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New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
5inGHrIGI.
.BARNUM'S MUSEUM CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, s3,OOO,OOO.
SHARES, $1OO EACH

This company has been organized for the purpose OF erect
ing permanent Exhibition Budng and Palace OF Amuse
ments the present t Of Madison Square Garden which
entire property bounded by Madison and 4haves and 26h
and 27hsts in the City Of NewYok has been purchased
by this company Of which Mr.. p T. BARNUM Is the Pres
ident and General Manager.
Subscriptions invited at par by tho aforementioned
company for the unsold portion, v sl750O0O Of the
capital stock Of the Museum Company until July 10 proxmo
at and will be received in hundreds amount
At that date the public subscription will be closed The
right reserved TO advance the price after that date without
notice.
II the subscriptions received to that date shan exceed
s750000 the stock subscribed for Will be allotted the
Subscribers pro rata.
No suhscrpt is 10 be binding become payable until
the entire amounts subscribed.
Prospectus Information win be furnished ap
plIcation TO
Tho Nnu.Xnrlr Nnrr. .Ennlnnd ond Wnrtn1-n
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

GTONINGTON LINE.
-
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Al M, daily a cludinx Sundays) frUm Pier "a North
River, loot VI JHyst
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TVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDESTABLISHED koCTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

IS TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY; s
DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA. = IN NEWYORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
NEHW"YoRK l\liEH AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Amboy, Mas
Branchpcrt Long Br,nch. Eberon, Deal Beach. Ocean
Point Pleasant Toms River Banegat Atlantic City, etc
Newly ork foot Of Lbertyst, at 6;45 f5. 11lo
a IN. A.6:l O. 8 7.
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Dlui0cn0 Nolloes.

NINTH NAIIONW Rank
&EW -iuRh. unr ~. lSSO.b
4 DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-llALF
IArE' tEN upon iic caai; ,ccE 81 this INK ,.5 ben
E"'K- "li b. cO,ed iIou u'r - l-tl ulul tte lot
pr,ximo II. H. NAIRO. cashier.
TmE INrntfYi. tNp TRNrFHs
SAIioNNL Ht>K 0F NEw-Ho4K.
>Fw-t uKA june l., lS-u.)
4 DIVIDEND of SkV..N PER ENT ont of
y IT, e.rnug. Of ia" ia- siN m'ntAe h' his 'a' been
LDWAaD rUWN>ENp. Cashier.
rnG %AmoNlL PANS hANK ~ NEw:foRK.}
SiWloHk, JUNE H. l07n
4 T meeting Of thr Board of Directors,
- he'd TIM tay. 'lEl brN u Of FOlH rti! Gen wIs
d'Irci ON; Of thr ns "i the past ak months pay able
Tbc transfer books will co-.d un,l July 1850.
T.. X. Wright. cashier.
CIrY TGEAsl LE.- prFcR
Ailt&tA. tI June 81, 1870.
COUPONS upon the BONDS OF the Cl;y of
NAinnia, Gn n,nrns ialy !. ~! !" g"9 by he AMEh
IA, i, JEG H. tt',- !;fI. Tira'rr ~
UiiI,l "v Iur Iic;- -i,N ATT NAs tEssGAL EMlwAr(
H.. siu[. r,v. June Il. lsso
COTPONS of HOUSTON AND 1ENAS CEN
\ IEAL HALLWAY 60 .tPNNh tlR~r MOEIG\HE
EON cH' Ith !! l'-' "t. b ia, ly J. -, . l-tu N
sut. - %"i.-. .~ W. CAV T.. rtr~nr'r.
nLNNEE and RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
cot r'N dur nv ei !I"m 60, 81" ,da.ei IA Si''.r
bonds. vail %" iA4 Ia ronran{ I'm . !, c, ;. ~"
oiiri oy i,r LNoi:s,.E Wtne ,>D ANr>a 'oa'A>r}
~" ">rw.Yoas jim, -. ls,o. 5
nIVIDEND 80. 2N
~ g I.t,.' ',,r VouT .rd M,riug c.ntny VII. Inya
~, .icm 81 E>Tt.,IN as - :'r. "a IT til tI'c
'"' Ii PAE~"NS.
Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

TNROY BOAiS, CiIlZEAS LlNE.-New
4 steamers 81 RATOGA and CITY OF Troy leave lter
40 new 4l ltiveF. foot LEROY DAILY excep1
saturday al D. NJ, for TROY and ALL POINTS No sTH
ana WE>r Excursion tickets to Troy, ~ Steamers eaY
nv SUNDAY land at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

BONDS due the hrst Monday OF July, $780, Will be paid
at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIOhAL RANK
CITY, from this 9th TO the Gath OF JULY 1885, fDclu
sive. JOHN O. SMITH. State Treasurer.
oFFTcR OF THE
PORT ROYAL AND AUGUSTA RAILWAY COMPANY ,
-. 2o2 BRoADWAY, NEW-YoRK. June 2. lSoJ.}
'V'HE COUPONS of the PORT ROYAL and
Il AUGUSTA RAILWAY COMPANY'S FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUND BONDS due July !. 1880 VIII be
paid and afe that date the Once Of the Company
Also at the samo me and place. there will be paid ONE
AND HALF PER CENT DIVIDEND to the holders CT
the Port r val and Augusta Railway C0mpaays income
Bonds on presentation VI Coupon No and sad payment
stamped thereon - -
THE ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and MANI
Il TODA RAILWAY COMPANY
The due July 1880 the First Mortgage Bonds
OF this asO the S70000 sue Of the Mortgage
Bonds OF the first division OF the st. Paul and Pacific Rail
road Company VIII be paid BY the 81 Paul Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway Company on presentation on and after
July l. 1880 at the Office Of the company No. 50 William ST.
u.s. KENNEDY & CO., Fiscal Agents.
V1HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
Il PANY.-A dvldend y = per cent the capital stock
of tho Union Pacific Railway Company Will be pad and
after July $780, 70 stockholders Of record June 10 $780,
New1 stockholders viii be paid at the Union Trust Com
73 Broadway NewYork ami Boston stockholders at
the Companys Ofoe. No. "A Equ table Building Boston
stock books will closed June 49, be July
HENRY McFA BLAND Treasurer
BOSTON, June 15 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

Il EHIUH NAILE1 RAILRDAD.
- PASSENGER TRAIEs, on ana after June l. 1880 VIII
leave depois foot OF Ccrtla3dt ant DebrOssesa at
p. and $50 p Tor Eason, Bethlehem. Allentown.
Reaaing, Mauch Chunk Wilsesbarre auda Wayeriy,
Ithaca Geneva, Buffalo and Pullman
ing coaches attached 10 $50 m train.
Trains leaving G:40 m. D. connect for all
points Ia MahanOy and H. I'll, ton cGal regions.
F.. b. BYINGTON. GeLe-ai Passenger Agent,
General Eastern Office Chureh aud Cortlsd
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
Leave foot OF Lbertys tor Freehold at 7:ss, HAS NJ
NEW:JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN BAY hUUrE-For Hi2hlanus Bellevue. seabffRh.
Mtnmouth Beach AtancyiIle Long Branch Ocean yroye
Asbnry PARK Sea ri. Point Pleasant, Toms hver Barnc
gat, Vine land. ATLANTIC CITY, etc.
Leave NewYor, foot Libertyst q. 9:2O O:4s g. LILO,
345oPm ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

NEW. YORK; June 23-The following are tho totai net
ceips cotton at the below mentioned DOrts sCo oP'
her 1873 10 date inclusive:
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T1ROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. ~
AkUI.I. NIGHTS REST. oNLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
FIiloTt'LASS ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY
The fayOi0 padce steamers .
NASSAU tUSEiTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
ay (snnhays eXceptcd Pier 30 North River foot Oi
WAIcn-si. al > H. IN.
NO intermediate landings between NewfOrk and ProvL
dcHC.. IisSci gers arrive IN Gus on att a. IN. - -.
and tickets sccur,d NOA Jd3 J07 IS9 ana
UI2 broadway AMI Meiropolm and Fifth Avenue otes
hov.l Ork 3?3 ashiD gtO8.st Ero0Syn Tickets are
LsO sold all principal hOIsis and ticker OnCes ami
oces OF Wrstcott Express Cory Erght taKan NJ low
tytInieS. I
l., W. EIl.KlN% ID 5. BABCOCk,
a. Asent
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Steamboais ana Ra,Irraea

A LBANY DAY BOATS.--C. VIBBARD and
s.sess Per g, ssa and s'sass at am tgi ssslyn
Poughseensse. RhnsSsck, Catsxtn and Hndse2
Passenaers landing ut West Point NewburR go ~
turn by dcwn boat Connect sc Hhfnebock fby fyf Vt
the 2i5 p m. train on too Ulster ami DeIsvsss Ei!s
or coupons good on tho udses River A. r. rsosvsa ~
special trains Sal atORA -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gauck and IionsatOmlC Ra9adssteamers leave cath
grnc Slip (ler 3j, r. RI unlly 80 ami 1880
kaIe lower than by any Other route
IIOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
-steler ADELPlII leaves Pier % ulion Ferry 2:ij
u. H.; 33l.st, h. H.. : y. m. FARE, 81 GENTS.
i'' Excl ION TICK h,IS. CEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06

4 DAILY NEWSPAPER on SHIPBOARD.-
There is now a daily newspaper printed on
shipbOard. It is called the atlantic Dddy
and j. II. Hartley, Of Boston, began to pub
iSh It on the steamship DeyOnla, OF the An
coor line. or May 10Th, of Sandy Hook.
He had ease of type and job press on
board, and each day during the voyage he
'set up" and printed his edition of 800
copies, REGARDLESS, OF fogS. storms, and lee
bergs. He says that he set up about 10000
ems day. Three Storage boys were en-
pIoyed, but struck when the passengers
cilled them "desilS." BurIesque telcgranS
from the Chicago Convention were printed,
ana passengers expecting 10 be scs->ick
were requested To "notfy" the steward.
Variou, Jokes perpetrsted 10y the passengers
were printed, together with all The news-
social, political. religious, and nautical-Cf
The voyage.
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Supreme Archon MetZcl, Of Protective
COncllye, Improved Order OF lIep'asophS,
returned 10 Baltimore Friday night from
Winchester. where he had an interview
with Governor Holiday in relation 10 the
prosecution by the Virginia authorities OF
the colored man in Bclair (Md.) jail. sup
posed to be the murderer 81 Captain Frank.
OF the schooner Mignone,te. In James river.
Mr.. Metzel at once left for Richmond to OBJ
tain a rtquisllion in proper form. Mr.. A..
+. Colbert and the mate, Sel5v, left for
Richmond Saturday night, aud will testify
before the proper authorities.
On March lst last the business part Of the
town Of Batavia, n. Y, was destroyed by
fire, the loss reaching Sl25, 900. Simu,a-
neous explosions took place in several
buildings, and other circumstances left no
doubt that the fire was incendary. ). G..
Tully, wel-tO-do hardWare-dealer and
m0ney-lender, who was unpopular in the
town, had insured his property for $4,000
day or two before,he lire. As his store
was among the first TO burn, and he made
no efforts 10 save II, he was accused, ar
rested, and last week tried for arson and
acquitted. The trial was attended by great
crowds, and much excitement prevailed.
A month ago jacob Denee. bad charac-
ter OF South Canaan, Pa, stole coat, a
loaded gun, and some other articles from
neighbor, .. Lerch. After dark gum
shot was heard, but nothing was thought
OF It. Nothing more was seen OF Denee
until last week, when his body was found
in wood near by, in the stolen coat, the
gun lying by his side unloaded, but with
the mans head missing. IL is supposed an
accidental shot severed the mans head from
his body, and the head was carried of by
wolves.
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Ionn nreurham,s benefit.
A CURIOUS LAWSUIT C0NCERNiNa INF
YUIrY THAT WAS PURCHASED FOE Nm


Nu,ry THAT WAS PURCHASED FOR HIM.
IRON the New YORK Wor'd.l
4 curiou, legal question is likely 10 sr,se
IN consequence OF the death OF JONI jon,
Broueham and the probate OF h's VIZ
About two years ago several thealrichi ven.
fits were organized for him. ut Which, "
the sale of tickets aud boxes. SUN y.
e1O. 900 was realized. When he appheo, y
il sald, for ihi. money the comm't'ee"e"
who bad supervised the performances 10
formed bin that they feared DIS spen"
thrift habits, and had therefore ue.u ,.'
mined upon buying him an sununy
with the proceeds. Agninst tp's w.
termination Mr.. Brougham - aies'u ~
have then and always since pro'e''ou'
declaring that his name and The puOllc spou-
VIII which he had gained had produceu ,ne
a10. 600. and that therefore the sum was us
own. TO do with rs he pleased. ho"eYei,
an annuity was purchased which )'e'ueu
him as per week. BY his deatu % SUI"
after the benefits referred 10. ana tue couso'
1uent purchase OF the annuity, lue oo"
many TO which the money was transie',e"
hss made about IS. goo; so that pfsciicS.S'
through the scliOn OF the committee MI.
Rrougbam's friends, instead OF pu'tiog 'u'C
ann into his Golfers. have bestowed u upon
, CORPORATION in which, by the way II Is
not alleged mat any one Of the committee
il n shareholder. Mr.. BrOugham, IL Is
sid. received his stipend under pro-
fest. He made q will, and now u Is re-
presented that the lady in whose favor u
Vas made il about to institute sun against
the members OF the committee Tor the r.
coyery OF so much OF the benefit MONEYS
which they received as they failed 10 pay
over 10 Mr.. Brougbam. This will be- Doyel
lawsuit, and one likely to originate several
one.tlons as TO gratuitous truSteeshlp ana
the effect Of implied consent BY a Denenc'sry
to the acts OF his trustees. II must DE re-
mrmbered. however, that II Mr.. Br0uxham
had lived to the age OF eighty, like john
Braham and Macreddy, or OF eIghty-siX,
like the dramatisis Cibber and O'heeie.
neither Mr. BrOugham nor bis heirs "ouId
ever have complained OF the committee
mems action. nor would the corporation
which took the annuity risk have bad much
reason to be pleased with its investment.
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By Richardson 4 CO..
Real E.tate Agents and Auctoncers,
No. ll3 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fOt,
SAIEBY AI'CTION.-Ou WEDNESDAY me
7tb dsv Of Jnly 1850. at q O'clnck =. VI. we sla1
sen nv .nctipn. on tne premises, FOUR VhLUA-
mfr BTIIIDING LOTS, fronting 40 iert each ana
INNING back $40 feet. located on 1w"niv'sevehlh
-.t he,,ypen : and 4 streets near Nenahlr street.
TRgNs: One fourth cash; balance in FOUR tlsll'
, nd Nv, lye months rsgO liable notes RlF'I TOT 'n
Inferred unyments with Interest added, ard secured
~ =, it.st Of trt,t KICHAHDSON e CO..
AucuOufers.
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Auction SALEs-This Day.
By Robert h. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctlOuecr,
1919 Main street,

VNEN VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
| CAKN-SIREtT STORES. WITH DWEI l.
T%GS OVER EACH q 4 y Sc FOUR
ROOMS. SITUATED uN TIE NORTH SIDE ~
CARY BETWEEN Sc Y r. y r r. + y I IL AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS. Nos. ZIG 10 1890
INCLUSIVE. FOR SALE EI PUBLIC Al
TiON.ON TIE PREMISES. Oh TUESDAY THt
Gru DAY OF JULY. 1880. NJ q O'Clock
u. M.-By rcque.t OF the owner, who has positively
dc dcd 10 sell. sh,ll Offer t"T sae upon Nh" pre-
misses. upon The dry and ~ hour nsmch. ll- above
dp.cribed SMALL S1OEt> and DWELLINGS.
They arc Well AID substantially constructed Of
brick and for retail purposes they are dr>lth- FOR
any Mind OF lisht business. The corner->iorr on
Eighteenth and Cary streets j. now and has long
been occupied by Mr.. Cliisan n al annual rent ol
. 200: the others r-ut for something less. A" OPP
nort.ritv 4, here offered 10 purchasers To- secure
SHALL STORES AZ a small outlay 81 cHpial,
upOn long cr,Gits. where lheN can build mp nice
la, ing business or realize big Interest anon their
money. \ plat OF the property will be exhibited al
hour ot sale
TERMS: one dfth cash; balance 81 six. twelve.
eighteen. twenty four, and thirty-six months
credit with q PER cent. interest. negotiable notes,
and deed ot trust.
Attend thI- sale and secure = bargain in store
properly near The docs and Ola Market.
ROBERT Is. IN Ne,
f. 2S.F NJ W Stdtfs AurUOuppr.
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In the case Of Rutherford " Co, con-
tractors, against the Cincinnati and Ports
mouth RaiIrond Company, TO recover on Il
contract. the jury in the Common Pleas
Court at Cincinnati on Saturday gave yer-
diet OF So. 900 for Plaintiffs.
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The tiny steamship Anthracite, eighty
four feet long. which LETT Falmouth. Eng,
June 30. arrived at New York last Frlday,
being the smallest steam-yessel that ever
crossed the Atlantic. The Perkins system
Of engines, tested by the trip, provides Tor
the r. using Of the water in the boilers. But
live hundred gallons Of water was used du-
ring the voyage, and only twenty-elght tons
OF coal. She Will take a small cargo back to
ENGLAND.
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By Frank -. llill & CO..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnerfs'
HOS MAN street.
Jno. 4 IsughinD. j.. Salesman.

DRUGSTORE NOW OC-
l. CrPIED BY j. Y. MCPlIAlL & BROTHER
AT AI't'TION-Well WIN seI at auctiOn. upon the
streets. NJ o'clock A. NJ, on WFDNESDh1,Ju
Z, 1850, The Stock 81 ,
DRUGS. CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
FlXTURF>.
SODA FOUNTAIN,
COUNTERS.
mud everything sppcriaining t. a Gr.t-cla.s drug
store contained IN said store IL viii .e 'old a.
whole. $500.
ono 1,siring 10 20 into the business vii end ms a
good opporiuniiy. The stock }, fre,h. and can Dee
n,pecfrd Al any time before dlv OF sale. The store
can he leased ~ moderate rent.
1FRMS: At sale. If not sold privately BEFORE
be al. viii n. ar stated above. For any other par
FRANK d. HILL K CO,
to- Auciioueers.
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~ Robert Is. Lyue.
Real Estate Agent and Anciioneer'
No. 1912 Main street.

ry,RfJSTEEs SALE OF A LOT OF
LAND FRONTING FIFTY.TWO FEET On
TIE SOUTH SIDE. OF CAkY CgR MTSynnrHN.
srnTt,rs ASO RiESiNG BACK BETWEEN
PAFHLLfI. LINES 1876 FEET 10 AN ALLY
FIFTEEN FFFT WIDE In execution 81 a CIR
: Euck and wife 10 The undersigned ~ trustee. ana
cuiy recorded IN Richmond Chancery Cour'. pe.h-
Book Il2 g. page 40, being required so 70 90 y, lDe
holder nf The nofe secured thereby, defanlt nav.
inv been made ia the ia meDt of HE same. wiz
Offer for sale upon the premises, on SAIc kDh
the 9th d-y Of july. 1850. AT ocl0cs !. W., ~.
PROPERTY above described. Inc properly VIII
he III yi,led on the day OF sale, II desired
TERMS The deed requires "asl IS 10 co.t ann * .
pensps " sale and sufiicicbcy 10 pay "H nor 81
S265 wifi al interest. &C.. that NAV be- due thrre
ON: but II IL Or bgbe that more hJefal lerms WIN
~ WILLIAM j. BAKER.
a., : Trustec.
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NJ R<IIt III.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE 81 Z
4 ef,r for sale zoo suits az chamber Nrn. "a,
ture. m price from e23 io $500, NOM ne "r' =
manufactures Hast and Mest, als1 of inN Owl
Kitchen Furnltare. and evrr' article in tN. t....'
lure line; also. Cabinet Maker supple ". Cd.
description. Nilidunlicatc titl' im0rv prise. '-
ties I'm want AIN save MONEY bN giving mt .i
Oaicc aud warcrO ms i4SS Main street, ncaf
tenth street. Workshops, td, >, sud ~ h1tsN '
tetntn tttott. WILLIAM DAt sAN''
a. Lam
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By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Auciioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF ONE
= TWELFTH INTEREST II THAT NALUA-
BILE THREE TORY BRICK TENEMENT ON
THE WEST LINE OF TENTH BETWFEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS. OPPOSITE TO
THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITt Eat the
request OF tine owner hail offer for sale NJ pubic
auction. ~ nv fics corner of Bsnk zud Eleventh
streets In The city OF Richmond. on TUESDAY Tie
tifh july. $50. ~ , o'c oCk NJ. ONE INUiNIDSD
TWELFTH PART OF THE FOREGOING REAL
ESTATE now m the occupancy Il Nr. j. ~. Harris.
The s.id REAL. F~rATE j. assessed al $4,000. and
- ~ m excellent locality.
TERMS: cash. W. GODDIN,
f42o Aur;iDustr.
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by Il. :. Anderson & son, Aucuoneers
1924 Main street.

MONDAY EEING HOLIDAY, we will
vi have our regu ar auction sale OF GROCf Rlt>,
,Hc on TUESDAY, july 9Th. commencing At 10
O'Clock. consisting OF BACON hAMS, SHOlL-
DERS, aud SIDFS; HFERI\GS. BUTTER, LARD.
FLOUR, TOBACCO. WIN AK, tAN'
SHOE-BRt SHE'S, BLAt KING. BLUE, Wh>II'
BOARDS. CLOTHT-PlNS, tLOl HkS-LiNt>,
ARE, &C, &c. -..
Cousignments solicited and received on TUES
DAY up to The hour OF sale.
X. =. ANDERSON son. Auciioneers.
Iy5et 1924 Main street.
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AUcrYoy sALEs--.Fnsnre Days.

CtUEgIFF,S SALE.--Dy virtue OF eyecn.
- lions In my hands win sell st the factory on
Jobn " (,arjweli e Co.. on Cary street. on ine
0Tu nay or july, 1880, at ] ! O'Clock A. Me-
one WHEAT-CLEANEi. ana
one INTERCHANGEABLE.
JOHN W. WRIGHT.
iyG.td sheriff Cty Of Richmond.
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DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID .Nfcnt.d 10 me on the 22d day Of March. Is =.
aud OF record in the County Court clerk once Tor
IN, sierfed county. in Decd BOOK No. 90. page
2l5 from Frances Rurwcll. 6XecuIriN of james u.
Iurwell. deceased. trustee for SSliie y Jackson.
will soil I'm front OF Chesterfield conri- hou'e. IN
NONDAY JuIv II. 1850. he,rscn the hour, ot IL
o'rlock NJ and , O'Clock = VI. HE TRACT br
LAND mentioned aud d-.crih-i in said "e"d oil
tril.f. conisiuing THIRTY At kk>. more 'r 80
adjoining ihr lsnds of Dtursc ". ftquA. Ausn,lu.
cha klev. and oihrrs. abOut four miles northeast ~
inc county court house. Tne bury ing. g'ound ana
uqrss, and egrc,s and from thc same j. reserved
occorni0g 10 the stipulaton- the ore1 Of trust.
TERMS: C-sh. More iircra terms may De- AL
,ourcsd a. .a,r EDWARD cox,
T., .O Trustee
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Wood AND Coat.

SUMMER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CI'MBEkL iNp, SpLlNT
ONER ulLL, NUrTALBURG, and SOFT
COKE; PINE ana OAK WOOD from $500 20
S4.hO Ter cord. delivered. Gail aud he convinced,
YOU can DO better Than erephere. Orders bN telt-
phone ar Otherwise promptly Mid from either
ofice-TOS Br0ad, opposite Theatre, or 1909 cary
street he 1871 4. II. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
L sPLINT COAL, BKsr ANTERAClrECoAL
REST FOREST PINE aud OAK WOOD. EtsSi
CUMBERLAND coal, BEST Wfsl VIRGINIA
STEAM COAL. S.P, LArukOP.
DE Is Seventeenth street. az draw+hridRt.
GOAL SOLD BY WEIGHT have In
~ my yard, Twenty-hrst street between Main
and Franklin, 1000 tons ANTHRACITE COAL,
all siZes, aud best quality, AID Will DO sold for cash
as cheap ~ can be bought. PINE and OAK WOOD
sold from $3.50 90 "a 30 per cord Branch yard,
sixteenth aud Darlington streets. ,
n. l.. MURPHY,
de 3O-eod No. 2 Twenty hrst street.
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rUSr RECFlVEp TIE LARGESrn

lust RECEIVED THE LARGE> n
~ AND MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK of "a,
FURNITURE Queen Anne, Pas Lake, Par Ty1
Tor and Chamher Suitsl that Ne has0Vsr bee
fore offered To the puhilc. kathvg than cattN ITO
goods over, will oncr GREAT iNput fMfN
saving OF 20 per cent We woui request ali 20 ~
amtax stock. as We keen eN ery thtns 20 te tN'
In a nrst-cllss house. Oar terms easy, aud ACCOM-
modaii0g 10 all CLASSES.
h. GATnRlGHr SON
mysl 10 Governor s!rse''
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SPLENDID IRON STEAMERS ..r,. .tp
ARIEL.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT C0lpt>., ttlt-.
RIVER Linz.
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VIRGINIA ~rHsWBl
rLPERISTENDfh

OLD POINT, NORFOLK. ANo TNue
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-06-17
EN- GLIsH AGRICULTURE.

On the 4th inst, the central council of the
chambers of Agriculture met in London.
1hls body is made up of representatives
nom various local chambers in different
parts of England, and meets to consider
questions affecting the agricultural interests
sl the country. Various matters were con-
sde.ed which will probably come before
rarlament, the most prominent OF which
are the subjects of land-law reform, and Il
measure relating to tenant farmers. The
ohasnber of Agriculture Journal says that
eae gathering embraced more full and
varied representation of agriculturists of all
snades of opinion and all varieties of prac-
Nee than has often been seen grouped in one
metropolitan assemblage.
The debate on the land law reform was
.sim1lnently PRACTICAL, and foreshadowed the
oourse which will be advocated in Parlia-
nent in this behalf, and the direction in
which relief is to be sought. There Is