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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-23

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PERSONAL. Sultan arrived here
Sunday evening from Silver Reef, and
left on Monday for San Francisco, as we
hear to be spliced to fair maiden of that
village. Jewett w. Adams, Lieutenant
Governor of Nevada, arrived here We'd
nesday morning. He arrived in Bristol
for the purpose of going to the ella
mine, at Reveille, in which he is the prin-
cipal owner, and also to interview parties
on White River in regard to cattle mat
tiers. Finding that horse had to be OBJ
tanned from some of the ranchers near
Bristol, he occupied his leisure time in
coming to Phoebe and renewing old ac-
quaintance, leaving again Thursday after
noon. Jewett is as atfable as ever. w.
R. Wilson is now on his way from San
Francisco to Phoebe, and may be expected
here at any time.
DAY MINE.-Following is the official
letter of A. s. Gould, Superintendent of
the Day mine, dated October 22d:, On
our various workings we have advanced,
during the last week, altogether, 35 feetA
Extracting ore only as we explore, to get
it out Of the way. Sent but IL tons to-
the furnace. Will not ship any more till
new arrangements can be made for reduc-.
ton. We are breaking excellent ore on
cave level. The face on south drift on
AGO level, is looking remarkably well,
showing ore of much higher grade than
was expected. Some very pretty speci-
mems Of horn silver was uncovered last
week.
Ward Reflex: The indications now
are that White Pine and Lincoln coun-
ties will not be visited by any Of the
speakers between this and election.
Cassidy intended to 60 as far south as
Phoebe, but the State Central COMMITTEE
failed to make arrangements in time. He
came as far as Ward, but was forced to
switch off or else disarrange the whole
programme.
MARRIED. Thursday last a tele-
gram was received in Phoebe announcing
the marriage of A. s. Thompson to Mrs.
Welhelmina Weiderhold, at Salt Lake
City, at the residence of Mark McKim
: mems.
SAVE wash bills, inconvenience and dis
comfort, by purchasing some of Poujade''
A never-soiling cuffs, collars and shir
bosoms..
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beiue crushed BY the wheels Of tue DUCK
hoard. wild ducks rose In twos, W Iou,s'
n dozens. from little pools among 'ne
"sssses NJ every few hundreds OF YARDS.
Now and then deer, and sometimes three OF
fonr. could be seen galloping over we sky.
line 81 the prairie, aud at longer in.e,vs,s
the form OF a wolf could be detected SANK
ing along depression leading toward tue
Learcs, linc Of timber. mn. ..,o
And such prairie cbickens' Inev nave
evidently never been hunted, for they were
often seen within dozen or twenty yafos'
standing erect and watching us with GU
rious but not on alarmed glance. Al nfS.
when saw some Of the cocks with their
fails erect and outsprcad, and their wings
dragging along The ground, l supposed
from their size that they were wiz 'ul
keys. Tbcy are the Shangbaes OF tne
chicken tribe. ana the sportsman VINO
shonId XIII two or three OF them Wou,u
have ali the game his pouch would nold'
or he he willing to carry for any cohsiue''
able distance. ,.,,., a
After what seemed ages OF deso'at'cn' .
loo. cabin came into view. then group OF
Two or three, and finally gathering OF nity
or 40 on the open prairie; and Tbs proven
10 be Okmulgee, the capital town OF tue
Creek nation.
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nnrnum,s Answer 10 Bergh.
THE NOTED SNOWMAN PROVES THAT lie is Nc
CRUFJ. To ANIMALS.

CRUEL TO ANIMALS.
NEW York, April 20.-Complaint was
made 10 Henry Bergh by Captain Gunner
few days AGO that j. 7. Barnum was prac.
ticing cruelty toward animals in permitting
The sct designated On the play-bilIs as that
of "the FIRE horse Salamander" TO be per-
formed. In answer, Mr.. Barnum invited
Mr. Bcreh to be present yesterday after
noon Mr. Bergh did not come, but Mr..
Hatfield, superintendent OF his Society, ac-
compauied by seven officers and platoon
OF police under Captain Gunner, was close
by the ring. Mr.. Barnum made speech in
part as follows:
Friends, am now seventy years Of age,
and have been catering TO the public amuse-
mcnt for forty-eight Years, and this is the
| frs. time l have been threatened with i'm
prisonment and trial BY jury. Long before
Mr.. Bergh was known to be connected with
| the society of which he Is now president
| Subscribed TO a similar society in London,
| If wbica Queen Victoria was the patron. |
am a nember Of a society in Bridgeport to
prevent cruelty to animals. have learned
and know more about animals than Mr..
Bergh knows. Years ago Mr.. Bergh de-
handed that should furnish my rhinoce-
rOs with tank CT water, when any inclpi-
ent school-boy knows that water would
have killed IT. In 1866 Mr.. Bergh frightened
my manager into sending the snakes to
New Jersey 10 be fed. The manager tod
! him that they must eat their toads, lizards,
&c alive. though they crushed and killed
them instantly. On my return l ordered
live food TO be given the snakes. When
| Mr.. Bergh beard OF this, ! received from
him letter, freq which have taken the
following extract:
| "Itmay be urged that the reptiles will
not eat dead food. 10 reply to this have
only 10 sav, then let them starve, for it Is
contrary 10 the merciful providence CT God
that wrong should be committed In order
to accomplish supposed right
my animals are oil valuable, and SELF
| Interest demands their protection. In con-
cIusi0n, will say that Mr.. Bergh or must
run tbi, show, and l thiuk | am the most
/ used to .ne business. Should be arrested,
| would place hoop Of IRE around Henry
Bergb tbat would make him warmer lban
he hes ever been In The past, and probably
will ever be IN the future"
The horse Salamander was aiterward
brought in and the hoops were set blazing.
Mr.. Bainum put his hand IN one OF them,
and then jumped through the flaming hoop,
and was followed by his ten clowns. The
horse was then ordered by the trainer TO
jump through. which he Gid in thorough
| lv mstter-of-fact, careless manner, as il he
cared nothing for IL. Superintendent Hat
acia Their, at Sir. Barnunl's request, placed
his hands In the hoops and held them there
for few seconds without burning them.
Mr.. Hat6eld said that, so far as he could
see, no cruelty was practiced toward the
| horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-22
Nv George II. Poindexier'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. 1900 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
ynp,rrTIPIrI BIIlLDING LOTS ON TWEEN
Ty.SfSTH STREET FACING TIE LI \. 81; !;
PAKK AND coM%ANn1IrSSGT YIN BY o nj tGn
n n1 ~ decree of the Cbancery Court OF the
ei,y of Richmond entered on the sist day OF yanT'
az ~, sau,inisirator will sell at auction on
se ggrtiSIses, on THURSDAY April "a 1880 a.
O'clock p. NJ, those BEAUTIFUL LOTS io aron n,
as above 100 feet. and extending Dacs 20 ~
TERMS one fourth cash: balance at six. nine
s,,s deferred Dayments. with interest added, ana
lille retained by the Court until The whole OF ING
~, The Conrt A. NJ. KELLEY,
y, 10 SPECIAL Commission T.
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a,c ycmpcr TyrnnnIs.

I'm nm with b, Gag. come wave " on n'eh'
TX, rp eeg ~ Viryfnfa unfurl 90 the shy. =.
~ - In The ,iusf with It's motto so proudT
Sic semper Tyrannis--prodsim " a'oud.
What matter II now IFS no King on his uronc'
WHOSE Will speaks your fate by his power mIv In
WI, We bow 10 the icgions who scon a. your risn'
No-sons ~ virgins, come arm for The hsn"
Did the s;srs and the stripes lead you o" 70 s'''
,Trastbe Gag OF Virginia: go read rs prona 'ors'
viii you lower II now 10 the Puritan vo bcyr
No--sons OF great heroes, now, now Is your no"''
Great Mother OF staiessuch once was your 1hsnY
Wtu Won cover IL now with the blactest OF sna ~
Nc.lend the prond van OF tina; brave n ai,en o"""
VINO dght for the asgs of their own nsu's 'a""'
SIC semper Tyrannis. Is this yoar proud oo,ss,
And fcnr yc the charge OF the norlherhers bos'f
No-up with her isg. see her sons ran. roun" ,,ona
az et Vreirta be ftee- be the heart strrihg seunn
Gloucester county. NihsiSiA'
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Dy Frank d. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
lIOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION 0

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
L THAT pFsIRARLY. LOCATED DWELLING
AND I0T OF GROUND At THE CORNLR or
ARCH AND FOURTH STREETS. GAMBLt'
HILL. KNOWN As "PRATT'S COIrAG t.nIin
xccutio, OF n certain deed of trust nom John w:
Rison ana wife to ibe undersigned, tru tee, dated
October 4. 1870, and duly recorded in The clerk $
Office of Richmond Hastings Court, In Deed-bo9k
90 II, page III default having been made IN me
payment of two negotiable notes there In secured
and being required so 10 do by the beneficiary IN
said d, ed will sell at auction. upon The sr,mise'
on MONDAY, May 8, 1850. al O'Clock L. NJ me
uroDerty described in said deed rs follows; -
that certain LOT OF GROUND. wIh me -" ~, ~
ING-HOUSE, In proyemt nts. appnr elances. lign,-
and ways thereto belonging. lying and beiug IN we
cjty of Richmond. on Candles Hill, al me norti-
west corner of Arch and Fourth streets, common y
known rs PRAJT'S COTTAGE The sag koi
fronts on the west line OF Fourth street ~ feel
running back at right angles between parallel mes
rs feet o an a lev in common 3'9 feet Woe. ine
DWELLING IL quite large. has The modern ln
movements and IL well known that more par
iicuIar descrIpiiLn is deemed unneces airy.
TERMS: Cash as to the expense or me SAFE ana
enough 70 paw about $1,000 now due. Better
terms may b. had on the day of sale. ,
IN 90 JESSE CHILD. Trustee.
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Itx w. Goblin.
r. al Estate Agent and Aucilonser,
corner Eleventh ami Bank streets.

TRUST EES' SALE OF LARGE BRlCk
oS 'riIT SO('aH NIDE OF GRACE BETWF EN
FOlISJIEE AND FIRST STRf EFT, OPPOSITE
THE GKACE-~TREET BAPTIST CbueCu,
KNOWN AS The SOUTHERN FEMALE IN
SIIrIJI E."-By virtue OF two deeds OF trust exec
cuted by SIR. Alfed Moses and wiie-ihe FIR 10 he
undersigned, W. GOndiu and \. NJ. Kelley, trustees
bearing date All November. 1871 aud the second
TO The undersigned. l. u. Darlington ana = j. Levy
trustees. bearing date 29th November, lefo' eoti
duly RECORDED IN Richmond Chanctry toui-wc
shall m execution thereof proceed 10 sell AZ public
auction on the premises, on MONDAY Tie l7ih
Mn, 1850, al O'Clock t. VI. ~ fair: u not, on he
feet fair daY lhcreafteTl. that VERY NALl ABLE
REAL Estate located - above. The LOT as a
front OF II feet, and depth Of l56 feet 10 wlte
naved alley. ON The lot isa VERY llASDrONt
DIV FILIN C.. three stories ABOVE me histlueni,
connecte in fhe rear by T. kHGt BRl' n 1T ii.il-
ING erected bv the laIe III. l.. ietcDYfe Tor bofr-
Ing and dgy school lncludirg those In me dwell
lng II, IRE are altogether about thirty I'VE rooms ~
chding TWO handsome pariOfs fectIilvn.iuphlH' 80
10 The east OF The dwelling there - hAND>bht
BUILDiNGLOf. having a ironl on Grace street Oh
The foregoing REAL ESTATE IS located on
Grace street in most desirable neikhDornopd. Tue
premises were originally design by Mr. LciepVre
fer first class resdtnce and boardng-schopi anu
have long been used ~ n by The late ID Ice row.
ell Mrs Darlington, aud others, ana Tor fhat nur-
nose or for boarding house or large talni> lheS
have many advantages. -, .
THE TERMS, which Will be very hofral, VIII DC
mace known nj The time OF ae. isfgc i'ostioi,
OF the purchase can remain AZ Interest Tor
term OF years. IT,. - , ~. A.
called 10 this sale, W. GOptilN,
'''N a. ". KELLEY,
Trustees Ia thu hTsl led;
I. II. CARRlNToN,
T.. j. LEVY,
Trustees Ia the second deed.
- Ia "A
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m TUrT,s pYLLS.
TurTs PILLS.
.vuproMs OF A roRpID LIVER.

Los. Of Appetite. Bowels Cos,ive; Pain IN 'n 70.
.,a.a With dun sensation IN The back part iain
Under TIE shoulder. Blade; Fumes, Afler ha,,ns
Win a disinciina,ion TO exeriicn OF ooay or n,"
Irr,tabIly OF Temper: Low Spirits WIN ise"n.
Of having neglected some duty weariness, p,na.'
ness Flui,erng at the Heart, Dots Before ,ne ~.
yellow Skin Headache. generally over he ',sn'
eve: Ret,icssness, with hful dreams' Many
colored Urine. ar
n THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Or
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are espccial, adapted 70 sncH
cases. one dose effects such change OF feehng a.
10 sstonIsh the sufferer.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain In the right side, under the edge Of the ribs
Increases Oh pressure; sometimes the pain is In the
eft side; the patient is rarely able TO lie on the ef
jide; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade and II frequently exteAds TO the top OF the
shoulder and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
ism I'm the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
If appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
,ostye. sometimes alternative with lax the head is
roubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a
,ainful sensation of having left undone something
Which ought to have tcon zone. signt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS aud debility; he is easily startled, his
fact are cold or burning, ana he complains OF
prckly sensation of the skin: his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely summon Up
ortitude enough Try IT, 10 fact, he disruss every
remedy Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where a few OF
them existed yet examination of the body after
1eath has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
deran9ed.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real T. tate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lli3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
IA PINE STREET NEAR CHINA, TO re SOLD
FOR WHIT If BRiNGS.-l viii sell at pubic
auction on
SATURDAY. Earn DAY OF APRIL. AT O'CLOCK
that DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on the east
line of Pine rect between China aud Holly stree s.
fronting 80 feet thereon, with depth Of l6j feet
10 a 0.fOOt alley.
This property + the only vacant property on his
snIi1rp. and Is very desirable Tor building purposes
TERMS: Que third ca h balance IN six aud twelve
months, iulerc added. secured by ru. t-deei.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
aoI7 Auc;ionecr.
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by John n. G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
ll06 cast Main street.

AEAIN-STREET PROPERT Y FOR
wi SALF-TWO STORES. Nos. 1911 AND
1918, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SLVENTEENTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTiON.-l
will sell, on he premises. on TUESDAY the I'm DAY
with DWELLINGS above, located as above de-
scrOed. LOTS IA by 90 feet each 10 an alley. This
property. being Ia business portion of The city.
and uear the Docs aud several dep0ts should atract
the attention OF parties seeking profitable Invest
ment.
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes, Interest
add a. and secured by deed Of trust.
anal JOHN Nj. GODDiN, Auc'ioneer.
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AT q meeting CT the Priyy Council yester.
day Lord John Manners, Mr. Asheton
Gross, snd Sir Stafford Nortbcote were In.
vested with the order Of the Bath, and Lord
CrsDbrook with The Star OF India. Mr..
IlortLwick was knighted. and Mr.. II. 8.
Nortbco.e, member-sIect for Exeter, was
created Companion OF the Bath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-22
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

4 VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
~ DENCE mo 204l on TIE NORIii St ~, y
OF GRACE STREFT BETWEEN SECOND AMI
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-
BY request of the heirs we VIII sell az auci9n' upan
the premises on TIL URSDAf 20 OF Ap,I,, a' ~
Mr.. X. T. Alv Y. II Is of brick, with two stories
and basement and attic; has ten ROOMS ana q
Kitchen vii four rooms: also, balii-rnnin' &c, ~e
The iot fronts ~ feet and runs back 163 AZ ei
more or less. The situation IS undoubtedly one OF
tbe most favored in the cry. and the opportunity
here presented Of securing desirable nome Is sucu
rs does mol ofitn occur. ,,,,
TERMS: : Al sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
anIo Auctloueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-22
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneerS,
NO. lll3 Main street.

rg,RUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE NEAR TIE WESTERN
LIMITS OF THE CII Y OF RICHMOND by AUC-
TIOE-By vIr,ue of The provisions OF deed 81
iruSt hearing taie the 18Th dav Of July. 1878.
rom John e. T. air and Jennie l.. Blair, the wife or
The said John u. Bair \. q liolladly; trustee ior
The said JenniS l.. Blair ana Lavinia y ar, 10 me
undersigned trustees. duly recorded IN the cefk
office of The County Court of enrco. 10 secure me
ma, mept of a certain neg table note therein men'
Toned for The sum of S5O6.26, we shall, as trustees
i'm said deed default having been made IN the pay
ment of said note. and being required 50 10 90 by
the holder thereof sell by auction, AT enrc0 court
house. Oh Main meet, In the city of nichmOnd, On
MONDAY the Sd day OF May, 1880, ~ II O'Clock
NJ. uhat being court-day) the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed IN sai deed as fOlOws-to VII
- All hat certain TRACT or PARCt l. OF LAND
living and being IN the county OF fenrlco near
Hroit-S rect road. about TWO miles from the CITY OF
Richmond, containing TEN ACRES, aud described
I'm a Mat and survey attached 10 and recorded WIN
a decd O partition dated tie 1st day OfJu'y, SIS.
between Layinia B;Nr Of tie one part ana a. y
IJollafav trustee for Jennie l.. Blair and JENNIE L..
Blair as Lot No s. being part OF the tract OF lanu
mentioned and described IN said deed OF PARTITION
TO be recorded herewith In the Clerks once OF ine
County Court of Ilenrico."
This Dr1Dcr.v hes near Broad street ana on the
course of Franklin aud Grace streets, ana must
soon he greatly improved In value by the rtpld
growth oil Richmond wcstwardly, and parlake OF
the BOOM IN real estate which Is about 10 open
upon us. nth. at,
trlsI and TO pay OF said note for S5OG26, win M
ttrest til rtOn from February J. 1880; the re huc
ON such terms a. will be announced n The tine OF
safe. "; w; coSSnnhn,r
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & CO.., Auctioneers.
ao5.S.lo.t5 9.22,2629&mY3
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Editors Dispotch The poem "sic sem
per Tyreunis,v referred 10 by your CORE
spopdent Lott Warren, was written by Mrs'
Fanny Mordaueb Downing, OF Porismou!n,
Va. She will, am satisfied, favor BIN WITH
a copy OF the same. II VIZ
Respectfully, l.. IL. w.
Aprjl 20, 1880.
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10 answer to query in Yesterdays DIS

In answer 10 query in yesterdays D's'
match q friend has sent to us the following,
eop,ed from the Dispatch Of March ~
1861. II does not seem, however, to DC tlie
noem asked for, though the title OF It would
indicate It to be that one. Anyhow u y
worth republishiug;
The following spirited and patriotic poem
"a from talented Virginia lady. OF whom a
respected correspondent who communicates
il to Us says "Sbe is the lireal desSeoaan.
OF t,co Of the signers OF the Deciafaion
winch raye sovereignty to Virginia. By
cyery antecedent free and proud-neaI'eu
woman, 1t IL natural that she snoe'u 'oos
with concern 90 the action OF tbis s,a.c a.
this time, and that her patriofic sebunie."
should burst forth in The ardor Oh sung
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by Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate AGENT ana Auc.hnter.
l2I2 Main street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT LARGE
l. THEEE-sTOHY srOCK-BRICk DWELLING
SITI' ATkn Az THE NORTHEAST CORNtE OF
PM AND CHINA STREETS, cont AIMING
NINE ROOMS. KITCHEN, WATER, SIABLh;
&C. AND SMALL FRAME STORE IN REAR or
DWELLING. AT AUCIION.-ln execution Of
certain DECD II rust dated 10Th September. s7s,
and Gully recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court d.
r. Il3 g. page III. ! Will offer for sale, upOn he
premises, on MONDAY the 26tb day OF april
SSu. at O'Clock L. W.. being required 80 70 90 Dy
the holder Of the II e. secured thereby. default nav
ing been male in The payment OF ths same, ne
PROPERTY above described. The LOT lr"nis 30
fc.t AT The no 81 line ct China str"ti, Hnd runs
back on Pine street 125 feet aHd i iaiG on WIN
fine slrubbery. S.. The HOUSE l. one OF III. pest
i'm that locality aud IS now occupied by GOOD Ten
ant and yic ling fsir rental The 10, WIZ De SUD-
d ydcd on the day OF sale Ii destre' inns 0nfis
good opporiu unity 10 purchase pood properly IN
ncIQhborhOOd thai Is rapidly improving, ana which
Is bound TO enhance In value.
TERMS: Whilst the iced requires cash as TO tx =.
nenses OF sale and suiliclency 10 pay cn note OF
81 300 win all costs, &C. thereon II Is probable
mat more LIBERAL terms will DE given ~ sale.
apIO ROBERT u. LYME, Trustee.
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY VALUABLE STORES,
NOS 1A37 AND l4Y9. ON MAIN STREET
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIfTEENTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTipGNr;;TI,WHse n WI!
The ODD of Anil az IL O'Clock NJ. The Two VERY
VALUABLE STORES Nos. 1889 and 1887, STU
ated on the south side OF Main street aud occupied
nropar,y was originally one large store. ana has
been divided into two lenemtbts containing each
store and basemeui, and four rooms and garrti,
smted for families. and Kitchen with two rooms 10
eath This property has good tenants. and viii pay
good income 10 the purchaser. The LOT fronts ~
feet inches, and runs back l0l feet 10 an aIiey.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
10 Auctioleers.
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By Richardson & Co..,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

AN ATTRACTIVE STORY NEW
IA BRICK DWELLING AND VACANT LOT
ADJOINING, ON CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-On SATURDAY The 2ith OF
April, 1880, at 5 o'clock l.. NJ, we shall sell 10y
auc'ion on tie premises on The north side OF clay
street belwe TweDty-sevenih and Twenty-eighl h
streets, a NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK ELL
ING, with five rOoms. warJrobes, kitchen and lot
2fx165 feet. Also a VACANT LOT aijoinirg.
TERMS: one third cash: balance In six ana
twelve monihs, negoiiable notes given FOR ne de-
Il rred PAYMENT, with inter 81 ADDED. and secured
bva Geed OF trust. RICHARDSON co.
20 AuctiObters.
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pAssENGER TRAINS.

GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY e. 800
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. VI. Leave Rschmond daily exc
daV1 connecting at Wei ~.
TUESDAY. THUR DAY. aui ~ Do
I'RDAY with steamers Tor tI
Tugs on the lork river and i.f 10
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$40 \. M Leave Richmond d,y 'W
1000 A. ". dJyl, connecting It We l.'.,.
steamers for baltimore 900 N'NnNt
TlEsDAl,. w - t,>psntY.
THURSDAY, sud ~All f''''
with steamers for ~" N
MONDAY. MEDN' ~lAl.
FRIDAY; with Steamer, i.f
dcncc and Boston ou Ijt'DAl ..+
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
I0.O0 A. N. Arrive - Richmond ds.Iy .t' 't
SUNDAY. c5nn~ctius ai N'' I'D.
TUESDAY, TIL K~DAl "." ''
URDAi With steamers i't '--
mora.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
$3.50 T.. M arrive ~ Klchmoui .',F
500 4. Vi. sunday. connecting 81 W..
with steamer from Bar ''
NerX. Providence, and y .,
No transfer OF freight al Kcui1N'i .' Ia,
soU fhern points. Cars pun ttgoltf 't"-.'
and Vest Point. ... ,.... ,..a
guaranteed. ...f %. -.,
Tnroogh bills OF lsding. with gnl-rr'f-' 70
Issued 10 All northern aad western POM .t.y.
Fer ir formation. ~ ply n ONCE ~ ~
Tsenty-thlrd aud Dock streets. RlchDi'n. -,
oc4 II. 4. DOUGLAS. sup ia'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-22

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