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CAMPBELL, DE-,
Held
EUGENE WOLFE
HALLE ANGEVINE, ct al. |

vs..
HALLE ANGEVINE, ct al. #...
Error to the Circuit Court of Grpu,a
county, Hon. Samuel Powell Judge,
In 1874, Mrs. NJ. j. Angevine died ,o,,,
and possessed of n house and lot in II
town of Grenada, leaving SURVIVING h..
the defendants in error, plainia bel0w
her minor children, and also her huxh,n,
s. s. Angevine, the father of said rhild,sn
who thereupon became possessed of ,,i
property by the curtesy. In 1871 h
leased it to plaintiff in error to begin Inn
list, 1873, and terminate Jan, LIST, lS,l
Wolfe took possession under said c,,,
During its existence, to-wit in Aunnj
1878, S. S. Angevine, the father, die,
whereupon the said children brought m
lawful detainer against Wolfe for posse,
sion of the property. The only QucstO
presented is, will that action lie?
G. Y. Freeman for plaintiff in error
C.L. Bates and VIM. Mclean, for deCn
ants in error.
CAMPBELL j.,
HID tBb gttB8E
1. Unlawful detainer did not lie in L
state of case disclosed by the rCCOr
There was no privity between the Owne
of the reversion, and the lessee Of Il
tenant by the courtesy. They acQur
their inheritance by decent from the
mother, and nothing, as to it, from the
father. His death caused an accruaI
their right to immediate enjoyment Of The
ineritance, which had been interrupted
his life estate as tenant by the cOurte,
but all their rights were derived by desce
from their mother.
3. 1t is true that it was announced
Day ct al VS.. Cochran. "A Miss, 26l a
Griffin VS.. sheffield ct al, 3S Miss, $50, IL
the yendee of an estate by the cOurle
continuing to hold possession after it
mination by the death of the tenant by
courtesy, is q tenant ut suilerlnce Of
holder of the legal title 50 as not to
entitled to invoke the statute of limitatlO
and not to be allowed to acquire an 0
standing title without first surrender
possession, but the extent of the prlncl
ON which these cases rest is that the pa
being in by a lawful title, the Law, WI
prcsumes no wrong, will suppose HIM
continue by right, and that his posses
, is per1nissiye. 1t still remains true III
, tenant at sufference stands in no prlVlty
the landlord, and that unlawful delal
does not apply to such a case as Is D
presented. @s
Judgment reversed and cause rcmal'
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THERE were two hundred cases oil
yellow fever in Havana during 'he
week ending August 10th.
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TIE Democrats of the Montgomery
Al, district have rcnominated Hon.
Hilary \. Herbert, for Congress.
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SENATOR CONKLING and Ben But
Ter held "A conference in New York last
Monday. Some deviIment in the at
mOsphere.
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WE are under obligations TO Hon
John II. Pratt, of Saybrook, Conn,
for files Of late Northern papers
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&c. BURROWS, of Michigan, one OF
the most radical Of bloody shirt Con-
gressmcn, has received re-nomina-
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]. f. AsHCRAFT has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats OF homes
county. for the Office of Sheriff.
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GOOD CAMPAIGN READING
cau NcDOmaId's WhIskcy KING I'm
pOsure.


Gen. Mcdonald was convicted ana
sentenced to the Penitentiary asa
menber of the WhslSey Ring CON
sniraey to rob the Government ~
1s75 AS his compatriots in that great
inlouity, equally guilty with NM
we're holding high places IN the GOV
erpnient, and had promised immunity
"a him and then went back ON nm, ne
naturally feels little resentlul' con
seouently he has prepared II '''"
which is soon to be published, Vhe
nature and scope of which can DC
gathered from its title page, when ~
ms follows:
Secrets
of the
Great Whisky Ring,
n containing
A Complete Exposure of the llllcl'
Whisky Frauds eliminating III
1875, and the
Connection of Grant, Babcock an"
Other Administration OllicerS Es-
tablished by Positive and I'm
equivocal Documentary
Proofs.
Comprising Confidential Letters am
kilograms Emanating, rom me
White House, Directing the
Management of the Ring,
to which is added
The Missing Links in the Cha1n o
Evidence of James A. GnrlleldS
Implication with the District
of Columbia Ring, ana
De Golyer Bribery
BY Gen. John Mcdonald
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DIR. Tanner is regaining his flesh at
the rate of four pounds per day
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ROWELL'S AMERICAN NEWS
PAPER DIRECTOR FOR 1880

This work is now being circulated
among newspapers and advertisers.
II would he valuable work if its use
fitness was not dwarfed to the pro-
motion of individual interests. There
is in it too much warping Of truth to
suit Drivate ends to make it acceptable
in any quarter rs Il reliable guide.
OF course it is calculated to deceive,
because there is, here and there, a
semblance of accuracy if there is no
private reason for misrepresentation
An honest and truthful Newspaper
Directory would he a desirable ac-
ouisition to the statistical information
of this country, and we are glad to
see that the Census Authorities of the
United States are at work to provide
one. The Rowell abortion is not ell
| titled to any confidence.
/ The book contains over 1000 pages
in advertisements of newspapers ana
estimates of circulation. Some pup
/ fishers boldly announce circulation OF
5000 to 5000, and the editor quietly
docks them at 800 or not exceeding
1000. Neither the advertisements, as
a rule. nor the estimates" are worthy
of any credence. A Disguised pub
Usher in this State has shown his APP
preciation of the work in the subjoined
acknowledgment:
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A CASE of Asiatic cholera occurred
in Boston last Saturday.
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New Advertisements
BOARDERS WANTHI

DY THE DAY, WEEK, OR MONTH,
d or without Lodging also furnished tIO
reduced prices, At Mrs. $, kaufman, Fear
Jackson, Miss. n
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READ THE REcoRI
Whitworlh Female u
RRuOHHAVEN, MIS-

viii reopen September go
THE SUCCESS OF THIS SIN III, vide
North or South, Is the pe' n An
merit. Thorough instruction Po ,af
T,ANGt'AGEs, MATHEMATICS, e'''
ment and ths best advantage rs
VERY Lew RA
All the money received is eNPen"'' -
fit Of the College. = isrger ~
The attendafse from abroad ~ 'sIs
Tennessee. Virginia, or ker iuch al 10
SS-If You wish 10 Pairoiiiie
send tor a catal1ge. - tnuN -pN,
H. = n
July 2i-2m.
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OFFICE OF THE THUNDERER,
pIcEFNsVILLE, ALA, Aug. 10, 80.

Messrs. G.. P. Rowell 4 Co., New York:
Gentle1aca:-YOur circular letter mailed
on the 7th, inst is before me. am also IN
receipt of your Newspaper Direcrory LOT
1850. | do not know how The Thunderer
happened to be favored with the latter
don't remember ever to nave ordere9 II,
mi having no advertisement in it, | am
not willing to pay - for it. II YOU con-
sider the book valuable to you it Is subject
Yonr "estimatc" Of the circulation Of
papcrs published in this state eyinees q
density Of ignorance upon the subject ana
an enormity of incapacity for the work
which entitle the compiler to leatneI
,,ad,i WHY don't YOU yet "A man to edit
your Directory who il not a darn fool!
Very Truly Yours,
BIVENs MCQUIRKLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-07-17

" YoRx. June 9.-Ths Madison square prop
formerly called Gilm0re's Garden, has been
ped Of for SSO0,0O0 to Barnum's Museum
Pany, corporation with capital OF 50. .000, 900,
Pc purpose Of erecting the largest exhibition
Nng in the world, including under one roof
Fim, opera-house, coliseum, theater, hippo
u, tropical garden, etc. 70 be finished and
~ early next year. William II. Vanderbilt
subscription Of $3.50, 900 to the enterprise,
NJ one Of its Directors, and P. 7. Barnum and
vsIEknoWn capitalists will be largely inter-
Mr. BArnun will also probably be President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-07-17
The Old Mans Funeral.
BY ". c. BzTAST

BY ". c. BzTANT.
saw an aged man upon his bier.
His hair was thin and white. sld on HIS brow
record Of the cares Of many GEAR
Cares that were ended and forgotten nov,
&nd there was a sadness round and faces b1Wd a,
Znd women's tears fell fast and children valid
aloud.
men rose another koATy man. and said
in faItering accents q that weeping trsln-
<vhy mourn ye that cur eyed friend is dead
De are not sad to see the sather'd grain,
ZOE when their mellow fru-ss che orchards cast,
<or when the yellow woads shav- down their ripend
mast"
Ys sigh not when ths sun, his course fulfilled.
His glorious course. rejoicing earth and sky.
- the soft evening, when the winds are Sand,
sinks where his islands of refreshment lie.
nd leaves the smile % his departure spread
fer the warn-cOlOrd heaven All ruddy mountain
head"
Why weep ye then FOR him. who. having won
The bound of mans appointed years at last,
Lice blessings all enioy'd. LIES labor done.
8srsnely 20 his final rest De- pass'd
VINE the soft mernory of his virtues. yet.
Tlnsers like twilight hues. vhsn the ri INT sun is
set2"
: HIS youth IVES inL1c ent. his rape Ege
nark'd with some act Of goodness every day
And watch a BY eyes that Iov-d him calm and sage.
FADED his late dee liaiug years away
lneerful he gave his being up, and went
- share the holy rest that waits life we'll spent
I That life was happy, every day he gave
Thanks for the fair existence that was his:
For sick fancy made him not her slave.
To mock him with her phantom miserfes.
W chronic tortures rack q his aged limb.
Eor luxury and slotb hal nouriah'd none for him
-And I am glad that be has lived thus long.
Ind glad that be has gone % his reward:
Eer can deem that nature did him wrong.
eoftly TO disengage the vital chord
Ahen his weak hand grew palsied, aud his eye
Dark with the mists Of age, Il was his time to die
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correspondeu writes 70 know how to raise
u First put v1ur bread in th oven, then
le ire unC with n "e- kerosene.
ID never have ~1l- tr--H' bout raising
4, nor need to uIaAs ..stL- IiRies on the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-07-17
BUSINESS Gar1s.
DR.. BRODIE.
AM - HS1
GRANT & ROBERTSON,

(successors TO A. 8 Cleghorn Coz
nEALERS In FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
IL GOODS oE every description Millinery and Dress
making Department attached Orders from the other Islands
promptly attended Corner Of Fort and Hotel streets
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" residing in the Eastern United States
pay enclosing Greenbacks United States
Postage Stamps for such they wish and their
cards will be inserted above table, for the time paid for
III Business Cards, when PREPAID A YKAR,
allowed discount from these rates. which are for transient
advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single Of the ADVERTISER Ten Cents when charged
Fifteen Cents; by the dozen One Dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10
Glut Of Peaches.
THE BALTIMORE MARKET OvERCR0WDED AMI
PRICES RUN DOWN TO NOMINAL SUNS.
baltimore Americana


The glut of peaches IN the Baltimore mar
ket Saturday proved exceedingly disastrous
TO shippers. Priccs-current rates were OBJ
tanned up 10 midday Thursday last, when
receivers began 10 exhibit anxiety 20 sell
and to make concessions TO buyers. ON
FRIDAY symptoms OF a break down became
more apparent, and prices gave way sharply.
This state OF affairs, under heavy receipts,
on Saturday grew rapidly worse. Not less
than from 10000 10 10000 packages arrived
during the day. They consisted Of Early
Works, Mixons, Crawford Fellows, and
Reeves, all popular varieties, which
usually command ready sale, but the
quantity was too large for the COM
mission men to manage; and hot
Saturday impending, and the principal pur-
cbaserS holding of, towards evening regu-
lar panic ensued. The scenes on Pier ID.
where the Sas>airas-river boats land, and
elsewhere along Light-street wharf, were
extraordinary, while at the same time sad
denipg TO witness, IN view OF the heavy
losses and disappointment to the growers
and shippers. Sellers, with great piles OF
dead.ripe fruit on hand, as the sun went
down grew wild 10 sell, and prices went
down faster than the sun. Hucksters and
other small dealers were in their glory.
Having everything their own way, they
rushed back aud forth, naming their own
prices and evidently enjoying highly
the excitement OF the occasion and
the anxiety and perpleXity OF the
sellers. Peaches which in the carly
part OF the week had readily commanded 80
and 60 cents per box rapidly ran down to
30, %, 20, IS, II. to 10 cents, and still 1t was
estimated that not less than 10000 packages
remained unsold, even though offered at the
Iast-named ruiuous rate. Nothing like il
has been experienced since the memorable
glut of 1875, when hundreds OF boxes, it
will he remembered, were emptied into the
harbor. One OF tue principal sufferers on
Satuiday was an extensive Cecil.county
grower. who only last week was offered and
refused 40 cents per box at his wharf for
his entire crop of many thousand packages.
Experienced dealers say that 1t will be a
week or more, with lighter receipts, before
the market can be brought back to healthy
condition.
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A Preaching and Preying Fraud Ar
rested.

Washington Star, yesterday evehingl
Yesterday afternoon Detective McDeyitt
arrested an alleged confidence man, who, 1t
IL charged. has been swindlng boarding.
houses and hOtel-keepers in this District out
OF money and board, besides purloining
such light articles as he could easily remove
without observation. He works under
the guise OF minister OF the Cos
pei, and is known by the name
OF Rev. Henry James Harris. He
had with him when arrested a certificate
of license to preach, dated 1874, stating that
he was member OF "UDion" Baptist
church, the location OF which was not
named, and a certificate OF ordination to
preach the Gospel, dated May "a, 1873.
Both OF them were made out in the name OF
Henry james Harris, and appear TO be at
tested 10 by church officers in Richmond,
Va, and AIbemarie county, Va.
From papers found OH the arrested man
tue police are inclined to think his right
name is Alonzo Lane. This morning Mr..
William Galloway, OF 9l5 Eighth street
southeast, called and identified him as
party who stopped with him July 2Slh, and
who carried of a gold watch belonging to
his (Galloway's) daughter. Two cloth coats
and other articles, stolen from Charles
PriDzhorn, 727 Sixth street northwest, have
been recovered in part. j. w. Solomon
and j. N. Farr, OF No. 5 Potomac street,
Georgetown, have identified frock coat,
rants. &c.
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SIEGEL's OPERA COMPANY II LYNCHBURG.
The audience which greeted the Siegel
Opera Company in the rendition OF "The
Duchess" Friday night was large, select,
and apnreciative. +-Adpdnce. The
rendition OF 'sThe Duchess" at the Opera
House Friday night by the Siegel Opera
Company was witnessed By large and bril-.
liant audience, and was universally pro.
nounced complete success. The cast con-
sisted OF a quartette. with Mrs. Caroline
Bichings. Bernard as the Duchess OF York,
MISS Amy Rogers as Maid Of Honor 10 the
Duchess, Mr.. Il. w. Hoff as Captain Bar.
fington, and Mr. j. 8. Greensfelder as Cor.
porai Nahum Nimmo. Mems.
Mr. Charles l.. Siegel's Opera Company
may well feel proud OF the manner in which
their presentation OF "The Duchess - at
the Opera.House last night was received
1y the brilliant and apprecialive audience.
The opera h the joint production OF MI. 'and
Mrs. Bernard, and viii, we think, bear the
test OF the seyerest critics. ;The music
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The Richmond Cusiom.House.

Especial 10 The Baltimore Americah
WASHINGTON, August S.-Deputy.Collec-
tor Splitter, of Richmond, Va, has been re-
instated. The charges OF violating the
civiI-service regulations by taking too
prominent part in political matters, upon
which he was suspended by Collector Mills.
have fallen through, and he was notified
last evening from the Treasury to resume
his duties. Splitter, it will be remembered,
Immediately after his suspension filed
similar charges against Collector Mills. A
special agent is now investigating the mat
ter, but 1t is presumed will be instructed to
desist at once, as it is generally understood
that the affair has been compromised, the
reinstatement OF Spiizer being part OF the
bargain.
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an,.l,out. n .narklinr. and bear, the lm.

throughout IL sparkling, and bears the i'm.
nress NJ a really artistic genius. - NeuS.
The Opera House was only thlnly attend
ed saturday night, not, however, owing 10
lack OF merit In the performers or the pro.
grammc, but to the fact, frequently observed
in our city, that Of all the nights In the week
saturday night Is emphaticaly the worst Tor
everything Of this nature. The bill Tor lhe
evening embraced The second act 81 mar.
tina aud Jeannetie's Wedding"
Mems.
The performance OF Professor slcgeFs
Company Saturday evening was briliian'
success. The company have rea-
son TO be proud OF their reception IN Lynch-
burg, where they will always find warm
wtlcomc.- Virgintdn.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Future Days.
by Frank ID. HIN & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
110S Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FRAME DWELLING ON SOUTHEAST coz II
MFR OF BAKER AND SIXTH STREEIs ~
AUCTIDN.-Bv the provisions of \ deed OF trust
dated March u, 1879, and duty recor,ied IN me
Richmond Chanccry Court clerks ONCE from !.
II. Lester and wife TO the undersigned, VIII az
auction, upon the premises. on
FEIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1880,
at o'clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN
said deed. as follows ALL THAT CERTAIN LDr
OF LAND. with The improvements thereon, iying
and beng In the city OF Richmond, aud desgnateh as
Lot M. q in the plan OF Navy HUI, and bounoen
rs follows: BEGINNING at the southeast corner OF
sixth and Baker streets, thence running souih-
wardy along said limo Of sixth street ana fronting
thereon 3 feet thence running back between par
alel lines l24 feet 10 an alley In COMMON IL fee'
wide.
The HOUSE Is nearly new II well built, covered
with tin, 2ad contains about six rooms Kitchen IN
the wing, nice front yard. aud fruit-rees In rear.
TERMS: Under the deed, cash a. 10 the expenses
Of sale aud enoush 10 paw note due March D. 1881,
for 1915 with interest from that date; the balance
uDon rch terms as The said W. ". Lest,r may d.
rect, fRANh ID. I1ibt'
su1O Trustee.
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nv Jas. Macdourall, Auctioneer'
~ ~ cov.,,or Tor Thirtsenfh) street.

M N covernor tor Thirtsenfh) street.
CHAMBER AND PARLoR n FIRM q !
" TURF. COOK NG .sTQvEs, MAI T,i;s NV
sHow-C GASES. &C At II, y, NV wsrerooms, FOR
mt fOk O'Clock I Will SET ~ ny
s' Man ,afylnT Up CHAMBER sUIrs-derent
wsyxii;r pARLoR sUIT-sycn pieces;
MajtoG aNY and other wARDkOnEs:
nEpsTEAi,:; Gu.E .ad Ifo M Nirs. "ND''
MAWnG Any and WALNUT SOFAS ana PAR
IOR CHAINS aud TABL ,,r,psers
NEW HAIR and HCCk-MAlIhrosEs'
UAT-RACKs. SAFES,
2 GOOD SHOWCASES. .r,,ru
CkUCKERY. PICTURE &C. &C.. &C. S,,.,r or ..,.
'V"''e' Jk~. MACDoUGALL, Auc'ione,rr.
+. b. COOK, salesman. -------------. ..a ~
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sr,ou The Northern Neck News, August dth.l
THE FIRST GUN.

Tns PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS OPENED .h'-
ANGULAR DIscrssfoS-THE HAScocA, Wa
HOME, AND oARYIELD kLscIohs On Ina
THOMAS Cg0xr0N, ESQ.,, &C., &C.
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RAILROAD LIyxs.

No. Mail leaves Richmond daily, except Sunday
for Huntington. Connects closely ut Gord0nsvIle
for LyDchburg. CONNECTS NJ Huntington with
steamers for Portsmouth, MaysyilIe, ana Cincin-
nail.
No. 3 Express runs diilv to Huntington. Con-
nj cts closely q, GOrdOnsvillc for LyDchturg.
No. B Accom- mpiafion leaves Richmond daily. ex-
cept sunday ut $50 4. NJ, and arrives at Cor
louisville AT 7:l5 L. NJ; on Saturdays only viii run
10 StauuIon. arriving at 1n:15 T.. NJ.
No. II Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily, except
Sunday, NJ 4:20 r. NJ. on arrival Of Virginia Mid
land mall FROM Danvle and LynchburR, and ar
rives at Williams0n's ut 1:l5 A. VI.
SLEEPINC.CARS on No. from Richmond 10
White sulphur On No. from White sulphur TO
Huntington.
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n INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
Il LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

Having larger percentage Of surplus, and paying
larger average dividends, II furnishes SAFER IN
sURANcE ut LESS COST than any OF Its competitors.
Insurers are Invited TO examine for themselves,
aud to buy their insurance, as they do everything
else, where they can fpd II best and cheapest.
!. For further information, address
JOHN Il. CARY, State Agent,
101o Main street, Richmond, Va.
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No. Mail leaves Huntington daily, except sun
day. The No. 9 train leaving Huntington on Satur-
day lies over AT White sulphur from $50 A. VI.
sunday till 9 A. NJ. Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from Danville and Lynch
burg connects closely at G0rdonsvie with No. 2 for
Richmond.
No. Express &C.. n. =. and i. y. steamer) leaves
Cincinnati al b. VI. dlIly. and Is due at Hunting
ton 10 cOnnsc CT with y Express which runs daily
to Richmond 49,
No. Accommodation leaves GOrd0nsvie daily.
except Sunday. at 52J A. ~. and arrives al Rich
mOnd at 9 A. VI. On Mondays only runs from
StauniOn. leaving StauDtou 1T 2:J5 A. VI.
No. ~ Mixed leaves stanton daily, except sun
day, at $40 A. VI Is connected with AZ Gordons-
vile by Virginia Midland mail from Washington,
and arrives al Richmond at . l.. VI.
SLEEPING. CARS on No. from Huntington 10
White sulphur. ON No. from While sulphur 10
Richmond.
For rates. tickets, basgage-checks. &c.: apply TO
4. II. FISHER, Agent. Chesapeake ana ONO depot
aud 4. w. CARRIER, Agent, $50 Main street
Richmond Va W. 81 y DUNN,
Engineer aud SUPERINTENDENT.
CONWAY r. HOWARD. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. du
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10

TUFTS HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
4 WHISPERS changed 10 o GLOSSY BLACK by
single application OF this DYE. II hnparisa Naiu.
raj Color, acts ustantaneously. sold by druggists
OF sent BY express on receipt OF u. - 49, I
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
- tmy 2e-eodtAp2Ql ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-10
by George II. Poindextr,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer.
No. 1900 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
Il FRAME DWELLING OCCUPIED BY q. ".
FIGG, ESQ. on THE NORTH SIDE OF VEN
ABLE SHEET BETWEEN ROSE AND TWFN-
TY.FIFTH STREETS. FRONTING 30 FEET on
VENABLE STREET, AND RUNNING BACK
1853 FEET TO AN ALLEY 20 FEET WIDELY
virtue OF the provisions OF Two certain deeds Of
tiust executed by b. w. Flag to the undersigned.
one dated January II, 1872, securing 10 j. H.
Smith the payment OF a certain bond of S2lS. and
the other dated March 10. 1880, TO secure 10 Miles
G.. Crowds the payment Of the sum OF S3sS.2l. de-
fault having been made In The payment Of both the
said amounts, and being required so To DO by the
beneGclares l shall sell by pubic auction, on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1lTH, AT 64 O'CLOCK
II. NJ,
the above descr bed DWELLING, now in the oecu-
pBncy Of the said u. W. fgg.
TERMS: BY consent OF all parties interested one
third cash: balance In SIX and twelve months, nego-
table res for deferred payments. with interest
added, and secured by trust deed on the property.
4. WILEY DAVIS, Trustee.
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