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Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
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Wiooel mob 0roiibuIsr.
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vi 10 l0u ler
a. Smco Droitbulcr for,9ripss Yim.nt
Sinttur. iom tilnpes at 100 @ram
Ylmsnt o. $50 8ram Altobol. nj
csnne 8initur tussr mar nOa,i paa en-
ulolap % lnoanlo,r oasIie 5rohbuIsrns
oermso. Sstt. iOrlieltcr man loo
lanae. iuotiI man iporer en- itert Git.
Ten ,u.r Branbsn. SOr busr Sam.
mon bar forstaeet en- 5ubenionisa.
'porer man einorina ; I N~Imiut,Iigbdo
CT Onost beu.t / 8 Gage. - b. Nar
ltsoe eooe Ginbi,r til YuIpu an
Worisr. iietsr BEN o9 tnaor Dem tpo.
tt9 iammu m,o 9aoisisot, iom er
im,lt,t / Bntmt uo,n Solt; ben Der
Oso ir,miomn, Salus imsrsr NOR pau
serrsosIappsr 90 lager BEN pan BE-
frOtnt 9smm,r. C : Nuslanb on.
osuosr man fsla,ub, Sr,m9anssmnob,
Wun iua.r Stnlsns Of iuloiomm.n
mcon. @sutisr, lessu Dem msb ben
NOR. Sio, til Colin. isrru Dem poo
oenns Waaos "a 8lsmmu Dem iii
Bru9. Waar man nu oil onuenos
Wloltt. laa opbIeotr NOR b, terr,o,
S'au,r | ourmt 8anb. % logger Dem
m,b Deb inors Sios paa bet frosne
Sl,e git,r uOel, Mlnuti,r uis,r i,lo
De b,iiisii. Smuttr. oa 8ebm, o.
Suult iOriUlHoet iuIoitonois / tort
sio. u StaQst teri mao nan IGg0s
pao irlItt Opbleot. d Won in8rr nj
| Del al oun al bIoa sobjslot mso
Splrltus uotrutH, Sait 100 Dele Cpl
rfus 2 Splitt,u btraf b,Iosr mon /
IN 5Iui', iolot. | 6oru,lm uitO9t Bauo,
rplisr oct belle 8 Wluutisr 'rniiist ON
% anD,notr BET pna ielstnes Wanot T.:
Den lib,nb, 9d blip,r inosusott iaa
lons, m,o en- Spiisittfulo Of otnue
SGolts inoill ben u eanft ter ielen.
3nos%nienineen moo lie WOr9,n %
4iltn. | ltmms 8llielee Oeiaa en- III
10 Sang, / 9sb,t al Dn9en. SGn
bern. pafr man ON WOrSmsH !
Sim, .it,r 5ntgnir nlnsen ri mso
'OIoi 8aun, ON Nitn pnoi'tr man iie
ltts. 4fpoiiningsu af t~5eooerns mao
u, ftIoen % fun Om WOrsm.n. Gr
Der Sitosr, iOm oiiouor,r Waltris, lao
oppper man Ynrrtoslnppn | bet m,o
optnrnpnte Balloon nlialis Blnb %
logger ben paa Os iornpr bette bust.
gang BE- q bIsDue tarrt; ioaoanrs
Si,oer mOa Oaiaa ,ngars ON go8n
ttni,s m,o Unfit 8auo. e Nan 10.
ar 3 goo fnults 8al0bler mto ! ID
R,enoauo / Zine / a Yutar rIeI
Baoltm ,iiu Gii eIniu9u slsnu,m st
enilat, Os srues Den cGgII8 "a
Sang, / slmt aOtT Sang III st Dab
If b. llotno, 9ele. 81 baosos Ode
maa mon oiterrs mto Il ioye0tlst
psrolleii emit, Sel. bn SaIGblsaf.
tOsti ,il,rIuou ale suI, Sle'tr. Sep
init. Sron1flou iel9sr 3tlbrsb.ll,u
aQ,G,os ,it,r noels 8dBs, REQ abr,
mao Bno,us Ollsrs elsnla8cs. Den
umms Butnlng opnndCs pso Anpm.
otlirn al Ggcbart man toaer ! ID
Gatbott blanctr Oct meo / ID Sdno
"a benpttcr Bonn, Naeit ION Omlla8
pla lamms Waaos iJm g lGbIsoples.
mns,u. 6oreUrIsl maa mai ltt' an
otuce nOssi al olsis Wlelsr pso ~
0tuols os uIltnos 5roibnlsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

Mtbbel mob 8orter. Wan
aiitaQu 5ornla9st nosn at laos cd
,omms III Bleonine, os lG8s, osrrpsi
8lnsoolte oppusb, .&Ompresisr, ION
mon. noar Der CT bl,pns @rrt, alisi
b,iuat,r mso Biuspolie. Gr ccnns Ss'
banollns lite mulis ON 9assn, moo
Den lie ON Raiisu. oOs parsr ben oa
nosst lans,re. otter nOSIe Gasss
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

Gu Of De riscite Wlno | Terosn TT
Tor an 30 ilosn 300 | Ndp yott Oct
oar alsmano,r 8Oslsiis, iOm / 9en'
luurs I'll SOrmus iuuos mdals lis meo
Sttuattstne tutt 8anosrbllis. pans
gitsrlaosnitab bslebsr is til II - 20
Mluionu 9oQars. Setter Sosuetls
n~eptiamm,ps ira be frantic 0amilier.
ION / 1855 iorlob 1T Slsm ION 6elSs
al S~phausli,n al Bet nantilts Goui
DEN ofcebts B,ft,faoer Iasoe 9runosn
til ben umaaoelise SOrmu.. 9lu Op.
rsii,oe i Sanoper.S quar. 3nlst "Osn
apIons @ssls" en- Sisnttambanbd,
lolate fun mob rso, Ysnser % par en-
al be isrlts. iom foritoo ben 8nuFt OF
auerlcr.. Sans SHnnsien gao 'l9
ller al mso 6runo. % Bps9slpsfula'
toner % ioritOo mso ct s8st &larlpn
al iuruci., bBuo Der mse slosn ollos
uopitls iis I'll itOrs Sami9rIslspuntier
BED i'm 300 Neos ban en- WGn9os
Butltfsr i Btoacpap Saotn. belle Del
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

Jor 9snner o. Runber befienbtsisrsS
berpeo, at lea after ~ierpersr meo BARN
Katie og Lunch
til boiIseniombelt gib al 0aeen. paa
famine Stso ipm forrise ginter, psS
Sioen at 8. 8. Rpsss Str9beerp9rsiteo'
Baibinston Str, DEBORAH, Soma.
Mrs. X
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
9iot al 9bert.
Wuuotn meo Glaaoi,t. gu ,nei,

Wanotn meo 6laa0itt. gn snei,i
Rano q. 9onis par iaa atloi9 en-
Sang. ba ban ipi0soe 3nninga I en-
ktrts. at pinoe Ct @laseit pan piIoe
bope fo~rstruittt &onianicr. men ba
ban MI en- Sang bapos foad Eist. be
lutl,oe Jon at sierc iua ms9st uo al
oct iom muli9t. Set lpiisbss bnm a.
sler, en- bel Del no al Oct. 9iu for
IuQ,r ielp b,rom feI9snoe: Gn DAG
'om Der en- 9Rano op poa nit 8ontor
Tor al prbale mig ! NnIscnins Of noals
5orrsnlnar. ri bapoe bout lammsR
ON en- llosn 9%onoelenoom. San por
ior,iommsnbs NOT Ill ierit at motipsr,
o,un, raoltals 6rsmGou9tmaooe. Ss9
bert, m.o iulbitnnbie gaining poo
BAN. ga ban Dor i9reiB, io9 iss
aonite rolis nit Gis no 90 lasct BET
pna BOrost, iOm ct lpnIi9t 8esn paa
bet opupgIosnos 5nbtrpt. bans Sore.
oro9 bapoe glOrt pua mig. SIG bar
albrls Ter sler iiosn iti ct Wtnn,'ie
lebs iaa burtls nsoODsr en- Crap 90
BET oar en- Wonb, ION meo Getbeb
iunoe butt, btae, Gnosr iammsn paa
mig. - gn Dag meots lss paa en-
Spaitrtur TO ,Srentimmsr, lOm boo ON
en- NImisle t5or at plls. at Der sapss
andre 9lotIler / Bsrbsn sno bsres, fog
lea min anlp op. iiar nit @lasels no
% preitntereo. bet for Damune. %
toe ,5lugi,n o. lob iue &uruu bllps
ltoasnos poo Sorosn. Seq fOriestt
ioralou,s at fable benz tilboee. -
Sterit 5ornelsIi, al NIT Gis bar iss
ooa / S%pOruosnu. Seq fan altlo ioo
Blabs. gr Der iulot. % Der tommsr
Domm,t inb, iom snli,r YIaps. Iut
Ter l,s mt rail-. Gie os retIer NIT
Slasei, mob ben 9erre, leg bar uoltet
iii STer. Oct bar snonu lie bGnot.
al 5erttu sr bl,pst lobenpe Serli
ollpsr ban urollg % ilpller iis irsm
% nlbaas paa Snoet. laa fara ban
op oe fiprlsr no al 8Osusu. Der TT
noost rgoiont p,o otnns SllErlns mso
ct oeot Gls. 5es bar en- Sang ieml
IN bel SpotuOan paa osnne Waaos;
lea sr De lpsrposustlersnos Domsrs
eItlorsps 9nolins.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
ReiieuOe Aaent.

=. W. Gmunbien Ct ensaseret ION refs
i.no. asent, % Tom FABIAN bsmpnbi gel
til at mobtass % tuittsre for abonne'
q. Hnunbfsn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

Rtbbel MOB Blgortn8sr
af Soar. 5undIOuo onb,Inlss
iOm ct mes,t burlist Os infer, bloc
hiu,uo. Rlood RosIs 0ruub'r osra'
brasi i BET bIepsncs Saar ltllsr SIsc'
ulugeH eItblitiellg
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

6orlsb oil Der hi, is ct srnut punt
terst sag Iitsodior &or,emaskn, ion
mon i'lersr al o. after aiier BET blot
t.oe Steo meb Gbeife. Ostte bolou
mon pan meo | e-S Dag. ub,n BOG
at fr.mfalos Blsonina. Nan mac
lite bolcs op. ier,no elbperi Spor al
8orten CT bortr, ioroi ben tlers LEI
uOrer no iaien. 4lstorns bsbanelel
man poa iamms Waobe.
Vt taQe Sebtftetter q
aleosftOffe 90 Ynpir. Msr
FUN, iOm tsftaor Of iullur Naantiia
blioer iirest puIuriittd poa S5ltftern.
% gnsott nosst inc. buorpaa man
loosr bet lies. / fere 8imsr. O.tit
glsntossr mon. inotil Sl,itsrn. sr for.
l%cunent; peo friife Ole. ,lsr Ssot.
Hettu er belt, inart 8ilfeleet. men pso
olors Hletter porer bet oll,rebs nosel
lana,re. &uliur Wasn.ha for iis oe
/ 6orbinos!is m.o B,n5in sisr iamm,
Sl,nst.. 9is,laa ,r %rtfnnesret 8,rpen.
lin ,l.r osiau Suoplalber m,aet pirt-
iom uso 8sbt. die. os s~iar,H,tter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17

Sorttafftlist Soarpane.
Ran lager fult, ReoesbIats, foyer
o,m eoet no mso 8ano, lIsr Saolttn
no al.uusm Ct &lnbs O8 bs,oer oa pan
IN Yot al &ifOssl Ell YGsl Splrltns.
blanpsr BET gpot iammtu % sl'mmsr
oct III Brus paa soot tlltOrtsp, 6Ial'tr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-17
Sal.Opsaue.

Get ON eisit Sal l~aaleces. at tnftn eu ae'
eerer loorei. panerst eler eiaepnalt Iaar on
no 10.
SplUsnins paa @aaoe ! Wo. 20.
"Ncman".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
WORDS OF WARNING.
ronopy SPOKE THEM AND DISASTER WAS
THE RESULT.
NOW . PROMINENT GENTLEMAN ENDURED
CERTAIN AyNoYAScEs WITHOUT
sn KNOWING THEIR SERIOUS
l1os a NATURE.
uNTrL HE WAS BROUGHT Low BY AFFLic
TON. AND DISCOVERED THE EA
at TENT OF HIS NEGLECT.
A WARNING EXPERIENCE AND A vALu
ABLE DISCLOSURE.

xrr, os nail The shoe was lost; for want OF
a shoc the horse was lost; and Ter want Oh . no'ee
,hs ,,der wa, lo,t all for the want Of little horst.
.hos u,il- we may try TO despIse the day OF email
tbIug.. but small things viii not be dsspised. a
At ires but tribes WIZ ,aiSs A. the East, feit
rnususily tired one day, but supposing " 70 DC
caused by over exerton DO gave u nttle a.sentond
,,s,nsd him This be attributed to INDIGESTION, ano
TOOK no further notice Of n Maters vent
this way for several weeks, the headacncs ana %
contip,I,ng varied occasionally BY certain Jul,
r.ins in various parts Of the body. He was NOT
wholly insensbIe TO these troubles, ont Deiug s,uy
occupied he hcedlessly ovsrooEe tne sd nrns,
sfter months had passed by, he was suddenly pios-
trated one day by the most sgonIzing symp st
There was an Intense pxin In the small OF ms oacn
his ankles became swollen 20 masses son Of hu
c,Iled who pronounced IL Brights disease OF me
kidneys, which be was able 10 reie'e' ou' S'"'' NV
Now had any one warned the gentleman That me
symptoms which had troubled MIN so Ions s sho,n
from the kIdpeys, he would have attended 70 tncm
At once, but he did not knot1 u, ana tnere sIe
thousands to-day In all parts OF TINS ano, VINO nas
SUFFERING just as be did, and nsn .imr Az, Az
sbouId know what II means. II means present dis-
Comfort future unhappiness and premature dea,n'
unless attended 10 promptly ana lrea.eu r'sn ~
The only discovery when pas car,sIr remedy
for q II such troubles 10 warmers Saie Money All
Liver Cure. Made from West india iesi wno ,ae
properties, like Peruvian bark, are known anu in-
falbe Il acts at once, and naturally upon the or
gans which proouce these distressing troubles, car
ryipg health to The entire system sna oss srn.
imperfect kidneys is n new but settled truth. anu
that these disorders might be prevented by using
Warner's safe Kidney and Livar lure Is EQUALLY
true, Thousands of people, including prominent
physicians scientists. aud divines vine have known
OF its wonderful powers enthusinsticaily enoorse
and ssdIld tesp conssuIy on hand hi;
conuueror OF disease. Do not neRectit. je2l-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

: SARA BERNHARDT IN AMERICA.-A tele.
gram announces that Mile. Sara Bernbardt
had signed contract with Mr.. II. +. Alb
bey, OF the Park Theatre, New York, to
play sixty nights In this country at 81 900 a
night, in addition to share OF the profits,
underlined in the dispatch. Mr.. Abbey, 1t
was also said, would Immediately engage a
company in Paris to support her, paying
their salaries and expenses and depositing
s25, 900 as security to meet the heavy cost
of the engagement. 1t is understood that
IS a seat will be charged everywhere ex-
cept in the gallery, where the figure Will be
81. Those protesting 10 obtain facts from
French sources give the nightly salary OF
the lady at 1900 francs, or about 5000, with
out any share OF the profits. II Is SAID that
Mile. Bernhardps London terms have
been only S400 night. Managers, in
making terms with foreign stars, always
calculate on their nightly purchase OF tickets
to be sent to persons who will be proinse in
receptions and applause, and assist also In
filling the house. Nelson, Lucca, Gerster,
Marimon, and the leading tenors are asserted
TO have spent from 300 to $3.50 for that
purpose at each representation, and minor
principles In proportion. Patti and Nico-
lini are now together receiving $1,000
night 10 London, but their ticket purchases
average fully $500 anight. Nine. Bernhard
is expected to comply with this custom.
She will play but three times week. Al
the prices to be demanded it is calculated
that her stay In New York will be confined
to twelve nights; In Boston, Philadelphia
and Chicago, six; In st. Louis, Cincinnati
and New Orleans, three; and in other citie,
two or one, as the probabilities OF success
NAV suggest. .s.f.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
nv Grubbs & Williams
EY NTTUDDs 70 " .IIIHIIIsf
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
N BY TRUSTEES OF HANDSOME BUILD
INi-LOTS IN THE PLAN OF BELLENlLLE,
ON WEST FRANKLIN AND WEST IA
several deeds OF trust from Edward Mayo and wife,
duly recorded and referred TO below. the trustees
Ni sell by auction ppon ne premises, c %@
the PROPERTY conveyed to them respectively,
wing in The plan OF Belltvie-to wit:
First. Under deed 10 l. IT, o asrrngon ana a s7 y
will be sold LOT Or GROUNDo on the south SIDE
Of Franklin street, beginning at j. e Skaters west
corner, l5Oxl44 ret 10 an alley 20 feet wide; 3
LOT on the north side OF Grace street beginning at
:. j. Rutherfoord's west corner, i6exi39s f Gr
Irs or 81 and Ryland streets
overlooking the College grounds, 27Oxl39 feet 10
an alley 20 feet wide.
second. Uuder q deed to l. II. Darlington, trustee,
dated 29h November. 1876 will he solo LOT ON
the soulh side OF Franklin street. beginning ] 90
feet west OF j. {. Skaters corner, 20O1l44 feet 10
Third. Under deed TO |. ". Darlington and Ash
ton S,arke, trustees, dated 9th september, 1875,
will be sold LOT on The south side OF EranS !,
between l,elleville and The Richmond college pro
perty, 225xl44 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
These sales will be In lots and parcels 10 meet Inc
wishes of bidders.
The opening and grading of the streets and other
Improvements now progressing and IN contempla,
lion bv the city In front of these lots, and steady and
rapd growth of the best character along their line.
give that the above property Is soon TO be
ranked amongst the most desirable In HE entire
city for private residences and no such opportunity
can again be offered 10 purchase AZ rSt hardS lots
so eligibly located on Franklin and Grace streets,
and al prices mach below those obtained anywhere
else on those streets. much preferred for private
residences. Attend this sale and secure at a small
cost first class lots of ample dimensions.
TERMS Thy cOnsenD: One third cash: balance at
six and twelve months, with interest. aud secured by
deeds OF trust ]. II. CARRINGTUN,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
ASHTON STARKE.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. je l2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

LADIES' WALKING STICK Walking-sticks
for ladies, so we are told by an oracle OF
fashion, are coming into favor again. Thus
does the whirligig of time bring round bis
revenge for discarded custom. The En-.
press Eugene made the carrying OF canes
fashionable for her sex during the gay days
of the second empire. Rnt hack in annihAr
century we fine the women as appreciatiye
OF the walking-siick as ever.
"sir Plume. of amber snuff. box Justly vain,
And the nice conduct OF q clouded cane"
Ladies advanced in life walked with 8
staff between FIVE and six feet in height
| taper and slender in substance, turned
over at the upper end in the manner
OF shepherds crook, and "twisted
throughout the whole extent" Sometimes
these wands were formed OF pale-greer
glass, but Oftener OF wood, ivory, or whale
bone. A writer OF 1862, speaking OF the
most fashionable sticks Of this period says
"Do not some Of us strut about with walk
ing-sticks as long as hickory poles, or else
with yard Of vanished cane-scraped taper
and bound at one end with waXed thread
and the other tipped with neat ivory head
as big as a silver penny?" 1t is,indeed, al
an appurtenance Of fashion more than as ar
appendage OF personal utility that We regard
the walking-sticks Of modern times, though
in all ages man has made the sons of the
forest contribute to his support under
WEAKNESS and old age.-London Globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
NO. lI13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
I pptCK DWEI,LING ON WEST LINE OF
~ AvU STREET. PEW DOORS NORTH or
FRASKIiN AND OPPOSITE TO THE SYM.
GOGUE--In pursuance OF decree OF tne Cnancss 5
1880. ina suit In the style OF Atkins and ais ysi
Whites executor 81 afs, The uIdersgns a, s p%Se
suction. on A. ONDAY, June 2lst. at o O'Clock r
A.. The above described PROPERTY. This pro
perty Is nearly opposite the Svnagogue ana Is 81,
isrgs and well built BRICK DWELLING. the iol
fronts 20 feet inches, more or less. with deptn
TERMS: One third casb: balance Ia nerot'aole
notes Of six and twelve months, interest added en6
title retained till all pYrchase-money 10 paid anu
WV : r. @. SCOTT.
sir g.s J. A. LYMAN.
ID. q. RICHARDSON.
,ao1 Commissioners.
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brated trotting horse Prospero was shot at
ago 1t was discovered that he was suffering
from degeneration OF the iaw-bones, and
known as ''big head," and he grew rapidly
some black horse. 15l hands high, with per-
feet action, immense power, and a flowing
name and tail. His speed was very great,
having frequently shown quarters OF mile
constitution was not Of the best, and he
seemed peculiarly liable to the Ills that
horsencsh Is heir TO, and during large part
OF his life was unfortunately on the "sick
list" He had record OF 2:30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

A notable feature Of the contest In the
Kentucky Democratic State Convention,
Thursday, over the unit rule. was very
eloquent debate between two brothers, and
also near relatives OF the late John c. Brock
inridge. Both are brilliant speakers. The
audience and delegates arose, hand in hand,
and roared as the brothers dealt or parried
blows. The debate was closed, after ring
ing speech by r. J. Breckenridge, by his
brother saying: "If that speech had been
made by any other man living should an
swer ii, but it Is the rule OF my life never
to pluck laurel from the brow OF a
brother"
London society has been startled by the
announcement Of the approaching marriage
of the Earl Of Malmesbury with Mrs. Lo.
reIle. The noble bridegroom is in bis sew.
euty-second year, and the bride, whose first
husband was one Of the victims OF the Zulu
war. is about half that age. The Countess
OF Malmesbury was the sister of the Earl
Of Tankeryille, and died without leaving
any children.
Mrs. Valera G. Stone, OF Maiden, has
given 100000 from the estate OF her de.
ceased husband for the erection OF an addi-
tionai building for Wellesley Female Col
lege, in Massachusetts,. The cornerstone
was laid on the 9th ultimo, when Presi-
dent Porter, OF Yale College, delivered an
address upon Christianity in Education"
3. One of the notably literary and religious
enterprises OF the time Is the translation OF
the Book OF Common Prayer into the ia
panese language. This work Is conducted
under the supervision Of Joint committee
OF the English and American societies, aud
will be completed in short time.
The "Salyation Army" now operating
In New York, have just held the first
" council of. war" About one thousand
persons have been converted. Ten corps
have been organized, with eighteen off,
GERS. Three hundred and fifty speakers
have been raised up. This Is the work OF
nine weeks.
There Is to be grand military picnic at
Fishers Hill, near Strasburg, Va, July Sd,
which II Is anticipated will be attended by
slaunton, Harrisonburg, Woodstock, and
Winchester.
Moab TowDer, Of Doddrid2e county, w,
Va, committed suicide Wednesday by
blowing his brains out with shotgun. he
left not saying he had betrayed q Young
woman and could not endure the remorse
Of conscience. -
The press generally warmly commend
General Malone for his efforts to extinguish
the Epglish sparrows. :.
Wiley Neel IL appointed postmaster !.
Clark Fork, Bland county, Va, vjce Mrs..
Naomi Bishop, removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

= BY George n. Poindexsr,
Resi- Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
ia No. 1900 Main street.

GALE OF THE HANDSOME Pr
STACHEp BRICK RESIDENCE ~ y; S sT1, NJ n
cAs N:c1 sse ewpsr pa aa.
Ss.na h ~ him. viii sell At public sucn9n' 3"
ths aSs Sny MI e sa sfon I "nS BASE
M nv FEsfpENSE WIN S w,ss a sas ssi
s.r.. ,o"rs besides hall. bath, and three moar
roos soaIcesrs sosr,s &c: y /. ~, sumrsbp d..
ished IN superior Style walls painted: and 'n IL fur
Ire oremlse. iust put In thorough Greer; ,sr On
ui,bpd with tubes hot and colo ~a'er
each noor ha9dscms, msnte,s lsp panss
win shrue6ery and ss Iu
.hIy rrown A. bsilder in this commupny. Ia ,Ie
LoT fronts thirty feet and f fro ,Ss rear by an
siiey running through from Secona ~ N '~'
ahoyt seventy feet distant from tnls Io., 49, ,~elve
TvsWa. one. fourth cash bssnce o. SIX ,s IN
anu exaus .d sma secursd by deed OF trust on ihe
nponerty. Persons desiring 10 INSPECT tns sms
"a n do 40 between the hours OF na1'pas' "a """
O'Clock any day before the saie' yo,NnrxTFR.
-, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

Mr.. Cyrus II. Mccormick, OF reaper
fame, has recently finished one Of the finest
houses In Chicago for bis private resi-
dence-with ample space about IL, with
broad balls, lofty ceilings, hardwood finish
BY Narcotic, q well-choseu library, which
Mr.. Greeley 10 bis last years helped him TO
select, snd . handsome room at the top for
musicals, private theatricaIs, and the like.
At the age OF seventy-one the lively young
cd man gives the fondest paternal atien-
tk,n to bis two youngest children, aged
about four and six. while one of bis oldest
sens, recently graduated at Princeton, Is
szlready taking an active part in the man.
agement Of the business,
Among large number Of photographs,
daguerreotypes. &C., found 10 the Confede.
rate-srchive ofics vt Washiugton to
~ returned 70 the owners upon application
"a General Marcus ]. Wrighf-is the picture
q : iedy marked Samuel r. Cox, Rich.
mon6s We.
Pcter1eId y WilIiams's mill, IN Giles
eonnfZs VS. destroyed BY fIre On the l9tb.
4eess s1soQos No Insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

60 r - =
KicHxosD. roRr Hrvrs AND fs n1srs1ss
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY .. 1880.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
ann . Al. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun
o'o0 dsyj. connecting st West Point on
TUESDAY, THURS DAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all Iand'
inFs on the York river and Tor Ba't'-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
a as, ass%Ssd s1y eIssS. saa
TUESDAY, wEDN EsDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY (;
wMl ,S i'ss%sr' w " Sfs ,1 and nd
FRIDAY; with steamers fcr Proyi;
dence and Boston on TUEsDAf and
-Ht PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
sunday, connecting Al ws esd s sAT.
URDAY with steamers from Da''''
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
3:55 r. MI Arrive ut Richmond daily ,e1csp;
500 +. VI. sunday, connectipg. at West poioi
with steamers from Baltimore, new
York, Providence, ana Boston.
No transfer OF freight A. Richmond 70 or ttom
southern points. Cars run through between Atiahn
&C Careful handling aad dispatch, with lowest rates.
Issued 10 All northern and western points.
For ir formation. amply at Office OF the company
Twenty.thrd and DOCK streets. Richmond. Va.
oc4 1T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
BY George II. POindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

UCTIoN SALE OF PREMISES NO.
a osIA MAIN STREET.. FRONTING As FEET
ON MAIN STREET Anil EXTENDING BA 6d
l6O FEET TO 4 WIDE nLL Eis Tw Nc
STORY YRICK STORE A M p IN WITpENfI
And TWO TWO-STORY BRICk, TENEAENIS
FRONTING on Alley Ky IN f uHIIp RSSolss
reonest OF the owner / Will sell by auction. on
The premises, on THURSDAY, June "A. at 8 O'Clock
p. NJ, the above-described valuable properly a. a
whole now under a rental Of over 5000 per annum'
A bargain may be had by attending the sale.
TERMS: Ons-fourth cash; balance. six, Twelve
anu .'s"'e'" GEORGE II. POINDExTER.
"a o, Auciionser.