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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

| The THEATRE. -"UnrIe Da1'l" had ;
very good house last night. II would, how
ever. have been doutly as large II tie peo
pie generally had clearly understood wha
an amount of fun they could have had by
being present. "Uncle Dan'l" is jolly
old soul, and bis adventures in Boston in
search OF q man named Smith-John
Sniib--wcre both amusing and pathetic.
Clips IL a fDe character, and little Miss Mad
dern acted 1t splendidly. She is very sprigbt-
". Mr. Beers. who played the part Of Mr..
John Smith, an old miser, showed IN 1t great
genius and sppre citation. He looked the mi
ser not less than he talked il. Altogether,
the acting Of the company Is very good.
The plot OF the piece is interesting through
out, and many Of the scenes are Just de-
lightful. The crow" annibiator" Is a
weapon that ought 10 be in the hands OF
every one who wishes to become a man Of
war, while "Sit down. Smith," il likely TO
u-urp the place Of "hardly ever" in the
affections OF the people. II will not do FOR
any orator "by the name OF Smith" TO ad-
dress any assemblage while the memory OF
Uncle Dan'Ps interview with Mr.. John
Smith fingers in the memory Of the people
hereabouts.
Tonight the play will be repeated. AS
an antidote for weariness Of mind and spirit
IL can be safely recommended. while no.
thing init Will "offend the most fastidious."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

IRON BITTERS,
No, sold as a Beverage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

rANT + ID, SEVERAL BLACK
~, ,t.st ' ''' TREDEGAR COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

VIZ ANTED. A GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS,
wv SOBER, ENERGETIC COACHSMITH. Ad-
h., j. kFFsUvER & son,
800 .2w Blk Lick. Roanoke. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
RAILROAD BILLS.

The House Committee on Roads and H.
terna Navigation yesterday reported House
bill to repeal the act entitled an act TO
amend the charter Of the Valley Railroad
Company, approved April ., 1879 (wlth the
recommendation that it do not passh ana
senate bill entitled an act to incorporate the
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Western Railway
Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

WANTED, TO SELL THE STOCK
w AND FIXTURES or 4 WHOLESALE AND
n ETAIL EsrkBLIsBMENT doing good bnsi.
- ~ se or would take a ARrSEk wi II a capitol OF
:, re or four thousand Dollars. COMMUNICATIONS
a.. ,6denlsl. Address through the p2.t-oficr,
1hois HARRISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
TELEGRAPH LINE.

In the House yesterday Mr.. LOyenstein
presented petition Of many businessmen
OF Richmond against proposed repeal OF
the new law allowing the construction OF
telegraphic lines upon terms more favorable
than heretofore. The law sought to be re-
peaIed gives teiegraphc companies the pri'
yileec Of c0ndemnEg the right OF way
where they cannot otherwise obtain 1t. Mr..
Chamberlayne introduced bill repeating
said law, and these petitioners pray that bis
bill be not passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
WANTS.

1OAILROAD TT + = WANTED.-We
II wish 10 contract for $4,000 iwHITF-OAK
1IE 7, o feet by I0xS inches o., feet by 9x6
inche : 10 be delivered here or at good landings ON
I he Ia, or York rivers. The TIES must be- sawn
md am are,'. and wane OF not more than two
inches a omitted In part Of the iie. Thty must be
sound anL irte from large splits e'c psrsons wish.
once napi pg time and ulgce Of delivery and o~est
g tsh price THOMAS BRANCH & Co,
To- INV Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

The Senate yesterday, by vote OF Is TO
1j. struck ont Of the House bill, which pro-
poses to create the county OF Dckenson
from portions OF Buchanan, Wise, and Rus
sell, the name Dickinson and inserted Stone
wall. The bill was then passed. The mo-
ton to change the name was made by MI
Thurman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

IVA NTED, TO SELL TWO HORSES.
w v III give long time n satisfactory security
"e s''e" CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO..
1enih and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
TRY 1T.

SOLD By
ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

Mr. Hopkins's bill to compel the city ol
Richmond TO pey the county OF .lenrico
some three or four thousand dollp'rs on ac.
count Of salt furnished ty HeJrico TO citi-
zcns OF that county living or the suburbs,
since annexed 10 the city OF Richmond,
came up 10 the Hegse yesterday as un6n'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
IRON BITTERS.

IRON BITTERS,
\ Valuable Medicine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

The bill to allow the James-River ant
Kanawha Company to mortgage It's line an,
build a railroad, &C., came up at O'clocl
as the special order. Mr.. Coghill spoke Il
length in explanation OF the bill.
Mr.. Witt in the chair
MIR. Lady called tho p0ndin9 question
and it was ordered, and the fourth section
nroyidino for the transfer of the State stoc
on certain condition, &c.-was. by genera
consent. struck out. The friends OF tn
bill think the company can raise sufficien
money by mortgage.
| The bill was ordered to engrOssment.
lis understood that this bill will only b
used in case other schemes for building tn
road fall.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
"TASHINGTON SQUARE,"
MIR. HENRY JAMES AND HIS NEW STORY.

Mr. HENRY JAMES AND HIS NEW STORY.
Mr.. Henry James has just begun to publish in an
Enolsb magazine q story of life in New-YOrl forty
wears AGO. Mr. James justifes his title by a slight
1escription of Washington Square," the name of
bich he borrows for his story aside from this de-
c;ntion there is no local color and the might
as reasonably have been laid in any American town
where in 1910 people were common place and life
was dull
Mr.. James has done some good work; but he
should he warned that he has of late been busying
himself in drawing characters intensely unim-
portant IL true 1t is something of an insult to the
taste and good sense of his readers to commend to
their consideration such dreary nOnentIties as are
dragged through the course of" Confidence" and the
opening of Washington Square," They are wooden
beyond description. Mr.. James ought surely to
have learned that there is no excuse for the COM
monplace in fiction unless it he warmed
by that kind of genial humor which Field
ing used in writing of those who, as
he constantly impressed upon his reader, were
everyday people. MIR. James. if he have humor
does not condescend to put it into his storiespOs-
sibiy he thinks it "low." He is like cook who
serves up dinner that might be irreprOachable
we're not each dainty Wand cold and unsalted. His
characters are growing flat-theY have not only
no salt of humor but no glow of vitality. lie should
know that the objectionable sin in q novelist is
dIlness and he might also realize with profit that
the literary man whose work is habitually men-
toned as clever" is in fair way to be damned
For this bit of jargon has now come to be applied
chiefly by the Embraced dilettanti to those works
which record the stupid happenings of stupid people
with an air of lanRuid profundty, and which ap-
pear to apply mountainous labor to the production
of the absurdest mouse and chronicle the stalest
-NaN- Il. Al
sting aud sparkle.
1t would not be worth while. perhaps. to vex the
current of Mr.. James's "cleverness" were it
not that be has come to be in small way the
leader OF school whose pupils essay to copy their
masters fnical style in writing for the magazines
their little nothngs with deep intensity Of express
| sion. How poor their model can sometimes be
Washington Square " shows forth. A New-York
physician who is always looking IroniCal" mar
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
A VOICE FROM THE PRESS.

take this opportunity testimony 70 the efficacy Of
your Hop Biers" Expecting find lem nauseous and
hitter and composed Of bad whiskey agreeay sur
ped at their mild taste just ike cup Mrs Cres
~ ,ra Mrs Copnor ieuds have likewise tried ard pro.
pouuee them the best medicine they have ever taken for
building up strength and tonng mp the system. was
troubled with cosveness headache and want of appetite
The two former ailments gone and the latter greatly i'm
ore, have YEARLY contract with doctor look after
tnebeab Of myself md family. but need him not now.
q GlLIILAND, Peoples Advocate, Pittsburg, Penn
July 20, 1873
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs
%. Ja xru YORK CITY.

w.rketaeld a. No TO- 27.iOx1O7.5x27.ex10s, Eltss-
beth Garter and husband 70 TO the New. fcsx Pro- .
dnce q q az e. a
lar; Robert Douglass ct el 70 me New.Y Pro ,
127ss fnss aasS II Of 6iisse, 5i9xi05 xbra
nam Van Orlen and another 70 Nan 0faen;
722d-st No 23a Issst, l6Sx102.2i Bridget NJ Farley
and husband 10 Jennie Simons
49th At g. 287 ft Of 2daye, ioxlOok Joseph Frank
4tll.st W g. $50 II Of Mercer.st. 26xsI. .lohx2sx
8l.11 Mary Harrison ANA anotner 70 amos u
Emo. 3intetest
Same property Waiter Livingston executor, etc,
same properly Annie Livingston 10 same;
I27thst 4 e. 22S9 ft II OF 6th-ave 376xlOO.4 Chas
schultz 70 James Brady.
1lIthst, 9, $50 It Of 4thave 5SfxlOoli; Thomas
19Othst. 4 z75 ft W Of ethave 609axrregular. and
also 9, 120th-st, $50 It W OF 6thaye, 25xlOOll,
George W Tubbs and wife % "a Levy .-;
Clinton.aye. n 6, 625 ft " Of 2dst, zoxlO0i EmmsS
Potter and husband TO william WalHer.
Chm on.ave. n ., 600 II wof 2dst 25xi00i Jane Pot
ter oxecrtrix, etc, to William n W aIker. -.......,
39th.st q, 25O tt " OF lOthsve. 25xgS.v John hut
veil to Charles Parhtt.
4th.aye e corner OF Tooth ST. 100xl001l Frsnces b
%ris@t 70 T0n 81 BsecFer ioiIoo
Mayer Stern6erger and wife. OF a, 10 Edward XII.
4,hlaye' corner Of 62dsi, 365x30 Edward XII.
patrick and wife to Mary Sternberger. et ai.:...
At ave, 25.6 4 Of 62d:st 2Sxio: Edward Kl !,
4th.aye 8. 500 Il OF 62dst, 26xlO0t Edward XII
patrick and wife 10 Moses stern berger
4th ave 8, 1916 It Of 62d-s 21xl00; Edward XII .
4tbisye >, iuU5 Il Of 62d.st. 25xlO0; Edward Kill
patrick anu wife to TO Mayer Sternberger u
10oihs a a 2l l3 It OF 4thave. 439xlUo. ~; Mary
Covert, et al. to xyron Burton. et ai..........
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
Treater of Chronic Diseases.
sUPERIoE. Wis, jan, 1880.

SUPEROE WIS, Janr IooO'
Iheard in my neghborhoOd that Hop BiterS was do
nr suc great deal of good among the sick and afflicted
with most every Kind II disease had been troubled
,or fifteen years with neuralgia all kinds Of rheumatic
compaps and kidney trouble took bottle according to
rccons at once did me great deal OF good and used
another bottle am an man but now as well as can
wish There are seven or eight families in our place using
Hop Bers their family medicine and are so well sa'ne'
with # they will not uso any other lady here had been
cdden for years. is wei doing her from the u'e
OF three bottles. LEONARD "hllbE0A'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
IlfMENsE SALE.

EVANSVILLE Wis, June "a. 1879.
GrYTruEN No Bitters have had Onehah the sale here
md given such universal satisfaction as your Hop BtterS
have We take pleasure in speaking Tor their welfare dS
every who tries them well satisfied Win theH results
such remarkable been made with them
here that there are number workers IN the Hop
ters cause ore person gained eleven pounds from taking
only q few bottles. sAllh AOH'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
MONROE, Mich, September 20, 1879

MONROE, Mich. September TO- 1870
s,RsI havobeeu taking Hop Bittcrs for inflammation Oh
kdneys and badder for me what four dOc'O'
failed TO do The effect OF btters seemed Ike magic
me- W. "'
Ifvou have sick friend whose life is burden one Oote
Of Hon Bers may restore friend TO perfect health ana
horpues VIII you see that that friend has bottle at Once
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

COR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-LandlDg
stCOzzens twcst Point. Cornwall New19rg Mariooro
Milton PUughkCepsP, FsOpus connecting WIN ulster anu
DeaWhrr Wakli Valley Railroads. "ramboats IA rs
". BALDWIN ami THOMAS CORN ELI. leave DAILY at
u nj. Per "a. NuTth River. loot Ut HarIifOn-st.
Xrcpt Saturdays when Thomas Cornell ravesh l5O p u
with Vrnug tran for summer resorts lhrOush
i. MOI NTAlNS.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

An Irishman once said to another And
20 taken the eetOta pledge have ye I" Indlde
have, aud ashamed OF it, either" " And did
not Paul tell Timothy 20 take little wine for bis stom-
Roh'G sake o. 80 be did but my name Ia not Timothy
there is nOtl1nR the matter with my stomach"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
TCEVT TRIRTINE QUALIFICATIONS.
5netrnfllon
Fer Boys and Young Men-oity.

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY 20 OF F.I(.EN'VT NV
l ! YoRK-The annual commencement tSemi'C CeniesnnllJ
viii he held on Thursday, H. at 0 80 a. m In Chicker
ing Han. A., . ,t.ors,,,, ~ q N n, the same doy.
ixom,nations for adnsslOn Tuesday June TO- at lO
o'clcck n m in the Chancellor ro0nl. -. -, ,,..,,,
Meeting the Phi Beta Kappa society aI inc Oh'eSiS'
Tuesday June To- az i''O HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
BAY CITY, Mich. Feb. 8, 1880.

BAY CITY, Mich, Feb. 8, I6SU
HOP BIrrERs COMPANY: think It my duty TO send you
recommend for the OF any wishing to know
whether Hop Bitters are good not know they are good
for general debility ndgeson strengthen the nervous
svsten ard make new life recommend my patients to use
them. Dr' ~ A-
Treater Of Chronic Diseases.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
For Both sexes-Citv.

NJmc. DA SILVA g. Mrs. BRADFOkD,SS ADFO IS
wi formerly Ogden Honmans EngSn fIehc iSs @ snd
Giiren no II West 38tst NewYork VIII reopen % %
Der o. Application inay be made Dy leuer Vi Pei''N" ~
a1tt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
For Young Ladies-Citv.

MISS CHISHOLM will open n school for
NA es 7ls Madisonaye on M1ndny SgPtsmSer and nd
LsUccal attention paid To the Snglsh Dl,nct
ipn Vel arate class for boys; Kindergarten Freheh anu
(ielman thoroughly taught
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER M @ ADnCommenciIns Iy May TO- $780,
m Western and Northern Express ~ Rochester ST
Abans and Montreal via Saratoga with draWngro0m cars
1880 M, Chica2O and Western Express Dtawing.r00m
cars o Canandagua, Rochester and Bunal0. ,
ll03 Express Albany and Troy, with connexions
TO Utica Saratoga ulens Falls ana Rutland
400 y. ~. Alb. ny and Troy Express. 49,, ,, - =.
600 ST. Louis Express daily with AeopinR cars for
ST. Louis Running through every day In the week also sleep
Buffalo, Toledo Detroit ana Tor Montreal
ceptinR Sunday night, via Saratoga
7U0 Fast Express for Montreal Eoohcster and Corn
mg wa Geneva sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester aud
Montreal. via At. Albdns.
$3.50 D. n Pacific Express daily With sleeping cara TO Syra
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo Cleveland Toledo De-
i0Op M Night Express with neeping TO Albany
Tickets Nos 2ba and 4lS Broadway and at West
colts oeea Park place and 7Sj 0i2
way, NewYorf ami 333 Waahlngonsl, Brooklyn
j. II, TOUCEY, Gen. sup. G b, MEEKEh. Gen Passr ARL
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
e5ratss amo femoers.
AND TENDERS.

The largest manufacturers OF end bali ,oy 0rases
softcoai, with dumping of enaksnS
bass olen ftrepiaees VITA snirvns ~ ~. e
o. antique and meiern dss!gna wholesale sad rsi
builders, contr1otofe An0 -
J, \ cONOvER Co., 31v snc Soa cAna4 ~ ~ = :
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
REAL. ESTATE
xsw.yonx. sasurday. Juas II, less.

Ngw.Yonx. Saturday. june l2, lol
The following sales were held at tIis Excba
saicsrooni to-day
Rv cAGs s. Broea.
4-stoIy brick building with lot No Soly lstsves
A z6s II OF 81 st-st lot 2tx1o; q " Wcet.... o
D Os Of isnd W .. WiiioHeve. block lront DetgeSn
18th and 1s5th-sis. 200x3SoxlgSx :ex iCVx5O0i -
nv Rfaaard " Ha,pesf
story brick building with lot. No ll9 no 1Stfasa
SIS, b0ite OF suiiiyan-st los zezso James Asis
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

"
GESrsI have taksn not quite bottle OF the hOp o'
tos was ateebs old man of seventyeight when got
rodrv am as active well rs did at thirty Isce
a great many that need such medicine D. oohoN'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
MtoitaaI.
OUR BEST REWARD.

WINSTON FORsYrHE Co.. n c. March i0' 1''S
ro THE HOP BrrrERs MASUPAcruRSG Cos
GrxrsI desire to express you my thanks lOr SO"
scr Hon Bittes was troubled with dyspepsia iOt
Years previous to commencing the use Of your mop
some ak months ago. My has been wonderful. am
Dosor Of the First Methodist Church OF this place. anu
whole congregation can testify to the great Vrturo Oh
".O'' W., w., na.n.o,,u,,v REV. H. FEREBEE
ROCHESTER N. Y, March H. 1851
Hon yters Co.. Please accept our grateful
for the Hop Btters you kind to donA anu
which we're such benefit to u.s.
Yours worry gratefully noe
o1n1tD1Es OF THE HOME OF THE FRIENDLEss'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
BRADFORD, Penn. May 8, 1879.

cured me Of several diseases such as nervousness
sckness at the stomach monthly troubles &C. nave nO'
seen sick day in year took Hop Bitters Several
OF my neighbOrs use them. hrs' FANNIE "Nf-''
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW,

FOR TRENTON AND PHIiADELPH!A.
Leave NewYOrk hm station &. H. H. OF ~ J foot OF lid
Fnr station cOTnc Ninth and at 745 o. Ills
M; lIO, H. 6:3O 7:l5 IL p On Sunday n 5;io H. Nj
5;i0, IL p, m. ,.,,-. - coo.o ,,,.
m; $3.50, 6::}O y. M. On sunday at 6:3O p. IN. =
For Trenton Warren and Tuckerstsp $780, 7:45 l;loa
m; l:3U, $780, A. $780, 75, II III On Sunday at o;4o M
$3.50 p ~. ,.- A..
From station Philadelphia and Reading RniIroad, corner
Ninth and uieests ~ nav VoU n; tGno 81 o'oo
From Third Bcrks.sts ut 430 745, 800, IL l;25
g. b;25 $780, Il:3U D. D. On Sunday $3.50 "A. III.
denotes Pullman cars attached, -
From Trentop Warren and Tuckersisl;2O Except Mon
daysl. 0:3O 7:21 a2g. lml6 m; l2;65 22 4:l0 S;lo'
G:25 1908 D.. On Sunday-l;2O, O:lO M, O:lo y. m.
Tickets Tor OF Li6eryst Nos 2S0, 26l, tol
a44 H67 Broadway an at the principal botes NOS and
COurtst Annex Office, Jeweps Wharf. BrOoklJ a. -
NewYOrk Transfer Company Dodds ExpresS WI! cai Ior
and baggage nom hotel residence 10 destination
Applications can 044 Broadway and 738 6have,
New.YOrk aud Courtst Brooklyn All these offices are in
connection with the he'll Telephone and Law Telegraph
IL. r. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
Cnm 5lhools

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall term begins
~ -rutrn,Irr 7 1870 For circulars address HORACE t.
SMITH bean 0i Law school. Albany y \.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
Gitp Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE.-First-ave.. near 119th-st., two
i houses and lots price low and terms easy hULASD
WHITING, Be ,kmanst
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
Nrm pntlllanons

nARE and BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES IN
G the July ymbGr Of REMo PLgTs P v1TtT a beaati
III frame and other literary gems do not a 40 SSe % he
splendid Juiy Nnmber oi tns moe moae ,e % Adaress
w JENNINGS DEAOREST ~ GaSt 14In.st.. -. l..
DECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
~ O.r,,.,. rrao, for 1874 ............ Price SOC.
Tribune Mining Digest. trtco lie
CapitaI and labor BY Robert Coyer ......Price lOc
Ad,rasa THE TRIBUNE, New-fOrk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
Leave foot Libertyst FOR Freehold at Sl5 ll45 a. n

IN Leave Ncw.YOrk, foot Libery'st, G. r. r. OF y J.
a:l5 a. m.-Al Rai'-FOr Farmmgaie, Toms RIVER bar
pgAt and intermediate stations
$50 a. M I.ay Roie for Long Branch Ocean tirOye, &C.
ll5p m.-.in Rail-FOr Toms lNer Nntand, all satlohs
TO B ~ Side AND FDu Al LAN1lC CITY. a.
Leave Atlantic City for New York VIA camden anu Az
lantc II. Il. and WlsOw Junction at Z a. NJ - ,,.....,.
D. m--Ah Rai-tOr tarmlnguale Toms river, biihe3@'
TnckeItOwn II. r.. ..,
Ais ~ INLAY Rcute-FOr Long Branch. .
Innfa q. a. m for
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

4 LADY of experience in teaching desires
~ uo,ton as resident gOvernesB for next FAI ihtrl
view, references. Address y. H., lVB Co'nmUa helEh'S
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
ROCHESTER. N. Y, March H. 1850
DELEvAN, WIS, September a. 1878

C1'T oIDTAprEs rS' OF THE HOME OF THE FRIENDIEss'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

II WnmIIng best teaChtrS, AInP.IV'iH III
~ foreign any dcpartm'ui, low or high should mayo
Iaudidat"s Ncw Bulletin. mIiei for postage j. W.
SCIiEKM ERIOltN SrereIart American School INSTITUTE
YO Elst l4th st.. y. \. -----------
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
Gonntrp propsrtp for Sale amo 10 Eel

A HOUSE of rooms, barn anu stable, VIII
ent to Railroad depos and seanDoat annpg. VIII TOM
low 10 A good tenant. HUGH MCGRAW, 81 BeeSmanet
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

TOR SALE or TO RENT.-FurniShcd or un-
furhed desirable residence In PHI ps5arr ~ s oa
tary &r in house superb views OF Esson and beautiful
valleys OF Delaware and Lhigh two hours Dy ra IRON New
Work and phae three minutes walk from centre OF
Easton. Pe.n 1toea minutes walk from Liayee Coclgs.
two hours rda Delaware Water Gap or Maueh chunk
Penn Excellent stable. carriage house pontry yard and
fine pear iard gapery on premises peniy oi sns
reasonable TO responsible parties ADDRESS A
Lock Boy Is, Philhpsbnrg. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH DIyI

Lave Ncwl ork foot Of IDcrtyst, for Red Bank, Long
Branch Ocean Grove &C., at Sl5. llA5 Ill., l;lo. $3.50
(ltxpress) l. jl6 pm .,,o.,,- -. a., q, r ,u,. a,
STATION, aud IRON OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN AT
RED BANK to a"d IgOm POINT PLEASANT at SEA
RT, with all trains.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
anrtion gales OF Real Gstate.
Gitp Dronerrp 90 Eel.

Brooklyn propertn for Gale ano 90 Eel.
ITO LET OR FOR SALE.--lf0use, 81
Hicksst house and 40 aud 81 Nassau St; mouse
l5s Remsenst GORDON i. FORD go c1srk st. Brooxlyn.
100 LOTS, free and clear. would be ex|
lOU changed for improved city property; -
rutland & WHITING, Beekmans1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

YOU'VE LAD!ES' INsTITUTE,
: Tho third annual session Of Miss MARY l.
OEAHliS SCHOOh FOR YOITN4 "a.
DIES lalso LITTLE GlELS) will bcrin SET.
TEN BEk 18Th, 1850.
Iho Principal has had over fltteou vosrs, ov.
pcricnco IN teaching; taught four years a, Rel.
mont SEMINARY and Was Vica Princinsl there
during the latter part of her STAY. Sho hrs
taught also IN Tho families or prominent eontlc-
men IN qlrglnis; among thom tho late Or
Is: r. Baldwin, OF Stanton. Since coming 10
AleGsndrla sho has been 80 successful and has
met Win SO much encouragement (hsvjog re-
talned Inc same pupils through both snnllsl Sea.
slo1s) mat she has rented a house, where sho
Will reside, In desirable and suitable location
on luke street. between Royal and PITT, two
doors from the corner OF Royal. Ths rooms in
Inc Esond story will BE- uaod for school rooms
SsttAserms for board, including washing fueI'
lgnts snd tuition IN English branches, are Sl50
per scholastic yoAr, no months); the hiphnr
EngIlsh branches, with Mathematical, Isi;n
french, Music. Painting end Drawing. will I'm
Taught Terms for the scholastic wear (lO mos
FLmary department Sis; Junior S2U: Sonior
SzS. Payments 10 be made one third in sdvanca
on tho Day OF entrance. one third on the 15:h If
december and one third on the 18th Of Mar,h
keieronc3s: Rev b. SGlar, (her pastor and
patron) Bishop F. II. White, Col, =. b, Mont.
sgue, (for,ror psironl of Shsckelc)rds', KING ard
Queen county, Va; Rcv. Er u. T.. SnrigS anS
rev. Ut >. Peterkn, of Richmond; Kew. r..
marlin, ot kentucky, and her former patrons in
tnls place She respectfully requests those who
lhnT cecide 10 patronl2A h3r to apply on tia FIRST
Of September. iT9iooo'StUtt1 81
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KOIlhiIlasfOuas

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. Tho srueuback
congressional c}aventon of Tho Fourth district
to day nominated George W. Ladd for Cou-
gresS by reclamation. FL. hldd personally
responded iu accaptaac. ii he nomination. 4
resolution waa Passed ohdJlnss L.dd and tho
coursa OF his patty 10 CouSicss.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Ihe dcmcccats of The
Thirccp;t Illinois district have rcnounatcd
a. Il. SttV,usOu for Ulngrnss.