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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
BY Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il WEST-END LOT ON WINDER STREET
AND NEAR THE OLD REsERyOIR.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust from Robert johnson, dated Goth
OF MAJ, 1878. recorded In the clerks office OF
HenrIco County Court, we Will sell, being required
SO 10 do by the holder of the notes thercinsecured
default having been made in the payment OF the
same, on the premises. on SATURDAY, 26th OF
June, 1890 at 5B O'Clock y. NJ. the real estate con-
veyed in the sand deed. rs follows:
A LOT fronting so feet on Wnder street by 40
deep to an alley 16 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and two notes past dus, with interest TIL pstd-one
Of $45.42, due November goth. 1879, aud the other
NJ Ala az, due MAY goth, 1850, and on credit AS
m S47 9o. cue November Goth, 1880, and S49.l7
due 20th May. 1881; and the balance, II any, upon
such terms us may be announced at sale
sum " ~ NJ. G.. STAPLES,
X. T. WILSON,
liz Trustees.
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- BY Grubbs 4 Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auct'oneers'
rtsv.ntb street between Main ana BARK

TINE EXCELLENT Small BRICK
DWELLING At THE s0uTiiEAsT t .,,T.
NER OF BYRD AND FIRST sIkEETS Al u6hirIsE
.boys referred TO, on MONDAY, 2lst june; AZ A.
oclo.k r. M 1t is goo house, ana co", ore viii M
sired. be converted at small cost ln.o .jress
s,aed' The lot fronts SO feet on Byrd street ane
runs back along First stree, 50 feet 70 me hr
rnn,. Tor small store. This Is good property, ano
viii pay a live man Handsomely MS business pro
perty. orrp,s a WILLIAMS
.sn'' ~ Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
ByGsorge 8. Vashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No Tenth street.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Is Ch.ncery Court of the CITY Of Richmond en-
tered on The 22d DAY OF April 1880, In the suit or
Dcitrick's executor vs. DERRICK and gts WIZ SCI
INV 4 1850. at 8 o'clock +. NJ. that certain
THREE STORY BRICK STORE on The north side
OF Main street near Fifteenth street, and adjoining
The ~ Charles Hotel, The LOT has front OF 20
feet on Main street. and runs back within parallel
lines .ome 100 or 1876 feel 10 aey. Tbs PRO,
PERTY Is now renting FOR 5000 per annun, anu ~
city shOuld attract the attention or those SEEKING
safe and frst-class investments. .,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN IN
terest added and the title retained until the p'lr-
DIS hv the Court j. l.. DIETRICH,
~ Executor and Trustee.
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BY no. u. Laughton, Dr., Auctioneer.
GIG Main street.

ZINE LIFE.SIZE OIL-PORTRAITS OF
II DIR. JOHN DOVE. DECEASED, AND - Il:
OOWEI,i,, ESQ, DECEASED, FOR SALE At
AUCTION-The above PORTRAITS BY W.
Kopske Esq. artist, win be sold at auction at my
auction house ir a few days. An examination oil
lhem nv their Masonic and other friends Is invited.
JNO Z. LAUGH Ton. Jr.,
iaoI1t Auciioneer.
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nv Grubbs & williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auet'oneers,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK
TRUSTEES SALE OF Ten Ell az =
l. BUILD ING Lor nsT III sI1,E az MAR
sHhLi SsTrhiEET. EXTENDING FROM Hak OK !.
SON 10 NORTON STREET exech.e" ION Oh an =
dv recordsd ia D. B. G.. page $40 being tneret1
required the holder Of the DEBT on ST"HaURsDXY
s ~, ~, S.v ~ JuIy at s O'Clock, the PROPERTY
.',u.i"d rs shove Each LOT fronts 81 rect, and
runs back 14s feet to an alley IL feet wdS de ~
he Richmond, frederick sburg and Poomoc Ran,
road Company and In rapidly improving par ,S o.
The city, and should attract the attention OF TIC
TERMS. The deed authorizes a sale for s1,O6O.
with interest and expenses. IN cash. Du Dy consent
they viii be made one third cash; baisnce AZ six
aawS nine months with interest. and secured by
trnst-deed. JOHN nONi-Of' e 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FIVE HAND.
- SOME LOTS I'm ADAMs's Valley ON ST
JAMES sTREET; AND FIVE On buCHANAS
STREETS.-Wfl DO sold AZ auction. on the premi
ses, on WEDN EsDAY the 2ad June. 1880, -
o'clock p. H., the above LOTS each 10 by 100 Zee
aud are desirable for the erection Of cheap dwell
insG
Ahead sad SUY onEAr BAEaAINs.
js10 800 w. G0DbiN, Auctioneer,
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A connects for Farmyihe, LfncaoIrs;;anl a.
points In the Southwest.
q connects for Milton, y.
{ connects for Asheyile and at l'lNt- il h's'
North Carolina. .
d connects for Macon and all po.ats IN soa.h"eT
Georgia. cd.
connects for Jacksonville and al points ~ -
rida.
f connects for Macon and Al points IN -,l;n"ei
Georgia and Chattanooga, Nhsh'lAt' SeMpN-' Az
all Texas points.
ViCksburz.
II connects for Galveston and All Texas points
Trains from the aooVe-nainei pn.N-' |fLt., 80
Richmond at 4:i3 r. VI, $50 A. VI .allo'9 J., VI
Trains between Greensboro and S1.ein t-I -A'i
except sunday. ,.....
Trains on North Carolina division MAKE GU. "a,
ton OF GohlsborO' with the ". & W. X. l.. ~ i44
from Weldon and Wilmington. -
Pullman Palace Drawlng-room AL see tAs ~,
run through on Train No. - from Nr" l.,A a..
Richmond 10 Atlanta. Ca, on Train 80 = u u
Washington 81 Augusta. Ga, ria Rlchm'ui
Bon Air passenger train leaves i s.u'lI 3.
II. ~; arrives as Bon Air al 7:2O J.. VI. arr -
al Coalield at 1870 Y. u. Returning. leave ''i-
field at . A. NJ, Hon Air AZ $40 A. NJ, aud A.i''
al Richmond at 500 A. III.
Tickets sold 10 all points south snstlcA'l' A. .
southwest and baggage checked THROUGH.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tlcAtis.
JOHN II. MACMLRDo
General Passenger A<en-
T. Al. Il. TALCorr, General superlntendelt',
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r, nss, n'' .srses sssvssa Main and Bank
,,,n-,srrrs SALE OF THE FINE
Rus ;nr ETSouISY fARM KNOWN AZ N FIN HtN.
woo Sb't VIII Si4 SSf i,I sSSeevEN HiLEs 90.
RICO G1TNWTnx AZ xU6TiQN-In s sTec rail n
q deed q trust rso% dated 18Th AptI 1873:
.ns as e rss"r S
creditors secured, ws e., MI REAL ESTATE conveyed
't sais ssssss % Mo y y dseS s H. Wi!
My isse w"Sp farm formerly owned 9S
SIMON GouldiD, and now oe Seem REGARDED as re
Tsyof ns rm being d. pa
is 'e' usual I'm improvements, and VIII DC 'u0''
a s. a.s III sane ana 'S se
$4,000 and a. the srsutor may prescribe
Sns 90, w spo srs to say desired the
Win Ss % ss Gs land at the ONCE Of the
arc,ioneers ,,s,,s, opportunity % get good BAR
gain. 49, MARX DAVIS. JR..
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EVERY MONDAY, wEDNEsDAY,ANDF FRIDAY
At 9 A. 81.
for regular landings on James river. Old Point
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure connec-
ton at Old Point with the splendid Bay-Line
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA, and FLORIDA.
ono of which leaves there daily at Z. VI. for Bal
timore arriving there the following morning earlier
than any other steamer ria Old Point. ana in fll
time for early trains to Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE LOT ON THE SOUTH
~ SIDE OF BROAD STREET, BETWEEN
ADAMS AND FOUsHEE STREETS, OPPOSITE
TO BROOK AVENUE, TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TION ON THURSDAY, PATH JUNE, AT 54
feet TO wide paved alley, and has upon II large
BRICK STABLE and a small FRAME HOUSE.
suitable for an Office or store. This Is beautiful
lot and Il Is situated In that part of Broad street
which is so rapidly improving as TO make II certain
that In few years IL will be one OF the most atrac-
tive business points The street, In the mean time
the present buildings will yield enough To paw taxes
and some Interest upon the investment. Opportuni-
ties to buy property Broad street are daily be-
coming mole rare and this sale should attrast at
tention.
je 10 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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Passengers by this line have several hours at Old
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. c., Newberne, Washington. and
Tarboro', NJ c.. aud all points IN Eastern North
Carolina: also, for Eastern Shore or Nirgina, Ramp
ton, old Point. and all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills is-
sned l.. Il. TATUM,
40 %, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
By Jno. +. Lauahton, Jr., Auctioneee,
Ole Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOK
i'll ING-sTOVE. REFRIGERAR ATORs.
DESKS &C. At AUCTiON.-THIS DAY ~ ~
O'Clock I win sell at my auction-hou'e' 9lo MAIN
WALNUT REPs-COvERED DIvANS.
OAK MARBLE-TOP CHANGER SUIT,
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES,
RJJREAUS, BEDSTEADS, CRIBS,
HAIR-CLOTH ROCKERS. LcOhlNG-GLAssES'
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
Several good REFRIGEkATORS,
Excellent OFFICE-DRSKS.
I excellent smaIl-size COOKING-STOvR, &c.
e2l JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. JH., Aucifoneer.
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EttfAAnI
1880. MERCHANTS Sk
OPPOSITION THROUGH LINE TO BALTl.
MORE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES
FOR
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND BAL

Fare Ue 70 a" Baltimore every MONDAY. .....s1 90
fare 10 Baltimore every THURSDAf........1 80
Fare 10 Norfolk aud Fortress Monroe every
MONDAY and returning SATURDAY, each
%
Fare WEDNESDAYS from Norfolk 10 Rich
mOnd ............... .....':.:.:'' 80
And THURSDAYS 10 Nortolk from Rlch- -
steamer j. Il. SCHUYLER Will on and after the
above date and during The season leave Rocket
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at A. NJ:
SUMNER EXCURSIONS EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT. leaving Richmond al i. W. for Fortress
Monroe and Norfolk. Return TO Richmond Oy y l.
NJ. sunday night.
Persons wishing to go from Norfolk TO Ocean
View can get round-trp tickets from Norfolk by
sireet-cirs and rail at Soc. tickets Tor SAFE al
steamers wharf, Rockets.
This reduction In fares being lower than ever mere
tofore KNOWN the proprietor sc'icts The patronage
of the people. Freigbts at greatly reduced rates.
CURTIS & PARKER, Agents.
l. w. HANCOCK, Proprietor. my 3l-tAu7
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OLD-POINT SEASON OPENED.

The fast and elegant iron UNITED states mail)
steamer ARIEL, Captain u. Z. OXFORD leaves
Richmond
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CEASONABLE GOODS.
FLY.FANs, BRUSHES, and TRAPS,
ICE-CREAM FREEzERs,
WATER-COOLERS and WIRE COVERS,
PLATED ICE-PITCHERs.
A few more REfRIGERAToRs, to be closed out
regardless Of cost.
The largest stock of DINNER, TEA, and
TOILET-sETS to be found In the city at lowest
figures.
Special bargains In VASES, CABINET SETS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
II you wish To save money give me call.
r.. b. TAYLOR,
k7 101l Main street.
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CRUMBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auct'oneer"
POsTPONEMENT.

POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed 70 mV ~ Grn,bs
Of June, st IL O'Clock M .. 'nmssvM%ppREIJ,.
o,o,x ~ stdtds Trustees.
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No. leaves Richmond daily e0cept surt,,
No. leaves Richmond daily,
No. leaves Richmond daily exeeni Smd,v a.
Saturdays only Will rn 10 stanton. arriv'.. ".
1918 r. NJ. "f al
No. 81 leaves CbarOti0sv lie daily except s,,..-
gs- Nos. / aud 3 run through from ri 'hmo,S p
Huntington. "
Lyuchburg and Danyille.
M. connects at Huntington with steamers-,,
all points west. ''f
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AGRA wVURE or STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Ola I'm
II Dominion Steamship conpany's.S7sss1n4
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, June 22d, at O'Clock l.. III.
Freight received until 2 O'Clock +. VI
Through bills OF lading signed ara GOODS lot
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, sou1n
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, tlZ; s.eerage, 10 ano
FOR freight or passage apply TO
g. w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agente.
jeal-2t Company's Wharf. Pockets.
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BY X. S. Anderson 4 Son. Auctioneers,
1924 Main street.

WE WILL HAVE OUR REGULAR
w AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, &C.,
TO-DAY, at 1924 Main street. commencing al
10 O'Clock.
Parties wishing 10 add 10 sale will have their con-
signments In before the hour OF sale.
X. s. ANDERSON 4 SON,
je2l Auctioneers.
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH rfHE
4 MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s1Sk&2N
SHIP LiNE-F0R PHILADELPHIA, PAIL
THREE TINES WEEk.-Uptil further no
tiee the steamers OF this line will make trl-weeklS
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, cou.
nectlng at Philadelphia With Clyde's New England
Line FOR Fall River. .-
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultii o'clock T: NJ,
JA,SES w. McCARRtCK,
General Soet4crn Agent. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
uoo9 No 10 Sorth WhsryeE, PnilsdolphfA.
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RICHNosOASD PErERSBJ 10
RAILROAD COMPANt. '

RICHNosOASD PErERsBtRG{
RAILROAD CoMPANr'
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June 30
~ 1880, trains on this read will run As tolio'''
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL daily, eonneus.
for Charleston, Sayapn-A, Au'Nt'
aud Aiken (yia Charlc,ionl "a. ~,
Jacksonville. stops shlf a. : ''..
and Manchester, aud al hal-"N ~
signal. ,,. al,
52OP. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN az
PASSENGERS takins his rain W.. 49,
clase connection a. Pear '~h -
kOrfolL.
1898 z. ". MAIL daily tsxeept Sunaal ,;,xt ,ry
700 A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT ! hNiN.l
(except Sundayl CONNECTING Wiz ~
VI. & .. X. r., for Lynehb"is A'~ w.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NoRrH.
6:S5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily lex'r,.'.
dayl. connecting ViiA h'tAM
tredericAsburg ans t1,oiu,. 20 ~.
Stops az Manchester aud .t'.'
and at Ha'f-WaS AID a. bi''
e.asA. H., ACC0MM06GTIoS TRAIN di.l
except sunday. stops A. a.
s44P. u. THROUGH MAI daily, sonaec-J
WITH Riehmosd freJtf.cAs.lb IL
Potomac railroad for al pom. -
and West. Also. making cose I'm e
ton with the CHESAPEAKE 49, "A
railroad for the Virginia sprns,, "a
All points North aud Wet iue "a
stops AZ Manchester aud tne 49,. n
at ftu- " N ~"
700 p. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN ~
Except SundayG passe"S"
tached. .--. rrox
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will ''ir' run
he Appomattox depot. -, ,.. R.ch.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRANS - Petsrs-
mond o A. Al. and $50 J., W. 800,
burg $50 A. NJ. and $50 2. NJ. every Sua,ssasJ,nl.
leila It'd. KLINE. S9pSIlnseS~>----
RICHMOND. YHxDe \ poroaAe <. X, 20"
RICHMOND, VA. November - 80
COMMENCING N0VE&BEk - i'''
~ trains on this road ~iu run s iello"''
| NORTH BOUND. .,.
sI2A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sireet SALON s.siss son
| cept sundays; due al W. NJ
lIo n. NJ; Baltimore, $40 York
| Philsdelphla, 6:5u P'h.' w"
x.oop iy ss,s. BSra-s,ree, station daily; as'
az washington. e:2S I, NJ NJ.
| n:25P. NJ. Philadelphls- S'S' - -
| New York, Gas \, VI .,,tS fOI
400 r, NJ, ACCOMMODATION I,sss, staao.
| junction. leaves troA" o'-~
| daily texcept surdaSsI'
SOUTH BOUND. ~ ,,,l,
l,o.isP.M.a arrives at Byrd-street sr ~. Yors
lexcept sundays Leas iI;A5 A
e:l5 A. NJ; PhisaeyW. " ashns
~ ton 30 sMxrd-s,rset stasis, d ps
IAao - ~" na,ss New York, l0:0e r. NJ ssrs
adelu6ia, llo 4. NJ; ,sNaA NJ.
ash A. ". wxshlny.osS,. IN arrive
aAs A, H.. ACCOMMODATION rR sA.ii, tsxesp
q s.esa-s'rss' '; .. a. rAYios:.
xx D, nysas. General sspsrnssAaeas
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By George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1900 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N BUILDING LOTS IN THE VALLEY, COR
MFR CEDAR AND FEDERAL sTRERTS.-On
MONDAY EVENING, at 6 O'Clock. Will sell a
number OF VALUABLE BUILDISG LOTS stu
ated as above.
TERMS Very liberal. o,-rro
tor Auc:ionee-.
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VARIANTS SETTER APERIENT.
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT G


EOR RENT M:
VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
DWELLING, No. 608 west Grace street. IL mas
eight rooms. with the modern improvements.
FiRST-RATE DWELLING, No. 216 east plain
street. with all The modern convenieDces, ana In
nrst-rate order. containing eight rooms. 49,.
THE COMFORTABLE SMALL DWELLING
No. Is sosth Adams street, containing seven rooms
with water. gas, &c. 49,.
COOP DWELLING, No. 500 east Leigh street:
containing six rooms; baih-hot ana coid
water, &c. , ...-.., .,-..,
DWELLING No. 107 north Nineteenth street
between franklin and Grace streets, win nine
rooms This 10 good and cheap house.
SNUG DWELLING, No lot east Marshall
street, with six rooms. In good order, ana very
conveniently located. 8
FRAMED DWELLING at southeast corner OF
TWENTY. fth and streets. with nine rooms, iatei5
occupied by A. X. Woodson, Etq.
coon STORE, No. g south Tenth street, with
BASEMENT and TWO FLOORS above.
FIVE or SIX ROOMS, with a SMALL SALES-
ROOM on ground floor on Nam near Seventh
street, lately occupied by Mrs. Turnsy;
IL N .eOai3t Agents.
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BY Paine & Nowlin, Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORY
"A sALE.-On WEDNESDAY the 23d instant at
10 o'clock we will sell, without limit, a large In
voice Of FINE CLOTHING, Just received by e1-
COATS, PANTS, aud VESTS for MEN and BOYS.
.r| ALSO,
500 pairs MEN'S ASSORTED PANTS.
MEMS. WUMEN'S and MISSES SHOES,
STRAW, FUR. aud WODL-HATS,
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSIERY. &c.
With an invoice ofST0CK GOODS in good order.
PAINE 4 NOWLIS,
tsQl-N&Wet AuctOneer.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. 90.

lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
u SOUP-TUREENS from England large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, some very
pretty, n few ugly ones; great variety OF TIN
SETS: 1000 MILK-PANS, slightly DAMAGE.
H. H. WALLACE,
iel4 No. 400 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY James NJ. Taylor Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
once corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
i ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET
ESs E4FRS IRE n Asp R hhH hSn A IF
TION.-At the request OF the owners we will offer
for sale at public auction. upon the premises, on
those handsome building lots as above located, one
fronting 33 9-l2 feet aud the other 81 feet. and
running back 14s 2-l2 feet 10 an alley feet wide.
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by deed OF rust.
ID .flfs. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son.
&c 81 Auctioneers.
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NOR PHILADELPHIA AND 14SH
IL FALL RIV R.-Steamer ALL s-nosxA
ANCE Captsin TUNNILL, will receive freight for
the above ports until TUESDAY the 22d Instant at
IN O'Clock A. NJ. j. W. MCCARRICK,
70 pI-2t General Southern Agent.
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No. leaves Huntington caily except >1flri-T
No. 4 leaves Huntington daily.
No. leaves G0rd0nsvllle daily except SUNDAY
On Monday, only will run from stanton. leagiag
at 1855 A. ~.
IS Nos z and run through from Huntington
to Richmond.
No. 20, mixed. leaves stanton daily erc.ut SIN.
day at $40 a. W., receiving passengers from Vir
ginia Midland train leaving Washington n 7.l0A
NJ. and arrives al Richmond M T.. VI
Virginia Midland train leaving Lyuchbirg Al
l:iJ 4. VI. connects closely with NJ. 2. aud fhat
leaving Lynchburg at ]: 23 4. VI. couuec, Enh 40.
4 for Richmond. W. VI. :. DrNN.
Engineer and Suie-intendent
CONWAY y. HOWARD. Genera. Passenger and
Ticket Agent. N.Y.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. je
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-24
Win Il Pay7

Battle MOuntaia Messenger. FEB. q.
The question il daily asked on th.
street, "Now that tho Nevada Cen.
trail Railway is completed. how are they
going to make 1t payi" The question
is easily answered. That the road will
pay from tho start is beyond = doubt, AZ
all those acquainted with the country
through which it runs and tho mineral
and timber belts II will tap. know. In
the frat place there is ths large freight
business between Battle Mountain and
Austin. amounting to from $500 to
$1,000 per day. Second the merchandise
aud machinery for Belmont, which will
amount to considerable. Third the
carrying Of freight and machinery for
Grantsvills and lone. which "a DO
landed in these places. by the way Of
Battle Mountain aud the Nevada Central
Railway, at . much lower figure and in
less time than by way OF Wadsworth.
Fourth. the freight business Of Jett Dis
trict. which is looming up again as a
promising mining camp. Filth. the
hauling Of wood from the different
points on the line Of the road into
Austin to supply the demand Of the
Manhattan and other mining companies
and the residents; and sixth, the large
amount Of back freight (~low.grads ore)
to Battle Mountain As o o ~ the fur
nsses are built. The passenger traffic
will amount to no small sum, as the trip
to Belmont, Jet District, Grantsville.
lone and several other districts. by
way OF the Nevada Central. can now
10 made in less time ard expense
than ever before. besides Icing more
OF . pleasure trip. The eastern travel
to aud from Bodis will all 70 BY this
way, a. we are informed that the stage
company will put on q line OF stages in
the Spring. from Austin to Bodis, there
by shortening the trip for eastern folks
some 800 miles.
The gentlemen who built the road
canvassed all these points before ever
going into the enterprise. and saw things
that would make the road pay where
outsider sees nothing. aud all they
ask il for the people Of Lander county
to stand BY them. and they will zee that
the road more than pays, besides bens-
fting the county and State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-24
Snow Pillow burrows.
Truekee Republican, FEB, 81,


A strange and almost phenomenal fea.
turs Of snow.plowing is just now keep.
ing large gangs Of workmen employed
in the snow sheds. Wherever there is Q
break in the sheds the mammoth pillow
~clesves a passage through the deep snow
and leaves on either side clesn.shaven
walls Of snow. Every time thereafter
when the pillow passes. the walls catch
up q portion Of the loose snow which Ia
carried on the huge apron, and these
portions Z pressed into the walls by
the sides Of the moving pillow. After q
few trips. these walls become % hard a.
adamsnt. Yet they continue to catch
up the snow As the pillow passes, and
consequently leave the passage q trifle
narrower after each trip. As q natural
result the plow is finally unable to pass
through the very cut which 1t has
formed. Its sides creak and groan be.
meath the irresistible pressure Of the
compressed walls OF Toe. and the com.
bined power Of half q dozen locomotives
can hardly keep II in motion. Owing to
the frequent trips made by the pillow dur
ing this last storm this trouble has
becom- very serious and renders . block
AIDE imminent. Large forces Of men
with picks and other Implements, are
now enlnrging tho Ice walls 20 that the
plows can pass.