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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-09
. By w. GoddIn, j:
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
y IMPROVED REAL ESTATE On THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN F0U-
SHEE AND ADAMS STREETS, AND ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND SEC
OND STREETS-At the request Of the heirs-ai-
law of the late Fleming Griffin, shall SCI a. auc-
ton, on the premises, respectively, on FRIDAY the
18th September, 1879, at 5 o'clock P. NJ, that
large and well-6cated BRICK TENEhE NT, re-
Gently occupied by the widow OF the decedent con-
tanning about ten rooms. besides brick kitchen,
frame Office ledging-room. and adjoining the
re- idenee OF Mr.. Norton Il. Savage: The LOT has
front Of 43H feet by $50 feet, mole Or less, TO an
alley.
After which: saw at half.past O'Clock P: II: viii
be sold that VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TEN X
MENT at The northwest corner Of Cary and Second
rtets, occupied by General p T. Moore, contain
Ing abont ten rooms. besides large kitchen. &c.
The LOT has ! trout of 20 7-12 feet, and depth
of about 90 feet. more or less.
AS the foregoing real estate will certainly be sold,
persons may attend the sale with that expectation.
1t is located in very desirable and improving part
Of the CITY, and should attract the special attention
of those who may Wish to invest in rea! estate.
TERMS: One third cash balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by decd Of trust. ~
W. GUDDIN, Auctionecr.
ceo1R So7011GI2
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. BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
tC 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEE7S SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON TENTH STREET BE
TWEEN CANAL AND BYRD STREETS BY
AUCTION-By virtue or the provisions OF 4 deed
of trust from Vincent Bargamin, trustee for Eme-
liza Dufrner. the wife Of Nicholas Dutfner. and the
said Emea Duffner and Nicholas Duffner 10 the un-
dersigned. bearing dale the 14th day OF April 1878.
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, 10 secure the pay
ment of ihe principal and interest Of certain
bond therein described-and default having been
made in the payment thereof shall. rs trustee In
said deed being duly required SO 10 do, sell by auc-
top, on the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th
September. 1879, at o'clock P. NJ, LOT OF
LAND. with the improvements thereon, fronting
-four feet five inches on the east side of Tenth
back between parallel lines forty feet 10 what Is
called all alley three feet six inches wide.
TERMS: Cash to enough TO paw expenses or
sale and 1900, with interest thereon Mt eight ner
cent. per annum from the 18th day OF April. 1877 !;
the residue such terms as shall be announced at
the time of sale. Hill. CARTER, trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co , Auctioneers. seq
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BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
ll0S Main street.

MEAT BRICK HOUSE, No. 515 NEW
~ STREET, UNION HILL. CONTAINING
FIVE ROOMS AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of Inc owner, VIII
liam Near. Esq. who resides out Of the Slate, we
Will sell the above de- irable PROPERTY at auc-
ton, on THURSDAY, 11ih Of September, ut D
O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises. The house is In
good condition and rented TO Il good tenant. Lot
fronts SO feet on New Picket street.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve mouths. FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
SEE AuciloneerS.
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EAST Bot Nd
Nai train arrives at Richmond dA!!y * ,,pv
E9nres strain trnil arrives at Richmond da't
and on Tiies,iay, Thursday. and salus
dsy connects at Richmond with Nir-
ciiila Steamboat IompanS's stcamG;
Ariel, when leaves Richmond for Oh
Point. Norfolk, &C., At 7:l5 \. VI.
Accommodation train arrives ~ K!ch- I'D, q
mond daily except Sunday at..........|,' ~
mixed train leaves Siann'on :, %'t' . ~ Ir,'s
taking PASSENGERS from virgins M'd'4I' Ia
from Washington. and arrives al E!c"'''"' =
p. NJ. daily except sunday. ,,,,.,.,r,,,r,,t..l r.
4 connects with Nir9inia Midia.i fa it a., .
ing at ll:00 a. 81. for Lyn"t4Tr- Ml'' 49, "a
Mississippi and Ohio Rii'yn' 'ial.,,, ~. Y T.,
Virginia Midland rarol'i, leaving a! ''''
n CONNECTS with Virginia Mial4n1 ra!,f.ai,,
| Ing at $50 4. VI. for WashuS;"i'' ~, ~
ginta Midland railroad, catiuE =. -" ,. r.,..
Lynchburg aud Ausn,ic' Miss's'iiP' '''
% d connects with Valley rallroa!. c'. ) =
NJ. for 1arrisOuoura. ,,,l,I3
A. II. :ur Harper's Ferry. ., Z,
+ connects with stage liue FOR L.x!n.t"h' g..
G. connects with &. Il. :. ana /. l. n,
points OH the Ohio river Al lhtihIt,I. tr Ia
| II conuec,s with SctJto alley EM'r""'
Northwest. ~ ,..,., -, .,.. ~,
| North west and Southwest. ". VI S,1',-,.i.r'
| h"e''' "' Euginecr and >u;rrlusr.....-,'
CONWAY z. HOWARD, Genera! F1',,'i ma
| Tickc' Agent. -----------.
| RICHMOND. FREDG PoTnhN ",~-
| OFFICE GENERAL Ticktf A"hg
| RICHMOND. Va. Apr" ,-j
| COMMENCING SUNDAY, Ny - ''''
~ trains on this road wili ~" IS ''..'"
| NORTH BOUND. t,yr
M 1-s0o A. NJ, leaves Byrd,S'rte' 49,, y, W..1.
No A-o.oo >' N'' is~rru; Sundays; DE 4, :"
| tpg,nn, 40 J.. ~; h.',']ftss
| s"n5 =. ST.; rh:!,I. i."iip v
| 11;V2 ~. YORK. l0&5 Z, q
7. M.. NJ. sire, s.,,!oa ~
No $500 T. d., saFe, Ww't.tta,;om, $50 /, =.
das , =, " - l.jJ T.. "; -
| -...- dslph,a s:35 IN; Ne" w.
| 100 NJ se;etSS1HsMMoDArloN TEL.
No. f-s'oo for Junction; .ea W., 80.
! Street station daily seAe''
| days..
| SOUTH BOUND. ,..e.aa
,o.,.pW arrives a. ,;yra-S;rreei ~. ..Ts
NO. s-leAo f'n' 5a,,v ir,crp; Sund4!;,,' PATS.
SsG York. s:l5 4, w. E.lG.
| dalnEis llA5 S,bnstJa'
more, $50 L. VI; " i2A''
e .%z,yes =! 3: Byr,i-s:,esis ' iGSJ
No. 1l:So ~ H. Sa,,x caves New ! ore ,,iT
CAV rhiElttelphis. i u
| Nj: Baltimore: N.
.... Wasbingion, 6:S9S =. TRAIN,
~, q a.so A. NJ, ACCoha 9npJ.a.s,sase. stsIs'
asiiy tezcept surda,tSSi
/ General Ticket Assoas
..i SanerintsAdenl ~
80 .Nn JoB WORK NEAnLI<r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-09
By Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF E&CELLENI
LITTLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN HENRlCO
AHOfTr Two MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
isETWEEN THE DEEP-RUN TURNPIKE AND
TtIB RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILRUAD.-As trustee in certain deed OF trust
from Mr. X. H. Stratton. bearing date 18TH or De
cember. 1873. and duly recorded in the Henrtco
County Court, SHALL rs trustee, proceed to sell at
public auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY,
18th of September. 1879. at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ, the
EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM located rs above,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. stratton and his fami-
w. 1t adoins The lands Of MessrS. Thomas Johnston,
Johu A. Lynham. and others, containing 40
ACRES. the most OF which Is open land Of IA quail
ity. The Improvements consist Of 4 comfortable
DWELLING and the usual ont-buldngS. There Is
on the place very superior oRCHAkpoF CHolCE
FRUITS and well OF good water.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses $, OF
sale and to pay off the principal and interest o!
bond amounting TO about 80 500: balance on such
terms US shall be announced at the time OF sale.
w. GUDDIN. Trustee.
p S. The creditor would extend the credit as 10
60 900 for one two, three four, and i've years IN
ierest at six per cent, payable half yearly, properly
secured. ~
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE IN :.
" TEREST OF JOHN p. SCHERMERHORN
IN THE FARM NEAR WHERE He RESIpES,
CLOSE TO THE MECHANiCSNILLE TURN.
PIKE, TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND, At
AUCTION.-In execution OF decree OF the Cir
emit Court Of Henrico county, entered OH the 9h
day of December. 1S7S in the cause of a. ]. Stokes
& Co. pS. John 2. SchcrinerhOrn. we VIII sell at auc.
ton. On the premises on MONDAY the 18Th OF
September. 1879. AT ~ O'Clock NJ. the INTEREST
OF JOHN p. SCHERMERHORN in THE TRACT
OF LAND above referred to- containing about l06
ACRES, of which 25 acres arc in wood and The
residue cleared and In good hearf,
The proximity Of this land to the city, upon one
Of the best reads leading thereto, gives II present
value for cultivation and large future value as an
Investment
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit ana
sale: and the residue at six, twelve, aud elghhen
mouths, for negotiable notes, with interest aaaeu,
and satisfactorily endorsed; or. 1f the puIcnasST
elects to pay one third cash, personal security VIII
be dispensed within either event The ute 10 De rc
tanned until the whole purchase shall De PAID
II. Il. CANNON.
WOOD BOULDlS, JR,
special Commissioners
CprpRS z WILLIAMS. AuctiOnSerS. 81
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zRAInnOAD LINES.

i
|1yHEsApEAKEs AND OHIO FAIL
SJWAY.-Untii further notice passengers for
points west OF Hnnttn9ton viii take the train feav-
fng. Rlchmond ct 9 4: ~. Express train lenytng
sRIchmond nc IL p. 81. makes no connection at
Hansfngion. CONWA Il. HOWARD,
Us fIf. .s General Ticket Agent.
i W. H. IS. DUNN, Engineer and Superintendent.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VERY FALUA-
Il BILE AID DESIRABLE FARM IN Abe.

DUBLIC SALE OF A VERY FALUA-
i BILE AND DESIRABLE FARM IN Abe.
MARIE COUNTY, Will offer for sale at pnb.
lie auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the LIST day OF October. 1879, that VALUABLE
AND PRODUCTIVE EST ATE known
as er"pIEWNOST.n On which the late Mrs.
Anna u. Moon resided, situated In the Green Noun
tain nechborhood just below Carriers briggs. on
The DWELLING-HOUSE Is large and comfort
able the out-bUilding., barn, &C.. convenient and
we'll constructed. The orchard good. and 10 fuii
bearing, Tie land of excellent quality. Churches.
mill stores, and post-ofce convenient, and neigh
borhood fine.
1t win be sold as q whole, or,is canable OF SUD-
division into several farms to suit purchasers
x TERMS: Liberal. 81
For particulars, address the undersigned at Glen
dover, Albelnarle county, Va. ~ rg III
/ siS1~T','s : /. A. NOON, Executor
sea-TL4t Of hrs, A. III. Moon. deceased.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate. Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMFORTABLE AND WELL-A R
" RANGED BRICK DWELLING AND LOT,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH LINE OF PRES
TON STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS, No. 20S. FOR SALE BY AUG
TION by request of owner. shall sell uDon the
premises on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 10Th day Of
September. 1879, at ~ O'Clock ?. NJ. the above
described property. The house 10 in good order,
Contains Ave rooms, front and rear porches, front
and rear yard of good depth The house is now &C.
cupied by n good tenant at 80 per month. Lot
fronts on Preston street 80 feet and extends back
- feet.
:. :. ROBERT 3. LYME,
se6 Aucuoneer.
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BY III HhcaaSson Broysis %
Z Heal Estate Agent aud ArcttcneeEs
- - n d 4 Main affeef. "

ss.--.
S. al LIE, OF. "A 5NEAE
i FRAME DWELLING AT 1 ~ EsTREETs,
Ne =, risss f iai m frat dated October 8. !s7l.
eseeu,sd % {, &c Issis an cenr
ID. Eli A. page 2f3, In part cxecntlon on sa.a
decd tine Other tenement being s9s1 "
orr ar thIs dead being directed 6y the beneneaafy
20 20 Do win proceed % sen at public anst1 AZ gn
easiern ENEMENT OF the TWO Isneinepts on
west Cary street. ut intersection OF Harvie street
two p,uares west Of, Raservoir street. Snd pro-
nerty fronts on said street IL feeri and mas oep
OF 1877 feet 10 q ten-f foot alley. L..,
fort IN sit baauce at sig and twelve months, Sc
cared hy deed OF trust. l.. X. BROWN, &.
e A.eN - : Trustee,
T !. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. Sc 8
A DEMONSTRATORS ,SALE.-Will be
n sold at the Richmond Bazaar, on WEDNt;So,
DAY The 10Th day Of September, 1879, at lo
ONE MARE AND COLT, -
- 80 JOHN W. WRIGHT.
ses Administrator of jesse T. Hutchinson.
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ny W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneet,
Rank aud Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL STREEI ME EN- .t HlE
SIXTH sTREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND.-Tbe undersigned special commissioner Of
1879 in the chancery causes Of Ragland's executor
Us. Rsgland, &C., ard Moon, committee, rs. same
viii offer for sale at public auction. The prem ses.
on TUESDAY the 10Th Gay Of September, 1879,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the above HOUSE and LOT,
No. 800. The lot has q front OF 2sE leet aud
denth of about 1877 feet The house contains about
ten rooms besides kitchen, and Is well situated for
commercial purposes, though 1t Is now used as a
private dwelling. Being so near the Second mar
ket adds greatly to Its commercial value. .-
TERMS: Cash as to one fourth OF the purchase
money: the balance in one and two year, In equal
instaiinents, with nteres. from day Of sale. and
evidenced by bonds OF purchaser, with good per-
sonal security and title retained as ultimate secu.
rity. JOHN b. MOON,
au l9-Tutds Special Commissioner.
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-op RENT, EXCELLENT Dwell. gE
ING. 40. Is soatL Adams street. waaao ~ las.
In Ec ard is very venienty sdranEsu'
ci los 1890 ods' GKUBBS WILLIAMS:-
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BY Jno. E. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
e16 Main street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
uoJIgEHOLD FURNITURE

GENERAL ASSORTMENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY The l0th Instant, at lO O'CLOCK
tween Third and Fouith streets, an assortment OF
FURNITURE, consisting Of --...
] WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. complete:
MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS and
WASHSTANDS.
I OAK COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
MARBLE-T0P PARLOE. and HALL-TABLES,
DEyANs. SOFAS. and tARLQR CHAIRS.
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING-TABLES,
WIRE-SAFE, CANE-CHAIRS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. CO0RING-sTOVE, &c.
..,s fri, = '.s.. ALSO, .'.
/ DOUBLE-CASEG GOLD WATCH.
Purchases TO be removed immediately after SALE
JNO. Z. LAUGHTON.
sc 9-2tk Aucti0neer.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quiuine. are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
eahartc be used preparatory TO or after taking
quinine We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
gative, they are unequalled. -.,. .,5
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4 connects for Milton. y. G..
r connects for Ashcyill" and all rria;S ~ Nrs:.r.
North Carolina daily. except Sunday.
e. connects for Macon aud all pOlu;. iH SOi.AweEi
Georgia.
ID connects for ia ksonviie and al points u Flo
rda.
4 connects for Macon and all p"'H'> ~ Son'hHs
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville. NrmpA,>, 4ai
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, Meridian, J4c.,.,t. and
Vicksburg.
G connects for Galveston and All TEXAS points
Trains from the abpvc-uam"I point. Grrlg. IN
Richmond at 4:i3 7. VI. ant Gao !. W.
The train arriving At Rirhm"ud at $50 4. u.
makes close connection With To" Eir.iat >ts1f'rt,
Company's steamer ARIEL for oi Point AMI Erio'.,
leaving Richmond 1T 1:l5 \. ST. Thursdays, Thus.
days, ana SATURDAYS.
Trains between Greensboro aud oaigm run !L.T
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina i.i'i"n MAX" roH.'r-
ton at Gold b0ro' with the Wa ". l.. II. IL IaG
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DRAWING -TrUn HuH stepping tI!s
run through or Train N". = from Ne" YORK sai
Richmond TO Atlanta, and from Grr'n.'"r, - kU-
gusta and on Train 40. ~ from New lors aA@ Rich
mOnd to Greensboro.
Tickets sold To all points south. southeast aac
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oysr checks given on local Tickets.
JOHN X. MAC MuRDo.
General Passenger Ag'..
IT NJ r. TLLCOTT, General SuUtrlutrutani.
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FINANCIAL.
TgoO. HOLDERS OF -
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
/ MATURING M JULY AND AUGUST, 1850.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Commissioners
OF the sfnkiDe Esna held May 7, 1879, IT was
Eesolued, That the acting president Of the Board
e,fye pubItc notice by advertisement that the out
standing bonds OF the city .of Richmond. Que In
IfSO win on and Aftes the let day of July, 1879,
sbe redeemed Oh presentation at the efdce Of the
AHditor of the city. = lf.Ef s1g ,I.sl RI ~
dA pursuance Of sSa above directions j hereby.
EiEe notice that the SIX PER CENT. 'BOEBS OF
TIME CITY. due IN Jz,iys 1880, amounting to 887,.
4gd.s7 and August. 1850, amounting to $87,.
66B.2S-totaI, eIGh40l9.85--wiH be redeemed al
PAdt AND AGCRUEB INTEREST on presenta-
ton 81 the once OF the Audtos of the city on snd
after che list RxAYiOR July, 1879. gaf'f.
HENRY G. CANNON, !,
myS -7sE,r ,2 :, a Al s = .2----77' -. ts
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DIR. McLAsE'< LIVER Pulls:

No HEALTH with inactive liver and urinary or
xans without HOP BITTEgs.
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nook AND JOB WORK Or, - NEA apaniSrlsa
B SGSrnD At THE DisPA1ch
HOgBR
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TOR RENT BIZ 4:
n FRAME D. EEL 3 CO.,
NOS MAIN STREET.


DWELLINGS,: Jt.t:
.S a,nur,I Per Anuun.
% rs sl nSTnnlNs 500 w. MAN, $40
s. w. cor. Marshall ~. ttaoes J yr MM.,n' ola
AZ any oaI NJ I;iay lbOlNo 500 Il. Clay....- 16o
No. 7OS f. Grace. ~ NO S5n.h 90 No. 900
No, 716 W. Grace. 5Uof e1a 1nS w Main ISG
no. 1oSS E"~rtb 2i6lNo. GA N. Tenth. 400
go 10 %. Il sigh and - mo. 20S Z. Cary. Aoo
X Sixth..... -->~-.. = 1uoI 5s.
D. nroptbI Per Month.
No. EOS S. LaureiSlo oo Frankhn DSt; nr,ib s,s IN
No. 500 5. Pine w Iesntn q r orao L''Ao "
Harvey st.. Sidney. 90i High, ST. oreson q so
NO. 35l1 Rockets 00l Hi.i,: o. n,tn m
No 293 ). Lanrel, 10 0Ql Rooms 1S59 n nti Eo
NC, & q n ~ Co. on Louisiana ST., RO'ts 90
W. ssan ~ a. or 12 sol Haryietown. three
New frame, Mnin ro0n1 e. ..:... . sn
and Plum $500. lZoolNo' ga Sers,. W.
Any of the above houses VIII De put III oFoe' a'
once for prompt tenants. s.-+t
For further information apply TO ~
+. 6.~-' - FRANK d. HILL & Co..,
Sc s-5t Real Estate Brokers aud Auetloneers.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the I'D, with The
impression DR.. McLANR's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING Bsos on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c, McLANE's
Liver PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANk, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. nay l2deow1y
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II CsT, ON SUNDAY, A GOLD CHAIN
! inccklacel. with French silver coin attached,
having the monogram of III. and w. on one sidr.ssI
reward viii be paid for Its delivery 10 $3.50.
y d .s3s-fsS}s gtsz d. w G.. DAY,
i SO o>1t& An9 cast Main street. 4
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TInR RENT. 4, - .-',EI.' :: - = 81.
4 Observation-Disclosures OFFICES. II:

EOR RENT, THE FIRST-CLASS@ an
Il RESIDENCE No. e13 Grace street, adjoi1- a.
Ing ST. Paui's church, al present occupied by lr. -
Hall Moore, containing ten rooms win hre.naces,
besides Two or three without fre-places; Kitchen
wit FOUR rooms stable, carriage-house; &C.: all In
so ASandat ;--nnURBS & WILLIAMS.
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WANTS.

TAINTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A
w SITUATION AS TEACHER in private
family or orna menlal teacher I'm female seminary.
Will Teach English. Music Drawing, Oil Painting,
Embroidery. Wax-Frult and Flowers, DC. No OBJ
lection to 80 South or West. References given Adj
dress Miss &. A. NJ, care Letter. Carrier No. 13
Rtchmon,; VIZ. 49, . &c Q-d3t&wltk
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-07-23
A RARE CHANCE
To Buy a Large Tract of Go.s
at -noderute PYirs -'e

TO Buy a Large Tract Of Go,d L.,
at a -nOderate Prics; I'''
To a man who desires to make
and stock-raising his business, ,bi.
greatest bargain in Juniata coup,v
Three Hundred .Acrss and mr.,
thereon large Brick Dwelling gor,'
good condition, Barn and Other -.
ingsi running stream of va,e, 0.,,
door, also, good well water in - =
Orchard OF 8 acres, IS good as an !. :
c0an,y; grove Of 50 mapI, tree, -.
it attention were directed to, eorl.
turned into source of income. =,
srUres sse n Somerset county. M.
aud as such groves are in Nsr
Good timber on the farm. The t,.s
produce 40 to 80 tons Of hay aunp,,-
grow grain of all kinds. There i.r
dance of LIMESTONE on the farm
We repeat, this is the creates, b,.
now offered in this county, 10 the -
has energy, and desires to farm ind
stock. To such man, who ha,ap,5..'
sum Of money for first payment. ,h.-. !,
rare chance to secure a property, tia. ;,s
nature OF thing, must increase /, -,
gradually, for the period Of full! r,,..
ton yet to come.
Time, to : years, TO s1;t purchase y
you have -he inclination. the near, -,
the pluck &c develope one Of the A.,
tracts Of laud- in the county, call 4, III,
flee fer particulars.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-07-23

THE description which the 1if's
Tesiiuik gives of the devastatios by
grasshoppers of Elizabetpol, and other
districts Of Southern Siberia. is really
appalling. The grssshopPers did not
come in dense clouds, sweeping down
on the fields like hail storms; on the
contrary, they put in their appearance
so gradually that they caused only Gu
rlosi'y. But they steadily increased III
number, and when the fields aud gar
dens began to look bare, when trees and
plants stood covered with grasshopPers
Instead of leaves, people began to real
ize that plague was upon them. Can-
dies were liz, professions we're made,
the priests prayed in public for deliver
ance from the plague, and all the means
of rude superstition were applied.
But in vain the grassfO?pers went on
increasing at fearful rate, and finally
they invaded the towns. They filled
the brooks and wells, making the water
undrinkable they settled so thickiy IN
the streets that all passage was serious
ly embarrassed they penetrated even
into the houses, and filled chimneys and
ovens. At tins point the civil au'hori
ties determined to supplant the clergy
ir dealing with the plague All busi-
ness was suspended, and all :he MEM
bers of the community, without dis
tinction Of rank, sex or age, were set
to kill grasshoppers, two pools, or about
sixty pounds, being the average mea-
sure demanded Of person. BY this
means the plague seems TO have been
stayed, bur now came its consequences
the famine aud the epidemic.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-07-23

THE question of railroad irelght
discrimination has been the source OF
a great de..i of discussion and iegls-
lative debate. As yet no definite
conclusion has been reached by the
coantry on the question. What the
railroads VIII develope, is a question
for time to solve. The question of
freight discrimination is not confined
to the United States; it seems to
exist everywhere, in all countries III
which charters or privileges have
been granted to railroad corporations.
That tie question Is broad one in
England may be learned from a dis
patch from London. under date OF
the IS5h. which says: In the House
of Lords the Marquis of Huntley
last evening compllne of the rail-
way companies for carrying American
meats at lower rates than English,
because of the larger quantities in
which the former are sent. He point
ed out that such a-rion was protec-
ton Tor American farmers, AMI asked
whether the m.tter had been brought
to the attention of the board of
trade and the commission on the ag-
ricultural depression. The Duke of
Richmond, Lord President Of the
Council, replied that the granting of
preferential rates was a violation OF
the law, but LORD SLelborne doubted
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