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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Tho Central Arizona N. Co. (Vulture
Mine) have under consideration the build
Ing OF railroad from the mine to tns
mill, as also the increase of their crush.
ing capacity to 100 stamps. Wood costs
IS per cord and 8 cords are used daily:
eight men run the mill; the ore costs 70
per ton for hauling and about IS tons srs
delivered daily. So ssys the P"o"@
Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

An assessment notice calling for ten
cents on each and every share of the Peck
Mining Company was published in Pres.
colt, Aug. 26, and became delinquent at
noon on the S0th. Considering our mail
facilities this looks like short notice to
holders Of shares not residing at the CAPT.
tal-Don't il.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

A peculiarly French experiment will
soon, 1t Is announced, be made in Paris.
The great captive balloon will carry up
An electric light to an altitude Of about
1000 feet above the city, for the purpose
of determining what effect such light At
such height will have upon the streets
beneath.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mr.. Geo. w. Maynard, N. E., passed
through Yuma on Tuesdey, en- route for
Prescott. Mr. NJ. viii examine some Of
the mining property In Ysvapai County
offered to Syndicate of Eastern capital
lists by Gov. Fremont. His report will b
Of importance to Arizona, as, Is favorable,
considerable capital will be invested in
the Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

The San BernardinO Times says that
Nelson who has contracted to carry the
mail from that place to Mohavs (Arizona)
for $4,000 cannot do It for that price save
with positive loss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

The Recorder has received several cop.
les OF " Errsta," designed to be pasted In
the session Laws - printed. He mas sent
copy to each OF those persons among
whom the copies Of the Laws were dis
tributed; should anyone Of these have
failed to receive . copy Of the Errats,
he can obtain the same by calling upon
the Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mr.. T. j. Favorito. photographer, near
Baquache, Sonora, was attacked by SUP.
posed Apaches, he drove them off killing
one who turned ont to bes Mexican.
The party we're all in Apache costume in
order 20 deceive.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

J.B. Collins and J. N. Orosco, charged
with murder, were discharged from Gus.
tody at Tucson, 1t appearing that the
homicide was justifable.
Henry Morgan had his examination be.
fore Justice Gresnhaw at Phoenix and was
discharged from custody, it appearing
that the homicide WAS justifable.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

DR.. Corson and family. who have been
on = visit to Fort Bridgsr. Wyoming Ter
ritory, returned to Fort Yuma on Thurs.
day. Glad TO see them back, tho profess
sionslly DR.. Douglass has ably filed the
Doctors place.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Inc Los Angeles Herald comes ont
" -nAiy IN Ito Issue of the 4th, and says:
Ao-oay, Tor the first time H. weeks, We
arc released from the necessity of-of-
e' say OF lying" Quite q comment on
the Press Of California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

We are informed that the srte sian we'll
at Mammoth Tanks ID down six hundred
and fifty feet and now working in clay
with every prospect Of soon striking .
Cow OF artesian water.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Marion's paper The Arizonan 10 keeping
ND It's lick; and 10 always filed with news
of interest. 1t 10 truly an Arizona paper
and each issue gives full mining, acricul.
tural and local information. Tho last
weekly edition We have received, that Of
Aug. 80, 10 especially interesting.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

All work on The Peek mill and mine is
suspended, the property is In possession
Of the California Co. under armed watch.
men. A hearing will had before Judge
Silent on Thursday in the nature Of quo
warranto.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

a Inc gn Jrougn- DrAceu j sezIca wagon
came in on Tuesday for the A. A. O. N. at
For. Lowell. It has . water proof top.
which would be useless precaution here
Ia Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Last Monday the Prescott Free Acad.
amy was to have opened, after two
months vacation, with Prof. NJ. 81. Sher-
man - Principal, assisted by his sister
and Miss Ksthroe.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mr.. Charles T, Reed OF San Francisco
left on Wednesday for the Picscho mines
Of Mr.. David Nsshr. HIS will also visit
Silver District, but We are not reliabl Y
informed whether with intention of inves-
ting or not,
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Atchison. Topeka and Santa Felt 10
expected that the southern extension OF
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Re Rail.
road will be completed to Albuquerque
within year, and work on the line to
Guaymas, on the Gulf Of California, 10 to
begin imnediately.-Am. Exchsn0s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

We bear gooi accounts from the Eureka
eopper mine. about twelve miles from
frsscott. A tunnel is being run INTO the
ledge which 10 now In sixty feet, four BY
Elk feet. Ore from this mine assays rs
and 70 per cent copper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mrs. Thomas Hughes and her mother
returned home this week from their paseo
to California very much benefited by the
change.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

We notice by the P'txa.x Herald that
Gsnz of the Bank Exchange at the place,
has added bath rooms to the many com
forts Of his hotel. We constantly hear
the praises Of this establishment from
travellers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

The Arisonan reports lot Of silver al
the value OF $3.50, the result Of one days
run OF a two stamp mill in Turkey Creek
District. One hundred and twenty dve
dollars per day for each stamp is pronta-
hla
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

The Phe~ir Herald says: J. n. Cotton
ana A. Decker with their families have
returned from quite lengthy vacation in
Green Valley, northeast OF Old Camp
Reno. They left Judge Porter, one Of the
party, out there working on . mine be
discovered.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Van Arsdsls, the Superintendent IF the
Tlms &lI, returned yesterday. v; have
rscsiyse uei.nar cards nor gingerbread
zad sre Corresponds unhappy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mr.. A. D. Jenny leaves By todsy's train
for the Cumberland Mine, Yavapai Co.,
with the management Of which be is to be
connected
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

The Board 4 Supervisors Of Aarisops
County had = meeting on Monday and re
solved not to 0uiid the Court House undei
existing circumstances and that tbs &c.
ceptancc OF the Din and the contract with
A. P. Petit be annulled and made void
They have got "full fsdged angel Of
reform" at the County seat.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Supplies tor the Tombstone,- Tip Top,
Central Arizona,--SilvsrK King and other
Mining Cnmnani.a passed through Yuma
this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

1t. Col. r. 8. La. Motto of the 18th
Inftry. and family breakfastsd at the
Palace Hotel this morning, also It. Chas
A. Booth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

E. Gleason, Deputy Sheriff Of Maricopa
County, has been arrested and taken to
Florence on q Bench Warrant, charging
grand larceny.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

They have ghost at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, Tucson; throws crockery about aud
SIGH. Out here we call them Biddies.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Gen. Grant 10 a passenger on the Steam
chip City of Toxic which sailed from To-
kohama on wednesday. He VIII arrive
In San Francisco about the 2lst of IRIS
month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mr.. Z. E. Hewitt, Superintendent Of the
.s.P.R. r. came in this morning and con-
tinusd on to the front.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

We had the pleasure ofsesing ongress-
man J. K Luttrell who has Represented
the third Congressional District Of Cali.
fornia for several sessions at Washington.
We understand he has mining property
in the Tombstone District and also near
Globe aod will probably sop aver d.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

During September, 81 convicts will De
discharged from the California State fri'
son. Look out.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

1t is reported that great many MATT
copa Indians are coming to Yuma next
week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Fifteen invalids are reported az Agus
Caliente, Arizona's Hot Springs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Judge Porter is to have fine quarters
at Phoenix In the brick building isteiy
erected by Irvine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

A fine Pinaforc dinner at the Colo
fado Hotel tomorrow.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Mr.. Medina has separated from the col
torial staff of Las Dos Republicas.s
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

Last Sunday 10 bars Of bullion valued
1t $4,000 and 1900 pounds Silver King
concentrations passed through Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

We were glad to see Nr. Geo. Chapman
Postal Agent back on his route again.
He arrived on this morning train with
health reestablished.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

They have skatixg rink at Pnenlx.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

ARRIVES at 1915 A. NJ
% 0np. N.-DAILY-Local fassen
.6soU ger Train to Wilmington;
ARRIVES at2:2o P. M
A nnP. M.-DA1LY--Locsl Passen'
4 .UU ger Train to Santa Ana, con-
,.,.etiny with stages for San Diego.
ARRIVES at $50 A. NJ
"A rnP.. M.-sundays Excepted-Nln
.OU L. A. & !. 4. R.-Loesl fsssen-
.rsr Train TO Santa Monica.
ARRIVES at 4:So P. ND
Yoties.-On Sundays this train WI
haze Santa Monica at $50 z. d., ana AoS
Angeles at6:5o P. n.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

this week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28

The Meridian tMiss.) Mercury quotes
from the Sea. Shore Gazette an "author-
lied report of Jefferson Dayis'S speech at
the meeting OF the Mississippi Editors AS
sociatlop." There are some verbal changes
from the report given by the Columbia
Miss Independent, which was reprinted in
the Dispatch. For example, he says: 81
rejoice with you in The restoration OF free
dom, and that Mississippi is again governed
by Mississippiaus. In the darkest OF our
troubles it has been consolation to be able
TO say with the patriarch Job, Il know
that my Redeemer liyeth,' and 10 feel an
abiding confidence in the final triumph OF
truth.'' And, speaking Of his L" country
women he said: "Seeing You here, am
tempted to repeat remark made once be-
fore, although it was misinterpreted and
misrepreSented by our enemies-thatI have
Yer seen southern woman who was re-
constructed Your devotion and your stead
fast fidelity give US reason to hope that the
children Of such women will yet yindicate
the principles which zoe failed to maintain"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28
,pEpstA, AND SICK HEADACHE:
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER

E. g. 3
Pain n the RIGHT side, under the edge OF the rios,
Increases on pressure: sometimes the pain Is In the
eft side; the patient is rarely able TO lie on the lett
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade. ana /. frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder. and As sometimes mistaken Tor rneuIna-
tis,n in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of appetite aud sickness; the bowels In general are
cosiye sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied Win a
palnfu, SENSATION of having left updonc something
which ought to have been done. A signs, dry cough
ia sometimes IN attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS ard debility; he is easily startled his
feet arc cold or burning, and he complains Oh
prict,y sensation of the skin: his spirits are io"
aud although he Is satisfied that exercise Wouid DC
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon Up
rortudc enough to try IT. Ia fact, hc disruss every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend Inc
disease, but cases have occurred where Il few OF
them existed, yet exc animation of the body after
death has shown the LIVER TO have beer eStelsive-
ly dcranged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28

GLAD TO HEAR IT.-The editor OF the
Pcarisbnrg (Gilcs county Yrg'nsqn has
recently had a visit from l. &. Fowler, OF
the Bristol Ne,os, and confidently predicts
that Mr. Fowler evil yet come out from
among the extremists and be one OF those
TO defend the compromise bill before the
people this STALL"
We earnestly hope that this prediction
may prove true, not only with regard 10
Mr.. Fowler, bus also aS to all those VINO
have hitherto differed from the debt-payers
Of the State.
Virginia wants now the aid and Influence
Of all her sons, and he is indeed prodlSal
and rcprobate who will continue an agi!a-
ton for selfish purposes to the injury ana
ruin oi his mother State or the home OF his
adoption Norfolk Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28
CITY TAXES.
.. OFFICE OF CITY C0LLECToh't
n ,cs,,nTr Va Nav 81, 1879.

-. -, 49,. OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToE't ;
R!ciIMoyD, VA, Nay 81, 1879.
rv,uIS OFFICE WILDE OPEN DAILY
I -, n o.riock A ". 10 Q O'Clock I. NJ nom
The 18Th day Of the so.h .at vim is
purpose Of reseiyiny from a nSb pe PsRsoNa
G III. xran 1879. The Whole or one;half Of The
AMOUNT Of lax charged and that Ten rEk ~ sys2,
will be added 10 the amount Oh ta - W ny h
case se mi nr tonenaf within the Time Imited TO
syo crowd ana pre- sure on The last Few days or Tue
ssersion the Collector respect ally requests all
nn,fas 10 cali early In the Tine specified, and thoee
having lists and memorauGums 10 leave VIII DO 80,
that their bills may oe selected ana rcSrie,s hae
oat A' lis NVYf;nl,eitor.
e Slim S''sS"''
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A veteran of seventy 1--we Eaopsa Win
! pride OF Eorsy--His Cl,iadress's Ggss
Il r,asstton Esnfsaes&.

Augusta. Ca. was the scene oil a genuine
sensation on Tuesday by the receipt OF y
fefeetam from Lexington warr,if & the mn
sis,nrs and ;usiciai officers TO prevent the.
n,ars.ia 90 az DIR. James s. Sims witb Mrs.:
Ar,s,ns, q, Ogleshorpe county, on tue
cgrann5 that the groom, whose age IS apoGt
Sey.anfy.0ye, wss an imbeciie, ana not aolc.
"a contract marriage. DIR. SIMS ~ pos
se<seff or considerable means, anG nan Deeh
alssuarrd iunatic and guardian appoint-
cd ON the application OF his caildren-Coio'
nal William Fl. Sims and Mrs. Jonn =.
Morton. and bis son-in-law. Rev. Jonn d.
Me,ton Colonel Sims Is Lieutenant-Gov-
er,,or OF Mississippi. A short, time alter this
nr. Sims employed Messrs. John G. Eeed,
Hamilton McWhorter, j. t. Olive. and
Pill. Cook, Jr, 10 make an effort 10 SET
aside the guardianship. A motion was niea
by these gentlemen to set aside the luas-
mens OF the Court on the ground that the
Doe,nr had not received ten days notice OF
the proceeding liz lunacy. Upon the ques-
ton as TO the constitu,ionality OF Inc iaw'
the ordinary refused TO set aside tue 1uus-
mem. and the defendant appealed 10 tue
Superior Court, which decided that the Ten
DAYS, notice should have been given. Inc
other side have appealed to the supreme
Court where the case is still pending. Dr.
Sims's wife died last December, ana some
time in January he commenced paying al,
tentiou 10 Mrs. Adkins. who was divorced
from her husband several years ago. MIS-.
Adkins, who is about forty years OF age,
reached Augusta on the Georgia railroad
train. Dr.. Sims had gone over to Hamburg
carly on Monday, and there he was lolnea
by Mrs. Adkins soon after her arrival, ana
the twain were quickly made one mean by
Trial-Jus'ice GetSen. No marfinse-llcens
Is REQUIRED in South Carolina. Mr. Lump
kin mad started over TO Hamburg, out
upon receiving information be deemed
reliable, which, led him to believe
that the PARTIES had gone OH TO Granlle-
Vile. turned back. Colonel Johnson, VINO
bad gone in another direction. reached tue
house where the marriage took place about
I'VE minutes after the ceremony was per-
formed. The venerable gentleman has ac-
coualished his object, but the friends Of DIS
children and his guardian declare that the
marriage was no marriage at ali. and Will be
30 held by the Court. The bride is said to
be worth about $4,000 in her own right;
The counsel for DR.. Sims say they would
never have consented to the marriage il they
had not been perfectly certain that he was
OF sound mind and discretion.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, .
~ TAXING EFFECT APRIL Q, 1879

~ IAhlS5 EftkCl AeRlL q, 1917
r THROUGH PASSENGER.
3:0oP. n. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
- - DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects 4,
! 4 q. siF West Point With steamer Havana Ioi
i.t.... all points on York river and Balti
- - more. Arrive In Baltimore at e A
.-i@ ~ ~: connects with rail.lines for Wash
t's.g.s,,.,I ington, Philadelphia, Neg York, Hos
! ~ : # ton, and all western ppinGos Connect
III, f'fki at nichrTond With trains Oh RchrnoEs
& - rs.: and Petersburg and Chesapeake AN
tt(F Ohio railroads. .. .t.tlr-s.., .attr,
, THROUGH FREIGHT. E..,r
5:4oA II. +, ates Richmond MONDAY, WEI
.fI1@.1 80 n RSDAY. and FRIDAY: and ..s.r"'1+
500 A. II TT EsDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
- - UR.IDAY. Connects with steamer
.3 at W est Point for river landings, Bal
80 timore, and all western point. Cen.
: ...- meets u Richmond with trains on Rich
r.,... mont 4. Id DapvilIe railroad, Richmond
and Petersburg. aed Chesapeake auf
Ohio railroads. ~ = s-..
stfa p. LOCAL rASSESG ER. ~ r.,
$50 II. Leaves RICHMOND MONDAY. WE'D.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. -...F -....
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. ID. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
l..- s.' THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con.
'.nects. with tralus on liicnmohd aRf
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves 3a
simore from 3vI PIsS Ia * iShi s R,s
DAY, al p. 81. Connects viii
trains from Philadelphia New York
and western. points, and al West Poin
with trains for Richmond and tb
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
1925 z, AZ. ARRIVES NJ Rich,nond MONnAY,WED
EESDAY, and FRIDAY and
$50 P. M.TUESDAS. THURSDAY. and SAT.
URDAY. Connects with steamer a
West Point !rop Baltimore. Con.
meets with Richmond AVID Dauy.lle
Richmond and Petersburg, aud Chtsa
pc2kc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1915 A.. II. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY. Con-
meets with liichuond an, Peers
burg snd Chasapease ard Chis rail-
roads.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest raten
guaranteed.
9 Tnro"gh bills of ladlnr, with guaranteed rates
Issued 70 all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold tn all northern, eastern, an$
western points, and baggage checked through,
For tickets apply II General Railroad Ticket OF.
Ace, $40 Main street; At the Exchange Hotel, arc
fepot, corner Tnenty-tnird and Doc
streets. Richmond, Va.
ma 90 II. r. DOIIGLAS. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28
By J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud Aucaoncer1
lib Main street.

SALE OF HOUSE ON
/ SOUTH CORNER OF HULL AND SIXTH
decd Of trust execute by Edmond Dixon and wife
10 the undersigned trustees dated 25lh Stptrmher
S76 and recorded in The Hastings Court OF alah-
chester in d. Il. 9 p. 434, VIE will proceed 10 sell mt
Dublic auction, Oh MONDAY. July 7ih. ut O'CLOCK
t. NJ default having been mace IN payment OF inc
obIir,ions 50 cured in said decd. being required
Inv The beneficiary so to dol the PROPERTY de-
scribcd therein as lows 4" All that pare" oil lann
with the improvements thereon. on Inc corner OK
Middle and Hull strcels in The city Of MancheSter
fronting 4S feet on Hull street ana running back
between parallel lines ] 65 feet, more or less
TERMS: Cash as to S725.9O and Expense OF sale;
haiucr on such Terms a. parties interested may an
nonnce ut sale. JOSEPH f. Fh RRkR,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
EDIABORU ARCHER.
Trustees.
ppo,vN ie rs
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!. y,.rrnr i. rL.lt.s.--Fuin Bays.

y 4.F
In order 10 close no the affairs of two estates we
have been instructed to sell by auction. upon ihe
,1-pi es res%cfiyrly. at The times stnLed beloW e
following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-to W.T.:
DFirsf. On THURSDAY. Sd July. nt y o'c!oGk L:
H. The nearly new IRof.FRoN ON, bk,S ssse, nns
occupied by Dir Joseph StITuse as drS-2oods sore
at lent or $1,000 per aiinum 1t has Ive stories
above The basement. the store eel ne ono OF me MOST
desirable in that vicinity. and The upper part Wild
thirteen rooms, bpantituily nrransea ana nnshe leu
with MI modern convenie1ces hnd IN trs-rate or
der. This Is u fr;t-class property ana shoud at
tract the attention Of investors Tue LUI is 20 oy
about O6 feet TO Exchange alley.
.Secrnd. Immediately after Tue ABOVE VIII De sou
LOT In rear thereof on me SCUM sue I;o Oh TX
TIL rd. Al 81! O'Clock 2. NJ, TWO BRiCk AND
TWO FRAMED STORES AED DWELLINGS
mos. 41S 400. 42Z, and 424l beginning at Inc
northwest corner of Marshall and Firth streets
fronting together 81 9-12 feet, running back a
feet to an alley These iencments are IN location
{near to Second Market) daily growing more valua-
Die for business purposes, md viii prove goou IN
yeStInent.
H.. the DWELLING-HOUSE ut the northeast cor
city limitsj. II has six rooms: Kitchen Stable. ana
other o-hcuses fruit aud sllatc-trfes- shrubberh.
&C.. all we'll enclosed. and about IL ACRES OF
land attached.
Filth Immediately after the above, FRAMED
HOUSE twin ;bre' roomsl and LOT on The west
side of Th',tieth street between Il and 5 sirce's,
2Sx132 feet.
Pla's OF the property may be seen few DAYS at
the Office OF the aucriouccrs, and Will be exhibited
at the times Of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six. twelve
AMI eighteen months for ncg0ii Bile notes, win M
tcrcst added, and secured bv deeds of rust.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
ie % Auctioneers.
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A LLAN LINE OF ROYAL IL EG :7f
n MAI. STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-S&4+44.,s4zz,
ROPE. sailing from Baltimore. Nd, every AL
TEENATE WEDNESDAY TO- Liverpool cjn
Queenstown. superb cabin accommodation. Rates
diaic, $40. Also. WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE NO
tween Quebec. CaH:t'i AMI liverpool ria Lnn.Io't
,Irry-ihc shortest possible SEA route. >tcamh ip-
wli CXcciicu; passenger accommodation s1i
from Quchcc EVERY SATURDAY. This ron"
oilers 1000 mics az inland navigation and the
carnn. scenery oi the Gull 81 -. L1Tr- lcc. tud
cross the ocean IN ive days. Cabin trcker- iuclne
rail fare IL Quebec i. ". CARRIER. .,ecnt. 500
Main sirc"t. NLENE & ALDEN. General Pa cug"r
Ng,f,i.. III BrOldW.Ay. New \ OK. j. 3.c0d
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BY Jamcs NJ. Taylor < sc
Real Estate Agents and Aucticneers'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank sIreels.

TXECUTRIX'S SALE OF THAT BEAU
T. TIFUL BUILDING LOT ADJOINING THE
RESIDENCE OF GENERAL 3. 7. JOHNSON;
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSQS
AND MADISON STREETS 30 7.l2Al1o FEET
TO 4 TWENTY FOOT ALLEY.-In execution of
decrce of the Chancery Court Of the city oil I:!c.
nond, enter on the "a day Of July, 1875 in the
suit O.! Aliens executriX Us. Wheat: &C., VIII pro
coed TO sell at public auction. upon The premises on
MONDAY lhcTth day OF July. 1879. 1t u O'CLOCK
r. NJ, that DESIRABLE BulLDlNG LoI as ao
above located. and upou which there IS @
rooms. which can be Used advantageoilSly III con-
n.ctlnn with the dwelling which may hereafter pe
built npnn said lot. ,,:, -. e,
TERMS: one fourth cash: the balance ut FOUR
eight, twelve. and sixteen months Tor negoiianle
NOES with Interest added. aud secured Nv hceH OF
ch,Sar - -. = MARY A. ALLEN.
EXecttrix Of Joseph Allen, deceased:
IANrs NJ TAYLnR & son. AuclOneerS. ie 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s SON. Auc:loncers. ie
By Jno, Z. Laugbton, Jr., Auclloneer,
No o16 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE, BY Gaia
LLOGUE, OF THE VALUABIE MEDlCAL
THELATE DIR. HOWELL L. THOMAS AT AUG
TION.-As executor Of The estate OF DR.. Howell l..
Thomas dccea sed shall sell as. auction on WE'D
NESDAY the I'd OF July, at O'Clock 7. ~, ut me
auction rooms Of john l. Laus hton Jr:, No gl6
Mainsireet. the VALUABLE MEDlCAL LiBkA-
sion, Including many valuable French publications
elegantly bonnd, together with large collection OF
surgical instruments, embracing all tue improve
menIs In such. -.4. {-..s4 ..E! "-4.ta Z
Catalogues now ready.
ssJSo. e. LAUGHToS, JR,, Auctioneer. Jc2o