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, 1880-06-17
NTrLWAUJ[CEs

MILWAUKEE, Juno la--FLOun-Dult md nominal,
GnA1S-Wbcnt ~rnki upened INC hiahor and c.alei
wsak No. hAE.i, slo, No. at eUai Nh, 23io3 Janu.
MAc July, H9{c; August. Hr{c Mob milwaukee,. E'cs
No. 4. 5UNcs rejected. nomlnnl. Corn quilt md
t0w0r; No. 2 nj 3l}Sc, Oats dntl and lover. No.
9lAe. NyH dull, No. At 7So iSarlUy qu!et. No. fall.
G0p.
rRpv1sIoys-qutot and easy; mess tt,rk }ld4o ca.lI
nnt junci 5000 July. 14aEd-tdHs chsh hnd juno; FleQ
July. ..'-
HiH,s-Qnint and isyn,nrs es.ta.ai.25.
fNETutTy-Wheat to Hunatu, 7ha.
tkCElt"cB-Four l1lIu br!s; whvat, o. bu; oats,
sMIpMES1s-whcnt, 1000 bu, corn, 1890 bu: oats.
3tbU, "
, 1880-06-17
Btocks Growing DuIler-Sa!es to
Realize Profits.
Points to Isuy St. Joe-Tlle Mon
ctnry Situation.
Chicago Shipping Currency to the
Country-Foreign Exchange.
Tho Produce Markets lrrcaular-Pork fifmer
Lard Qulss and Easier.
Wheat Weakened BY Fine Wtathtr-Oats Heavy
In Atllyt Shipping ietensnt IN Grain.


NJ
E1S1A4>NA@A'
x..,
TRANSACTIONS IN stoehs "cFe MAn.. nHs"lese ~
10 Wal street nus eeen KFoWaH 'ten.e. .oe sune
lays. Son'c onesht'.s ttRiu lu.0 ~ pc.s"an'
70 nnofhor downwnni movement shlcs u IT,
1lizo were n"tao'o tenure Oh the 'n".Aet' "nu
hey carred pr'cea aoWn a4ohs luz "..o'o Inv:
Points to buy ~. Joe havo oeoh iIeeiy ais.
trtbufcd tho last 10" nass' lisn HutnoF.S ~, y,
tho company ueclarcs sn.t IL ~ nooMs W, w nu.sa
m extenaloo 10 yet nn independent Sn'c"so col.
ncctlon. Unless tao tor.!hs1oh q Qu,ney s'sps
in anti "ndopfs" inc W. 10Y, tnat roaa, II u sh1,
willun'tc with INC Missouri raeano anu A,,,sas
4 Texas IT. WIN mus SECURE esf'tn"essein
connections or tho creates. val"e' w'.l nasa" n's
St. Louis outlet anu ny o"'la'nR 'o"Mto en'en
~ say ~ Ancoa ~ -. ,t nota mr. ..,. s,.a
its facilities IN THIS d!ftcuon. lhe STOCK f"so
from d11 ~ 'h's' so1u Nv" u " ""'s' "ua e'ssIu Nv
", Ra!A " H' Ano p'eA.4ltA 4aaAo ~ :" ~
itcsiuo nt' JOG thofe "ef' 'e~ s.oena n,s .uss "o
gains. ROCK lslana recovered ~ 10 tuia. W.
e1htoFs aIc pek'''''tus ~ i"s'sn .ao. w., ".
luis stoek rs more n'n1'ao'o 'or aeuls .n J., Nv, s'
ncen. Ih"so VINO oo"RnI ~ iow psess, aao ", ~
Tore tho stek vas aous W., a w. a ,,h - :. ec c,'
Rood aeii nt tae1t ho" ''ocN' "us. ~ III
pront. IN thls way tho Fteet SUPPLY w'.l W
largely angncntca and nnasual nctiVny, pnr"
haps IN n un"hWafu a'feetiol,' "ou'u ,'ot w SUR
pEtslns. Nof>nwes.. q'e'ca .eAn's,as.,u .% ru'
sent, mnde " 10 Wiz una S''naa" oo"'nor" ~
nb'. ...,.......
The hcnvsest loss was hnac ny NC" 1oFk ten-
tras, which declined M 70 Ea'I u, u, T. l.
lost Nv 10 bsi; MOTIFS ESSEX s.1o ,"'s' ,n,.
fEan central u. 70 oa' 4ake eh'so :; W VIZ,
Eric anu Jeracy cehtrh1 WeFe esi'sclai's ""ee.e'a
by Tho report that tho stanaafu W IL eoa'pnny
WIS NJ work 10 !'reak the OIL tutcs 1no n,.'er
uccl'heh IA, l" "oh's aoE tnt e".1'.o', ta - @ "
bsss Ior tho pfe'erre" anu 'nu iat,e' - !" VIZ n
ST. RAM lost lst. III ~ N"o"sa ~ " u-a'
Ohlo 4, 10 ."es: Nansa6 - 1c3as ~ t"M, fn-
, 1880-06-17

litilS-Thoioinnnd nAs less active thnn on Tho
dny before. bit prices held pretty well until nnnr
tt,o clnso when t,ey Tc.,*emna re cnsqI ~ n"sr
ny ,'enai!d. 4,sd mini rtI,nning y tae n9ns un.
sold. NOithcr IinGkGA nor sitppAra tnnk hosA WIN
much npllrpnt tnturGst md iEnd3 WIN SLOW Ht tAW
ts4.3l fSr!,9ht and nj ALM4ato Y"r E,nr T. c1!tr
snist nsc nnde sn}uct lon shrlnkuKo Of ~ lbs for
t,IH1Y uuwt and Vi lis iur nlAgs,
, 1880-06-17
CHANDLER 4 CO,
Mt}lsTfiAt3E 1lANkElt4,

VIII orr Mt 1ubtio Sntc on Monday, Juno n, nt D.
Ill.,. EHi Opnt Fnrehase MAnuy Mnrt4a3c Notes drnw'
lnR pcr cent interest," Fit particulars ht ttGt Oto
, 1880-06-17

HUF7ALo, n \. June lG-tHAtS-WheAf cnti!Vv
nun,inni. Corn dull nnt unsettled, cara h'Ahs
mixed ut %ll;e, Cali Noarti quotations nominal nh0
neglected, Hya neRkeeteh 13ar.0f n9KtectoI .t,
, CANAL FHElutirs-Eusn eas!0r nt 8hc Otaer Wsa
unchanged.
, 1880-06-17
(lSWEGj0.

Oswroo, June 'la-ulsAtN-whsat sseadyt NO.
Mh!le Michigan, Gle. Corn nonlnay unchsassa'
Duluth, bJI.
, 1880-06-17

THE UNION THUSr COMPANY BANK,
Northeast corner Madlsou snd passbos...sta,
Iscevss savings sAd Allowa ntesesl on .ano
stthe VI ~ psr csut sublecs tho rules of tho
Lsuk GIN. WILSON, Cxshlel.
, 1880-06-17
PHILADELPHIA.

rHtLAnrLrntA. ra., junU 1U.-Ftbl'i,-I,ul md
1cprosscll 3iluncsDta e1tras. medium old sqck AN
93575, do good. 00s do chu1co. t1jt sprua whest
vatunta. ta.ais1.m Nyc-,o,uard 1Iaht Al A.aa
GNAEN-WilGnt c1sgF md ttulIf No. rr,t. June
tt1l4 lid. s14 askr4i; Juty. fIi3 bh a. t,ta,1t
AUGUST tl.09h bud. tLiu nsked September. &lu,x hld
sIl0 nakuh. Com qnet but nrnl; high u,lxru. nn
track tl1fot Rejected nNd asener. On tsnrk, sslo
fall m1n.'. Junu. NsSc lid. 6c hsked, July, ste bid
e1sc nskcAt August, Hn bd. hl6c asked, hcptcs,uen
Sic bid, s1Hn asked. Nnta dnlt md unantttpd: No /
white, 41I6c; No. do. 9IHttl2ej No. Iti, Xc. 's
neutrality-suspicious. md unchanged.
HuTTEti-ln Nubti ANn,nAd crrnMufy exttn 9lSAsra,
Naw York HatD mud tirmdfnnl CnuHty i'cnnsyIvanIst
E0ud II, ctnicG. 13flSC. ~
E1Gs-Flrrn nt GtAs4p. ,... -
EHEESE-Uult ard Nonkt creamery, lOo. fair N
goNf, F&Is3G.
rEIKDLEtfM-Qniet md unchanged,
WHIAKY-SttOfV nj 81. Ill ...-.
ltrCEtlrrs-t'Ienr 2:aD brlss wheat 40no bn, CON.
'It' sMirMssTs~Wieai.ia 900 bu: corr, fss,oo su.
, 1880-06-17
Tn'Itt1tnN.

Nxw oHLpANs. Juuo laL-uorros-Qaieti m!ddlnet
liAut low midalug, u,ios good ofdnsrst mae' ~. ~
rsreipts, a oausi exporta, cosstwsS aae; sao' A"S
Atock, Ylttt
, 1880-06-17
PEORIA.

FB0lttA, Ill, Juno lG-tilAls-coEn quet' ntKt
Mixed JtNf8iKu, luixptl, 3ilsa4c Oats Act'Se ~. ~
lnwrfs ND.2 white, 2tas>c. ttyO duat saa SssS' Nv
Z, lhl344s3AH
Observation-Disclosures Ut &LN.
, 1880-06-17

INnIANAP0L1A, June A-t3nAIN-Wheat aa!e,,;;
and lewQt ut 89Uc.
, 1880-06-17

IIossfofd's Acid phoaphateis moro consenassmss
for making "lupiunalu" thAn lemons " Ao's's
aud u healthier thea aithaA
, 1880-06-17

New YORK, Juao A-Cosloa goods In fnsr tot y.
regular dsnlsnd, Conoatogn lIckn4s Ieaaceu y.
axsas. bo,au large salos Ut brown shestnxe ats M ~
purt4t. printA vary qu!at In rat haMda wntc,s
III ilMlta1 Fuquest sld annnIs rau!n!n quiet osot1
In bettot domxnd. ForuIKh goods uulL
, 1880-06-17

TUElF EN- II1F1zt ..,,.
WlLMtxnros, juno lA-BPIH1rs or Tul1gzhF1Sa
-4uct II 33}so
, 1880-06-17
lETliQLEUAI.

CLEVELAND, o., Juno ld.-PxraoLEta-s""s''
StAnaanl whttu. ITO dgx, tcsL ~, .,,s
IITrsHulto, juno 1A-PETHoL1ta-nah' s,.ad sss
steady ht 9LtlN " ParAeF'a sur shipnentt seuAv@
Et0, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1880-06-17
LUMBER.

7
The cargo market wns fairly hctlvo and etoAhJ. The
offerings Were anllller, a,,d about eight tua!s woro
xnl leaving fuw 10 take Of to-day. IIecustuN
tntd nj sS1-nn alvAAcu Of 80 pur 11D IT. T!reo or
four i1adA wGro taken nt this price. rho ndvaneo
nbv.lt otsus tito F1n in freIKhts. Inch lunbnr was
atoay. und tha tnnllo ilxuro tor ahua!es Is s T,p
, 1880-06-17

hlsh nlau.s, 600; No. ut ~, No. white. 1stc'
a1%sSSa M asss % 81 s.; oo4n bu harley
sitrnexrs-wheat LOO bus corn. eioH but oas%
No nftesnoou session III, further notice.
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dfsp,tteh 10 Tie Chicago THbnns.
KANSAS CITY. No., juno M.-0lsAtN-The rnea
Current reports, Mhsat-1secoipts, a'il OUT .hip-
n,snts, 1.au bu; lowefi NJ. cash. Gsd nakod 1M,!
sSft: ss.h aSi S jay' ~ s2s. ss''"'' '''''' wv ~
RUFFALO.
NpF7ALo, n. w. Juas iG-tiHAtS-WheAt cnt!eV
nutnlna. Corn dull ant unsettled, carH nWn. t.s
mixed Ut +}fe, Call Noard quotations nominal uAo
a1s asssGtsa s5sS sa
unchanged. i,
PEORIA, Ill, Juno lG.-inAsH-coEn qulot' hlaa
Mixed 3<4aaAo, u.xpsl, 3i1sssAc. Oats aclaYe saa M
lnwrr, NJ, white, sd1ssc. Ayo quiet sud os5' "o'
!" Observation-Disclosures at slv7.
'swzoo June '1a-ul.AtN-whsat sseaa,t NO.. so.
iaiSsu. naiss Hsse'1A'' IT, ''S' '''" A0''"'''
INDIANAPOLIS.
IND1ANAPoL1s, June lA-GttAIN-Wheat aa,sM .M
No. ! rod. tt.0T4iu. Corn gu!ct At &a31e oo9 W."
and lowor at 49Uc.
DRY GoOns.
New YORK. juno 1a-coston goods In fnsr oa' y, y,
regular demand, Conoatogn lIckin4s Ieahceu ".
agents. boluu large salos Ut brnMn shesan4o Nv
e: yst n ;ss ss st hs:ls aans
IL IL 'sa ssSvss rs soss tsnsia a
IETHOLEUN. 49,.
CLHvEtANn, o., Juno l1.-PxThoLkuA-s"~s''
, 1880-06-17

The yard market VIM aetlvo mud stoadr. Tho Hhp.
Nlt.tA Mg9 ll11tnt N.td stocks inCrtnaing. Thu
Enn In auppy, however, Ii not mHru Than taa(us4 ex-
puct. It Ii unert!no thut goo dcat 1f lunhar hn4
aeN RnlnAl ht tho u.ilia tn ArrY1 gr0 IN ttH
few weeks. rho duaara want to pa und dry It fUt
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08
The Land of Rest.

There is a land where beauty will not fade,
Nor sorrow dim the eye;
Where true hearts will not sink nor be dsmayed,
And love will never die
Tell me, fain would go,
For am burdened with heavy woe:
The beautiful have left me all alone;
The true, the tender from my path have gone,
And 1 am weak and fainting with despair,
Where is it Tell me where1
Friend, thou must trust to Him who trod before
The lonely path of life;
Must bear in meekness, as He meekly bore
Sorrow and toll and strife.
Think how the Son of God
These thorny paths has trod;
Think how He longed to go.
Yet tarried out for thee the appointed woe;
Think of His loneliness in places dim.
When no man comforted nor cared for Him:
Think how He prayed unaided and alone,
In that dread agony, Thy will be doner
Friend, do not thou despair,
Christ, in his heaven of heavens will hear thy
prayer.
From, the German Of INLAND
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08

divide mans heart when he celebrates
which he shall prefer? But all are good.
yet they contend with each other, until
one of them is selected, when the whole
will, hitherto divided among several, is
carried to that one. So likewise, when
eternity allures us from above, and the
pleasures of time retain us below, it is the
same soul which wishes that or this,
though not with an entire will, and thus
the soul is divided with grievous pain,
while it prefers the heavenly for its truth,
and yet cleaves to the earthly from ha-
oitual intimacy. k. l.. d.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08

selves, and forbidden to do so even If
they are able, look helplessly up to their
priests for instruction and are fed upon
such husks as this book contains God
pity them, and bring them from under
the incubus of such gross and grovell-
ing superstition
T. D. WITHERsPooN.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08

by way of cleaning or enlarging the Wis
ION, but remember that your privileges
have been of the highest order.
ALFRED JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

name. Perhaps Spots, SPOTS, and Spots.
wood have the same apostolic origin. Ger
sainiy Spicr. Smear, and Spears are contract
ed from, 81. Pierre; and Spearman 10 not
more warllke than when he appears With
out the 81 as Perriman--i. e., Perry's re
fef,sl son. Query: IL Spurlock for 81.
piers lakes Sparks Is probably contrac-
lion OF 81. Perkins; but Parker and Park.
man are occupative. since we IND
the article used with them In old
regisfrations. Pierkel, Pursei, and Purcell,
are probably Piers hiH. Puryesr u FterTe.
The tinaI syllable Of Colvin Calvin denotes
"luhabItant.v For example. Poicferin Is
an iuhabitant Of Poictlers; AngeriE, an in'
habitant OF Apjou. SO we take Coiyin,
with its corruption Goodwin, to be "tne
man from Cologne We have q surname
Collawn, which sounds very much IKE Co
logue. The German name for THIS cny is
KoIu. whence our surname Coln, which APP
pears also In Lincoln-spelt by the OLD
eAographers L;ndont, Coionid, and Ltnd0-
coi,na. This Is hybrid Celt and Lain
word--tyna being the Celtic for deep pool.
aud coin the Roman colony there located.
So Colchester Is the colony protected Dy
castro, or fortified camp. Winchester Is the
Celtic gDenf, ga plain" and cdStrd:
camp SO Winston Is "plaintown.'"
Dorchester (whence the surname Doster) Is
the Celtic dor, "water," and Castro. Man
chester IL the Celtic man, "regi0n," "dis.
trict.v and costra. Gloucester Is Gtduct
castro. Leicester Is Licii cdstra. Wor-
cester is either Ydrri cdSfra or the camp
fixed 10 the country OF the Huicmdre--
pathological proofs OF the Roman occupancy
or Britain. CHARLES DoD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctl0neer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEES SALE
l. OF ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE SET
or TOBACCO.FACTORY FIXTURtstYER BE.
FORE 0FFEREnIN THE CITY ITO OF RICHM9ND,
one e OF ' The MOST EXTENSfvE Who'll EsALE
CIGAR ESTABLISHMENTS, WITH THOU
SASRS OF P2DNpS6 o OF MANUFACTURER MAk 1s
THOUSANDS OF CIGARS; HORSES, MULES,
CARRIAGES, TRUCKS: ROLLERS, ENGINES,
s soMhs, oFf III RI &c &cHln execa,
ti0n of deed Of trust from Robert W. Oliver aud
John y. Robinson aud ats. 70 Henry G. Cannon aud
Robert y. Lyme trustees, dated 1stof June, $780,
and duly recorded Ia the Richmond Chancery Court
ID. B. III c; page 80, The said trustees being re-,
quired so TO do by The beneficiary In said deed, VIII
Tobacco Works, In the city OF Richmond, va, on
Brook avenue, between Clay and Leigh streets, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1s, 1880,
and continuing until the whole Is disposed OF;
First will be sold all The FIXTURES described IN
said deed, which consist In part OF ,,, ,,o,,,,,,
2 EXTRA LARGE FIFTY-HORSE-POWER
ROLLERS, nearly new, made by Ettenger
Edmond, and placed in The Factory about nine
months ago at a cost of $1,000 -.
ELEGANT TWENTY HoRsE-PowER In
ENGINE lcOmpleie);
i PSf$ j and RI ]NSss!
POCKET. PIECE MlLLs-all sizes;
HYDRAULIC PUMPS,
LICORICE. BOILERS,
STEAM SCREWS,
WRINGER,
POTs. IRON STANDS:
o DEFOREsT LUMP-MACHINESa and outfits
PAfRBANKs's SCALES.
srkAM- h and GAsS-PiPlNG throughout the
sHRFTiSG and BETTING.
SMOKING-T0BACC0 CUTTERS.
IN CIGAR DEPARTMENT;
BOLTER and FAN.
aOOVING-MACHINE,
PRESSES, STOVES,
STEAM PUMP.
SMOKING -TOBAC eco PRESSES:
LUMP, CIGAR and CIGARETTE-BENCHES
2 CIGARETTE TTIN9.MACHlNEs;
DRYERS. STEAM BOXES;
23 DEFOREsT MACHINES, for cigars;
FIXTURES MACHINERY, &C.,
used In large and extensive plns.tobaeco, cigar.
ano cigarette manufaetory,
Immediately after the sale OF the fixtures. &C.,
W. w. Pool, as assignee OF Messrs. Oliver Robin
son, under deed dated % October 1850, and duly
recorded IN the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court, Deed. Book =. page -, 10 pursuance OF
said deed, will offer for sale all the stock OF PLUG
TOBACCO, about 65 900 pounds, consisting In
UNo, MANAoLA, and VIRGINIA BEAUTIES
EAYIFs & & II 81 , ss.sss'
12- and 6.inch GOLD BARS
cSHK eo T2SqEGE fm SfshssTf sse'
CiGAR-B0x LUMBER, M0LDs. and everything
pertaining 10 the manufacture Of cigars; .
About 1000 feet SYCAMORE LUMBER, rs well
As all sMOKlNG-TOBACCO BAGS, CLOTH
for same, &C., &c.s -. tt Is %. Iat
ALL BRANDS and LABELS.
ALSO,
2MULES and HARNESS.,
4 HORSES and HARNESS,
j SSy G ishps w = ;.s . sSox
1 GLASS-fRONT CARRIAGE,
And any and all other PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging 70 'ssid Oliver Robinson aud con-
veyed BY decd or consignment 70 WV Pooa,
assixuee. under date Oc1vber 2, 1890.
TnRMs: Cash. n. q. CANNON,
R0BEkT b. LYME
= frusaeoe;
~7 w.w.Po0L. Assignee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
Painful News for StOvall.
lDanvil!e Post.l


The rapidity with which the workmen are
now removing the old framed houses on
Main street to make room for our new Gus.
tom house and post-ofice, which Is soon to
be built by the Federal Government, is a
painful item OF news to MIR. Stovall, whose
principal complaint against Colonel Cabell
is that he should have gotten the
5000 appropriation to construct that
public building in the "outside side"
town OF Danville instead Of in some
rural centre OF the district. T0ney's IA
vorite point OF location was. we believe,
the top OF Bull mountain, in Pat.
rick, where the woodbine twlnetb," and
the best moonshine whiskey is distilled
from the dews of the morning, the fruits OF
the luscious orchards, and flaming grain OF
the fields. That was splendid idea OF
Stoysll's--equal to the brilliant conce ption
OF his celebrated Celestial letter substitu-
ting Chinese labor for that OF his =" faithful
alliesn the colored men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

Editors Dispatch Editors are supposed
TO know everything, and what they do not,
they are presumed TO be acquainted with
come one who does.
Now, the information seek IS BASED
upon two publications have recently seen
on different dates In your paper. Ope was
that Norfolk was one OF the very finest har-
bors on the Atlantic coast, and was the
next largest cotton-recsiviug port Ia the
United states; the other was the report OF
the census, in which Norfolk was repre-
sen;ed to have had q population 10 1870 OF
10, 90, and In 1880 OF 21,999-aD increase
in ten years OF 2,77o, not equal to u per
cent. per annum. Now, l wish to know
why Is not Norfolk a large or larger city
Its an interesting question 10 know what
II is that makes large city. used to bear
II said for many years that canals were The
thing. Then / heard that railroads were
better. And more recently we arc told
without deep water neither canals or rail-
roads are OF any account. Now NorfolR
has two OF the above, and something lar
better than any canal, several large rivers
s.I etching away into the interior several
hundreds OF miles, and yet she Is not
great city. Please tell me what makes
great cityi ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
RICHMOND AND rETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. Z

RICHMOND AND rETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ Der 10, 1880. trains on this read viii run as
LaAvE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL tally, connect, x
for Charleston, Augusla ana Aiken
Via Charlestos). savannah, Raleigh,
jacksonville. Stops only At Manehes-
ter and Cnesttr, aud ct HALLWAY IN
signal. Pullman sleeDers between
New York aud Savannah.
b:2OP. N. ACCOMNODATiON TRAIN daily
(exept sunday. Passengers takinx
this irstn viii make close connection
at Petersburg fer Norfolk. Sops at
ZOO A. H., THRoUGm FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connects with A.,
NJ. & .. X. X. for Lynchourg and De-
yond.
Wilmington, Charleston, and SOUTH
stops al Chester. Half Way, and Drew
RVS Bluff on signal. Pullmso sleepers
between Washington and Charleston.
LEAVE PErKRsBURG NoRra.
e:35 A. ~, THROUGH Mali. daily. connecting
with Richmond. frederichs6usg ara
Potomac railroad tor all points North,
East, and Wet. Stops At Manchester
and Chester, and a. Halfway aud at
Drewry's Bluff on signal. Pullman
sleepers between Charleston and WASH
s:aoA. NJ, &attscSSoiMaoDArIoN TRAIN daily
iexeept sunday. Stops Al I'll st.
ss<p. n. THROUGH MAN. daily. sonnscsiss
with Richmoad, Fredericksbuu .asd
Potomac railroad for al points Eat
and West Alec, making close oeaAee.
,ion with the ChesApeAks and Oh'e
railroad for the Virginia spring. ane
an peinn North and West. This train
stops At Manchester and Chester, and
NJ Half-wa and Draws blsh. ~
signal Pullman slccpers between ~
vsnnah and New York.
1,ao p. NJ. FREIGHT daily except Sunday,
with passenger car attached Sops q
SUNDAY ExcuRsiox TRAINS Leave Eieh'
p.Snd AZ D "A. n. ana A:26 r. NJ; kayl kgeeFe
s-'s r. .. KLINE, SupeSiptspdsnf
4. PoeA q. =. and !. Assah 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
1912 Main street.

EIRST-CLASS UNIMPROVED VA
IL CANT PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF
FIFTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By request OF the own
err who has changed his plans, shall sell, upon the
premises, by public auction, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1850,
at Az O'Clock p. NJ, that grand and exceedingly
valuable desirable, and much admired LOT. located
In that central and pleasant neiehbofhood at south
west corner of Fifth aud Franklin streets, 33x1434
feet, being The highest point in the city for hand
some residence.
The situation and locality Of this lot should COM
mend IL TO any one desiring 10 purchase really the
of The city to erect first. class dwelling upon.
The improvements now going on In that immediate
SQUARE, with those contemplated within a Few
months, insures a good and certain Increase In It's
value, and the purchaser may secure This property
wi Ii the warranty OF having permanent and estao-
ished neIghbos The attention OF the public Is in-
vted TO the offering of this loi, and attend with GER
tainty of its being sold.
TERMS: One ffth cash: balance upon credit OF
one, two, three, ana four years. interest payable
hslf-annualy, and negotiable notes, secured by a
deed Of trust.
The title is perfect beyond question.
ROBERT b. LYME,
nc AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

.r~r,
V nnAnTIfy on nNIMPRovED REAL
EsTxTE in RICHMOND, HENRlGO COUNTY,
AND az THE CITY or MASCHEsT r, :; ,h5
ci,v ~ p,ebmsma entered on the I'm June. 1879,
IN me e. csse on oxs executor us Caheli. Re- we.
s w., ~ ss viii oer for sae on the premi-
'e'' IN 'ns n o.ss' ".,s' $500, 20 ,eso
.,.., !, ~ .sa eouov,,o vArfrARI n
11rssro rrsTxrF-yi,
hEAL hSf AZ 4, xa.ms,s valley contaioiur
Isl ao LUi 70 A sx,andng nm both sides OF
shcckoe creek from Lownaes s,reet W bs ube..
aneate and ohio RAILWAY Company, formerly
Owned BY William and Mary College, .ssrco co,rtv a,
the upper end OF valley street con aiming apou.
THREE AND HALF ACktS, part OF wn ,a
fronts on The north SIDE on ssney see. suu ,s 81
said company. TO be divided into sEyENIEE,N y
BUILDING LOTS ACCORDING 70 pa. nss LOIS
be seen At the once OF the auctIeneer. Ihese o's
orr peculiar attractions to The artisans ~ 'ncse
And on the following day-viz.
wrnxron.v ocropvp "a 1890
sSole - ..,nn :, AZ ,b.,
on the premises, comHencaihe az - 1n., no 81
Arch and First streets, fronting onihe east me OF
First street l65 feet running oscs on ,ne noIsd
nme OF a Hr sn scbmoud and Aileghany railroad
also, the LOT IN rear OF above fronting on tue
wet iine OF secona s,,eet oV iee'' '"""'"e '"N"
about lZ0 reef 10 an aiIel: n rot -, thu
Aner wnich-ssay az e.ocs a,,.esn T vn re
north slde OF rrankin s, ,aa, .ron,Ins AZ Sset
nrst ana IWeny secvnu s.lse L ~, nv"i"s n ~''
running back 100 feet 70 wide siIsy. v,ur,rc rx
After which, on The premises, w O-fI NJ - ~
TEREST In LOT No: 10 IN tne an OF nsG fs ~
warehouse. fronting 70 ieet on ,he norm si2s oi
Water street, running DacS rregu'ary " tue io'A
River raiiroad. ,,,,,o .,a ,,.oo lot yo. "A. in
And at the same ,iBe anu p'1 Tfv ~ Nh IN
LEWIS Plan, no =; eo9.a,e shnn, an, ss.f on
II
Lewis street. near Rockets running oacs quo ,eg'
10 James n. hlcbaru o. npei s"} np ThI, ,s I.
dence iormeriy occupieu ny H. h' D"Ae' ms :"
Dtau1ful iOi. =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE ELEGANT THREE-STORY NEW
i BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No. COL
EAST BROAD STREET FOR SALE AT AUG
whose increasing business requires larger store,
we Will sell by auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA,
at az O'Clock T.. NJ, their PRESENT STAND, stu
ated at the southeast corner of Broad and Sixth
streets.
The store is about 22x90 feet TO an alley; Is Of
fine pitch, beautifully lighted, and perfect In all its
arrangements for a dry-go0ds, shoe, cr0ckery, or
other business. There is n fine dry basement below
ana above are handsome accommodations for a
family, embracing nine rooms, besides bathrooms,
closets, DC.
II will he readily admitted bv all that there is no
location n the whole city more desirable than this,
occupying as II does CORNER ON BROAD STREET
IN THE CENTRE OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE
AND ACTIVE BUSINESS.
The building is upon ground held under lease,
paying 1925 per annum grOund-rent until May L.
1881, and after that date may be renewed al rental
of $500 per annum for ten or fifteen years, as the
purchaser may cleo at the expiration OF which
lime the owner of the ground Is TO pay for the
buildings. ,
Possession of the store viii he given by the Goth
Of October, and Of the remainder OF the premises
by the LIST of January next.
affords an opportunity TO secure for long term OF
at mOdera recital one oil Inc very Dest busl-
ness-stands In the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, with per cent. interest, and
secured by deed Of trust.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&c 10 Aut tioneers.