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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

MOST EXCELLENT AND PRODUC-
wi TIVE IMPROVED FARM IN HtNRIC0
COUNTY TEN NILES EAST OF AND BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. On THE KINGS
LAND ROAD ONEAND 4 HALF MlLtSSOUTH
OF FOUR MILE-CRfEK 'PTiST CHURCH, IL
HFNRiCr, CONTAINING ONE HUNDREnAN
SIXTY. FIGHT ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND
IN 4 GOOD STATE OF CULTIVATION. WITH
A NICE FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
SIX ROOMS. KITCHEN. STABLES. BARNS. &C.
Fol, SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTI0N.-By rtquc,l
Of Ibe heirs OF The late Mr.. Emily j. Grover shall
sell. upon the premises. on MONDAY MKT. The
22d day of March 1880 at o'clock i. NJ. of that
day the above valuable FARM, lately and for long
time occupied by Mrs. Grover previous to her Death
The farm IS well located. aud Is In a frst-rate
neiyLborhoOd; mills. churches, schools. &C.. near
by sufficient quantity OF timber for the demands
Of he farip. Tins is justly regarded Us one Of the
best little farms in lower lienrco. aud special at
fention Is called to The sale Dir. W. II. Grover,
upOn The premises. will Iake pleasure In showing
tie premises TO any ole wishing ~ examine them
prior 10 the day OF sac.
Immediately after the above sale | will sell TWO
HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES adjoining ard
directly in front of The faru trsi descIi bed. The
soil Is very good, and "A bar gaia VIII be had.
THE TERMS viii be liberal, and announced at
tine of safe. ROBERT Ii. LYME,
MIL Auciioneei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17
BY GruJbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
i BUILDING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
Uf hill AND ST. JAMES STREtTS;-By virtue
Of Two leeds Of trust, one from w Fleet trustee
j. Belle Flee, 10 John L. Grubb.. and the "iher from
w c. Fleet trustee for j. D. lie fleeI and he SAID ~
Belle Fleet To Richard l.. Maury. the first fat he
Isth OF Apr,l 1879 and the latter the 81 81 Of APRIL
1879. and both recorded IN the clerks ONCE OF
The Cnancery Court or Richmond, We MI ss,i py
public auction upon The premises, on fRlDAf the
leih OF March, 1880. az AZ O'Clock Il. W., The
BRICK DWELLING situated as above, con'sinmg
Xix rooms. Tie lot fronts about 43 iett ana runs
back so teet 10 Orange street.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 nav Tue costs Oh saie,
and two notes. one for 1850 With inieret from ne
~ IT OF August 1870. and the other for sl25 With
ineres. from The 2ath of Nav. 1879. ana the resi-
due upou fuch terms as the rrantors ~ said ceeds
may prescribe. JOHN l.. Cru BIZ. Irm.tF,
RICHARD l.. MAURf, Trustee.
0RuBps 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers' mos
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
ul RICuMONp.
THE SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION
begins TUESDAY, March 18th.
For announcement or further IN formation. ad-
dress NJ. L. JAMES, NJ. d.. Registrar,
nh 3.deod7t,swluhl7&w2l y
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EAST BOUND.

Mail train arrives at Richmond d,ily oX-
cept sunday at............-...,.,.t-. - iI D 10
Express train arrives al EichIn"hi balN
f.' 10 u
Accommodation train arrives 40 E.rh-
nOnd daily except SUNDAY at...........' 'N \. N.
Mixed train leaves stanton 90 1879 A. ut.
taking passengers from VIRGIN Midland ''' rl
Lynchburg aud Dlnyie, and arrives "a j. Hl
al lt:i5 l.. II.
a connects with Virginia Midland ir'. ir
Lynchburg. Dauyie. and Atlantic lu..i-,'l
Ohio Railroad stations au WIZ NlrNtI Ni'
land train, leaving ~ $40 L. VI frr NaspI.s..l.
e connects with Viriinia Midland 'raia.
al 4:05 A. VI. for Washington AMI iHr N.i..
& connects win Virginia Mld.'nd l.H
LTuchburg and l1nNiile.
ID coLuccts win Valley railroad acf0u''.
train. raying NJ 3:lj NJ. for Bar 1.0U.H+
l. connects with Valley railroad iraiu, t" N
10 so \. VI. Cor Iiar9'rs Ferry.
r connects with stages TOR Lrxinr'<.
G. connects with &. b. :. and T.. J.. steam r.
Port mOutn and Cincinnati.
II connects with sciotO "tllcy ff~oii 10 It
Northwest.
J connects with all lines dv,rgns o. t.e VI '
Northwest. and Southwest.
For tickets. blygagc-chock.. an lYflrmai
route. time. * C.. apply 90 Che fltahr aui Ni
way depot and $40 Main street.
Through tickets always a. low =, hf Ih.
route. W. VI. p. ~ ~"
Euginecr aud SUqfriuff .
CONWAY p. HOWARD, General Paasens
Ticket Agent. 20
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RICHMOND. YORK RIvKE AsDs HEsPEAkEI
RAILROAD. !
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY Z, 1880.

RICHMOND, ORk hi'hh ANU, h,.sI hnNSf
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY &, 1880.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily (except sum
day). connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THUR DAY. and sAI
URDAY with steamers for all land
Jugs on the York river aud for Balti-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$40 A. Nh Leave Richmond daily Except sum
1000 A, NJ dayl, connecting ut West Point Win
AVN steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY.
Tuesday, WEDN ESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SAL CRllAY
with steamers for New YORK on
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi.
dence and Bos,on on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
IO.Oo A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
sunday, connecting al West POM
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard SAT
uRDAY with steamers from Baiti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 p. M Arrive at Richmond daily leXcep,
500 L. VI. ! sunday, connecting az west ROM
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond TO or fr1 N
southern points Cars run through between Athhla
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest rates
Tnrough bills of lading, with guaranteed rates
Issued 10 all northern and western points.
For II formation. apply at Office Of the company
Twenty-tblrd and Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
oc4 II. T. DOUGLAS. superintendent
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GRETTER &kAYO.-Tbe subscribers
NJ have opened TALL FAMILY GROCERY
STORE ut No. 81 - Marshall between Fifth aud
Sixth reefs. TheTfwiIf furnish every article In
their line a such fres ~ canpot fall 10 give salts
faction. PIedg,ng Qeir united Efforts 10 do this.
they respectful w B5cit the patronage OF their
friends and the pubic. Give Us rial.
n GEORGE w. GRETrER,
WILLIAM r. MAYO.
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poSTFO\ENENT.

The above sale, owing 10 the incemency OF The
weather. Is pns,poned until WEDNESDAY the
l7ih day of March, 1880: ai the same hour
j. PRESTON COOKE,
,b12 SDecia. commissioner.
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BY Jas. Macdougail, AuctIoneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thrteenthl street.

CTOCK OF MILLINERY, BONNETS,
~ HATS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, AND a
GENERAL VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. AT
AUCTION.-m THURSDAY. lSih instant, NJ OK
O'Clock | will sell at The store No. 500 Marshall
street. between fifth and Sixth, large aud fresh
assortment Of The ahsve named goods. The at'en-
ton Of the trade, and especially the ladies' is asked,
a the goods ae fresh and desirable, and will lie sold
without reserve.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctoneer.
T.. b. COOK, Salesman. NH 7
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POsTPONEMENT.

nv reason OF the continued rainy wear er me lore
Going sa,,.s were postponed I'll WEDNESDAY the
o4tn of NJ irch. 1890. NJ The same hour.
mn z 2n.2l23N24 TIE COMMISSIONERS.
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Ky Robert u. Lynn.
Real Estate Agent ana AuctiOneer.
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALEOF TIA

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALEOFTHAT
L TWC-SrORY FRAMETENtMtN NJ DWELL
ING No. 142s, SITUATED on THE NORTH
LINE OF POPLAR ONE DOOR WEST
OF FIFTEENTH STREEr.-In execution of a
certain deed of trast 10 The undcrsi ned trus-
tee. d,iqd the l6th day Of October, 1871. and
recor oed IN Richmond Chancery Court. ID. Il. % A.,
page 297, we VIII offer for sale upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the l6;h day Of March, 1880, at D
o'clock L. NJ being required so 10 do by the holder
Of The bond iher,i n d. cribed default having been
made in the payment of the samel. the PROPt R1Y
ab0yr described The lot fronts ~ feet on the norh
line Of P0plsr street ana runs back 1872 feet. The
house con AIMS six rooms. aud Will AT all lines yield
a yood percen age on its yau'.
TERMS Cash Us 10 expenses Of sale aud 10 nay on
bond With int rest thereon, amounting 10 s666.67;
alance upon 4 rms TO be given ~ sale.
w. l.. COWAkDiN,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
mhe Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF L II A NJ L
L HOUSE AND LOT No. 7U7 LOUISIANA
STREET.-By virtue of deed OF trust dated No
V, nbcr IL. 1873, recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court, Deadlock 113 G, page PIP. execu'ed by
Charl,.s +. Walthall AMI Wife to the undersigned,
trustees aud whereas default has been made In pay
ment of Obligations ,hei Gin secured, and being re-
oured 50 to do by the beneGciarieS. We will SELL on
The premises. on FRIDAY The 2Gih day OF March,
1850 at 8 o'clock i. the above PROPERTY,
fronting on tie south line Of Louisiana street be-
tween Fulton aud Erin streets 90 feel with depth
OF is felt being Lots 3 ana "a IN square No 10.
Tn, HOUSE Is two stories. and has four rooms.
TERMS: Cash as to exp nses Of sale and $3.50
and lance on such terms as may be announced at
sale. u. Z. y. KAUFMAN,
JULIUS STR sUSF,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciioneer. NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17
ByJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.
DESIRABLE CORNER DOUI

DESIRABLE CORNER DOUBLE
N DPiCK RE>IDENCF, WITH LARGE LOT
ATTACHED, on THE NOR IHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND FOURTH STREETS, SOLD FOR
DIVISION OF TIE ESTATE.-I VIII sell al public
auction on MONDAY, March 9Th, al o'clock r..
NJ, that D. UBLF-BRICK DWELLING aud SPA
CIOUS LOT located rs above, being In most
central Iocadty-conv, nient 10 business, market,
Churches &C. BY a small outlay a manssrd roof
could be pu the dwelling, making II as desirable
rs any residence In this desirable AMI mncn-im,
moved norton Of The city. The LOT IS large, aud
fronts so feet on . Law STREET with depth OF lob
feet ~ ore o. less along Fourth street.
TERMS: Fxcee 1ngly easy only ono fourh cash
balance In one, two, and three years.
POSTPONtNENT.
POSTPONED on account OF the weather until FRI
DAY. March gth, at same hour.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH II Auctioheer.
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sPEcTA.LEs. EYEGLASSES, &C.

RIO REGAIN YOUR SIGH. asSs@
Il FOR csc. TX
cap 1T 1904 Main street and get paii OF SPECTA-
CEs or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment OF
e,lNtrtor quality always on hand. Prices from 25c.
upwards ssilfuiiy adjusted 70 the eye BY
w. III. COWARDIN,
PracticalSpiician. Matchmaker. and JewelIer,
de x-6m 1904 Main street
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OPTICIANS.

no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT ,ss,T-}
FOR Csc. $500 \.
cal at 223 Broad street and get a pair 81 >, l
,npetlor quality always on hand. Prices is"'"
upward. SAiifnlly adjusted 10 the eve ey,re
p,a.,,eai Oo,ieiau Wa chmsker. ana je"e..a'
22s broad street lageat for W. II. Vo""'''"'
nh 6.Sm
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RICHMOND AND PfrfRSnIEHt
RAILROAD tOMPAAf.
COMMENCING MONDAY, harcA I'
~ 1870, trains ON ihis read will run 10 ioillT'.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
Io.oo ~. THROUGH NAIL daily, corn-'ii
Tor Charleston, savannah, ~ a
and Aiken (yia Charleston, h''.
jacksonville. stops only AZ if''
3nd Manchester, ard AZ iiAii-" i' d
signal.
500 4. LYNCHBURG EXPIRES
maiei close connection 1i f'''
VII 'na Afiauttr. - .-.l .-.'. ''t
ohio RAILROAD FOR Hri .ol 'i'''f
"a Nashville, MrIs tN'>. - 100
Farmyiic. and nIb-f i.ra 81 i'...
tkat road, wtkiaf s.t~, D
any other line. stop ~ a.. i'-'
stations.
43oP.M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN sly
tcNc,pt SUNDAY. i'a.rt. s'Ih use
e.. train will make ciase conh''-''
~ Pet sbCrg for sorio.A.
1925 T. .THROUGH MAIL ca''. co
Tor WeiH,u, NlimluNtoh' t'-
Charleston, savanna, \ -'..'.
lumhia, A;ialia. Ndc'r, 'if..-
Mobile, New Oritan., -.a @i
south aud SDutlwr.t iII.I'
in4-csT f0m Va bias ODD
n4luglOn. Ssya, Iln, ago. %
Stcn. oriv al Nlsmchestcr I,t '-...f
and Iiaii- WAY au sigua'- 49,. . ..
65OP VI. THROUGH FREIGHT IFNi' '
except sunday p''-e"-'' ''
tachtd.
arAvE PETERSBURG N1erh'
G.35 4 NJ THROUGH NAIL f5hy' '''NN.'
V.th RicDmo. 4, Gre ..rtA'.A
Potomac rain ntl %. a ifo.ii T.
F-,t auo IVES. stops az ".
Ia aud Chester, sal - d ...'"'
and a Drurys Bun, oo sigma
o.25A. 81. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN
ieAccD, supCSyl. steps a. a. -
tOus.
Pm. LYNCHBURG EXPIRES g..
tcxc,pt >uudaSl. St'ps "ril A.
CHESTER aud hester, and uai-"'i
on sigDal. ,
S.Aa p, N. THROUGH MAI. daily, sonn70.r'
With Nichmoad, trodcrickst tIs -
Potomac railroad for al Ioins -
and West Also, making close c,n ,,,s
ton with the Chesapeake an a
railroad for the Yirglni> slriht, "a
ali points North and West. thh =
stops Al Manchester aud thr,.f. "a "a
al Eaf-Way aud Drarl's "'-1'
signal. ts
sl5P.M, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAN 3D.,
Except sunday; psastnsf ca
iached. -.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VII S''''
S,fNDNY fXCuRSION TRAINS leave u.
mono $40 A. NJ. aud AIS 4. NJ; ha'e
hnrg a.3O A, NJ. an.' i.2A y. NJ. every Suiu',
NH is +. ID. KLINE, Supefinl"hhe~.
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ny virtue of decree ia the SUI, OF Nh, a.
am aon MS entered IN the Richmond ChhnctIS
coar a." January 10, ESQ The uncerslgneSl
corornf .sioners sppo'etcd ine't,o' W~nSEsnkY.
March I'm a osses p NJ ,lo s nMS Of e Grace
~, ~ i,erry streets being Nos. 41o and Az. NO.
4io rrous 1913 more or less and No hocs sa eei
,ac,e or ,,sss 10 an alley twelve fees VIDE.
fs flhE LARGE nogNf i:r Li and i'i Henry
s,peets. with deull of 100 feet, more or ie's 10 a
alley twelve feet wtde. ..,.r ~, for
10 psrties seeking a frst-class corner 10Y ~,
,,,iit,ng ruynoseS on west Grace street, or ucsiius
70 secure medium-sze brick reidcnces ,or ",,c
cr ~ secure gocd-psying investment, no ns, ~
nsfortnnity can be sforded. suea propeit! ss 'nc
above being seldom on the marke.. ., c,,r e,sht.
Trp1s: one fourth cash, balance III i'ur. e,nn,'
s,d ,wetve months pegotiBb poieS, WIN initres,,
and ,itle retained tiil all the probationary !"
psiu an" ROBERT EOWAEn.
JAMES ~. DOOl.Ef.
Commissioners.
&. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciiopcer. Inn ~
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\ coenecl, for. Farnylle Lynch,urs ala :.
poinfs in The Southwest.
CONNECTS for Milton. sc.
& conaects for Macon aud ali points IN so.t. s.,.
Georgia.
u connects for Jacksonville and al points n Pa.
rids.
4 connects for Macon and al points To- Sea.ir..,
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville, Nomrl. an.
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, Meridian. Jack.o,. ,,s
Wick burg.
g. connect Is for Galveston and al T,xar r0lrts
Trains from tue abOye-namrd points g-rI-t .
Richmond 81 i:i3 p. VI. $50 4. VI .aad61-p.u
Trains between Greensboro aud SALEM i44us.
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make ...U.,.
ton az GOld.b0rO Win lie Wa ". H.. ,.s
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Seepfgf,,
ruH through Oh Train NJ. ~ irouR New Nor, ,oe
kichmon 10 Atlanta, AMI from Green lnrp DID, a..
gu>ta, ana on Train No. ~ from Eo-'oi. Na.f.
savannah. Ca, ria RichWOnd
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast Al
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-OyeT checks given on lecal tickets.
JOHN II. MAJ MtRDO
General Passenger AGENT
7. VI. Y. TALCOTT, General superintendent
Wn u
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by j. Thomp on Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
l1l3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
1 DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE CORNFR OF
SIXTH AND LOUISIANA STREE1S.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust dated 1Slh March. s76 recorded
In ID. Is. l07 G., PAGE 800, eXecued by james kerse
and wife To The uDoerSignCd trustees, and whereas
default has b. en- made in the payment OF tie obli-
CATION, the rein secured, and being required to do
we win sell on The premises, on MONDAY, Mprch
22, $50, ut O'Clock 7. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
fronting on north side of Louisiana street IS feet.
and unning back on w,st line or Sixth street 90
feet 10 an alley ten feet Wild.
TERMS: Cash rs To expense Of sale and 81 800 I;
and the balance as viii he announced AT sale.
II. &. G. HARTMAN,
JULIUS >TRAUSF,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer. NH II
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POSTPONEMENT.

POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is unayOidaby POSTPONED until
FRIDAY the 10Th Gay OF March. lssO.a O'clocf .
w. l.. tnWARDIN,
ALEXANDER II. >ANDS,
NH 10 Trustees.
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c,.r ysTAyE AT PRIVATE sALE.i

r ARGE AND EXCELLENT BRICK 81
IL TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ~
MARSHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUsllkE
SHEETS FOR SALE.-This excellent and wei,
arranged BRICK TENEMENT IS for sale on liberal
and accomm odaiing terms. The LOT ms q trnntoi
2yxl67is feet 40 "a wide alley. The DWELLING
contains about twelve or more rooms. well fur-
occupied by n. VI. Lee, Esq. Apply TO
o'O"P''N' " W. GODDlN.
,oh1-.o, Peal Fstate AuctiOncer.
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GOAL SOLD By WEIGHT.-I have in
~ my yard, Twenty-iirst street between Main
aud Franklin. 900 tons ANTHBACITE COAL,
all sizes. aud best quality. ald will be sold for cash
a. cheap as can be bOugrt. PINE aud OAK WOOD
sold from $3.50 20 $3.50 per cOrd. Branch yard,
Sixteenth aud Darlington streets. .
e. L. MURPHY,
de S0-eOd No. Twenty.hrst street.
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rTANLEY LIPSCOMB

CTANLEY LiPSCOMB
~ (succes sor TO G. Il. LIPsCoMBl,
BROAD AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS.
ANTHRACITE COAL, BlIuAlNOus COAL.
and PINE WOOD dong or saw.cl. EVERY DE-
SCRlPTlON OF FUEL At LOWEST PRICES.
Orders prOmpiiy attc nded 10. fe 23-cOdlm
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
i SPLINT COAL. BEST ANTHRACIfECOAI,
BEST FORE>T PINE aud OAK WOOD. BEST
CUMBERi. AND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM coal =. p. LATHROP.
dc l9 seventeenth street. at draw-bridge.
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y ny y. Thompson Brown
rea, ystsu Aren't and Aucuoneer,
No, 11I3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF GRACE
sTRFET PROPERTY.

TWO BRICK HGUsEs AND LARGt yaccnnN'
lot NOETIfFAeT C0kNER or tkAcb
AND HENRY STREETS.
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SEED. &c.
vVCDD AHR COh

CUAL AND WOOD-NOW Is THE
~ TlMF.-Good PINE WOOD, 1880 per cord;
OAK. 81 aud $3.50 per cord; sPLlNT LUMP,
s475: HAIL, IA % best BRIGHTHOPE, 50 90;
81. aud "a. 80 Der 1000 pounds SOFT COX Il aud
ENGINE COAL. all grades. ut lowest prices; AN
THRACITE Of all sizes and irst-cass al summer
prices Orders promptly fitted at either lard-7OS
Broad or Cary between Nineteenth and Twentieth.
ja2l &. n. PAGE.
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by Edward j. Warren.
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

NH 40 s.o,1l,l2 I315.i6I7,ls
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PROPOSALS.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. NH s
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Cole County Election.

The Independent Republican ticket wa
elected entire. except Representative ami he
an anti state right democrat. The people OF
Missouri are and have been looking for the
last W years at the stealthy movements OF
what Is known "A "Solld s luth" in the way
OF manipulating the civil power Of the
Government.
It showed its force At Clncinuasi; In the
Missouri State Convention; (Democra,ic) In
all the congressional conventions OF No. ard
even the county executive committee.
throughout $40. the same pArtiEans seem 10
manopoliae and claim proiorment for each
and every civil Cfliee In the STATE; the result
OF such morbid thurst TO get conirole Of the
civil power 10 this state and ia fact all over
the UniIst States: has aroused a suspicion
on part OF war democrats hat the state right
element have some secret design 10 ac-
complain by civil power, what they failed 10
do by force OF arms; hence they ars %rallylDg
70 the old nag OF onr common country, with
The Republicans and before another four
years ends, the state Of Missouri will be solid
Republican.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
VandorblItB Millions.


ltfun lie ltbkcs j iufnAl.
Some one has ma 10 8 curious ejaculation
Of what Mr.. Vanderbilt could do witt hi.
money. William Il. Y4nderbilt's iucome
from bis Investments 10 Sjl 600 900 4 per
cent. government bonds Is represented a,
SIS 0O0 daily, which is sos Is per hour, 50 AZ
per minute, or 3 oants per sec 1nd. Assum.n ny
thBt hs is psid by tho seconi, he cannot pos
Silly spend hIs money, - h could not telt ct
nis purchases and lay dow1 tho pieces fast
enough. he could no, throw " away: To
pick up, osst, reeoye-, pick up, cast sgain.
would take up wa seconds, and II he worked
all through the twsnty. tonr hours without
'est no could only dispose of one h III o! he
Income. By living economically saving NJ
Tor four years, he could, pacing his Aye-c, A.
pieces side By side, mska n picksl belt ar. a d
The earth, or by converting hs savings iuto
que cent pieces and mpunhng thpm In a pile.
he could In twaBfv wears erect = road 10 The
moon, and have $500 20 invest Whsa Ia 70,
there. Sh uld ais ainussmsnI take a chhri-
table twist, no cJu,d oatofa years rtceipvs
donate twenty cans 81 every man, woman
aud child In the u iited S.ates, sud have
money let oyer, 0ther vast possibilities
ceur 10 the glowing faneg e the esliulAtor
In ono DAY he could O. 10 S 900 er 'nsel. ga
10000 puts of peanuts, dapk 8 90 glass ;
OF lemonade, ana have money lett W go his
boots blACksd II caa' afford to have 500 000
shirts washed IN ons day, And Oh tina cav "a
bis death bis income will buy ten Grst-class
.unsrkls.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

The g .rmAn Insurance O Jmn4ny OF Free.
port Ill.,, was established IN 1868 and is rated
~ one OF tho best Insurance en- pc uies IN
Americ+. as they insure principally i-olAted
and Farm Property nnd take no large city
rIsks, thereby making Is more safe for the far.
mer there can be no doubt IS to their safety
and soundnes- aud a. their premiums are 81,
light no farmer or peIsons owning property
Can sfurd TO carry their wi rsss. n.lther
should they, whsn they can get Insured With
= company who are ample able and reliable,
and do Adinst their losses promptly.
X. VER tRYcK has been apFoiuted AZ The 7
experience In The bus,utas will write no your
application A. time. Give him = cal IN 10
suFauce. Milf
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Pn0ltsAea Kverv 7Aursday:

Toe State hth hatchery has Just been com-
pleIed at 81. Josspb at al s1pense Of 81 900,
which will be ample for all time to -ome
The land for this hatchery was donated by
81. Joe. A pool forty feet By twenty has
been formed right al the mouth OF = fne
spring. Two hundred thousand California
salmon eggs are now Matching in this pool.
They will DO ready for general distribution
throughout the State about tho frat of Jan.
uAry. la general the commission has die
trlbuted more ash ia the waters Of the South
western part of the State than elsewhere.
Several haudred thousand shAd and brook
trout have been thus distributed in the past
year. Generally, these have done we'll.