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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-23

By Telegraph)
NEW YORK. April 22-Evening. -Money market
easy all day at 5@6 on call, and closed at 495;
prime mercantile paper 5@6 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change quiet and steady at 48414 94S41a for long
and 4861a@486s4 for short. Governments quiet
and generally firmer. State bonds-La consols weak
at 49, Railroad bonds closed weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 2S2. 900 shares.
me Following are today's closing quotations Of
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PoRT JEFFERSON, L. l., April 22.-The
forest fires which are still burning here swept
nearly all of the north portion of the town of
Brookhayen, devasting thousand of acres.
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BY I6Iegfapn.J
LONDON. April 22.-Consols SO 11-16 for money
and account.
LONDON, April 22-12.3O P. M.-Amercan secu-
rities-United States bonds, BIS, at 1O49s; 41as at
1111a; As, 1O91a. Erie As.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-12 BOP M.-Cotton market
quiet sales 900 baes for speculation and export
1000; AIiddling uplands at 15-16d; orleans 7;
ceipts 81 400, American 1900.
LIVERPOOL April 22-12.3O P. M.-Flour los Cd
tG12s 3D. Winter Wheat 10s@1Os Offspring Wheat
at 9s 6d010s Sd; California average 9s 6da10s Sd;
club do at los 1d@10s Cd; Corn at IS sd; Peas rs
I'D. Provisions, &c.,-Pork at 62s Cd; Beef at 75s;
Bacon at 34sa35s; Cheese at 75s; Lard at SIS Cd.
Tallow at 33s Cd, at London AIS Cd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.


PORTLAND. April %.
The market for Breadstuffs is more steady. Wheat
has advanced about &c in the last three days. Corn
and Oats are steady. The Western markets to-day
closed strong and higher for Grain. Cheese very
firm at full prices. Sugar is off 1sc; quote gran
ulated at $3.50 and Extra at Sc.
The following are loday's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Agenora, (of Portland, 451 tons) Capt Sea-
bury which sailed from New York Feb IA for Ha-
vana had not arrived at last adyices and is beev
ed she foundered at sea.
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Dominion Statesman Dying.
ToToNTo, April 22.-Hon. George Brown is
given up by his physicians.
Death of an Editor

HARTFORD, Conn, April 22.--Edwin A..
Tucker, associate editor of the Event ng Post,
died to-day, aged "A.
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CONGRESS- will always be found Pure and re-
liable. 1t makes light sweet dumplings, buckwheat
cakes, pie crust biscuits, etc.,
NY@Congress Yeast Powder and SHADES English
Mustard received the award in the late Mechanics
Fair. Both sold by leading grocers take no 9th
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G<nREEGN PORTS.

ar at London 21st, steamer Bothal, Brotherton,
Portland.
Ar at Liverpool 2lst steamer Lake Champlan,
Bernson, Portland.
Ar at Victoria, VI, 18th inst ship q Sargent,
Atherton, Rio Janeiro.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.
EUROPE.

MEMPHIS, Mo-, April 22.-Three men were
killed by boiler explosion near this place to-
day
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sid I'm Newport, RI, 21st, schs Maggie Power,
Portland, and Idella Small, of Deer Isle, boul
south.
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Recerprs of Maine CenrnI.

PORTLAND, April q.
For Portland, 25 cars miscellaneous merchandi Q;
for connecting roads, SO ears miscellaneous
nhandisA
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Base Ball.

At Worcester Worcesters 16, Baltimores g.
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Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange by
T. H. Mansfield & Co., brokers, CT Exchange street
Portland Me- Anril %.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

MACHIAS, April 1S-Cld, sch Chalcedony, In
gals, Portland.
EASTPORT, April 16-Ar, sch Celia, Tobey, from
Portsmouth.
April 19-Cld, schs Spartel, Hallowell. and Anna
Frye, Bryant, Windsor. Ms; Mary Pike, Good,
Hillsboro.
April 2O-Sld, sch VIM r Page Hilyard, Grand
Banks.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-10OO bush Cornn,eal to G
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sEareiyn Exn0rfs,

LIVERPOOL ENG. Steamer Teutonia ,26O
bush corn, 5000 do barley, 1900 do peas. $500 do
wheat, 2125 bags flour, 100000 Tbs bacon, 1875, 900
TBS lard, 15l 900 do cotton. 81, $50 bush oats.
Foreign Imports.
MATANZAS. Brig Ysidora Rionda-4O5 hhds 80
ties molasses to Geo S Hunt & Co.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER
N NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, April o.,

THURSDAY, April 90.
Arrived.
Steamship Lombard, (Br) Stephenson, New York,
to load for Europe.
Steamer New Brunswick, Thompson, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB.
Berque Elliott Richie, Hallett, Saco, to Ncker-
son & Son. To dock for repairs
Brig Ysidora Rionda, Chase, Matanzas 10 days
4O5 hhds 80 ties molasses. Cargo and vessel to Geo
S Hunt & Co.
Woodward Bath. Vessel to Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Henry G Winship, Doane, Baltimore-coal to
Maine Cent RR.
Sch Albert Clarence, Halves, yirgina-oysters to
j Freeman & Co.
Sch willard, Wallace, Philadelphia.
Sch Essex, Cleaves, Yarmouth, to load for New
York.
Sch Mary Wiley Williams, Bangor.
Sch L Snow, Griffin, Rockport
Sch Arrival Farnum. Boothbay.
Sch Lucy Ann, Meservey, st George.
Cleared.
Sch Nellie Sawyer, Bunker, Mobile-D W Clark
& Co.
Sch Benedict, Crockett, New York; B Wilson.
Sch Susan, Stanley, Transport, Ms Nickerson
e. Son.
Sch Note Bene, (Br) Morris, Windsor, NS-A D
Whidden g. Co.
Sch Neptune Small, Machias-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Brunette, Babbidge, Belfast-Nathl Blake.
Sch Toronto Colt, Brooklin-Nathl Blake.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, Port Clyde-N Blake.
Sch Balance, Robinson, South Thomaston-Geo W
True & Co.
Sch H Cushman, Farrell, Bar Harbor-master.
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STORMS AND FLOODS.

An Unprecedented Rain in Califor-
MIA.
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.''...oo e.. ..,................. ........ o6M
Second Board-First Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 41as ........... 921a
Boston Maine Railroad. ..............129
800 Eastern Railroad. ......... b 3d.. .371h
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
CDxaT,xTxCA:rD.

SANDliIIlnt (Ausimlia) March Int, Ir1s,
! have been investigating Mcsnrs Sander g.
Sons Eucalyptus Extract, and have IL admit that
there is, beside u. M ncdican,cnt Of such uni.
vcrnal effect ou the human system that know II.
II checks compictciy all inhatutnntfOts Of witaf.
ever kind chest lung and ail throat affections
sncb m Bronchitis aud DipItheria. II cures
Rheumatism, TMtl,ache, Neuralgia, the u'oxt ~.
we're Colds, etc. used " with unparalleled s,,c
tnss IN Swelliags brnises, ,Sp,aps, Burns, Wounds
Of the most serious nature, In all disorders ~ the
Bowels DiarrIrs, etc, aud gladly acknowledge
,,s merits iol be- benefit Of the public.
lSisncdl JOHN CRUICKSHANK. MI
DR.. Moalcr. Professor NJ the University of
Grciswaldc, Germany. reports astonishing c,,ien
of DiptIcritcs, Asthma. D'crlincr klinis0lic WI.
clrnscl,,ift, Nov. ", ib1D, nj our Ofiirc.)
The extract effected cures of Typhoid Fever,
Inflammation, oi Breasts and Swelling 0f Legs, af
ter confinement, Dysntery. Wlmling Cough
IoAnmcd Eyes, etc. Dr. CRU1ckSHASk
EpitO,ne vi declaration made before M.COHN,
Esa.. }. r.. at SaDdh,,rst. October, 1871:
The so,, Of Mr.. Kaabc WAS hurt with on axcon
th,. Knee. After nine weeks medical treatment
II was declared necessary BY Dr. Macgilliyray TO
a,npu,atc the limb. Az that junrtnrs the Ex.
tract wan applied, and the wound speedily cured
without aDipufaflOn.
Thm daughter u Mt. JH"ghein', snssring i,oi"
discam of fhc bone, ~ pronounced by Dr. Atkin.
son and Boyd, wIi, attended the girl without sat.
isIactory result was cured just ~ speedily
SAsbHutsf. Australia, Sept. ~ 1870.
Thereby certify that the above a,c the contents
of an advertisement published NJ Sanhburst. and
Tim, the named DIs Maegilivray, Atkinson and
i,oyd are well known medical practitioners resi-
ding at saDdhnrd.
! the undersigned, acting Vice Consa General
~. M A0.I1 H.. l.e. Ia.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
CAUTION,

There arc some preparations of the gn'n resin
IN the trade withoitany yalne ~ h'''irait.i''.
They may easily be di@ce,i'ed, a. they inri'mliky,
mixed with spirits Of wine. We are tho only
existing manufacture of the pure Extfact (cs.
sencc( OF tho leaves Of the Australian gum tree.
Therefore, ask fOi Sander e. Sons Extract, aud
insist upon getting il. Ljanl7 ly.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

NoijCc-rickcls nrC Ten Dollars only
o
Halves, ~. Eillhu, -. ICMihs, ~
o. o
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
A MAD MAN IN WARD FIVE,
uy p,SupnOIsIY WOUNDS ONE MAN
AND piREs At ANOrmE'l--ENc''t'
MgNr liiGii-~iiE IN ttSAttf
CAPTURED.
tspar,a rimoa,)

Considerable excitement prevailed i"'
fl While last Tuesday in the n'Ighhor'
hood of Saline Church, ward AVE. Vhe
Iru Woods, beneficiary Of this pnr's'',
living in that ncighborho"l, hnH been }"
the habit for several years OF having h's'
\, violent are the attacks nj times the
ncigl,lors arc called In to assist IN man
ayiup him. such was the ease I'St
Tuesday, in tact his condition wa" worse
then than ever before, llc became per-
i.c,ly frantic and unm"nns"b''' III
deed, NO dangerous wa" '' that one o.
his ncighhors, Mr.. Taylor Row, who nv"
zone 10 his house to wait on him, had 10
Hes for his life. Tie (Row) then went III
no, haste TO others Of his ncighbor" ano
informed them Of the terrible state OF
ol,uirs nt Wools nnd demanded assist
uncc. On Mr, Rows return l'e dts'"V;,
cred Woods track leading oil IN the
direction Of his (i'ow'S) house. !" th'
meantime, however, aml while Mr. Row
was oil after help, Mrs. Row discovered
Woods coming. Knowing the c"'''''''o"
Of Wool~, sl,c gathered her little ones
and He'd TO nm old ncgro's, Jim Lewis by
name, for protection. She was perfectly
prostratr on arriving there, but sue
rculcd in making the old ncsr" "''dcr'
.tnud TINT something unusual was the
muttcr, Lewis Immediately started for
Mr. Rows. On arriving he found W"o'Is
seated on the gallery within gun !" hand
No sooner Ind Woods discovered Lewis
than hr ruim, his gun and fired h"tl'
barrels upon him, ini'icting dangerous
nnd probably mortal wounds. lie I'M
n,clintcly reloaded his gun, m" "y '"'S
time Mr.. Row, who, finding that "''''S
had zone IN the direction Of hiH house
hurried home. Arriving there, he t""''''
thc. mad mu, in his house, rH't'as'"s
nhout and threatening to SGT s'ir I" 'h'
premises. When hr saw Mr. Row. III
rushed for hiS gun, rcmarknS, "dA"
you, ri kill you, too" Mr. H. put sr"l'
10 his mule, but none too soon, Tor Wo"'''
fired npon him M he ran "i', the s"'
puSSins just above him. l'y tins time
tho whole community was wild VIII
excitement, "nl,onldcrcd arms 0"'
rus,,,,l 10 the scene Of action. Woo"
still had possession Of Rows house "'''
threatened to burn il down. 'ci"" IL
could carry out his threats, so'h' OF ~
ncighbors dccoycd him oil to the melt
where they finally succeeded IN oven
powering him. lIc was brought to tow
tho next day and delivered to the pr'l''
authorities. As soon M the nrc'sS''r
arrangements can BE- made, tue Sh'r'
will carry the unfortunate man I" III
asylum.
Wo sym,atizc with MIR. Woods an
family in their misfortune, and u Is
he hoped that tho treatment he VIII II
c,iyc NJ Jackson will restore him I" III
wonted health.
The people who participated IN III
,,yrst nre ~ hc congratulated II
their composurc and presence Of min
during 3" trying n time. Realizing III
luct that Woods was entirely n"sc"'
scious of what no was doing the citizo'
rcsortcd TO no violent means for h's c"l
turc.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

The Texas style of popping the pucs'
ticu: "l'se % great mind TO bite YOU
"What have yoM II great mind to bite
me for {" "Kasc you won't have me-
"Kasc you amt. axcd me- Well, now
| ax YOU. "Then, now ! has yon.'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

A Georgia Clergyman preached on the
sin of transacting money matters o"
Sunday, and when the Deacon passed
the contribution plate not II person put
y cent in IL. And somehow the preacher
didn't fcol ilattcrcd nt the effect his
sermon had.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

4 member Of II Mississippi school
board visited n school under his .jur's,
dictio,,. when asked to make some
remarks, hc said: "Wrll, children, you
spells well and reads well, but you
hnin't sot STILL
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

"a man who will malicionsly SGT fire
10 ~ barn." said Mr.. slow, "a"d bur"
M twenty cows, ough, to be kicked I"
death by u iackass, and ] would like
10 do it,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
PIANO TUNING

t'NOfJ, \, LNVEKTY
takes pleasure, In NJ.
H,atteiDg ~ the people
;lot baton Rouge and the
Il,afishcs adjoining that
H. ~ a.N..s.nsosl A. enssa
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

said our esteemed conircrr, Shanks
~ respect religion, but can 20" ia'r'!
cxre,t mo to attend church wh''
there is u circus it, town demanding
IL just :.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Nlursa, I" asked u little girl, "wly is
hey sing 1. church, We'll dine no
sr,' and then - right straight home
yl;ne ~
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Why are ye,w nose and c''a always
= Variance, Because words 'tIe con-
|lnNally rasSng kra wecn them.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

INcw Hampshire folks vote split tick
|, -, much that resident of the state
h,,, his name changed from Wilder
Scattering, in the hope of getting
k,t,l 10 some office.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

A;,oruia editor has become so hollow
Alcpcnding on the printing bust
Abr bread that he proposes to sell
l,jmsclf for u stove pipe.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

krh,t's the first hop Of the season, y
,kul a dancing master, osh's young
,,,, sot down ON a tack. Then tho
1, started and the bawl began
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

'l,mE PUNE VOLATILE PARTICLES Of
J. the leaves " ihs Nv renowned Anti Fever
Tree, THE EUCALYPTUS ULOBtLtS,"
and The only ,,rctcrti|M against contagiOi' IN IN
ses of yellow, Typlutid ami other feyurs.
DO not wait until that terrible fN' Yellow ".
yer appears IN your midst, but protect yot,tsl
and family by using before hand our TX TRACT
~ an ",l"'nnt and when fever haA already ~, ~
water once day, and apply II externally freely
IL the ,cgih, III ii,d lOwels II ~ tho only rem
c,ly tl,nt Ca,, bc relied 1,,
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AUCTIey sALEs-..Fuiure Days.
BY Jas. MacdougiII. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor Tor ThlrteeDtb) street.

GALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
- FINE PIANO. EXCELLENT CAEPETs:
MANTEI -MfRRORs. &C {. Ar THk RESIDENCE
OF j. n. WILLIAMS. ESQ. N!kTiiEArST : cog ,.,ct
NER OF FRANKLIN AND FIRST snm.nihIs'
who Is declining housel eepiDg. WIZ sell NJ us resi-.
dence las sboveJ on THURSDAY. l9th Instant az
lOb O'Clock. All OF his ELEGANT FURNITURE
81 sli gITofaS,RE RdsEwo0D CASE 74-OCTAvE
PIANO, regarded as one of the finest ins'ru-
Q rR RfE,S r. EMANTEL-MiRRoRs, hand.
sOmely ornamened -, rrN,x1,
Q s1 meG's so OLD RuSEwooD PARLoR SUITS
complete; .,,c -,
Handsome OAK HALL SUITS.
The chambers are furnished complete In MAS.
SIVE ROSEWOOD WALNUT. and MAHOGANY
STTS ,GfehsGT siTP ElNP Al &C.
Particular attention Is called 30 The ROSEWOOD
SUIT, as II is very massive and haudsome, having
'''' '' In The DINING. ROOM will be found
l very pretty OAK MARBLE-TDP BUFFET: oe,
OAK DlNiNG-kOoM and LIBRARY iCHAihS
WALNUT GTI E.XT'ESsIoN-TABLE;
WALNUT REFRIGERATOR, with WATER
HANDSOME VINE and TABLE CLOTHS;
CHINA SiLVER-PL ATkD, and GLASSWARE;
l large OAK REFRIG EkATDE;
'OH-CL91H. FENDtRS STOVES; .,.
1 WALNUT OfFlCE-DEsK and LETTER.
PRESS, &C, &C.
The furniture beng Of the best quality ana so
great a variety as to render proper description
i'm possible. the residence VIII be- thrown open on
WEDNESDAY, 14th instant, from ~ VI. to
7. NJ TO enable the public TO make Il thorough eX-
Special attention is called to the sale. sale posi-
tive.
JAS MACD0UGALL,A ncilonetr
4. II. COOB. salesman. u lnSNt&iu
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 east Main street.

J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-10
ROOTS. SHOES. &c,

| T. ENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE. -
-" SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS ate0
4750-a bargain;
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOUBLE-sOLE BUT
T0N-BOOTs, LAcE-sHOES, aud CONGRESS
CATERS, IN all grades;
LADIES' FRONT and SlDE-LACE and BUTTON
B0OTS-heayy soes. for walking, and In fine
soft kid and light soles;
BOYS aud CHlLDREN's SCHOOL-sHOEs and
FINE DRESS BOOTS; M frHIt
INFANTS SHOES IN all styles; st
A fse line OF OLD GENTLEMEN's and LADIES
BROAD-8orTOM, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS aud
SHOES;
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER.
CATERS. &c;
The UNIVERSAL ANKLE.sUPPORTER for
weak snkes-a good thing. All nj
J. A. GRiGG's.
de3l Tenth and Main streets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent,
11la east NJ ain street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TWO.

USTEES' SALE OF A TWO
i STORY FRAME DWELLING CONTAIN.
ING SIX ROOMS ON SEVENTH STREET.
NAVY IT'LL. BETWEEN PRESTON AND
BATES STREETS.-DT virtue OF "a deed OF trust
from Josiah Crump to the undersigned trustees,
dated l7th January, 1873, and recorded IN TIE
Richmond Chancery Court. ID. IL. IL g. p ia :, 10
secure q certain bond therein described, apd where-
rs definlt has been made. and being required so TO
do by The beneficiary will sell. on III. premises,
on SATURDAY, January II. 1850. Ut o'clock
lows: That LOT OF LAND in the city Of Rich
mond on the wet side Of seventh street between
Preston and Bates streets. hOntiDg hreen feet ana
running back between parallel lines "a feet 70 an
alley seyenlte en- feet wide. with FRAME DWELL
ING thereon. .
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and 1862,
and The balance on such terms rs will be announcer
al sale by The grant0r or trustees.
II. &: G. HARTNAN,
JULIUS STRAUS, Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.)
L. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. ta
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by j. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
lll3 Main stINet.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
L ABLE IRON-FRONT STORE ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FiF-
TENTH STREETS, NO. 14l3.-By virtue Of two
de ds Of trust-One executed by Henry Gunst and
wife o Abram 6unSt, trustee. dated 3lst December,
1878. and r. corded IN Richmond Charcery Court,
ID. b. ll3 B. page 524, and tie second by Henry
Gunst u Gus Alihiser. trustee, dated l6th May,
1879. ard recorded In Richmond Chanccry Court,
ID. g. ia &. page 3U3. lhs first deed 10 GER
tain notes therein mentioned the second deed 10
cure creditors OF said Gunsi, and whereas default
has been made and being required 30 10 do by The
beneficiary, will sell on the premises. On FRI
DAY, Janusry 10, 1850, ~ IL O'Clock NJ. the pro-
perry ABOVE mentioned. which: was conveyed by the
two deeds OF trust above specified. and which pro-
perry fronts 20 feet the south side Of Main street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets and runs
back at right angles between parallel lines l0i feet
@ inches 20 an alley In rear. The store IS No. l4l3
east Main street.
The property Is wei known 10 all. being occupied
yesIment Is seldom offered. The store Is admirably
arranged-Eew has all c0nyeniences large. dry cell
lar. The upstairs Is arranged for dwelling, aud Is
compep, In all It's details.
TERMS: by consent of all parties concerned, cash
except as to $4,000, upon which twelve months
time will be given. Interest added. and for which
subst Quent renewals may be obtained
ABRAM 6UNST,
Trustee first deed;
GUS. MlLLHlSER.
Trustee second deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. ia
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J. TuoNPsoS BROWN, AucIlonter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-10
BY Robert u. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN HANOVER
COZ NTY. THREE MILES FROM AND SOUTH
OF BEAyERDAM DEPOT, AND FORTY Mills
FROM RICHMOND. CONTAINING 1858 ACRES,
ADJOINING LANDS OF JOHN W. TERRELL,
DHCEAs ED. AND OTHERS. BY PUBLIC AUG
TON. UPON THE PREMISES, IL HANOVER
COUNTY, ON 1UEspAY TIE ism DAY OF
JANUARY. 1880. AT O'CLOCK l.. Min pur-
suance OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county. entered on The l7lh day OF December, 1879.
I'm suit Of Ne herland rs Netherland therein pend
ing. shall proceed to SELL upon day aud at hour
named, upon the premises The above described
LAND OF which the late George :. Netherand
died seizsd aud pos The land Is bali cleared,
and remainder IN good oak and pine timber lies on
the main county road leaoing from Green Bay sta
tion TO Horreymans bridge, over Little river. The
improvements are ordinary, consisting ola SMALL
FRAME DWELLING, &C.; the soil Is good and tie
timber valuable. bling 20 accessible 10 the Ches3.
peake aud Ohio rail-. osj. -
JERMs: Under decree will be one Rfth cash !;
balance upon credit OF Fix, twelve, eighteen, aud
twenty -four months, with negouab'e notes, six per
cent Interest ADDED, aud title retained until all OF
the purchase-mone, Is paid and conveyance Is Or
dered by the court. - ,D
THOMAS W. PEMBEkTON.
Commissioners.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown. Real Es' ate Agent,
lll3 east Main street.

J. L. APPERsoN. Salesman. ja9
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BY John VI. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOG Main street.

TWO FRAMED HOUSES IN SHOOK'S
L ALLEY NEAR BROOK AVENUE, WITH
TWO ROOMS EACH, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-I will sell on TUESDAY the 18Th dag
Of January. 1880. on the premises. At o'clock T..
NJ. the PROPERTY located rs above Lots 10 by -
feet each.
TERMS One fourth cash residue at four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, anu secured by a q ed of trust
JOHN NJ. GODDIN.
ia 10 AuctOneer.
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Commissioners.
ROBERT u. LYME, Auciioneer. JAZZ
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND 'uEsPzAEx,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY q. Ieso
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TOR RENT. TRUCKING FARM O.

.LOR RENT, A VERY DESlRABLE;
II HOSE corner Of Franklin and Shafer Il
Streets formerly occupied by Rev. DIR. Baird. May
be rented on very favorable terms by application 10
CHkWNING & ROsF,
iao.3t NO. north Tenth street.