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Cotton says: ISLANDER cannot make the
subject OF it either better or worse; 1t may
represen, us in false light, or place like
ness OF us in bad one, but We are the
same. Not so the sian dertr; for: caIunsny
always makes the calumDiator worse, but
the caIumniated never" @a, -1:s 80
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i, WILL Nor FIGHT SILsER.-[Denver Tn.
bunp, Republican,. -TildeD, after a careful
examination OF the public pulse, has con.
cluded that be thinks that double none
fary standard is the best for the country.
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AHOLe KeSMcKIAx.-[ Courier Joursal.
Levi TAYLOR, who came to this Stute from
Virginia seYenty-fNe gears ago, celebrated
the Centennial Of bis birth the other day.
He is going TO "drep7' corn one OF these
fine days and have his sreat-great-grandson
.nnvar II
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Accu. and Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL.
l. ING. WITH LOT AZ FEET 2 INCHES BY
lao FEET INCHES. ON CLAY NEAR FIRST
STREET-By yIr,uc Of deed Of trust. dated 15tl
February, 1878, ex.cut by William II. MoseIey
trustee. 10 rs trustee. 10 secure The paymen! OF
note therein mentioned, and default having been
made In The payment thereof. aud being requested
So 10 do. will sell ut public auc Ion. Tho prclni-
scs. on TUE SnAY. 18Th day OF MAY. at 81 O'Clock
?. 81. the PROPERTY d scribrd IN ,aid deed, as
follows All that lot. piece, or pirccl OF ground.
with al the improvements thereon, in The city or
Richmond, and bounded As fellows 4: Beginning on
the north side of Clay street Il; point on a line
with The western wall OF The dwelling, distant
about % feet 8 inches ca>t OF It. james street !:
thence running easiwardly along Clay street ~
feet inches, or less, TO include the fence on
east line OF said property, ANA running back ofn
said front be- wecn para lei lines l4O fec; Inches
an alley in e feet wide. being the same
real e.late convcSei TO William Turpin, trustee,
who was substituted by the said MOSc y. trustee. by
Jesse Uuder aud vile June 2S, 1871. which
deed is recorded in Chanccry Court, ID. Il. 81 j.,
p.3l1.
TERMS BY consent OF all parties. one third cash ::
balance in six aud Twelve months. Interest added,
secured by deed of trust. l.. T.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN. Auc!toueer. N.Y.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and hIctioueers,
Eleventh street between MAN and Bank.

1--WE HANDSOME BUILDING LOfS
Il ON THE CORNER OF GRACE. AND TWEEN
TY-FfFTH STR EETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
NJ. on The premises. These LOTS front each so
feet on TwentY< fifth street and run naek ~ HE
feet and are beautifully sus Ted for The ereetion
OF small neal residences, and the corner well suited
for store. =. -z.-r 80. - ~. 49,
I my 80 . ~ AuctfoaseTs.
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r.. Fly Grubbs s. WiIliams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsionecrs,
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

-ItHt'I '18's'ke INV 1tHe ''0''eet-I
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
L FOlTR-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. GIT
EAST MAIN STREET AT AUCIION.-At the re-
quest OF all The parties interested. shall. us subsi
tuesi trustee sell at auction. upon The premises.
THURSDAY. May 18th. at O'Clock z. NJ, the
DWELLING No. 6l7, situated on the south sid. OF
Matu street between SIKH and Seventh streets. ana
nearly opposite the Arlington House. IL has ten
rooms, with modern cOnrenicnccs. besides Kit chen
with four rooms, and. Gy Of III pleasant and
Convenient location (bcing within few minutes
walk Of the post-ofccl is very desirable residence
for profc s>ioiiai or business man The lot fronts
32H feet, and runs back to wide paved alley.
The owners Of this properly are very anxious to
sell, and persons may attend the sale with The e1-
pecta,ion Of Ceiling good bargain.
TIE TERMS will bc made very liberal. " desired
so that, Nth Il reasonable payment In cash, good
credit will he given the residue.
&. b. LUCK, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
my II JNTIt
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Anctisnetrs and Real Estate Agents.
Ehrven III street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF T W .
" FRAME TENEMENTS on THE EAST
SIDE OF SHOCKS ALLEY BETWEEN DUfAL
AND BAKER STREETS.-In execution or DEGREES
or The Chancery curt of Richmond, entered In the
case OF Scad os. Vonderehr &C.. will sell at auc-
ZION. upon the premises, on MONDAY, May II; l2th'
at O'Clock p NJ, the TWO FRAMED TESE-
MENTS situated as above, owhed by heirs OF Cattle
rine Schad. deceased.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months, with interest. JOHN W. WRIGHT
: : Special Commissioner
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS. Aucrionerrs. MY
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF TO
N BACGO-SCREWS, &C.-Will be sold at the
Planters War house. Cary aud Fifteenth street, Oh
WEDNESDA the 14th day OF May, 1879, COM
mcncing NJ O O'Clock a. NJ,
One NEW BASKET-SLEIGH,
One pair SCALES,
Large lot JUNK,
BUCKETS,
TABLE and STOVE.
One lot GOOD HARNESS. .......
One DESK and STOOL.
One SAMpLE-TABIE and two CHAIRS,
One WATER-CUULER,
One f;RAKE-tlORSE,
One pair FAIRBANKS STATIONARY SCALES,
Three hogsheads SCREWS and FRAMES.
JOHN w. WRIGHT. sheriff.
myS and administrator OF Jesse T. Hu;cheson.
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EAST Bot %II


Mail train arrives at Richmond daily -.
Ccpl Sunday at.......... .,.......,,.r r W III
Exprc>s Train arrives NJ EirLm"Ud GIr!l
!. w..
Accommodation TRAIN arrive. ~ EwH-
mond daily except SnH"ay iI..........."tN y. "
A mixed train caves : dun u 4, h:f' J. H."
taking ba>~rIlGrrs from Virginia Nr;ltH3 Ifi
from Wa.linglun and arrive, Al kirhnpH'A. 0.iJ
p. NJ. daily cNr. pt sunday.
A conncct> win N!r-lna Midland ra''rnrh j. -
ing al 1908 4. 81. for IyHrhhurv aHI N"'h.'
Mississippi AID OHIO Railroad sialy"' '..t ~,
Virginia Midland RAILROAD. !cINin- l, u" !. ''''f
Washington.
II connects with Virginia Miii'ni ram 'i5'
Ing nj $50 4. VI. for Ma>itlu"!"n.
& connects with NIrvlniI Nni.iud f1'iTf'. ,l''
Ing ut $50 4. VI. 10: Lfnrhng. aii Autt.ir''' ''
si;sippl aud chic Rad rntd >'H'"r..
ID connects with valley rt'lr't!. "A'.a' " l.
NJ. for HarrisouUurf. ,,r.,+
T. connects with Valley ra|r"dl .'' a-.' 4'.''
A. NJ. FOR llarper's Ferry.
II connects wIlu stage iino inr I.rs3''".''" -,
G. connects WITH G. i. =. aEd i. J.. .'''t.' 90"
points on the OHIO river ana tinciun'. ...
II conutcis wiz sciotD |1I'y loo. 80 ~ 80
Northwest. o.. w.,
j connects with all li@"s dlv.rgaI
Northwest, aud SOUTHWEST. W. : ~ 49,
Engineer an' ~Git.''...' ....'
CONWAY K. TOWARD, g.. u"Th -. .'.' ~
Ticket Agent. -----
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ssRyKTrNss.xrss UEEs
'TaISRATS,H PRINTING sBsE.

COOP vofh: Low sa''fs'
s ~, s, ;1,n OFFICES IN rag SOUTH. com.
= ..,. ann, s,oen talent. NC are pre-
.ana AZ r.nyr ppicEs every description Of
81 HOOK AND JOB PRINTING - 81:
81 sCcH Az 81
n,ysy,-pss.f.Apps. ~: 5a sz..sEs5,
yrsrTIEG-cARDs.
ssts4ss 8. sc.sf,,y / (. .rART,s
W :, e 4
l.ss ~ .szst @3s WEf,DlNG-t}htUSs
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kiCHaoND. FRED q PoroNAC :. K. Cor
OFFICE GENERAL TICRFT A:rv- "
RICHMOND. VA" April -. $50 {
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MkT.i,-o
~ trains on this rpad Wi. run 4. iio,, ne. 80
NORTH BOUND.
No. $500 A. ~. Ieav-, Eyrd-<t,ra. ,,,,,, ..,,
except sunday: a. AZ. -
inGt"l, III, /. st.: i!.i,lr.".
400 u. Nj: Fh,iralrhi,. g.,
No. $500 P. H., leave. Eyrl.>.,.r% :@ J.. w.
due q NH.E'u..ai. u.St f. =
Ba.t,morc. il:j5 T.. ". -. %.
urnh,a. ,; w.: NJ .,.
G:iJ 4. w. a.
No. 100 7. M., ACCOMMODATES rr,,r
Tor Juhc'i"a. '...a, i,.,..
stree, j'AI''H iaIiy .1err,-.n
days. 49,
SOTTIi BOUND.
NO. 2-1O.1J L. ~, arrives - ivru-~ 80. t.,,t.,
daiI trEccid >uuaIr.I. I.,.'
Nt~ logs. ~: ~; +. "a,
d"lEhit. ll'i1 NJ: ~.
more. $3.50 l.. VI Nnniurrt
h.%u /. u.
NO. 1885 a. NJ, ARRIVES - Byr,;->'r..' s'...,.
da'N. Lra.r, Erw Yur. ...,
/. NJ: rhiGIi.'',.a. l:Ip
": HaltIm"r,, 80 l. e.
Wasting q. G.iu T. W.
No. S-S:40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAN
arr,''s 4! Hrott->'rcat ta..,a
daily (c,ccrL :."L '-..r
E.. l&YLnM
Genera k,i A.,..
r. /. ID. MYERS. GtRer2' SHp-r,h'r'r 10 .
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SprcrACLES. Elk.GLA>>''''s =, -

TEFU hEuAIN V y rL,sIA.
FOX 25C. ,.lir oI >ftnt 81
call at ls04 Main sirsSt sa' large s,s'F rn s5s
sapss1Ss sa ssiias t. ne
Practical op,.c.au, wa'shmaAti.ssoa Main 'ues~
nh 22-6m
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FREIGHT TRAINS.

After SUNDAY NEXT freight trains on this road
will be run n follows Leave Richmond on Tues
days. THURSDAY SIS. and saturdays at A. NJ. AND re-
turning, arrive Ut Richmond ar S:45 =. al. same
days. g. A. IA1Lolt,
my S-lw General Freight Agent
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a rrs.rYov gaIrs...Ruaurc Bays.
Isy Robert 3. LsFes ~
Real Estate Agent and AHctioaeer,
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.

Z
GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
IN RICHMOND, VA,
Wr1Tf FuENTURE, FIXTURES, HORSES. ON
~ NfBUsEs, AND EVERYTHING COM
PLETE FOR THE BUSINESS,
FRONTING CAPITOL STREET AND CAPITOL
SQUARE, ON NINTH STREET,
THE LovELIEsT SPOT IN THE SOUTH,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
|. BY request or Messrs. Hunter 9 Pendleion, owners
OF the "ST. CLAIRE HOTEL located on the
northwest corner OF Grace and Ninth streets, and
now doirs. large and Notwithstanding business
with reputation equal to any hotel in Richmond,
shall SEX uy public auction, upon the preanises, Oh
THURSDAY THE 2srH DAY OF MAY, 1879,
AT IL O'CLOCK M,
,he FFote ns above described, with front on Grace
street Of SO sig feet and Ninth street 163 4-12
feet with depth of 80 Sect its north Inc, and
partly four stories and partly three stories above
basement. Contains SIXTY. THREE ROOMS; the
Ninth street., which 1. Included in the sale. contains
seven rooms, kitchen, laundry, servants apart
stable & iG sont of the ne
State Capitol square, with nm elevation insuring
bcalthfu air and ne Views OF tile surrounding coun-
try This Is justly considered The
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR A HOTEL
I'm Richmond, located rs 1t is one of the great
thoroughfares Of The city, where sirset-cars are
passing every few inmates and within few squares
or, the po,t-ofice, custom-house. and all public
places, and set witha1 in qmiat and delightful To-
cality. where property Is steadily and continually
Improving III value The saleof this property should
com mend Itself 10 Of capital, and to hotel mo-
at large. who may desire now to secure permanently
the location the best and most desirable of all others
for that business in Richmond and In The entire
South.
The FURNITURE is comparatively new. and IS
o: good modern style-such rs Is usually found In
frst-cfass hotel
The q x,ures &C.. required for the hotel business
will be included In sae-such chinaSarp. &c, &c.
The owners have concluded TO sell positively on
The day M ned Parties may attend expecting TO sec
the sale made on the tfaf named.
THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EXCEEDING
LY LIBERAL. AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED
FULLY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
ROBERT b. LYME, Auctionear.
N. B-This advertisement will NOT In amy way M
terfefe with The business Of he Hotel. and orr
friends and patrons VIII be made as comfortable and
taken rs good care of ne heretofore.
~. HUNTER i PESDLETON,
+ ProDrcrors or St. Claire Hotel.
ROREHT r. LYME. AuctiOnfer. my
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A rouperts for Milton. NC. .,. e.. W.,lrcG
r. connects for AsheSiie amd ~ ,',""'
Nor,b Carolina daily. excr"t >l""';, g., >.u.h ~es!
Cronnects for N2cou AID all p"'H'' -
Georgia. all p.la.s ~ nv
rida. , ,.,,ut. !! >.ilIE"'',
Georgia, and Chattanooga. NA2"''
all Te1ss points. ,,.u,,. Jackson, Az
VicE.b burg. ,..,,,,,a,u T.1.,i..!D
T.sjns r.nu, the aboyr.nsmcd r.'",,,
pics,annd NJ 4:43 r. NJ an 7i5 !. a.. ~ .'!'
-Tr,iu, betweea GreemsooE"' Az" ,.,s
except sunday. ,.,.,,, .,y,, ana ~''ri''tt ~
RIM through or Train No. 'r,ln 1,ny -
Richmoni 10 Atlanta, aud rom W. WI s4A 1I' "''~
rr,stu, and on Train No. s ii"h V ,ad
m 2ses 70 Ss snil 10 An point s9 ,br,5 lass,
southwest. and baggage Cd ','', ''ng@li a. ~
Freish, Traln No 0, lca'',, ;t..@a4 =, \ AZ
ST., aud No. 10. arriT!ns n ~ ~ %,%+ -
nsssenr,rs. who must pufch'>, ~ T i. llo"e' -
ling on the train. No ,Stssense''
other freight trains. .,, local tIt.,It'1n,.
No Iay-oyer checks given. 81 - II Il NJ ki@,,
C,,,erli rs'S'ns.,
n. III. n. TALcorr, General >"'' ------.--~-
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+. CetN,HoL nERS.

d A@GHANCEi FOR iBAgGAINS.--As
on the 10th or June, ] viii sell NIL HlS IMPORTED
FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS at one third less
than the price Tor thirty days also, nny IMPORTED
ARTICLES ct stilf lower pfices than heretofore An
early call eofleitedfroM those In want. - e
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
" THREE ANn ONE HALF ACRES OF LAND,
ABOUT EIGHTEtN NILES BELOW RICll-
MUND. ON WHITE-0AK SWAMP, FOR SALE
VERY CuEAP.-I OFF, this TRACT OF LAND,
located as above. adjoining the farms Of Mr.. Wao-
ner and others, at the very low price of SO per acre.
IL has on II some oak aud pine wool. Andy ut
once. .r.. w. GODDlN,
+. my a-3t .-... Real Estate Auctioueer.
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DILL A ELPHIA. RICH <fEEeS
i .MoNn. AND NORFOLK STEAM 5g ssEess
SHIT L. ,NI F9 rpH sT AZ EAh5
THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Untll further no
tic the stes,ners of this line viii MAKE tri-weekIy
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con.
necing at Pniiadelphia with Clyde's New Englan6
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TlME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. So.
Freight received daily until O'Clock P. NJ.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO..
General Managers, a
F. M cop,h JphsruSs pn,l.da,phia
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DEPARTURES apf tsTEAsa EEss. :

DEPARTURE apF sGEANa Es EsS.
EsOR NEW YeRK.-phe Old s@FFN
&c Dominfon Steamship COMPANY - ~
stearnslnp EsAaCB ELL, CaptaIn LAwREnScE, Wal
TeIrht received :upti.6 O'Clock Saturday evening
Through bills OF izding signed anu goods ior
Varded with dispatch to all points north, south
east and west; also. to foreign porte. .sE.
Cabin ARE to New York, sls steerage, &c and
i FOR freight or passage applyto 90 u,.,,
my 10-1t Company,s Wharf. kockeIs.
GTEAMER MAGGIE WILLess.,
Leave T1nAT psss%EaEs o at al sSaSss q
Hs river e GESR sE T f Fuse Agent
YInaINrA STEAMBOAT coMrASY,l
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, I
RICHMOND. VA, May 2, 1879.
CHANGE OF DAYS: 80
WILL NOT LEAVE kICHsloNp MONDAY
May 18th, as hesetsfGre, but
EVERY TUESDAY, .t Tn tksSz AND sArun.
on and after ruEspA HAG 1sru MAJ. a, ex A. NJ
Tor 'ameS-hlVer 'sn''hs'' N0fio /. g. s. TATUM,
my 7-lw Superintendent:
DICHMOND, YORK RIvERetiIlnls,
hAND Oh SAPEAKE RAILROAD
;, MERGHANTs AND MINERS TRANsroRTA'
tThroueh-freishi route between Richmond tya.
wEpSEsDA itls and sHTuk1AY .. noon
nec,ing with trains from RICHMOND.
Dsy spd F TETss WEST POINT on each
Direct shipments from Boston via Boston and
Providence Railroad zig a, west o s, va;
y.O. GRoNER, General Agent: apps
~NYss.~ Y,NrC - -rYt
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RAas.HOAp LINZ.
THROUGH PAssEYGrp

THROUGH PAssEYGFp
3:oo Z. ID. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. ru,.,r
LAY. and SATURDAY. Can, ~.
wfst fGint vita steamer H,y...,'s 4"
HI points m York diver an. "a "a
moFe. Arrives In BaHiipor. =, 'ta u
pa. cohncrts with rs-;.n,- for H. 2.
ins'on, philadelphia. Sou Va" 81 sAA
top, auo all western pD,RS,, t',.,"'S 10
AZ hicnrHond with trains on Ri LI'm"'
S nhio reterspurg and Chesaprak. ~. ~.
THROUGH FREIGHT
o'ao a. h. Leaves RICHMOND MO.D;y nm,
goo ~ 1914 ana tRiDAY:ani ~
WV A' - intEI,AY, THURSDAY, ard .,-
ChEbAr. CoNrccss with st. =
W" rst foni for ristf landings T.
unoie, aha all ~tglrru bs,yI. 'n'
eSE IL Eicltmond Wiz !rDIuS,, t ~
a nop9 u a.a i,arNi.i" ra!Ir9 ~, pc, :" i. 80
Ohio railroads. >'s'ApfALt ed
LOCAL PAssENCrp
3:3o Z. NJ. teayre Rtchmout MnVD,y ~.
rNESDAY. and Friday l. "kJ-
THROUGH rA>>tSi.r'
a0:Oc a. ID. Arrives al E,rbmn,,
ldi.hsi,Af and : AR pint,rE HhAEt
n m VIC tthins on Rfr,,n,., t'H.
petersburg and Che<sf..,,..."i,nn and
railroads. Steamer H,%,H," ava r!,o
EmOre from Pier H.; i.N-s hi..
MONDAY, WEDNg,DiTY:' m '!-e.t
DA III at j. II. Cop,,,,,,4 ti:i-
IaiIu from Phllp!cphil ~. Htr
and western points, and at W., nn.rs,
siAd6 lot SlCItd.Jyj
South, AAH Ies
THROUGH FREIGHT.
3:23 Z. NJ. Arrives AZ Richmond MONDAY
NESnAf, and FRIDAY: and " fDs
553o +. ID. TUESDAY, Thursday and v,
CRDAI. Connects Win .tr,t ehI-
West Polrt from HalrlmH. ~
meets with Ricr,"Da md ~ -.
Richmond and Pe.r>ertrg ,,t ~, It ''!s,
pcaSc and Ohio r4iIroa,.s.- '''' "fsNs-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1915 4. u. Arrives at Richmond vnxr
WEDNESDAY, aud FniDly' y u
.. meets with kchr,n.d en-. w.
burg aud CkesapeaS- ,at oaIs 9 5.s
roads. N"iS TAG
No transfer OF tr"igh; at Richmond IN ., e.,
southern points. Cars ruu th.ogyh hrty,.'r i'1'a
and West Point. ." "NAH2
guaranteed. " 'S' rats,
Through bills of ladinr. Win ,rar.n,,..
issued 10 All northern and voter n.Irt '"''1
Through tickets sold Ia all l.r.Grr,,. ,,s,or,
western points, and baggage rli.r.ci tar%no - AHs
For ;tcketS apply al General Rdr,,.}Ti>I. :,
ace s26 MaiD street; a. :hc Nrb.n.. j;'.,, Wy.
comnAaYs depo. corner Tv,Gty-.l.r,. INA ~ 80
streets. Richmond, Va. ] h'EA
ma "a ". v. TfGIrGI,ss Srr.-,,o.,.
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EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
+. The steamer s'Ariet'' is now ready for engage.
r,ents for Dov. and Moonlight Excursions ai
LOWER RATES than have ever been of red before
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, fertsJuouth
Newbarn. Washington. and Tarsoro, N. c., and all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. G., Hamp
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia. and regular
landings on James river. al lowest rates. s.-
tireIy rebuilt and refurnishea in an elegant an6
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years. se.
L. Il. TATUM. superintendent
at +. = ,.ss 903 Main street AMI Rockets.
j. W, MCCARRIrK. Agent, Norfolk sea
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RAILROAD ZINES.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASD)
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
OFFICE GEN. TICKET AND FREIGHT ACT. [
RICHMOND, VA, May Z. 1879. }
OMAN OF SEIZED T. L
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CTEAMER MAGGIE WILLSTls1
- leave TO-DAY promptly 1T ~
O'Clock M. FTeirhr received for al landings or
Chickahominy river ap 10 hour OF leaving. .-
INV Holt GEORGE Z. BUSH. Agent.
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATsiI.Mll=
r..,... :;,a.. COMPANY'S 49, ., {
ms JAMES-RIYER LINE, III.
.. a.. 81. ..aFi FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. !
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT - f.. =.
NORFOLK WITH THE BAYLINE.
FOB BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON. ..@

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
a. c. GIFPoRD carrying the United States MALL
leaves Richmond for ahoVe-named nlaces every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, d,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10
BY Grubbs Williams and Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

U.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. AuctiOncers. my D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
z Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

1RUk TEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
THREE STORY BRICK DOUBLE HOUSE,
No 1921 I STREET NORTHWEST, WITH
BRICK OUT-BUILDtNGS, LOT 81 FEET
81 INCHES BY 142 7-12 FEET TO GOOD
ALLEY.
By VII tue Of deed Of trust dated Novem- luA
her 18th, 1875, and duly recorded in liber No. f3
So2 folio 321 ct seq of the land records for .s..
the District OF COum ba, and at the request of the
Iarty secu 60. we viii cell at public auction. in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 23d day of june
1879 at O'Clock p: M, the following described
Real Estate, situated in the City Of WASHINGTON,
District Of COun bia, to wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels of ground on the north side of
I street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west, in said City and District aud known
lot numbered ten (10) and the adjoining six 60
feat more or less Cor whatever is covered by the
House No. 1921 street northwest of lot numbered
nine co from front to Of said lot in the subdivi
sion Of lots numbered five ~ to eleven CID, inclu
sive Of pavidsoGs subdisision Of squsre numberea
Ireland and others. and which is recorded in the
Surveyors office Of said city and District in Liber
"B." folio 1O4. together with the improvements
thereon "a above stated.
Tennis Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal instruments at and two yesrs, with inter-
est until paid from day Of sale at seven per cent per
annum, payable quarterly, to be secured by q deed
OF trust ON the property tod or all cash at purchs-
sers option. 92OO deposit at time Of sale. Terms to
be fully complied with within five days, otherwise
the property viii be resod at the risk and cost of the
cetaulting purchaser upon five days advertisement
Ia The Evening Star newspaper.
ANDREW B. DUVALL,l n,.,,s....
e10d&ds VIM +. HOFFMAN,. 1ros'ees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
TRUeTEEg SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON TIL CORNER OF FIRST AND
POTO1AC STREETS. GEORGETOWN, d. O.

an, IndeE and Sy Sstq Ia. e deed Of trust
for the Dstrict q Columbia. and By virtue Of
e g: SSe 6 bssk Il
Equity Doclets Of said Court whereby Lewis =.
rust ma 6y shs Sritss9 direction q the person
e fE1Dt e he sss
sambeTed eighty so. q Beatty nd HaRRf i adj
s s1d 49, q od assrss
tswn. described a. follows: Beginning for the
street one Sand9sa saa eighty sa ioar ana ana
:d ~ asa to a 3D. s ssnds line sou
one hundred and forty-seven (147) feet nine (9)
sSsp af Sns
teIths {s.1ol Of foot TO the east side Of brick
@ fss and ssn one
pine ty inches to the Aforesaid stone wan; thence
;eet thence west fortyfour and nsI t44s test 70
ping. Together with he rights. easements. Priv.
issms q ins sss: Of the purch.s.
Be svsn. With interes ff 9ro%
the Gay q sale at the rate OF six per centum per an
mum until paid and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash at the purchasers option
deposit Of $500 viii be required at the TINA Of the
sale, and II the terms Of the sale are not complied
with within five days from the day OF sale the trus-
tees reserve the right to rese the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulng purchaser after Ave
DAYS notice IN the Evening Star newspaper All con-
veyanciDg at the purchasers cost.
ROBT. L FLEMING,
1922 18th st NV. r-..
LEWIS j. DAVIS, IrusteeSs
Pa ave and 10th st.
THO9. ]. FISHER L CO., Aucts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE-Ms. Sigmund Won
the st. Nicholas Hotel, In Cincinnati, on Satur.
day, by firing two bullets into her brain. She
came to this country with her husband In the
spring, purely for pleasure. Loew, the husband,
is a man OF large wealth. At the St. Nicholas
they appeared more like lovers than married
people several years beyond the honeymoon.
On the 9Th OF MAY the couple left Cincinnati for
New York, from which city Loew disappeared.
Mrs. Loew's suspense as 20 his absence was re-
neved at last by a cablegram from London, az
recting her to return to Cincinnati, and saying
that Ter husband would meet her there. but he
did not return.