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DEA1sBO1tN STREET.

THg VOTE ON TIE NEPEAL1HG ORDINANCE.
TtlE TntnuNE hRs cnilcd attention to n verdict
against tho city In tho suit brought by Horny N.
Shepard to recover damages for property III
legged to have bcen taken by tho city in opening
Dearborn street, hut which 1t has not yct paid
for. This DECISION Is ono which, II Rus-
taincd by tho Supreme Cn,'rt, will bo fol
lowed By other suits, md will possibly,
saddle tho city With tho I,Aytncnt Of a million
odd dollars. In vicw Of such prosp pect ns this,
1t Is Interesting to took bnck and SEQ who tho
persons nro who ar9 responsible for bringing
The two orsllnanccs-t4o one to repeal tho old
ordinance for opening Dearborn street from
sA "s er bssn"nS @ al oss9 @ i "m o iii tSa sb of
stS,y ;ss;y 59asPa, t. votS e. in ARi | +
ssos sae Eroasa nj IL ariss%i' esranansa
is aRsn'rs %so sns fGss lson as
% and tho ds%ases S het boon sono 1s?e throne VIII
tho % prococsi!ngs, and nothng 's waa left bill to
collect tho Asses;!ncnts an,l pp9n tho strcots To
ii such expense to ihe City would. in iii opia-
i1n, be dangpro,le proceeding, and might sNtl-
9 n o city t ID" ano, G Of t}
Ss abas,doncd nitogctnor viii safcty, oson nfter
sss e '0 % shehar @ q @ se ess
proceedings could bo abandoned and another
;s e at sas seseats' ,s S a taS ss GdaS
p point: whis tho % pet!ione1s isr to repeaI 81
tho .ld or'Itnanco put forward ns ttoIr raasons
BY tho siuprctne Court and dcoltlcd nga1st them.
Furthermore, th?ro WINS rontllnR 2 iiy1o
cnso 1 which ws5o ,yovca nons
ho safer to WIT until tho Supreme Court
5 5MSes "iEie Il a aRo o saia them TO nd Ispca s So sa
anow would entatl delay of, yoara, rro.raoti!lg
city to nj, additional tIl for court costs: Thia
Mr: Ffnncls Albums, Corporation Counsel.
IliE Tisrnuxr, In which lid .dailgets Of tho
r!alnoi. tho Council passcd both ordinauees
Thss ' shoS SSotoi if'oi II the affirmative woro:
ltnllHr1,' Hanlors,*
Shi!s a"!{ssry,. ?Ti'ssss.' T%s!ar.,'
I,otld!tK, hleNnlly,s
I.awlcr,+ AleNurrey,"
| CnDk, YhrDpp,A
llaS!eRh,' Thonpson,'
sMnSpf,r s,aaSs,r,. N|ssssi,, !Niy|sns
| Waluo,* suhwclsthn1,
Wattef9rs 1AHssons,
McCnErey,* DAILY.
Jonas,
Those who voted IN tho ncgative were:
Tnioy. iliort1lnin,
Oliver, liedor,
hmyth, Etszncr.
Tho stars lndlo1to thnse who nrr now occupy.
Ing acats In tho Council though number OF
thom WY 70 out carly next month. II would he
t" so whit they eavo ons. md and what vi thor III
advised votes two ycl.ra ng0 coat tho uty, and te
g s Msy n e Ea aSoa bss esSaSs s
plunged hor.
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- -. T.,
pnrt Of tho stato several month: ago. Thn pto0t
Is sa,i to be vory strong. and It IS proposci to
" hn uaer sho Indictment An officer won't
rms f,ommtttne N, ,7,ov, md Town Accounta
mtfn}Gr a. h}{fs' r. wosrymrrteI Tint soi,,mson,
tfn nnni nf IiwIo isbrk ,yn,,Ii hc m hnnt
Il, nswnr n',estinns IN IL iK htlis fnr stnniyinu
coal 10 Tia n.tsly i,1 iIyo i'erk. slttpatah wns
ftnl,fns ~. ~ r. nrf crs,t,f nt,t nffen thn tnrnt
mo E"vcrni 1Js,iH f'nrk filis Wntt, rrcHiyc,i bv
fhan SInt,tttcn wfirh wcro slrt1rti Dniy hr :" (
trnrLs = ME n nnt,tnarison svfff1 1fhor t,,is
sfnsrIi thnt tho "y markers" nj rno time krnw
Er ~ srto tf,oir .t,nsr f,IIia ,ycrc lnitt
, 1880-04-24


The Rock lsial,d Railroad officials contern.
plato n'akirg ohanKo in tholr suburban trains,
As we'll rs tho through trims, which gons lntn
effect Tomorrow. The oblcot Ia to raltove tho
ovcscrnw.led condition OF tho G:l3 p. III. DUN.
my, 10 accomplish this tho dummies will lonvo
tho city fttcen minutes earlier In tho afternoon.
md tho 7:l0 p. IN. dummy will leave at $3.50
Thoro Ia also sotne ta!k Of putting on thentro
train for oyory night, instead Of Thurstlay aud
Saturday AZ heretofore. Tho changes mny not
ho ma.lo for a week or two yot. Tho Eastern
lllnns, which now eoHlca Into tho city oyor tho
westef, Inaia1a trnsks, s carries passengcss
Whc tas tracks y a 1' c1ssed ss to q TWogh fH
or Harrison stroets and additional truths
r4o a anoa aae ct o sorbaa a .savo, Nv on e
count ot tho cheep farcs which tho companies
eSs TSs "sSmoo to sss yeieiau Club arc preparing
.isy % eva'aina It liotso liai rio s Ssocees h aso
rass 70 se hana = ewaah Z beaK tats sSf
1T Il u lecture by Capt. Frank Il. 1,5owneil1n
Eswosth @ @sl''d Of the Nineteenth .tf' y, yo,n- n.
Major NcSit,s ana Fitc. Maior Mo"ro ati;l oorpa
nf t,ngleln will furnish tho martial music. a
alo am5mst W s!nF sme af th9 o ss1y
Havo tho leitf'' asong es1lupostd by Mr,OcoE9e +:
HINT Aiter the bttlu ut Btt}no ltyar, In hnioF Of
1antsy.
!ast evening. Al present: After ao!ao n1inor
election roturns, which wero declared ~ fol-
rjss s; s:; fISs{ wss,'{
IL; a; Hs1sFa hsHso Fl. hsa. httefs iSa 9' "eoa'' M
tho Clerk elected, Tho Clerk and Trustees then
, 1880-04-24
SPRINGFIELD.
Tho IVntcr-Nyor}ke TIudtlIe-So1tfcrAs
mud &ntlor4s Reunion.


Special Dheateh to Iht Chicago Tribune.
Ern1N0rlEr.r, ILL.,, April o,.-sult hns bcct1 In.
s.tutcd A1ltl papors vii! ho filed In the United
States Court Tomorrow by tho American Ex-
change think Of I,nston, and others holding
bonds OF tho Springfield Wator. Works, asking
for tho appointment Of II ltccclver to tako
possession Of tho works. There aro outstanding
bonds to tho amount nj $45oo0, issucf1 tn Greet
tho works, lNy tnnlns, etc., ami By tho terms Of
the bonds thoy nro n lion upon tho property.
Tho bonds beRr 8 per cont Interest, md by
rcason Of dispute bctwccn tho City
Council and tho Water. Works Com
.n'ssl9nurs an tu hnw tho Interest should
10 pntl. It hns liurn allowed to IN To default.
There IL al,nilt $10.ttW nf Interest due. and
tcitoF tho CITY TrtrstIrcr nor tho Water. Works
Commissioners hnyo flilNls to ray 1t litiless tho
bonds can lIe tasllet nr tho present debt re-
funded. Thcre IN sumo excitement in tho city
regarding tito rnntter.
Tho luenl Executive Committee met Tonight
to nlnke arrangements fur tho rctiiun .0t sOl-
,tteTs nnd sNllorr nE 1llnoIs to ho held III
th,s city Aug, II; T., and III: III accorn-
tDwf reunion laAt ycnr, MI soldiers md
snItorA WIN enlisted frm 1llfnn!s or who enllet-
cd from nthnr Stntca at,tl rcao In Illinois, will
he li,yttct Tho Committee hn8 been IN CORE.
ePontlcncG with different organizations throtiRh-
tut tho State, and tins t,ccl to nuke NrrAt,gu-
fncnts to accommodate 5t 900 for tho threO days
the encan1pnlcnt WILL bo held.
, 1880-04-24
THE BEST LIfE-lNSURhNCE,

Tho twentieth annual statement Of the
Homo Life-lnsnranco Company OF Now
York shows that the 1Tnme maintains Its
position ns ono of the. strongest life conpa-
nics. Tho Company lins nytr Sl:k Of assets
for every s1tN Of Itnhilty, ntul tho assets aru
Of tho very highest nrtler. Ii tils partic,,lar
tho llolne stands first ftl tso list. Thustscngth
Of the Company, anil its liberal form OF
policy, whlci, II entirely frre from rcstrie-
tion M to residence or travel, makes It u dc
slrnbtn 0tle for agents to represent. Sllper-
intcHttent +. II. Kellogg n Increasing tho
corps Of 0gent9, md successful men Gail mike
1irstclnss contracts with him.
, 1880-04-24

but settled with him In full by tho payment Of
frum his business. Tho recent hrc. which dc.
stroyef a portion Of hs factory md ncafly nal nf
hls meohinory rnato + ccessnry tnat no nke ie
creditors for, though hia loss Is fully covered by
Insurance. II rrcssed ly a!'y nf them nll must
fnten!a to pny 100 crnta. together With interest,"
fur tho tine extended 10 him. A mcuttng Of tho
, 1880-04-24

MEMPHIS, Tenn., April s3.-Thu local DoRrt1 OF
Health hayo issued m order that nftcr Mny 10
no prints or goods az nny character from trop-
lcal ports through Southern ports will be nd
mt.ted II int% MomphLs Hntil 'irst subjected 10
scribcd by tho board.
, 1880-04-24

The Eldrcdge Sowing -Machtno-It leads
the world aMl Is tho best for you to buy.
Sold Oil monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-04-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

oter, a. H., m.;5s: Up. M, ss,a3.
nv aoutn ,.,rk cnmn,,,,oucr, will hoh, n |
LIE, ouutn an,t ~ -, ntttnE Ftfs nrfnrn,nn nt
s!Tuia' s! ~ y ~ tha n,'ns+fnn - fn tHr
kind of pavement to bc used on tho Michigan |
avenue boulevard will bc flnnly so'tled.
T wS ia,SntIy wTs f. qrs 81, s
EtEvEr members Of tho rhlrtesenth ;, wera YER,
Veteran C1ut mot Inst evening ut Nc. ~ Mest @
Inhtntn stre9a As o q m "t,ar saH G no
we've ~ sn "a tho C,h ad;nurncd
gpyA7on LOGAN. who has been in town for tho
past Two days working np tho arant boon.,,
9indSs syen 1o ystn1. wns
tFookoE, Of Aurora, formally Il Jolly member OF
tno x enS 1 oto from tho .. Of
i!shcd Tharsaays xss thst u Tsa!Istltiys bs;i!
hs SssTf aa T. o ayers W ssea GhHfa
r.,r ~. votnrors If rho r,,rst wnn, met int
evening nt tho Grand sei!ls tIoto nn ,,;1 ,crEssn IN.
ifcd M IN m M,,aEy 10 pnos ip % ~ 1Teav wos crcic
President md W. II. Conlston Secretary. .Twnn-
sFhsj @s1 for Ts59 a eeRa 1ees on the roll The
..CppE G. ss Il tso ossss ssf l
tianr VII tIi, ln snn thrt I1ca,ynnI INV c,ntnni
ssa sSs y WIZ IL VI; !sss and taat
:rsrnn s ssc,7ns H. Of No. ~ star s,.eet, whlle
femrnySa en- nf as,n ' 1na 1n9 % strnn
struck STR es On tho hcad Iy two pieces of p!g.iron,
5t Of one n # sss bara s u To-
who snyo i q hts 9p!9loa ,hst The an!nf'les re-;
m.f, mWu.Hf as"Fo A9' "A& N"' ~ | ~ ~
Mr. T. X mrnu,,1. connected with tho put-
III snhoos NJ ~ III. citv siria iS. as Pr!ncpni Of
IN mro,sn " Hrhnnl frnrtrr II, West INrisi,n
Tffnh.snhnol ami ut nrcaont PRINCIPAL of tho
Sctmmon School. was m Thursdny evening
ssSs pnfn as s tns e
G she 2eeops'o" cor st Il tpSIls. Ao"%as, Nay5
5SWer o a @sea Ss stres WIS 9ns ssSk sa's ~
! Ss!t. Tha f' W.T. rsst @ss ssfa m 81, & tSs
ss3ss ss!ss s. 'ss A4ass' s!sass en- saS s'si
sSS s yS "; s.ns ot 81 a seco sst e
nre 1nst row mothoh's oc1oee'
H. nnqHEx 9c4sT .o TrnH ndG MaGungsrk gscks Fort
Miefa; 2ef <. IL McEsoa % aeecra S Trsiic M"nEci
Ctne!,!nat! Idnnnba1 Dayton 'ts'!r,sa cn-
5Sso 1Gn # Witnf ShSt W % tR 5 n sn Al o 2 E
aeaesa' MsSussfA af Esprcss Company
afa eann H. ~ Mnnom IT. W. ~. consga ,xtn ~,
Of thg nt the "atH.Gys ir
ne o,' oSm ny,,,., o .s,a, Mny..,etar Mgno
d:%: 1!iii. &ili!am iisad!sy. I'D II; Esaa:
s!ssS ' 4 W. f!is !as ii$!s = y r. r. /. a. Ga.
, 1880-04-24

Times Our highest nttsts LII dentistry: Tho
McChcsncys toyoust doubt, though but 81 q Set
, 1880-04-24
DEATHS.

Sweetness lingering after rHwcGtncss-Candics
for tho ladies l,OKht Nt n1wx01t.s, I'll Sttto-st.
, 1880-04-24

Tho moth viii not ntfncit fabric that Is hacked
In Huuk & ltaynCr'A " Moth Powder"
, 1880-04-24
SHOnT.HORN CATTLE.
Snlc OF tho - Flat Crcc1<H 1xcrd-f1ad
Weather nnL Low Prices.

n. .L,, s - 80 = A. ,,.t t- ,,.
urnjnnsant features. Tho wcnther ,waa very
damp and cold aud, for .on'o ,nesr''eabs req; ,;
son, tno Inannaers 500 me BLOCK 1snna 9 sho o,a
Sa .sw as Of 3 s9 Tns sess
~ .ba.o ,,,,,n .nroi'," thn sric wns
not 20 successful a. those Of tho two previous
appearance Of tho cattic. Tho hcrl vns from,
.ac: n.nal!on 1s. o.hefs n rt - vFtnn co., inr
eae Seno seen Rcn sch 1 ss
tion m, hc,,s xnn,v,, ~, si,o farn, Thcv co,,.
seot,ontly arpoarcd shaggy, and tho lack at
in tho Mind Of tho buyors, Who, although uwaro
cenntsy @ wns boips l oi,erssl tbom, ~ero csrofui
s 70 d O. 1 he f e,,,S VII iSw e,,.
y sFS saiss He, w Hs saP sPo'e of tho following record
T. 3 $; $s I
M No : neo i,s;rruKS 1aSM Mose, Sc ft1 ron, Young
niary :heifor cnif. id months old; 10 ]. It. Law
fs' M. !. nli nclis iisrri,iston M Viii, roa "nonny
siary." COW, . years old, 10 i. b. Go'E, |inchcs-
9Sars NS ( o S y qe Ss Ct
g. XsF raRS e Soi5ffo s osR Ry pihFf H. III s s f I'D
nnparst,y niaa5 @ ~ lI % not nurrse tint ths th1raah
b!si should he icft II ti!s teck 81 w,,tsis. a,l.
tgs an tas Hnnrni ,rm NJ r, + n ~ w;n.
chestor, Ky. foe saeo. .Mr. GoH Is e,iitor Of tho
AMsr!ean ,n Sho- Hrn. nnoH. n,e",, Inn t,oaorosy
ater NS yon1s o tS Dssn pss MoIny
H., flH5,
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AlinnIs nEeA u n,Dntns.
runeEnf from thu r0afdence OF ta futher, Francis
Adnnlx II Ccntte'av.. satueMy. nt p. M, To rACo-
land EenlcDry.
slrtiltArll-Aprii q. lsn. ut 70 Wright-st, Janca
2lrt}rntH.
Funeral Sunday, BY enra to Calvary Comotory.
Friends hrB lnr3t1t
Chan,hntain Hu.nRloia, wife Of f. u. Ltch!t,Etui.
Friends invited tO nttU13d tho flaBtnl sBrYfceS
bGth-at.
vcr1uont and knnsnk rnpors ploase COPY,
H0llEMTH-Arfi1 ~ At i:D u. nl., nf unR+fevor, at
No. ia EnrEnhyr FEcomnr1 j. itn!,nFtb baloved
Nnd Ii thyB.
) Fnncrni On Sunday 18th, at r. m.
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Fl1RTAFQ TtSTlMnnY

FURTHER TESTIMONY.
Rend tho two now testimonials In Tony De-
lights advertisement to-any. Spnnish Lustrai
Is good.
, 1880-04-24

The stars indlonto thoso who nrp NOW occupy
Ing scata In tho Council though a number pt
thom will IN out carly next month. 1t would 10
rrnpcr fDr thom, Perhaps, to ltnk At their work
IT, stu whnt they hnyc done. md what tholr Ill
SEQ II they cAn fl,ld my why Of Hettiug Chfcnga
out uf tho t,0stly pcrplexity In which they hayo
DlEnrcA hDr. 1-.
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psrii,men, and the health aud life OF cef'
tain great person.

psriiamen, and the health aud life Of GER
tain great person.
CHARACTERISTICS or FOX.
Mr.. Crawford must have spent bis Ten
Guinea, with safe conscience. Tnere was
quite as much likelihood that s6reat p.'.a'n
would grow solvent under Lord No,,h auu
sandwich as that Charles Fox wou'u ever
he worth bis plum. Brilliant 81 wis,
Qulnze. aud p.Quet, and almost inva'ans
successful 10 waeeis where ne oscheu n's
knowledge OF the world OF hls ipsigu. in.o
noli,ics. he never could resist the attractions
OF that table where skili cou'd nct pro,sc'
him from the influence OF MS te'iipie
lll.luck; aud be too often matcneo n,ni-
self against antagonists who MADE hazsro
game OF chance only In name. na,i cen.
fury afterwaru Lord Bgremont to'u .oIo
Holland that mature rejection, mueo y!
enlarged experience, bad convinced MN
THAT the constaut aud immodera'e SUPERIOR
NV which certain players maintained over
Charles Fox aud other young men was not
20 be explsined by the foituneoi the dice !,
but il any one, he added, had dared 10 nipt
such a suspicion ut the time Inc losers
themselves would have torn hin 10 pieces.
The highest lay ever known III Lohdoh
took place during the three years tnat pre-.
ceded the American war. Five thousand
pounds were siaked on one card 81 faro,
and seventy thousand pounds changed
han ds in a single evening. stephen Fox once
sat down with thirteen thousand pounds
and rose without afarthing, and his 0rotner
was Quoted daily, in prose and verse, as the
tyne Of the unlucky games,cr. Wa'poIe, emu
mera,ing the things In the world that were
best worth finding, bracketed together the
longitude, the philosophers stone, tae GER
tifcate OF the Duchess OF Kingson's drst
marriage, the missing books OF Livy, "and
ali that Charles Fox had lost" And from
among the countless illusions 10 the prodi-
gal that occur in the satires OF the day, II
NAV be permitted 10 cult few rhymes the
ioyial ring Of which makes amends Tor their
lack OF point aud elegance:
| At AlmacL's Of pigeons am told there are hocks,
But it's thought the cOmpleiest is one Nr. FOX;
| M he touches q card IL he rattles the box,
Away az the euiUeas Of THIS MIR. Fox.
lie has met, I'm afraid, with so nany para gnOcho
That cash Is no, pltn wi n thi' MIR. FOX.
ia giiuing Ills said, he's The stoutest Of cocks
| No man eau play deeper than this Mr. Fox;
And lie always must lose, fer the strongest OF locks
Cannot keep any money for thi. Mr.. Fox.
No do0bt such behavior exceedingly shocks
| The friends and acquaintance Of this Mr. Fox;
And they wish from their souls they couli PUT In
the stocks .
| And make an exsmp'e of This Mr.. Fox.
IIt's exceedingly curious In coats and IN fr0cks;
so the taior's pigeon TO this Mr. Fox.
lie delights much In hunting. though rat as an OK
| plty The horles of this Mr.. Fox;
rhey are prohably most of them lsme in the hooks,
Such heavy made fellow is TINS MIR. Fox.
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a Lump OF Ca rb0n.

Tell me, lump Of Carbon. burning
lurid IN the glowing CRATE.
While thy filmes rise twisting, turning,
Ou4uch III me this curious yeardng,
Ages pass elucidaie.
Tell iae Of the time when, waving
High above the primal xIrld.
Thou, a giant palm-iree. niiing
THY pTouf head above The shifting
az ,he Storm clouds lightning hurled,
While the tropIc sea, hot LAYING,
Round their roots it, Dilows CURED.
Tel me, did the Mammo h. straying
Near that mighty iruuk of yours,
on the veruure STOP aud Craze.
Which thy ample ba.e displays.
or his weary limbs down laying,
Sleep away the tardy hours?
Pcrchsnce some mons'rous Saurian, sliding.
Waddled up the neighOOriD2 strand,
or leapt into its neiehDorlng sea
Wuh something of aglnty.
Though all ungainiy on the iand;
While near yOnr roots, IN OloOC-slalned lraJ,
Maybe two ichIhyc beasts collie Ing,
Ri aud fought their lives away.
Tel me, Ancien, Paim-corpse, was there
In that world Of yours primeval
Aught of man In peiieci shape!
Was there good and was there evil!
Was IL man or Vas II ape?
Tell me, lump Of Carbon, burning
Lurid I'm The glowing CRATE,
Lies there ia each human face
SOmeibing OF the monkeys race
Tell me, have we lost liDkf
stir thy coalv Drain and think,
While thy rcd flames rise aud sink,
Ages nast eiucida,e. -,
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renee remarkable. The noteworthy point
was the occurrence OF this dream three
several times, aud (as may be presimed
from The effect which the dream produced
on iis third recurrcDce) those three times
only--on the night preceding great mis-
fortune for the csise Of the North. How
ever, there Il nothing 10 the story when
cannot be attributed to merely casual CO.
Incidence, though The coincidence was sui.
6cIently curious. As three years had
elapsed from the time OF Lincoin's death
when. Stanton told Dickens the story, u IS
possible that the account may have. been In
correct In some d.tails.- Richard Proctor,
In Beiqrduid.
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UerION sAs.Es-.rnture prvs.-
ny Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents anu AuctiontGs.
Eleventh street between Main and BanF'

Eleventh street between srain and BanF'
EXECUTORS SALE OF a ME ME
ISa gs!cg srHnfWyTpts Sks ssss OWL
lynne YhARsVf yaiiaGIss s sEEooFPEErY.
AT AUCTION.In ex' cufiop OF the proyn's Iii nv
inc win o, me hate Mary A. Prddy. we VII rs or
pucfion. upou The premises respecfive'y''"' =
der nan ed peIow,on
MONDAY. NovEMBER 29rB,
commencing at O'Clock NJ. the following mfA 40
ESTATE. of which the Gecedent ditn se'As.
"in Isl. The RESIDENCE lately occupied by Lrr;
No 1902 ra Broad street. nearly new re' M he
neat, and well bull, with six rooms ana MI '"e
ui ID The The LARGE STORE AND nwEL DWELL ND
Il, cad streets. occupied by Mr.. r. v. WIian's a.
drugstore. IL has ,hree stories besides a'uc NJ"
cellar Th e! = p W S1S ,e or THE LARGE
SQUARE bounded by Broad, Marshs,L ~, TX
and Eighteenth streets. embracing tHKrE uslJ
a1o fSsEE p suLpisG Tors on The norn
side OF Broad between Seventeenth ana LEU r ch
streets; ELEvtN FRAMED TE NE aGs iTiRsE
hill DING LOIS on the east side OF Seventeen
oeIwe,n Broad and Marshall STREETS; BULL w
LOT on Marshall r ne,Tse nR ssx sToRhs and
DWELLINGS and SIX FRAMED TtNEmEN ,
on Eighteenth between Broad and Marshai s'retts,
court opened in the centre of .aid SQUIRE, ~, ~,
preached by convenient alleys itading Out 10 oo'h
Seyenie cen, h aud Marshall streets.
AIN. A VACANT LOT on The norm sue ol Jay
sire ct between seventeenth aud tueninan strees'
Al 9-l2xI32 feet, with a well or fnr wafer upon
5th. And In further execution Of said VII; we
will LEASE FOR A TERM OF NINEI IN y y
YEARS from the LIST DAY OF January, 1851 We
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY situated AT me
northwest corner of Seyencenth and br0so Stree, :.
fronting SO fecI proad street, running back IL
| feet ON seventeenth street, AMI having FIVE
BUILi TNGS upon II. r,,,, ,,,
And az The same time we Will SELL THE ne
MAiNDER IN SAID PROPERTY SUBJECT 10 the
| lease for min ty-nlne years.
The central situation of all or the aDoVe propFrS
near 10 the main bu-i mess part OF the city. con,
cement TO the market, and 10 the chesapeake anu
Ohio depot, causes D. 70 be al all times III actlVe de-
m ana from goOd-paying tenants and II Is foub fpl
Il any property OF The kind in the enire clty ca1
lie relied on 30 safely this for good returns upon
| an investment This Is rare Oppoi tunlN 10 guy
gOoi-p3yln properly.
| The auciiOneers Will lake pleasure IN showing
pIais Of The props rty before the day OF sale.
| TERMS or SALE: one fourth cash balance NJ
six twelve. aud eighteen months, wi h interest. ana
| 81 cured by deed of trust. Tue conditions OF the
lease will be stated at the time, and tn terms ior
The remainder (subcc To the easel VIII bt ia cash
| baaLce at SIX months with IN crest, Tor negotla-
| bic note with satisfactory cDdOrser. -
II the sales are not complete on he aboVe-named
| day they will I've adjourned 10 the next or some
| other day, of which no ice will be given.
GEORGE ID. WISE,
WILLIAM W. COSBY,
Executors Of Mary n. Priddy.
| GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctoncerS. DO ~
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND hEsfkAbE}
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 1s, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily except sun.
iay). connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. Nj Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
1915 A. NJ. : day., connecting at West Point VIII
TUESDAY, WEDNEsD
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers fer Pr0yi.
dence aud Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. N. Arrive al Richmond daily (eXcepl
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Bdltl'
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
2:jO p. Nh Arrive AT Richmond daily (excep'
6:35 4. NJ sunday, connecting AT West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence aud Boston.
No transfer Of freight AT Richmond TO or IRON
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Carcfulfandling ard dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Through bills OF ladin9, with guaranteed rates,
Issued to all northern and western points.
For IT formation. apply at ohlre of the company.
Twentv-third and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
aul8 ". r. pOUGLAS. SUheriutendent
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WES1 WARD.
LEXINGTON & BIO sANnr p

No. Mail runs daily except SUNDAY from p,.b
mond TO williamson; daily from Nhuams,n. -,
Huntington. Connects closely A. GOrd9n.yflle ~
Luxembourg. Connects az Huntington win 49,.
belhiowp, Lexington and big sandy railroad a..
Ashland. Ky. '
No. Express runs daiiy. CocnCcfs ~ Hrpt.,,,
ton with FliZabpthiowp, Lexington and BIZ So.
rhlrold for Ashland, Ky. CONNECTS closely 20 O..
louisville TOR LynchpuiE; AMI c0nnnrc., Win fi.
Niigigia Midland iiain leaving al $3.50 :. M.fr
Washington.
No. D Accom- molsfion leaves Richmond daily y.
cept sunday. ut 1870 L. ~, and arrives an g..
louisville AZ 1920 l.. VI.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville d,ily eyeoo,
sunday, al 1876 T. ". on arrival II N'rrlLl Wt.
land mail ffOui Danyile aud LynchbuIy. and b.
riyeS ~ stanton al 3 r. NJ.
No. % Mixed leaves Cannelton dsily flr..' Sun.
day al A. NJ, aud arrives at ilunung'o.1 81 lu.t5
A. NJ.
SLEEPGNG-CARS On No. 3 from Richmond m
WiliameOn's. On No. from Anderson lo llu.i.
inZtOn.
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AUCTION sALEs--Tni. Day.
by jas. Mscdougall. Auctioneer,
fE. b. Cook. saIesmsn.)

(E. b. Cook, saIesmsn.1
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth street.
DAwNBROKER'S SALE OF GOLD
i AND SILVER WATCHES; JtM l,,,; l.
CLOCKS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C; &C.
AT AUCTION AT the request OF fsiis Aofan''
pawnbroker, will sell on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20 loeV'
at 10Ji o'clock A. NJ,
AZ s,ore No. o0q BROAD street. pex. 10 City Hall,
a large and varied assortment OF the above
named fortified pledges, 10 which the attention OF
the pnbIic generally IL respectfully called. Aiso'
i El,FGANT BURDETT liz stopsl ORGAN, In
splendid order. JAf. MACDUU1tnLb,-
NOTICE.
All nersops having FORFEITED Pr EDGES with
me will ca n and redeem them before The sale, rs
further indulgence cannot be given.
noel ELLIS ABRAM. Pawnbroker.