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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-03
-, YnI,NG MAJ AHDUCTs ELS BROTHER.

Mrs. Volckoin. hoa>ckceper for the Rev. John
w. schackeifo1d. at No. III East Eighty-second
ST. replrtcd at Police Headquarters yesterday That
Ior vouuoest son. william boy of twelve years
had been abducted by his brother. The woman
was greatly distressed. and desired the police to
take energetic measures to recover her boy, Her
oII.st SON Emile, aye twenty years, had been
vortipg im q foundry, but had lately been without
employment. The mother would not support nun,
and ~ reminding him that he was oid rhonSh 10
take care If himself made him angry. lie threat
eucd 10 go West and never return, ana YESTERDAY
n,nrninr went 10 tdc house and informing his
m .thrr that hc WAS going took away ms brother.
Whc,, the child did not return during the forenoon
tho ,nofLpr became afraid that Emile wOnld really
Gerry orr his threat. and FASTENED 10 inform the
police general alarm was sent out over INC Guy
win a minnie description Of both. AT nighttaiI,
however tho TWO returned 80 their mothers home,
III elder brother with the message that had IL not
hce that William persisted in CRYING Tor ms mother
a.tcr they had reached jersey CITY on4 were to
bnnri me rars they would have been on their way
e. some Wc,t@ra farm by that time. They eonid
hardly have gone iar, however, for they had Just
81 The hos William Is 4 ch0rlSter IN ir. Shackci-
fnr.'. chulg.I.
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THIRTY.F0IRTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
NET Assets January s4G,225,is2 IL
RECEIVED IN 1879.
For Premiums. ...........S575 0.in 81
For Interest and Ronts..... 32)38is 90
s,05i.29O 60
$55,l19,i7S 10
DiSDURSED IN 1879.

To POLICY HOLDERs
For Claims by death
and matured
d0wmonts ....... s3.7ij,26j 81
Surplus returned TO
Poicy-hoders.. l,sS5,26t 81
Lapsed
dered Policies. l.j06.4jj SO
TcEAL 10 POIlCY.lIoLDEiss. -....Sf ,Ioo'JoV JV
EXpENsEsi
Commissions to
AGENTS ........... s3Oslf 50
Salaries OF officers,
Clerks and all
employed on
salary .......... 07.57l %
Medical Examiners
fees ............ 1854 25
Printing. Stationery,
Advertising, Post
age Exchange, etc. l6i.9iS %
PROFIT aud LOss....... 2,49j 80
$685. 7Os IS
TAXES. ................-............. 3IO535 81
ssO6322s IS
BALANCE NET ASSETS, Dec. 81, SirI[e.2li ~
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humber of vetoes from the Mayor were received
AGITATIoNs IN VARIOUS TRADES.


IocKoUT THAT SEEMS INKVITABLE-PIANO MANU-
PARTNERS AND EMPLOYEES EQUALLY FIRM.
A lockout of about 1000 men employed IN the va
rions nano factories of New York. to begin on Mon
dow March 10 now seems assured, unless the strlk-
inc emnloy6s of Steinway Il Sons, contrary to their
EXPRESSED discrimination, return TO Work by March
13 At MONDAYS meeting of the men the impression
prevailed that the threat OF lockout was mace
merely for effect and that when the manufacturers
learned that il was a failure they would hnd IL TO
their interests to recede from their position. ana
without doubt this impression. though apparently
entirely mistaken one had great influence In en-
abing the leaders to persuade the men not 10 ylelu
One of the most prominent manufacturers sa'u
Yesterday that if the men did not believe IN the
ioolout they had only to wait until March 10 TO be
oonvinced On that day every factory IN the city
empoying over ten men Will be cIoseu. nc l III
factnrers, said he realize fully the gravity Vi Wy
s;tuotion that will follow such action, ana Would
NOT have adopted extreme measure bad lhey
NOT been convinced that it was the purpose Oh lleH
employees, in case Stenway a oons melo I,orco
weld TO the demands of their men, 10 ask an
If one firm or manufacturer at time, Striking IN
case of refusal. 1t thus became necessary 10 en-
couufer the entire body OF workmeh ana sounu
oIcv seemed 10 call for united and vigorous acloh
at once 1t is said at the office OF StenWay q Sons
that many Of the men dld NOT WISH =" , thot
they are Influenced by their fellows beng unWIIing
to iEcur the odium aud loss of fellowship that woud
follow abandonment oil the slIlhe: hcllS nccin f
Tav is 10th to see lockout and at the meeting OF
tie manufacturers defeated proposition they made
to Civ his men only two days to return 10 W0rR,
aud succeeded in giving them two weeks Tor reheccc
ton. 1t was SAID yesterday 10y rePresentatve OF
the firm that the point most desired 3y StelhWay
e Sons is the acknowledged contIoI Oh lheit own
business aud that this they are determined 10 Sc
cure. $3.50 - 90 he ous4or,ars
.h, ha can dI no more orders for the present. HIS
men are more confident than ever of winning in the
struggle for an advance in wages lhey TeceIEeu
more Than 5000 yesterday, sos OF 1t nom one lae-
tnrv m Williamsburg. Last evening they We're al-
United as members of the Cabinetmakers' Union
he marble polishers arc agtating the question OF
an advance in wages and Will meet TODAY 10 discuss
the subject. The bricklayer- have begun 10 COZ
,ider the question OF WAGES for the coming summer
Ihrv viii mold mass-mceting extweek FOR oction'
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Announcements.

WINCnrsrERs HYPOPHOsPWTE5
VIII orre Consump ton Coughs. Bronchitis. Debility &c
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JEOOKINS, :. y. Mare. -, I~19 }
WhcrSqs, Careful analytic * animation OIL the various
baking unvdcrs sold m this city proves several OF them
10 contain glumi Gnd
Whereas. Tho Introduction 81 alum Into the human
system i'm ibis form ], injurious % health therefore
Ees9irsd Tha the Legislature he requested 70 pass IN
act prombtiug and puushug the Use OF alum IN baking
poWatrs or i other mixture intended 10 DE used III
ihc manufacture OF bread or other article Tor human
food
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PROFESSOR MOTT SHOWS HOW PEOPLE ARE TAKING
POISON IL THEIR DAILY FOOD-A PROLIFIC
soUpcr OF DYSPEPSIA SCIENTIFICALLY DEMON
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AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN THE LAND OF The
NILE.
The Cairo correspondent OF the Herald
telegraphs as follows:
50 AT the instance OF the European Powers
the Egyptian Government to-day demanded
OF the United States Consu-General cate
gorical answer to the question whether the
United States will or will not give its adj.
hesion to the Commission OF Liquidation.
The same demand is also addressed to Rus
STA, The United States and Russia being the
only Powers which have not yet recognized
the commission. Consul-Genersl Fairman
has cabied to Washington for instructions,
and reply from the State Department 10
awaited with unusual interest, because
the formal demand made by Mr.. Evarts
last year that the United States should be
represented on the commission was totally
disregarded by the Egyptian Government.
BY the advice Of the commission the Khe-
dive last Saturday sent the sum OF 1925. 900
TO the American consulate, which is to be
paid 10 the Remington Arms Factory.
With the payment already made this brings
the indemnity paid by Egyptto the Reming.
tons for resembling the contract for supply
Ing arms up TO the handsome figure Of
$3.50, 000.o
The report Is incorrect that treaty has
been concluded between Egypt and Abyss
sinia. Naib Mahomet, barrier Of the letter
from Queen Victoria to King John, has re-
turned here. He reports that he was well
received. The King informed him that he
was desirious Of maintaining friendly reIa-
lions with Egypt.
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BY w. Goddin,
1tcdt f''tsfVr @t''0
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE GUAM
THY OF CIEAp r LOTS AND T NV ELLiisNS
HAGUE. LEWIS, STATE, AND CENTRE
sTREETs. NEAR TO WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE. AND THE FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Nv virtue of d. ell eftrust given for the unpaid pr-
rbasemoueyl secuted 10 the subscriber BY Rev. DR..
A. Il. Dickinson, bearing date Octooer l. 1877, duly
recorded rs well in Richmsnd Chancery Court rs IN
Herrco County Court, shall In execution thereof
ntocefd TO sell at public auction on The premises re-
spectiyeIy, in the order advertised, on MONDAY
the i 9th OF July, 1880. commencing NJ D O'Clock
Pm &c fair on ne i on u nsrt Of WSc
ihe,e are fen TO TWELVE SMALL FRAME
DWILLINGS--yiz.: $40 FEET on the north SIDE
Of Nicholson street between Les,er sIset anu 700
FEET In rear OF the above. fronting 4OO ieet ON me
south side OF Hague sire ct aud running Dtck lOb
feet: also. that BEAUTIFUL sou ARE OF LAND
I'm Lewi.s plan, adjoining the Fuo on Baptist church,
fronting PA 1912 feet on The north slde OF Mich
olson street between Fulton and wiltshire streets,
running back 1872 feet 10 Centre street, with nest
rev FRAME DWELLING thereon; also. lots Nos.
10 % inclusive on the north side of Lewis street,
running back Of irregular depth, having thereon
about TEN SMALL FRAME COTTAGES: also,
LOTS Nos. i TO 81 inclusive, on the north side OF
Lewis street, east OF Wiltshire street. running back
III feet u an alley: having thereon an e2ctnent
DOUBLE-FRAME TENEMENT; also. LOTS Nos.
TO 81 inclusive, The south side of Gilly street
lin rear Of the aboyel. running back feet to aid
alIev: also LOTS Nos. 8 TO 21 inclusive. from ting
on the north side OF Gily street and running pack
IL feet.
Plnts OF the foregoing lots be seen at my ONCE
aud win be exhibited at the sales.
The special attention Of persons wishing 10 invest
In cheap property is particularly called to this large
sale. .
TERMS: Although the deed requires cash sale
am authorized by The creditor 10 accept Que third
cash balance at TX and twelve months for neg0-
liable notes, interest added, secured by deed OF
trust. ". OODDlN,
iyS Trustee.
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PROPOSALS..
SUFFOLK, VA, July Q, 1850.

SUFFOLK, VA, July Q, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON-
y STRUCTJON OF A LOW-TRUSS X D y
SWING BRIDGE ACROSS THE NANsEMOND
RIVER AT THE FOOT OF MAIN STREET, IN
THE TOWN OF SUFFOLK. VA, viii be received
by the undersigned commissioners until IL O'Clock
NJ. on SATURDAY the oath day Of July, instant
must be swfng, and shall have twelve-ioot road
way throughout Its entire length. The swing, when
open shall show clear passage for vessels OF not
less Than 40 feet on each side. The entire super
structure TO he OF iron, except the decking, which
must be Of best 2xS inch yellow pine neart plank.
swing 10 he or most approved kind. The sub
structure will he OF stone, laid IN hydraulic cement
and will consist of abutments on either side OF Inc
river, small piers AT each end OF the swing, aud
centre pier OF sufficient diameter 10 support the
swing, with ample room for iurn-table and all ne
well fastened together for the protection OF the
piers aud swing, will also be required. The whole
work. aud all The material thereof shall he OF b. st
qualify and the bridge when finished. shall he sub
feet TO inspection and test By the commissioners or
any expert they may select. before beng received.
Proposals for the entire work, or separately for
siibstructure aud supersracture, VIII be received,
although II Is preferred to let the work as whole
Bond and security will be required OF the successful
bidder for the fai bful peril rmance or MS coHrsct
within ninety days from the date OF award thereof.
Payment will be made from taxes 10 be levied and
collected during the present year-the time not to
exceed twelve months from time OF completion OF
the work.
The commissioners reserve the right TO reject any
bid not deemed 10 he TO the interest OF the county
BY order Of the Board OF Superyisors for Nance
mond county, Va. JOHN +. STEWART,
GEORGE W. SINGLETON,
WILLIAM II. GAY.
Nv l2-eod6t THOMAS PARKER Of - A."
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nKUss. MEDICINES. &c.
TO SUMMER TOURISTS.

TO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country at the watering-p places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside Of city
viz:
PATENT iPoCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LleHTs, which burn
READY Really MADE MUsTARD-pLAsTERs, which
are always ready, and act In three minntesi
SOFT RUBBER AlR.PlLLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE. GLASSES,
SPOA6ES and SPONGE-BAGS,
SELf-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRINGEs,
VALENTINES MFAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE WITH GLYCE-
JoHNsToN's FLUID BEEF, 5Na
LfEBiG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIERIG's LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANUM. food for Infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA,
iaf GERBER'S MlLk-fO0D,
f..t PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL
81. PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR.
SWISS CONDENSED MILK.
LIQUID RENNET, ~
DlsISFECTIhG SOAPS, 10 prevent contagion;
aud all reliable medicines. remedies, aud appa'
ratuss to be had OF 2
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
919 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED To- my IA
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1919 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF SEVEN FRAME
QUANTITY OF FENCING, OLD BRICKS; &C.:
SOW STANDING on LOT At NokTHW EST i
CORNER OF TWENTY-SiXrH AND LtIHfi
STREETS, TO BE REMOVED.-ls shall sell. with.
ont limit or reserve, The SEVEN HOUSES locsted
rs described, upon the premises: SATURDAY EVE
MING. July l7th. at $3.50 o'clocs. Ihere = some
VAIIfANIE TTMBEK-sash, STEPS, doors, hinges,
noorInx. joisi, rafting, shingles, &c.
A great bargain will be had. sale positive, and
TEpNs. Fssy ROBERT II. LYME,
tv IL Auc'Oneer.
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tear comes into 4 plain fellows eye, and he
GRAMS your band with firm grip ana
biurts ont " Jim. you know what feet"
there Is warm spring gurglng at the bot,
ion, Of his heart. - New York Commercial
Advertiser.
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT OR LEASE, ASHLAND q
II HOTEL, WITH OR WITHOUT FURNI- Iii
TURE.-It has the patronage OF Randolph Macon
College, good line or transient custom, and plea
SAINT Accommodations for families. The present
tenant, DIR. Thomas j. Patrick, says: "Iiaying ar
ranged 10 epgige 10 commercial pursuits In dis.
tant part OF the State, shal retire from The hotel
on the expiration OF my lease. My connection VIII
Il has been pleasant and succsssful IL now fun
OF boarders, and have been compelled 10 decline
many applications for want OF room" Possession
given September 10th. For terms apply 10
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDser.
fv
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The ladies this year carry their parasols
when spread with the handle almost hori-
zontaly resting over the shoulder. This
arrangement makes the thing adapted to
raking the tall mans eye out on one side.
while it tears the ear OF the short man on
the other. Give it all the room it wants
Boston Post.
Galveston, Texas, has population OF
22,35O; its population in 1870 was 13,SlS.
Austin has 10000; in 1870, 4,42S. Houston,
1850; in 1870, 1882. San Antonio, 2l,SOO;
in 1870, 1886.
On the Sd instant Deputy-Clerk Stickley,
of Lee county, issued a marriage-llcense to
Archibald Burk, aged seventy.two, and Re-
becca f. Bailey, aged twenty.One.
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DYEINs. CLEANTN0, dc.

A UG.J.PYLE's sTEAM.DYElNG And
N CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, No. aga
Broad street, near Fifih. GeptemsR's youths, and
boys clothing CLEANED OK DYED promptly,
chsanly, and neatly. Cashmere, merino, empress
Cloth slpsea, poplins, bombasiIe. bunting silk.
sashee. ribbon, hid gloves, fssthers. sacques. &c
CLEANED Or DYED u thort notice and nodsraie
~ le.eodlms Broad street near Fifth,
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BY George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
Il TwO.STORY FRAME TENgMEN1S ON
WEST CLAY STREET. Nos. 1910 AND 1872,
BETWEEN KENNEY AND NORTON STEETS,
ONE SQUARE BEYOND Ei.BA PARk.-By yir-
rue of the provisions Of certain deed Of irus exc
cu.ed 70 me on the I'm day OF January, lSIs, re-
the city of Richmond. ID. B. liz u. page IL de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the note
therein secured. will sell BY auction. on the prem
les, on TUESDAY, July Goth, az 81 O'Clock z. NJ,
the abOye-des cribee VALUABLE PROPERTY,
fronting 80 feet Clay street and extending back
300 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO pay expenses of
sale and "A note OF 3l,050; balance AZ Xix and
twelve months. a. A. WARREN. Trustee.
GEORGE II. POND ExTBR, Auc iOneer ty9
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June Is,
~ 1850, trains on this read will run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connactik,
for Charleston, savannah, Augusts
and Aiken (via Charleston, Raleigh.
Jacksonville. stops only at Chester
and Manchester. aud NJ Halfway or
signal.
52OP. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
rss.Rgers takn; this train will make
close connection at Petersburg for
ln.35 p. ~. MAIL daily (except Sunday
7:C0 A. 81, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connecting with A.,
N. 4 o. Il. r., for Lynchbdrg and be-
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day.. connecting With Richmond;
frcNerickssUrg AR' Potomac railroad
for all points North Sast, and West,
stops at Manchester and Chester,
and at Halfway and al Drury's
Bluff on signal.
G:25A. NJ, ACCONMODATlON TRAIN dan!
lexceDt sunday. stops al all sta
tons.
s44 =. IL THROUGH AAn. daily. sonnect;n,
with RichmCsd, Fredericksburg arc
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close censec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohif
railroad for the Virginia springs sne
all points North and West. This train
stOps ut Manchester and Chester, anc
at Half Way and Drury's Blum, on
TOO p. NJ, TiiIIRsoUeH FREIGHT TRAIN dali,
texeept sunday; passenger car AZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start ffss
the Appomsttox dspoL ,o,r TEAMS leave Rich.
uond A. II. and $50 T.. NJ: leave Peters.
bnrr ESQ A. Nj. and $50 p. 81. every sunday.
jel2 T. ID. KLINE, SUPERINTENDENT.
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DRY GOODS.

AS I AN DETERMINED TO CLOSE
N OUT MY STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, will
days.
FINE BUNTINGS, in all cOlors, l0c.;
FINE ALL-WO0L DRESS GOODS from &C. 70
l6hc.--ihese goods are worth 20 aud soc. per
yard.
| also have on hand $50 LADIES' READY
MADE SUITS, which | will sell al great sacrifice
III Won wish 10 save money, call at the BALII-
MORE AUCTION HOUSE, No. l6 east Broad
street. j. ROSE,
je 21.eod1m Agent for s. Goldenberg.
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> --'-'-l-ll-l-|-l---------.-
RAILROAD LINES.

-~ = .
I'm a s: g~yH
hioHxcHD' YoHx RIVER AND s.pEsrrlsry
CCHEDULE OF TRAIN" RAILROAD
~ TAXING EFFECT JASfrApv a ,sso
~ PAssENeER TRAINS.
800 r. d. Leave Richmond daily (excep, gun.
day.. connecting at West pin, an
TUESDAY. THURs DAY ana "a r. r.
URDAf with steamers for All ana
ings on the York river and for BaIii-
more. '-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily texcept Nan.
1000 A. NJ day., connecting At West Point viih
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY
THURSDAY, and sATrRDHHYY:
With steamers for New YORK on
III MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY With Steamers for Pro,j-
dence ana Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. "N
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. ". Arrive at Richmond daily (excep.
sunday connecting NJ West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAf with steamers from Bstl-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1863 ?. NJ Arrive Mt Richmond aaily tescept
500 4. M sunday, Connecting Al West phi
with steamers from Baltimore Ne.
lerk, Providence, and Boston
No transfer OF freight AZ Richmond 70 or from
soathsrn points. Cars run through betwees Atlanta
Careful hsndlisg and dispatch, with loves, rates.
guaranteed.
Through bills OF Isdins. wi,s guaranteed rates,
issued 70 all northern AID western points.
For In formation, apply at Office Of ire cOmpany,
Twenty-thrd aud Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
oc4 Ut. DOUGLAS. >uDeriBtepdsnt
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STEAMSHIP E -
IL --Ssz%sss
AGENCY,
926 MAIN SHEET,

rerresenting the following drst-cllss ocoan-steam.
ship lines: CIiNAGD, lNMAN, ALLAN. AMERf-
LANDS-AMERICAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRST. CLASS, SECOND-CLASS, cTEERAGE
Tickets 10 and from all points tn Europe Al lowest
rates. Siaerooms secured IN advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced r.ic-.
Railroad and steam ship ckets % all pciIts IN 80
United States aud Canada.
Passengers and baggage called for. Baggage
checked To destination,
Rates same AZ depois and general Offices Of the
unes (ie li.3m \. ". CARRIER.
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When sweet-scented fellow gives you
TWO gioyad fingers and says, "I'm ever so
much obliged ~ 10 txfy, but when the
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BUFFAL0 LITHIA WATER.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOR SALE. ONE OF THE BEST RE.
Il TAIL GROCERIES IL THE CITY.-A lease
can be obtained on the building, and the STOCK,
GOODWILL, and FIXTURES will be sold low. as
the party has other business which takes no all his
time. This Is an excellent chance for young ms n
Wishing 10 20 into business Time will be given III
desired, with good security. -
For Information write 10 X. Y. e., Poit Office Box
25l. ~ t4-3t
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A connects for Fsrmyille, LyDchburg, and al
points In the Southwest.
connects for Milton, y. G.
g connects for AsheviIle aud all points In West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points In southwes
Georgia.
r. connects for Jacksonville aud all points In Flo.
rida.
connects for Macon and sll points in ssuthwes
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, an'
all Texas points.
g connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. AM
Vicksburg.
II connec Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the ahOve-named points drrtUS IN
Richmond at 4:43 z. NJ, $50 A. NJ and $3.50 Z. VI
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make connec.
ton at Goldsboro' with the w. & w. X. IL. 10 and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rooDl and Sleeping Car
run through on Train No. 4S from New York an'
Richmond to Atlanta, Ga, on Train NO. AZ from
Richmond 10 Danyile.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond ~
+. NJ; arrives at Bon Ar at 1920 L. VI. arrives
al COalfeld at 1870 T. NJ. Returning, leaves Coat
field at 8 A. NJ. Ron Air at $40 A. ~, and arrives
at Richmond at $50 A. II.
Tickets sold 10 all points south southeast, AT
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay over checks given on local tickets.
JOHN II. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
L. NJ. r. TALcorr, General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16

RICHMOND, FRRD'e POTOMAC r. X. Co,(
RICHMOND, VA. November z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
eI2 A. ", leaves Byrd-s.rest station daily Tex
cept sundays; due at Washlngtou
l.t0 Il. NJ; Baltimore, sos Y. NJ.
1905 T., NJ
500 p. ~, leaves Byra-street station daily; dus
Al Washington. 9:25 r. NJ. Baltimore
1925 p. NJ: Philsdephis, 1913 A. h,
New York, 6:i5 A. VI.
400 Y. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
JunctioRs leaves Broad street states
daily iexcept sur thsys).
SOUTH BOUND.
IO:iSP.M NJ, arrives az Byrd-street station daily
(except Sundaysl. Leaves New York,
S:l5A. NJ; fhilsdelphia. l145 A.
NJ; baltimore, $3.50 I. NJ; Washing
sf ton 5:z0 l.. 81.
Il4O A, NJ, arrives a. Byrd-street ststiof daily.
Leaves New York, l0oe r.. ~. Phil'
adelphia, 1:ln A., NJ: baltimore,
4,9b A. "; Washington, TOO A. NJ.
e.A9 A. NJ, ACC0MM0DAT10N TRAIN arrive.
IS Broaa-sreet station daily tsxceps
6undaysL q. A. TAYLOR,
Z. T. D MYERS, General Superintendent