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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioseer,
1919 Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF TO
IA BACC0-sCREWs,s SIT M-BO IT. Err, STEAM
PIPING AMI FITTINGS, &C, &C,-As admins
traitor OF the estate OF y. A. Nelson, deceased,
shall sell by public auction, at Haskns's old build
tag. Rockets, on
SATURDAY THE 30rn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
at o'clock A. ST.. alt the FIXTURES, &c, used by
The late T. A. Nelson In his business consisting or
l STEaM. BoiLER, about eignt-horse-power;
z STEAM SCREWS,
srEAM.PiPlSG aud FITTINGS,
TOBACf.0-RAtks.
TOBACCO STICKS, &c, &C.
sale positive, aud terms cash.
JAMES II. WALSH, Administrator.
boBxkr D. LYME, Auetioneer. % ~
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ENR RENT.

EOR RENT, DWELLING No. 13GAs
| II north Sixth street, between Main and Lii
Franklin streets, with ten rooms besides servants
room all conveniences.
| Also. DWELLING at southwest corner of Grace
aud Foushee streets, with ten rooms; ample SER
wants rooms, Kitchen, stable, range not ana cola
water. &c.
Also. DWELLING No. 100 west Cary street,
Clyde Place, six rooms, gas and water. Possession
IN November.
Also. DWELLING No. 533 north Second street.
between Gay and Leigh streets, seven rooms ana
kitchen. viii be painted
Also. DWELLING No. 6lS North Seventh street,
seven or EIGHT rooms, gas wafer, &C.: large yard.
Also, DWELLING No. sos north min street,
with seven rooms and XII chen: large ward.
oe 23-eOd2t GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
T1OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEEs
II DWELLING No. 407 Eleventh street. be- LII
tween Marshall and Clay streets. IL is well suited
for clearinghouse or for two families Eent low.
Apply 10 II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
&C 29.St Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
DOR RENT, No. IS east Broad street-G
Il STORE aud DWELLING Iii
No. -, Twelfth and Cary-S1ORE and DWELL
No. 219 south Second street-DwELLING, six
rooms and all convenicnces.
No. 1889 east FranSlin street-STORE and
ROOMS above.
No. 1916 east Broad street-DWELLING, six
rooms.
No. lO6 east Leigh street-DWELLING, twelve
rooms.
No. l6 Morris street-DWELLING.
No. 81 81 east Broad sireet-s1ORE.
No. 224 south Tenth slreet-DWELLING, three
rooms.
Apply 10 II. l.. STAPLES < CO,
Real Estate ACciioneers,
oc pa -eod3t No. 1l03 Main street.
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by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
M. 1912 Main street.


TRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT LARGE,
i WELL-BUILT. AND CENTRALLf-LO-
GATED FOUR.sTORy sI0cn-BHIi,Cuks pW III
ABOVE The MONUMENTAL CHURCH, by
PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-Is virtue Of ,er'a, ne5 aeea e,
record IN the Chaneery Court clerks Office. In ID. H.
"a A. PAGE 2ss, 10 me. as trustee, SHALL by virtue
OF The trust, proceed TO sell, upon The premises ny
public auction, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1880.
a. ~ O'Clock =. NJ, bring so required ny me oene-
fcfary secured. default having been made IN the
payment o. portion Of note secured ana described
in said deed. the PROPERTY above Described. Inc
DWELLING il a large and convenient one; con-
lsins about ten rooms, besides kitchen, NC: has
ba III room and cuivert connections, ga, &C. is
now occupid by Mr.. w. X. Pugh. The location and
peishb rlood render this property desirable as a
residence or private boarding house. The lot fronts
on north side OF Broad street ~ feet inches, and
extends bsck In depth 1872 feet to tweiVe-iooi
alley. The premises are I'm very good repair.
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash as 10
$4790.77 and cost OF sale. yet IL Is probable more
liberal terms will be off red.
2s JOHN o. sTKGER. Trustee.
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BY Il. u. Chaffin n Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
" BILE COAL-LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY At PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By virtue OF
"A decree OF Chesterfield t,rcuit Court, dated May
q. Cole ct ais. the undersigned commits toners APP
pointed for The purpose, Will sell 81 public auction,
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1850.
at IL O'Clock NJ IN front OF the post-olce. on Main
street, In the city Of Richmond, the LAND referred
10 In said cause. and described as 69t ACRES, adj
j0ining the lands of Messrs. Henry Cox. Jordan An
derson, I'm. and Puckett. Contains valuable coal
deposits, and will prove good investment IN the
near future.
TERM: Say 5000 and expenses OF sale cash
balance at twelve and eighteen months, per cent.
interest added to bonds, secure by deed or trust.
WILLIAM L. DE SAUSSURE,
JAMES T.. LAME,
Commissioners.
r. Z. CHAFFIN & CO., Auc' loneers.
&C Z8.Novl l&25.6Dec1
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WEST WARD.

NO; Mail leaves Richmond d8ily. oxeen, So
Tor CINCINNATI. Connects nj Haniipgtn, i,h 'NA4aY,
ers Tor Portsmouth. MaJgillr. ana c 90" an
cenhes's closely al Gordonsyille Tor LyBctt,.tii'
NO. Express runs daily. COnnfcis c,tll.l.i-H
Gor,lousyihe for Lynchburg '"'tY 40
virginia Midland Express from W,,bi,,,,.
meets closely at Gordonsylle with M a. ,'l-
iinRton. va , n liru-
virginia Midland Express from I,.,r.
Lynchburg connects closely at ChlrIoife.vti' 80
No. for Huntington. ''N' Hi.
No. Accom- modaiion leaves Richmond a,u,
louisville at 7:l5 l.. VI. ''''' az Or.
NO. II Mixed leaves Charlottesville daug. .,.,..
sunday, al ago u. NJ. on arrival az Y,rgi,f Htt'
land mall from Danyillc and Lynchburg , ~
hyes al WilliainsOn's az l:l5A N. ''' ar
SLEEPISG-CARs on No. 3 from pirit,,,., .
Huntington. ''I 'ii "
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MINERAL. WATERS.
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND ALLRGIANY RAILROAD COL
GENERAL MASAGER'S OFFICE. I
RICHMOND, Va, September "a 1880.
SSENGER-TRAINS On THIS ROAD
L leave Richmond daily, except Sunday, from the
corn pauy's ten pOrary depor ut OregOn-Htll bridge
foot of Gamble Hill. ar $3.50 T.. N. Freight Train
will leave Richmond daily, except sur day. Al 7;2O
A. NJ. aud will arrive IN Richmond daily, except
sunday, at 5:52 +. NJ.
Passenger train viii arrive daily, except Monday
at $50 A. VI.
Close connection made with packets AZ Cedar
Point MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS.
For further nj lrmstl0n apply 70 agent az depot,
corner Teuth aud Byrd streets. -. A%TfLL,
Sc 2S-lm General Manager.
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A TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

William Butler Duncan aud samuel L. II. Bar
Iowa.. Trustees
The Atlantic, Mississippi aad Ohio Railroad Com
pany and others.
By virtue ofand pursuant to a Judgment and de:
cree of foreclosure aud sale rendered ard entered
at The April term Of the said Court. 1879, In the
abOve-entit!d action, |. Matthew Il. Peasants,
master appointed therein TO sell az and singular the
MORTGAGED PREMISES, FRANCHISES, anc
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, PERSONAL, and
MIXED. mentioned IN the complaint IL the said
action and In the SAID JUDGMENT and decree. being
the same morigagcd' or Intended so to 0e, 10 the
plaintiffs ana Francis Shiddy since deceased. by
mortgage bearing date the 9'h day OF September,
1871, 90 hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE 1sT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
at the court room OF the United States Circuit
Court In the Custom House, in the city of Rich
mond, Va shall proceed 10 sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder. the following described PRO.
PERTY-lbat Is 70 say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
INAND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, rrs ENTIRE:
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, in the State of Virginia,
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLIN6-sTOCK
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRivfLEG Es, AND FRANCHISES PER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD,
as fully aud at large set forth In the said Judgment
aud cecree. printed copies OF which win be fur
sshed oy the undersigned master 10 those applying
therefor.
ssen sale win BIZ made on the terms specified Ia
the decree Of salc. OF wh,ch bidders will. take
tee. aud subject 10 certain snbssling prior Hens
upoH the premises. pariicatariy described In The
said Judgment and decree, and siatementOf which
VIII be spen for the Inspection OF bidders al the Of
fee Of The Master in The cH-L0m-house, In the city
Of Riehmsnd, Va, for thirty days prior 10 and ~
the time OF sale. NJ. n. PLEAsANTs-
~ 23.Ftd Master.
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AUCTION SALEs--Fnturs Daye.
by George 3. vashoH a Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Ne. Z Tenth street.

pROAD.sTREET PROPERTY TO BE
~ SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE
PRt Misses ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1880.
AT ~ O'CLOCK p. M-Ibis property. located on
the north side Of Broad street. between Hancock
and tilimer streets, very 10 the new depot Of
the Ricismond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac rai-
road. fronting Broad street 81 feet. and running
back within parallel lInes $50 feet an alley, Is
one OF The most desirable lots now ON the market.
Broad stree properly has by far the brightest fi-
ure OF aDy real estate IN the city Of Richmond, and
We know or no property on the market having more
claims upon those wishing TO make good and pro-
Btable investments. The property will be sold as \
whole or In separate lots rs may be deemed best on
day Of SALE The property can be sold at far below
Its value, aud particular attention Is called TO this
sale.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at sale.
GEORGE :. VAsHON & SON,
0c "a Auctioueers.
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BY Frank ID. Hill K Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioDeers,
No.1lOS Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE BRICK DWELLING ON BYRD STREET
ONE SQUARE FROM CANDLES hill, AND
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK. AT AUG.
TION.-By virtue of decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court entered June 10 1880. In the suit
of Mott. trustee, &C., rs. Mott Il ais, we, the un-
dersiened. special commissioners thereby appoint
ed, will sell, upon The premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1850,
the PROPERTY mentioned in said suit, as fol-
lows:
First. At4 O'clock =. NJ The large and comfortable
BRICK DWELLING No 3l6 Byrd street. between
Third an- Fourth. containing tight or ten rooms;
brick kitchen: wafer, gas. and bath room, &c. This
LOT fronts 20Xl50 IL 10 an alley aud the prem
Uses Is nOw rented TO good paying tenant. and the
whole proptry is In good repair. The recent gra-
ding of Byrd street ana its proximity 10 Candles
II III adds very much TO the value OF THIS dwelling.
After the above safe, AZ Al O'clock Il. 81. the
BRICK STORE, with Il DWELLING above, con-
tanning three or four rooms, No. 7O3 west Main
street, now occupied a drugstore by W. w.
Wake Y Co. The LOT fronts rs feei Main
is Justly valuable on account OF it, being mme-
dlalely opposite Monroe Park, aud II has always
commanded a good rent.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the residue IN three
equal iHsiamenis upon a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, purcha. er 10 give negotiable notes.
with interest sided from d2y OF sale anO title TO be
retained until the purchase money is paid IN tuil.
A. l.. BOULWARE,
j. PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. Auciioueers. oc rs
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BY X. Il. Cbaflin X Co.

TOR SALE ON FIVE YEARS TINE
l. BY request Of the owner. who resides out of the
State, we will sell by auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9Th.
at AZ O'Clock y. NJ. TWO NEAT, DETACHED,
NEW BRiCK DWELLINGS, with four rooms each,
and Kitchens in rear, FLOYD street. adjoining the
handsOme residence Of Mr.. Walker aud opposite the
Home OF The Little sisters OF The Poor; large front
with deep lots attached. And 1t Is seldom such neat
and new small brick dwellings in the fast growing
west end al c offered on so long time.
Oc 26 Il. u. CHAFFIN & CO.. hUctiOneeTs.
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fly Jas. Macdcural,. Aucsioncer
No. I, .oyeruur Tor ThIrtetnfhl street.

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
" TfyRE. &C. AT AuCTIUN.-TBis DAY at
III O'clock viii sell at nav store, NO. 10 Governor
Nrres, a GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of FUkNi.
TuRE belooginR 70 two families: embracing
MAPmoG s and WALNUT wAnURoBEs,
BUREAUS. WAsHSTANDS
CHAIRS. SAFES.
REPS CHAIRS aud SOFAS,
MARBLE-TOr TABLtS.
CELERET, LOOK G.t5LASSES. &C.;
One WALNUT rARLOI SUIT, in reps;
COTTAGE AID other BEDSTEADs;
CR0CKERY-. GLASS. aud TISWhRE; az also
STOVES.
ALSO,
A CONSIGNMENT Of 247 FEATHER BUSTERS,
IA cases OLD CHEESE.
JAs. MACDoUGALL, AnctIoneer.
rR. CooK. saIesman. oc 20
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Nv Jpo. =. Lsushson, Jr, Auctioneer,
No. ole Main street.

By Jpo. 2. Lsushton, III, Auctloneer,
No. ole Main street.
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITURE AT Aucr'oN.--on
SATURDAY TIE 30Th issIANf. 80.
FifI st,Set. between tIay and Leigh streets part
OF The iItsiisFHt,i.D FUREiTUkE. consitingof
1s,ftr NsTx cts Ee, HAT-RACKs,
wHINuT i,fNfNG-KDOM CHI AIKs,
BUrEAffs, BEfJsTEADs. MATTRESSES,
FENDERa HEATING STOVES,
An ,ssoytm.at ~ KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ana other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLEs.
Purchasers win come prepared 70 remove tneir
purchases Immediately alter the safe: -.
mo. r. LAUGHTON, JR,
oc 90 Auciioreer.
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <,ssSsss
" COMPANY. kk5k,
FOR NEW YORK.

,tesInerz-DLD DOMINION, WYxEOKE, MAN.
HAITIAN. isAAC BALL, and RiCHslOND-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY a
xasss sbiss are entireiy new. ana were built eI.
rooms ~
The fsre, accommodation, and attentions are IN
ships going nefrn land at Pier 81, Eeyth river
loot o. beseh street Ships coming south "a from
fier So Aor;p riser, foot OF Christopher Siseet
CABIN nre 70 New FORK, va stetxxxe, 50 ans
yse,Sh1 for points beyond New York forwwdeo
49, @spatcn. ana no charge maze except ctasi an
FREIGHT rscs.ysd NATL o'clock 2. NJ. daily.
1Vf tWtner Information Abby 10
0B0RQE w. ALLEN Z 90. Asonts.
VA enee CouDauyS vhasvse. RockstlsL
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
~ ECUTxD NtAs DInPAToA RRiHyiNes
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVERc.czsn.
AeAND CdEsAPEAKE2 RAILROAD -. ~
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTI
TiON COMPANY,
Through-freieht route between Richmond IVA
an Boston, Precedence. and all New Englandeities
steamers leave VEST POINT, VA, on eacl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al ~ noon con
aecting with trHils from RICHMOND.
Steamer arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ufd Boston an,
Providence Railroad ola West Point, Va
". z. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
V.D. GR0NER. General Agent ana
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book AND JOB WORK NEATLY lrI IN
70 ECUTRD At THE DlsrAfcb-fTN'
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Oh IL ADELPHIA, RICH sSgf
4 M0ND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sSe2As
SHIP L:NE.-EOR PHILADELPHIA, FAIL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES a WEEK.-Uptll further 20
ti.e the steamers OF this iae will make tri-Weekb
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY, con
meeting al PniiSdephia with Ciyde's New kGglan,
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TiME--rREoUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Frcight received daily ultil 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
ia LES W. MCCARR. OK
General Scat ern Agent. Richmond, Va,
WI LIAM y. CLYDE Il CO.,
General Managers,
NOES re. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia
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THAT REALLY DESIRABLE RESI- e.
l. DENCE, No. 700 WET GRACE STREET. II
SOUTH SIDE. BETWEEN PINE ANE LAUREL
STREETS, AT PRIVATE SALE-Built In the
best manner as 10 material. comfort, ana conve-
nience OF arrangement, containing ten rooms. With
all modern Improvements; marhiolze1 nantes
throughout. The grounds attached are 40 by / 05
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
As the owner Is about TO remove TO distant city,
IL agreeable, the purchaser NAV also buy a large
portion OF che furniture. Possession may be had
very soon. Call at ogce on
5. L. APPERsON, or
oc 27-1m w. GODDlN.
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TOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Il LOTS In the West End, on Franklin aud Grace
II. B. CEAFFIN,& CO.,
Reai Estate Agents.
oc 23-6t No. north Tenth street.
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AUCTION sALgs-rusurs DAYS:

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street. Richmond, va.
VERY VALUABLE WATERFRONT
AND
WHARF PROPERTY.
FRONTING 800 FEET ON JAMES RIVER,
AND
EXTENDING BACK TO MAIN Oh LESTER
STREET,
AND FRONTING THEREON $50 FEET,
AT AUCTION.
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REAL EsrATEAT PRIVATE SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF I6j ACRES FOR
n SALE within three miles Of Richmond. suta-
bic for truck and dairy. well Tor all other far-
ing purposes, with improvements For particulars
address DAIRY, Dfs0dtch ONCE.
oc %. 2t1
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Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
CARRIERS Agency, SIC Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freightreceiyed daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth. .
Washington, ID. c., Newbene, Washington, ane
Tsrboro', n. g., aud all points I'm Eastern Nortl
Carolina; also, for Eastern Shore of Virginia Hamr-
ton. Old Point. and all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills is.
sued l.. H. TATJJM
sc IL Superlniendent
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RICHMOND, VA, November J. 1898.
COMMENCING N0YEMBER = ~"
trains On this road vii Is follows.
NORTH BOUND. -, ,.,
sl2A, NJ, leaves Byrd-ssrces sIsign Jay W
cept Snndaysl; due AZ NA.h,.sWH
l:fO Z. NJ: BStimore, SEQ y:
Philadelphia, 6:5C T.. Nc" IVA
1906 L. NJ ~. s,a
h.Oo y NJ leaves Byrd-Street slaloa 49, 80
Wv Al Washington. 9:25 T.. VI. baLM,,S
Il:25 l.. a. Philadelphia, so ~ M
New York, Gas A. NJ. , -.
a.oo % NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAI w.
IuncLoa lesyee Broad Street sts-'A
daily feycvrt Surfassl.
SOUTH BOUND. ,.uv
to.raP arrives Al Ryru-StrVeI Sac ,e'.S
Except sundaysl. Leave =,
s:lb A. NJ: Phiisiepha' ~ - 80.
~; baltimore, $50 T. VI ""'"'s
tor $40 L. NJ. ..,... ,.,lv.
I1,4O A. NJ ARRIVES al hyrd-street 49,, pbf.
AA'N ~ Leaves New york, 1000 Z. VI l"rs.
aieIphia, l:tO A. NJ; 49,"
A:S5 A, ". Washington, lDV y, .,".s
s.Aa A NJ. ACCOMMODATION rkAih he,n,
e''' Al Broad-Sxeet station '.,x ,ssV"s'
Suudaysl. q. A; 49, ~ ssesI
Ev. D. svEas. ssssrai ssn~y'H'~s'eh~
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-rTu.
l. .li<5 5...szsz
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS ON JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States mail)
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

z. G. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY at 81 A. NJ. for above N AIMED places
connecting a, Portsmouth with the Bay line same
afternoon which arrives In Baltimore In full time
TO connect with 8 a. NJ. fraia for PHILADELPHIA,
New YORK, and Boston. Returning the ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY at O A. NJ. arriving here about L. NJ
Fare TO Norfolk only........................ no
Fare round trim Observation-Disclosures, 2 so
rare 10 DthlmoTe. 90
rare 10 GnllddeIpna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O5
Fare 10 New York................. ........., SIS
rare W pos'ou''''. 90
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Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-EI.Gov.
ernor Hunt, OF Colorado, has received
the following telegram:
ALAMosA, COL, January 2.--Gensral
Hatch left Lake City this morning with
Jack Sonsrock. Ouray, John. Uncle
Sam and nine other Uncompahgrs Utes;
also, Douglas and q few prisoners, Buck.
skin Charley and one other Southern
Tito. lSigned) ALyA ADAMs.
Tilden is Q declared candidate for the
Democratic nomination. This 10 the
construction put by people here upon
his interview with General Stsadman.
NEW York, January 6.-The Graphic.
speaking OF the remarkable rise In
Edison electric light shares, says: As
high as $4,000 has been paid for ono Of
those shares, and On inside holder will
not sell at that price. preferring to take
the chances OF their attaining q much
higher value. About $4,000 Is bid for
stock. The Tribuns notes the fact that
among 45 lamps now placed on exhibition
at Menlo Park, several are already burn
ing q little dull.
The Surrogate has probatsd the will OF
Charles Morgan. Il leaves all the pro.
perty. sl2, 600, 900. to be distributed
among the legal heirs.
LYONS IN. W January 6.-Francss
Havey, q much esteemed young lady OF
this place, entered her fathers store on
Saturday and shot him dead. She then
reloaded her pistol. went up stairs to
her room and killed herself.
BosToN, January 6.-Bishop Gilbert
Haven, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. died at the residence Of his
mother, In Maiden. at G o'clock Satur.
day afternoon, after an illness Of several
weeks.
A dispatch from Providence, Rhode
Island. says: Kate Fitzgerald, who at.
tempted TO shoot Postmaster Pierce OF
Bristol. some months ago. or Saturday
failed in an attempt to shoot herself.
Mrs. Pierce. 1t may be remembered,
jealous OF Miss Fitzgerald, attempted to
kill her husband. and eventually sue.
cseded in taking her own life by satura.
ting her bed with kerosene and setting
IL on nro.
DENVER, January c. dispatches from
Del Norte state that twelve Utes and
their escort, on their way East. arrived
at that point last evening and will today
reach Alamasa, the terminus OF the rail.
way. They are objects OF much c%uriosi-
ty. especially Ouray and Jack. All pre-
serve a logged silence and receive the
homage Of public curiosity with stolid
indifference.
Nrw YORK. January 6.-Much excite
ment was caused among 1000 people at
q matinee in Havsrly's Theatre by an
explosion Of gas behind the stage. There
was Q heavy escape. and q search for the
leak with q lighted match caused the OF.
plosion. aud q CRY OF "Eirei" followed.
No one wns hurt. the stampede being
soon checked.
A World Washington special says !:
Mrs. Surratt's daughter acquits General
Hancock Of oil responsibility for her
mothers fate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
Tho Utes.

WASHINGTON. January 6.-Secrstary
schurz received the following dispatch
from General Hatch:
ALANosA, January 3. = The White
River Utes who were with Ouray on the
Gath, are not in his power; neither have
they been since the 26th. The Indians
sent out by way Of Ssgueche are Ouray
and Wash Charlie. Uncomphagnes;
Jack, Sowsrick and Uncle Sam Charlie.
White River Utes; and Tapalatche. Ca.
matchs, Alexander, wimmamackes.
Aquila and Buckskin Charlie OF the
Muscles. They are expected here on
the 9th. Ouray was requested to keep
the Indians you refer to. but had not
the power. I am Of opinion that the
Indians. when assured by yourself that
there is no other way to avoid there de-
struction. will decide to turn over tho
prisoners. The promise made by them
that they will turn over those demanded
should be insisted upon to the last man.
Al long ~ the Indians are in u hands,
the agency at Los Pinos Is secure.
Ouray came out at his own request and
brought his wife with him. I think 1t
advisable to have them all before you at
Washington. or such point as you may
designate. HATCH, Commissioner.
The Indians referred to in this dis.
patch. whom Ouray could not bring in
with him. are Chief Douglass, Johnnie.
his son. and four others. These Indians
were offered for surrender. but General
Hatch declined to accept them unless
the remaining guilty parties were also
surrendered at the same time.