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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-03

THROUGH PAssENG EH. 3, IL. -.
500 p. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects a
West Point with steamer Havana :0
all points on York river and Jialu
more. Arrives in natimcre az
NJ. connects with r:li-;ines for Wash
ingtnn, Philadelphia, New York. Pos
ton, and VII western points. cOnuects
at Richmond with tralns Oh Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake Ar
Ohio railroads.
. ."s-s:s THROUGH FREIGHT.
$40 A. ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WEE
:. NEsDAY; and gRiDD4AY; and 6 49,
URkDAY. Connects with steamer
at West Point for river landings, Bal
timore, and AL western pe:nt:. CON
-, :" meets al Richmond wite trains on Rich
:-.s mond and I,anylhe railroad. RichEfon,
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake sa'
:. .'s5,@e LOCAL PASSENGER. ~ B.
$50 P. NJ. Leaves richmond MoNDAY' WE'D
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives q" Richmond TUESDAY,
N''o - i,IiTIiIIRsDAY, and SATURDAY. Con
81: .-.f meets with trains ON Richmond ane
~ 49,, Petersburg and Chesapeake aud Q 3 u,
~; tinore from Pier la Light stree
,,,s HoNDAY. wE2 y paHHas spd E Nia
y -i;"e @! trains from PhIlaaelphia,' New YORK
4 .,.,~,r and western points, and al West Pois'
= ..,,',. With trains for RichnsDS9nd o And iss
=
-. = !'.sc. THROUGH FREIGHT. "f'i-io a.
,sa6 PM. Arrives az Richmond n ONDkY, WE'D
!, 49,! & NESDAY,: and FRIDAY; and -
t:s8o p. Ii. TUESDAY,. THURSDAY, apd SAT
80 URDhY.t Connects with steamer n
=" Ia ia Wess Point, from Baltimofe. Con-
..E,;1Syneets With KlehH,ond aad Ianyiils
R!canlond and Petersburg, and CheSa,
peake and Ohio railroads. ''.'' ~
81 LOCAL PASSENGER.
.1e:1b AM. KJrsvnS sS Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, aud Friday: Con-
>i meets with Blchmonh aug peters'
r., .LUs:H burg and Chesapeake and Oaie rSli'
i No ,rans,er Of or freight al Richmond TO 81 IRON
southern points Cars run through between Afiaa Z
Point ~ .tt4is1iStsIt ~ tHE - ~ -
Careful handling and dispatsh, with lowest rates
Guaranteed. s,:i =, IL f,.-.....a,~....
issued 10 An northern and western points, III
Through g all Ses;asTas sasssa' an
For tickets apply at General katlroad Itekes ot
kce. s16 1issn street; ss the Exchange Hosnp az.
conranvs depot, corner Twcnty-ssird ana peso
s', nsss 4a'yH Il. +. DOUGLAS. ssps.sianana
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BY George S. yashon 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc!ionecrs,
No. z Tenth street,

TRUSTEES, sALE,OF HOUSE AND
LOT on MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN
MAbiSnN AND MUNHOE STR EET s-THE LUr
HASA FRONT OF 3Dx15O FEET DEEP TO A
WIDE ALLEY-GOOD BRICK HOUSE THERE
ON WITH SEVEN OBM ORE ROOMS.-BT Virtue
Of deed OF trust from Richard s. Giazebrook, rs-
Tee for Mary E. GazebrOok. 10 undersigned as trps-
tee wlll-belne thereto required by the beneficial
of said dcet-procee,l 10 sell ut public auction, on
the premises. on FRIDAY. May 9. 1879, at 5
O'Clock +. NJ, the property above described.
TERMS Cash .;la 10 expenses Of executing this
deed, and n sum sufficient 10 pay Two notes amount
ing 81 2ot, with some unpaid interest due there
on: balance on such terms as will be announced at
sale. ROBERT STILES,
=: lny3 -. Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent anu AUciioneer,
1113 Main street.

FXECUTOR'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
A. THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE No. 2l2
WEST MARSHALL STREET. FRONT YARD.
ORNAMENTAL WITH LARGE EFERGRLESS
AND OTHER SHADE-TREES. ON NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL BETWEEN MADISON STREET
AND BROOK AVENUE.-By request Of executor.
1879. ut $50 p. NJ, the ahove-dpscrbcd PRO.
pEsTY. The DWELLING has six rooms, Eng
kitchen. &C.. &c. The lot Is "a hy $50 feet to i
wide alley, and has, besides city wafer, fine well.
Persons. de iring snug and pretty home at n
small cost will 10 well to attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six. twelve.
and eighteen month. interest added and secured By
deed OF trust. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
7nnDS .', 'tff.. ..,.. . ., Auclioneer.
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-.. BY Grubbs 6 WilIiams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onccrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VERY
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND SEhE THE
EASTERN LIMITS OF TIE CITY OF kltli-
MOND AT AUCTiON.-By virtue OF 4 decree OF
The Circuit Court Of lenricn county, entered on The
18th day of december. 1878. III the suit therein
pcuding nnder The short style Of H. c. Ca5c!I rS.
John Tracy, Jr and Others, ihs under signed, snc-
ca commissioners, appointed for the PURPOSE VIA
sell NJ public auction. upon The premises, on Mt1S-
ALL or so much thereof may be necessary for me
purpose Of satisfying the herrlnattcr iacmioH.d
debt and costs. OF that VERY VALUABLE TRACT
orr LAND above referred 10. lying ON the Williams
burg turnpike opposite The National Cemetery, for.
merry called M0ntrosc: hui now hnDwn rs the
ACRES This PROPERTY embraces ali ri ihe orlgi-
raj town Of Randolph except Z nVe-acre, 100 ana
for:y-scvcn other small lois: The improvements
are i LARGE FRAME DWELLING and BARN,
both nccding repair
The fertility OF The soil Of this tract with mar
which just,iles reasonable hope thai ut no distant
day IL may be Gu, up in lots and sold out TO great a-
vantage are circumstances which give decided value
to this property. and which should attract The AT
teniion OF investors. . >
. TERMS: Cash sufficient TO Gefray the expenses OF
mentioned in sati decree, II Hnptid. and 70 DIS
charge the sum OF S4.2U0. with iuterest thereon
from the 10TH Of April. 1877, until paid; and for
the residue OF the ptlrchase-m5nty. upon sucn
credits aud to be secured In such manner "a s;i!d
Cabeli shall prescribe and direct and on failure o
givrsllch direction, such terms as The said com
PEACHY r. GRATTAN,
> 80 JAMES PLEASASTS.
.: . ...,5. 81. ar Special Commissioners. ,
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS, Auctiouecrs. q. ..,.s .,....
ap lO:l2,14 1921, 23,2 2tdtd, go.
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BY Chatlin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate, Agents and kuctioneer*,
No. north Tenth street. go.

DESIRABLY-LOCATED. FARM FOR
~ SALE At AUCTION.-On the premises, on
TUESDAY. May 9Th at 4 O'Clock P. II. Mt the re-
quest OF Mrs. Shuttle, we will sell 1t auction that
EIGHTY-SEvEN ACRES, lying on the Staples
Mill road, and near to the BroadSlrcct road. about
81 miles northwest Of the city. The BUILDINGS
are good. The DWELLING is located In Il shady
grove of trt es. fine crop OF wheat IS now grow
ing on the place and larse beds Of ASPARAGUS which
will be sold with the farm. 4 strcam OF water
bounding the place makes 1t desirable for dairy phr-
poses. Well Of good waller IN the yard.
Parties desiring 10 attend the sale viii be taken IN
our conveyance. leaving chr Office a 3 O'CLOCK T. VI.
TERMS: Ore fourth cash and the bslarce In one
two md three years, With SIX per GEM. interest," de-
the property. CHAFFIN, STAPLES y CO.,
an an AuctDneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auciiuneers.

AFTER THE ABOVE
4 SALE--say Il. o'cl0ck-we will sell the remain.
Timing FORTY ACRE. lying between The turn
pike and the River road, AMI adjoinng the above.
with The Improvements. coaslsii"s Of Il FRAME
with four large rooms and passage,
and kitchens barn, stable. &e.-al needing repairs:
rood ppach- ard apnlc-orchard. and Il creek passing
through H. afrrding some pretty mcadow-laud
This place IS susceptible Of high improvement.
TERMS Liberal, and made Known ut sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,nv1.- AuctinDcers.
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.... BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Mann md Bank.

1--WE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
T. ON THE CORNER OF GRACE AND TWEEN
TY-FlFTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
on TUESDAY. the 18th Of May. at AZ O'Clock T.
feet on Twenty fifth street and back ~ feet.
and are beautifully situated for the erection OF
small. nest residences, and the corner well suited
for store.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
o A rCfy orq
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Richmond Bazaar,
400 1dan Er-a ., h If, CT

+" Richmond Bazaar, ~ ...
Nos 1888 and I440 Franklin street.
WE WILL SELL THIS DAY AT 10
% EXCELLENT HORSES and MARES:
amongst which may be found some very superior
saddle add harness-aDimnls.. Most Of The above
nave been received fiom West Virginia. Parties
wanting first class stock should avail themselves OF
this opportunity.
WELL-BROkE YOUNG MULES,
In addition to those advertised 10 be SOLO ior account
of The city Of Richmond. x,,,,>-o
At the same time will be offered 4 YOUNG
ALDERNEY COWS, raised near the ci y. Gan pc
recommended as fresh, having young calves by their
sides. lmy 23-1tl Il. b. COOK, Salesman.
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EAST BOUND.

Ia
Mail train arrives 1T Richmond ialiy a.
cppt sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ..S:3O l. ii.
Express train arrives II Richmond IailI .
i'' - Va
Accommodation train arrives. ut Rich .
Inond DAILY except Sunday at...........9:Vo y. VI
mixed train leaves Siaun'On at 6:5u \. VI,
taking Passengers from Nirlinlt Gidl'u! ii,:u
from Washington. and arrive; nj kchin0nd Al J:ij
L. VI. daily apt SupGuy.
4 connects with Virginia Midland ra'r0Hd, 'a'-
ing at 1l:Q5 a. ". fer l.yuchburs aud Atlantic,
Mississippi and Otio Rnl;rOar! stations. an "lih
virginia Midland railroad, leaving ut 5Zj Z. TOR
Washington. ...
Is connects with Virginia Midland railroad. naT-
Ing II $50 4. 81 for Washington.
g connects with Virginia NiGlaud railroad. Cav
ing at 2:50 4. If. for Lynchbulg AID Atlantic, Ms
81 -sippi aud Ghio Railroad sia ions.
ID connects with valley railroad. leaving at D =.
NJ. for liariSouburg
: l. connects with Valley railroad, leaving at l1j
4. NJ. Tor Harpei's Ferry!
+ connects with stage iiue for Lexington. Va.
Ii connects with &. B. ). and L. J.. steamers l.: y!
pouts OH the ONO river and Cincinnati.
II connects with Sc!oto Ta.icy railroad Tor va
Northwest. 49,
j connects with all lines diy"rginS 10 thr "r7''
Northwest, and Southwest. W. ii. :. III ~
~ Engineer and superintendent.
CONWAY Z. HOWARD. General rassc"s.r an, ana
Ticket Agent. I'h -
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.RArLsOaD IrNes
ID M gszsssg esss

III A8 GsS ssssssssss
I hHH4nSD AND PETgHsrrrn,
RAILROAD CyNrAyr'
HOHMENCING SUNDAY. Nav + ,a..
~ trains on shf read ,OI rpn A. ,o,rnr1. 1919,
LESS A II, TT THROUGH MAIL da at,. eon,..s.
and Aiken tvia cbar 1isasn; A;i S;as's
Jaeksosyllie-paror cars i 10 wiihf,sn,
t .G. sIops only at Chester and m ,Inx'
7:s4A. NJ, AccoMHoDArros daily
SandaS). makes c'ose counsc,,SteH
p i 5I9 g, ~ ~ ne AtIen,ic o s At
Esg 40 Gnatenooga. Nashville, Nrmrhm,
...,,- sLYEcnoars, Farmve, and oth.r wns;
f,@r GtnrionH on that rord, mas,n.' . .scal
.,;.>,.lt tl,ne NJ by any other line. s,sSs. .s
1855 r<M. icG6adonSTioN. TRAIN a,n.
- this tssir will make close conp nas,sE
.,a... n,,5pn' r. eTrr ftr Norfolk.
1850 Z. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily (suad,v ~
~ Se?le }, connectibp fOi Weldon. W.
H. MinFtoh, Raleigh CharIssr.i, S,,..
..a - crn. MONTGOMERY, MOB IT, New pa pa
-t.,g' cans ana al: poin's South aud sor,h-
4na west Purmac 5t-~ptny-car from ~" ~
- ION for W m'agt.n. Savannah ~
.n' luz ntn' Stop, o., II NaucI e,.a.
LEAVE PETERSHTRn WORTH
+ GAO b. H., THROUGH MAIL daily ISund,y ~
.r ctptea). eo"nect'~s with .r-nm,,e
Fr:dercksburg and Potomac ra,I,o u;
tnr all paints North Fyar. am, 'Wur"ae
Stolls NJ Manchester and Chc,,,r"H.
ut Halfway and al Drury., rln.- va
signal. IN
9:25A. n, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN M
Except su"oayl. Stops At al '.,,5
ti0ns. - d" sa-
7:1o r. H., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dali
Except Sundavl. Stops on,; \, NV MY
&c.,. coester and Chester - S'A"-
3:46 P. II. THROUGH MAJ. cNiiv, aonnac,.,.
With Richmond. Fre..crirxs6urg ,t
Potomac railroad .or nj! po,rts Ia
and West Also, making close csp M
ton NTH the Chesapeake lnJ 1,eS.
. railroad for the Virginia c;prllr,V 20
all points North and West. This ,r,is
-, stops at Manchester aud rhc.,,r ,nJ
Ut Half and Drury's Blug IN
'-' signal. 'h
ALL TRAINS learing Petersburg vii star, rro,
tie AnnaTattpr dspot. 'e~
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave p,c,-
mono $40 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ: leave pste,r-
burg OBS 4. NJ. and 5:23 r.. every Suniay
my3 \. SHAW. Superintendent
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AJrtrsONl sALfs-This Day.
BY Frank D. Hill Il Co,
RIAL Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No, 1lOS Main street,.

nU1LDlNG-LoTs ON WEST SIDE
y THIRTY-FIRST BETWEEN CLA1 AND
LEIGH STREETS AT AUCTl0M.;n7At inr request T
1870. at S o'clock P. NJ on the premises, TWO
Beautiful LOTS OF GROUND L ,iqe tte las as
above described ard adjoining on the som dne pro
pWst6 ID deph Of $50 feet Nice shaderees in front
This property can be purchased very low at,.nis
Of The improveme Of the Park by the city V.ry
near that point. - -a
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX ana
-, az montIs :. FRANK d. HILL g. CO., -
IN 90 - -Auctioneers.
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That indigestion or stomach:gas al nlgnt' pre-
venting rest aud sleep, will disappear by using HOP
BITTERs. -. Eir2 &r. =. -
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TT USDERTAKERS, &C,

.-~-.--~~~<---~-~-~-~-~.~ .~1D3
rHANDLER u SINNOTI, yr. GSsn"
" TJNDEgTAKERs AND CANINE
L MAKERS. .x SEVENTH
Va 100 MAly STREET. eErwss"
~" - AND EIGHTH sranEsihnSs. line at srt.,-
furnish everything IN the SndsIst accom- niod.lps
III reduced prices aud on 'ns @y 40 E,A&WA~
teyms.
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aT1O,yfaAIEs.-.rn. ,,re Days.

AUc1ION sALEs--Fnl nEe Days.
BS Robert .. Lyme. g g
Real Estate Agent end Anciioncers
1912 srain street. Richmoud, Va. ss Y g.
GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
- IN RICHMOND, Val r 50 beg
WITH FURNITURE, FTxTUREs. HORSES. ON.
NIBUsEs, AND EVERYTHING COM s.if
PLETE FOR TUE BysrNfss. FL g
FRONTING CAPITOL STRICKLAND CAPITOL
-. SQUARE, ON NINTH STREET. 3.ez b.
- THE ,LoyELIEsT seoT, mi The SOUTH Il
i i, FOR, SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, d,
Of BS h ssas Of G afsfs TRsF ON @
northwest corner of Grace and Ninth street, aud
doing srse and a. nsnesf
shall sell oy public auctions upon the premises on
THURSDAY TIE 10Th DAY OF MAY, 1879,
i1 ,,o, AT l2 O'CLOCK NJ. !,
The Hotel as abose Described. with front on Grace
e IS s and On SIn sTs
width on It's rear of 70 3-l2 feef. Tue; Hotel IS
partly four stories and purity three stories above
FRAME DIV ELLiNG adjoining. and fronting on
Ninth street. whIclti included In the SALE contains
seven rooms, kitchen, laundry, servants part
nents stable, carriage blouse, &C.. &c. Situated In
he georra phical centre Of The city, in front Of the
State Capito SQuarc, with an elevation fnsurtnX
hrathful air and Gne views Of the surrounding ccun
try. This is justly considered the r.
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR A HOTEL
IN Richmond, located rs 1t is on one OF the great
thoroughfares of the city, where Sreel-cars are
passing every few minutes. and within few squares
of the post-oiIiCe. custom house. and NIL public
cality, where properly is steadily and continually
improving 10 value. The sale i;his properly shout
commend itself 10 men Of capital, and to hotel mtn
the location the best and most desirable OF all others
for that business IN Richmond and In the entire
south. =. nil =: .'sstt ..,. -. =,
The FURNITURE IS comparatively new. and Is
OF good modern sty1e-such rs Is usually found In
frst-cass hotel. -. ~..
The fxiurcs. &C., required for the hotel business
Will be included In sae-sncll rs china ware. &C., &C.
|. The owners have CONCLUDED to sell positively on
the day ned Parties may attend expecting 10 gee
The safe made OH the daY named.
|: THE TERMS WILL BIZ MADE EXCEEDING
~ LIBERAL. AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED
FULLY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
- ROBERT r. LYME, 3uctionccr.
N. B.-ThiS advertisement Will moi In any way In
tcrfere with the business Of The Hotel. and our
friends and patrons Will be made com Portable and
Etaken as good care Of as heretofore.
HUNTER & PENDLETON,
... ProrrictorS OF st. Claire HOTEL
ROBERT p. LYME. Auciontcr. my Il
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TO Al. C.. or the P. E.. G., il of any.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEerkAkS}
RAILROAD.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ......
= TAXING EFFECT APRIL 2, 1879
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Richmond Bazaar,

Richmond Bazaar, 49,. ... e..
Nos. 1888 and LAO Franklin street.
1aTTLEs FOR SALE.-Will be sold at the
wi Richmond iiazaar, SATURDAY, May Sd,
FIVE WELL-BROkE MULES, now IN use by the
CITY OF Richmond.
' We. CCTSHAW.
my 2.td City Engineer.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANN
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
RICHMOND, VA April 2s, 1879.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

Trains leaving Richmond \: s 4. ". and arriving
ut 1O:15 z. NJ. WILL SDT, until further notice
De RUN ON SUNDAYS.
The only sunday trains on This road, nm II further
notice. win be that leaving Richmond Il, p NJ and
that arriving At 1885 a. NJ.
.,.. G. \. TAYLOR. C. r A.
Z. r. d. MYERS. General superintendent.
M 29-Tu.FSS-3t
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Leave Richmond at.
Arrive at Burkeytlle

A CONNECTS for Million. \. e. . u.,,yru
| B connects for Asherille aEd al po'S'> 40 v
NORTH Carolina daily. except suuaiy. l., .n.,hw,s.
sc eonsects for Macon and ill points -
Georgia. ,,., al ,,o,uts Ia Flo
| rtda. 49,, ...-5 -, ,i,,,. T., southwest
|, Georgia, and Chat,uibosa, Nashville Ns''''
all TexaS points. ,,o-,ua, f.cksou, a3j
| Cicksburg. al Twas noiuts.
! Trains from the above named pg'hSsss va
1irSmDnd at I:I3P p. u. ant 7:t3 \. u. ,,,, taliy
| Trains between Greensboro and sa'ein
efPSiinsn Palace Drawing-rooIn aud SieeT nr. su;
run throu:l on Train no. from NY 80 - Au-
PichmSnS to Atlanta. and from Gre;nnIe .a Kich-
| y,Sta. and ON Train 10. ; from New f"f>
Iinonu TO savannah. ,,.-.,... g,, southeast, AMI
southwest sad baggage ebceked thrHuSuii a, 3 IS \
/ 'NEr.srE. Train No. 8, icayla: Ricamoh - 4 81.
A.. and No. 10. arriving IA kichniona ..sxni.c1s
viii have ACCOMMODATIONS for few 'f sst"re ge.-
Messenger, who mus, purchase ueHe :. allowed "a
| ling on the txatn. Sopasseages' NIL "
\ No sy-oser checks given an isca, ticWSriiIpo
IN ,I7 - ISnne,af Passenger as,"-
| T. II. r. TALcoTr. General supsrln.e.--c
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HlCHMOSD. rkfDti " fOlOhhC Il. X. tU,,J
OFFICE GENERAL TICKvT AGENT.
RICHMOND. VA. April 2s. 1870.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MAY /, 1919,
" trains on this road VIII run ~ follows:
NORTH BOUND.
NO. $500 4. NJ, leave. Brr'i-Slre"t Station daily
Except sundays: IA al WASH
ingtOH, l:l0 r.M.: baltimore
1908 Z. NJ; l'h:lad,'liit. $50
j. NJ: New YORK. ln.i Z. NJ
NO. $500 =. b., leaves Byrd-Srrct s:atlcn ,ialy
due q. Washington. ojI T. ~
Baltimore, 300 L. H.. ra-
dclpba. 3.35 \. ~; New York
6:i5 4. VI.
No, 7-4:OO +. H., ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
for Junction. lea:Cs Rrrs..
Street station daily te1ccp: Sum
Gaysl.
SOUTH BOCSD.
No. 2-10.l5 Z. b., arrives NJ Bvrd-Sircrt station
dalIy Except SundN>l. Lot,ts
New YORK. s:I6 A: VI: rhl,.
d..lph!a i:i5 A VI: Bait
more. $3.50 +. ~; Washington,
SEQ l.. u.
NO.4 1885 4. b., ARRIVES al Byri-Stre.t station
daily. Leaves New iorF, 1000
J.. ~; Philadelphia. $40
NJ: Baltimore, 4:J3 4. 81.
WASHINGTON. $50 4. ".
No. $3.50 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN,
.r-lvss I'll Hroad-Strect station
daily lelCert sundays.
c. il. TAYLOR.
General Tickle, hgep:
J.. T. d. MYERS. General Superintendent. ~ -
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Nv Frank D. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Aactioneers, 11O9 Main street.

GRuBps & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. N
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Train No, Trim No. 8.
Daily. Daily.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-03
Howard Association
PHYSICIANS NOTICE.

nIsTRICT No. lie. Miles Willet, MD,
~ in charge. Bounded on the west by the
river; bounded on the south by Poplar;
bounded east and north by limits Of sickness.
Hook at Hesson's drug store, corner Poplar
and Bull Run.
District No. az. L. Sim, MD, in charge.
Bounded on tho west by river; bounded on
the north by Poplar street; bounded on the
south by Union; bounded on the cast by linn
its Of sickness. Hook at Robinson & Co.'S.
drug store, corner Madison and Second.
District No. 3.-S. j Quinby MD. in charges;
bounded on west by river; bounded on north
by Union street; bounded on east by Rayburn
avenue, st. Martin and fernando street.
Hook at Fahlen Il Kleinschmidt and at corner
Of Carolina and Fifth streets, Fort Pickering.
District No. 4.-lIober Jones, MD, in
charge. Bounded on west by St. Martin
street, bounded on north by Union street;
bounded on east and south by limits Of sick
ness. Hook at corner Lauderdale and Vance
and at Saiiord's. Prescriptions will be filled
at same drug stores as heretofore. 3
In every case druggists will refuse TO Gil
prescriptions unaccompanied with the state.
ment that said prescriptions are for yellow
fever patients.
W. j. SMITH,
%S ACT. PREs'T Howard ASSOCIATION.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-03
Personal.

Little Katie Lockwood, on South
Jackson street near Rayburn avenue.
is reported very sick to-day.
Miss Key is reported i'll with fever.
taken two days ago on Kerr avenue,
some two miles southeast of the city.
Senator Isham G. Harris, who has
been out on his sheep ranch in West
ern Texas for some time past, was in
Paris, Tenn, last week.
Mrs. j. W. james and Miss Kate
james, sick on Dayie avenue in the
southeastern environs of the city,
have been i'll for ten days past. They
are both mcnding to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-03

The highest temperature yesterday
was 92'; lowest temperature during
the early hours Of this morning 690.
The lowest temperature south Of the
Ohio river this morning was found to
be at Chattanooga, 81. Rains south,
west and north Of us yesterday. At
Vicksburg the rainfall last night was
lbs inches, the heaviest reported.
John Ford was sent to Jail this
forenoon by Esquire Spellman on a
charge of buying a COW stolen by a
darky he had gone in with, the pair
agreeing to do a general COW thieving
business. Ford was sent to Jail in de-
fault of $500 bond. The man who
stole the COW went to Jail yesterday,
and the proof against him was clear.
The owner of the lost COW was Mr..
Menchen.
The Adonis of the Appeal garnishes
the front of his summer buster with a
cluster of turnip tops and "Jimsonr
weed blooms and fondly imagines it a
tuberose butoniere. Then the enyious
man proclaims that everybody wears
button-hole bouquets of a like struc-
ture- There is no accounting for
according to a remark made by
some old lady who once kissed a femi-
nine bovine.
A Captain Murphy, who has charge
of the quarantine pickets, has raised
a rumpus among the people and the
men under his command as is stated.
by pure cussedness. Last night the
men refused to answer to their
names when he called the roll,
and petitions have been signed
his removal from the place
he has held. The true inward
ness of this quarantine business is be-
coming more and more lovely as time
progresses.