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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-14
RAILROAD LISLx

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. A'hE'Ao.
~ TAKING EFFECT At:Gv.sT :,
THROUGH PASsEEGyp
$500 Z. ID. Leaves Richmond Tt-E>D.y
DAY. aud SATURDAY. can, ~ RI,
west Point with steamer u,.as''s -
81 point. on York river ' ar. =, r.;
more. Arrives In BaitiIrnre h'tt.
81. connects with rail-lirry a, :
lngthn, Philadelphia. Ne. W Ma
ION: snd all western po,ni5 ~, -.
al Richmond With trains 81, pirIt|h''.;
H Shu petersburg and CEcsa,4...'@j
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o:5O A. u. Leaves Richmond MDNDly
NESDA?. and FRIDAY. "SU.
o:oU A. ID Tuesday, THURSDAY.
URkDhY. Connects ~,'l '.I AT.
At West Point Tor rive +, ''d'a":i
tlHore- and al! wes'a-.. ,' .!i, IA.
meets AZ Richmond ~, -.'''. 'Sa-
mono and DarVi'" -, n tsch.
ana Petersburg. a1G .""h'n0Hd
OHIO raj roads. ''.i.~sAs az
LOCAL PAsSENGrp
500 T. u. Leaves klchmouh MONDAY URN
NEsDAl, sud FRIDAY. v (-
THROUGH FA>SthLFr
1000 A. II. Arrives at E!chm,rI Jrysn,,.
!nthS1Ai. and ATT EDtT ~
meets WHO TRAIN, "u Ei"grIr ~ ~.
fttcrsbnrs and Iars.l,~a.. .rt go
railroads. Steamer Ntv,r, .,',, ,. ZAP
MONDAY, VEIN E> 81; IY,' ~, II. -:
- a. y. u: { .Is..,: 80
tra,Is from Phil"l'l !!.-., .ry ~"
and western point. lru! I. H., ~.
with tralns for R.ca.s.G ,,t . ~,
South. Al! ias
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$3.50 P. N. Arrives al Richmond hlr<nyy u.,.,,
$50 P. N. TUESDAY. Ini'N.DNY,. ' "ai SAT-
UkDAG. ConI.rcls Win ..r'.,,,n.N
West PoiGt froT, n.,lI.rnrs A.
meets with Rsrhmnn4 an. Dan ~
Richmond and pct.r,t,4rg. and I, -
peake and OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. n. Arrives at R'cinmanH MONDAY
WEDNESDAY. arI E,:iutE. TO-.
meets With i!irL'aar.t 49,, PEA,
burg and th'sap, ~: III! Uh,c "a.
roads.
No transfer Of freight ~ R!rnino..r - or r. =,
southern points. Cars .uH through hy: ec,r A,L,,,
aud West Point.
Careful handbag ard dispatch, vsi;l owes, r.:a.
guaranteed.
Through bills O.: ls.!nr. w:,A Guaranteed ,,..,.
Issued TO All northern AID western lu.n!..
Through tickets sold - al lurt.crH. .:ts;c-s .aa
western pcin!f, and ba.ga@t checked tHfuug..
For tickets apply AZ General k,i;,ut.i T. -t. ~.
Ace, S26 Main street Al IN" EX,.tan.,. H., -
compauYs iero.. corg"- 1ucutY-.,: II at yn,s
streets. Richn oEd. Va.
ma22 TT. DOUGLAS. s,:u~-,u,er,sa.
RICHMOND AND DhE|iLLE RAE,
ROAD CnH!iEY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFF, q.
SUNDAY. hrGu>F ,. LA.
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6y Goblin. Warren K Co.,
Real Estate AucltonccrS,
NO.llQG Main street.

U,RIrSTEE'S SALE OF 4 N At
4 FRAMED HOUSE on THE NORTH SIDE;
M riiiEA STREET NEAR PINE STREET AZ
pi-GIiC ATCT!ON.-In pursuance of Il deed OF
trust from George H. Evans. dated 22d OF June.
ISIS and duly recorded III he Richmond Chanccry
Court d. 3. Il3 \. nagc 234, and beng required
81 10 do bv the beneficiary. l. rs trustee VIII ourr the
property located above for sale at Dnh!ic auction
ON The PREMISES, on SATURDAY the 10TH OF Au-
Gust $40 ar 6L O'Clock y. NJ. The house has i've
rooms: lot 20 ny 1870 10 alley 3 icci wide.
TERMS Cash enough /" pay of IL note oil S4cp.
pust due, aud accrued Interest, ana expenses OF
sale: The residue such terms is may be ann3unccd
At the sale. j. NJ. GoinDiS,
lrustte.
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BY Challin. Staples s. CO.
Real Estate Agents ana Auctloheers'
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
v SALE OF FRAMED STORE AND DWE Eli, =
INC. WITH ONE ACRE OF LA I-nl,p ms 1 iW.
NM isnsT'EEiLY AT AZ THE TOLL-GATE. KNOWN
As DAVIss STORMY vrqe Of G nats d uted
tI,c 9Th Dccember 1873, and by virtue OF an Or
Ger Of the Drc Court Of The unsa S,a on iS Sr
the Eastern District OF Virginia enterea H ' nn
y III the 2ist dav Of August 1872 at 5
o'clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY, above de,c xnoGlc of
s,io and r. nav off note of S73. 4S. with Interest
from Gin june. 1879 until nnd and Il upon ncon Inc
following credits S7562 payable l3-lo i1ecGn
tG ee ba ancc upon such terms as will be anp9Hnced
at the sale. IL - or Obi &c
anil Trustees and Commissioners.
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MILLINERY.
CHANGE IN THE MANAGE-..e2
4. MENT OF THE 9sGX

CHANGE IN THE MANAGE-.,.a
w. MENT OF THE gH41&
PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY. VhaNes
MADAM l.. L. JONES and MISS ANNIE CuR-
TIN have been placed In charge OF The cs'aollsn-
ment, and will be pleased to see their many iriena'
and TONERS. They Will receipt Tor all ou'sIaho-
ings and pay all bills. .,,
From this date they will offer Their entire stoc c
at cost and under. 10 make room fer the e3Ienslve
Iise of goods now selecting for fall trade VIII Of
fer the largest and finest line OF B0NNEIs. hal ,,
and STRAW GOODS in liis southern s1aieS, wItu
RRIDAL-WREATHES, and materials Tor TRIM
ming We warrant every article to give saftsfac-
ton. All orders promptly FLEET
Old Rsnnets and Hats PRESSED, CLEANED,
ard RETRlMMED like new. ~,
Tracking our friends and customers Tor the no
er,i patronage extended to us in the past, We beg
for q continuance of the same In future.
Very respectfully. co,,,,,r
an e-1sy.s, 1909 Main street. Richmond w
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BIT Grubbs Il Williams
peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

No. & Eleventh BtTeet1 UeI"eCIt D1''''l W.T.
TWO BRICK STORES AND DWELL Il,
- N " 1S1 frwENTY.FOURT STREETS FOE.
SALE Ar viii IS, sell at e. a ~ hnan en
The premises on THURSDAY me t4,n OF hfTs 9
MHI, TDHWELLiNGss situated above described and
now occupied by frst-class tenants Ipnos ibs
p.s,cr TWO ROOMS-boih In good repair. InG
GSss front 20 aud Is feet, and run bacE anoet LOU
Tr9Ss: One fourth cash; the balance NJ four'
eight, and Twelve mouths for neSota69ie no'es III
' aTa GRIBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers.
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EAST i:'yl NJ


Nail train arrives at IicLmoui taiiT "A- =,
r SI, sT Train arrtr, =; Krh,"aI daily
......,...............', 49, - '.''
and Oh Tuesday, Thursday. aud NaitE-
,ay connects NJ RirtmDni with NIr-
gnia Steamboat Company si"|"'f
Ariel which leaves Richmond t"r r''
Point, Norfolk. &C.. AZ I:lJ \. VI.
Accommodation train arIiE"~ 4, No. s, .
1nUnd daily except SUNDAY a'---.-...- ~
A mixed tram leave, ~,Hu"''H a. 80
taking passengers from N'r-ln, N.''.
from Washu.tor. AMI Hr:':'- - X. ..''..." '
r. NJ. daily eIc.p Sr:urI.tE. F....
CONNECTS win Eirsini. .; Ni''li l ,,, r.,
Wfssissippi aud Ohio Raitro,: >i1..' &C., D.. =, 20
virginia Midland railroad, 'in2 a. ''I' - '''
b connects with Virsirfa Niira&h r'..ra'% 49,.
ing at $50 4. VI. tor Wa,iIln.i"n. "I'! ~,
gina Midland railroad, .riNl"! a. -" ~ w.,
Iynchburg and Allan'Ir, Ni>>is,tpi" ~" "'..' '"'
ROAD stations. :
d connects with VALLEY rar!r"aI. !'"i''"t II q -
NJ. Tor HarrisnuDurk. -
f connects with Valley railroad. ''''''.- a.
A. NJ COR IIarprr's Ferry.
+ connccty With stage line for LrN!1-' :.
e connects with &. Il. ;. aud l. J. ''''.
points on the ohio river ana tlurlHNI ,r .Gs
III connects with sci1to 'ai!et !'.'
Northwest. ,.r ~,
Northwest, aud southwest. ". !" ,..a,,.n.
| COSwAY L. HOWARD. "en"'. ~.
Ticket Agent. -----------------
RICHMOND, FnEo'c g i.Jr"AAc II; X; .o"t
OPrICR GSNSHtL -, NJ -
| RrcHyo.p VA. April -. 80"
COMMENCING STEpAl. MAi D. '''
~ trains OF this rad WI! run - ;o"9N''
NORTH BOUND. .,t,
~ e.oo Il Leaves EyY,t-.Irre: station -
1891 "AvIp' II, !. ~; E''H*yyE,T6
| 3:O5 L. NJ; - ".,,'thr, II.
PM: New lV.a, l9.,2 Wv
49, , ..oo - ~ leaves ByrI-Strret .2a - Il
| NO 3-ooo " ,it,r 4, Wa,h,r.rDR. o. 49,
| K,i,.uore. 1853 Z. ". ~
.rlphia ;S;'5 A. N.; Ne" i'',
,.oopy Sc11OS;MnDATlnS TEA! =
NO. f-S'"o ' Tor junction. leaves nE S.
Stree. statvA t~!lN seAeep1 '1D
! days..
SOUTH BOUND. ., s,suoa
VI e-lO:l6P,M., arrives Al b>Fh'Hr',I irayts
- dSny teNcrpt Su!'S! rhl,.-
| New York, $40 4. e. K,ir-
delph.a. li;ia AI,rstSu,
| more. $50 L, NJ "A~e'
~, ,,..I N .rrtves ~ Byrd-street s; 100
Nv daily. Leaves New OF ia A
=. NJ: philadelphia: Nv ~
| NJ; Baltimore: A:oS
| Warrington. a:3o \: u; AN
s.o. HCCOMMODArlOS lh..,ion
| NO. CAV ~ 80 srr,yex At Brcad-sirees sS~'4
daily (except sunda'1sli; op.
General 3tckes Axsst,
uxxrs sersral Superintendent ap -
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DOR RENT, fs:s
II DWELLINGS. EJ
No 3OS cast Cary street: rooms. $50.
No 81 0 east Cary street; rooms. s2O. o -,
No 6O5 north Tenth street; z rooms. S33
No. 23l south Second street: q rooms. SlO.oo
30 1 15e Sontb F6urth street: rooms. S1G.66
no. SIS north Twenty-fourth street; 10 roonl'
$50. -
No - south Morris street; rooms. 80.
No SOT east Grace street: - rooms. S4U.
No - north Sixth street: rooms. SO.
No 29OS north y street: rooms. SO.
No 5 - Blair street; rooms. 70. o..
NO 307 north Sixteenth street; rooms. 90
STORES. ~
No. 1922 east Main street.
No. l7ll East Main street.
No north Governor street.
No. south Thirteenth street.
No.. Twelfth and Cary streets.
apply to CHAFEIN. STAPLES & CO.,
au 2-eod6t Real Estate AHeDts.
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
Rank and Eleven tn streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y AND WELL;LoCATEn, ,I EAR R, OF ro 17t
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, CALLED VEl'I
MEAD.'-At the request Of Mr.: James X. Orcn,
shall Offer for sale public auction. on The premises
on THURSDAY the 21ss Of August: 1879; at
O'Clock p. NJ the beautiful ana e1 rosIas
adjoining the lands, of DR.. Friend, ae Gs r.
James Smith and Theodore Pic"f. containing
ia ACRES. of which about l35 acres Is open
land of good qualify: balance In WOOD ana timber
The open land has recently been lined aHd inanuren
The IMPROVEMENTS consist OF Il comfortapIe
framed dwelling containing seven room, narn'
hay-shed, &c. 1t will be sub-diyiced INTO lhrte
smaller parcels: giving to The house tract. 10. i. DO
acres 70 tract No. = adj Joining Mr. Pcot, DO acre
and to No 9. adjoining DR.. Friend on the east -
acres-of which abaut one half i IN wood. me
Iaud lies well for cultivation and Is well adapted To
The usual crops of this section. On lois Nos and
2 there arc nnc strawberry beds. portion o, inc
land is in clover and grass besides that which IS In
meadow. A plat can be seen IN my once. ano snG
place will be shown by Mr.. Urcm 10 those VINO may
sal on him. d.. .r,,o ~
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at TIC time Oh
sale. w. Gn,iono.r
al q f1
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
IN Is go rs "a.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
At AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1a3s sSDl44G FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has lifted up IN connection with
his extensive stables one of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT HAZAhRS
0 he found I'm this country: and having every IA
cility for the accommodation OF stock, respectfully
solicits consignmcpts OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
OF every kind. promising that all stock. &c, con-
signed TO him shall have every attention, aud re-
turRs promptly made.
LIBER AL CASH ADVANCES made when renuired
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignments OF almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure and work-purpoSes, a. also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles In
this department Will be sold At lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and in no instance Will any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
Ing 10 purchase will find 1t 10 their Interest 10 eS-
anime this stock OF vehicles, &c.
MY STABL ES are new. of LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for drovers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their avn use or
the trade viii find large stock TO select from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT.
URDAY ut 10 O'Clock a. d.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
j.. r. COOK. Auctionecr.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. NJ. PACE. salesman. my II
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mot REQUEST he.return oil the order me
mo,,ey.ordsf will be repaid to the lazy VINO
sent 1t. "a "a
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.U,vvyON sALEs--.FEture Days.
BY Paine & NowIn, AuctloDeers,
No. 1912 Main street.
rz,RI1srEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF
BOOTS AND sHoEs:y T rIJNiT E xaLlsEs' &c
ATT AUCTION.

In compliance with the provisions OF deed OF
trust. dated May 10. 1879, executed 10 me: Us rus
tee BY Mr.. Henry Gunst. for tue 1cntnt OK us
creditors will precsed to sell 1t public auciop ~
his store No 1913 Main street Oh WEDNESDAT
AUGUST Goth. commencing at OK o'clock, me EN-
BOOTS and SHOES.
TRUNKS. VALISES. &C.:
ia which the attention Of the trade Is inyifei.
THE stock comprises every variety Tor men,
women. misses. boys and cbillrep-ail prime eooos'
adapted 10 the city retail trade. .ooo
TERMS: All sums under 81 90. cash; under 5000.
Wv DAYS: and over that amount, four months
credit for approved endorsed notes.
GUST. MILLHISER, Trustee.
Sale will be conducted by PAINE & NoWLlN,
Anctfonetrs au l4.Th,S.MSW4t
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, DWELLINGS on Mar Ga
Il shall between seventh aud Eighth streets. ten ELI
rooms: DWELLING No AL north Eighth street.
connecting with Mrs Duval's clearinghouse. suited
for two or more families can board al Mrs DuyaIS
or keep house. a. aesIrcd. Also, NEW DWELL
INGS on Gay between Eighth and Ninth streets.
TO prompt tenants the rent will be very moderate.
CHARLES Il. DAVIS,
No. l IL north Eighth street.
Residence, Mrs. Duvars, No. AS north Eighth
street. au Ia " on
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FURNITURE.
WILLIAM DAFFRON. e
w OFFICE AND WARERCoMs. r
- 1888 Main street. U

MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY ROOMS, (.
16. 18 and 20 north Fifteenth street. =,
FURNITURE OF all descriptions BEDDING,
&c. Largest assortment, Lowest prices. Superior
quality. call solicited. Orders by mail promptly
attended to. ~ 2S-1m
GPECIAL E.-LARGEn
OSTOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY-N
MENTs. ATLUW PRICES, FOR THE NEXT ~
SIXTY DAYS.-We call attention OF all whoI
GU. large and. select stock, most of which, being
bought for cash we are prepared to offer greater In:
duce uents than otherwise both rs TO terms and
prices. We have some 1ne PARLOR AND CHAM
hkR stTITs which we will elo.e out ut . sacrifice
Full line IL eheap WALNUT AND POPLAR FUR
NITUHE, =, GATHRIGHT q SON, :,
jy1Sm Is 6oYernornor street.
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FICES FOR RENT-TWO@
O-LAR6E, WELL-LTG HTED, and WELL III
VENTILATED ROOMS. on lrst floor. over Yam
ceys bookstore No. 1l12 Main street, suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dtspdfch once.
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EraxTUgE OF sTEAaaEKs.

EOR NEW k.-The Old AFSE
Il Dominion Steamship Companvs - =. =
steamship WYANOkE, Captain C0CCh, Will Sal
FRIDAY August 18th. at O'CLOCK =: NJ.
freight received until l O'Clock L. NJ. -,
Through bills of ladng signed ana g oonns ao.
warCed with dispatch 70 all points morrill, so"''i'
and west; alsO to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- nl0,iations unsurpassen.
Cabin fare to New York, 81; fouho-'f'p IeAe'S'
$24. Stecrage, $6 and rs.
f'4 e. W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
,u1a9t COmuanys Wharf. Rockets.
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Mt. THE NEW STORE 81.

TOR RENT. THE NEW STORE O.
Il AND DWELLING on The east side OF S2r, FL
putcenth street onpositc The FIRST Market adjoining
Mr.. trIschkorn'S establishment. IL * neatly nu-
ished, and has all the modcrG improvements. Ios-
session i'll L few days. Apply 10 ~
JOHN T. GUDDIN.
Real Estate Agent.
,u13.3t Bank ana Eleventh streets.
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edmond, YORK RlFERST-hUsI
INAND CIIFSAPEAKER RAILROAD.
: MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRhN>PoRlA a.
TON COMPANY. ,,,,-
Through-freight route between HlrhtnohI ~.
and Eoston Providtuce and all New England cities.
Steamers leave " EST Pol Mt. w. on rhch
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al u noon con-
nrctnc with trains from ItItllMtlNp. ,
steamers arrive al VEST POINT on each IL ES'
DAY and FRIDAY. -. r, $780,. ,,
Direct shipments IRON Boston t'n h"Sto" aio
prnyi,l.nrr RutIruad pin West Point. Va.
H. r. DOUGLAS. superintendent.
u n cpoxFp General Agent. ap3
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TOR RENT OR LEASE,
BOLLINGBROOk HOTEL,
PETERSBURG, VA.

This desirable HOTEL Is for rent or lease to some
reliable person on liberal terms. Possession given
September lst. II Is within three minutes walk of
all the depots, and has sixty nicely furnisl he'd
rooms-in fact, everything 10 make II nrst' class
house. Would be- pleased to furnish any informa-
ton In regard TO 1t to auy one wishing to rent or
au 7-ThSM3W p A. PETTWAY, Owner.
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DILL ABEL = II "A, RICH syr{GEgA
j MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s-sszzs z
SHIP LINE.-EoR PiItLAbtI;oHi a. 7, 81 rhht
THREE TINES 4 WEEK.-uEt!l f"rtAei no
tIee the steamers OF this line will MAKE
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnioat
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
necling al Philadelphia with ClyGe's New Eng'aGc
Line for Fall River. r,.,,.,,,.
QUICK TIME-fREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until o'clock J.: NJ.
JAMES ". MCCAERiCk,
General Southern Agent l,icaImoni Va.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE CO..
General MauagrrS,
nn03 70. ID South MhNrvrs. PMllMielnhia.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcsf1als
ssaErsas1fsStEE
COMPANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL Regular LANDINGS on JAMES E!FSH
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH TIE EATIiNE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.

The fast aud elegant steameT ARIEL. Captain
r. G. CLIFFORD tcarryia. the United States maid.
1e,yes Richu0n! for above named places every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, I'll
Enr, to Gd Poirt. Norfolk or PorrsDouth..S 80
Fare for round mp, unlimited. ............... 90
Fare to i.IillIOft.., - w
Fare 10 PhilaicIptt. ................... VI
Fare To New 20
Through tickets sol! at CARRIERS, S28 Main street
FycEaHg,. Hotel. AID On board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer Ariel Is now ready for engage
mems for Day. and Moonlight Excursions 4
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered before
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk portsmouth:
Newborn. Washington. and Tarhnro. y. G., and au
landings on Tar river: WaShngton- d. G., HaT2p-
ton, and Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river. ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEI. has lately been almos: Ell:
tfrely rebuilt and rrfurnishcd in M elegant anc
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended IL
the Fastest and Eost comfortable steamer that Las
run Oh this route for many years.
L. 4. TArEN, superintendent
100 Main street ana kOcketts.
+ W. HcCARRrCR. Agent. Norfolk. Sc 4
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CHESAPEAKE ASD 'N!!u f. 'f.'
RICHMOND, Va. jam ~. .-'''
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. WA 49,,
OlST9. PASSENGER TRAINS - I'LL RI -
FOLLOWS:
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WANTS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w THAT AM AT THE OLD STAND. NO.
FL EVENTI STREET, prepared to do all kinds OF
INEFFECTIVE SERVICE. Office hours from II A.
81. to p. VI. Will pay literally for informaLinn
au l4-3t* JOHN w KEN.
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WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR A
w LIGHT AND LD.E$TABLISHED RE;
TAIL BUSINESS in Richmond requiring capital
of about S3. 600: would take an acceptable part
nor with one half Of above amount. a profitable
investment can be made by addressing. with real
name, ,Mrh, iiANI
an "a DfSUiICH
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
Sacred Concert.
SUNDAY EVENING AT THE GRAND CEN
 TRAL.--A VERY ENJOYABLE OCCASION.

On Sunday evening, our townspeople were entertained by a sacred concert, given under the auspices of the genial proprietor, Mr. Geo. H. Browne of tn e Grand Central Hotel.
 Among the artists who contributed were Mrs. Henry B. Drew. soprano of St. Johns Episcopal Church, of Bridge port Mrs. Gurdon S. Colt, contralto of the Presbyterian Church of fifty-seventh street and Madison avenue, N. Y. Mrs. Geo. F. Blinn, of the Tn ird Congrega. tional Church, of New Haven; MT. Chas. Hawley, basso of Calvary Episcopal Church, Twenty-first street and Forth avenue, N. Y; MT. John Treadwell of New Milford; Mrs. Jane Sloman Torry, of Brooklyn; Mr. Geo. Robinson. of New Haven, and Miss Addie Bates, accom- panist. ..t.. .-s
 The Thomas Orchestra, of New Haven, added much to the enjoyment of the evening, their selections being euthusias- tically received. Particular mention should be made of the rendition, by Mrs. BIinn, of a song entitled Not Ashamed of Christi the audience insisting upon a third repetition. "The Last Rose of Sum- mer' was given in an artistic manner by Mrs. Drew; t'The Last Chord, by Mrs. Colt, was one of the gems of the evening Mir Chas. Hawley delighted all by sing | ing Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep in manner not soon to be forgotten.
 The house and grounds were brilliantly illuminated throngs of people from the village and adjourning towns assembled until every available place was occupied, and the roadway was lined with carriages filled with attentive listeners. Seldom has this old town been so highly favored with such a display of talent. A quar-
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Respectfully,
Making Electors.
OChN l. LAisAI,
 Editor and Publisher.

Under the law passed by the legislature last spring. voters will be made this fall one month curlier than usual, the change being occasioned by the proposed consti- tutional amendment which, if adopted, will do away with the November election and deprive persons entitled ito be made electors, of that privilege. ... ....
 This law Is as follows: .... Be t eaacted by the Senate aud House of
 Representatives. 70 General Assembly Con-
 pened. .a a
 Section l. All the provisions of chap ter one hundred and forty-six of the pub [ lie acts of 1877. and of any amendments thereto, shall apply to the admission and registration of electors, and the prepar- ation of registry lists, for the electors meetings to be held on the first Monday of October, 1879.
 Sec. 2. The last meeting of the board of selectmen and town clerk, for the ad- mission of electors prior to said first Monday of October, 1879, shall be held on the preceding Saturday.
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You will never regret 1t if you are present at the entertainment at Sanfords Hall this evening. Prof. Roberts of N. '. will deliver choice readings and recita- tions and a general good time may be expected. Invest twenty-five cents, or ten cents extra for reserved seat, and help build up the Newtown Library Association. For reserved seats see chart at Sanford < Hawley's. .-..-,;..~,
 The family of Mir. Jno. T. Pearce were kindly renembe bered by the Parish Drum Corps--in the form of serenade- last Wednesday evening" Mir. P. herewith re- avoidable absence from. tho town on the evening in question. Under the leader ship of MT. Michael Mccarthy the corps is sure to be a success. .s.
 Monday night, at half past one o'clock a barn belonging to MT. John NJ. Beard sley, of Dodgingtown, was destroyed by fire. The barn was filled with hay amounting to nearly two tons, besides the hay, two horse rakes and an OK sled were consumed. Loss about $500 on l which there was no insurance. It is be- leved that the fire vas the work of an incendiary.
 Last Thursday night John Quinn, who has resided for the past twenty five years on upper Main street, was seized with inflammation of the bowels. He grew worse until Monday night. when death | relieved him of his sufferlngs. He leaves a wife, two girls and six boys to mourn his loss. He was a steady, hard-working man, and was. formerly in the employ of Henry Sanford. Funeral from hIs late residence this 10 q. III.
 List of letters remaining in the Post office at the Centre. Sept. 1st:
 Miss Carrie Andrews, Albert A. Bensel Miss Emilio G. Brandon, Miss Emile Brandon, E. Capp, Willis H. CelonIs, Miss Mary Dougherty, Miss Emma Payer weather, J. k. Hildreth, Miss Jessie Hand, Wm. H. Jackson, D. c. Sullivan Miss Addie Sanford Miss Ida <. Pro- vost, Mrs. Mary R. Vaughan, Mrs. Hen- y Whitney. When called for, please say 'adTerised." z. $. PECK, Postmaster.