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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.


The Conservative State Convention al
Nd Richmond Wednesday was presided ovel
M by Hon. Henry c. Allen, of Shenandoah
n Eloquent speeches were made by Hon.
he John Goode, James Barbour, OF Culpeper
,rs Col. JAS. 81. Skinner, of Augusta. Gen
10 Fitzhugh Lee, of Stafford, and S. H. Moi
~. felt, of Rockingham. The following were
Sh the selections made for the seventh coz
~ gressional district:
- Seventh District. Delegates to Cincin-
liz nati-Captsin James Bumgardner, Jr., OF
T, Augusta: w. B. Pettit Fluvanna. Alter
" | nates-S. V. Southall, of Albemarle; Jacob
of N. Llggett, OF Rockingham. Eiector-F.
M. McMulen. of Green. District Com
~ mitteemen-- Micajah Woods. Of Albemarle;
Major Absalom Koiner, OF Augusta; W.
b. Peachy, Shenandoah.
ii Gen. Echols, of Stanton, and P. W.
McKenny, Of Prince Edward, were chosen
electors at large. The Cincinnati dele
gates were instructed to oppose the abro
CATION of the two-thirds rule. The follow
i pa' are the delegates at large chosen to go
t Cincinnati:
John W. Daniel, of Lynchburg; James
OF NocKlngnam, and Gen. VIM. Terry, Of
wy the; alternates, Judge Robert Ould, of
J3icl lmond; M. Glennan, of Norfolk; Robt.
BIB erkeley, of Prince Edward, and Camm
Pate rson, of Buckingham.
The 'Dispatch' says of the Convention:
Tt W, as magnificent body It's very ap
rMherant ,e and its tone had in them the
ny,lesage of victory. Everybody was in
hi ~. spbrits Everybody was full of fire,
al IT, ~ SG0,t and energy, and Confidence
aWar 90 are no respondent laggards. We
| N.Y.. w a Convention that gave more
I eyN ices tl'at triumph was expected by
all il 8 aembers.
teeuA' leadjuster brethren were treated.
as lley deserved to be treated, with every
coul .lesy They were loudly called upon
for 81 zee Nches. and vociferously cheered
when E, rer they maize good hit, whether
it hat a &, zach of REIMBURSEMENT in it or
not. The goodwill Of the Convention
was bunda ntly evidenced by The fact that
when Mr.. Ja\ mes Barbour made his speech
the vfhole M ISIS enjoyed it very much,
thou rh he clai\ med that he had no apollo
gies 10 make fl " his readjustment visws.
and no modi6cA tiOns of them to announce.
The crowd cheer ed him when headded that
he could NOT see how he could insure the
success of those views by aiding IN the |
election Of a Renn blican President DR.. |
Moffett was presenN also, and gave god |
counsel and coed va TX to the old Demo [
cratic party, with VIII ich ne mas SO long
been connected. We\ mehtloh these gen
tlemen particularly onA nscause 1hey are
leading men among they d.e@ujasbeis, ana
may next year again be A ouno hsnIlng ID
favor of the Barbour bfllA OF some other
Readiustment messnrs They set G good
example nv determ;nir1 M to desert their
party whilst Presid entail i aectlon Is 60
ing on.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21
1T HAS NEVER REEN OvERCHARGED.
49, HAS NEVER FAILED, GA

The experience of one hundred years has shown
that where all the necessary rules are observed pro
lection is perfect.
at the present day no one will deny the necessity
and duty resting upon US to vaccnate children,
and thus protect them from the fearful ravages Of
smallpox; in fact, Can there be found in any COM
munity an intelligent man who will not ackn Owledge
an imperative duty resting upon every one to not
only use means, but the very best means of protec-
ton to them and theirs against all dangers arising
from any source whatever. few dollars judiciOuS-
ly expended in lightning rods will securely protect
All the buildings that almost any one possesses and
If life or prOperts sacrificed i'll conse luence Of neg
Letting such, protection, can we hold ourselves
blameess, will not the dead cry out OF the ground
AGAINST us? viii not the living censure for opor-
has done all In his power to make his family and
property safe from the destructive effects of light
ming is worth far than the cost of all the light
ming rods necessary to secure such protection.
Persons wishing their properly and lives protected
from this destructive element will receive prompt
attentlon by calling at our store No. 6, Augusta
Street, or addressing u.s. Box 2l0, $tauntOn, Va.
50 Old lightning Conductors that havs become
broken or rusted replaced Rods of all kinds re-
paired.
MAY g. SAGENDORPH,
NO.6. Augusta Street,
mayzl oM StauntOn, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21
ad was sold
$4,0OO,OOO.
R.Oht m
The Virginia Midland Railrt

The Virginia Midland R.;1rl ad wa
on Thursday of last week fol- $500
1t was bought by Robt. Garret Ro
Baldwin and others, of Baltih IRE.
road owes eight and a half milIo d
which the purchasers will have b as'
The Baltimore & Ohio r. r. e.. a
to renew it's lease of the Strausbug ol
from Strausburg to Harrisonbutg,
connects its Winchester branch With
Valley road. The sale was made howe
In disregard of supersedeas issued
Judge Christian of the Virginia Court
Appeals and legal complications are rea
for the purchasers.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21

by E. M Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.l
TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of two deeds of trust executed on July
6th; 1872 and August 9Th, 1877. by Elias Mahoney
and wife, to us as trustees Of the Young Mems
Building Association and of record in the Clerk
0filce OF the Hastings Court. We shall proceed to
sell on the premises to the highest bidder on
Saturday, May 18th, 1880,
at IL O'Clock, M. that comfortable two story Frame
Dwelling with brick basement. now occupied by
said Mahoney and wife and situa-
ted in the western part of the City A e,NA -
OF Staunton. Said dwelling con- sTS
tains rooms above basement, lot srS ~
and has complete cistern on same. Any one look.
ing for comfortable home should not lose this op-
portunity.
TERMS-So much cash as to amount of dues and
fines now in arrears with cost OF sale. The residue
In H. IL and "a MONTHS with interest; the purchaser
to give bonds with approved security and the title
retained as ultimate security.
r H. TROUT,
+. Il. BERKELEY,
q. L. WELLER,
Trustees
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21

Ex-Gov. Henry s. Foote. of Miss, is
dead. He was graduate Of Washington
College.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21

This Celebrated Lightning Conductor, owing to
the material OF which it is made, and the manner Of
its construction. is the most complete protection
against disaster by lightning ever invented This Is
concusively shown by practical test Of over TWEEN
ty,four years during which time it has been in con-
private and pubic buildings, in all sections Of the
country; and although there have fallen upon it, in
numerous instances most terrific DISCHARGES of
duct them harmessly to the earth, thus saving ma.
ny lives, and property of almost incalcuable value
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21

w HITE and Colored Organdies Null Muslns
w Vic. Lawns Linen Lawns, "a heautif1ii a.
sortmento India Linens, Irish Linens, Linen suit
ting, Check Nainsooks, Check Mnslins, and eyery
thing in White Goods, at
aps9 WI =, WkLLER'A
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21

1VH SA1E' -
An Altman q IayiOr ihre'ner Tor sale In good re-
Terms to suit purchasers
w. II. MOORMAN.
apr93 m* Fort. Defiance Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

('HAMBERMAlD and WAL RESS.-by Il
~ 1rstclass swedish girl tidy. thoroughly competent
makes salads ready handy ADD neat about
all she Toes lty country inquire Tor F. H. 192 OthaYe
loLh.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
STEAMBOATS, nno Railroads.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
= ro BOSTON F6 4LL s FIyIF Li ESrrrD TICKETS
Corresponiin reduction o a Eastern points Mamm9Sh
clndel. Pier - Mr. foot Of Murray pm. Leave
bnokyn 40 p M Jer ey City $40 p m VIA Annex boats
hotels ana cket the Office the PIER aud on board
GE1. T.. coNNoR BORDEN & LOWELL,
Genera Pa sengcr Agent. Agents.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- station in Nev.YorE. loot n Liber,y ST. station IN
BROOKLYN OF Fl ton A.. JEWELS Wharf
Commeucng. October D. lssi-Leave New York foot Of
$50 Nor rlcaingtoa, Faston AneptoSn &C .-..,
D. L. & Western r. H. East,n Allentown, WnkesDarre
ol5 m-kor Bennington, E,son Allentoyn Rea,ns
Iiarrsoufg' nauoh anN Danyu =, " th' s I""i-
rnFor = ealngt'n Easton' Allentown Reading HAT
30 i, Fig ,, Las!oa Bath Maueh chmk TamaquA
$50 m;-tor schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
4't5 p M For Sonier, i.le Fisming,on &C.
$50 D NOR talstcn. d. l. end ~ q. r.. Anentown'
Reading harr1sbarg MaucA Chunk. Wilkesbarre' sc.
sundSy trains leave At $40 NJ p for Bound Brook
town harrisburg and the West o.. s.,. oiz
$50. 10 1850 lIj ui I'm, ?, =. 3:5o 40 5:oO
For n trans 10 local points see Zine a5 es at sati6n.
tons 10 and from Jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perrin Amboy south Amboy. Red
P Piea ant ' INNS sT Fyr % or ~ &c
NevYorS io1t Liberty ST. at $500, o:I5 lI:i1 a m
l.3U. $50 800, 5.-J p. III.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
conn E rION. Leave uot of L!beIty-sL Tor Freehold
ct s.l5 ll.iJ A H., 400. jaU y.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Leave New-York foot Liberty st. y. r.
Wa BrsnchDOTt,
For san4y iiooS SD. II i5a N 5;3op. m.
For highlands. 3. ~ De- l.: ID o.. uI.. T. $50 D.
For oumouth Heach and ooaDrisAt, o. oIj, Ili5 A. m
1890. 4 80 $3.50 3. NJ.
va ed Bank
I-Ou For Ma.c.c tcr Toms River Atlas IlC CITY
ana al Us u liY1 -"
ID. m For al stations TO Writings Toms River barne-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
HELEN POTTER'S PLEIADES.

secure early ;or The theatre is nightly crowded
IN NJ 0oors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

HIRCULAR1 Of good schools, with inteui-
y gent vc frcn o. parents personally mailed FOR post
age w. -c.e- crlOr. Amrcn school Inst so r. latl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

before FIXING On A BOARDING
SCHOOL for your child please address Tor circular
IunaA, M.ANLuN. D. u. I.Au.n..on. AewI orsoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.
y Boarding. school
FOR Young LADIES AND CHILDREN.
STTUIO-In-I-h and German h.nder-.'ii eu separate
Department for young BOYS.
Cos ard % WEST 3-D-- t.
Between Broad au1 .th-1yc.. eT 'rf- -
term We.le-I -e1te.lirr - l--l
Rev. THEODORE IRVING, Lib Rector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
Cltn Hsal Gs.dIe for Sale

VI LtL-l =
E'OR SALE.-HoUse, No. 80 Madlson-ave.,
,--ovrrsont front. extension hart w'4 hniSn IS -
ana lrrurs complete ana n thorough oiuert ~' 49,
10 lone biz DAYS work TatClntn On ".'iiii''H
toad and 1S4TH-ST.. near 10 lH-,-AN p -
o. PHI, ~ ~ OTIS: pncc, $1,000 per l0~ ~ LAM
q Witt 80. 5cekuiIist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
gnstrnrilGn-
Tor Young Laules-CountrY.

= Or Oung LaQleS-IOunLrYs
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladics, Tarry-
Teopous september b. MIS- NJ ". M rCALF. Principal
HONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
Nrmber q boari eis limited to SIX Two vacancies Al
dress I-- Magic, Dover. y. J.
IVY HALL, BRIDGETON, y. j.,
Mn IA DE amp principal ana successor 70 Mr. n G
s,cpparL N,x. rim vi oesiu sept noer To- $50
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
ere Fo 5a a' a95aS r. 's sac Wiz h
S See - T en- graf r 4ssSy lD' A'-'
NTISS BULKLEY'S school for Young Ladies
IVA Tarytogn The uds'n. will re12on We'd, 9epe %.
Mss d. T. Burt's Institute for Young ladies'
w aaa Misses 20i5 Nanutst Phaaslsa a.. va, iT scia
ii ars irsa amber received n'' l' ''l-' mn
PYE SEMINARY, Rye, N. For PqfT1tlieeu-
Ia Iars address Mn - LIFE
= 4UV 6'ari .c Union music and t9ccticr wa,
sheet must ar mat as All use OF 9 S lgr l'
own y j. Address the Rev. WM. . BOW EN- A AZ. Pres
PIo rata for Da,auce OF the year.
For Both Sexes Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on a
"A farm IcnTtc.n miles tom Hes-1orS - 1 1er VIZ SIs
II. g. NOKiLLi, Mlnha-sett L. T.
before FIXING on A BOARDING
- schQQL FOR your child pase address p os CIRCULAR
CIRCULAR' Of good schools, with int
y gent vice. frce parents personally mailed Tor post
axe. ". -cAerl r sec Amrcn school Inst % f i11
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
w kisco " -, for young allies and children W. TO
open sept TO- terms reasonable Miss T. Hyatt Principal
NEW-PALTZ ACADEMY will reopen Sep
y tember l.-~uI error advantages or thorouRh ahn
cornpreL educ alton terms moderate For parc uaIs
apnty r H. ~. 3 ST SDIih Nr"-PhtA Dlstrr'o y. l.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
y ton Sussex County. " j. roopeua September lor
males ana eengy hca Thy. excellent govern
Ueut and Christian thorough 90 any college
~ business 800 send refer 70 Oh
students j. kaVr NC ee Lids JUICE JOnu A. BAR, Jer
sey city :. 5. STEW i-N s. 4. NJ.
DENNSYIVANIA STATE COLLEGE.-Ad-
4 uits bo.h sexes endowment, half million tuition
cour.cs % study car seal -clrnuhc it ~
thorough preparatory depart ment expenses = v %
address Jijot.'t 54iO4. LII lS
A. NJ Pre- dait state College, Penn.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. Y
IL Both sexes $50 per year 10 eKtis ui music opens
sept l.l send Tor cita6gue. ". H. BANNI7 IA A. u
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Brdgeton.
= Nj For 1oJl sexes. college preparatory institute
ciasac4 qn0 scaniifc conrses Binding brick. Modern I'm
r,yeuers Climate milo, yery herl.hy. Instruction THOR
cUe Begins -cp, send Tor catalogue H. IL iiaSh fIlA
Miscellaneous
PPARATUS and FURNITURE ofaN kinds
y tr schools. Academic. Colleges and HaiS send i3r
catalogue EAkEE. rnNrr IS CO.. 40. 10 Bond-sL. y Y.
WANTED Lady vocalist two days per
week ia scnOa NeW-l Tx. Church en-agem Mt
also probable. T.. D. b0A BPS, Nr~-t ora cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
DduCiul ACdGcnucs.

ALLEN DODWORTU'S
y SCHOOL. Fol. DANCING. 70 G-l FIFTH AVE
FOR terms. DAYS. 1o ior circular. Tie new Poo
Cua.rI!e lr Alden D, ~ just published by IN A Fond
& Co.. worthy Of att nuol
LEX. MACGREGOR'S
y -.IIOL Fol-. DA CI.D. ti2 IN ave, near l7th ST.
Private fuI l1u urtluc Tor Glasses send FOR circulars
SgP. p. HARVARD REILLY'S Classes
va NoulIr- add Thursdays. iTrr Hal On ave., be-
tween laa g. i-- IAe ."r1rt LAAc!es thoroughly
tii- lt o. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
Cltn Dropcrtp 60 fct.

OFFICES TO LET, some deslrable at ,l i9% W
~ Nl.>qi ~ ara DID PARK Row opposite 2. q. rutland
q WHITING Bees man So
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eGcner5.


COLLEGE, GRADUATE and oxrrriouccd
= t... le. Pc. rrt g.. pupils Address IT, Dl. Tribune
I .r,,,l '..ica il 8r0.lp.y.
: IL. WANTING B-~l lEAO lie III. Amer
- ir'a or 10. ,.'. e .-.a ,.. tll al ! Sew ia!
f'.'~ ~ .rf g. ...f. iu- secretary Am. rl.IA
'.... .'....,... .u 81. ..t \.,. t,r.
%, .1, D., 49,.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN I-1Attt -
a AGENCY suomi ICES Colleges schools FAM jos with
-l-fl~ ~ rrruucr.. Professor Principals Teachers
Ttfu. 4onr ri ,r Cd tir country promptly suited Tl-l
super 1r f0rs l- tov--rs4os Ch address '9 NJ j.
yf N American anu FOREIGN Vrachers Agency Union
square
...-.-.,---. mrs , .frI-o I'm - -
SUI CEN~F & l. EAU ili-h WIN l'H- ~
iu ti. education OF boys, d rrs t"' Ut uf'e
al -itca.e. rrtersc VI fir highest character
liberal t.tma HI pe expected Address - HULA H.
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pENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
no PHILADELPHlzA-A
Il PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

- AIA--A VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1870 -, ,.- ,,, .r-rft-n 10r-rE ,>,r .4nRr LINE
TIE OLb-4-'l ALL p.r,i,rtN 1911
,-,.,r- ,-,rr- tt-D IItTT.A UrT pTITt
NEN-lDIth All -'--4 'i--A'
... 5- ..rr ,,-,,- .r.rry- EvrEpr -r-,-r.v
i I4.Al-7 ~ r,irrf '.tf Itift N NI5}l-y1ftS'
DIP. IN 4.il4'--A ma .' ' '''A-
,r ,.,. .r- -trr- ,t.-..r t,rupDy-rn .or~rp
AI--'A A mn ,r....i '...t. .&..r,
Will AD'oi-. A' '.-- --' l.
o,,.., ,,,--.--r q 1.-o
Fxprr-s Trains leave sew via DesDros7c9 and Cort
Lihti iit'l- lciilr-. i' lniI 2 ..oo . I'm q
49,, '. ,-2 ~" i-i' ''. Ia NJ " avs and a.
Ill., D, H. % - I'D aui I'D M, au y "iti' ---,,, o.. IN
.-..' cav. l ,,i' W., rr.nton and cam.
deh. o,l-, ,,,,. , .,,..,- witt, MI throieh train.
~, '.r t.rr .i'r,- a s.,,..Iy and d.rt transfer Tor
Brokyn travel 49,. .lo..,., isoI ,t7 1o,7
" : 5.jI 800 d. 10. Limited Axprs.s 1850 D. ml,
g. g. J.t.t nI .5y 2. 3D., 'l gay - i'. 40 ,
ESQ Do l 49, ~ Ni '- ,,-, ''' va '-'l"or
rc,gt ono '- ~ ~ . i.'''' az Can't ,. - 1i
Hto' 90 ia rrI.l1. rf.,o..n l.,of Jersey CIV
LmIgrlut hes i,es ~. Battery ttc' ,- , .,,.k
Tho Nr" pr i''",'cI D'-lpt". WI" ''' '' ''- -
FRANK THOMSON, j. r. p a NJ X 1,o,t
General M-Ias'i N'-'''' '''"-N' -A'~S
=, AAitDAl iIu.r lul W. i'lt I' LII I"iu'
- -f.urlUlt s... r.nl"r '''' Nr" t..L ,o "-i.ls
leaving Icc-sp go and 1880 % i t't 3c'I "i'4't' WI
,,,r,r, rprr p,rrU-,v v,,r l-,o,-- ~ ina
i NEwYoEK. LAKE ERE AND WESTERN RAIL
IN, ,grtrsr or TRAINS TAKING ErPECT ID. 1850
A'-a ,,,-.',,. III and tLi.,.o Iav Hyur-.s Drawing
-, 800 ~, i,ifr,Ia auf -t4tsus Dn srdg
Gn nm 1r,i,v -fst T. Ions t Press. arriving NJ But
falo An =, q Ia, connecting with the Is 81 ami
10 Ril f.' Pullman Os''
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.povInFNCE LINE no ROSTON.

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
i VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. 49, ,. o. .,
A PULL NIGHTS REST. y ~ - Mllt.7 yF ''AAl-
- FIHsT.CHAs- ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
fay0rIte DaILce steamers ,.r
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAM.
SUNDAY excepted frum Pier - North lFer 'o'' VI
Warrcn-et. at y. N. No..
gtuce Passengers ye IN Boston ~ A IA o- 49, -
rralus secured AZ 'Jt Ili
o42 uroanVav ana MetrOpDfan snd Firm avenue OsA
sew YorE aud }33 isnng 10nst brooklyn llc"cLs hLe
Al hotels and ticket Ohlcr- lil A.
oos of " escOSt Express Company Freight taken IL ""
est
l. W. FILKINs. ~ = DO prasoe11t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
anrtion Sales Of Real estate.
TRUST
wORTGAGEE'S SALE.
Ndrragansati Hotel,
Providence, Rhode Island,

Will be .oId At Public Auction, on " WEDNESDAY, Novem-
ber T. A. D. ESQ az II o'clock on the premises by W.
tU- 5 D. cr OF safe contained certain Trust Mortgage
maie anu executed Oy Narraganseu Hotel COMPANY
On created by the General Assembly ~ the state oi
Ioe Island and located the CITY OF Providence, ia Haid
sat. d. tle Rhode Iaud Hospital Trust COMPANY cor
nora ION creatd by She Genera Assembly OF the state Oh
Rhode f-lnd aud located sad Pro violence dated August
g. A. 3D. 1874 and recorlcd Book %, page 53- Of the
Records # Mortgages Estate IN sad Providence the
covenants and conditions Of SAID Trust Mortgage having
Dreu broken
AL that tract situated IN said city OF PROVIDENCE
and bonded uorthcrY BrlsI 81, which u measures
hundred anl On ryiour and two hundred ana
sixty thousa1dtiz lZoJ feet eastey on d. france
ou which measures about hundred and eighty
hundred and thirty three tlOusandtas Sl235
feet s0utArry upon and " the Providence opera
House As-O4tIn upon winch IL measures about ninety
eight and thirty buucredths 9S.3D feet and
westerly Eddy 81. which 70 measures about one
ncrcd and eight hundred and thirty Eve hou
sandths 4 feet together with the Otei Buildings
auo al other building. improvements thereon standing
Terms tAe time anu place u
81 order the Rhode IL aud Hospisl Trust Company
rrust Mortgage ALA FAM - Fice FresidShG
Oct 68I3I6.20. p. 27.3o Nov s.6.1o.lS1e-13t
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Coruirr propcrtn for Sale ano Go Eet-

a FINE LARGE HOJ r, all improvements !;
y c,-rase house. egh, orcharI rne location
for minutes from city "a ez,A-nge F. IL ~ MN fi 40
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Bifamboats ano Railroads.,

1 81 80 To Troy and return, VIA Gil lLENS.
a. LINE New steamers s. Ai.A lDtA ana CITY Or
TROY dalg except saturday at from III 2 ~ new
NO ilI b.. foot Leroy So NKb LAX FAKE "a IL t.
steamer leaving sUud4. touch ~ A4panf.
EOR RONDOUI and kINGSION.-Landlng
i Al Cozz-ns West PUur Cornwall Nc~yIrG Marlboro,
Milton Poughkcep-ie Ipus conn ctnE Tn later auI
ID, ass are and dll, Valley -iigoa j. at,lnJpa.s A -
IA DIV ~ and III JMA- COR ELL cave DAILl a.
u m Pier 81 Nurtu River. foot ol H1rr.on-t
Exceuf saturdays Nneu Thomas Cornell leyes az ~ DM
I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,,
1 .NGfp Trains. on ani aftsr June I. 1890 VIII
leave euots andt ami Debrosse& Al 80 ILL.,
n m ana $50 D. m. nr l.asi0n. Bethlehem, AHeh|Wl
peaoiug Msueh Chunk. WIkcsDarre. Tow anda AFotly
Tti-aa teueva Pullman sep
fr coaches attached $50 m. tfun ., - ali
Trans cav 74O a m ana p u- S"HASN' -~' -
potuls 10 NAlnn0v and Hazet0n Goa rrglohH -.
- H. BYINGTON, Gene1al Faasenger Agents
Nt-'id a. A~d0s'+i ~-.-~~ NN' 81 -.
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For Young Lad es-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN Will resume
" her music aud uourrn tngla-es Ati sep
teniber .. tOr particulars Apply Al 4lJ CAn.oA'~
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VALUABLE Water Privilege, Timber, Wood
and nj ug AMOS For s.cA bout 900 ceres OF timber
lands consist beech spruce and pine situated on
first rate water privilege 30 the state OF Maine WIN ana
ing su rfter 30 about 1000 wood and Win nara
ana soft wood iI-. tnoustm frr- oi Land DO 10" -
mediate, WON ~ u valuable AIDS rapidly deFel
Cnul with prospects ~ lch cepo us tru-
aal- p1rr- purchase operate on an ~ either y
~. aforementioned wli have LIBERAL Inducements
ad- o. RAPID r develop this vtua proper For lii par
AZ ~ HANl, Congress blltllis FV7t
OniCc square Boston.
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NEW-JERSEY .sOUlHERN RAILWAY-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
1 VIEW 4

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
1ervc SeS YORK from station . h. r. VI, foot OF
arIegna Nq'n and Grr2ns at 7l5 5a o sao
40 GA, d. IT, nv .9 ~ % mn '' $3.50 ''' - "
For Tari and Beratst. I'd $50. 900 Ills a. ua 1870.
roc rr'on var en- 'n4 ru 359 '5 '2 ,1 1l.l5
iei,6 p Phiia ',lpaa 5r 'Tew.yorr.
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aud Green,,ts az - -ao 93l M I-.io 75'0' ,i''
From TIA RI ana Be.--t AZ no 80 =: - d. 'n. 20
bcpotea in. uilu clrs ch.d.
ia j. $40 ESQ., -ou. 800 H. a. III: I-54 4:4o l-4 G5J
Tickets for sale 40 foot Of ycrv-t NO. 453 POI tI gA
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pa and l3- broadway 1Ha s hav., Ncw lori'
toa win D. Bel I,rplone and IL" Telegraph ,,.,,,
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g4,cs and l.lsa,an.c ..l lai-7telmer7 leave Cath
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TOR NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
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I--o through rams roil eaye Grand 0ntrll Depot
ra,t.6aT fi5 " Adams aai SOB -ea..
1870 o. m. Chicago tyur U.s. .r.v- groom ears t. Caa1n'
IIa6i d. % 4 baar aaa roy With connections to Utica
so T. m a.ray' o -p,A Express 70 Albany and
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