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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17

| KElJNEBEC COUNTY.
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING {
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1880.
The following Clrc.lar u respee91s1y lsesesess 2
fessionai 1rns Of Ken nebee Cssny. vhe Aesi.e g
present to the eifi1ens Of this secs1oa 1879
feiiabe business Gside careful peT.aal oftheiea
Tor esoses ssIeesioss q va.d ssd eeslste se:s e
seaseaabis goods Displayed b Deehe.es @ i.seen-
=, ai o., ,S:s o9 &. ,n Other i nsi.e
l1An orders fer soeds win receive I.ozps e
tention. Satisfactibn guafanteed q noeey 1esenoeo
A PoTHECARY, PURE DBuGs. AND
JAMES E. DEvINE, Union Ricck. water 81.
POTHECARY,Drugs, AsASsanes.T Toilet
"A Article: s,d rssey Cod ,;.. ~. s.o,,
A POTHECARY, Drugs, 1edictMe: and
10. 4. HAWE&, HaloWeu.
| A RTIST-Has opened first class gallery over
ii. GARDINER. Gardiner. Ne.
| A RTIsTIC Paragraphs. Ffrss-slass
"A work Of all the improved Styles
| AW KiMBALL, Cor Bridge and Water st.
DLEACHERY! Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
ID horn, Chip Neapolitan. cleaned. coloFed or
"A'< '''' '-' 5. N. WOOD. Oak St.
BOOKS, Stationery. and
ID Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, ~ water 81.
OOKS, Stationery and Fancy Goo4s,
ID Newspapers and Penodicais, 8.
J.F. PIERCE. Water 81.
DOCK BINDING, 4 Blank Beck MANN
ID factory. Binding in al it, branches prompt
oaIn 5S@s Block, Opp. Hotel North. near +. o.
BOOTS 4 SHOES, Ladies' and Misses hns
- Goods Specially, Repairing neatly Done.
J.w. CROSS. Water St.
BOOTS, Shoes and Ruvvers. Fine Custom
- Work and hep''JjnSS e T GiSSs H.uow.n.
RooTs. sMoss%; ,;E :, Isis! s;sst of Fine
Ell. ATKINS. As't., Hallowel.
CARR'AfE: M !|s. 4 a z: YY..s.5...
HIRAM CLARK, So. End Water Street.
Ss I..:s .s!sa az s rs:sss..
Nei~'ii"s vi i Ia MircHryJ. nan,or II.
O1v1L ENoINE1R and Land Surveyor.
Drafting IN 81 4; sr an 9, Gardiner,
CLOTHING, Wholesale and Retail. Fine
~ Custom Tailoring:
NLOTHIN0 for Non and Boys. Gents
~ Fine Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Trav.
cling Bags. E. Z. DAVIS. Under Cony Hopse.
QUOTING for Men and Deys. Gents
~ Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. HUNTINGTON. Store under Cony House.
COAL by the car load OF ton. All orders
~ prH%yg%Zx i.sfsd g. to- .. No. Bridge. Bloc,
CRockfs.X|s s g! scs f.
GEO. S. BALLARD. is Wster st.
DESrrsTH6 z. n x =, +: y s; s.;:s. T.:
4. c. TITcONB.
DENr1sT. First posr North Of Post Once.
II j. ROBERTS, D. e. 8.
IL Meonian Hall Building.
"A. WILLIAMS.
TRY GOODS. Fancy Goods,
- FOWLER, HAkLIN I sHITH.
m P; BoLsTER B. !. D.. os.pit: B19sh LOCI.
and Lungs Specially.
DAYS S sfFxEjKe0 kas9Qhiins'a SMITH. A....
E,IsH-Fresh, salt and Smoked.
SMITH. WIGHT CO., ies water St.
ENURNACEs, Stoves, Ranges, TIA, Iron
L and Copper Ware. Tin R0o6nf. e.
ENURNITURE, Mattresses and Bedding,
c. K. / Il. 0. WELLS. water Street.
GAS Fixtures, Wsts., Steam and Gas Pip
~ ing, Brohzing. Gas Fixtures. Repairing, &c.
GEO. H. CROSS, Opp. Granite Hall.
lCRocER1Es, Meat. and Prev.......
IU BLACKWELL 4 WEBER.
ROCERIES, Flour and Provtsions.
III Meats . Specially.
WIN. q. FIfIELD co.
GROCERIES, Provisions and Meats.
|" Canned Fruits, 10.
NAMES E. FULLER.
HoTfl-oo', .'WSI::s ,u..s.
HousE 4 SIGN RA!NIE3S-Eairts. .0ils
VS.. PARMELEB, East End Bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17

A POTHECARY, Drugs, Medicines and
~ Toilet Artieles. Prescrptions ea!ef.l!y pat sp'
10 4. HAwEH, HaIloweu
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Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
ID horn. Chip Nespolitan. cleaned. eOIoFed o.
made into latest styles.
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on Gold and Silver Chrome Cards 10 cents ,,;.,
= lame. stamps taken j. b. HrsrEp Nassau
~ 4 NAV i.4v
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A RTIsT-Has opened first class gallery ov'
N Blanchard Reeds Store.
R.H. GARDINER, Gardiner. Ne.
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A POTHECARY, PURE DBuGDs AM
~ Medicines, and Toilet Articles.
LAWS p. DEVINE, Union Ri0ck, Watef 6t.
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CIVIL EN0INEBR and Land Surveyor
Y Drafting in all its branches.
DANFORTH. COL Water st.. Gardiner.
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2:!:; x.ssll: :.:: s!nss 81 .se:'
c. REzLI Q co.
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Ss c...ss az s.sss
Repairing of al kinds.
JOHN MITCHELL, Bangor st.
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Take NO other. See thai
the name OFF. w. KINSMAN"
be blown In the bottle.
Sold BY all druEGista
md dealers At lOc, SIC 4
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DOCK BINDING, 4 Blank Beck MANN
- factory. Binding in all ito branches prompt
~ done. A. J. CALHOUN.
Quinby's Block, Opp. Hotel North. near +. O.
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OLOTHING, Wholesale and Retail. Fin
" '" HUNfixGToN. MASON Z co.
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PluMs'nG.r.:etiee e!1mbee:
HENRY 4. TABOR.
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MUSIC and 0usaeal Inssrvmenss q a
c. G. HUNT. OPP. r. O.
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The Lives Insured BY the Society are carefully Sc
leced In different parts Of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field Of operations an ad
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
uins Principal. The Surplus returned annually to
the Insured.
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CAS Fixtures, Wates, Stssm and Gas Pip
~ ing, Brohzing. Gas Fixtures. Repairing. &c
GEO. H. CROSS, Opp. Granite Hall.
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EURNITURE, Mattresses and Bedding,
Il Coilns, Caskets and UPhslstering.
q. X. & H. U. WELLS, Water Street.
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STOVES I &2s::al::;;. Z! yee:::.x....
SMILEY . WA00ATT.
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Doors 4 SHOES, Ladies' and Misses Ans
- Goods Speciality, Repairing neatly Done.
J. W. CROSS, water St.
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NoTE. - BY "the Savoyard," the poet
means Mont Blanc, and 1.-THE Maid" is the
Jungfran, of course. "Oberland'' is upper
land or highland. of which there is no lack in
Switzerland. ''Mont Blanc" is white noun
tain. The general name of Alps is derived
from latin word signifying white.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10

BY 6rubbs Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Ancuoseers.
Eleventh street between Main and thhf'

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vEh
/ VALUABLE JAMEs.RivER FAkMs ~, ~
AUCTION--By virtue OF deed OF trust " nr w.
derslgned from Rebecca q. Dllsrd anu " W., -,
Derember 1876 aud OF record IN The clerks once
az the County Court Of Surry county: We wiz ~
at snctlon, ct The office OF Grubos rinvenh
stree IN the city OF Richmond, w. on uEstpni
Anril iS, 1880. NJ IL O'Clock NJ Two rhLoA n
BILE FARMS IA snrry counsy; on 9s MING an both
sdes of swans Point road, containing SIN muN-
DRIED AND TWENTY-ONE AND THE r. :
roURTIls ACRES; 2i2S aers T.s oP nswvE ELL
Which a Two miles from BILLIARDS wharf Is me
one contains seven large ROOMS Win wiae na ,,
and uiry passages below and above STAIRS " - w"
siories There are white marble mantels 10 the
nariors. IL is covered with tin and IS III go2u re-
pair The out.bui diDgs are more man amp,s "a, "a
he Mace. aud are In ,ood repair. The open iabus
are b,yhly Improved, and abound IN mari OF very
gne oualIy There Is quaotity OF cord-wooI' anu
mnch fine timber for ship building ana other phr-
Also. Tract No. 2, known as DIhLARUS,
WHARF TRACT, containing FnUn ny I've, SD 40,
AND FIFTEEN AND A. HALE ACltEo;, iVoa
,c,es omen land (: balance oak aud pine and s0ihe
meadow land. these lands are also of me quality
luIIard's wharf Is also on this pIcperty " Is NJ
new and cost d nesr s Sq4oi feet, and the
dopt T. "a nv 100 feet. Nearly half The produce
ssised I'm Sirl1 county Is shipped from tns Wnsrl
and It paws hsndsome income ,, iT for
and other rnrposeS. The James-Riyer steamer;
stop al this wharf every day. came OF eFeIy h an
abOunds, and II coud DE maue one VI 'e 'S' "'"
TEENS: nv consent. one fourth cash balance ~
one ana TWO years for negotisD n0u,s,o p'i ''''
int resi- adeed, secured 10y deed OF trust q. 80 -,
| A Mat of the property can ne seen az tue onte VI
Tue a"e''o"e'''' SAMUEL STEVENS,
| Trustees.
| GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
NH 25,27.30.ap1. 5,7&tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
AUCTION sALEs-.ruture Days.
DyJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auetloneer,
1113 Main street,
,,.xt IN Gfafa Rang Rfchmotid Va

MOUNTAIN TOP (sU MER REsORT).
NI LOCATED on THE SUMMIT. or THE
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS: IMMED!ATgLY
ABOVE THE GREAT TUNNEL on THE rHEs-
TX The GRAN DEST .AsD MOST pICIts,
RESCUE OF THE MOUNTAIN MKsgRIs ~
VIRGINIA, AMI ALSO THE tNTIRE HOTEL
i,,Dsrs, Mountain Resort arrsd which nature has
cnseres: her cboIcest scenery, Will De sold nj public
auction; on 9s he pr pr TAO ni,i On sAohD"' ''s
Of T ner''f sKM ~ contains 11 THREE HUNDRED
ACRES OF MOST FERTILE PASrCRE NOUN
TAIN LAND-iwo thirds arabic, ssd me balance
j" The GARDES, With all kinds Of vegetables and
variety OF choice grapes, Is more Than adequate ia
he in,pr0vemenis are Of most substantial char
acter built or stone and brics-n good order-and
consist. besides usual out-h0usts, OF LARGE Ho-
TEL ampe TO accommodate seveHty.Dys or more
guests ha wing two-stOry promenade balcony across
IT, front, commanding most extensiye views OF the
Shenqnd0an Valley and mountain RANGES.
The MEDICINAL ADVANTAGES of the fine
CHALYBFATE SPRING adjacent TO The hotel. To-
gether with tie purified simospnefe pscnslsr 70 n,s
hundred and nineiy-sX feet above tide-wa'er' anu
the highest summer resort IN the mountains OF 'lr
eiuirl, have caused numDerless invands irom an
sections of the country seek the advantage OF this
water and atmosphere, so reyiyiiying 10 weak ana
Ibs location of MOUNTAIN TOP for views Is
unsnrpas sed. The three counties # Augusta. hiDe
marie and Nelson, converge 10 point ~ iron. Oh
hotel
NAV of their extraordinary beauties from m s
noni To The west the beautiful shenandoah nai-
lev displays It's towns and villages rem me blue
Ridg. 10 the North mountain. and rom stanton
far beyond Viewers Caves to The east The Ai0eibarle
and Roekfish Valleys with their towns anu villages,
from Charlottesville 10 Alton and up an along lne
base of the Blue Ridg. is a landscape the equal or
which Is not 10 be found The mountain here
abound In all Minds OF game. and are tequen,eG by
I oamD. hum ers from the adjacent Counties
| The RAILROAD COMMtNlCATlONc 10
MOUNTAIN TOP are such hat visitors eau leave
either Baltimore, Washington. Richmond or
| Lynchburg tihey being about equi- dstantl after
bu.i mess hours saturday. and return al all early
hour on The following Monday morning.
PARTIES ATTENDING TIE SALE FROM RICH-
MOND CAN LEAVE on SATURDAY MORNING tDAf
! OF sALF) Wy CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
| AND RETURN TO BUSINESS on MONDAY. -,
| After the above SAFE the en- Ire fuHNlIL re,
such rs belongs 70 a first class hote VIII he SOLD
Parties an ending the sale can leave elmer or me
above. mentioned cities on the morning of me Gay
OF sale and arrive nj The hotel in time TOT TOT, -
| animation Of premises and sale, where they VIII DC
| furnished accOmmodat ons. -,
! TERMS: one third cash; balance at one ana I O
wears q per cent. interest scared by tfnst-ueeo'
| Terms of personal properly annOuncedat safe;
| j. THOMPSON BROWN,
| an 356.1012 13 Is 16&l7 Auctlohttr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

pain in the right SIDE under the edge OF the ribs
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
IN side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the LEFT
s,de; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade and 1t frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuina-
ssn In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
OF appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
eoztiye sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
.eusssiou In the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
x~ioful sensation of having left undone something
witch ought TO have been done. siignt, dry cough
,s sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
rf WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily startled ms
feet are cold or burning, aud be complains Oh
prtckiy sensation Of the skin his spirits are low
po although he Is satisfied THAT exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon Up
rortiude enough TO Try It. Ia fact, be dstrsts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
otsease. but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination Of the body af'ei
eez.b hs, shown the LIVER TO have been extensive
yderai1ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No.IlI3 Main street.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A BR OK
L DWELLING ON WEST LINE or EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARr
STREFTS. IMMEDIATELY IN REAR OF THE
DRUG STORE ON MAIN AND EIGHTH
STREETS BY virtue Of deed OF irusl dated the
18th day OF January, 1875: and recorded IN hieh,
mond hancery Court, ID. II. 1C7 &, page l49. and
@xecuted 10 me TO secure certain negotiable note
therein mentioned, and default having been mace
henefcia-y therein so 10 DO, VIII sell a. public
auction on the 18TH DAY OF APRIL, at O'Clock
T. NJ. the properly described In said d:ed' as Tot
lows: All that certain lot of land, with improve
menis thereon. In the city of Richm Oni, honllDa
SO feet on west line Of Eighth street between MANI
and Cary streets. aud funnlDS back between
parallel lines 81 feet more or less.
This property coulmands good rental value I'M
It's prospective val1e IN view oc hotel s''e Oh "Ppo
site lot should be cOBsidercd. ,
TERMS: Cash a. 10 expense OF sale, ana 10 pa
OF the amonntof 1915 POI sbly easier terms MAJ
be agreed upon az sale. l.. r.. BRON ~ Irus'ee'
} THOMPSON BROWN, A. Ictioneer.
ap 2,3,9.l0.li&l5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
RICHMOND AND PRTFR>HrRsf
RAILROAD tONFANY.

RAILROAD CONPANY.
SUNDAY March q,
! $3.50, trains On this r8si Nil run as f0.loY5:
LEAvE Ri,HHDND aOUrB.
1900 u, THROUGH NAIL daiy, come. Z
for Charleston, eagaRnsh, Aug "a
and Aiken via tharleiton.' i.i... IN.
jacksonville. stops only 20 tl.-'er
and Manchester, AID a. iiaig-Haf "a
5:9OP.M. ACCOMMODATION TRAN lsny
rt-'frasrs takns hts rain vii maze
close cOnnecrci Al P,'tr"lis ir
10 THROrGH MAIL daily, connecting
Tor Weldon, wilmington, Ef'..-f.
Charleston. SlVasnah, Augusta. tI-
umhia, Atlanta. Macon. "a fl..try
Mobile, NeW ORLEANS. ana a., po..,s
south and SOGthwe-t Pullman s..,p-
ing-fsy from Washington ar Ma.
mi5g,On, savannah. ani ne e'.'h.
SfODe Ouit ar Manchester and chester
sud HALFWAY on signal.
700 A. ~, THOUGH FREIGHT lRAlNfi5
Except sunday; passcnSe. .- 10
LEAVE PETRnsBrRG No"rL
S:33 \. NJ, THROCGh MAIL daily. CONNECT. %
with Richmond, fr,1ario Nhurs ard
Potomac rsroal 70 I'll points N.r'1i
East and Wesi. stops at N''...i-
fer ami Chester, aud At Hat-NAg
and a. Drury's Bluff on signal.
a.25A. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN tNy
leXceDi >Gu'ay). stons u AT 80
sa4p,n. TIIi;OuGH MAIL daily, sonnec,ias
with Richmond, Frederi ksburg and
Potomac railroad for ali points East
and West. Also, makiIy close connec-
ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia springs snd
ell points North and West. This iris
stops AZ Manchester aud Chester, and
at Ralf-Way and DruD's Biui' n
r.oOP.M. THEoEGH FREIGHT TRAIN d.1y
teNcept sunday: passenger car -
iached.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fro-a
'as A SSb%Y 'FXCIIRsT0S TRAINS leave Rch.
mono o 4. ". and 5:3q + NJ; ltase l"teri'
bnrg $50 A. II. AMI s 80 y. VI. every SUNDAY.
NH 10 r. ID. KLINE, >unerinlend-n..
RICHMOND. yRED'G y POr0nAc Z. y. cog
RICHMoSD. VA. November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER :. $50,
~ trains on this road ~ ron A. follows
NORTH BOUND.
s:12 =. NJ, leaves Byrd-sucet station " y 70
ccpt sundays; fue al Wan u-..i
l:i0 =. n: Baltimore, 3o5 j. W.
Fhiladcluhla, 6:Jt =. NJ; ArN i0iA
1000 =. "
500 p. n, leaves Byfd-S;reei station a. '.e
~ Washington. 9:25 +. II i'a'
1928 i. ~. PMS dell hia, 30 All.
New YORK, 6:Ij a. VI.
4:OOP. NJ, hCCONMOpATlOS TRAIt re
Junction leaves Rr9sd STREET -.'''''
SOUTH BOUND.
IOI5P.M ST., arrives AZ Byrc-strrct stA.iot gay
Except Sundaysl. Leaves NeF -
SIS a. ~; pills islUlit ll43 A.
NJ. Baltimore, 800 Z. NJ; WANING
ton $40 4. NJ
1910 4. NJ, arrives II Bvrd-Stre-t s'Aill tty.
Leaves New YOyk, 1000 +. ": Ito
adeehla', 10 = ", 7 sa,'j a. \, T..
s:s8 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAls arrives
Al Broad-stEeei station Wv" ,,Ace''
EFT. u. MYERS. General Superintendent ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
go sc,oa y Hrs owx CASE. :

Snr,xa as JrRoR ~ Hrs 0wS CASE, =
NEW York Tribune. i The suit brought by
The town Of Harrison, Hudson county. N.
= svainst Charles Smith, the alleged de-
fsuI,ing ex.towu treasurer. and his bonds
men. william Bower, William Nicholas,
John Rohan. Philip Muiligan, and Thomas
Gleason, 10 recover. Ell .9s5-tbc amount OF
me alleged de6cit-came up for triai Tues
law ia Jersey City. Jury was obtained
and the prosecution was opened by +. u.
price. As soon Us he closed, the iwe'Itn
Juror arose aud said that no Que had ap'
peart a on the part OF the defence, ana De
,hsugbS the case ought to be adlourped UNI
m the counsel for ibe defendants wss pre-
sent. His action caused much ,, com mnsnn'
xSen' IN the surprise OF all, It was dlscov.
cred that he was William Nicholas, one OF
,be bondsmen Of Mr.. Smith, and one e ., Inc :,
attendants. He was at once removed rom
~ s,r.'hox' and A new Juror was sworn
IN in his place. The case was then adjourned
until Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
By George II. POND, Xter,
Real Estate Agent,
1900 east Main street.

,S TRUsTEE IN A DEED FROM
n WILLIAM FAUNTLEROY, dated January
16. 1879. viii fell az auetiVn, on he prrmi,
se 9 on TUESDAY. April IL iSso' oo a. .
:. min, an fee, ON Twenty fourth Il cot at lis in.
tersrciion viii tha ssUlh Enc CT ! 81. -et ri..'hs
hack l25 feet TO an alley Ii feet wide. .o,-o
TEPNs. Cash as 10 costs of sale, and $500
win Interest from the 9Th of July. 1879. ami as
70 asa with interest from the l6ih OF January
$50: balance as announced al sale.
InnmediateIy after the above. and as trustee IN a
deed from William Singleton. dated The ION OF
January. 1879. viii sell LOT at TIE sou invest
intersection Of Twenyifth aud 1 streets, IrunlInS
ON Twenty III, street 80 feet, AMI cNirnding oacH
los feet to an alley ii feet wide. win a srnall
framed house theron upon the terms of cash A. 10
s,s Of Iii. and sa5 wi Ia interest from ne ION
~ i,ruarv 1850: ard A, 10 30 much OF the debt
duo by william Faunlleroy as the above proDerty
by him fails TO bring, and balance Us
'1"' GEORGE II. POINDEXrER.
oro Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
I'm CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AITCrfON-In pursuance of a cecr.e oil the CIR
emit Court OF Chesteri ID county, In The chancery
suit siyled Lucy NJ. Bryant Us. sophie Mldhlelon'
ey.cutrjx.o Sc, entered at the November teIm;
1870 the UNDERSIGNED. speciil commissioners VIII
ell al rublIc auction. on MONDAY the I'm day OF
AnriI 1850 between The hours OF IL O'Clock NJ
and 2 O'Clock r. NJ, in front OF Chesterfield court,
house. the TRACT OF LAND mentioned In salG
decree whereof Charles Middleton died seized ann
nosse ssed contairing by recent survey ihhtb
HUNDRED AND THlRTY-1HREE NKto, ~
ins about seven miles from Chesterfield COURTEOUS,
near tne Brighihope railroad. and ADJOINING me
lands of the Briyhthope Railway company anu
The buildings consist OF n good aud sufficiently
large AND commodious FRAME DWELLING ana
the necessary oui-houses. , 49,, &.
The FARM Is well wooded and watercd, ana IS
nleasant residence; near to churches ana Schools
&c. .,o h,,arcoo r CREDITS Of
one and two years, equal inStalmenls-the pur-
chaser 10 execute his bonds Tor the d"Ierreu pay
mems bearing interest from the day OF SAFE, ahu
The lire retained iil the whole purchase money
snail ave been paid and col veyance ORDERED oS
,ha cnrrt n. H. JONES, JR..
'"@ N'" w. X. MCKINNEY,
GEORGE MASON.
NH ~ Snecial Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10

Manager Mapleson has made Oh arrange
,,ss,s with the directors Of the New YORK
Academy OF Music by which DC secures
the Academy OF Music for I've years. or un-
til The spripg Of 1880, free OF rent, tne stoeh.
holders TO have free use OF their ses's Us ~
present. AIR. Mapleson is 10 have the aoso'
mite free use of the building one n'gut III
csch eeason for his benefit In return io'
,be concessions made, Mr.. Mapiesoh u'nos
himself 10 produce grand opera on
generous scale, and, for a period OF nve
Years. 10 have no connection with any other
horse in New York city, either on MS own
hehslf or that OF any other company WIN
which he may be connected, In me way Vi
giving operate performances.
John petrie. ffty-one years old. garden
or m tbe place OF Mr.. Alexander Brodie,
ON the HiJien road about three miles from
RsI,imore. sbet aud killed himself Tnurs,
Jsv morning. The head was resting IN poor
Of blood. add single-baTreIled gun lay W
the feet. Petrie was native OF Scotland,
hut had been In this country for thirty
years. He was married on Tuesday night
last. at AIsauitb. Street Presbyterian church,
NV Rev. MI. Buchanan, to young isuy'
twenty.two years old. She Is sorely ais
tyessed, but can give no reasons Tor the rasn
act.
Efforts are being made for the establish
ment OF Catholic church In Baltimore es'
pecialIy for The accommodation OF the Italian
population. The project Is under direction
Of Rey.J. L. Andreis, assistant pastor OF
St. Vincent's church, which Is at present.
attended by the Italians in that city. sub
scriptiops are beirg taken up to aid In
building the proposed church, and Rev. Mr.
Andreis has also made application TO tnf
Italian minister OF worship for subsidy
from that Government, on the ground tnat
2 school will be attached TO the cburcb ioi
the education OF Italian children, and that
j, Is greatly needed.
A company has been organized al Roches
ter, N. Y, to use the power OF the Genesee,
Falls TO supply the city OF Rochester ano
It's vicinity with motor TO supersede steam
for mechanical and manufacturing pur
poses. This motor, it is said, will be capa,
Die OF working every and all portions OF
the machinery in the city, with iofct
enough reserved to supply compressed all
20 run all the street-cars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10
BY PANE & Nowlin. AuctiOneers.
No. l3l2 Main street.

V,PUSTEE'S SALE OF A LA r G +
l STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES;
LIQUORS, &C.. AT AUCTlON.-B virtue OF a ieed
me, Gated "a April executed nv I. LOyensefn 10
me AZ trustee for the ueBcft Of BIS creditors, aud
duly recorded in the clerks office OF the Chancery
~ 10 606 broad street. commencing al o o'clock,
the entire stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,. Whi1-
KEY, Brandy, Wines. &C.. conveyed IN sald deed
Lard, Fish. Laundry Soaps, Canned Good, Syinps,
WoIasset Vinegar; large stock OF Fancy Groceries I;
Wnstayd. Spices. &c: large stock of Whlskeys,
Brandies. Wines, &C.. one Iron Safe. nearly new
Scales Meas ures. Showcase. COfee-Crlnder ana
Store fixtures; Horse and Wagon. VIII also sell
The unexpr,d lease of store. - 49,. -
TERMS: cash. JULIUS STRAUs, Trustee.
sale conducted by PAINE NowLlN' Auctoheers.