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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-11-27

A new lind of sweet potato is culti-
waited in Kern County, Cal, picked
specimens of which weigh from fifteen
to eighteen and twenty-five pounds.
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NCUNC FTEEN sssS at"s'y tfS"i 7" ,,ao = ons q
i month Every graduate guaranteed raS inS ST.
p.tion Adr. r. Valentine. Manager. Janesviiie. Wn
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RATLKOAD LINES.
81 W ~ - -

RICHMOND AND TETERSBURGt
a 80 RAILROAD COMPANY. I
1-SOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1870,
u trains on this read Will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1155 A. n. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston savannah, Augusta
and Aiken tvla Chariestonl, Raleigh.
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and anchester, and q. Halfway on
500 A. b., Itcco,1Mo DATIoN daily makes
close connection nj Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lvncbburg.
Farmvilc, and other local statl0ns on
that road, making same time as by
any other ine Stops at all regular
600 p. NJ. A s;issl%dsi TRAIN daily
'''0 except Sunday. Passengers taking
this traiD viii make close connection
at Petersburg for Norfolk.
1925 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumbia, Atlanta, Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and n: points
South and Southwest. Pullman Sleep
ing-csr from Washington for WI
mipgtOn, Savannah, and the South.
StOps ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and Half Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 a. NJ, THR0uGA MAIL daily. conn :ctps,
with Richmond, Frra=ricEsburS and
Potomac railroad fn' all points North.
East, and West. Stops at Mancses-
ter and Chester, and at Halfway
and al Drllry's Bluff, OH signal.
0:2Jh. ~, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except Suncay). Stops at all sta.
lions.
ITO P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday). Stops only at Man
chester and Chester, and HALFWAY on
Oh signal.
3.55 P. b. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aEe
Potomac railroad for all pohts Eas,
and West. Also, making close csrnec'
tion with the Chesapeake and Chic
railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
all points North and West This train
stops at Manchester and Chester. anc
at Ralf- Way and Drurys Blum, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
t4e AppomattoT d0pot. , Mt,
,nonc a.10 A n and $40 p. NJ; leave Peters
burg 9:2O A. VI. and 5:25 r. every Sunday.
INV q A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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Auction BALESs-Thfs Day.
~~y~-~~~-~~---- :. y =
by Frank %. Hill d Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
M 111S Main street.

uyRIJsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
real ESTATE At THE NOR III !; |. s,Ir GV n
NER OF MAIN AND SECOND ..sLhtEEaso a. To-
SSIf1.TtaN-By virtue or deed or trust dated Nay
{. 1875, and Only recorded in the CLERKS Once OF
the Richmond CiaDcery Court D. u iyo a. s., Pad
fhnre;u Will proceed to sell ut auctto nnon me
premises located above desss5sap OK The Two
inFS on GR0IIND described in said deed as ioi-
lows: One fronting on Main street feet and run
ming back between parallel hnes rec. upon tb
Other fronting ON Second stres, IS feet and running
back In an csery direction ana netw we Saa nnon
rnich there is a small BRICK COTTAGEl. osng
the same property recently owned by MIS-; a fair
walsh This property has always connanus1t ant
TERMS: Bv consent. will be one tnira easn o. INC
balance In six and twelve months, WIN per cent
is e6 JOHN DUNLOP, trustee.
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aA !. viii have seen that bis solution 9, :,
the mathematical problem was an'iS'pa'eo
by another correspondent.
fwr;,acn for tho Daily Dispstch.l
M Death.

oh, sn,s solemn power has deasi1s
SIarfh.s treasures are his OWE;
Ee rules and robs our cv'ry breath,
And makes us sigh and groan.
ne csres for, neither youth nor aSes
Nor spares he rich or poor
nn,. with his mournfnl cquipaBes
Moves on from door to door.
when a,l.is life. and no one dreams
That shafts OF death are sped, r,o.ms
They como IKE passing me.sors sie"''
o. Mmn Sss and lows suspended swing
rrr,,tsa viii eyoEcs the sharpest sung
And sends our souls to Goo.
r,c.,h n,sses cur expectations vain,
Aud b,,s decisive snares,
That becEor forth some pan8 or pain
To take US Inawares.
This spectral shape controls tho world
Aud at his stern behest -,
All things 10 chaos csn DC hurr0
Anc laid in dust 10 rest.
I,tye ships at sea. we roam the main,
1eObeaient to the storm;
&nd NAV not come to port again
In either shape or form.
We may, pfrchance, sink IN MES seo'
When scarce & biiiow rolls:
And wrecked and rnIn'd We may De,
or lost With Satan's souls.
Grim Death can wait us to deep
where anchor De'er was cast,
And whence no Ieck 'ning we can Keep
OF sailing slow or fast
These depths OF darSness no one A"o"''
There plummet never fell
Bat there, ms said, are sent Gods foes
AS denizens Of HE'LL
Again, ills told to us as true,
THAT Death has no alarms
For any pious, cody crew .s.
That bear Christs coat OF arms.
Repirt with this proud panoply,
we mny In triumph sing.
.Uh. Grave! where Is thy victory!
o"' JOSHUA 3. TAYLOR
nsico county. July 81, 1879.
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r.sxIEs.-.rnfure pays.
BY jas MacdousaIi, Auctionfer,
No. O Governor street.

GTOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS.,
y B4R-F1xTURES. LICENSE. SPHlNG,W Att
on, Co. the reIpest, o. Eli
sell Mt their stores. Mos 537 and 539 Brook ".
on THURSDAY the 7th instant, OF ~ ocioSS a Tue
entire stock or The aforementioned ooo-S' WI
sisting in part OF ..
FLOUR, SOAPS. BROUS1S, SAIL,
BUCKETS. TOBACCO. .arc
TEA-CADDIES, CANDLES. SCALES,
PATENT OIL-CAN. &C., &c.
ALSO,
''' VINES SAis BRhEDIEs, GIN, WHIsKEY, &C.;
''se''e' BAR. FIXTURES,
including Bar-couuter Mirror, Decanters' d'asseS'
RETSif, LIQUOR and GROCERY LICENSES;
one nearly new TOP SPRING-WAGoS ana Hah-
Tic attention of those in want Is asked TO TINS
sale. as the goods are all fresh and desirabIe ana
"'ii NC 'oi' Auctioueer.
E. II. COOK. Salesman. au o
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The MandlOkinata.

fWj,,!am W. Story, In Blackwood's foI Juiy'j
The night is ,,ill. the windows are open'
The air with odors Is sweet; ,,,sounota
Hark! some one Is drumming Inc nanaohn'''
The Mandolinata All me! as bear 1t,
rrs slOIS o,ber world with your gentle presence
Your lender and smiling eyes.
How ws tested together and hummed together
That old and ttreadbare song, n.,,
with forced intonations and quaint afectatlons,
How a on tl IN The morning beneath your window
framed to ii ban:ering words.
And heard from within your sweet voice answer
With flute tone like b1rds.
And you opened your shutters aud sang, "Gooo
O Tronbado oa gallant and gayi'',
And chanted. o lovely and lazy isdy'
oh d hss 9e ,p has stem Im coming Pm coming,
Thy lady is coming TO thee";
And then you drew back In your chamber iaugnlne-
oh, who were SO foolish as we!
All me! that vision comes up before me;
Ere EG Death h' Ike sudden sd blast 6ew on you
AND swept 1ife's blossoms away.
Bnoyant Of spirit, and glad ana happy,
And gentle of thought ana heart'
All who would believe you we're 1nortaiiy Wouhdeo'
So brayely you played your partT
We yelled our fears and our apprelensions
With houes That were all In VAN;
IT was only suddca cough and spasm
in the midst Of our jesting and merry laughter
We turned aside to sigh,
Looked out OF The window, and all the landscape
Grew dim 10 the Drumming eye.
And at last, one pleasant summer morning,
When roses were all in bloom,
Death gently came with the wandering breezes
To bear your spirit home.
A smile On your nps-a tender greeting
And all that Was once so gay
Was still and calm. with perfect sadness,
And you had passed away.
Through the easement the wind Is moaning,
On the pane the ivy crawls,
The fire Is faded to ashes,
And the black brand, broken, fails.
The voices are gone. but hnSer,
And silence is over an;
Where once there was music and laughter
Stands Death in the empty hall.
There Is only dead rose lying,
Faded and crushed on the floor;
And harp whose Strings arc broken,
That Love will play no more.
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By Frank d. Hill i Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

FRAME STORE AND DWELLING No.
4 llO6 NORTH FIRST STREET AT AUG
TION-At the request of tie owner, who IS deter
mined TO sell. we will oftr.on THURSDAY, August
7, 1879. at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. on The premises that
NEAT FRAME STORE and DWELLING occu-
pied by Mr. J. II. Wayne as above located. The
house contains four rooms, and Kitchen in the yard
The lot Is very nice one, fronting Oh First street
37h feet, with depth Of "a feet 10 wide alley.
City water on the ios. This property Will be sold
cheap.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight.
and twelve months, interest added, and secured by
a deed OF trust. FRANK u. HILL ( CO.
lu2 Auctonerrs.
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BAZAAR.
hSos. 1888 AND l44o FRANKLIN STREET.
EIGHTEEN HORSES AT AUCTION.

THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we viii sell as ABOVE
EIGHTEEN HORSES and MAKES Just feeeiN
To plrties wishing stock for family use or tn ne
trade this sale offers opportunity seldom s he
the contiguous particularly anxious W VAC
entire invoice.
FAMILY HORSE. SULkY, anu IT, an so ,+o t.
All 1s'o"S"o e. u. COOK, Salesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-06
BY Frank u. Hill Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlonecrS,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
l. LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDlNG LOTS IN
TWELFTH. THIRTEENTH. FOURTEENTH.
FIFTEENTH, MARSHALL. CLAY. .ElGH, AND
N STREETS.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust TO me
as trustee, dated May.l. SIS. from Philip T. John
SON and ret orded III Richmond ClEtnccry Court III
D. B. ll2 c. page 3o7 default having been mads
I'm the nayment Of certain esot.abie note therein
secured and ut the request Of the necitry In said
deed, viii offer, TIE premises beginning &c me
Corner Of Thirteenth and Leigh streets, on WEEP
SESnAY. August 10, 1879. At A.; O'Clock L. u
Inc PROPERTY described IN said deco: aS io L,
laws All mat certain TRACT or pARCEL OF
TSSD Formerly known as WatSon's tenement,
bounded by sh0ckoe creek, Marshall, Clay, Leigh
Ninth tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, -FOUR
iennih. and Fifteenth streets. The Properly can DC
sub-di ydcd into several hundred building lots; ana
hninr centrally located and convenient 10 the work
shops of the Chesa pcake and Ohio haiIway Com
many Old Market. &C. offers Il fine chance Tor spec
laifon or Tor parties desiring 10 buy cheap lots for
building purposes: .o ooo
with Interest from May l. 1879. and expenses OF
sale: the balance upon terms 10 be announced by
the grantor in said deed.
au2 no. II. GILLIAN, Trustee.
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By Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & RoyalN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
y yALUARLE TRACT OF LAMP ,I1I Lying SIN u
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE
MILES FROM MANCHESTER. NEAR THE
BROADRoCK ROAD }, on THURspATEir ASGG S,F
THE COURTHOUSE OF THE CITY OF MAN
CHEsTER,By virtue Of decree Of tue Gsre smif
therein depending styled John b. Wilserson ana
wife u.s. Fore and ais, III expose tor sale NJ nup
lie auction. on The day and at the place above writ
ten, at the risk and cost OF r. Frank SIniih ana al
persons claiming under him, The tALCABLt5E
TRACT OF LAND lying in the county atoresaln:
containing 1s49 ACRES OF LAND, about IA ha, y
cleared balance well wooded There IS L h onG
THREE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING In g0oa
order on The land and also all the usual ou.,0na
through this farm. and The low-grounds are very
good. This farm. situated so near the city ana IN
such pleasant ueghhorhood, should command the
attention of those seeking good home.
For further particulars call on The auc'ioneer.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at : TX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. SIX per
cent added title retained or decd of trust:
WI" &. c. MCRAE.
ou5.s7 Special Comm ss!oner.
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IA :
Mail train arrives 4: Richmond @tt'Y.E-
Cept sunday ai.......... ..........-... .. !! T.
Express tr;tjn arrives NJ Eichuua',. .tr'>
al ..' ~ b. ",
and on TUESDAY, Ihur,dt. .anr! t,ar-
day connects ~ Ei"hnpuI MA |gr-
gima Steamboat Company 4lrtH"r
Ariel, which leaves i.'ct,mau! rgH3
Point. Norfolk. So. AZ 40 \. v.
Accommodation tram HrII;"~ ~ E'ra.
moni daily except SUNDAY t...,,......". ~,
A mixed train leave, >'rtu''n o. .. T.. a.,
taking raSs"u.crS from iir-u NaJr3 '.s
from Washington, AMI arrives ~ j..tI,o!.I ~ :.
L. VI. daily except SUNDAY.
4 connects w;th Virginia Nri't"' ra'ru.' -.
ing at HOO 4. VI. i"r i.yr+tih,I. rna' l'.."..
Mississippi and ohio Railroad ,'.....-. ... z
Virginia Midland railroad i''t'i IN 4, : :" T. VI,
Washington.
i connects with Virginia Mi''"H :.'r.,... f..
ing at $50 4. VI. FOO Wn,0ln"oa. -'li ...
uiuia Midland railroad. i"u. ia. - -.I. \. u
Lynchburg and AIan,Ir, MI .-iii. L.''' ".'
road stations.
y conu"ris with VALLEY =, li;..sd. ,.r.Hs IT, =
NJ. for liarrSOuburg.
T.. connects with Nali"s rY.'.o.J' I"l'l.E a. :.
\. VI. COR liarDcr's F""r'.
+ connects with stag, 20" g." L'NW:tu'.
q connects with E.. L.. :. 49,. ~, -"@i, g.. g..
points on the ohio rlfrr sa.;t ",r'Hh'i
Ii connects with S'.u'p ,t.el It.".'. Ed:
Northwest.
j c0nnccts with all !ir"s DIR ..'
Northwest, AMI >Uu'h"-.'. v, y. 8. ~. =.
tu.,a,.'r :t,3
CONWAY L. No"A@p, n"Iir.. ,..-.-
Ticket Agent.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" SMALL TRACTS OF LAND IN HENRICo
COUNTY, ABOUT FOUR MILES BEL1W RiCh.
Virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Henrfco
county. in the suit of Orvfs ps Goddin ana dts..
we will sell ut public auction, at Henrico court
house, on MONDAY, 18th OF August; 1879 THAT
being court. day., at Il O'Clock NJ. TWO PAR.
Gels OF THE LAND formerly owned by George
Winston, deceased, adjoining the lands OF RoheTt
stanard's estate and OTHERS One o OF said Ra7cg5
ACRES These lands lie well, and nj suitable Tor
dairy or truck farms for persons In moderate CIR
cums.anccs. A plat OF the property can be seen at
the Office Of the anctionecrs.
TERMS: One fourth cash; and me BALANCE "a, at
four eight. and twelve months for notes. win IN
's'-"' JOHN N. DAVIS,
Z. W. GRUB3S,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBps ( WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. au6
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by ". Goddln, Auctoneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

A DEMONSTRATORS AUCTION SALE
n OF LAW LIBRARY, OFFICE FCRE1-
TURNE, GOLD WATCH. &C.-By request Of IN"
administrator of the late Chastain White, Ed.
will sell ut the office recently occupied by him. ut
the southwest corner Ct B,nk and Eleventh streets
Second storvl. commencing at 5 O'Clock l.: NJ, on
THURSDAY. August 7, 1879. III" deccdcnt,S
LAW LIBRARY OF ABOUT $50 NOl. CMEs.
consisting Of the usual collection Of wcll-sc ected
GRATTAN'S. uUGHES'S. HEAT IL & PAT
TONS. AND OTHER REPURTS.
RORISSON'S PRACTICE AND FORMS,
DANIELS PRACTICE.
MINORS INSTITUTES. -
Also. Il fine OFFICE-DESh. liable, thalhS'
q fire GOLD WATCH. &c.. &c.
Mr. Atkinson will take pleasure In exhibiting me
library. &C. ut any time up to the huur OF sale.
PROMPT and general attendance AT the sale by the
nrnfrssion dealers and others is earnestly solicited.
- ". GODDIN, Auctioneer.
TT ApprpsoS Salesman. an 4
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE:

nor SALE PRIVATELY NICE M:a
Z FRAME HOUSE. GOOD LOT, r. &c &C. IN ow M;y
abo resides In the country offer for sale privately.
At ""a a very low price the aboYe,described REAL
ESTATE. The HOUSE is double. ana mere 10 ;. a
rood Kitchen well Of fine water, coal ana WOOD
house on the premises. 1t rs now occupied oy hrs'
Abrams. ,,no,o,- ,-o,1d
do HreIJ m call al once Us a bargain Gun be had.
Wv " ~ ROBERT 3. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
oree, 1912 Main street.
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ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

At meeting of the Board of Commissioners
Of the sinking Fund held May l, 1879, it was
ResOlred, That the acting president of the Board
standing bonds of tile city of Richmond due in
1850, will on and after the lst day of july, ls19
be redeemed on presentation at the ONCE Oh the
Auditor OF the city.
In pursuance of the above directions. hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS or
45l.37, and August. 1880, amounting 10 1877.
56S.2s-total. Sl05.019.65-wiil be redeemed al
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on preSehta-
ton at the office OF the Auditor of the city on and
after the 1sT DAY OF JULY. 1879.
HENRY G. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund:
my3
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Auctlonecrs,
No, HOG Main street.

uRIJSTEE'S SALE OF 4 NE \ T
4 FRAMED HOUSE on THE North SIDE
OF CHINA STREET NEAR PINE STREET AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-In pursuance Of deed OF
trust from George Ii. Evans, dated 22d OF June.
1919 and duly recorded In The Richmond Chancery
Court. ID. i. il3 \. page 234, and being required
so to do BY the beneficiary trustee. win oiler the
property located 4. above for sale Mt public auction
gust. S79. at 6h O'Clock =. NJ The house has five
rooms lot 20 by 20 to alley Ii feet wide go,
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay oil "a note OF s4uo:
mast due. and accrued interest, and expenses OF
sale: the residue OH such terms as may be announced
ut the sale. j. NJ GOin'lN,
Trustee.
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nepss'reJHE OF sTEA IA E;SA.

TOR NEW YORK .-The Old %PFa
Steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, August 9Th, at 8 O'Clock \: VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday even
ing.
yarded with dispatch 10 all points north south, east
aud wcst also, TO foreign ports
passenger accom- IN citations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. $l2; found-!rip tickets
s24. Steerage, Sc and fS.
For freight or passage. apply TO
Il. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
au6-3t C0mpanys Wharf. Rockets.
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A baseball club 10 not q battery, though
y consists Of nine Founders. Boston Post.
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THE LOWEST SUMNER PRICES the
i undersigned now asks for BEST EGG, STOVE,
and NUT ANTHRACITE COAL; SUPERIOR
BkIGHTHOPE and MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL
OMESTIC and U NIB Err l. An y ENGIN f
GOALS; LUMP, HAIL, and GAS COOkiSG,
WUOD-Long. Sawed. and Split. All promptly de-
liyered focal wcighed) al extremely low prices. 10
moi DELAY. Buy at once at Eighth and Main lSpots-
wood LOTT streets. y. Is. WATKINS.
~ S-eOdlm
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BY CEatiin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctinneers,
No. north Tenth street.

GALE OF WEST-END LOTS By Az
CTION-Wc will sell on the prcniS cS. on uIk
DAY the 7th day Of August 1872 at "cloch o l.,
~, EVE BUILDING LOTS. fronting ihlrli tee.
each ON tie south side of Claiborne street. between
Washington and Carter streets. deslgnattu Oh .St
map Of Sidney and llaryie AS Lots Nos O., ~
fret 10 nm alley: all OF SAID lots being under one en-
closure of plank fence recently put up making IL
nirc pasil!rc. meadow. or garden.
TrnMs: one fourth cash; the balance in :ix,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest auded'
secured BY trilst-derd. .
CllAFFIS, STAPLES & CO..
49, AucllOpecrs.
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By Chattin, Staples L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No, l north Tenth street.

AT THE REQUEST OF Mr.. ISAAC
n FANEAR, we will sell at auction, on tho pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, August 7th, immediately az,
O'Clock r. NJ, TWO FRAMED TENEMENT about
one square north of the Orphan Asylum, In Harvie.
feet by 100.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at the
sale. CHAFFlN, STAPLES e Co..
an Sat Auctloncers.
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FURNITURE.

CPECIAL CE.-LARGEn
y STOCK on EASY TERMS OF PAY-R
MENTS. ATLUW PRICES, FOB THE NEXT r.
SIXTY DAYS.-Wc call attention Of all wno5
desire 10 purchase FURSITURE OF any kind 10
our large and select stock, most OF which. benS
bought for sh prepared TO offer greater In
duccments than otherwise both as 10 term. and
prices. We have some fine PARLOR AND CHA ~
FER SUITS which we viii coe ou1 at >acri i.
Full line of cheap WALNUT AND POPLAR FUR
NTTURE. T.. CARTWRIGHT 4 son,
Nv 2-3m l6 Goyernornor street.
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aat lr"rs..:- AT e. 80 vi. '-'
OHIO railroads.
TrEurCH FREIGHT.
,,0a I..yrs t,t,Htfsu.t GpNbfI. ~e.''
49, NF.U ~. and FRIDAY. ara
800 M Il'F~DAI, INI&>bil. -. -
I'EkDti. ;rNIuf' &C." : ".
AT West i"in: f.. rs''- .''."
tiurtrr. and al. pr--.. r.. y~'"''. gage
meets Al kicl!nrua .l'' '-s,.. e." =
nund ana DtrS!i" ru '.r.'. BE-.
AMI Petersburg. All r."sA.''ae 49,
ONO RAILROADS.
LOCAL pA>~EHrE!:.
3.3OP N, Leaves Richmond MrNnhY. "-.'
r NESnAf;; ~ I...t>.5 L'ti;fi
1905 4. u. Arrives nj RcHii ii -" 80
THURSDAY, inG ~ III
meets with tram, on H'chH. =
Petersburg sni CHESAPEAKE a. ''.''
railroads. S.g.u,r lIu.u3A ir.'''- '.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. 49,. f'.'
DAY, ut / +. 81. '"M,'..
trains from l'hil.r!cii....~ ." ...
and western p"iEt-. 49, &. ,..'.' .
with tra.As Tor EIcLai"-J -. -
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
.>n,y Nd.
1925 2. VI. ARRIVES * i''H,A%n" "
\t>lbAI, sht III - n.
$50 Z. u. n tsllAf. TIL E>bA D. .. a,
U,EbAf: Iernress H. 49," -.
meets VA, Eri.n.""' g., Pro- .. :.
N't:ihrh' .! :''' ,...,
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LOCAL iA">, N'F'" .v
1915 4. II. trr:""s a. 80" ..
WEDNESDAY. as. !t.''. -
M n,,:rs , nd tf..,,'..,sr &c.. o.. 49,
o @''.G az" '''TS''
No transter Of freight ?. -" - ,
southern points. GAYS r.% -.
and West:p.lrr. ...a
Careful handing ard L.>i..' BE-. " ~ s.' "
yuarauteeI. ....t.
r@ngh trIs M l,,E.. ,Y.,a .,gar,a '',- .'..'
,.s,.Ia we al mnr,,,sr, ,, s..t,r ,.'.
Through nchets -, l.. 49,, ~, .:,.,, -.
For tickets apll? !! "cas.a. ii"'.'. ~, "A
soSiSsay's Iepo:, corner Twr...I-.. - 49,
s'[ ms "a h'eV Il. r. horG' IS ~:r.r.2rr:|1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-06
FLOUR.
NJ L w L l. . u r.

NJ EW FLOU Il.
Landing this moruing and TO arnye, ,,,,
loo barrels NEW EXTRA and FAMILY FLOUR
comprising the standard branas OF
"ALESHIRE,"" Ell EG cE,""SSOWFLahE,
1ys A, Y. STOKES + co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-06

T AIDES, MISSES, TRUNKS, ys
CHI DREN'S, and IN TRUNK SHADES
FANTs' TIES, SLIP SARATOGA'S,
PIERS, LOW-BOTT LADIES PACKING
SHOES, SANDALS, &C., TRUNKS,
In endless variety. GE I EME Ms
GENTLEAlES'S and SOLE ]. I II 4
TRUNKS,
BOYS Low-QUARTER GENTLEM EMS
TIES, STRAP-sHOES. TRUNKS,
and PRINCE ALBERTS. lVALISES, RAILROAD
------ BAGS, SATCHEIS, &c
OLD LADIES' and OLD Big assortment, and
- :. all fresh and nice goods
CENT? EMES,S I, . W. Before leaving Tue city
llt will be well worth
|IEEI, and RROAD-BOT-I your time to examine
my stock.
TOM SHOES always on TRUNK STRAPS,
- SHAWL STRAPS,
hand. TOURIST sTkAPS.
je 27-eod J. A. GGIGG, Tenth and Maia.