tiTr - Ha.!.. .... ...i - -
Bai.@i"-", - r. y:
Iri"i''A. y 80 Z. a. ~. go
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4 connects for Milton, Nc. v..r,,n
= connect. for hsheN! HE aGt ~ r''''''
North Carolina daily. cXC"Dt ~rnh'i' . ..,.,v.s:
Ccon2ects for Macon aud al p"'l''" !"
Georgia. ,,,,,,t, IN =
ri3a. ,,, ,.... -, <orithrt4
Georgia. and Cbarta.,uofa. ~ hN'"e' A''"'
all Tex's points. ,,.tst,r Jackson, 81
Vick>burg ..., u.r,,l. p.tlui'.
1.,-,Jns rrotu the abJyc-fIa'ntl ''".,
E;rLmnnd al 4:i3 +, " an 7:i3 \. w. ,ur d..lr
Trains between Gree I.sboro' aud 9"''"'
p,IImsn Palace Ora wips-rnom aug ,%' Y"k ar
r,, through or Traiu Nc. rom >,Ir.,,' - ~
rirhmon.: 10 Atlanta aud :r1m "s'> -. and E!,.-
rn.r,. nd on Train 40. Z !:Uh y"
lnoud To savannah. .,,,h .,pt!ua,l, AM
Tickets sold 10 al - iu'9 S"Gi. -} s.f y,
sonthwes;. an, hayg,s CHI "Sc.! ihrnG.m =, IS I,
Errirht Train 40. ., lrasmt hirnn.'''t'.' \ ~
n and No. 10. arri>Ins ~ R!'hu1'Io - -
Vii, hay. ACCOMMODATIONS Tor e." DOR ~
rsssenrrrs who must purciits" NC - ,!,av1 -
tiny on The train. NJ passengers W."
other IRE! INT trttln,. ~ ,,cei .frss's.
Sr,cr,i rs,s,'r.rf NJ"
4. n. x. TALcorr, General "'7'.,''''-,.------
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~ BY Gfabbs & Williams.
Auciioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu lsahR.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW .
FRAME TENEMENTS on THE EAST
SIDE OF SHOCKS ALLEY BETW cen DSHAL
AND RkKER STREETS.-1n execution OF DEGREES
of the (hanctry Court OF Richmond, entered IN inc
casn of Scnad u.s. yonderlchr. &C.. will sell ut alc-
tor. upon the premises. on MONDAY, May l2tn'
nj 6 O'Clock +. n, the TWO FRAMEp In IL e
MENTS situated rs above owned ny he.fs Oh eatiis-
r1ue schad. deceased
TERMS: One third cash balance Mt SIX anm twei'e
months with Interest. JOHN w. WRIGHT
ADo'1's'' NNN Special Commissioners.
GRUBDs G. WILLIAMS. hucIioneers.
pOSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed 10 WEDNESDAY
18th fnstauf, al 6 O'Clock J.. NJ. ,,
- = '. - j. W.WRIGHT, Commissioner
GRUBES & WILLIAMS. AucttoncflS. III! ID
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+ AIT i:DC 80.


Mail train arrives al Richmond di!''- .,
crpt sunday at......,... ........','.s '''' ''
Express tram arrives III L,rhMipnt i"H .,
''. '.''
Accommodation irain arIlTr> :" i.''l- ,
nIOnd daily excerpt sunday Hi.,..-.. .''.'' - H.
A mixed train ,clvLS Sl.'ulI'rn - $50 -. H'.
taxing ,,a>.rI.c rs from virginia y .iI.Hd = "
from Wl>hlGgon and arrives st kIc.l,H'. 4! ..'J
L. II. daily except sunday.
4 connects with |ir.luit MidltnG tJ!r'.'. To 80
Ing at 1905 4. 81. for l.yHchhurg ar'I i',a..'"'
Mississippi and O..ir i;ai r"ii >tt'.''a-. ~. 81
FirginEi Midland railroad. !cINinG g. 80 !. 5..'''
Washington.
ing AZ $50 a. 81. Tor Washington.
G connects wish Etrrinia IM!Iand r.0f'..1 49,
ing at $50 4. Vi. fox Is urt.Dur@ ia! AlN:. ' -
siSsippi and ohio RaiToui stations.
u curErcis "ith valley Railroad. i',:'ln2 ~ " i'
". foT Iiarii>DuaurG. .-
(. connects with NGi'cy railroad. .4'lHs a. ....'
a. NJ. for Iidrpcr'a Ferry.
+ Contacts wiz; st@@c Hoe inf i"N!2t'"'. 'R
G. cru.rrCIs NJ II {. e.. ;. and i. r. ~ Be-
points Oh The Ohio RI, + and tl"rlin.l
II connect, with Scir.o |a.lcr ."a .t ~ .
Northwest. a..
j conprcts with All iincs dir --I.- ~. "'.''
Northwest, atlH southwest. y. y. :. ~ go.
Engineer a"; ~ar t... "|' ..
CO.wAY X. HOWARD. GrH'.u L." ~
Ticsr, Agent .-
iClIMONIi AM, HANF'hLL Eh'h-
10 ROAD CONPhHt.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TA"tN' EitE"A
SUNDAY. JANUARY i.i"1'.
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RAILROAD I'm rs.
FREIGHT TRAINS.

After SUNDAY NEXT freight trains on this road
win he ran H. follows Leave itichIond on Tues
dgvs. Thur, vs., and saturdays ut - -. amt re-
turning, arrive at Richmond 1t S:i5 +. 81. same
days. Z. \: lAl LNt,
inv S-lw Gene ral FREIGHT Agent.
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=, 100 by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
y No, 1912 1Iaiu street.

Gaupss & WILLIAMS. Aucttonecrs.
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4 CARD.

Whereas certain parties are making free
to misrepresent my business, and telling my
customers that I am going out Of the milk
trade for the purpose of personal gain, "a
themselves, I will state that it is false, and
that there is no truth in the statement, but
have removed to my new milk ranch or
Broadway where I am prepared to furnish
pure milk mot water and milky At reason
able rates Thanking nay customers for pas
patronage, I respectfully solicit your futur'
trade. To Others I will say give my milk
trial.
r.. Grnpnr
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. A. ]. Beebs will preach At the Meth
odist church tomorrow, at eleven q. m. and
seven p. m.
Services BY Rev. W. H. Jewell, Univer.
salist, corner Cedar and Fifth streets It II
q. M, sabbath school at noon.
Preaching At the Baptist church BY the
pastor Rev. E. ]. Brswnson. at eleven am
and seven p. N. Sunday School 10 p. q
All are cordially invited.
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-
s. l. Culver. Of sprins6sld, il in .ovs.
J. \. Sanborn il back from his eastern
trip.
Captain ]. 3. Raymond arrived last night
from the east.
Sheriff Mcdonald went home 70 Sioux
City this morning.
General Beadls. fudge Burdick and Judge
Bennett returned last night from Elk Point.
Gov. Pennington went east along the
line of the Milwaukee road this morning
on right Of way business.
Ollie Shannon came down from his Jim
river plantation yesterday a~fternoos looking
. granger Of long experience.
Rev. A. ]. Beebe, the new pastor Of the
Methodist church, arrived last night and
will begin his labors tomorrow.
]. L. Turner, of Springfield, is in town
to.day-probably for thepurpose Of putting
in an occasional bid at the auction of the
Peninah's cargo.
Major and Mrs. Sharpe will 60 to Omal q
to meet General and Mrs. Grant on their
way east from California. Mrs. Sharpe and
Mrs. Grant are sisters.
Alderman Buechler came down from
Marion yesterday and returned to-day. He
has his store opened at that place, and is
doing a good business.
Rev, Wilmot Whitfield is not pastor Of
the Yankton Methodist church, as was
stated yesterday, but PRECEDING elder Of the
new Dakota district.
w. g. Mcnamara, of the firm which is
building bridges for the Milwaukee road.
was in town this morning purchasing sup
plies. The bridge across the Jim river at
Maxwell is completed.
Lieut.. G. G. Lott, adjutant Of the 1lth
infantry, and wife arrived last night from
the east and will leave in day or two for
Fort Bennett. Lieutenant Lott has been
enjoying a summers leave of absence in the
east.
Major ]. D DeRussy, a well known aud
popular officer of the 1st infantry for many
years. arrived last night from Fort Randall
on his way to Colorado to join the 4th in
fantry. By the death of Major Thornburg,
OF that regiment, Major DeRussy is promo
ted from the position Of captain in the lst
to that of major Of the 4th, and is now en-
route to join his new command and assume
the duties of his advanced rank. While
the sudden and violent death of Major
Thornburg has filled the country with gen.
uine grief, it is a qualification to know that
his mantle has fallen upon one so worthy Of
the honor. Since 1861 Major DeRussy has
been an officer in the LIST infantry and
throughout his long service he has shown
himself to be a competent aud worthy
wearer of the blue and a gentleman Of rare
qualities of heart and mind. During the
long service of his regiment in this portion
of Dakota the major has had plenty of op.
%portanity to study Indian character and if
he has a chence to turn loose on the
Ute murderers they will conclude that he is
pad medicine. He will remain over Sunday
in Yankton and will take the Monday
morning train for the seat of war.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
GRAND RALLY.

There is to be a grand rally at the Con.
gregational church tomorrow evening to
hear DR.. J. B. VanVelsor and S: w. Swift
talk temperance, These men are we'll
known to the people of Yankton to be men
of ability, and to be temperance men from
principle, therefore can advocate its cause
from a business standpoint. Come out and
hear them and let US reason together, it may
be good for us to be there.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18

Let IL saleons and drinking places close
tAsir doors Long enough to 20 and hear
Swift and D.. Vaa Vslsor Sunday evening
at the Congregational church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
AUCTION SALE OF GOODS.

We will sell 1t public auction on Tues
day, October 81, 1879, the remainder of our
stock Of merchandise, Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock q. 10. .
/. DaucKER & Co.,
New York Store.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18

1E0 CANS OF A. BOOTHS CELEBRATED
wv OVAL BRAND OYSTERS just re-
ceived per express. at JENklNSON'S.
Every Can Warranted Fresh.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
l.. GEORGE.

Go and hear Dr.. Van Veleor lecture on
temperance Sunday evening Oct. 10, 1879 at
the Congregational church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
Jus, received 500 sacks Of the celebrated
brand of Oakdale Hour. by
J. u. HSucg 4 Go,

Pictures at reduced prices at Merrow's
gallery Tor tho pcxt thirty days. Don't fail
to call.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18

Call and see those Mason & Hamlin CT
gans just received by
WIFI. A TuRIER