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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-12
Eureka Dailp Sentinel.


In our local columns will be found a dis
ratch from certain prominent citizens Of
storey county calling upon u people for
assistsuYce in the fight now being waged
aK.inst the railroads. The most remark
able thing contained in the telegram is the
assertion Of Senator Doolin that the mass
meeting lately held at the Opera House did
not represent the business interests Of Eu-
reka, and that the taxpayers took no part.
The latter assertion may in a measure be
true. for the property owners, who are the
taxpayers, have but little interest in this
nght, the brunt Of which falls on merchants
Indirectly and the consumers Of merchan-
disc directly, and the meeting in question
was chiefly attended by the two latter
classes. The tax payer, who is the prop
erty owner, collects his rents from mer-
chants and others without reference to rail-
road charges. and cares but little SO long as
his interests are not attacked; the mer-
chant, who pays what he deems excessive
freight, does not feel justified in losing his
percentage, and so adds an additional
charge to his goods, which is, of course.
paid by the purchasers, most of whom are
laboring men. 1t is this class, therefore,
who are mainly affected, and are their
wants and demands entitled to no consider
alton? Senator Doolin would hardly make
such an assertion about election times.
The Senator may be justified in his present
course, but to assert that the meeting
was not worthy Of consideration, is
. gross injustice to a large part Of our
community who have an inalienable right
10 be heard in our Legislative halls. More
over, the meeting was attended and con
Quoted by taxpayers, and most OF our
prominent merchants took part.
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NEW S.
SPECIAL TO TIL EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Passage Of the Discipline Bill.
A BRITISH COLUMN UTTERLY ANNiHILATED.
Five Thousand Zulus Killed and
Wounded.

BERLIN, February IL.
Previous to the passage Of the Parlis-
mentary Discipline bill Of the Federal
Council, Bismarck took part in a very
lively debate. The representatives Of Wur-
temburg Intellectually attempted to further
amend the bill, and those Of Bavaria, Old
emburg, Reuss and Berlin voted against
the bill.
LONDON, February II.
A Berlin dispatch reports that Bismarck
spoke forcibly, but unavailingly, in the
Federal Council for the retention Of the
clauses of the Parliamentary Discipline
bill which were stricken out by the COM
mittee. 1t is also rumored that the bill
only passed by one vote. The representa-
tives Of Saxony, Baden Baden, Hesse and
Prussia voted for it.
CAPE Town, via St. Vincent, Feb. H.
On the 21st ult. q British column, con-
sisting OF a portion Of the Twenth-fourth
regiment, a battery of artillery, and GOO
native auxilliaries, was utterly annihilated
near the Tnglia river by $4,000 Zulus,
who captured a valuable convoy Of 102
wagons, 1000 oxen, two annon 400
shot and shell. 1000 rifles, 20, 900
rounds Of ammunition, 10000 pounds
weight Of provisions, and the colors OF the
Twenty-fourth regiment. 1t il estimated
that 5000 Zulus were killed and wounded
in the battle. Among the killed on the
British side are two Majors, four Captains,
twelve Lieutenants and the Quartermastcr
Of the Twenty-fourth Regiment two Cap
tains OF the Royal Artillery, and q Colonel,
Captain, four Lieutenants and a Sergeant
Major of Engineers. besides 81 other Brit
ish officers commanding the native lines.
Seven attacks, subsequently made by the
Zulus, were repuised, and the colony is
now somewhat recovering from the utter
CONSERVATION which at first prevailed.
Natolis is in Great Tangier. and disturb
arces are feared in Pongland. Lord
Chelmsford. commander OF the expedition,
has been forced to retire, in consequence
OF his defeat. 1t is estimated that 800
soldiers were killed, besides the officers
enumerated above. Governor Sir Bartle
Frere has sent appeals to England for re-
Inducements. The mail steamer for Eng
land was dispatched a day or two earlier
than usual. with q request for six regi-
ments Of infantry and a brigade Of caval-
ry. The British force was compelled to
recross the border. The force which was
annihilated was attacked while guarding
the camp Of the headquarters Of the col
umn.
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Another Casa of suic,ac.

PORTLAND, February II.
William Love, a well-known dairyman
living a few miles from the city. is sup
posed to have committed suicide this
morning, by drowning. While eating his
breakfast this morning, he got up from the
table and left the house. AS he did no
return, search was instituted, when his
hat and coat were found lying on the banl
Of the river, and there were tracks leading
into the river. Efforts to recover his body
have thus far been unsuccessful
There was q snow storm here last night
and it is cold and raining now.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-12

STATE AND NElGMB0REiOOD.
Condensed Items Cleaned from OuI
Exchanges.

Exchanges.
Ex-Governor Bradley is reported quite
i'll at Lathrop, California.
Hay is selling in the fields near Bakers
field, CAL, at 81 per ton.
Revised returns of the production Of
wine in Napa county, Cal, in 1878, show
that 2 100, 900 gallons were made.
From 10000 to 10000 acres will be
seeded to wheat in the San Fernando valley,
Los Angeles county, this season.
There is now an abundant supply of
water in the Carson river for milling, and
all other purposes.
The Chinese in Tulare rejoice over the
passage Of the law restricting the number
Of their countrymen to Is on each vessel
coming to the United States.
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SALE.
A Rare Chance
PURCHASE SUPERB FURNITURE,
NEARLY NEW,
At Half Its Real Value

OWING TO HIS EARLY DEPARTURE FOR
~ the East, we will sell at public auction,
ON Saturday next. at ! O'Clock r. M, the
entire household furniture OF John Shoenhar,
Esq, at his residence ON South Spring street.
Tn goods to be sold consist Of solid black
walnut parlor and bedroom sets. carpets. mir
stoves. cooking utensils, ETC.; also. a magnih-
cent
Seven-Octave Rosewood Piano,
OF arti site design, beautiful workmanship and
sweetest tone. Cost 81 900 at the factory OF
Messrs. chickering 4 Co.. New York City.
The goods may be seen every day. between 10
A. N. and 4 p. NJ.
~ Sale positive and without reserve.
GOLDSTONE X FRIEDMAN, Auctioneers.
Eureka, February II, 1879. febl2t I'd
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PUBLIC

A "HoooIsa" GAME.

A ''HoGoIsa" GAME.
From the Phoebe Record.
We learn from a letter written by a Car
son correspondent that only two papers
have been paid by the Republican Central
Committee for printing. AS members of
those two establishments were members of
the State Central Committee, we suppose
they .hoSged' all the money a%ppropri-
ated for paying the printing bills to their
own establishments.
NEVADA ENERGY.
From the Esmeralda Herald.
Governor Kinkead's inaugural address
came to hand last Monday. 1t was deliv-
cred at the Capital on the 7th Of January,
over four weeks ago. The reason it was
not in print before, and distributed
throughout the State, is because all the
printing for the State of Nevada has to be
done in San Francisco. owing to the fact
that there are no printers or type in this
State. 1t is a sad state Of ~aff.irs, though,
possibly economical. 1t is hoped the Leg
islature will either remsdy the matter or
adjourn in a body to San Francisco, where
such work can be done in a reasonable
length Of time.
QUEER IDEAS OF JUSTICE.
From the Carson Appeal.
The seating Of Hon. James w. Haines in
the seat in the Senate to which he was
elected, last fall, is one of the ~justest
things ever done by a deliberative body.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-12

There are 100 white women employed
in a Chinese laundry, in Bellville. New
Jersey.
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Ton PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 4
81 SPECIALITY ut this Office.
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COSTUMES AND D0MIA0ES
To the Public.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
IL firm Of Goldstone 4 Scott have no author
ity to collect bills for me. Hereafter / will
make my own collections.
JOHN HUEBNER.
Eureka, February 10, 1879. febl1 In
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r EGAL BLANKS, OF ALL DE.
IL scriptions. printed to order at the SEN
TINEL OFFICE.
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NOTICE

+ H. DE LA MATYk HAVING ON THE
e. 1st Of January. 1879. sold his business
and goodwill to @. b. and DIR. .E. b. De La
Matyr, the business will hereafter be carried
on by them, under the firm name of
G. n. DE LA MATYR Il co.
Eureka, January 90. 1879. jan3l I'm
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MORE LIoHT!

TINTIL FURTHER NOTICE W. NJ, n
u sell $50 deg. fire test. Water White o.l, ~
lots Of five cases and upwards At - 20 Ms
cases at 50. 50, Cash. X. SApLEnT y"
Eureka, january 8. 1879. JAW"
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THAT was a neat thing said by the New
York cypress, when it asserted that the
farther the inquiry into the campaign OF
1876 is carried, the clearer ii shows ssthat
the burglars have got of with their plum
der, and put the police on the track Of the
man they have robbed"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-12

ALL can see now. by merely looking, OBJ
sskves the Boston Post. how it was that no
Republican eiphen were found in that
trunk when it was opened for the Senate
Committee. The party Of moral ideas had
swept and garnished their own record be-
fore they called the country to look at that
Of the Democrats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-12

The terrible Russian plague is spreading
beyond control, and the countries border
ing on its frotiers are up in arms to pre-
vent its spreading through their domains.
TEE press Of both parties unite in pre-
dieting that the Pension bill will prove the
most costly piece Of legislation the country
has known for years.
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SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
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NEW YORK, February IL.
G.. T. Simons, crazed by the elopement
of his wife, poisoned his three children and
cut his own throat to-day.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., February IL.
AT Sumter, to-day, Sam Lee, colored, a
Republican leader, recently appointed
Postmaster of this place, was tried and
found guilty of official misconduct, while
Judge OF the Probate Court. Lee could
not be found, but was represented by coun-
sal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-12

Following Is the list OF Registered Letters
which must be sent to the Dead Letter Once
If not called for in 80 days. To obtain these
letters, the party must be known to the Post
master, or be identified by some responsible
person
Depauli Dominica Carbon Joe
Williams Eliza
feb12H Q. NJ. WILSON. P. N.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 12e5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AMP NIGH NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTio0sN on
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL. NOTICES.
III DOUBLE COMPOUND LEVER CUTTING
NIPPERs.
s tho
% am and Of s.s
that the the npper should that any
@
cents addti9nal every pair warranted All orders Should
PETER A. rRAssE 4 Co.:
IL: lssallsed KentasLy State Lottery ~
ss szass ss'se se = e
80 So q ess s. ss ss 4 90 IS 4 s7 T. s -
IL " posery s 70 S s. wai ds ST. 81
ANN @ @ as % @ @ srSsss ST.
K. sSIS aass4u !zoKsos e axskHss Z SAHsAO ST.
IN glFSE FSE fAE4A5 EhAE sAr2 e ISfHar
HAS SS%SVs s. Is
CAPITAL PRiZE, sl5.oon.
SALE Al u or GEoSK on E4s DAy %ATs ~
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZES, $2oo,ooo, $4,000, $4,000
coMMoNwEALTH PIsTgIpqTIoN I gGS, \; COMPANY
mas 1aTh. cArlTAL 'ia2s rEi2E. sssSSAA sso,S1o ~
LITTLE HAVANA CAPITAL PRIZE, s4,5oo
JACKSON & CO., BANKERS, 81 NASSAU ST.
--COMMONWEALTh DISTRIBUTION COMfANl.
city Of Louisville Tho thirteenth popular
at hand-he same brilliant scheme and tho same un-
Certificates only 81 and all orders or communications
other subjects should be addressed 70 coMMERFoRD
at No ies Broadway New York.
U LIS BROADWAY s3s BROADWAY.
hknsrueKY sfAFk y EFkkrhh5Ff h6ffrs4 s4sKhs Aks ALWAYS
PkAWN oSTosER I I1rH T. GArIrA sO9
wASs ) SsS&S SS4$SEs IS dArbTSI SHSSs
ESTgqKy 6545srh S5A5E HAS s AdxAs dxfFsL $4,000
isl sss a aoo4 a5ays
n OCToBEs IS; CAPITAL, 1880
TITLE HAvANA,,oRIGINAL; GOULD \ CO.
cided by Royal Havana r. FIELD CO., l.2l2 Broad
way
Nulcers and cancers cured without cutting. sounds,
BY s oSsn %
thirty practice by their has that
disease dabetss dropsy paralysis. gravel stone in the
liver and bladder, which become fatal unless these
book directions urinary and physi-
clans advice free. Depot ard Offices 29l broadway N
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, GRAVE
stones, &C. A. KLABER 1874 East 18th ST. near Sd av.
MARBLE MANTELs, MoNUNENrs;, THING. &C.
NJ Z. NJ. MARSH MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN. l4s
I1 East soth st.; ring twice
NINE. coward AND ASSISTANTS. ELECTRICIANS.
treat magncticaly rheumatism, sciatica and general
debility. l72 9th NV.
MISS LoTTIE BANCROFT AND ASSISTANT GIVES
l lelectro magnetic treatment for rheumatism nervous
diseases, &c. 152 Sd av.. one flight don't ring.
N --LIzZIE NEWELL. 7si BROADWAY, TRANCE
M Test Medium MEDICAL examinations rhenmsti.m,
baths
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
POST OEFICE NOTIC....

IDOST
Tho Foreign Mails tho weck ending Saturday Octo
bcr ls 1879, will close at this office Tuesday at NJ
for Europe by steamship Wisconsin, Quccnstown
Wednesday, ut 4. NJ, for Europe, by steamship Gallia
via Queenstown Correspondence for France be
ciay addressed, and ut r. NJ. for France direct by
steamship Canada. via Iavre; on Thursday, at 30 NJ
for Ireland direct by steamship City of Montreal via
Queenstown Correspondence Tor Groat Britain and tho
Continent must be specially Addressed and at IL M for
Europe by steamship Lessing via Plymouth, Cherboug
aud Hamburg; Saturday. at A. NJ. for Europe. by
steamship Germanic via Queenstown correspondence for
Germany and Scotland must be specially addressed and
Rt A. NJ for Scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia via
Glasgow; and at IL 80 A. NJ for Europe by steamship
Mosei via southampton and Bremen the mails for Dem
marx. sweden and Norway despatched by Hamburg
aud Brcmen steamers only The mails Tor Hayti Colon
ba Grey aud Port Lmon will leave Now York Octo-
ber IA. Tho mails for iayti and Jamaica will loave Now
York October IL The mails for ,havana will leave New
York October 10 and H. The mails for Newfoundand viii
leave New York October H. The mails for Mexico leave
New York October ls. The mails for China and Japan
will leave San Francisco October % The mails for Aus
trslia, &C., will leave San Francisco October "a
TlOs L. JAMES Postmaster.
NEW YORK. Oct IL. 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

EkTY ON 42D AND AID STS AND HOUSES AND
LOTS ON 74TH AND WATER sTs
Friday October ~ at II o'clock ut the Exchange Sales
WATER sT.-Three story brick House and Lot No. 34s
74TH sT-Four story brick Tenement House and Lot
No $50 East 18th ST. south sde 100 feet of LIST
four ayP Ss p aSss s with
on the M side Of t2d and @ .sshs, @ I aide of 4sa St.
The bgdngs well adapted for factory and
Shading viii be sold WITH the prsmisd
DOE II. SMITH a Co, AUCTloNEERs, WILL SELL
lat saetien on Saturday October is at r ~ on the
ham Paynta comprising 100 acres choice land at Little
fron @es from Wholesome Depot and three miles
from Flushing Town Hall mansion house, three smaller
pie orchards pond Asa pleasant country residence
aaap,ed for srSsang good roads to
fertilizers by landed premises; soil very
productive yielding abundant crops OF hay grain. &C.;
title indisputable; terms liberal
INSTRUCTION.
( n ENGLISH VISITING GovERNEss OF EXPEkL
oahnS nr asss saa
NJ. ia East SD
An ENGLISH LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN
family SCHOOL, teaches modern languages music &c;
ALPHA care Of Messrs. Christner. $50 9TH
AN ACCOMPLISHED AND EXPERIENCED IN
Asraetrsss Of English mathematics rns music Latin:
an additional visiting engagement city patrons Ad-
OOARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN.-HOAb
Dcomfors: healthy location; very low. Address
AUGUSTUS WHITLOCk.
DEST TEACHERS, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN.
Dprompty provided for families, schools, colleges.
SCHERMERIiORN. 80 East lith.
lIREXcH CONVERSATIONAL LESSONS BY PA
risian lady diplomce; terms moderate Nile VEREL.
,2ssS Broadway. room To- hrst foor.
MISS f. HORN DIPLOMEE TEACHER OF HIGH
er German French and English branches has returned
from Euroe and resumes private teaching Address Mr.
CHkISrERN lSO 9th av.
rTEACuERs wANTED.-sUPERIOR MUSIC TEACH
lady, for female college German for New
England German governess Now Jersey thorough Eng
ls teacher gentleman, city school other particulars
yesterdays HERALD SCHEKMERHORN, 3O East l4th.
vVANTED-A TEACHER (GENTLEMAN) OF CLAS.
w sizes for first class school, city, also lady for
French. German aud music Apply to Miss M J. YOUNG
American and Foreign rcachers Agency, - Union
NANTED-A TUTOR, TO ASSIST A BOY PREPAR-
w coliege services required hours five
ings ~ weok. Address WILLIAM, 2.7U7 Post oiico
New York. stating terms ana qualifications.
VVANrED-LADIES FOR FRENCH. ENGLISH. MU.
w sic spanish; others America an European Teachers
Bureau, "a West 31th.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
SPORTING, BoOKMAKING. sc.

A 10 WEST 2STH T.-HANLAN-COU RTNEY BOAT
Trace Books open and orders received for ~ Paris
Mutuas KELLY a BLISS.
+ I. Il. JOHNSONS. 81 WEST 25TH ST. HANI4AN
ana courtney boat race; received French
tickets, - each onmission. 3 per cent.
AT TURF COMMISSION OFFICE. 10 WEST 2sTH
IAst-hanian and Courtney boat Thursday. Oeto-
Dor 10; orders received tickets, So. CRIDGE CO.
ROOk OPEN ON GUBERNATORIAL CONTEST AND
Lon Hanlan and Courtney Race. MoCLOUD 4 MAHO-
NEf. Alliance Club, !. 1913 Broadway, New York
HANLAN AND COURTNEY BOAT RACE-.ORDERs
II received No. Barclay ST. and 10 18th Tickets ~
and % W. LOWELL
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
t BARKER & SONS
ACITY AUCTION MART AND n Y. TATTERSALL'S.
CORNER OF broadway and a9th ST.,
CHARLES ". BARKER. AUCTI0NEER.
REGULAR SALES every ednosday and Saturday
TWENrifOUR hours allowed for trial.
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY,
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
HORSES. CAnRIAsaEs &C.

RREWsTER co.
- (of Broome st)
BEOuGHAMS,
LANDAUS,
COACHES.
We invite Inspection of stock OF fall and winter
styles after and the best foreign designs all fitted
with the celebrated Rubber Gu shoned Axle
BROADWAY, nth AND 18TH SITS.
(only place of businessL
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

At ~ BARCLAY ST. fARoLE CLUB ORDERS
Areceved AID books open Hanan and Courtney boat
race, OoI Ia HACkETT D DIX LAcl
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

EXECUTORS SALE VALUABLE FACTORY PRO
EkTY ON AID AND ADD STS., AND HOUSES AN
LOTS ON 74TH AND WATER SIS.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR A SMALL HOUSE,
IL in Harlem nice residence with 20 acres OF
land from Forty depot Now Haven
Railroad. Address X f., box l6l Herald Uptown Office.
TTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FARM IN CALL
fornia fruits, grapes, amonds great bargain for
going there 7. II. SUMNER. 2O6 broadway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-05
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND AND PBTERSErRG2
RAILROAD CoMrANT. \
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,

RICHMOND AND PErERSErRG3
RAILROAD COMPANY.
51OMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
" trslns on .his read will run follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1885 Z. d., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecs1r2
for Charleston, savannah; Augusta
and Aiken (via Eharle,ton!' i;alelgh.
and Manchester, ard a&HaifsWas,op
500 4. NJ, ' k!teco,,so D i sssss.
The Atlantic. Me- assahta.
railroad fer BristnlS3 nooea,
Nashville, Memthfsssa--a5s >SEehturs,
Farmyil,c and other lOca! Stations Or
that road, making same time asbY
any other line. Stops II al! regular
5:oop. N. ACCOMMODATToN TRAIN daily
(except Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will Eake close connection
AT Petersburg fer NorfoiF. -
lO:35 z. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, sud al: points
South and Southwest. Pullman Sleep
ing-car from Washington for VIII
miagton. Savannah, and the South.
Stops ont1 at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
".-.. LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. d., THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
- ~. with Richmond, Fredericksburg And
-.-E., st. Potomac railroad for sll points North
East, and West Stops AZ Manages
f. - RI -! ic, and Chester and at IMlfSSSs>
| s23A. NJ, ACCOAM0DATtUN TRAIN daily
| Except Suutay). Stops 1t all ss@
| tons. =.
ITO p. NJ, ACCOMAToDATIoN. TRAIN daily
| iexcep; Sunday. stops only at Man
-- chester aud Chester, aud HALFWAY ot
H-.@ti' on stgusl. ., ado,
| 3.55 p, u. THROUGH NAM. daily, sonhecnn,
! with RichmoAl, Erederichshnrs an'
I Potomac railroad for XII points Eas
| ... and West. Also, making close cSnhsSsSS
81 ton with the Chesapeake ana cn'
| railroad for the Yirslni. Spr!iss, aI
ali points North aud West. rms uI a
| stops at Manchester aud IhTSter; az
>. at Hall. Way and DrurSs hi"4' %
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start fror
' sESDAY IxGuHsroN TRAINS leave Rlsh
mono $40 A.. 81. and $50 P. NJ; ieass ee'ef'
burg $50 A. Ne and 62S p every n anSHS
l my3 4. SHAW, superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-05

AIR. George Rope, Of San Francisco, got
drunk and proceeded to battle In the PUBLIC
fountain. They arrested him, not wanting
any tight Rope exhibitions in the street
Free Press.. .s. S5 ..s .t,< II,
ri lie law which sends d boy OF twe!Ye,to
r,iscn Tor bad conduct should send his
fnihsr along with him Tor. bad government.
4 FSes Press. 5ss
80 Sleepy TOMB managedsto PAGES mile
5at Chicago I'D 2::l2 So If that horse Eyer gets
wide assske he oug ht ito prove quite spSy.
Albany Eosnsfg journal. IS. 80 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-05
BY Frank ID. Hill / Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
L LARGE NUMBER or BUlLDtiNGs;, h9I S,r ~
TWELFTH. TIIIETEENTH. FOCRIEENIH:
FIFTEENTH, MARSHALL. CLAY; LEIGH, AND
sTKEETsBy virtue of Zee, .eed p OF rTTt 10 1h me
son and rec orded in Richmond Chancery Court, IN
D. B. liz G.. page 307. default having ben made
In The payment Of certain egot able note therein
secured and at The request Of the beneficiary In said
deed will offer, t:'e premises besnnlns at ne
corner of thirteenth and Leigh streets, on WE'D
SESDAY, August l3, 1879. ut AZ o'clock L. NJ.
the PROPERTY described IN said decd "a, as fol: o.,
laws: All trat certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
LASD formerly known as WatSons tenement,
bounded by ShOckoe creek. Marshall. Clay, Leigh
Stnth Tcnih. Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
tcenlh, and Fifteenth streets The properly can be
being centrally located and convcnentio thewort-
shops Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, Od Market. &c. offers flne chance ior spec
building purposes.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay note for $4,000
with Interest from May l, 1879, and expenses OF
sale; The balance uron! terms to be announced by
mo RO. II. GILLIAN, Trustee.