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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-14
BY Poindexter 6 Upper. ~s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Min street.

Two NEW. TWO-STOKY BRICH
L DWELLINGS ON PRICE STREET BE.
TWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON, FRONTING
CITY RAILWAY STABLES, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-We will sell by auction on TUESDAY
June 17,h. At 6 O'Clock, The above properly Jus,
completed, fronting II feet each, with five room:
erch verandas in front, and ai!eyways on side fu.
lshef I'm best style. p. . i
ie Is poINDExTER & TUPPER.
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A, SIMPLE saltwater Lumber
m an.]-If the man who gave. us by mistake
the lead quarter he was saying,t put in the
eontributiop-boX Sunday will call we will
cheerfully allow, him to rectfy bis error. X.
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s,Lsp,g.bGn s.ssH~-.

OFFICE OF THE PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
RICHMOND. VA, June s. 1879. }
TRAINS LEAVE RICH
L MOND at A. NJ. tizily txcent Sunday and At
II r. NJ (daiIyl FOR ALI THE FAMOUS NINE
RAJ SPRINGS AND MOUNTAIN RESORTS Of
The Blue Ridge aud Allcphanics. Straight and
round-trlD tickets at The following low rates IN
CLUDIN( STAGE FARES WHERE NECESSA-
RY, are on sale, good 10 return till October 3lat:
49, FROM RICHMOND,
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REAG. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
.~... by Robert B. Lyme, ''' .''
Real Estate Auctioneer anu Agent, = .'s
1912 Main street. .-

:GHALK-LEVEL FARM. IN CARO-
" LINE COUNTY. VA, FOR SAL Il am re-
uuescd BY the owner offer for sale pri eately that
wt,ll-knowp and desirable FARM CHALK LEVEL,
con aiming sci ACRES. situated IN Lar9na coun-
~ about thirty miles from Richmondand two miles
from ,Ruther Glenn station. on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad The improyemgIn,s are arr
DWELLING. containing eight large rooms beslnes
closets: large STABLES, CoKN-HOUSES, TO-
and all other necessary ont
houses Tie land l. of the bes' In that section Of
the country. having been improved by phosphate,
guanos &C., and Is suited for all crops, especially
tobacco, wheat, corn. &c The iarm Is wei Wateteu
Der on IL: is well fenced in. There Is fac young
orchard of choice selection. This Is really an ex-
ce!lent farm. and is worthy of Inspection. Neigh
boorhood is equal 10 any in Virginia.
: TERMS: VIII be Long and liberal, and bargain
can be bought.
ROBERT i. LYME,
ie'1aSM WFM5t 1912 Main street.
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. BY Wellington Goadin,
Peal Estate Agent and Anctioncer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 LITTLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN IIENRIEO
ABOUT THREE MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
BErW ZEN THE DEEP.RUN TURNPIKE AND
RAILROADS. trustee in Il certain decd Of trust
from Mr.. J.. H. Stra''on. bearing date 9TH of De-
ccmber, 1873. and duly recorded in the IIenrico
County Court, shall. rs trustee proceed 10 sell as
public auction. on The preEisnt. on TUESDAY The
17th ofJune. 1879. ut O'Clock p. NJ. the EXCEL
LENT LITTLE EARN Ca'eGaS aaove. now III the
occupancy of Mr.. Stratton ard his family. II ad-
Joins The lands of ~ ssis Thomas Johnston, John
A. Lynham. and others containipg 40 ACRES. the
most of which is open land Of tar quality. The I'M
provcmenrs consist or comfortable DWELLING
and the usual Ouf. buildings. There IS on the place u
very superior ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUITS
ana 4 well of good wafer.
TERMS: Enougi in cash to defray expenses OF sale
anu pay Oft the priucipa' and interest OF bond
amounting to about $4,000: balance such terms
as shall be announced III the time If sale.
". GOnDIN, Trustee.
r. S. The creditor would, IL sired grant liberal
crc,lits on bis Gebt. je 4
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-.f BY ". Goddiu, kUctioneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF
L HANDSOME LOT NORTH SIDE or EEV-
ERLY lOR HARNIEl STEEL GETW ZEN
WASHINGTON AND TEMPLE STKEEIS.IBy
1875, recorded in Henrico County Court. in d. H..
90. u. 1872, ! will sell, on the premises, on MON
DAY, lGlh OF june. 1879, III 81 O'Clock =. NJ. the
described LOT. known as No. Z, III the dlyi-
sion OF Thcnderlch Iiohertson'S estate. rs by 100
feet TO Il fourtccn-fnot alley.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust. d cd. ~
a. e. APPERSON, Trustee.
j. t. ArPERSON, Salesman. JET
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BY GoddIn. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs,
i..- 11OG Nlin street.

SALE OF FRA NJ z
/! L DWELLING No. 4O9. on THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAn, BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS. Ar AuCT1ON.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust dated 2SLh OF April. 1866. executed
BY Joseph IiaugiL and wife. und duly recorded in
tile Chahcery Court clerks Office OF the city Of
Richmond. default having been made tharain. and
being required 81 To do by the beneficiary therein
scored. shall sci on THURSDAY, June 9; S79,
1T 5 O'Clock p. NJ. Gu The premises. the FRAN e
DWELLING No. 4US west Brotd street. contain
ing ten rooms. The lpt fronts .3UA feet and runs
back 80 feet 30
TERMS: Ca,h rs to expenses. of sale and TO pay
Off the SUN OF 5000 now due: the balance on Il
crrdit OF four. eight. and twelve months with III
ttre,t from day Of sale. and deed OF trust TO Sc
cure The credit payments.
i. j. BRANT. Trustee.
As trustee l,nder deed from Joseph HanGt aud
wife, dateI August o. 1873 untte IN ils foregoing
sale. 1uOMaS d. l. AM.
10 10 Trustee.
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TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
L will he sold on The same terms, that BtAUTI-
FUL BUILDING LOT. No. 100. III the plan ct
Buena Visa, on rhe north side OF Williams between
Carter and Richie strerfs-SOx130 feet.
". GODDIN, Auciionecr..
i'll. APpEEsoS, Salesman. je IL
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.pECrACLEs, EYE.GLASSES. &c:

sPECCACLES, EY E-Gi A SSi:H. -
a
mo REGAIN YOUR SIGHT sT
FOR csc. spEt"fA.
call It 1904 Main street and get pal. ". o!
s,nsrlor quality always on hand. fricFn,
nnwsi d,. Sk1ifulIy adjusted 20 iheettr.RpIS,
Ap'e'~'' w. Il. COW aLnSellsr,
Practical optieian. Watchmaker: s az ala street
+ NH 22-oln
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. &
4: RIcHkosp. Juno Is. 1872 &
nrrRRrNas EEPoRfED 10 SECRETARY. +
tsona.-- W4ifs, ea bushels. HiSed, Q 60 bushels;
az which 90 bushels we're re-exhtplLeos
ftATsS-22 bushels. h e ~ &. S.
- sAt,rrs REpoRTED TO sEcRE TAkY.
81 wHEAT--R FED, b bashela ut Sl.t y.
Il fonN-- Waite. SO bnsfsels very good at DOC.
tlArss-22 bushels cotn MON .. 49,
~ ~ ~ flour.
zine. o.. so; gupernne. aA.5o: extra. $o.Sos1
as 20: common family, 1915 ase fancy efanast
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
FE1pAY, June 10, 1879.
The number Of hresss to-day ron prfsed IL noss-
<beas pr,s A t1erccs. The OFFERINGS az auction On
Change were 90 -packages; Of which numoa uS
we're sosd at prices ranging frons s1.9O to $3.50
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BY " GOdGln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

S 4 L f OF LOT AND
L FRAMED TENEMENT THEREON ON THE
EAST SIDE OF JESSAMINE DETWtE n AND
VENABLE STREETS-As substituted trustee. mp
pointed by an ordrr Of fleni1co County Court. |
Shall sell at auction. on the premises. on MONDAY
the 18th June, 1879, ut i O'Clock L. NJ, the
HOUSE AND LOTlocated as above. now occupied
by DR.. -. The lot has n front OF 30 feet and n
dt.nthl OF 100 feet. and the house contains i've
rooms. For small family II has many advantages
, TERMS: At sale :. HUGH L. DAVIS.
10 II ........ .. 20 a.s Substitute Trustee.
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] >, Css1CRsEKY .ssLASSSYAHsk- go.
OHM A AND GLASS AT PRICES
" THAT ASTONIsH BUYERS. Great bargains
in PLATEl)-WARE, ICE-EREA81 FREEZERS
FRUIT.JARS, WATER.COOLERS.T 1NWARE
CROQUET, aud CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Goods guaranteed III qualify and price. -
80, H. Fl. WALLACE
nv S1..Jy6 4O6 Broad street.
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A connects for Milton. y. G.

A connects for Milton. Nc.
Il CONNECTS for Ssheyc and ali pUEts IN Wrs.".L
North Carpl!ua daily. except SH1Any.
e. rOnaCcts for Macon aud all point; Ia S0T'hW0-t
Georgia
ID connects for ia ksonvIie and all points IN FL.
rita.
connects for Macon and all points In Srnti,Ns
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nasty HE, Nrnr ht.. ana
all Texas points.
+ connects for Selma. Meridian, Jackson, aud
Vicksburg.
{; connects for Calves on and all Texas points.
Trains from The IDuvc-ntIncd uuiuir urTiCe IN
pich,aor,d AT 4:43 = VI. AMI 7:2U !. y.
Trains between Greensboro aud Salon run aig
except SUNDAY.
Pullman Palace Ora winE-"aoin aud shopping tir.
ran through OF Train No. - from N"% YORK ar
Richmond 10 Atlanta. and from t,r"r'i Dor" L, ~.
custa, and on Train No. IL from Naw iuIk Iltl,l-
mond 10 Greensboro.
Tickets sold 10 an points south. s0uthra-t, aGi
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train 80. 9, leaving Richmond At J.!i !.
M..and No 10. arriving /, RiChmurG n - \. y,
will have accommodations for 1 " ,''1md-r.i-i
passengcrs, vino must purchase 'ir."0" " '"' s''-
ting rho tram. No passengers VIII - H.'o"'4 ~
other freight trains.
No lay-oyer checks given on local i',"t:.
JOHN K. w, NIl;DH,
General Passenger Agent.
r. NJ. X. TALcoTT. General ~nt'rnf"ni'nL
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EAST RnEND.
EAST BOZ ND.
laH .rag,, ,rri-a. a., Itot,,,o,,l al


siail train arrives at Richmond daily cS-
cept sunday Observation-Disclosures. s2n - ',
Express train arrives at Richmond Gatly IL
Accommodation train arrives at Rich. ~ ~ VI.
lnond daily except Suuray-at. g.ro :,
A mixed train caves S'aun'0n n III, a. ~.
taxing passengers from Virginia Nlpl,n1 -. W.,
from Washington, and arrives al klc:unnI ., . ,1h
z. M. daily exec pt sunday. ~"
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad H..
ing at HOO A.. ID. for LyucAbur. and 81 ~
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad sriII4", ~, nG'mu",
Virginia Midland railroad, leayIn. al ::lOp " "a
Washington. ''' ''f
connects with Virginia Midland railroad ro.,.-
Ing at $3.50 4. NJ. for Washington. ami y;tia a.,
ginia Midland railroad leaving al Orr NW -,
iLynchburg and Atlantic, Mississippi aid ohio Ka,
road stations. '' '''~
D connects With Valley railroad. .cayng at p
nj. for H1rrisOutury. 10 - !:
CONNECTS with Valley railroad leaving Ut II;
A. 81. :or lIarpcr's Ferry. '-'''
connects with stage line for I.cxin: ton. Va
u connects with g. IL. $. and +, T. steamers .gr Al,
points on the Ohio river ana Cincinnati
III connects with scioto "a:lcy r.l.oal for ,,,n
Northwest. '~
j connects with all lines diy"rsing 10 lie W.,
Northwest, aud Southwest. ". VI. :. pISN
Engineer and SGvrriu'"u,i. IT.
CONWAY i. HOWARD. General P;.srum-,! a,J
IC.I.I NgEnL- my.f
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF A yALU-
" ABLE FARM ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM
CLOVER HILL, CHESTERFlELD COUNTY:
VA-Isv virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county. entered Nav Is, 1879. in the
suit of ~. ". Moore Us. Greshsm's administrator
and als' we, the undersigned, special commits T1i
Chesterfield county. Va, on the 2lsT DAY OF
JUNE. 1879, at TX O'Clock P. NJ: that FARM or
TRACT OF LAND Of which John r. Gresham died
sefz.d and possessed, containing COZ ACRES, lying
and being about five miles from Clover III. CHS
lain Wilkinson. T. NJ. Womack. and others.
i Comfortable DWELLINGS AMI necessary out
buildings. .---.->--
The said sale is made at the risk and costs OF
Clarence Gresham. the former purchaser Thereon.
TERMS: One third cash: amt the residue upon
credits of one and two ycars!le purchaser TO IKE.
cute notes for the deferred payments 1n'errs ,
added from dav of sale and the title retained until
the whole OF the purchase-money Is paid ana
conveyance orticred BY the Court ,.
. 1900 .-.5'.s - C.. G.. MCRAF-
.G ~ .....4. MEADE HASKlNS, 81
'+~ Special Commissioners.
IErtr &c t,,ucoS hurtionpcr lie IL
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ciHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue OF dis
- ,rnss-varraut in my hands. 7 will sell on MON
DAY. June 16. 1879 al ! / O'Clock \. NJ, III the
rooms over 40. 917 Bank street.
SOFAS, TABLES. CHAIRS. RUGS,
9TDEBUARD, CHANDELIERS.
sHAT-RACE, WINDOW-SHADES,
=. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
io12 Sheriff City Richmond.
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.''5 BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notsry Public,
)" Office corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
u. j ! Nn
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= just received from France, a full line of DIN
NER- and TEA-sETS in new designs, ut very low
prices. -
Call and see the sUN-DIAL COOKING STOVES
the thing for roo,n-geepers. :" $50: IS
my % Go E iB. TAYLOR, .1el1 Main Street.
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RICHMOND, fOHn RIVER A>p, n">rtAhEt
RAiLrnAD.
GCuEDULE or TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT APRIL 2, 1879
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Train No. A.. Train ". :.
DAILY. balfg.
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THURSDAY nORNIN0, sEPrEMBER II


The advantages Of railroad competition
to this city are becoming dally more man.
ifcst. A third through line having been
established by means Of the HempGeld
and Pittsburg.southern, and the fare re-
duce,l to 81, the p, W. and KY. has follow
cd suit, and in like manner reduced It's
faro to g. This Of course fixes the fare by
all the routes at the same rate. Two dol.
lars by the HempReld route, and also by
the p, W. and KY, Is at the rate OF about
three cents per mile, which Is quite enough
We are glad to welcome this reduction.
We only wish tina! the HempReld aud
PittsburgSouthern could fix up coke
carrying line between them, and
reduce the freight on that important COM
modify to more reasonable rates than are
now obtainable. However, we arc pleased
to notice that Mr.. Garrett il on visit to
the coke region, and personally examining
the extension project, and we therefore
have hopes that he will soon give the
order for forward movement, II he
could have looked forward two years ago
to the present revival in the iron trade, 1t
would have been mint Of money to his
interests to have had the Hempfeld exten.
sion in running order to-day. He would
now be doing an immense business with
khn Nvnst In that arftHla ....
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some firms who have been fortunate In
having had large stocks on hand when the
rise commenced, and but few contracts.
These lifms will make money, but they
have been especially lucky. / was only,
however, trying to show you that IN In.
discriminate huFrdh about business
booming did not fairly represent the case
lin fact, II does much harm often"
Flows that"
"Well take Il like this. Some Of the en-
ployes OF the firms that are working on or
ders think the employers must be making
big money, and 50 the wofkmen get un-
easy and want more wages. They seem 10
lose sight OF the fact that these orders are
not new, but arc old contracts made Of low
prices In which there Is barely chance
Tor the manufacturers 10 save themselves.
II ID hard to show them that things are
not Just as they seem on the surface, and
II there Is not a strike there Is at least an
unpleasantness. IknoW Of one or two In.
stances where that has been the case"
"Well, what would you have the news,
papers say. You don't pretend 10 say
that business Is not brisk-or 'booming2'h
"oh, no. l know II Is much better than
Il has been for years, and the outlook is
full Of promise, but what wanted to call
your attention 10 was one feature OF the
situation which l think should be un-
derstood both by employees and employers,
and lift was, It would save considerable
friction"
The gentleman elaborated these ideas at
some further length, but the gtst OF his
talk Is thus given.
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trade quite as much Of a farce as resump-
ton. What part Of the country does he
live int We had not supposed the
KanaNha Valley was quite 50 much ont
Of line with the rest Of the country y this
remark from the leading editor down
there would indicate, Outside Of that
secluded valley his remarks would be con.
sidered 10 quote his own language) as
very gross "insult to the intelligence of
the people. rte.
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THE BUSINESS BOON.

Another Feature OF the Situation
Everybody Not Making Money, Because
Tied Down With Old Contracts.
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette Of yesterday, ZIG
See here" said a leading manufacturer
70 the reporter yesterday during casual
meeting, don't you newspaper men over.
do the thing somewhat in your publica.
tons about the business boom-as you
call it"
"How SOP" replied the reporter, "isn't
business booming, generality"
"Oh, don't mean to say that brighter
times haven't come, butin many instances
| think you do gross injustice to manuiac.
tnrers. For instance now in the Business
Points In your paper this morning you
note several manufacturing establish.
ments that are over.run with orders. and
some OF them running double time. Nov
the inference from this is that business Ia
wonderfully prosperous and all manuiac.
turers making money accordingly, which
Is not not the case. Some Of them are max.
ing some money, but others have been
tied down with old contracts and are not
makinga cent. For instance, know OF
one firm now that is full OF business
and seemingly Just making money "hand
over fist, when the fact Is they are hardly
making a living margin. They had 10
keep their works running to give their
hands employment and so took In orders
last May and June. They figured close
and as they look orders contracted Ia
the material To- ill them with, and thev
are now working of these contracts. Ia
look anthem you would suppose they were
reaptng rich harvest from the ad vance in
iron, but they are really mot making a
cent of It. Their goods are sold ahead
s anu me iron g make them contracted for,
down to the lowest margin. II thew had
to buy their iron Of present prices thew
would lose heavily"
eral situation2o 80
mo- could hardly say that. There are
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"They cured me Of Ague, Biliousnesl
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended
l had half bottle left which ! used fol
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neiRhbors said could not be cured. lam
confident should have lost both Of them
one night il ! had not had the Hop Bit
ters in my house 70 use. found they
dono them so much good ! continued with
them, and they arc now we'll. That's why
| say you do not know half the value Of
Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough."-B. Rochester. NJ Y,
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, West Virginia,
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1879,

Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. w. sell at public auction, 10
the highest and best bidder at the front door Of he
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, the fol-
lowing deSCrited real estate that d To Riy; Iot num-
hered q, In the addition 10 The city of WheelinT.
West Virginia, In the Fist ward Of said elty laid out
BY John Mcclure, pat Of which said addition q re-
corded IL SEd Clerks oce, In Deed Book g. page $40
Said lot fronts on the west side Of thirty foot street
has front or width Oh said street Of Thirty feet and
extends EestwardlV uniform width by parallel lines
one hundred aud tWSnty-ulne feet In depth; being
tho same properly conveyed to the said Simon Hoi-
day Of October, 1874, and Of record In aid SrEis
office, In Deed Book g, page 269,
The tue Is believed 10 DO perfect, hut will convey
only the title vested In me by said deed Of trust
TERNs OF SALE-One-ihIrd aud rs much mora n
the purchaser may elect 70 pay cash on day q Nc
and the balance 10 two equal lnGtAlmentS At IT md
twelve onthS, with interest from day Of sale. te.
ieed nAtamenD 10 be secured 10 the satIiGntion Of
tho trurtee. WLlLlAMiP. HUB5ARD,
lo9 Trnltha
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TRUSTEES SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue Of deed Of t,ust, made by Fannie
Banks and Madison Baukg, her husband, 10 me, 4,
trustee, dated the 2Sd day Of March, 1878 and re-
corded Al the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
q Ohi9 county, West Virginia, IL Deed Of Trust
day Of t0btr, 1872 eOmmenrng At 10 O'Clock A. ~,
At the front door Of the curt House Of Ohio county
West Virginia, Spll al public auc ion the following
real o,tlSe piece q reel q ground situate In the
situate on tho east aide Of EoE street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and bounded q fol.
lows Be Inning At a point on the eat hide Of EOf
street. Iortytwo (l feat north Of tho northwest cor
ner Of the N. L. Church lot; thence oaatVardIy al
iEb angles With EOn street, and with the southern
llhe Of parcel o. ground belonging 10 Robert
Strange one hundred C0q) iSSt to twenty (2Ol foot
alleyj thence Soa,hWGIdly and parallel with Eod
street. eighteen s GCet thence WSstWArdIy and par.
allel with the fISt hnC, one hundred (l00) feet 70
Eoh street, thence nOrthWlrdly with the east line q
Eon street, eighteen 81 feet 10 tho place Of BEGIN.
Ming. There Is pr or deed Of trust In favor Of The
Central Building Association No. on the above Dc.
scIibed real estate, the amount Of which VIII b
made known on the'dRy Of sale.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
GFo. P. LINCH, Trustee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trinity Church
Washington, D. q, on sunday evening", aeptemhej
II, 1879, BY the hsV. Dr.. Addison, MF. Charles T
WamallDg, Of Baltimore, 81. D., to Miss Emma J,
AcDeFmOl, Of Warrington, d. G.
Washington, Pa, Reporter pleSSe copy.
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DIED.

RAUCH-On wednesday, September nth, MESA
daughter o. jacob aud Barbra Raueh, aged tWelVi
years aRd ten months.
The funeral will take place from her parents real
dOnee, No. 81 Nineteenth street, Friday afternoon Al
2O'elOek.
GAus-on Tuesday, September 10, 1872, at II
O'Clock A. N, CONRAn A. GAUS, in the 10th year o
Funeral will take place from bis late residence, No
1923 CbaplIus street. Thursday murnIng atsSO O'Clock
requiem High Mas at 81, Alphonsus Church at
O'clock Intermsut at Mt Calvary Cemetery Rule
Of the Catholic Church will 70 observed. Friends o
The family are INVITED to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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erstionI Of YOUTH weakness, early decay lOu
Of iRuh6od, &C., viii Esnd rOSipe that vii cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy vas
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
urp4nrcnp Oy rR4lTs-wu1x1rs 4.4r.

sTrladOlphll AccomnQd AtOn.-Thls train only runs
between Wheeling and Tr1ad0IphIR,
tDAIly except Sunday-EbTirk Accommodation,
tSteubonville Accommodation train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar
tina FAIRY and BallAre, Stopping whom required At
sherman Hoaso, RtlaTileI West Wheeling and
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TRVsrEE'ssALE OF
Valuable North Wheeling Property.

By virtue Of deed oitrust, made by Simon Holland
and Mary Jane, his wife, to the undersigned tftstee
dated July q, 1874 and recorded In the once Of Ihi
tft O. the County Court Of Ohio county, In Deed o.
TruAt Book No. I, page go IhRll on
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'SH!PPIEG.TAGS.-WEA ALWAYS
sIII5 t y 9n ~, sand atull line Of SIL.
49, 4AYs Whieh No aEe "a pint lowest
FREW a CAtPBRLLSEi
Is and n Fourteenth 81,