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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26
FROM OUR u H.1SIiiAG2ON COR
RESPONDENT.


WASHINGTON. ID. &. Nov. 81, 1879.
The estimates of the various depart
ments for appropriations TO be made
are all made. OF course, they are
larger than the appropriations of the
last year, because IL was well known
the Democrats intended TO liHanuiac-
ture, capital a. economists. by provid-
iITg Insufficient funds to run the Uov-
ernInent, But aside from the new ex-
penses such az thearrearS OF pensions.
the Halifax award and the indian
loublcs the eUst.of CARRYING OF tliie
government is I'owiug i,ss. Dpd g ieNv
more years oi Republican, ruic will re-
duce Il tO1hp very lowest point. IL
Wil be- ditiicult Tor the Democrats TO
galnsay This. orto prove to the people
Iliat they are the better economists
flieir'econoIny. and reform is traudu-
lem.
1t is stated ON good authority here.
that Gen. CIant will be manager and
President of tie Nicaragua Canal Co.,
and that he will soon go to 'Centru
America TO make arrangements for
that great work If tliis is a fact, his
friends say, he will,go out OF politics
entirely.
"Wednesday was n great day here.
The army of the Cumberland held
their annual reunion, and dedicated
the handsome statue erected to Gen.
Geo. III. Thomas. They made n grand
display and had happy time.
The Supreme Court decides that the
law for the registration of irade marks
i'm the Patent Office is unconstitution-
al. and therefore all that has been
done under it is void. Large sums
have been paid by manufacturers for
this supposed protection, and now il is
probable the tiGeefTiment Will have 10
refund tile money. Eminent lawyers
say that will be the effect, and suits
will soon be commenced in Vie Court
of Claims.
Congressman Frye, of Maine, has
been interviewed lie is u member of
thu Republican National COMMITTEE,
and he says that the tirant1nen OH the
committee will join the Blaine men in
selecting chairman, in place of the
late Senator Chandler. Mr.. Frye does
not think thai '-san ssrant will be a
cfnssif,afe Tor the Presidetial nomina-
tiOn, uriless ut the coming session the
question Of doubt as to tire mode of
counting the electral vote should be
made prominent. In tlsst event he be
lieves the people will defsand the NOM
ination of Grant, because they think
he will assert and obtain his seat If the
election ia disputed. Otherwise, he
thinks Mr.. BlaiDe or Mr.. Sherman will
be the leading candidate before the
convention.
The conspiracy in Maine by which
the Greenhack Democratic combina-
tion hope to steal tire in coming Legis-
iature, on the fece % the fact that the
Republicans elected % majority in that
body, is of piece with their general
plan, to steal the Presidency neIt year.
Our latest accounts are that they are
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26
Fa REX FAEfxNmssS5D.

Tbeftfrd' story is being put onto our
new Court House.
Ten inches of snow fell on Saturday
night .ast.
Several'importantlocals are crowded
out this week, for the want of space.
Ye Township Treasurersl get your
Tax Receipts at this Office.
Once more does the genial face of
our friend A. b. Price, grace the streets
of Gnyling
On account OF the weather, no servi-
ces were held at the school house ON
Sunday evening.
Mr.. f. Eewkifk pass ID through our
village OH Thursday last.
We would warn all against asking
the loan of our snow shovel Why
Yust because we don't got sum snow
shuffles
Ye editors Thanksgiving dinner
Will Ut sllI1 ODt, us nO ohlt 4hae shS
yet presented us with turkey.
NJ. s. Dlley officiates AZ business
manager in G. w. Wight's store, at
Fredsricville.
MI. Joe. Archer is building a camp
on the Manistee about eight miles DIS
tant from his old one, and will soon be
at work among the pines.
If the Sheriff and County Clerk
don't keep out of our sleeping rooms
during our absence, they will have
some one I'm their wool DO ye inoind
that, now; soyl
Mr. N. Mickiesop, of the Arm of
Sailing, Hanson 4 Co, started for
sherman. Wexford Co, on Tuesday
last, where he will 60 into camp With
about 90 nDen and 12 teams He eI-
poets 10 put between 400. 900 and 500.
600 fest of logs into the hanistte, at
that point
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26

three hours journeysTlirough pine foi
ests and over plains, and in company
with four jolly fellows We arrive in
camp. Instead OF finding, as we sup
posed we.would, two or three low log
shaniies 'ywe see before us nice little
village .of'About fifteen buildings. sur
rounded by high hills which shelteri it
ftonhseEPrc ~ 0Bihs, andwhich give il
the,ppPaaranee of ~ bort; while the
najestiG noEways seem 10 stard guaid
over the peacetdiinhahitants.
I'VE wei q HEARTH ,MblcuIndd) by Mrs
! Hubert gand after algeueral ehasing OF
hands Wile1old tlat spI IpeE&as ready
To this call We! promptly responded,
The table was filled with every good
thing one could,witlriOr, and all done
justice 10 the delicacies which Mrs,
Hubert had prepared
After supperwe strolled into the 'of
fice". Here we found our friend Mr..
II. Hanson with his face poulticed, for
lie was suffering with the toothache.
On bunk" in this building laid Mr..
Fred Jenson, having received severe
internal injuries 10y FALLING on ''hasli
pail early i'll tie day. Dr. TaNeI
OF this Village is. attending this case,
and the patient rs last recovering
Behind tie stove sat Chris MAJ ola.
who, through n nishap had received IL
blow with al aX, loos eniLg three, o.
nls teeth aI.d severely eullng his lip.
From the "oth0e' We proceed TO IlI'
everal men sliaIties. Here we tnG
"a lot of jolly cLals, solne are smoking
their pipes, sonIe- are singing and Others
are ENJOYING pleasant game of cards.
they are "a lot of wholesouled fellows
,ull OF fun and ,iiipinac:iOns while IN
camp are enough TO conviure one that Al
kind, noble heart often beats 'ncatl
the jacket of a ''shpnty boy"
In tins cemp there are two crews
one in the employ OF Mr. Hubert, and
tie other in that of Sal ing, Hanson &
Co., with sixty mer, ten orse teGms
and~ten OK teams We are informed
that between G.GO0 coo and 1000. OCO
feet of logs Willie Iut into tie Manis-
tee river from this camp during the
coming winter
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26

Michigan -csasRaL Railroaa.
SAGINAW DIVISION.
Mme Table May 26, 1879.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26
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An old and reliable remedy. Send
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26
Our Trlp TO Camr

Accepting an invitsscn from Mr. ID.
Hubert, on Thur..'ay last, to visit the
camps. we ~.Arted fron Grayling at
about .50 In the afternoon. After a
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26

CONNECTIONS-At Bay City with
Bay CITY Division for Lapeer. Port
Huron, Detroit, and all points east,
and with Mackinaw Division for all
points North, and az Jackson with
BIain and Air Lines and Grand Rapids
Division.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26
FOvTHwARD.

,sEAItrains daily except Sunday. IA
C. b. BUSH, H b. LEDYARD,
Diu S,tpt, Bay city 6enH lfdn. Det
K. C. BROWN,
assistant General S'tgt. Jd"kSon.
HENRY,C. WENTWORTH.
Sent ,liESS,r, and I'icket Agt ChicdgQ
, 1879-04-29

The acllr X. q. Hnyes had lots Of trouble get
ting out Ut the harbor Saturday. she grounded
oppositu the Goodrich Line docks about .
O'clock in tho afternoon, aud tile tugs Mcl4anc,
Tom Brown and CnIon pulled Mt her f.r m
tfCo Company's dock, where slu stuck fast,
a,l tho three tugs Alll the prnp Antelope
rot l,er on III two hours. She was
fifteen Inc!lcs out ut t!sat pntnt, mud
when sic reached tllr mouth Of the river, uud
tho Antelope took her in tow Tor ButIalo. Yhe
has 80, ,S:t! bl of corn on bonsd.
1llr sellr Corning, drawing fourteen feet mud
four Inches, tuwe1 down easly With tllu tugs
Wnr1l Anl Crawford.
, 1879-04-29

10 discharge. The Lyons Is now nj the North.
Western Marine Elevator Gotting riA of her
grain. while the rarEo IL being boistcd out Of
the Moonlight with buckets. The schrs Wells
Burt Hrl Red, While, md lJIue hell thc[r grain
oil delivery charters, and have started for buf
faio.
The tur 1Iagcrman has not yet returned from
Two Crooks, whittier she proceeded to release
tic nroW Ataskn from the beach.
l.ato yesterday afternoon the tug Welcome re-
turned frum Man[stec with fleet Of six lumber
tatlcn vessels, four of wi,Icl. remained hsrc,
while two we're taken On to Chicago.
r',c stea!nsi'o Sllnnsapois wI eo Into dry.
few days, for rccafklnE, rcfastcnln., new
decks, and ropnirs upon boilers.
Grain vessels are paying saiora q Der day,
but lumber vesscls refuse to concetle over S1.k0
per day.; There srs shout 1vo t4c sea,ncn here,
wiirh is sail 10 contain s2..5. for thrir
President of, tic Union viii M
Of s5o Gsiore Tic motey Is exau.tsJ. 'sigsne Tcre
arc two clnRscs Of sallUrs here. one Of which
prcfers the graiu trade, and the o,lrr the lurn-
her tradt. ille latter express Willingness to
eeecps !css IL tlan g psr dny. b.t ore prevented
hs the latter hold the baiance Of nowrr.
This afternoon The scl,r Mynsotis was cilnr-
tered at 8it{c fur wheat 10 Kingston. 1l,uto is
also prospect OF The charter of The sc11r
Moonlight at Axe for wheat to Buffalo, o.
dcrs having tccn given to stop diaclaargsng her
cargo.
schr Camancho takes wheat 10 Oswcro ut
BIC, kchr =. Anderson Hheat to Collugwood at
Hl4u, free Ut elevation.
l'fop ('art'en City, with barge Kcatfnp, cleared
for Chicago tonight; sci,r Lott!s Wolf, for
Buffalo.
slealn-bar0c Gordon Campbell, with the sctr
acfIuykill, nre tue here Tomorrow morning
from Chicago.
Tonight stenm-barge Witmorc, with bnrgc
brunette, reached hero from buffalo, the lrst
arrivals Of the scnson.
The eclIr .rhrcu Bells reports that tue schr
Annie q. Hanson ran upon the bractl between
Lincoln an'l llaInl!n, cast shore, during fog.
She Is prdbnbiy nfT ny this time.
Tic aclr Moonlight raked the cabIn Of tho
stmr Flora II. thu river to-day. tearing on the
corntco and losing her sprtt-sall yaru.
, 1879-04-29

There was great ac,tyisy III the harbor yester-
day In consequence ot the preparations Of tic
graIn feet tor start below. Ship c11uudlers
wcro pushed to extremes to supply vessels, atitl
masters, mates, and sailors were busy fitting
out. The scllr Golden West. loaded with 81, III
bu OF corn, got awny early in the evening, after
n slight jam ncas Rush street, which cost The
hnrCe golden Harvest cntllrnd md bcrsclf n
duvft The Mc1vtna went ont Inst night ut s
1'clnck; she had 1s,isS bu Ut corn aboard for
DuiFalo.
Illc Ellen spry, George Murray, and others
viii sal to-day for brluw, atld tic Richard
Winslow, Niagara, MD Go!lua Ftcecc were re-
celvng flts.ouss preparatory to an early tlcrart.
Tie Auei,or ' inc pron NJ uorioa ] {; Capbs]. 1.
Capt. Stove Chatterson, loft port Inst evening
Tor Milwaukee, with the schr Scl,uvlk!lt In tow,
nnl botlt will lond whent at TINT port, uill prob.
ably sail for Eric Thursday.
, 1879-04-29
BUFFALO,
EpfcfQI DIap0tch 10 TAs Tribune


BUFFALO, n. \, April 98.-The wind con-
ttnues to blow down tic hikes tU-,lay, md lhe
lee vas as Dad rs ever III md out Of the harbor.
No vessel left, uni nothing will hs abe to leave
unless VIC llayo an east wind. The Commercial,
Union Steamboat, Western Transportation, and
Like Superior Transit Companies nil l,avo boats
ii raal1less tu move, besides which, .hr sct,rs
Corsscn,I, G. K. Nina, Swrepstakcs, Stnfforj,
Mary stuft, ucorge Finney, Agucs sv,lt!', a,li
Camden to-;'ny took out clcaranee-papors for
tile Upper Lnkos. They nre all IN readiness
to muyo az once. Tie G. X. Minis atl,l T.. NJ.
Davidson wcre chartered TO carry coal ftuln
Ash:ubu1a to Chicago Tor to conts.
, 1879-04-29

Firth, tho English artst, tells M asnus1ng
til nrr,n hu ynys. "hr0lluht HIu to Lnttiu.l, u
hoy VI ID, hu ur"ugh, also ,ollo of chalk atsd
prnrl drawings. rupies Il unrrayin:s, ulnI
s,1owcn tAvl, 10 tiialn',, Il. A., WIN stlrnpnn
sI t.a, Ss.u % Syrr.u Was ~ to to bs % a;'ritu1,ssf: iii
and WIZ nrturnsaly ,t,au one. Many yvsra
aiterward, wt"n wiz n,yenli H. A., trl'h to
tepa, this incident tt Cia!n, but 10 had totally
torao'tr. IT, ll'u', showed l'si' 1ne tirawuss.
ul4 to vxe!u!ulca, 'fGu 4un't Inuau tu say .l.at
, 1879-04-29
HERES your NICE HOT CORN,

Anohcr caso Of hot corn was brought to light
ycstcrlay. THE cargo Of tic schr Batn Flint
was found to 10 on tlc high road
to ruin, AMI the vessel was tuwcl up
to tic Fulton Elevator to- hAvo the hot
grain tnkcn out. The amount infected Is mot
definitely known. Tho uslial collrAa VII!
be p,iFs,,cd Il! drying thc Grain mid fresh corn
will Oo pat buck III tho Yessgt IN place OF ttat
taken out.
fresh corn put I'll Ut tl,u Fu!tun Elevator. mil
Btu was subsequently tuwci down to Statu
street. Nl,.stuutl hu1drud bl Of hot corn sus
taken out Of her.
, 1879-04-29
TIE CANAL.

BnlpnEroHr, AnrI 28.-Atrivcl-rrop Mon
tauk, Locls,sort, Ga5 brls !iour; Essox, Ottawn,
4, ,BO bn qr1; Dny Dnwn Ottawa, G,00u hl
cnrn; Phunix. l.nrkrurt, 1000 bu corn; q. u.
Crarcd-Surtl Star. i.itsaIIo, 77,700 It Nun.
ber; pop MOutauk, l.pkport, 4.850 bu wlrat,
, 1879-04-29
INCORPORATION,
Eptstal flfslsiteh tn Tho Trth4n4.

HpRkFdf 71f5HlstH ~ 3hf 7F1b4H4-
srRlN0ylgt.p, ILL.,. April IA eertit1catp Of
organization was alr,I III tic a4erctary pi Status
utliGo to-day by ll,a l.ls!u FafAlcfx' PROTECTIVE
Association, of Nnpusylr, Dn pago t:uunty;
Directors, Iahtt N. Gro,s, Cnn1al Dltefpoll,
uu4 II, Il. Gl,ulgluh; Uuject the rutuyurY Ut llle
proprrty stuIeu lrunt It's members, pnd ihe
capture, prosecution, aua coaYlruon Vi tic
lAEpyts.
, 1879-04-29
1'O1lT' HURON.

poHT IIunoN. MIclI., April o8.-Down-City
Of Toledo, Henry ttowat til nnd co,,aort, Nahnnt.
Up-lsnrnun,, V.eJna u,la consUrt, liuyaila
md uu,1Elrk.
, 1879-04-29

advised You should bo matle m artist after
tee!ng those thtnGa ontYi' You most certain
hct 'Inr .hcy contain nothing that would war.
rant my doing so.' And lie wa right.'
, 1879-04-29

tnnI.R'f k0Aaaa Latter. .
They say that EnRlaDtl has 10 srn1 to Frnncp
for uesl.'Itts fur figures un tArMls. etlrta:na,
els., s.alLly bvrause Au1u AoAela ara uut al'
, 1879-04-29

4 Botanical Uurlostty.
In the hol1ow Of tree, sixty foct from tho
GROUND, T. ". White, Of Fcnncr, ". T., found
In u thriving cundlttun Roosebefry bush about
foot high.
, 1879-04-29

N Q other WA.s4,s nye equal. llNra-l0 ceat4.
, 1879-04-29

lUCNt INT uu uQuE Vi kHpt WI TAIkNGIGH 4lDHK
tue shore Ut tic hay, umi visited Il humber Of
TIa HEltMlra,
'Tl,cse arc sirangs set III ult fellows. scat
tered at intervals ulutlg tIlt lta beach, hayllE
no tptotconrso With III" world, antl nono with
carll utltr. They haye t!rlstcl to this quiet
10 lott annp to .ile. 4 tozst, Iffo-hstortss hut
would ho wortl, thu rua'lhIX could bu cullcetcd
tl.rre. Earh represents 4 banksnnscY of sonu
klnd.--fanr, fortune, ur love. " only one, q
hut on thu coast.'ii!e. dozcu ,nlcs across from
Whuru wo wcrc, u anything known, llu IL saul
to hc 4 brother of Thu lato SerrutAsY Stanton.
and status hia desire, which rfNntses sooa 10 ho
sca. Similar srntt,nents were also uttered hyn
grizzly hermit With single ayo Ut u Sinister
east, AZ ha did not l,avu tbs anlearauce of
bsslE as al romantic, .lespta H. assertion, we
Iporp to to with his ISOLATION tllan t.e nloaa ot
t,c seu. Notwithstanding the herntts ara wplt
nlgh US uleuEA!uuncAtiYe an su ilAiIy uYs-
tcrs, yct sacll oue managel to drop
Foreigners, ttese was probably nothing less
titan 4 Count IN the beach, ald, II tilvy ever
r,eet 10 trll cxpcslsncts uni cAsnpprs nutGs ~
to tho rewards ot!crud ny forulgu Guyernmcnts
for tliclF auprehuh4la'1,
TIlA c9LEnNATRD LYING oLun
would he IN rpltuHe Ut truth III comparison,
Ilppscanoc intends camping on tie hrarll Tor d
week. uni trying t0 pick w sumo tlrull8 from
tiesu scattered u,ul wonderful histories, II he
suscuetls " ull, tho talra unf0h!u4 may eausu
the halg op Eurape's crowned Ncsu III erect IT,
uu|t In 1lurrurf unl thu iuref4n nnyy tn La
dispatched 10 That leaetI with 1ltcs u ulu Ex-
tFauiiiuI trpAty.
Az Ilp nj, .unk tn tho srn. We started on our
return u, il.c tlyur 1t WILL Interesting to ssu
tt.u attl,als VI Mu!aats uaStLE lntu lAu Att like
hYlng-tlat. tu eacane tho cnb4Ntes poueatli nnl
fascinating 10 rp,y III t.u pa1 Ut l!ulle thrown
alnnx ll.c slut,otll uatcr t3 tit Gnre OF pltth-
plnp kl4tllcd Iur III ut tslp landt!...,
w, i. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18
f0uRT ORDERS.
THE MATTEROF S. c.
Y RANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.

NTOTIUE.-IN THE MATTER OF S. C.
IN TARDY. BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY:
1bis matter was this day heard upon the report OF
the Register upon petition ofaaSsignee for sale,
free of liens objections thereto of various creditors
and the answer of William e. Sims thereto, and
was argued by counsel On consideration whereof,
the Court doth at this time decline 10 make any ae
cree Of saie whatsoever but. rs preliminary thereto.
doth appoint A. II. Aiken as special commissioner
to take upon special notices mailed 20 al known
creditors and lepors, their counsel, or bon, anu
upon due publication in newspapers pu6ltshea IN
the cities lof Richmond, Lynchburg, and panyille,
to all tho parties concerned, an account o. a lne
real estate of the bankruptcies value ana the liens
subsIsting thereon, whether anterior 10 0anRrupts
ownership or created by him--and snal ascertain
snecia Statement Of the amount due general or I'M.
secured creditors: and shall further ascertain ano
renort TO the Court The character and slate OF any
suits involving the ascerla1nment and qu1daton OF
to Judge Of the expediency OF reEing to the courts
In which such suits the ascertainment and qui-
dation of the claims asserted therein; aud do fur
ther SUMMON before him the trustees In the deeds
scheduled by said bankrupt, with view OF report
ing lhe expedieucy or inexpedlency of allowing
port his opanion upon all the facts OF the case rs to
The ACCESSIBILITY of the sale by this court free or
liens. And further, 1t appearing from exhibits hled
In this matter that there are two suits pending In the
rupt was party. and the amount due the creditors
In dispute, such suits may, by leave or this Court,
proceed to Judgment for the purpose Of fixing the
nmount due and the character OF, or. obligation
liens: and TO this end, William o. Sims the assignee,
is hereby directed himself to be made party
10 said suit so Us 10 protect tho interests OF The
estate and the general creditors Of the bankrupt.
80 E : . y ALEXANDER RlVES,
District Judge.
A copy-Teste - sarst -Esf. - ;: '..
= sLorlr m
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), ,,sr,r,rsss ii III Tssf,F sTGRE NO. Sol

rrruyRUsTEEs, SALE or sT0R s z s So; ssl
npSl1rE AVENUE, NEARs LEIGH sa i - !,
ssEssY SaGUP1ED By q. N III ~
TeEE AZ A (sgGCERYs AyDA L,u tx SitSs u
1IRTy-THREE FEET On II sSMISiss
fv f;s1s y.fJKNER OF BROAD IND $1,000 49,
ssrsFssTE..E8ARLE3U PPOSiTE 6If1N,, IL ~
,anND c1LLEGE. At AUCTIoN--gy yirtae q
Srrns Tf n certain deed from James ~
RrIzEasara and Lucy his dafsd Sanaa rs Of Of
1870. aad duly recorded in the GERS s,s oS s1o
Rscb,nesad Chanccry Court, ID. r. - "a pave oas'
m tSe undargned as trustees. we wlit onsI a9r se.
sssy,on he rreinsses at public ouction, w.
Viii me Rroos-arenne property. ON EsDA1 le
al at Say of January, 1875, at O'clock tue propei
fg SS,re described The store on ErooG avenue -
srrr brick one, Substantially but ana W1n ~
nil timps command tenant and y1sEc COCO peI.
ranfagn on The snyestanenf. The iot fronts aooGt
-thirty.twso feet on Brook avenue, una runs nacA
70 me- ID on The corner OF Broad and Hancock
,etreefs fronts az by 1851 feet 10 wide alley ano
should cos1uaand ibe attention OF those seeking
property which hts good future
: TERMS: VIII be very liberals and maze Known al
sale. -tI.t len Il nr w I,, G1Sog IN
tax 2ttS tlff .a8. IT, Trustees.
ks trustee In Sso certaau deeds OF trust from N.
Brizzalara mad wife dated August I'D, anc re,
corlied In the Richmond Chaucery Court u: u. 1gS
a mage 400 11d -. r. 1GS y, page 444, VIII uni e
Wild, the above trustees ia che sale. 80
: IN IL W. L. OOW AlsDlEs.- .n1s.sS.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHhNrEAh"{
RAiLEUN3.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. $500,
= COMMENCING MAY IL - ~

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tMEr ,i,l,.{
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY H. ~"
THROUGH PASSENGER
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond TtE>bA = Ill,
DAY. aud SATURDAY. "'.''s' ., -
West Point with steamer ia ~ -
vii point. on York RIVER ana b3''.-
more. Arrives in Ba'li;n"rc AZ : ~
NJ: connects with rtii.ll"'s Tor " -"
ington, Philadelphia. New urN. u. -.
ton and all western points t"hN",TI
III Richmond %ith train, Oh I.l''i"."r
and Petersburg and CJc,d!'A"t 1-'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH Freight.
$40 A. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY a"i
80 M TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aHd rAtI
URRDAY. Connects with ''"7in.t'
at West Point Tor river idna'hS>' DH'-
tt:nore and all western Po.h3. :, -
meets al Richmond win train, on Ei''II
mou,land f)anvile railroad rdA".
and Petersburg. and CAc'.v.~AE --'
LUcAL PASSENGER.
s.on M. Leaves Richmond daily except S'a'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o-oe AN. Arrives At Richmond ItE-"Nit
THURSDAY, and SAT- EI'Al., "a
meets with trains on Elcn'A"'" '
Petersburg and Chesapeake ava - ~
railroads. Steamer Havana !':'fe' ~
. M6SpA tly' wsEEDiSSESD,Y, Ia4 Fiji ;ti
DAY,zl 4 7. u. t"HH,'5 -
trains from Philadelphia NV nno b."
and western points. ana IL " 'at lis ,E.
,nth trains for Richmond AN1 --s
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,.,.,.
a.oopN arrives nj Richmond NONpAl e" E'D'
INV ''' SESDAY, and FRIDAY ana s,T.
s.16P. N, TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana '!os r. =,
"a" IJkDAY. Connects Win %yAm'tt ION.
West Point from Ba!triorTT, ,liIe
meets with RichnOnd asa ut ,'hrs.-
Richmond and PetershurS' 81" "'S-
neske and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER. an, sun.
,o-ao A NJ kT,Syrs az Richmond daily eAIeptt I'D
49, - day. Connects with hy'' s"J Oa!e
Petersburg and ChesapeiA: SN'
railroads. ,,,,,, ., or from
sontbern noints. Cars run through between
| and West Point n..., With lowest rates.
| guaranteed. - ,,,;s ,u.ran::rd fa'os'
,..med ro ali northern and western pin ,sreru snt
| TSrnaxh tickets sold to all u"r.he,' Hsssr,uxG
x.xt.rn noints and baggage cheSsta Ticaet ",
| Nor acIets apply al Geutra htnn.,,,,r Hotel. $50
| sea anS Main street; at the fAcusn9 AUD l1cA
! company's depot, corner T"eA'''
street, So hieo'DoHa y. r. DOUGLAS. suDsr'n .eI,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18
BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF A NICE COM
F0RTAHLE FRAME DWELLING WITH
coon LOT ION TWENTIETH BETWEEN
.GG11bCE AND FRANKLIN STREETS AT AUG
Tis1SoIn execution Of certain deed Of trust from
". ii. Cox and wife dated July 2. 1873, and duly
recorded in the clerks office OF fichmond Chancery
mon the premises. ut public auction, being re-,
Gired SO to DO by the holders of The note secured
thereby. default having been made in the pay
menI OF a part Of the same. ON THURSDAY
The $50 day of January, 1879, ct O'Clock p.
ST., the PROPERTY above described. The house
hss about seven rooms {; Kitchen: gas, water, and
ali necessary conveniences. The nelghborhood Is ~
good as any in the city. The houseis now occupied
by good tenant ut fair rent. The lot mas front
OF about 80 feet, and runs back u good depth. &c
any QUE wishing to purchase good home at low
price situated convenient to business &C., this sale
presents an unusual advanl age. -,
TERMS Whilst The deed requires cash. more lib
eral terms will be announced @t sale:
j. A. RICHARDSON,
JOHN DUNLOP,
i,19 Trustees.