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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

rATEcIs1f9 DEL SISTEMA METRICO
oNn 5es;,noi & teoysa de las nnevGs pesGs, me-
d;ins y n,onetlas legales, por d. Pascadto
SaacsTrit, 2.sedicton.
Estao5gs, declarada de texto pol, el Gobler.
no General para las escuclas, Indispensable
ii cornsrclo por estar anunclado oncalmeDte
81 pr6ximo planteamiento del Sistema me'rlco
q todas las operaciones, Sc vende en- esta In-
prensa al infino precio de 2rs eiempiar sy
20 20 docena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

Qlesos CheddAr an latas en- El Colmddo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16
gap. MoRTERA 8 MANUE1A.

xuryrrAn sres D. r. &. Dolz 0ornp.GsB sRA.
a-csSor "a de Silva Rodriguez Ootnp,-BAEAoo., b.
1lsyc = Oomp.-OuBA, ,Bres. 3, y L. Ros CONG
ktNro DoHrNoo, Er. u. Juan pou.-MAYAo1Ex. Don
min Parnedo.-- AoU ADILLA eres. Ameil. Julia O,-
PuEkxo- IslC0 6rea. LlRTtS, Heymano de C&recena
= Oorup, ,-SANTa6l1As. Sree. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

HNo me era dado recomendar con exceso
CT Jarabe de Rabano iodado, pues, en-
mi Juicio, es uno de los mas poderosos mo-
dliicadores de los constituciones nnfa-
ticas.
Bajo su Influenza. ulceras escroAllosas
trado rebeldes a Ia accion de todOs lOs
causticos, las he visto cicatrizarse con
una celeridad extraordinaria. !
En- los nlnoS. he visto tamDien afecciones
tuberculosis de los huesos modificarse '
Curarse mediante la administration del
Jarabe de Rabano iodado.
Or oUESNARc,
Antique inferno de los Hospitales do Paris,
Msdioo en Nueva-3rleana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

@ ego emsAo ho deeoaou
mNcgee Abncas % TspadA - q - - N. .sN-E LII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

Cjetilias de 1s cigarrillos papel pectoral
de Berro "A cajas por peso.
Cajetillas de 40 Id. papel orozur blanco,
q 23y de S5 en- adelante 81.
!. Id. de 25 Id. Id. Id. 81 por 81 6 Id. 90 8 SO.
Id. de 80 Id. Id. Id. 22 por 81 8 Id. So a ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16
DuloJIn Mercantil.

tos dd las Antias ua Neua Pork los pueyaos sientee
\ AzUOAR MEL CAFE CACAO
n ToNELADA. TO ELADA TONELADA T0NELADA SECURE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

q Esta preparation, los hechos clfnicos
10 han demostrado, esta indicada en- Las
enfermcdades del pecho. las escrofllas, el
bandnra de las rH9' carnet lls ps',rga nsi;os On
ciertas Intermediates ue Ia piel, en- una
palabra eh todas las afecciones debidas 1
un vicio de la sangre.
(EI Escaipeio Medtce Belsa IA de fobrsro de fs77)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-16

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Ia -2uaia DC. l5 y. y.
). - I;}o9 falnilia lom-
uy0 IA sage Tr4Satlanti-
cuatro pasaLes en,eros
. una SsAia parte del
dd6e porfamllla los pa
1 t.du9clUn 40 .l9ne iu-
>: ua i'd Y vualta.
~. uno ErslIs. is J 4 s. In
IA. . cuaiG ii-r na.rsre de
ie' 'tsrra 81 asi
)uo(len Qae-
'il.' gapoF,S
terr0-carriI
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ueTto,
9rcandc en-
20 90 ARea-
mex i I2: el
cargo.
ecrioa. pdo-
, setd Com
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81, 1ama.cl,
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Lo ,.4. If.aniG y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
pnrnrII,n Harne L,re.

A writer IN the Lonaon World has been
visiting Mr.. PsrneIl at AvoadaIe House.
II seems that The Irish leader Is very abb
stemious, drinking very little but water or
tea. He swok, great deal and Is never in
want Of good weed" which be Droffers
very literally 10 bis friends. At the same
time be keeps q neat little wine cellar, and
can, when the occasion arises, regaIe his
guests With choice vintage. Ia other re-
spects his style ri living Is very bomely.
HIS only retaineIs are a venerable matrcn
and msu WHO looks after his horse. the
garden, and The general affairs OF the
house. In the intervals OF agitation he Is a
great rider. a moderately keen sportsman.
something Of fsyfner. and often speaks OF
himself ns Cincinnsius who has been re-
EfetfuiIy compelled 10 relInqutsh his cab
bsgts. nr. Pasnell has always been more
or ltss solitary msn, seeing little company
sud leading rather an retrospective life. He
hes plans and OFT ccis beyond those which
Ne has yet unfoided; but be has no objec-
Ncu 70 en'er fully into y discussion ci ibe
merits ii bis oase Il II noticeable that ne
ID ready 10 catch up quickly and assimiIate
70 bis purposes sny met. ides, or phrase
thnt my be equally dropped IN CONVERSE
lion Or pensioLed In newspapers. Dir.
YaspeIl n 10 great reader. The only
BOOKS - recent dste. or ~ apcarent rent
We 70 b seeD were few novels snd about
dozen volumes Telstlnx 10 irelsnd. sucp
= he /" Irish 10 America and some histo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11

ries a the country. "when have any
leisure employ NV time In working our
new mechanical con'riyances," saiu PIT.
parrcu; "and 10 heIpipg 10 lit IN It's place
the water wheel Of ny saw-mill nearly
had this finger cut of, lifting up mucn
scsrified finger. In the corner OK the 'lpfa-
~ Is collection Of old volunteer banners,
belonging TO the Wicklow Volunteers
before tho l'9S rebellion. These are
somewhat torn and dIsfvured, bat
the first Land-Lesguer takes much
prsde In them. since they belonged 10
bis ercsl-srsndfather, who was colonel OF
the regiment. Above Ayonda'c House, ana
beyond an amphitheaire OF trees, IS clear
level space, which had been used. by MT.
ParneIs's father as cfickei-ground. "My
father was once captain OF the Lion
EIeven,v observed Mr.. Parnell, "end
was always very fond Of cricket myself be-
fore took 70 politics" With the com
ments of journalists Mr. ParneIl processes
TO he but little acquainted, though he con.
fcsses 10 being toIeraaly close student OF
The national press. His time Is much occu'
pied either 10 opea warfare or In friendly
secret concayes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionecT,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
4 AND VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
PROPERTY, with EXTENniVE CHOU HDS
ATTACHED. SITUATED ON THE EAsT LINZ
OF TWENTY FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.-By virtue OF
seed of rust execute TO us az trustees ted me
18Th d,y of April, 1876, If record In the CLERKS
Once of The Chancery Court nf the city OF kcn-
mond In -. u 107 G., p. 4Sl, we shan proceed 10
sell upon the premises. nv pubic auction. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1880,
at O'Clock z. NJ, the above described DtSlRA-
BIZ OBACCO.FACTORY BUILDING ana LOT
Ielng required TO do Dy the beneficiary secnrtdl
Default having BEEN made In HE pavment OF Dor-
ton of the mOney thereby secured. The bnidiny Is
large tuIe story one, and is admirably suited Tor
n lsrRt manufacturing business. There ~ Sfhf
LARGE FRAMk SHED adjoining The fac DRY on
The sou h. ana which cOnnee's VIM. inc DulId-
ing Is OF great strength and convenience, ana mere
is sufficient ground Tor any enlargement mat nav ne
desired. The main actOry building fronts JO iett
On twenty NJ h street and runs back about 40 Itet
he rye shed above mention d occupies mos OF me
lot on The lOuth, aud under which large quantity
of Tobacco can be stored OF 0ried 1he properly
beiug situated IN he yerS heart of the tobacco bsl-
ncss and convenient Tor shi ping by railroan or
steanboaf, should command the attention 81 those
wishing TO Invest In 6rst class property.
TERMS: Whilst The deed require, cash, IL IS very
prObab c that more IDera terms viii nc announced
at lime of sale. X a. MtAOuEn.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
da IN Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI
~ LARGE THREE-srokY, nETAM.in AZ
sIo1k:pRIs s. l pWE IN, rr fnwfsTY-
stVpSTH AND BROAD STREETS; an. In IN
CIjPTED ny DIR. ). q. HARR,svS. xnTT r
t0NG THE RESIDENCE OF THE nnS r
tfDiGE w. BRiGGs,. AND A. VAN TifE
L wysr Ap an, FfaoNTiso TnHninTY Pet az
iIIiiJAb SHEET: AND ALSO 4 vAr;AnN,dc t Hi
on THE WRIST SIDE OF TWENTY E,on'N
BATWEEN q AND r STREET., snSpp sitsF
81 or T T"WsygNTrY-sixTH BaTWErN r AN n yE nv
xBI'E sTRfETs. At PUBLIC AUCTIos.-ny
ylrs Iis OF a decree OF the Circuit Court ~ Nan
rnouJ county pronounced &C the OcIooen - ~ ~
1s o. IN chanc.ry suit styled Eiss sn nds rs,gred
amounted specia commissioner thereby, wv. on III
for ,alr upon the premises beginning wnD me p'o
nerty corner OF Tweniy-styenth and Bread s'rss's'
=" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1880,
NJ Az O'Clock p. NJ. The PROPERTY above de'
scrued The DWELLING contains anou, len rv',s ne
aud has oas water and large brick siape upyn ,.c
nr,mises aud l. Ia very good or er. Ihe bs't,",.
hood is one OF the best ~ mat part on ,erv this
10 any one wishing TO purchase gooa pfofe'' '
presents an unusual oppor unity o,.,ocy =
Imfned aels after the atOye-sa) NJ oSvon,
viii sci, The LOT on TweDiy.sxih sfree' huosc w
,eribpd fronting 81 feet inches: and aIierWarus
The Lot on Tvtniy-eigbth street ABOVE 'he"''N"'
fronting 35,s feet. ao,o, In.
TERMS: iine-ihird cash: the residue IN equaI ID
stain enTs at six, twelve and eighteen mon'n,, vi
leg,linieresl thereon FROM the DAY oil SAFE ~ rho
IN proved property will also he requlriu W ins.ue
the same for The tentfI OF the Commssloher Will
The yhole purchase money rs paid, the we 70 al te
properly 10 be- retained untii The whoe oi ~ pu ~
chase. money Is paid and conveyance ORDERED oy
rho Conf JOHN n. WRIGHT,
a. IN sptciai Commits Toner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
fper ,he n,.pa,ch.l

fFcr t1c Djfp1tcnl
peree,asn Manufnesurc Ia Oersnany.
fFrs the xess,ssok o. NJ W. s ssysg,s
rsnsf,sscst 81 ihe international Exhibition Com
fsny 81 P6itsdelphis.J
The Pottery Works OF G. kristcT, In WAL
denhurg, la silc<ia, Prussia, produce pfin-
cipaily a common quality OF porcelain for
household purposes, and ornaments WITH
ord,nary decorations. He employs thou
ssuas Of hands, aud during the year
1877 used the following. materials :
l.iio,0o0 Kilograms, 3,116.000 pounds, OF
ksoslnc, brough, from ssxony and silesis !;
l93 $50 Kilograms, l,090,59o pounds, OF
fcislspar, brought from Norway, sweden
Bohemia, and neigbboring mountains; $780,
eco Kilograms, $50. 600 pounds, OF h,ot ssnu,
brought from saxony and sliesia; s,toasVvV
KILOGRAMS. 10 3GS. 40 pounds, Of Sagger
~isw' from The peignborbood OF the factory
sSI 600 Kilograms, 56I.340 pounds. OF plas-
ter. from siIesfs: 10, 05e, 400 Kilograms, 3d.
$50. 0e4 pounds Of coal from the neighbour
hood. This shows how important II Is to have
coal not far distant from pottery-works. be-
sides this, there was used kindling-wood TO
the amount of. marks, 5,7i0, orabout $l,Sl3 !
boards and lumber for boxes, repairs, and
hu;,ding, marks, $500, or about <S,S32
Gold from Bavaria and Thuringis. Colors
for decoration from Saxony and Bohemis.
From these materials were made about $780,
COO k.loprams, about3 $4,000 pounds porce-
lain, ri the value OF $685. 900 marks. or about
$le3,l77; and besides there were made at
the ,erra-co,ta and fre-brsck department
connected with his establishment $4,000
rleess, at q cost value Of $1,000 marks. or
s0 30, or a grand total Of about 100000
cost price OF PLAIN ware uodecoratec. Most
OF the ware Is decorated before leaving the
works, thus adding greatly to the value as
well as the profits OF the concern.
The summing up OF this would be as fol-
lows > KaoIipe, 3. Ii6, 900 pounds; feldspar.
l.09o,59O pounds; flint sand, $4,000
pounos; total material, 5.059,75 pounds;
total ware produced, 3.979.000 pounds;
waste In washing, firing. and breskaee,
their material Is very inferior TO ours bereI
1850, $50 pounds; material, $3.50, $50; Sag
ger clay, 1865, 440 pounds; plaster, 254.0 600
pounds; coal, 80, 4S9,064 pounds; total,
S0,l7l,254 pounds, or about zoos carloads
az 10000 pounds each coming In, or about
400 carloads Of 90 packages OF 500 pounds
cacb.-or 10000 pounds per car going out !;
total, 340S ears per year the total amount
OF packages 1876 OF 500 pounds each, at
the rate OF s24 %. cost price per package.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
ELnABsrnrowx,L Exrxeroy BIO s,yDv p,

No. Mail runs daily except SUNDAY from p,-T
mOBd 20 WiIiamsOn's; daIly from " lhtu,s,.i ne
Huntington. Connects closely ~ GOr,.on.yiiI ,l
LynehbUrg. Connects at Huntington wlih ~
beihlowp. Lexington aud big sandy rsilioit a.
Ashland. Ky. i'f
No Express runs d1y. COEneets Al Tl1ptl,,-
ton with KlzabethiOgn Lexington and M So
railroad for Ashland. Ky. COnueeis cio..lv q
louisville for Lvnchburg: ana connnecfs .ri,b 49,
yIeinia Midland train ieayiDg al 300 \. N. H.,
Washington. '''
No. 3 Accom- notation leayes Richmond d,nr 49,
cept Sunday. At 1880 II. NJ, and arrives AL o..
louisville al 1870 r. VI. W."
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily. cye.,,
Sunday, at 4:3J y. ". on arrival II rrinll M
land mail from DaHyile and Lyncbbufg ana A..
rlves At $faunton AZ \ +, ".
No. % Mixed leaves ClDnelion daily eyceo, SIM,
day q A. NJ, aud arrives at Huntington az LOGS
A. VI.
SLEEPING. CARS on No. from Richmond IN
WnlamsOn's. on No. from Anderson. go ilaa,.
ingtOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11

RICHMOND ASD PETERsBCRGl
RAILROAD CohPANr'
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NONEN,
~ BIER 2s, 1880. trains on Ihis read VIII run
follow -
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
2:a5 PM, FAST MAIL daily makes through
connections 10 savannah. p'oWl
10 oo n. THRoiiGH NAIL daily, couneGfg
FOR Charlesioe, Augui anG as"
(yia Charlestoul, -AVaanAn' HAlyt -
Jacksonyile. stops only al hsnches-
ter and Cnesffr sud a. Half.NN n
signal. Pullman Seerrs leiNrH
New York aud savannah on tbs trila.
A:25 Y. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tal9
(exe,pt sunday. fasss users 1AA.hs
this rain will make close connec lo
a. Ps,sr burg hr Noriok' >"p' -
7:ooA NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
(exceDs sunday. -. 49,.
io.O5 T.. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Nt.d,l'
Wilmington, Charleston. and ,Su...
Stops at Chester, Half Way, ani ht'~
rvs Bluff on signal Pullman slt'l.tJ
on this train between Washington -H'
Charleston.
LxAyK PETERSBURG NORTH.
4.o5 A. ~, FAST MAIL daily. stops only
7l0 A, n. THROUGH NAIL 1sily. connec'lnk
with Richmo,S g. sr.deriennuts
Potomac rsilrd al - All pp...e - ,sr
FAST and We {. stops at NAucnt''s,,
and Chester. 1nd al iiaif~sy sh' ~
DrvwryS Rlun on sisnal. f,,o,.s
sleepeIs between Charleston anu Wa
o.osA NJ. ArCOMNODATION TRAIN day
(excspi sunday. stops al ~ >"
tions. ...t. :,
90" with RiehInuad. Fredericksburg III
potomac railroad for ali points EA $50
and West. Also, making close esn Hss "a
tton with the CHESAPEAKE and Vs.yJ
ABROAD for the Virgins sprins, - n
All points North aud West. This . VT
stors At Manchester sna ~, b..
Pullman seepers on vi, ,u' "
| tween savannah ana New totA.
llA0 A. NJ. FRkiehp a.in ~A''''
An trains leaving Peiersbasx viii start i'O"' ''N
Appomzttox depot. .,,,xs ;.aye Ritt.
sotS - q A. IA. and as5 4. NJ: leave 10.
mvnY ~ a.ao x Al, anS 4 80 T.. NJ. every >uass,
| vsss ~ S' r. II Milne. superin'Snss36
A. PORE. @. p. and 4. Asssk -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
s,mMONs LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:

dead lHE FOLLO w INV Il LIZ Inv
NAL:
RICHMOND, VA.
Gentlemen,-I take the liberty Of Informing you
of the great iinproy you may saw The
entire restoration 10 health-caused by using SIM
MONS Liver REGULATOR.
was under medical treatment for long time ,be-
ing treated for Dyspepsa tut all kinds of medicine
Sc, med 10 DO me but little good. suteI edinienseS
with full stomach, headache. &c. One day was
told by neigtbor who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that 1, was sure cure for nv troubles. de-
cidcd to try It: not thinking IL would do me any
good The first dose took relieved me very much
Il was so decided an improvement began TO put
confidence in what my ntighbor had said 10 me. In
one week after taking the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as I ever was: my complexion
began 10 clear IN. was told by all my acquaint-
ances was looking so much better. ] think u Is
the best Thing ever took for Dyspepsia, without
any exception. II did me so much good was deter
mined would give you my testimony without being
ashed for It. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G.. CRESsHAw.
Original aud genuine manu'ac ured only by
j. II. ZEiLIN & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
(n0 25. oeod& wtAu20i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11

[ inANoD VI 'ooIDohH'
Commencing SUNDAY, 2sth instant, trains o.
this road VIII run ~ follows:
NORTH BOUND.
5:O5 A, NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily; dr'
e. washington; s;l9 A gaIt,meir
New Vorl, $50 y. VI. Connects viii
New York Limited Express. 7hf,
traig st9ps oaiy at Milford md
FTeh5rtcksbnrg.
100 r. NJ; Baltimore, 100 p. NJ.
Ph,adelphia, 7.o5 Pm: New Yorl
4:55 J.. NJ. train leaves Byrd-sireet station daily
more, 1 I:25 r NJ. Philadelphia, 1925
AN; New York. Gas A. NJ.
1858 r. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TkAIf for
Junction. leaves Bread strees station
daily fexcepf snr daYl.
SOUTH BOUND.
Il.3s A. H., arrives At By,d-street station daily.
Leaves New fork, ~ L. NJ; fhli'
a 44s K. " washington. = e. u.
o:2s r. NJ. arrives at Byri-street station daily
Leaves Wa fington. III A. NJ; i'a,.
in S S sss 4 4cs M i rsa9 g. re Gs
tram makes no local stops.
94SP.M., arrives a. byr,i-sLre-. ..a... daily
Except sunday. Leaves ,Wasbing.
Tor, 8 r. N Balamore, $3.50 r
81; Philadelphia. ll45 A M. New
York Sis A. NJ.
Sal A. M, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive:
Is srosd-street station daily texcep'
Trains leaving Richmond at bob A. VI AMI ar
riying at 2:2s Z. NJ. do not stop at Ejoa:
G. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Asee'
II. n. ID. MYERS. Geasrai srnerintendent 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
BY W. Goddin Auctionetr,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL EsTATE y Eel diiE T Gtr so TE K sbE
or WATfR STREET TO THE SHlp.LOCk
AND TO JAME- RIVER. AND NEARLY ADJ
JOINING The WtlARNES OF THE Old 10
MINION sTFAMSHIP CoMPANf.-Dv virtue Of
q deed of irust executed TO us Dv Colonel H. e.
Cabei. and wife, daied 27h January. 1862. duy
recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court. and In ac-
cornance with dtc'ees OF Eichmond thancery
COnr entered on the 6,h March, 1850, ana III II
November, lsSO-the last decree ordering The sale
ihcr, for - In ihe Of CoXs eNfcut cs. CaDell
&C.. We shah proceed 10 sell for cash. at puDlc "uc-
ZION, on the premi'e s. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1850,
at ~ o'clock VI. uf flir IL no. The first fair day
iherpaftetJ the following VA UABLE PROPER
side o. Water street. runnIng back hetween parallel
lines 200 fee (TOrf or lessl 10 James river, ana
bounded on h. west 10y the land OF Abram warwick
and on lP east 10y Mrs Ann n1de AEO. anOlher
LOT on he south SIDE Of Water street. commencing
M the intersection Of the west line OF Aun DadeS
Ieud with Nyarpr street. ana running back east along
Water street 81 zee imOre or lesSl 10 slite re-
Gently condemned: thence along the western slde
of aid street l40 feet, thence eastwardlv along
Wharf street 45 feet, tbeuce a. right angles 10
James river. on which II h 5 frOntof 100 feel,
and on the east by Mrs. Da1e's lot.
30 II OF saiJ lots are infect 70 The aims OF me
james River and kaUAwha COMPANY to the wnarf
privileges acquired by SAID company by condemHa-
ton assignment -
pats will b. exhibited AZ the sale. The fact that
this property Il locate he DOCK, nearly opposite
To the depot of he York River Railroad Company
(which company is Going an immense iradel. should
al rsct the sDecal attention OF capitalists and
JOHN HOWARD,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
de 1-3.4,6,s o.I1.13,14,l5 TTuiiees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-11
By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
~ BILE AND WELL LOCATED MAIN.STRkET
STORE PROPERTY. WITH LARGE DWELL
ING ATTACHED, IN FIR>T-fLASS ORDER
In pursuance OF decree OF the Chancery Court OF
the city or Richmond entered on the 3Oth day OF
November. $50, in the cause Of Mosely ps. Mosely
aud ais I Will proceed TO sell by public auction, ON
the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1880,
at the hour of O'Clock T.. NJ, the above centrallv-
located and desirable STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 1924 east Main street, being Ia The very midst
of all the who esale trade said property has 'front.'
on he north Ia. Of Main street between ihireenih
and Fourteenth streets OF 22 sect and extends back
a good depth. The whole premises have becn re-
Gently nut IN GOOD ORDER and viii make good stand
for any business. This safe off great opportunity
n, pariies having money which they with 10 invest
IN good Main street property. Special attention Is
caliPd To the sale n
the TRIMS. under the decree. will be one third
cesh: balance upon q credit of SIX and Twelve
months. with six per cent. interest dded 10 lhe ne
ontIable notes 4. NJ. CONNER,
DE- Special Commissioner.
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ELIzADErurowN, LEXINGTON Bic sAsDYRR

No Mali runs daily from Huntington 70 VIII
llamsOn's; daily except sunday from Nilii1m.On'F
10 Richmond. fliLlbe tli own, Lexington aud By
Sandy traius from Ashland, by. connect With
No.2.
virginia Midland mall from Danyille aud Lynch.
burg connec IS closely at Gorlonsyie with No.2 mr
RichmOrd.
Cincinnati a. 4 =. M.duly, AMI is due a. iluHfIl.
ton 10 connect WIN ". tXpre~s when ru l. fiY
90 Richmond. EhZlbethiown. Lexington ana HiE
SANDY trains from shland, KY. connect with
No. 4.
No. 8 Accommodation leaves GordonsSie daily.
except Sundav. AT SEQ A. NJ. aud arrives at R.cl-
mond at . 4. VI.
No. ~ Mixed leaves stanton daiy, oXcrrt sum
iav.at7:l5 A. W.. ana IL connected Win 1tGordous-
Vile by Virginia Midland mail t,om washington,
and arrives az RichmOn ! a. 7:lJ L. VI
No. 2G Mixed leaves Huntington daily except
sunday at 2:30 Z. NJ. aud arrives at 'apabion 100
10 T. NJ.
Alderson's. GA No. rom williamson TO Eicu.
mOnd.
For rates. tickets, n3zgfgr-checks. S".. app'y ~
r. II. FISHER. Ticket AeCnl. thc'aI axe ard ONO
dcnOt, or a. W. CARRIER, ! 81 =, T. e2G
Main street, Richmond. Va. W. y. :. DINN,
Engineer ard suDerint'ndent,
CONWAY r.. HOWARD. Genera Passcng'r sud
Ticket AReni. te'
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TAXES.

OFFICE or CITY CoLLRcToR,l
RICHMOND. December /, 1880.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
Il DAILY between the hours OF o'clock A. Nj.
aud O'Clock Z. NJ from the 10TH TO THE 3lsr
DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive. for the purpose
OF receiving from any person who has already PAID
one half only OF the city axes charged to him the
remaining half.
said remaining half of the tax ch3rgtd In every
ease where the party assessed shall tail IN pay said
remaining half within the time so limited.
But In ease any perss1, having failed I'd pay In
the month OF June one half OF the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail 70 pay tbe VIZ W
amount thereof on before The Sls5 day OF De-
Ct mber. there shall be added 20 per eenium upon
the amount of the tax 30 remaining due.
A. r. WOODsON. Collector.
n, B-Par,ies paying several bills Viii please
send lists that they may be gotten together.