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RICHMOND AND PETErsBCEGt
RAILROAD COafA3r.
sIOMMENCING MON d. y, March 81,
~ 1879, traps Oh this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
I1:55 4. n. THROUGH NAIL daily. connec:!na
for Charleston, a7aRuah, Augusta
and AIKEN tyia Charleston). HaIeIgI.
JachgOsyIiie-parlGr cars to Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and Nan
1854 A. ~. Hc;Ctos1,roDATioS daily tcxccp,
sunday. makes cOse conntc'iGn al
Petersburg wi:h me Atlantic. Mis-
sissipp; and Ohio railroad for Bristol,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Lyrc!I1ur., farmyl'c. and other local
.' stations on that road, E:asIa. san.
time rs BY any other line. Stois ~
all regular stations, -nr ,.
this lrGIn viii make close orncctior
ri Peter: burg for SoTioib.
1895 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, wilmington. Raleigh
Charleston. Savannah. Augusta, Co
nu:n"ia, A:lnia. Macon. Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
South and Southwest. Pullman Sleep
ing-ra- from BoSi Oh for Wilmington.
Savannah M" re south. Stops only
ut Manchester aud Chester
LEAVE PETERSBURG; NORTH.
Gao Z. II, THROUGH MAIL daily, ccnrec:tn,
With Richmond, tre1ericksbnrg snt
Potomac railroad CT all points North.
East: and West. Stops AZ Manchester
aud Chester, and ut lfalf-Way AMI a
D.ury's BlrT, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
irxrcpt suhtay). Stops IT all sta
lions.
ITO T. NJ, ACCONMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only II Man
cucscr and Chester.
3:35 p. III. TliItUUGu MAJ. daily, :onaecr.ss
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aac
Potomac railroad for all points Las.
and West. Also, making ciOst c52ae,,.
ton with the Chesapeake End Ohii
railroad Tor the FiryiGa 9prill2s
all points North And Wet. This tri,r
stops at Manchester and Chester. anr
nj Half Way aud Erury's BluH on
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
.he hrDnfExttox dsrOt.
SUNDAY kXCCRSTOT TRAINS leave Rich
mon, SEQ i. VI. ard $50 Z. VI: leave Peters
burg 9:.5 \. NJ. ami 52j T.. every SUNDAY.
NH 20 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
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RuE THEATRE-A CELEBRATED CASE
Tonight Mr.. Golfers company will appear
zE thc Theatre and present the emotional
Grama, "a Celebrated Case" The compa-'
usY played Tuesday night at Norfolk, and
tas press OF that city agree In The statement
ktsat the company, as whole, fs one OF the
best that has appeared this season.
Reserved seats may be had at Johnston's
and st the Theatre.
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Dy NJ. l.. jacobson. Auciioncer,
LILA Main street.

TNTIRE STOCK OF CROCkERf'
T. GLASSWARE, TINWARE. FURNITURE
&c. At Observation-Disclosures positively de'erlninc, !,
10 return to France, will sell at my store, No
Marshall street between Fifth al q Sixth streets. OF
THURSDAY. l7ih instant, ut 10 o,clock, without
limit or reserve exclusively 10 the trade my entc
s,ock Of CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, TlSWARE,
FURNITURE. &C., consisting OF e,r
WHITE GRANITE and Z. {. CUPS ana SAC'
PLATES and DISHES. BOWLS PITCHERS,
CUANBERS. TUREENS. MUGS, &c
GLASS GOBLETS. TUHBLERS. WlNES'
cts MUGS, PITCHERS. NAPLES. cow nc
TIN-PANS. basins, COFFtE-POTs, BCth'
BLAcK WALNUT SECRETARY and BOOK
l o!d.fashioned so-DAY HALL CLOCK, in per-
wA .Tit BUREAUS, BEDsTEADs, -
WASHSTANh$. CANE and WOOD-SEAl
CHAIRS. ROCKlNG-CHAlRS,
MATTRESSES, TRUNKS. &C.
ALSO.
! CaDISET. MAKERS BENCH and TOOLS;
together with many other articles not necessary 10
This is an orportunity which Is seldom presented
70 purchasers as have fully determined to close
ont the entire stock without regard TO price;
'"' &. EOLANDIN.
f. w POWELL. Salesman. ap l6
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Mquor's (ourt.-There was but one case
before the Mayors Court ytsterday-that o!
Charles Tmberlakc and Dolly Lockett,
charged with fighting in the streets and dis
turbing The ncighborhood generally by cry
ing murder, fire, &C., late Tuesday night,
were fined 81 each.
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TlG&oN-SuG oTING.-Thcre was q grand
piSeo%-maIch at the Brewery grounds on
the lc.h ilstant, in which some Of the best
si,It; cs the city contcstcd-the champion
chip Of which has been held by Captain Z.
III. Epps for over year. The following Is
q list, with score of each-tcn birds each:
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT oF)
PUBLIC CHARITIES.
RICHMOND Va April L. 1879.
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF
i OF THE POOR have established L LABOR
EXCHANGE under the dirt rion of the under
signed WI ere applications of those seeking employ
ment and those ces:rng To employ persons can be
registered.
No chang viii be made for any scrric r, ndercd.
Persons in want OF hrln requested TO call III or
currespord with this Office. .
Letters should be addressed, " SUPERISTEND-
FNT of PCELIC CHARITIES" Richmond, Va,
marked Labor EXCHANGE aud two ihrtc.ce!lt
stamps enclosed. CHARLES J.. BtGGFk'
superintendent oi Public Charities.
ap 12-d1wSwlm
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By Wellington Goddln-
Real Estate Agent ana huctionccr
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
SALE OF TWEEN

SALE OF TWEEN
y TY-TWo AND ONE EIGHTH A !! SRfISb -
sRrifT OSE MILE NORTH of RICHMOND
By an horny Of decree Of the Chancery Court OF
tie city OF Richmond, cn'ered on The 27th day or
February, s79. in the suit of Darr1cotts admin,s
lrator rs nrrac0tt. c.. the undcrsigucii VIII on
At nublIc a. ction on the premises: on TUESDAY,
29lh Of April. 1879, al oc:ock i. NJ. me re,
matning property uusod. and formerly rnrcil;iSrd
by David Anderson. Jr. con.l?ting OF 7 " ENI :
TWO AND ONE EIGHT II ACRES OF FAkUA-
BILE LAND. divided into two lois or tweivc ana one
eighth and ten acres each. This property lleS ne.
tween the Brock and Hermitage roads. only about
one mile north Of Richmond city. and but 4 very
short distance from the Stale Agricultural Fair
Grounds. adjoining The handsome cottages formerly
owned by MIR: l.. W. Roe on ne size ana oppos,iIe
the farm OF Mr. Jame- Alfred Jones. and In the line
of the rapid progress OF the city now advancing In
tha, direction. great chance for profitable invest
ment. plat can be Seen ut the Office OF the auc-
tioncpr.
TERMS: One fourth cash: and residue mt six.
twelve. and eighteen months Tor Negotiable NOES
brarD. SIX per cent. interest and lite retained I'LL
paid and lied ordered by the Court.
r II. VI. GILLIAN.
J. 4. LYMAN,
Special Commissioners.
,r1- 10 OF % 5oepSSO9
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by Robert Z. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 east Main street.

AND UNCONDITIONAL
i SALE or FOUR TWO-STOEY FRAME TEN.
EMESTS ON North SIDE OF LESTER OR
MhIN STREET. EAST OF AND NEN: TO
GREEK AND L9WER GAS1W0Ehk,S,
CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS ENli, NnIii
TO GOOD TENANTS.-By request OF III" owner.
who has authorized mo to sell withent limit, shall
srl BIZ public auction, upon the premises. on " Ed
NESDaY NEXT, the 23d day Of April. 1879. at
1 O'Clock 7. M, the above property Thee tenc.
Incnts will pay very large Interest upon The amount
they will sci! for.
Full particulars and terms at sac.
ROBERT b. LYME.
nn17.Th NJ TuSW Auclibntcr.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOR SALE.-Responsibl persons wish
Il ing TO buy PRESSES. TYPE, &C., of good
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER and PKISTlNG-UF-
fiGE, ~ most desirable part OF Virginia. can get
the henircd information by addressing PAPER, care
Dispatch Office, Richmond, Va. up 14.l0t
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(s9rASO.


SOLUBLE PAClflC "OANo'
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA.:
RICHMOND, VA. January 27lh, 1879.
We have this day resigned the agency Tor the sale
Of the Pacific Gliano Company'S brands.
Under The terms of settlement between the Pacific
Guauo Conlpany aud ourselves all the Unsettled b-
sincss of 1878. imcud ng collections. &C.. is To be
managed by our successors. Mcssrs. JOHN :. REESE
& CO.. of Baltimore. whom we commend to YOU be-
lieviug YOUR relations with them will be both plea
SAINT and satisfactory. ,.,.,,, , re-,
WALKER. SAUNDERS < co.
From the above card you will please note that the
Agency OF the Pacific Guano Company will be con-
Quoted hereafter by illc undersigned from Baltimore
ms well as Richmond. The splendid reIu taii"n OF
SOLUBLE p,cifc Guino. earned hY its superior excel
lence and remarkable adapabily to the soil OF Nlr-
piuia nsprcaily on cotton corn. aud tobacco, nLI
c0ntinue tn be Sustnined Il guarantee bein. afford
ed I'm the wise management OF the Pacific Guanf
Company. which has practically unlimited resource:
ut It's communicative, ample capital t$l.Oco.Qo0)
extensive works, most approved machinery, largt
deposits of phosphate. best scientific ability to III
of which add Il long experience in the business 10
connection with the undrrs .re'l H. general agents
dating back 10 1865. We will keep supply OF
Gn;lno on band 1T Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
and Richmond
ia 29-3m Baltimore ana Richmond
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WANTS.

VIZ ANTED, 4 NUMBER OF LADIES
w AND GENTLEMEN TO CALL UPON Us
AND INVESTIGATE A VERY PROFITABLE
BUSINESS, entirely new in The south.
We arc establishing branches in this and every
city of impor ance from Richmond TO Texas; anu
desire competent parties to take charge OF mem.
No capital required. but will guaranle" right par
ties with good reference posi- tons that VIII pay
from 81 TO $50 weekly, according TO enterprise OF
individual aud attention TO business. Apply from
10 A. NJ to r. NJ. JACOBS & DARAL.
CRYSTAL IVORYTYPE STUDIO.
Ola Main street. up stairs.
A few iu,noriant and: lucrative OPENINGS for Ia
dies of intel gence III city el filled. apl7
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By Gruhbs d Williams.
Real Est"te Agents and Auc'toneers.
Eleventh street between NAM and Bank.

THE VERY ESIRA 3 L E EAST.
FRANKLIN STREET RESIDENCE NO 800.
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STkEEIS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlOSI7W,,s Tii sen ,, at a 1,h
April. AT az o'ciock p. e.. the VERY. VALUABLE
PROPERTY located rs above. containing fourteen
rooms Including servants rooms, with all the mo
dcrn improvements, gas. water. Bathroom, &c,
ana In rst-raie order. The lot fronts ~ ieet ana
runs back 1875 feet 10 an alley. NO properly III ny
having basement Office, is very suitable FOR Is pro-
cs.unal man. ,, ,,,,,,>,c
ani1 AucionecrS.
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GrrEEs & WILLIAMS. Auciionccrs.
by GrubbS / Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers.
EleYcnih street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE MAN
~ CHESTER TANNkRY AT hGCTllN-IhiS
valuable property. Cnusl lin. Of FUIK hGkES or
LAND ana The SlMAC- AND BAlsk-MlLLS OF
the lot" j. i. UuIsf. III The city OF MahcIcSlcT. on
he Richmond md Petersburg rHi'ro1d. VIII ne sOn
at auction, on The rrrmi-es. on FRIDAY The 18TH
Of Apri III a.: O'Clock L. Nj. g..
The establishment is complete, Win clrariiS LOT
a heavy hli.iness In LEATHER, BARN. ana y,
MAC. Ample st"ra"e-rnOm In several Gctdchcu
buildings; Il 3O-hor>c-power th"iEc: Improved
machinery aud appliances: EcVcr-iai ing 'prinS
Of excellent water, Furnishing IN abnid:ht suupS :
\ switch from the railroad running INFO the prem
iSrs. and uumt rOliS al III T. cufIScnlcncc-.
The LEATHER from this Tannery sells i"r we
highest price paid in the Eost"E market, ana inc
other productions rank high.
Such an opprl uniiy to realize fortune IN very
few wears on Il moderate investment Is seldom Oh
frrcd. ~ IL,
TERMS: One fourth cash The lalancc at SIX
twelve eighteen. and TWEEN y-fonr months Tor h'',
got table rocS. SIX per cent interest aac,.' scnre"
bya tru.t-dccd. iLI.iAM 49,,
Executor of j. I. iiul-t. deceased.
Sale by tiRUBBs * WILLIAMS. AucilonerrS. o
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edmond AND Hh%NiiiG HAii.-
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OF THAi%> TtN%%" s.!t'I
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YcUHG AND FEEBLE MOTHERS With frail chill
sasen VIII oh ftcone strong by the tse " RoP
DExrE8s, t..,e4 III.
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~ Robert r. Lyme,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

HANDSOME FOUE-ST0II MASTIC
LII DWELLING-IIOI,SE. SITUATED on TIE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND
LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUG
TONI am GircrIcd Icy Tie Owner. who has re-
moved from the city, To offer for safe ~ uIlic anr
lion. on the prrm>cS, on FriDAl NkN The ism
DIV IF ArriI. 1879. al A.. i. 81. that MOST De
SIRAELE RESIDENCE. heated n above. con-
tanning about WE'VE rooms, Kitchen stable" Sc.-all
In nice rrpar, with I'll modern Improvements, no"
occupied Ivy Il good tenant
TO parties seeking Il nice home in OF the
most dt Sirablc nci"hnrlopdS in the clIy. conVc-
NJ. ut 10 business, churches. &C.. woul do well TO
attend this sale the owner j. determined 10 sell
an II. Aurtipnrrr.
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EOR RENT OR SALE, THATMs
L. VERY NICE COTTAGE RESIDENCE. G:i
and front yard with shrHbbery aud flowers, located
on Jefferson street near Canal. The house and
grounds arc in nice order. Poss. ssinn Nav LIST. APP
plyto FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
sp 12-eodit l10S Main street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE a.
n STORE and DWELLING No. 1912 Main ss:a
street. between ThrtCcnth and Fourteenth.
Also, STORE and DWELLING No. TO Main
street. between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Also, STORE and DWELLING No. 1922 Main
street, near Fifteenth street.
Also, STORE and DWELLING No. 745 Second
sire ct, near Jackson street.
Also, several LARGE ROOMS over Koch's BILL
Hard saloon ana adjoining the City Hall. suitable
for lodge-r0oms.
Also, several ROOMS In Goddin Hall, Eleventh
and Bank streets, suitable for offices lodging
rooms
Also, several COAL-YARDs, with Office thereon,
on the north side Of the Basin between Eighth and
Tenth streets.
Also, a LARGE VACANT LOT on the south side
Of Canal street, and running back to the canal be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, suitable for
wood, coal, or lumbcr-vard.
DWELLINGS.
That desirable DWELLING No. 5O4X situated
on the west side Of Fifth street between Clay and
Leigh streets
Also, LARGE DWELLING and KITCHEN over
the store of Robert Harold, Esq. on Broad street
between Eighth and Ninth streets
Also, TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS on
south Cherry street.
Also. several SMALL BRICK and FRAME
DWELLINGS in different parts Of the city.
Apply 70 JAMES ii. TAYLOR i SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
an 12-S.Tu.EThSt
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VIZ ANTED, TO SELL OR RENT a
w NO. BRICK STORE, corner of Atosby and
JAY street, or Mcchanicsvillc turnpike. containing
six rooms all in good order, with statle caas,c ot
accommodating eight or ten horses. on one OF Inc
best tIorouuhi:res that enters The city Tor ouI,
he mode rate Amply 10 G. W. SallTHER. h06 west
Cary STIR ct, or RICHARDSON & CO., 11l3 Main
street. ap ~
VIZ ANTED. n EXPER L CED
w GARDENER married man with small fam.
iIy-to 90 10 tie country. Apply once At office of
VIRGINIA. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY. No. lois Main street. up l7-3t*
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gIcuYoyn' iorT 80 -r II -. %
SCHEDULE or THAlx$. '%8''''
TAKING EFFECT AriII, , 49,.
THROUGH Phs2IHcyp
500 ?. N. Leaves Elcfnon1rr.tvmtr
u u 'S"t SATURDAY. I.,, ~, P'.
',,"st ih'rt win sirai,ar j,,,,.'t ' n
~ 3oi1,s On Y"ra ,!yrr ' ,., . I
n, Arrives IN pin rii,' n'i !. ".';I-
g.; r''ns'ts "ith r,!!-.irl.s ~ - ).
n'.'''h, fh:'"i"lThtn. Me-, ,"'h
lon. uho all !'c,t ~ point -, ''1-
al E'Ghp"i "'th ira.u,,,, >. ''''t
a AZ rttrr.r,r2 saj l1e..i ,". ..
THROUGH FREIGHT
5:4O >. NJ Lesse3 kichm"nr .;p.n,-
r.c, =, SESDAf: 'rn t"I!IAY:ai WI
5:Oo A. Z TntSnhY, Ii'I">Li;, ,r'.,
UEEDAf. C"nnrr's ~ NJ
s a. Wrst rent i"r riv"E !.n4r' - ~ r.
hccI. Il; htcngoud ~, r-rt... , H.
MoitaEd '''"T.i." ra7pr, =. i,''a.
siih '"tri sh1rE. a:.d .hrs,...t ..""ht
Gt'o ratr,1.s. axe and
LOCAL PaSSFEGrp
$3.50 2. n. Lravas R'rI,!n nd Np<n,..
NESnAi.and FKGnlY. I'D
THROUGH PAS>t\.,tu
1906 A. II. Arrives az Richmond rr..,.
Tilt ESl'hf. anl>ArlEn,, IVY,
meets Win trains on ...ra...' -
Petersburg and rb".a..-,,. ,, ~
railroads.. S:cer..v la. ~, -. .
MONDAY, WEDNE>ntVT .e:
pa, a: 1 T.. 81; r.1l,',. ~.
and western fn:tli,. Gi.a! ~ -. =,
win trains :or iiicLr.,.! j."
South. .. :ae
THROUGH rGtIGHT
3:23 2. II. Arr,y"S ~ Hir";"%Gt Mu>n>,as,,
NESi.Ai. aId Fi.iI,ti ,r..' ID
$50 2. M.IuESpil, IHIE>iliH
U;:phT. CONNECTS .ir e.. NJ.
VEST Point iron H.l.-..-
ttl, -
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..rcTIo, s.IEs-.rni. Day .

Owing 10 the recent failure OF the nsm o, Gsai,
cirnrs. Of San Francisco. Cal. am abl. to offer 10
The citizens as we'll the dealers Of th,s ciy tde
ryer offered them at public or private sale IBIS -
NO HUMUGGERY All eTe eo sou e,r 30
nerfct satisfaction to the purchaser or the sale Is
forfeited. Sale commencing
THURSDAY, APRIL II, at 10 A. III. and and
Z =. NJ,
and continued until The entire stock is disposed Of
''"N JNO. +. LAUGHTON. JR.,
., 171, Aucionecr.
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DHlLAU ELpH a. R!CH- &:Eksg
i MOTD. AND NORFnLk STEAM sssstss;;;;ss
SLIP LIEE;-mnR, riI!L;hEii!IlA' y rAi;i'
TI!KtC TlMLo ! WEEk.--l'ntII turtl,eI no.
.!". the s..a.E"rG OF IBIS In" viii mt" r;-w'h )
T!i;HSntT. 'u.d SATURDAY, ami Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. rHh SUNDAY. ron
meeting ~ pn:iaf'lphia with tiEdcS Ncw EnEiauG
Inc for Fall River.
QrICK TiME-FEE4uENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight rCccivc'! daily unit! o'clock J.. ".
lanes y. rchhRI(K.
General Southern A=crt. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM l.. tLl III < CO..
;irirrtr MANAGERS.
ro22 M. ~ South Nhnrs-s. rEl."-, 7.!a.
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BY Paine, Rovscr Co. Aucloneers,
No. l3 south Twelfth street.
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR SALE
w THIS MORNING at 10H O'Clock. The sale
Will commence with ~
BOOTS and SHOES ,o
PAINE, ROYsTER & CO.
,n17 Aucttoneers.
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Ss1iES.aD ARR.

E,s:s r.: r. ~ r!gFyrz.ryy - -~~---
G.:L oe 2sS-~" lia-s~ ..:sss =. 80.
RICHMOND, IoeK RIVER .Np 49,: -. = ~
SCHEDULE OF TRAIx& '''''.
~ TAKING EFFECT A?rI, ,.,
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tHES ArEtkE ASp tIltp "NtN,l.,
RlCHMDSn,N 4. Narru IL. 49,
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH
" 10. l~79 .PA>>kNGEE TRAINS WILL lu.E
A. FOLLOWS:
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
MAINE CITIES.
Jottings by Press Correspondents.
LEWISTON AND AUBURN.

FRIDAY, May 16.
The twelve-hour walking match in Lyceum
Hail. Thursday, between James Mulherrin of
Auburn, and James Sheehan of Lewiston, was
one of the best ever witnessed in the city, and
created much interest among the sporting fra
ternlty, The contestants were third and fourth
In the Fast Day race, and there had arisen
great competition between them; so this race
has been accompanied with no small degree of
interest-the friends of each party betting
heavily. The walking began promptly at ten
o'clock a. m, with small audience present.
Oliver Dowd officiated as referee. F. w. KIM
ball and Thos. Dealy scorers Mulherrin took
the lead in the first three miles, and held it
until the conclusion. First five miles were
made in fifty minutes, quickest time. Both
contestants left the course at four o'clock D. m.
for a bath. This was the first and only depar-
ture from the track during the race. Null
herrin remained off two minutes, and Sheehan
six minutes, the latter then taking seventeen
laps lead of his opponent, with only four laps
ahead at 4 o'clock. Thus the race continued
until 10 o'clock p. M, the same positions being
retained. The final score was Mulherrin, 63
miles and laps; Sheehan, SO miles and IS
laps. There was several hundred visitors pres
ent during the evening, and the occasion was
enlivened by Glover's band. The winner has
the 200 purse, and one-half of the gate money,
which amounted in gross to S72.
young female street proWler boldly entered
mouse ON Franklin street, Thursday and
snatched from bureau drawer a wallet con-
tanning S4.75. Officer Pre- ntiSS has hrof, oht
the criminal to Justice
The State Liquor Agency is established in
Jones block, lower Main street. A large stock
of liquors arrived today.
The Atlantic base ball club of Portland ar
rived on the two o'clock train and are quar-
tered at the Marston House.
A nuisance exists on Blake street near the
Baptist church. The landlord of the estate
ought to be prosecuted.
And now Mulherrin offers to bet he can
walk SIX miles an hour for twelve hours
Stanford & King are connecting the two
offices OF HOlnay & Robinson with telephone
line. This is the third telephone established
in the city.
Postmaster Little of Auburn has an English
chair in his office which was brought over to
America before the revolution
Lower Park street has been nicely graded
The sparring exhibition tomorrow night in
Lyceum Hall will draw crowd.
B. ID. Scribner, proprietor of the Dewitt
stable, was today severely injured by stallion
A broken arm and a deep cash on the upper
lip are the painful injuries sustained.
Thomas Taylor has vacation at Littefelds
granary for sixty days, all for stealing $40
from charitable Main street gentleman
A second hand employed in the Hill mill is
reported as seriously abusing female French
operative under his charge.
Carpenters are busy. New structures are
being erected in many localities of the cities.
Hotel arrivals: Dewitt 26; Marston 20, Elm
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r. r..
NOVEMBER as, lSss.

Trains will run as follows:
3ssElaasssa.k Leave Grand Trunk Depot,
-s1-z-5.3,. rus Portland, at 7.3O IA. m. and
--$--~----4A--. 90 ID.
Leave Preble st. Station at 7.40 M, 112 and $50
p. m.
3.3O A. w. Accommodation for Worcester, with
through car for Boston, via Nashua and Lowell
Arrives at Rochester at 9.55 a. m, Connect
ing with Eastern and Boston IL Maine Rail-
roads,. At Nashua 11.47 a. m, Lowell
1915 pm, Boston /. Is pm, Aver june
tion 12.40 p. M, Eitchburg l. 20 p. m, and
Worcester at 210 p. m, connecting with
trains South and West.
Loo II. m. Steamboat Express for New
London. Through Car for Lowell and
Boston. Connects at Rochester for Do
ver and Great Falls, at Epping for Mnn-
chester and Concord, at Nashua for
Lowell and Boston, at Aver junction
for Eitchburg and the West, via lAOOsac
Tunnel Line, at Worcester with Boston
g. Albany Railroad for New York. at Put
with ''BostOn & Philadelphia Express
Line for Philadelphia, baltimore and
Washington, a6 New London with Nor
wich Line Steamers due at Pier No. 40,
North River, New York, at 600 a.
$50 p. m. = From Preble Street Mixed for
Rochester and Way Stations.
Trains leave Rochester at 6.45, IL 90 a. M, and
$50 p. m, arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. m,
1.15 and 11.00 p. m.
Close connections made at NesfbrOoix Junction
at Grand Trunk Depot, Portland, with through
trains of Grand Trunk II. r.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot offices and at Rollins & Adams, No. % Ex-
change Street.
oc7dtf JIM LUNT, Supt