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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

I'VE have seen persons hear sounds In this with
audiphonel who knew what sound Advance.
Each note of the musician ami tone of the singer
clearly they did before III
paired "-Hon- Joseph Medill Editor Chicago Tribune.
Thank God now have something that viii help my
Neutrality-suspicious. Atkinson, st. Louis Mo. ~
My sister hear ordinary conversation. which
she cannot do without the audiphone.n-H. Ii. Evxns
Grant Locomotive Works, Paterson, n. j. 10,
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@ n;nfy eiay Dean made speech, b, at !, We g,
nalin. IoWa, Oh the sth OF 40 Ine iocai
,i,ansr sayB His manner was tnal. o.
Gria n among, the pignta tier resting ln
sthIs IN conttI positio Tor some time ne 10y
mr. mn wajk Cd fron one end Of the platform %
The 81 her. occasionally stopping 70 swlDR n,s
Ihir belly. out to conspicuous vieW, JIG
willie standing In this position would tnIust
his hands deep down into; his pnnts pockeIs..
he kent his hat on: oil through ms speech,
nnd when it suited his inclination ne WouIu
sit on the table while talking.
Charles Summers grave is to be marked rls
hy q handsome sarcophagus OF white Con-
cord granite bought with the FUNDS ieig
over after paying all expenses conneetea
with tbe statue OF Sumner made Dy ban
and erected In the Public Garden 10 Boston, u
Sir Edward Thornton made 2 speech at q
dinner the other evening, and the baud, at
If, conclusion, instead OF playing as ns 81
g God Save The Queen struck up "for
He Is an Enslishman."
An exchange hastens to inform as 'sha
Oneen Victoria drinks her tea out OF a. SAG
Ger. Glad to hear it.; always supposed sh
/ took up the teapot. and drank ont OF th
s. nose. ''-Rome Sentinel.
| Residents Of Leadville speak proudly o
the Oldest and best families OF that place
| Ne,o Orleans Picoystne. -
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sfgnSiSfS EafnTS I'D. hna. q
hsitarr cdaIIDs Scott super slo y.
aimnst everything except the t4oago ..1I
ss,pra ara n, salmon fivers IN scot apa has
thc Hnibout. he says, eitter Tor ~ wickeu,
!, - Is a. MI ihora of flsh; or Tor black niss
49, Al.s IN, sf,e; VERY devil on American
- IN nntiire 80 much tries the
49,. ta,, ,.ns and s,atience. Imagine per-
H.. atnisss fnr forty minutes, with
~ ss hn}5ine The rod while he kills
Sia f,st,. and the unconscio Enable insecIs az
tacking him on every exposed part Oh !! n's
hody No writer ever did Justice 70 ..ls
sitnatinn. While our cool weather lastea
fiias am NOT trouble MS, but with the nrst
- -. lay$ 4hpy came In sWarms, aud their
y. arov and nersistency Is now something
sn.ao Enrtrnatalv we.haye one place OF
te 5. .illS: 90 Az. hat,ies ~ the day.
IetnsS a.... ,,,han there r. no fishing.
l !, s;,,.s 10 of,tabIy employed
TUG .Ip $3.50 u.s. ,shs, shnrtnr Cateehism and
th iepca.,nns - !. fine. with the end
tuasuinE tnI.ns ~. =, = itn fine thumb
OF the iofshuss g, ,Sas, ehaf sgets tired. it
or middle nnseI nnun that at the rate of
VIII DC feauiy ptisG.!S =. H;r h,,a;nass. q
Two Sec0nd. Whtc l - as.a.saa 80 n :
very large number can DC ulspo.eu ~ :. -
short time, and the r0oin pe seu ~ anatha,
doors be kept shut. but ,tnele 70 au sot 81
more expeditions metnGo, @hlca IS -. ~
smear the panes With on, INTO WIZ nat LIZ
dies flying are Immediately anu s .,,;ssrnhIe
stuck, aud OF course soon perlsn InIseIa9s y
When tho windows become - sore .ass O. q
to be .obecured tue da,kes"a ma1 s,;;s
scraped "a VIII inc g gs "a ~ -. ,.rea.
and the oil renewed. Eo ,n,t thntrnai,
lures disappear az nlEns.a
Logged rest and steep are ass.''eu.
Successful fishing in the Canadian salmon
rivers lis no child's play. To Secure gooc
scores. It is not only necessary TO under
stand the habits of the tisb, TO cast ant
,,Iay the line properly, and to handle tb
Han 1uascIously when hooked, but enc:
stream has its physical peculiaptIes. SO tka
even the most skiIful angler VIZ be beasel
by those who are perfectly iaI1s.aI wi! :. Oh.
river be fishes. moreover, spe .aoUa 80 70 or
cessivean such rapid ana tutn1tuous lssel.
as the Godbout, ana osfc utinos' tnCs W.
often required 10 save 'nsa. inuusn
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BY Richardson &c Cos,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
ms, 80, ll13 Main street.
rIVE VALUABLE BUILDING lot!

TIVE VALUABLE BUILDING lots
Il ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER or TWEEN
TY-SIXTH AND STREETS, CHURCH HILL:
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-As the successors of
certain trustees Of the Virginia Building Fund
Company named IN a deed bearing date the "a DAY
Of January, 1875. duly recorded III the cieEk Of
urond, being required so 10 do BY the beneficiary
therein secured we shall sell by auction. on the
yJremises on MONDAY the 21st day ofJuly. 1879.
at O'clock z. NJ, the real estate descrlbedin said
deed, consisting of ONE UNDIVIDED HALE, and.
with the consent Of all other parties interested. the
WHOLE or FIVE VALUABLE BURDENS
LOTS fronting % by 132 feet each on The north
west corner of Twcnty-sixlh and n streets''Chufch
Hill.
TERMS: One third cash. the ba lance In SIX and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for The de,
NV a deed Of trust WNl. II. PLEASANTS,
- -. MOSES QUARLES,
i. HULZINGER.
Jro Trustees.
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'I7'SleAgI.ROlAn LIHks.
rHROuaH PASSENGER.


THROUGH PASSENGER.
a.on p. NJ. leaves Richmond TUESDAY, Theirs
Vel P pah a With STEAMER, Havana %,
. sil points on York river and Bait
more Ard ,t II , Bai l,,ss FOR Wash
ington, PhiladeiphIa, New York, Boz
ton. and all western potnts. C0nnect
Mt Rfchtaand With trains on Ricnmont
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ane
49, Ohio railroads.
t2 gfsa. THROUGH FREIGHT.
c.6osa. M.Ieayes fstcbmond MONDAY. WED.
o.1o o.t - - 1EESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
s.o, 4. III TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
wv - URRDAY. Connects with steamers
at west Point for river landings Bal
timore, and all western points. Cen
meets at Richmond with trains on Hcn.
mond and Daryllle railroad. Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ane
Ohio railroads. tr=a
LOCAL PASSENGER. -
a.a0 p. n. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
ThROUGH PAssEN Err: :,
1900 A. II. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Cor.
meets with trains on Richmond ant
+ !. Petersburg and Chesapeake ana Qhic
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL.
, MSg6tY ToT wE Ess IS i4ls and sFf
trains from PhIjudephia, New York
and western points, and at West poinl
with trains for Richmond ana sh'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
a.ox p M. arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
o-N" 49, EESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
s,eo p. M, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
Wv IJRDAY. Connects with steamer a
West Point from Baltimore. Con
meets with Richmond and DanYille
RIcamoud and Petersburg, and Chssa
pe2kc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1e.15 A. NJ Arrives ut Richmond NJ o \ d 7
A0'-' 49, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Con.
meets with Richmond auc Peters
burg and Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
Mo transfer of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between AtiaHu
and West Point. ~, ,. ..
guaranteed.
Through bills Of laGinS, with guaranteed rase~
issued 70 All northera and western points.
Through tickets sold te all northern; eastern' ans
western points, and baggage checked through. x
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ilcket ".
dee, s26 Main street; at the Exchange botei, az
companvs depot, corner Twenty-third ana Dos'
streets Richm end, w. ..
ma "a n. n. DOUGl.As- Superintendent
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EAST BOC&,
Mail train arrives at Richmon!
cept Sunday at.................
Express train arrives at RicmE
at.........-..... 1900. '..'.
and on Tuesday, Thursday. q
day connects at Richmond
ginia Steamboat COMPANY =,
Ariel, which leaves RIchm,r.
Point. Norfolk. &c. 1t 1:lJ B:
Accommodation train arliY"-
mond daily except SUNDAY g..
A mixed train leaves ~.tUr
taking paSseugcrs from VIZ
from Washington. and arrIF"s J.
r. n. daily except SUNDAY.
a connects with E1rk:;Iia "
ing at 100 A. NJ. for Lyrni
Mississippi and Ohio Eai'rol
Virginia Midland raiIrJaG, !..u
Washington.
b connects With Eirgim!l :!
ing at $50 A. VI. for W..E;n
GINA Midland raGiroHG. ir:iI &C..
Lynchburg aud Atlantic, Ms
road stations.
d connects with Valley r.!is.
II. for Blrrisouourg.
K connects with Valley iai'r.
| a. NJ. For liarper's Ferry.
T connects with stage Iin. ~
G. connects with &. u. :. rri.' (
| points on the OHIO river ana , (.
II connects with Scio:o .al
Northwest.
J connects with ai! lines d..
| Northwest, and Southwest. {,
Engineer a,
CONWAY 4. HOWARD, Gsu.
Ticket Agent.
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BY Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncer5,
l1OS Main street.

THgSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL
J. HOUSES ON THE NORTHEASr CORNER
OF CI4ERRY AND aLBE31ARLE STREETS:-
By virtue Of deed Of trust tonne. recorded in the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court, IL d. H.
l12 G, page ) ID. default having been made III me
request OF the beneficiary in said deed. Will sell on
MONDAY, July 81. 1879: on the premises al "a
deed, Us follows That certain lot or parcel OF land
at the northeast corner OF Alpcinarle and Cherry
streets. fronting SO feet on Cherry street with =
depth of 235 feet 10 Inches 10 an alley In common
90 feet wide. with THREE FIR AME DIV ELLiNGS
thereon. The dwellings contain each three rooms
ants The property will lie sold as 4 whole or d,-
vlied to suit the views Of pur 'basfrS
TERMS, by consent Of the beneficiary. will be one
third cash. balance In six and twelve months, with
six per cen t. tntcre5l added.
~ 10 FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
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SALE OF FOUR

OOMNisSIONERS SALE OF FoU "
I ! VARIABLE TRACTS OF LANb IN ASH 5,ia
EAN6 bIsTRI(;T, HANOVER COUs.I f.- Tut
suant tea decree OF Hanover Circuit S1urL th,
ed ApEI 80. 1879. In l1e suit or stantsI aa the
nnScrsrned special commissioners ihcreDy up.
pointel will offer for sale at public ~
OF the Store OF Messrs Cox LeaKesII ne tog ~
Ah1nud, Hanovertcouuty. on THUkSD tnE
dasc1i a Az RE EsTHTE Of which the ate Colo
neI:sT lillian Il. WiFen died seizedavfL ,xrn 3D.
Ss;. A TRACT OF 333h ACRES OF LAN 4 1 aa-
song The lands 9T T. G. and r. Lowry, y. D. Cleh
sha, Fanny P. Carver, and others ana nhnrcL
Tne BUILDINGS on this tract are very gooa; lau
DIE LAND Is veg good indeed. Ihere Is u arEe
rrantiy of wood on this tract accessible 10 hli0Y
Station, on The Richmond, Fredhr icksouIg anu 70
to ma IaIstIse oa VI INV WoopLaSD containing
about 70 ACRES. purchased by Colonei WIDE
from Nathanie! Cross's estate lying on TUG fsa.
from Ashland TO Gilmau's mip, and ADJOINING vac
lands Of Eldridgc Cross and L1andcr hooihson @h~
Id 3D. a. PARCEL OF LAND containing ia
ACRES adjoip,ug The lands OF DR.. L. Il. Ca'lttsrR
and Others, formerly owned by Bathls >. Hash' oa-
4th. PARCEL OF LAMP. chiefly in timber and
wood situated about six miles west Of Ashland on
the graded reud, adjoining the lands OF Jane ~.
Thompson, Henry Saunders, j. ID. CrenslaW, .. "
Kelly, and others
OF these lands, Will take pleasure In showing taeh
to any persou who may desire TO examine Them
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue IN one
and two yeafs the purchaser 10 give MS oond tof
lie deferred pay nents bearing interest from day OF
sale, and the title to he retained until all the pr-
chase N oney Is paid and 4 conveyance ordered
- WILLIAM J. LEAKE,
d. T}. YOUNG,
-.t Special Com missioners.
EpurN- .,T-cIr Nrier iy 2l-Alaw
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EDWIN VAUGHAN. Crier. jy Q -M3 W

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SMALL
~ TRACT OF LAND NEAR ASHLAND, HAN
OVER COUNTY.-Pursuant to decree OF Haao-
yer Circuit Court, rendered on the 30th of April.
1879 in the suit of - WINS legatees rs. Wiun's
administrator and nts..'' The undersigned, special
commissioners will offer for sale 1T public auction,
in front OF lbc Store OF Messrs. Cox & Leake, The
Town OF Ashland. on THURSDAY the l4Ih day Of
August, j $40. ~ ~ O'Clock. H.. the TRACT OF
LAND. containing 6J ACRES. more or less, called
Bones" and now occupied by Dir; william n.
Luck adjoining the lands of Ccloncl W.R. Winn5
estate Harriet Davenport. and others. There Is a
DWELLING and other buildings on This place ne
cessary for small farm. This land Is about one
and half miles from Ashland. 4 plat of said iluQ
will be exhibited at the sale.
TERMS: One third Of the purchase money to be
paid In cash. and rhc residue in and two years
bonds to be gwen for the deferred payments to bear
interest from the Gay n sac-nd the title be re-
taincd until all the ,purclase-noncy Is paid and
conveyance ordered By the Court.
w. j. LEAKE,
G. z. HAW,
SuCciaI Commas toner's.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Crier. jy 21-M3w
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE AT AUG
N TION-At the request Of The owner we will
sell ut public auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY.
July 18TH. ut l O'Clock p. NJ, Il FIRST. CLASS
FARM, well improved and admirably located, con-
tanning $50 ACRES, situated In Spotsylvanii
county. Va. six miles from FREDERICKSBURG: and on
the public road leading from Fredericksburg 10
Richmond residence Of the late Judge Brooke, Of
the supreme Court OF Appeals). Five hundred
acres In fine state Of cultivation balance In origi-
nal forest. II Is divided into five fields, with never
falling stream passing through each: orchard OF
four acres in full bearing: BRICK DWELLING,
containing eight rooms. with necessary CLOSETS &c
nice FRAMED COTTAGE in the yard; FOUR
FRAMED HOUSES OF two rooms each, for labor
ers: oul-buildings ample and In good repair; two
miles By good road from Summit station, OIL The
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. There Is
an inexhaustible narl-Ded on the place.
This pronerty will be sold 1T q great sacrifice IN
order to meet debts due By the estate or the late
owner. Convcyarccs Will be at Summit station 10
meet persons wishing TO attend the sale.
TERMS Liberal. and made known ut day Of sale
For further particulars apply to
DICKINSON Il CHEWING.
AuctionccrS, Richmond, Va.
iy 2.9i4.lS.21&24-6
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and AucfinneerS.
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A gEhl
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTIOS-By virtue oil DEGREES u VI
the Circuit Court OF the city Of Richnont' entr re-
on the 2Sth of September, 1878 "a. - ~;
n the suit therein pending. under the $h3r slylc OK
"Jame3 7. Tosh Us. 81. Louis Mutual Lie lns ,
ranc. COMPANY and as" the HnnerslSne'' VITO
was thereby appointed special comnlsSioh:r i"a
that nurnose will sell ut public AUCTION upon tn
nremiscs on TUESDAY, 2Jth july, At - cry =, n
NJ the valuable FARM known as - W es,of S"
cnntai nins 7S3 ACRES. more or less wing ~ Cnts
ierTeId county immediately on James river, anu
adjoining "PrcSqur Isle. co,,rpo,r.pr i,
| 3},ne inn rroycmcn;s consist of COMFORTABLE
DIvEiJISCi with six rooIEs aud all necessary
and out buildings, and the land IS III hign
s,a,n oI imOrGv.mcut. This estate Is believed I'D NC
onn Of thr hest on James river. =,
TrpNS or SALE: $4,000 in cash; Tue rcSidue
fnot in excess OF the amount noted below III SIN ana
Twelve months for negotiable notes WIN interest
added: but should the whole sale exceed III amount
the expenses aud costs Of sale. and HE sum OK
II O. QUO with interest from 2Sth September, SIS
then rs 10 such excess upon such terms as me said
Tosh may In writing designate on or before the nay
of .ale- Iie be reserved upon the property Until
all the purchase money Is paid.
\ Persons desiring TO attend The sale may DO so on
the steamer Ariel. which leaves her wharf at RCck-
tets on the morning of the sale 1T 7:10 O'Clock.
CHARLES :. STR1NGFELLOW,
Special Commissioner.
4
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Av1rTr0N sALEH.-.FnfuresD0 ys.a
|: 2 BY Goddiay Warren % CO...
Reaf Estate AGENTS and Auctioneets,
NO. ii 08 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF. a. MosT
ssyy1ruApLE FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES,
| LYING IN THEc COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER. ON YORK RIVER,
ATCLAY.BAEKw WHARF.


= r- y 3 + ~ = -.
pnrsno ant 10 decree or the Cllancerr Court OF me
rftv Of Richmond, entered June IS> 1879, III .ne
sn,t of William r. Rowe vs. j. 8. Tower. &c.tIns
tees &C. we, James Neeson ana Tomss 9; 5aes
so " " the Circn;t Court of Gloucester county en-.
tered November 90 1873 le suas % lanes lanes
Harvey ps Jasper c. Rowe and Others, l. , Doe,
wei se seiS Jarses Neeson aad Thomas Jack.
sSn. viii sell on FRIDAY, Jsly Is, 1873, at ~
O'CLOCK M on the premises. Mt pubic aucTon 20 ZIG
highest bidder therefor, that "
wing in The county of Gloucester S.asn ..
$50 ACRES. more or less, On the following terms
rU-wft: ..,,, ~ s.,d cola
For cash sufficient TO pasthe expenses or s s sae
and the costs Of said suits the RESCUE o. .ne
chase. money In four equal instaiments ~ slx
twelve eighteen and twenty four month me cresit
fnsfalmepts tobear interest ut The ratc OF SIX PEI
ccninna ner annum from day of sale. and TO ne
evidenced by negotiable notes the ute 20 DC re-
tained unti all the puFchase-money Is paid.
'''' JAMES NELSON,
Special Commissioner;
THOMAS G.. JACKSON,
Specia Commissioner;
ri. BOSWELL SEAWELL,
a. zErot Special Commissioners.
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GpI-nES & WILLIAMS. 4 urtonucrs. je z

NOTICE.-By virtue OF a writ Of fer
N foci1s issued from the clerks Office OF the
County Court of Giles county In the name or D. A.
French for. &c, rs. Pulaski and Giles Turnpike
COMPANY. and In my hands.fo for collection, will on
the arm DAY OF OCTOBER, $40. at he front
door of the court house of Giles county; offer for
cash ONE SECTION OF TEN MILES OF THE
PULASKI AND GILES TURNPIKE ROAD, II!
said county, running from Peariburg 10 near Pop.
lar HILL which has been levied upon 10 satisfy said
writ. j. II. WOOURAM. D.
for j. A. Hale. s. 6. G..
JUNE II, 1879. je 20-1aw90d
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AUCTION SALEsg..sF ufMre gsnys.
sE.TSssI5 NJ Erlhbs q Williams,
Rs.t Estste Agents and Auc .ieueefs,
Il r,to,,.nlh street bet Neen Hal 4 md Bank. 3

n,RusTEEs, SALE BAR, BAR
BILL LIAR I.TABLEs,& &C.. AT
AUCTION by virtue Of - deed of tri.st executed
by Charles Koch to the u Idefsime trustees, and
BY corsent OF partc. nIerested We VIII sell Of
auction, upon the p iemises. on MOI DAn. 5s.h
day July. as1e o'e sS tf not not sod u p5i-
vate sale by Friday st, instans the well M
ed BAR, R-FIS. TUBES BiLIIAR4-ihanmnL.Gsss E
and other located at NO; So yh 1ais
Broad street ad ssing the CITY Hall, an1ons "ti'Su
we will epumer ATE f5{ II. s6st
q FINE sHC sW. CASES,
s BLLihR. TABLES with aprsrtenar ees COM
/ POOL GSBLE with appuftendnses eompleteh
FINT jsXR. AND / iLiTSNsCH-C0UNTER,
NNiENIRRORS, - ~ F1
~ aSsA LARGE CH AIRS.
- TOBACCO, CIGB RSx .,o,,e =.
fh 20 Lot SHELVING. PAasT!TiONs, as,
These fixtures are Grst.clsss ana o,s npticles.
i TssRMs: The deed requires cash, DuL sI s Il. an
Die that more accommodating terlns WIN VIZ - -
ngsuuced nj thesime OF sale. -
- JOHN A. MEANLEY,. Trn5teCs.
4 WILLIAM 81. FALMAN,S ~,
Il NR-The above articles may DC pureuIl,Ia PC
yatejy ms Whole If application De mace 70 INC
| tioneers' oaef oeiofe 1 GRr BBs l. WILLIAMS,
I o~>>-r..-a AurHonsers.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
o. W. PICKRELL. President
r. Is. SNEAD, Cashier.
CITY RaILWAY:..oMNIBUs LINE.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
ON AND AFTER JULY 3, 1879, a
" LINE OF OMNIBUSES win be run IN connec-
ton with our ears from the western terminus 70
Hollywood, with no additional charge 10 the nshat
car fare. T.. l.. Wake
+ Nv 2-1m Superintendent,
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VALUABLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE
Y IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.-By. virtue of
deed Of trust executed by Robert TAYLOR 70 ne I'M
bigheSt bidder on the premises, at II o'clock on
3lst July. 1870, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND belonging TO said Taylor con.
tanning about 700 ACRES, lying on Falling river at
Its insertion with StauntOn rret and adjoining tne
Red Hill estates of the Ia John Henry 1t las eood
productive, convenient to mills, and 10 stanton
river which Is navtgabe fer steamboats, 10 the Rcli-
mond and Danr1tle railroad. The lands are III
good state of cultivation. and the improvements,
though plain. are substantial and ample.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day Oh
sale. 1885,. III, .,
MIR. Berkeley. who resides on the place: Will take
pleasure In showing the farm 10 any one desiring TO
seeit before the day Of sale. -,
CHARLES M. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN N. MILLER,
i-1e1o Trustees.
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A LLAN LINE OF ROYAL a>FSs&
n MAIL STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-sssssAEsassss
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore. Md, every AL
TERNI,TE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool uia
Queenstown. Superb cabin accommodation. Rates
OF pa sage: Cabin S75; Storage, S2s: intcrne-
datc. $40. Also, WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE be-
tween Quebec, Canada. and Liverpool UiG London
dcrry-'he shortest possible sea route. Steamships
with excellent passenger accommodation sal
from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY. This route
offers 1000 miles of inland navigation and the
charming scenery OF the Gulf OF st. Lawrence. and
cross the ocean In five days. Cabin tickets include
rail fare TO Quebec. a. W. CARRIER, Agent, S26
Main street. LEVE & ALDEN. General Passenger
Agents. 27l Broadway. New York. jc 3-eod
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FLOUR.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT /
~ have this day appointed ~. HUTZER my
a&ent, 70 buy and sell for eash only e.
EicaAoSD, July lis, 1879. - ~ Is.sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21

EyoR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
IL STORE No. 715 Main street, Between EI
Seventh and Eighth streets, with o large dwelling
above. which Is well suited for boarding house.
Canal banks JAMES 81, TAYLOR & SON., :.
jy 1881 Real Estate Agents and AucEonetrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21

EoR RENT THAT DESIRABLE@
( II! STORE AND DWELLING No. 1912 ELI
Msln street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. ."
Also. that FIRST-CLASs .BAR-RoOM, Bill
LlAR D-SALOUN. and BUWLlNG.ALLET. 'front.'
ing on Broad and Capitol streets between Ninth and
Tentk streets, with several rooms above, which can
be used as dining-rooms in connection with the
fnloon. f. JAMES II. TAYLOR; & son, q 9
is ES-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.