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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-11
Buxton and Hollis Fair.

AT the closing day there was very large at
tendance, and most successful exhibition was
the result. In the morning the exhibition of
family, gents and ladies' driving horses took
place. There were twenty-three entries. The
driving by the ladies was especially fine. The
purse was awarded to Mr. E. Emery's horse,
driven by Miss Hattie Bradbury.
In the afternoon the chief interest was CEN
tered on the trottng. All horses were owned
by parties in the two towns The track was
laid out very recently and was not in good con-
dition, still very good time was made. Purse
$50; best time 23S.
SUMMARY.
T. McKenny, Buxton, Black Joe. .........3 2
f. McKenny, Buxton, Crumbs of Comfort. 1 1 1
G. Wakefield Hollis, Little Drew. 3 3
The following have donated their fruit and
vegetables to the Maine General Hospital:
Apples-I. W. Eaton, I. N. Deering, j. NJ.
Harper, w. Meserve, M. Owen.
Grapes-H. S. Usher, Charles Lock,
Pears IS. S. Smith.
Vegetables-Albion Clark, +. G. Stuart.
The fair closed with grand vocal and in
strumental concert in the hail. given by horne
talent. A large and appreciative audience was
in attendance.
The Franklin County Savings Bank.
The trustees of the Franklin County Savings
Bank, which was Scaled % per cent. one
year ago, has just declared dividend on de-
posts of . per cent. for six months, ending
October 1st They have also applied to the
Supreme Court for an order of distribution, al
lowing them to repay to depositors portion of
the reduction of deposits made at the Septem-
Der term, 1878. The Examiner in esti-
mating the present market value of the assets
makes surplus of rising $4,000; and as the
reduction was but little more than $40, 900
there seems to be handsome surplus after
paying depositors in full Farmington Chron-
icle.
The News praises Mrs. Nathan Hilton OF
Bridgton, who is IS years of age. The other
day she got tired of waiting for team that
was to carry her from that village to the home
of her son. about four miles distant, and OFT
she started afoot, and walked almost the entire
distance without apparent fatigue
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BROADWAY Silk Hats only So. Coe.

Miss SAwYER's SALvE, the original and
genuine, % cent size, beats all others.
myl3 eodSJw6n
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For Lewiston and Auburn.

Passenger Trains leave at 1890 and Dos p. m.
The train leaving at IL 1 o p. also has passen-
ger car attached connecting at Cumberland juno
ton with a mixed train for Lewiston, Auburn,
Winthrop and Watervilie. The 11.15 p. m.
is the Night Express Train with Pullman sleeping
car attached; making close connection at Bangor
for all stations on the Bangor Piscataquis X. Il.
the f. & N. A. Railway, and for 81. j ohm
and Halifax, HaoMiiOn, Woodstock, st.
Andrews, 81. stephen, Fredericton, Fort
Fairfield, and Carbon.
Passeuger Trains arrive in Portland ms
follows:-The morning trains from Augusta, Gar
diner Bath Brunswick and Lewiston at $50 and
$40 a. M The day trains from Bangor, Dexter,
Belfast, Skowhegan, Pennington, X. y L. r. r.,
and all intermediate stations at 2.45 and To-
D. m. The afternoon trains from Augusta, Bath,
and Lewiston at 5.45 p. m. The Night Pullman
Express train at 1.50 a. m. -
Portland. Oct IL, 1879.
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MERRY the halter is always getting cut
somo thing new. Just look at his advertise
ment this morning.
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For good $1OO Hats see Merry, Halter.
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For. Sale.
RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.

Enquire Of j. "A. sTROUT, Real Estnte
Agent, 93 Exchange Stress, Centemniai
BLOCK. NAIutl
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GIRLS Caps, Girls Hats. Merry, Halter.

CHEW JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
deoSS&WW1y
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Foggy and damp yesterday morning. Mer-
curry $50 at sunrise, 60o at noon, $40 at sunset;
wind east.
Remember Monday morning all the railroads
change their time tables.
1T least 300 fishing vessels and 100 coasters
filed the harbor last night.
The Sunday train to Boston on the Eastern
Railroad will be discontinued.
The Portland school for medical instruction
opened Thursday with 16 students.
The Fraternity library has been increased by
81 valuable works donated by the late Miss
Lydia C. Baker.
The yacht Viva, Capt. Benson, Of Salem, ar
rived in Portland yesterday to be hauled up for
the winter.
A horse fell through a culvert corner OF
Gray and Winter streets, yesterday, but was
rescued without receiving injury.
A Plymouth Rock hen, belonging to Shop
herd Young, corner of Green and Portland
streets, laid all egg 81 by 81 inches in size.
The Young Ladies' Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular meeting in the
vestry of Free street church this afternoon at
3 o'clock.
The five mile go-as-you-please race between
Dennis Delaney Of Biddeford and Charles
Douglass, the colored lad, of this city, termin-
ated at the end of the third mile, Delaney hay
ing distanced Douglass.
The man convicted in the Municipal Court
yesterday for evading fare on the Boston boat,
under the name of Thomas Ross, assumed the
name, and did wrong thereby to the real
Thomas Ross.
Rev. A. S. Ladd, of the Congress street NJ.
E. church, will speak on temperance at Con-
gress Hall tomorrow Sunday evening. The
meeting commences at o'clock. All are in
vited.
An adjourned meeting of the Diet Mission
will be held in the Fraternity rooms, No. 4
Free street, this Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as
business of importance is to be brought before
the society.
Swindling Sanborn.
1t is stated that j. NJ. Sanborn, who recently
skipped this town, as reported i'll the PRESS,
has conducted similar swindling operations i'll
other cities. Five years ago, in the fall of
1874, Mr.. Sanborn and another man opened
store at Calais, Me-, under the name Of Smith
& Co. They reported $500, in the local bank
and then wrote to several wholesalers for
goods, referring to the bank. The bank of
course acknowledged deposit when applied to
for information, and the firm secured large
quantity of goods. They commenced to an
nounce great bargains" and sell goods for less
than cost. This soon aroused the suspicious of
their creditors.
One fine morning one of Smith & Co. S
creditors resolved to levy an attachment on
their goods. But he discovered that the mer-
chants had left town in the night carrying
everything of value with them. They had
obtained on credit suits of clothes, iewelry
etc., and then departed. One of the men was
minus the two first fingers on his left hand,
which may be a clue to his detection.
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PlasterS.

Buy your Hats to-day of Coe.
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For Boys Hats see Merry, the Halter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22

--s---sH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hs Well ngiDn soddin.
Rsai Essste III gens and AGct fcnesr.
HI rorser az EaeYssstR Ind Bank streets.

- ., NJ,
TlRUsTTEs SALE = %
81 SywEILIE4AHDO IMPkex.MsssmaIEslMsslvs:
SItfsiifffg AND FIRST I'll III
THE GRAUE.sTREETs BApyislTv 1, "a y WIZ In.
KNOWN Al THE :. ~ y.,,s ~ Lexsc,ied
~ : c sabscffbers, SeasIfsg tate 29th NOVEMBER
s5h inIy recorded In RIrhsnqn Chupcery GOur!.
o " nox we si1ail Id further execution
~ an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lad October, S2e
IA O'clock RI M m sir nbr on tns ~ nrsl LII
day thersafserp YALE KEA W
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H
: |sThose suspenders, madam, are long
enough for the shortest boy or snort
enough for the longest man; they Will just
ct your fne. looking youngster."
81 aPerhaps so, but don't want to sew
Ssrftons on his boot-legs. want them to
.8aold bis pants on. Them suspenders Is
sony enough for the Colossus OF Rhodes
.Just so, madam; sold old Coloss o
.pair out OF the same box yesterday"
= The matron admired his familiarity with
historical characters, but waited till cooler
clay before purchasing. .t
Governess: "NoW. Jack. il were &c
give twelve pears to Maude, ten to Edith
and three to you, what would it be?" JACK
tagged six: cit wouldn't be fair. Homs'
Journal. ...4.
Young man, don't waste your energies II
attempting to wear too delicate a shade @
Clothes. The girls never care for them. Inei
own finery occupies their attentlon.-Nea
D.. Hdpen Register. II
'r,;sTbe iightning-rod man who gets ahead o
an Indiana farmer has gott to outrun Dull
dog, a shot gun, the old man, and from wv
60 i've neighbors armed with pitchtorks.--
Detroit Free Press. -
Mistress: "Brdget, didn't you hear M
s.eaIl?'' Bridget: "Yis, mum; but yot
'towid me the ither day niver to answer
nack-and / didn't"
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Ey ChaiEn. staptea p Col
Real Estate Agents and Aucftoneers,
No. Inoffh Terth street.

-ToMafssIo NER's SALE OF 4 YA Al %
u ABIE FARM CONTAINING AZ rs AE Ssi;Ifn
on THE CBAlGTON ROAD, Aa0IpysII, s,s Ky inIF
Nil, Fss FROM THE CITY OF RlGHhioS'D.
aiHsTtoH vi Tue OF decree 81 me Cnanes[Ts
f!oirt or the cry or RichmopJ 10 tHe eausss "a
f,ou1 pson a. Redford and tdts..i and HOY. rson.
trIrsee ps, Brown and dLsy eutercd on tne aSh
aay Of October. 1879. the uHdersisned. spsca .s.
commit thereby ppoiuted VIII fent 10 'Tont
M Henrtco county court. house. on IDNDhis IT,
yenTitar q, 1879. 1t IL O'clock 81 tinat UeIE
rourt- dat). that VALUABLE TRACT Or ItANn.
cniied HaYpORT,,. situated on tue Cralgfon roao
fnur miles from tile city If Richmond, ana torner
~ owned hY Jl f., Sonnei f1sq. containing w re-
cent survey 227 ACRES, one bali or Whicn Is nhe
liver bottom, and the remainder wei adaped 10
truckiug The FARM is In y good state OF SaitYa-
fion The DWELLING Is c0mrnodfous anu com-
Portable having been repaired ard partls DULL III
tha last lew years. II Is elegantly sltnateg in
shsdy YARD near the pubicfo The out-bnllnlngs
ara srclI as are Usually found ON farm OF lnls
lind n nd in good condition. -. -, :,
| TERMS: Whilst the decree prescriDes Que thiTu
cash. and the Instance in two equal semi an nual IN
staImt nts with interest added for negotiable noes
and the ,fIle retained unHl the whole OF inc Dur
chase money 1. paid and cony' vance ordersa ny
the Court, Vet The commissioner has authority 70
alter The terms IL he should see ft on the day oi
sale. -, : .ss,-.,. ,a,
do so By calling OH the auC4oneers: Me:srs Cnamn'
Stanlcs & Co. HENRY w. HOBSON,
e'"p'e' - w. ~ .... Special Commissioner.
.~~ '' oc 20-d3taw&w3t
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she Supreme Court Of the State OF Penn
syiyania flns recently decided case WMcn
a. ~ general importance in that II oeall
uvith the powers Of q bishop OF the ho,nal
Safbol!c Church to dismiss priest. IL y
.ah. DECISION OF the Court which lntsrests'
-1sf t Ia - says the Court, "a MAXIM OF iuh-
skamentaI, law that no man shall pc con
,rsemned without hearing. A nearing AS
asunes notice of.the specific ground o. COM
ptaint and reasonable opportunity ler an;
.,cyering it." The courts VIII mol inter.
fcre In matters OF faith and ooctline'
,bat when rights Of property are 10
.so,,estion the civil courts will inquire
sThesher the organic rules and forms
~ procedure prescribed by the ecelesl.
.sstieal body have been followed. The sum-
aanry dismissal OF priest by the Blsnop
without accusation, and without oppoI,u-
nity for trial, YVES declared tobe against the
supreme law OF the land, inasmuch as the
DroYession of the priest was bis properly,
whereby be had gained support, Wnen
sxas, without legal reason. taken away from
him. This does not touch at ali upon tue
authority Of a bishop to remove priest
from one charge to another, nor upon Inc
right TO prohibit him from exercising DIS
priestly functions upon investlgatlon,
omen, so far as to admit knowledge
and answer on the part OF the re-
spondent. There is not the slightest
assumption OF criticism, much less OF exer'
,eisiug the ecclesiastical discipline OF the
Church; but the broad ground is taken that
no citizen shall be deprived Of bis right OF
property without a standing in the court
wherein be is entitled to be heard. the court
Sn this case being the Bishop. 1t is proper
90 observe that it is pretty evident from tue
language OF the court that it endorsed the
Justice OF the proceeding OF the Bishop ex-
aept in this one particular that be gave the
priest no hearing. Providence journal.
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BY james II. Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers,
anin.r nnrnnr Elpranlh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ COMFORT
4 ABLE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, SIT:
TATEU ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BEVERLY
OR HARyIE STREET. ABOUT 80 FEET MES,I
OF THE CORPORATION LINE, AT AUCTION.
Nv virtue OF a cerun decd OF trusf. executed oy C..
f. Thompson aud wife to the undersigned as nus
tee, dated Feoruary 8. 1877, ~ OF RECORD IN me
clerks office OF HI nrico County Court IN - III
liable note therein mentioned, default having beeh
made IN the payment OF .ad noe -a ana a. =, ss Fe
nnubIic ancI ion, upon the premises, on THURSDAY
the Z3d day OF October, 1879, at ~ O'Clock + NJ,
the property conveyed by said deco, consisting OF
T'ot No ia. I'm Suuare NJ. OF Adams plan, II ont
ing on The north side OF Beverly or Harvir street U
by 100 feet 10 an alley Is ieet Wide o %a,a n'0e
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay The expenses OF
sale and The sum Of $500, with Interest I'M ber re-
from September g. $50 nn1' liln anu .t ~ he
hour Of sale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
LANES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auctioncers. &c 10
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by PoindeHter & TupDer.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
1900 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM COZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM CON
j TANNING ONE HUNDRED AND fIFTY
AND TWO-THlRD ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. AND BOUNDED ~
THE LANDS OF MESsRS. MOSES CARTER,
.WHITE-OAK SWAMP" AT AUCTION: ~
FRONT OF HENRI CO COUNTY GouRT;H0gsE;;
My virtue of 4 deed of tru.t from Alm!ra Nc
Dowe 10 the undersigned, as trustee. dated ,5tn
September, 87S, and recorded In The clerks once
of Henrico County COurT, D. u. 101. p. 4O9 defauit
having bet made in the payment OF certain notes
secured therein. and being required soto DO by tns
holder of the same well sell the sbove-described
FARM at the time and p!ace mentioned me I'm,
provements are SMALL DWELLING ano a ss,l
out houses. snd the land Is chiefly cleared. with
'fne bed of mari and excellent spring nponit-
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF s S1o ana Rove INV
hsr = 1875: and The other for si59. Interest from
5ih September, 1879; BALANCE a. nsm.d at sale;
= -. 8. CONWAY GODDIN, Trustee.
PoINpExTER & TOPPER. hucii"netrs.
oc17.2O.22,24,27.2 rs, 20, 3O,3 l,&No1
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BY Chaffin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
NO. north Tenth street.
u1RIIsTEE,S SALE OF VERY YALUA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA
I RTE FARMOS JAMES RlVER.IS POWHA-
TAN COUNTY, BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF two
certain deeds OF trust, dated respectively July /,
1879. and February /, 1876, made by E. j. Nose
lev and wife to William Willis, Jr, trustee, and
dnly recorded and the debts thereby secured being
due and unpaid. ana being required ny The bent-
ficiary shalt sell by public auction, on the PREM
ises on FRIDAY, October "a. 1879, at / O'Clock
r. NJ, the FARM, above described, and now Ia the
occupancy OF Mr. Bellamy cnntaininS TWO h u
FINE LAND, with a small ED DWELL
ING and the usirit ont buildings thereon. Besides
the value Of this land for farming purposes. II Is
situated In the heart OF the coal region. and no
doubt has very valuable deposits Of bitumiuous
coal. Il Iaash s.try,3yL grcl,-.ttt,.,!L0
The debts secured but VIII be made To
give the purchaser more favorable terms OF pay
'i'e's = "s'-' CKTHERTNE WILLIS,
E1ecutri1 OF William Willis Jr Trustee, deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
BY W. GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE
- SMALL TENEMENTS NEAR TO EUkE
PARK. ON LEIGH AND OTHER STREETS
At the request OF Mr. u. l.. TraIntam (who Is about
TO dc cline housekeepmy). shall sell NJ alicion on
tue premises. In the order advertised, on THURS
DAY the 23d October, S79, at ~ O'CLOCK T. NJ
the following REAL ESTATE-riz. SMALL
FRAME TENEMENT on the north side OF an nj
ey twenty feet wide, 10 the west line OF Harr
son street. between Leigh and Moore streets adj
Joining abe residence Of Mr.. Alfre Mitchell. II
contains TWO rooms: well Of water al the yard.
After which viii be sold he NEAT AND At
TRACTIVE FRAME TENEMENT, now occupied
by said Trainhanl, on The SOuih side or Leigh be-
tween Norton and Kinney streets. The lot fronts
39xl35 feet. The dwelling Is new Contains four our
rooms front ,cranda. with we'll of waller In the
ward. The trout yard is beautifully set In flowers,
SC. After which VII be sofa the NEW tRAn M.
4 TENEMENT In rear OF the above. containing TWO
rooms. fronting on The north Inc OF continuatlon
of Catharine street 80 feet, running back ABOUT SU
feet more or less. The special attention OF those
Wishing TO invest IN such property Is called 10 THIS
sale. wv cnDr,p
oc1s Anctionecr.
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'.'. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucftoneels'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

NTlNE SMALL TRACTS OF VALUA-
IN BILE GAND LYING ABOUT FOUR MIL rs
WEST OF THE CITY OF klCHMQND, A!i'
.jOINIEG TIE LANDS of WILLIAM BkOW y,
ING, AND TIL ,,SE FORMERLY OWNED ~
AMBROSE HUTCHINSON. BEING SuB,Di l,
sIONS OF THE WESTWOOD"' TRACT, AT
AUCTION-We will sell ut auction, on the prem
ffses on MONDAY the Sd day Of November; CON-
mencing at II O'Clock d., the VAL UABLE TRACT
OF FARMING LAND above referred TO. whlch
win lie tivided into nine parcels. Upon the house.
tract. which contains 81 27-100 acres. are the
mansion and Other buildings suitable for 4 farm
and q large orchard of the choicest varieties OF
fruits The residue OF the land Is divided into eight
tracts OF from 81 to 81 acres all having good fronts
on roads leading into the Westham pahkroau aWi
into the Broad-strect road afording 10 the owners
the option Of either OF these popular thor"ueiiareS
10 The city. whist the Grove road. whe extended.
will pass through considerable portion OF Inc pro-
perry. ,.o <,o,.
On three Of these subdivisions there are COT
and each one of The nine tracts
is made up of cleared and wooded lands In falr pro-
The location of these lands, In the immediate d.
reciiOu Of The growth Of the city. and their anap-
uujIity In the main 10 the production OF all me
crops of this section, facts which should engage
the attention both OF the capitalist looking 10 te
future value OF this property and or the agrlcui-
1urists who desire small farms close 10 market.
THE TERMS will he liberal, and Will te an
nOunccd at line time of the sale.
'0"''.|1 ~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc16 Anctonerrs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ;.i +

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE, MILLS, &C:-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed to me by H. Meier &c and
wife or Person county, G.. and regSt In me
registers books of said county, Book page InV'
will sen at public auction, on the I'D DA1 Of no
VENEER NEXT, upon the premises, the iouo"ihs
LARGE AND vALUBLE MILL, 40x5o
feet and four stories high. II has Two corn-mill;
anty whea.mills, driven by one turbine anu Two
oYershot wheels Issicapacty for storing wheat Is
froo six to seven thousand bushels. There saH-
mili. cGtton2ip, niier's house, and workshop NJ.
assaH'NEw sFoREHoUsE. 2ex4o feet. and lot
connected Herewith, upon which lot there is lum-
ber-honse and backsmith-shop
sisting OF some 1.200 ACRES; The land sdivided
due rproportion Of wood. TIE each tract but one
there Is attached a. body of excellent low grounds,
and upon iau hut one there are buildings-aeme OF
them very valuable. survey Of each tract viii be
exhibit Ell on day Of sale, and the lands shown, TO
getter witnYthe, EprTegs to any person masinc ap.
plicaton to the undersigned at any TIVE before the
" I. 4 .VAIUABEEEI8RARY.
tia5, The CROPS OF Cpn, Wheat! Tobacco Fodder
apd !, Ssss; aSe TEAMS and II AsTATIoA IN
iTEEMs :In reai estate DIP 81, The terms of on,
third e2sh, one third In ona and one thifd III
two years. with Interest on Inc deferred payment
f,oT The DAY Of sale Until paid; and the other pro
JOHNNIE puNNIN9HAM: Trustee.
s 8 aa sssss 9s ssRsfn0er
A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionoer,
No. 1912 Main street,

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO WE'LL
T. BUILT ANE ACKNOWLEDGMENT DQI.
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 521 AND 523,
AND TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS AD-
FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN CGAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. AM, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
TIE LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, AT
a. HARDWOOD, deceased. will offer for sale. upon The
premises. on THURSDAY the 23d day of October,
1870. at * O'Clock p. NJ, the above described
HOUSES containing five rooms each, and the usual
out.holses. and waller GU the premises, Each house
lIls nice lot. and Is occupied by a good tenant.
Immediately afLer the above will be sold the TWO
LOT S adjoining. aHu extending to Mr.. G. ioung's
store; the prop,ry fronting together 40 feet and
runs back l72 teet to IN alley. ' .'' ''
TERMS; One fourth cash: residue ut SIX twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable mites. 6 per
cent. Interest added, and to be secured by trust l.
decd X G. BELFIELD,
..-.,t--.rr .. W. F.HARWOOD.
o,1c Exceed: ors
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RAILROAD AaNES.


b RICHMOND. FRED'a y POTOMAC X. X. Co..
OFFICE GsSERAL TICKET AGENT,
RIcuMoND. VA. April 2S. 1879.
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1873,
v trains on this road VIII run as follows:
.4.ssT4 NORTH BOUND. ~. |tl'' F.;
va ,-s.oO A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station Gati,
Except Sunaays); due at Wash.
ingtor, l:l0 p. n: Baltimore,
..,.. 3:O5 p. NJ. ,Phiiadelphia, $50
PM: New York, 1905 r. NJ
No $500 P. NJ, leave. gSrd-s.rees station aai}
at,. A., ...,. -. Baltimore, 1853 z. Nj. Phila
g., - -a. ..fa., tdephla, S:S5 4. NJ; New York,
NO. 1900 p. NJ, 1 H.otsco 81 81 TRAIN
= ~ sl"'j.iF ,.ss for Junction. leaves BROAD
,.ar; .d5li~.', st,eet station daily texcept Sun
iIG- sst -s.sr aaSs)..ist., a. e. -
-. 80. =, SOUTH BOUND. I.At.l ..'~
So.s-lol6 P. 4., arrives 1t syra-street STATIC,
..,.yiI daa.y Except sundaysl. Leaves
a rao Ssip I sos fi: sss 4 H.; Balsi
81 ,s.@le. more e 3 ESQ 90 P. III; " Wa
No. 4.1l:S5 A. M. ARRIVES sc Byrd-Street stas21
daiiy. Leaves New York, 1o:ot
r "i.r .antHs' Z" 2. IT., Philadelphia. 1:io a
l., ..gs.4 =, ~ 5An$ M; baltimore, 800 A. IL
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No. 8 $40 A. n, ACC0stMODAIloN Ik sA!tts,
arrives NJ Broad-Saees s6IS'
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e =, D, MYERS, HeaAssi Superintendent pa