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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-20

No 1 Mail runs daily except sunday from llrh-
mOnd To williamson; dlliy from Wfliiimsons BOP
Huntington. Connects closely ~ bordpn,Nillr i'r
Lynchbnrg. Connects at Huntington Win tlHi'
bethtown, Lexington aud Bg sandy railroad l"'
Ashland. Ky.
No 3 EXDrcss runs daily. Connects A. Hunting
ton with EliNbChiOwH, Lexington aud BIZ 'tnlY
ralrsad for Ashland, KY, aud with steamers lof
Cincinnati Come cts closely az GorjonNlIt i,f
Lyuchburg: ami CONNECTS With the VIZ "a MID
land train leaving al 800 A. VI. for VA -'on
No. 8 Accom- mediation leaves kichmoud dtls rN-
cept sunday. at $3.50 T.. VI, and arrives a. Cor
louisville a. 1870 L. VI.
No. u Mixed leaves charlottesville daily, 't,'i.
sunday al 4:35 l.. NJ, on arrival Of Virginia VI
land mail ffOm Dinyille aud Lyuchhufg, dhd Af-
riyes ~ stanton a. L. VI.
No. % Mixed leaves Cannelton daily except -lI-
day ala A. ~. and arrives 1t Huntington az lN-1
A. ".
SLEEPlNG. CARS On 40. 3 from Richmond 1
ingtOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-20

VYOOK AND JOB WORN Naar,nxar !ss
~ EcyrSD At THE pisfAiSA
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.


IOHN =. SAMPSON d. BROTHER.
y Successors TO PRANK J. sAMPsoNJ
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTI0NEERs
HULL STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS,
MANCHESTER, VA.
Special attention given 10 the SELLING AMI
RENTING OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLEC-
TON or RENTS. Prompt returns made. large
quantity of Manchester aud Cheserbeld real estate
vacant and improved, TOR le. Parties purchasing
farms and city properly would do well TO examine
our LAND JOURNAL. ,,,.
no 20 I'm JOHN +. SAMPSON & BROTHER.
CPECIAL ATTENTION CIV EN- TO
- RENTING OUT REAL ESTATE and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS IN the city ana coun-
try. PROMPT RETUR.,S MADE.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE.
A large quantity OF CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-vacnnt and improved.
We TAX e pleasure IN sh0 wing property and giving
all necessary Information TO buyers.
Write for the Virginia Real Estate journal.
X. Il. GHAftIN CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
No. / north Tenth street.
r. u. CHAFFIN LATE of Chaffn, staples a Co.:
ROBERT Il. GILLIAN, late OF Frank ID. Hi'l Co.
no 2-Zm
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NOR RENT OK SALE, ONE ORN
l. BOTH OF THE TWO HOUSES, Nos. SO4 A.
and SO41 on Leigh between Eighth and ninth
streets. zach has ten rooms hot and cold wafer,
with bathrooms and all modern cOnveniencts in
both. To good tenants or purchasers terms VIII be
made low and acc mmooating. Apply 10
GEORGE W. GRETTER.
no10.Ot No5Il Marshall street.
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DOR RENT, A VERY DESlRABLEE
II FARM OF PSI ACRES, on the Broad IA
rock ROAD, four and half miles from Richmond;
with large peach and aDple-orchard. IL has good
TWO-STORY COTTAGE DWELLING of seven
rooms and all out building.
Also. several other FARMS near Richmond for
rent with good buildings. &c. cheap.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
no Is. eod3t 1i03 Main street.
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FLIzABEImTowy, LExlyGroN & BIG SANDY O.

NO. Mail runs daily from Huntington ~ 50 To-
Ham sons daily except sunday from WiHilm
10 Richmond. EllZlbt thiOwn, Lexington and p
SIndy trains from Ashland, KY, connect 1911
No.2.
. virginia Midland mail from Danyilie aud Iyn'l-
burg connects closely at G0rdOn,slle with No. -ff
Richmond.
Cincinnati at =. VI. daily, and Il due AZ Hunt :.
ton 20 connect with NJ. Express when runs jaw
10 Richmond. EhZabeihtown, Lexington ana hf
SANDY trains from ,hland, KY, connect Mt.
No. 4, IN, Alb.
No. 8 Accommodation leaves Gordon>vie ~. "
except SUNDAY. at $40 A. NJ, and arrives al I.''-
mOnd at y Nm. ...
day al 7:l5 A. VI. and Is connected WIN tth
vile by VirRlpia Midland mail from WsshsnSp' DO
and arrives ~ Richmond 81 7:l5 i. VI
No 26 Mixed leaves Huntington daily -
Sunday at 2:3O T.. NJ, and arrives at Cann'i'n
SLEEPING. CARS on No. 2 from Hunting. %
Aldersou's. ON No. from Wii!ismson's 10 k''''
mOnd.
For rates. tickets, bagglge-checks Se.' amy
II. II. FISHER. Ticket Agent, Che'apeake ana q.
depot, or A. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent 20
Main street, Richmond, Va. w. u. :. DUN
Engineer and SuuerinteudtA'. ,
CONWAY y. HOWARD, General Passeng'r az
Ticket Agent. hu -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
l. TIE FARM OF THRTY.THREE ACRES
on THE BROOK TUNE IKE ONE NIL +
NORTH OF RICHMOND, on VERY LONG
CREDIT AND ; NAL QUARTERLY PAY
MENTS, BY AUCTIOS.-By Virtue OF deed OF
trust from G. Lisfeldt. dated 10Th April, 1880,
duly recorded In HenrIco County Court clerks
office, in Deed Book lo4, rage 46S. default having
been n ade in the payment Of part OF The money
thereby secured, and being 20 required BY the be ne
hciary we will sell by public auction, on the prem
ises, on - .ooo
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1880,
at II o'clock NJ. that certain TRACT OF LAND,
on the west side of the Brook turnpike about one
mile from the city of Richmond, formerly owned
nv Charles Hartwell. Fsq.. and containing THIRTY
THREE AND sEVENTWELFTIlS ACRES, to-
grIber with tie COMFORT ABLE DWELLING,
BARN, anu other improvements thereon.
This is one of The incest and most convenient T.
tie farms rear the city, having good improvements
and very handsome grove OF large oaks In the
yard. oo,
cash. aud The balance TO the extent Of the debt se-
cured by the decd In quarterly insIalmenis OF 500
each with the inter st added thereon from the l6th
ApriI, $50; the neat instament becoming due on
the To- 10 January 1881. and the Others following
az intervals Of three months thereafter.
r. r. WILSON,
NJ. T.. STAPLES,
nols Trustees.
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A connects for Farmyille Lyuchuurg, ani Al
polnts In the Southwest.
e connects for Milton, Nc.
4 connecta for Asheyille aud all points a. Rfst
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points in SouhEen
Georgia.
T. connects for Jacksonville aud all points 70 go.
rida.
connects for Macon and all points IN Ssuihr,tt
Georgia and Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis, sno
an Texas points.
G connects for Selma Meridian, Jackson. ard
VicksburT.
n CONNIE, Is for Galveston aud all Texas points.
Trains from the abpve-named points gfrfrs N
Richmond al 4:43 +. VI, $3.50 A. VI, and $3.50 pm
Trains On North taronna DIVISION mske CrIltc.
ton ~ GOdsborO' with the ". h W. X. r. '0 and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawlng-room and Sleeping Ca
run through Oh Train No. AZ from New ORR anC
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga, on Train No AZ from
Richmond - Danyille.
Tickets sold TO all points SCUM. southeast, ADa
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks gives on LEGAL uckets.
A. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket AGENT
u orr RI
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-STp,,
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS or JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
T. C. CLIFFORD Commander,

z. C. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 81 a. NJ. for above named places,
connecting az Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon, which arrives In Baltimore In full time
to connect with 3 A. VI. train foI PHILADELPHIA,
New YORK. and Boston. Returning the ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT-
URDAY at 9 A. NJ. arriving here about L. VI.
Fare 10 Norfolk ! 80
Fare round trio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
rare 10 biUlnOlt. w
Fare 10 Phiadelphia Observation-Disclosures. %
Fare 10 New 1ofk,.,.....'....'s's. y 20
rare 20 BOstOu.. IL w
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and at
Gat6er's Agency, $40 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Washington, ID. G., Newberne, Washington, ano
Tarhoro', " g.. and all points IN Eastern North
Carolina: also, for Eastern shore Of Virginia, Hamp
ton Old Point. and All regular landings on Jamet
river at LOWEST RATES, and through ILLS Is
sued IL Il. 1Albh,
So IL Superintendent.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT. A VERY DESIRABLET
IL NEW 1HREE-sI0RY BRICK RESI- Hi
DENCE on CIR ce street near Monroe PARK, with
all modern cOBytniences. - . - . .
Also. a DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE in
thorough order, eight squares west OF the post
Office; len rooms; gas aud bath. room
Ii. l.. STABLES & CO.,
no 1I0Y Main street.
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BY Jas. MscdougaIl, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor for Thir,eenthl street.

EARNING IMPLEMENTS, HORSE,
Il BUGGY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
Ar AUCTION AT the request of MIR. j. NJ. Woods,
will sell at bis esidence he Burgess FARM Bowling
Green, HenrcO county, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1880,
At II O'Clock. all OF his HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIRE. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ONE GOOD
WOIK-HORSF. ONE DOUBLE-BUGGY AND
HARNESS and many other articles too numerous
TO mention JAS. MACDUUGALL, Auctioneer.
n n ( OoK Salesman, no 2O2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-20

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY.
NOVEMBER Il. 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS RUN AND CONNECT A
FOLLOMS:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

hord tn-,iov tbat crosscut y, l. ON the 800 level
OF Union now has its face 7J feet from the eastern
workings Of The mine on tnat IeFe aNu ID !" soou
Tn tbe rcport Of an interview, Yesterday with
George Daily aie of Che Littic Ch'et 2ir', lt l.
stated that S15 900 more Will probably De taken
oui OF the present ore body 0t Chry-olt. IL thOuu
have been $4,000. lie figures were correct IN Iue
oouy bu1 uV Il cur .oS accideut ln th" cOmpbslb 70
room in marking the take" tho was 50 -
scurcd that both composor and proof oadeis took
Tne Tombstone Mil aud Mining Company have
declared their seventh dividend oI 10 cents porshare
pa,able on and after October 10. at the company
0''ig TGe farJee & Walker yesterday received
- 3Ol 70 in bullion.
he engine and pump are Eow lu place Oh the
Deer Isle. of NaUc, and the superintendent CLAIMS
fine most complete ana inexpensive WoikS III ihe
state The last from tie bottom ot nc incline
is he best ever taken from tie unhe' DeIhs nora
E.lsrrnq to the recent sale of delinquent stock Of
the Empire Mine of Utah, The Sat AoAe I'tO""e Ol
the 10Th says
T.e sale of Empire deliuqacut stock took pace yea
ti.y afiernoau ar 4 o'clock Only l.O5J shares were
sold, ueary all the stocE having tIr G-aess5neLd7 ,
he secretary. nad u biz harC iefg"m rom NeT-
York, Authorizing ha ~ Dut r'0'S N.y-y,,l
m~ub. rs OF ne company. he bought nearly al
the delinquent stock. III. K ID tue aegoucea, sra.ed
&,n.IT & va % ~ ms .tltcr 81 ihc rmpre. agreed
nv ali mat II wac very clean ana pretty piece OF YORK
and r,G cted credit upon the anasemc1i. NJ Van
Praag uoulht In most OF me STOCK ~ purchasing IofF
shares % pay the assessment "h 100.
The superintendent Of the Consolidated Pacihc
has been prospecting some OF tie GA Workings at
tbe nortb end OF the NINE connected with the tun-
rei an No . ycIn and advises the extension OF the
lunnel TO cut Pacific lode No. further north than
II has vet been explored. lue ore on the iace
of the workings on NJ. l az the point farthcst
north will pay to extract and m.ll; tie grade I'M
proving as progress Is made in thar direction.
Var the week ending Sep1ewber 23, the iron Silver
delivered 20 the smetcrs ,l3j tons, making .oi9i,
for IA. first tweuty-thtce Gays of tue month, OF
2 o1o IONS The total amount received Tor the same
line wa $50 $50 O3, leaving 933 tons yet unpaid
Tor. ,, . =, ar A.,
,yoted exclusively 10 the mining interests OF New
Nrxlro > has lust been received. 1t promises 10 sup
Div an existing demand for an impartial exponent
~ fine mining industry OF that territory.
4 rich strike is reported IN the Arkansas mine,
ahanf Two miles from ATivaca, Arizona. IN the tan
mel ~ feet from the surface. A fine boGy # ore
has been disclosed which runs from $3.50 to $500
per ton.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
MINES AND MINING.
rnrn.nAr. snnt. an-r. ".

THURSDAY. sept. 3C-F w.
large business was done in mining stocks to-
day. But the movements was irreguar Lcady'ile
shares were particularly weak. while for sorleother
properties brisk advances were recorded Chfy iie
declined from 400 to 4.O5GA10. CiiU'N
from 1.4O 10 1G1.10. Ltte Chief from 10
10 5s cents. South Ilit@ to % cents, Lutte
Plttsburg to 2l2 and Annie fuctuated between %
and Gl cents. closing unchanged at 60 cents. llukl
was notably active and strong. rsiny from 20 10
D 05 ond closing at I05. The Couistock shares
were about steady Battle Greek fell 10 cents to
2.05. Among tic lov-priced shares Gold flaceran
Moose were brm at advances OF $40 cenis ia
varas declined from 36 10 32d33 cents. and silver
NueQet while active within a range OF cents,
closed UNCHANGED at 81 ccnts. There was a lar
amount cf business done ia the higli-prced stocks
bnt withou: notable changes IN prices. The market
closed excited hut irregular.
N J. KTTTNG STOOE ENCHtVGE SIbFS
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
OFFICE or IRE suyEg fstEr
CONSOLIDATED MINING ASD LANDS 1oMIANf'l
- .-l... an

OFFICE IRE SiLyER fstFr
CONSOLIDATED MINING ASD LANDS EoMFANf'(
- Broadway, NEW- ORR, sept 10, lo7h
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ Of this company by authority specially co, eil @ NV Ie
Sharehoder- hereby call for CONTINUATION or AN'e'S
ment' of ore dosr per share PAYABLE on tne n,s uS 80
November stockholders Hed 70 read ana CON
D endorsed share teIunfatf-
pay without remedy. In crest ~ the .ico
Der per aunum vii be allowed on payments m"e PiioF
b. +. STRONG. Vice. President.
y. B-Remittanccs for Contributions should re accphp
wh The Certificates OF that plymrut NAV un 5c
know edged lereoD where This Is tra9e or IN
convernt receipts Will be returned for attachment 90 cer
ticstcs which PAYMENT Is made. -.
a registered mal matter Tor this Company 20 No
81 BiO4,waT " y.
issuei pursuant tpa Resolution or the
passed July TO- piovic means for oucr NJ eN
penses mue. the prospective product
Of the rich mineral since discovered aud beng en-
yelv dcvenue cannot realized tWo to provide Tor
winter supplies &C. lt3 deemed lnexptd ent to deer the
call EDWARD LLAEN e..
New.York September lj 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
E1REEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
1 CONNECTION.
foot o Ilnortyst for Freehold at 7l5, ll45
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
* Leave New Yo-i foot LIberty-st. n k.
JAJ q m d rail- LranchpOrt for ScabTight, SANDY
Hook Citations.
$40 =. kll rail- Red Bank for Manchester, Toms
River. Barnecat and intermedilte stations
30 u.Vli sandy Long Branch and intermed-
ate stations.
11:i5 rail- VIA Brlnchport for seabrght sandy
HOOK, ald ciInetildJc stations
All ran, BrlnchpOrt for stations Tor Hgh
MaLchc-te ATLANIlC
CITY au1 stations Bays.de
$3.50 D. m.-Au rail. via Br1ucbport for Scabnght sandy
HOOK and int rmeGiaie stations.
34j p. m.NiS sandy Hook Long Branch, EatontOWn
and informed ae stations
lpIp-llla l. wa RED Ian' for 81 tsfiOns 10 Barnegat
BrsnchpOT1 5eabreA, SANDY llOOA AID ntermeii
Hook ala utc Incdl at" saIiof4.
sCNDAI-ViA ,anJi Ilool $50 B. ~. for Long Branch
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
hrppIrNlTNTANY

SUPPLEMENTARY READING FOR PRIMARY
~CI OpI-. Is FrAN.f~ w. IA.NrG AID LOWS n. W Re
WI. Fl,s Hoot Primary SCHOOLS. 5yo. Boston. EoJ-
cii e. DAVIS N Co.
This is pretty book with plenty of pretty
quring the Accomplishment of reading d appears 10
b. base. upon making children familiar W "a words
Through certain number OF rclciilons- "hy repeated
acts OF -socI on of the w!th the .dca II repre-
e,r>, and W.th other Wo'ds rrca ling del-.' word
sl,amcI" say tae authors when it Instantly recaAa
IT, dri " which the sign" Unless these conditions
nrc tulallel words Nl 'e half learned they viii ne
vague anu Gm mental objects which ~ 81 ho constantly
f'rus,l with IN order to b. used Hence the great
amount OF stumbling, bmuderug word-pronouaciuc,
fa,ely called reading, in car schools" Tie aim Of the
athore Of This manuel has been TO supply c readers
with familiar vocsb bul.ry, aEd not to introduce new
wcds unt'l tho pupil has mastered those already PIE
beutCd.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
CLOSING PRIoEs OF BOsr0y grOoy,
rnunsDAr. s nl 9l .

THURSDAY. sept. 3i-f
Considering the activity aod excitement u.. 49,
peared TO prevail all day IN the stock malk 10 30
recorded saes Of shares for the day seem TO r0i-
piratiyely snali. They anIorntei only 10 @1i.'''
shares against 277, 500 shares yesterday wlrn ma
business was done IN quiet a1d orderly mann'f'
The opening Was made at figures that nefs
not materially different from yesterday last pros.
followed almos; Immediately by fractional decline.
This was quickly succeeded By u sharp ana
rapid advance Of more than per cent Tor i1o
active stocks. After that there we're frrqrenI
fluctuations OF lI0l2 per cent, prices gcuefhliy
hardening until within the last hour Ai.ef
o'clock dulness and a slow decline were the pre-
vailing features that such stocks as VI s''hi|
Kansas aud Texas the Hannibal and ST. Josepn.' t"e
wabashes. Iron Mountain. and Union fac'hc c'''ea
at prices generally lower aud none higher IN h no
final figures OF yesterday. 81. Paul aud Nof.'"'se
however. were srong and show hnai gains 81 a''"'
per cent, St. Paul selling ex dividend ~ nV'i~
91 against 03la yesterday. Michigan Cehi'" ''.'
was n per cent higher. but Lasc Shore MAS Vns .
higher and Erie 10 lower. lhe coal si7e~' wv
active. but Ia lnal sales show only suis i@a''s'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
A YEAR OF WRECK.

True story By Victim. 12uo cloth. 81 25 paper,
90 cents
"Tss work gives the experience Of Northern man who
went 10 tie SOUTH just n the raising
cotton descriptions OF Southern and manners
classe te eject Of tho
OIL the industrial commercial interests Of the south arc
i1ue anu Characteristic 1t is narrative Of exceptional
interest Vdule"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

Il We may say 10 speaking OF work of me KIND we
have found ~ the general reader WILL extremely en-
tcFiamlng.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
InrE wI4L. rrrrNrANcr. mroauATIoX

IRFE WILL. REPENTANCE. ri FORMATION AND
AE.ENINAuuN. fa4n u'" wings oi EyA>rhL
sNFulNIpHa. lIlr SHrl-uhHf- Library, VI. W. eNO.
I.dloI ly - r. EssglI. PAiadol Aia, =. tN,ou AZ Go.
The editor informs us that everything III
this ntlc book page heads, and the heads auc
sub,eads OF chapters Is from swcdenborg. one object
OF th popular series 10 exhibit c crro OF hose VINO
believe tLat "sWedeubor-'s Theological sf>tem IS
vague mystical. dettny aud impractical" Tie raj
idea Of the Caurca ot tEc New Jerusalem. tAat man
opens bis mind and heart 10 receive Is dcctdnes. De
must receive them. fully relied upon by the Editor.
win that otacr idea that tley who in evil have
peace" The booS belng Nilinn the reach OF al, We
make no attempt 20 summarize It's doctrines; bat ma
be safely commended those who anxiousy seek
ing for religious nght aud not es, 10 them who. Do I,
mete pm.o,opAica' spirit. would know something ae-
euratc,y OF The teachings u. swcdeuborg.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
aulumn Resorts.

A DYERIISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 4 2SS Broadway corner thirty
nrstst or sos West 'nty ird ST. cor Eizntnave o.
o. East Foareenthst. corner Union sgn1re, 700 Third
Forty seyenth-st at the HARbEh OFFICE No.
1901 aud 12Si rnriave., One.hnndred and-twenty
fourihst HARLEM Savings Bank Buidipg). up at
regular ofce rates
DERSONS spending the pleasant fall month
i at the accommodated 10 willow Grove House. on
Bay and Southampton house few
elevated ground; ho Malaria plenty OF
bathing opposite
sa ana duck, snipe and other An otng Every
aentOn given search OF and leath First
cass table Terms moderate References; w Lewis
Judge n. DAILY, No. a. Cpuft-st..
JOraen1n. Brooklyn Address B. y. sQUIHks. AtaDuc-
vine l. I.
rTHE SEASIDE HOUSE at
i KOCEAWAY BEACH
winter with excellent
modsons Tor uansient OF permanent guests al moiera
prices
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THREE TREATISFs OF PLoTINUs. Translated from
the oTirt a Grcrk- By iHo2iAs n. JOHNSON. me So
Ollce. Osccoia No

Olcc OsccOa No
This pamphlet of eighteen pages is pub
lished ae'" specimen " OF English version OF the
TO atomic PHILOSOPHERS. Nr Johnson is SAT sicd that
one or tho ereatcs, bN,uS which De conferred on
tbis and fnlure generations English translation OF
Plotuus" whom he considers " one of the pro.ouid
philosophers has ever ,nerg'zed the world OF
scns~" Three tr6atis lvca So This panphct-iwo
on the Essence ths Soul" and the Des .at
or 'he - ia sUho nj 40 trusc iuYesJgatOn 81 The
causes wn4,n inaucc DC soul 10 descend from on hgh
ana eater TIE sphere ot scnse" The first has never
appeared before 10 Enshsh. Tac booS IS inscribed 10
"a. Bronson colt, oue OF the brightest OF Heavens
e1ilos srsyiug from .ae oib OF Light"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE ITALIAN PRINCPiA.

First Italian Course Containing Grammar Delecius
Exercise Book with Voc abuares on tie Plan Of Dr.
william Smiths Puucpia Latina" 12nC cOih, 7j cents
zabe proof Of the advance which hos been made
of late years il the Of teaching. Undoubtedly the
which has hitherto appeared tho suDjoc-LEx
anineT, London.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
filming.
1ROWELL GOLD MINING C0NPANY.

CROWELL GOLD MINING CoAPANl'
~ Mircs BlesylFe Stanly 20, v: y, -,,.r
CAPITA. Ejuu.uun SHARES . - 80.
Registrars ~ ~tocs UuiOu Trust toinp taf - ~, rs.
q. y. FLINT. PreF0ie1t . X d,,l .IiNft-aa;,., - -,
WI. BSANrk .rH. TreaS T. HALL. 9ft
T. a. Brisan aud T. E1mes ,>uperntcal ~. ~
pficr Of COMPANY ~ bI"ai" ~. - ~
EMPIRE MINING COMPANY OF ! AZ;
II location ~ prircIua riars - ncss No u ~
Tempe ST. salt Lako cry ounty o rei' Lake -
Utah. Location OF works llniaA Miiif6 Alot'''' N'
sun nit Territory 81 7 tan. ..s, a. ..,,,ri
NOT CF- -Ou the fth of Sep'ersh m. i-,p N al,o
ancn with aw aui fhe order 0f tls Bar ri inet r
sYd the iolou inc DESCRIBED de nqueut ri g. On ~ "a
asse ssnitr 40 lowed the gh day 0i August low "
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

PRISON LIFE ~ DIXII. G1vinG short History o. The
Ju'umau aud Garl.IOu5 lrca fLtut a the ro.ltis ny
Rebel Al hofiur-. Hy ~IE,EAET oia oVO CMcSgO
CCuuN EJpA toLceln
This is cheap and popular account of the
fuGcuug, u oya soldiers iu the Andersonyl Prison.
pnotremeubrr o. have seen any better account O.,
Tie bruallcs OF that Confederate p9ndemonium-it is
Tic Iaiu straightforward story OF one who went per
sonav through tine dire experiences W hicI he uarates.
Jisuta!e Of st9rylon OF natedne SO, Of needless de
rIivatOn ana Of continual insult Appended Is the
fDeecl of General CifG ld made ut tho AudersOuYe
Reunion. at Toledo, Ohio. O,o5sr 3, 1879, in which ne
affirmed that il parj % tie policy Of the ConfeGer-
uto authorities from Jcicrson DAVIS down to make
Union prisoners idiots and skeletons, and 10 exchange
broken anu shattered bodies aod dchroncd minds for
strong, robust w.l-'ed Iebel prisoners" The coHcu
sion of General GArdcas speech VIII be read wish in
tcrtst;
Finally, and IN conclusion, an wiling, and think
In speak for taoI-auua n othrT6l sm willing 10 see
al thc bit,res- o4 atc Wal buried in me grave 81
our dcJu. would 3. Wlrg tuat We sIou mn are the
coudtsccudng. loving uau as Of lIm TLo p4dlri tine
green grass the bl e,dS and 1T the iI'sh No "els
bloom ON all the laNts ALIKE, would clas' hands wlth
those Who fought against us. make them my brethren
al l1icYc "a. past, otY o"c suuIemt coadlil0r
that br admitted In IucJce. kuoN'cuScd u iheoiF.
ihtf fuc cause for WlIcu fpvcht SuG yuu suffered
WIS and Iureve" more wlt be ugAi, ctcrnally
rI-h that tuc cause for which they fought was and
Iortvor Will d. The Of treason and Wong UuU
That {, acknowledged my htu0 stall ver grasp any
robei's hand across auy cuas H, however small