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The Coming Summer.

New York World.l
Men of science who study the weather
of the earth in connection with the pertur-
bations of the sun, predicted two or three
years ago storms aud trouble to the earth,
the same being connected with solar dis
turbances. 1t seems, too that we are to be
visited by a horrid comet before long, which
will not hesitate to shake pestilence and
war from its hair. From recent German
papers we learn also that some strange phe-
nomena have been noticed in several of the
planets, Jupiter, especially being disquieted
Persons who are interested in such matters
will be sorry also to hear that before the
Summer is ended CLAIMS will be dying at
Coney Island by the thousand Taken in
connection with the recent hurricanes, these
will be almost dolorous signs of what we
shall have to endure during the next few
months.
The bottoms of strawberry boxes are as
high as usual this year.
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The Asparagus Bed.

BY this time, seeing how simple it is to
raise ones own asparagus, so as to have it
fresh from the garden, few people who have
any garden are willing to do without a bed
of it sufficient to meet the family demand.
Truckers grow it with the same ease that
they do patch of potatoes or cabbage,
using the pillow and harrow. Some of them
possess the knacB of growing it to a very
large size, which take the eye in the mar
ket and sell at two or three prices of that OF
the ordinary size, though it is really not so
good. In the first week or ten days in April
the coarser part of the winters covering of
manure should be removed, and the remain
der forked in. This should be followed by
a coat of rough salt, which will suffice for
any additional manure for the season and
keep down all weeds. Care, however. must
be taken of young beds that have not been
cut for at least one year, or serious results
may follow.-Germantow Herald.
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FOURTEEN YEARS AGO, CAPT. G. d.
Bustamante sold to Comfort & Davis, of
Kosciusko, Miss, his first Steam Engine
that engine is a good engine yet, as well as
hundreds he has sold since. He still sells
just such first-class work. Write him to
Jackson, Miss, if you want any machinery.
IF
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sExToSs REPORT (wHITED
JACKSON, Miss, May 1st 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City OF Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-As sexton for the white peo-
pie, 1 have the honor to submit the following
report ofiutermcnts in the City Cemetery dur
ing the month of April, 1850
April s, Mrs. Mary White, died Of old age
and Remittent fever. Age - years l0months.
April II, Pat Giles, of Congestion. Age
10 years.
April l., John Edward Downing. Disease;
Typhoid pneumonia. Age, years.
Very Respectfully
PHILLIP RYAN.
CitY Sexton.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDING
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.

Jackson, May 9TH, 1850
At regular meeting Of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen Of the city of Jackson held
Wednesday. May 5th, 1880. Present, Hon.
John McGiH, Mayor. Aldermen Clirgan,
Jones, Spengler, Taylor, Nirden and Will
Iams.
REPORTS or oFFICERs-cLERKs REPORT.
JACKSON, Mss, May 1st, 1890
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City OF Jackson:
GESrLENES-I herewith submit my report
of warrants and licences issued during the
month of April
WARRANTS SPECIAL.
Greens Bank loan with interest........s 545 90
WARRANTS ORDINARY.
Geo Lemon-elgction. ..... ......... ......... 90
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| on the County Treasurer for the further sum Of
/ s125 q 1<c. 50 as to pay the city her full halt
1 of the fund arising from the sales to Mr.
Wolfe of parts of said 10Th section and which
/ was then in the County Treasury.
] Thus, it will be seen, that the city has re-
ceived Of the fund aforesaid. the sum Of $500,
46z, of which $751; Is IN Bank TO the credit
Of the City Treasurer, and Sl25-2l1z in the
hands OF the undersig ned.
I would further state to your Honorable
! Body, as also stated 10 the Board of Super
yisors that there Is most probably other funds
arising from former sales on leases of portions
Of said 10Th Section in the County Treas
ury 10 which the city is entitled to one-half
which would be claimed by the city should
that impression prove correct on full investi-
CATION; but as YET the investigation has not
been pushed sufficiently far TO arrive at full
details.
The investigation will be pressed a. speedily
as possible, and should il be ascertained that
the city has further claims in the matter such
action will be taken. as will, in my judgment,
be best calculated TO induce the Board Of SUI
pervisors to pay over to the city all that she
is entitled to.
There are still about one hundred and forty
acres of said lands undispOsed Of and of any
funds arising therefrom, the city will be emit
tied 10 one-half.
The agreement between His Honor the
Mayor and myself, relative to compensation
for my services is that to the funds above
mentioned, | was to receive only the ordinary
commissions, ten per cent. And that as TO
agreement, subject to the general understand
ing that IL should be fair and reasonable.
Under this, my commissions on the above
mentioned sum amounts to So 90--which de-
Quoted from the Sl23,2l1z in my hands, leaves
S4431% subject TO your order; or if the Board
prefers to keep this fund intact, and pay me
out OF some other fund, then the whole Of the
Sl25.21 = is subject TO its order.
Hoping ny action thus far in this matter
viii meet with the appreciation of your Honor
orable Body, the foregoing Is most respect
fully submitted.
JAMES SHELTON.
The report of Mr.. Shelton was received, and
ordered spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. CGngan moved that Mr.. Shelton be in
structed TO pay over to the Treasurer, the
amount in his hands less his fee for collection,
and that he be requested TO continue his in
vestigatiOn Of the subject matter Carried.
The following order adopted:
Ordered, That the City Treasurer place the
fund received from the Treasurer of Kinds
county, TO the credit of the general fund, to he
used for general purposes, the same TO be
there retained until the further order of this
Board.
No further business appearing, the Board
adjourned
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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REPORT on TOWNSHIP SCHOOL FUND.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of jackson:

men OF the Olty OF JACKSON
The undersigned, who was short time
since retained by the Hon. John McGiI, May.
or, acting under order or direction OF
your Honorable body, to investigate and col
lect the share or interest of the City of jack
son as a separate sshool district in all funds
arising from the sales or leases of certain
school lands described as Section Is of Town
ship D Range !. east, in Kinds county, Miss
would respectfully show
That some short time previous to February
1878, the Board of Supervisors of said Kinds
county authorized and empowered s. b. Thorn
as as Cemm Ssioner to dispose of according 10
law, those portions of said 10Th section then
not disposed Of Accordingly said Thomas as
Comm ssioner, on the Goth of February 1878
leased TO F. A. Wolfe l29 acres of said lands for
the price of s., OBJ which vas on the Sd Feb
ruary, 1879 by said Wolfe paid to said Com
missioner Said Commissioner on same day
made report TO said Board of Supervisors
showing in his hands, after paying expenses,
commissions, etc, net balance of 1888 So
The Board of Supervisors thereupon made an
order directing said Commissioner to pay
over the same TO the County Treasurer, which
was done.
second sale of other portions of said lands
was made by said Commissioner on January
3Ist, $780, and said Wolfe then purchased 40
expenses, etc, netted, according 10 said Com
missioneF's report, the sum of 1854 %. This
last payment was made May 4th, 1850, and
was on same day, by said Commissioner re-
ported to said Board of Supervisors.
Conceiving that the City of Jackson was
entitled to half Of both these sums, and en-
titled to the immediate possession of the same
| went before the Board of Supervisors, then
in session, and presented the claims Of the
city, and succeeded in getting the Board of
Supervisors to pay over to the city what she
was entitled to OF that fund
Two orders were made by said Board of
Supervisors, one directing said Thomas. Com
missioner, 10 pay over to the City Treasurer
the whole of the net proceeds of the last sale
to Wolfe, to-wit: 1854 .. and this sum was by
said Commissioner deposited in bank, and to
the credit of the City Treasurer, the said
Treasurer, Mr.. 1. Strauss, being absent from
the city, it could not be paid TO him directly
Said Board Of Supervisors also made anoth-
er order directing the issuance Of q warrant
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Important to The South.

A SUPPLY or JUTE sEED-LErTER OF PROF
WATERHOUSE.
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$555 81
LICE NSFs.

City warrants classified as heretofore. As
you understand those called regular are
drawn upon The fund created by the special
warrant and therefore there was but one
ordinary or floating warrant issued last
month, and that only for So 90.
Very respectfully,
HARRIS BARKsDALE. CITY Clerk.
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Rates Of Board, $3.50 per Day.
JOHN N. SMYLIEs
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

DERSONS WISHING TO SELL. RENT,
L or PURCHASE REAL ESTATE will find it
to their interest to call, or correspond with us
in reference to same.
l viii give special attention to business be
fore the United States Land Office; Home
stead Entries; Final Homestead Proofs pur-
chase or locate with Cash, Scrip, or War
rants. Any and all kinds of Land Business
Solicited.
VIII furnish Maps, Field Notes. etc. Ger
tilted copies from the originals for less they
can be had elsewhere
+. o. Box lCZ, JACKSON, MISS.
dec 81 SO-lv.
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Popular Monthly Drawing of the
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
IN the City of Louisville, on

All applications for Club rat es should be.
made to the H ome office.
Full list of drawing published in Louisville
Courier-Journal and New York Herald, and
mailed to all ticket holders. REMIT MONEY
BY MAIL OR EXPRESS. Address r. NJ BOARD
MAN, Courier-Journal Building, Louisville
KY. or at No. 307 and 300 Broadway. New
York.
Jan. /, 1S80-1y
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Coal! Coal!! Coal Il!
eEEsANER EEGBEEEA.
POINT CLEAR. ALA.
THIS DELIGHTFUL RESORT viii be opened
L for the reception of guests
My LIST. I&SO.


And under the present management no efforts
VIII be spared 10 secure the comfort and pleas-
ure of all who may visit the GRAND IIOTrL.
The HOTEL BUILDING is NEW, CLEAN,
AND CoMMODIoUs. 1t is situated on point
OF land extending out from the Eastern Shore
of Mobile Bay-aiiords splendid view Of
that beautiful sheet OF water, by W hich it is
surrounded on three Sides and is visited at
all times by the delightful breezes that sweep
over the bosom Of the Bay from the Gulf Of
Mexico, into which it opens, ten miles below
Point Clear.
SPLENDID SALT WATER BATHING can
be bad within a few steps of the doors Of the
Hotel
Fish aad Oysters fR Abundance.
ELEGANT Low PRESSURE STEAMERS will
make daily trips between the Hotel and Mobile,
carrying the United States Mail-a Postofice
being situated in the Hotel also Telegraph or
Telephone communications.
Rates of Board, $3.50 per Day.
Special Rates made to Families or Single Per-
sons by Week Month.
o. F. HICKLE, MANAGER, Lock Box 2l3G
New Orleans, La, until May LIST.
After that GRAND HoTEL, Point Clear A la
date, or Lock Box 155 Mobile Ala
march3l 'St)-fm
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vERE.E g. Fsas-E rEuuv,.
o. AE1 EEgN Eb&. BRH.G.FE-s. r-.,i'
and PACE O.. Obs. Hsr.ssF,.
Kinds. EESSbN E'7E'E., FrF.rFr-.l |
FsBEAaS GOODS. -st.-sur as. wen
ENGINE SsOH 53gsNCEsN. 81. II.
for ESrice-Gj-g. W.. b.. NEEar,..
HAVE - 60. 8ss sEafu Stree, va,
mar2l 9m. E.uE.E@gEE.E.7s. A.,
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SECTIONS REPORT CcoLoRED.)


1000
JACKSON MISS, NAY = 1851.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men, OF the city of jackson:
GFyTLF,rFy- Herewith | have the honor II
submit the following report Of the numbers Of
colored persons Inferred in the Citv Cemetery
,iurinr the month OF April 1880:
april 70, Jennie Russell, age 10 years, bear
disease.
Aprll . DeIPhy Uladdeh' age d" years, heari
disease.
April - Carlle christmas, age "a years, con
sumuon.
hesPecuuniy' your ot servant,
Tony BARNEs, City Sexton.
Mr. SPengler, chairman claims committee
reported the following as correct, ana they
were allowed;
scuoor
Jos. IL. Morris coal West Jackson school $3.50
" est jackson Fire Co. n /, rent 512
months at Sl9....... 1910
Iotai.............,....... 81
-,
VII
J. n Wessou lumber streets..... s.
pbIIip Hart 15OO
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EpoRrs OF orr1oERs-cLERKs REPORT.
WARRANTS SPECIAL.

Greens Bank loan with interest......~s 545 90
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SEXTON 5 REPORT (wHITE.)

Respectfully,
L. II. REFER, City Collector,
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RAIlRVAB LIMBS.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBUBGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, sEPTEM-
~ Der 10, 1880. trains ON ihis read VIII run As
follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
300 NJ THROUGH MAIL daily, connectsg
for Charleston, Angus a and Aiken
(yia charleston, savannah, kaisisL,
jacksonville. stops only At Mspches-
ter aud Chester, aud a. Halfway IN
52oP.M. acCoMMoDATUoN TRAIN daily
texc.pt sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
a. Petersburg fer Norfolk. Stops at
Too A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connects with A.,
N. & o. II. X. for Lynehburg and De-
yOnd.
1925 T. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Weldon,
WiImingrop, Charleston. and South.
Stops az Chester, Half Way, and Drew
rye Bluh on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s;35 A, NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ard
potomac rsirs ad FOR all points North,
East. and Wet. Stops at Manchester
and Chester, aud al Halfway and al
a;2bA, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dat,
Except sunday. stops ut all 81
s44p. n. THROUGH NAH. daily, sonnecti,,
with RichmoSd, fredericksburg apt
Potomac railroad for al points la
aud West. Also, making close cennes
ton with the Chesapeake and OH
railroad for the Virginia springs AZ
All points North and West This TIA
stops at Manchester aud Chester, al
at HALFWAY and Drury's Rlun' 81
l:soP.M., FREIGHT daily Except sunday
with passenger car attached. stops
SUNDAY .:s TRANS T. ,s s,.s r. s.ss
WiT I'D. KLINE, Superintendent.
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by Robert u. Lyme.
tJas. MscdougalI, Auctioneer.)

CUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
y PIANO, AxMiNsTER CARPETS: CHINA:
WARE, PHYSICIANS CITY.MADE PHAETON
AND HARNESS. AT AuCTION.1ht the request
city, Will sell at bis esdsnce, GOA Grsce street. on
THURSDAY, 23D INSTANT,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. the whole Of his SU-
PERI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OF which IL
Is impossible 10 give full idea vi the quality and
/ PARLOK SUIT. complete, upholstered In raw
SIX, OF latest design. and very high cost
INLAip QUAKTETTE aud MARbLE'ToP
oIIePHiSTINGs, ENGRAvINGs. ElIsRoTD-
FRED fitE;SGKEEN, ,pIendId Nay Va ::
WORK. MANTEL CLOCK, AxMINSTER
CARPETS aud TURKISH RUG:
with TENNESSEE MARBLE;
OF best quality, In perfect order, throughout the
GRAND PIANO, full seven oc,aves, believed 10
be AS perfect an Instrument for tone and vol
In The oning. room viii be found The grandest
BUFFET we have seen, made by ). A. Belviu WITH
One ENGLISH DECORATED DINNER, DIES
sERT-, and TEA SERVICE: consis ing Of $50
cry. GLASSWARE, EXTENSION TABLE, RE-
FRlGERATOR. &C.
The chambers are furnished In WALNUT and
MAHOGANY SUITS of the best quality. together
with large assortment OF detached pieces or wal
nut and mahogany goods. ,., -.
We have omitted " name large SELECTION vi
TRfPLE.PLATED WARE.
la the chambers will be found elegant WHITE
HAIR-MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, CHiLD'S BED
STEAD and CRADLE, two very pretty CIR CIR
RACES for children, patent WIRE Bed
SPRINGS, CURTAINS, LAMBREQUISs, de.
tached WASHSTANDS with removable tanks aud
reservoirs, &C., &C.
ATl2 O'CLOCK
we will sell the PHAETON and HARNESS, which
was made TO order by Robert II. Bosher. IN as good
order a when purchased onel LADl.S SADDLE
with three pommes; one GENTLEMENS EMU
LISH SADDLE +, little used.
The whole OF the FURNITURE viii be sold With
reserve, and ~ IL Is seldom so much really nrst
class goods are offered at auction IL merits the spe
ciaI attention Of The public.
Il. LYME, Auciioneer.
Conducted by JAS. MACDoUGALL; Il. Is. COOK
Salesman. Sc IN
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w
TRUsTEps SALE OF LARGE z, !, FIRST IRIS !,
CLASS As 9HISk IsY SSEETwEs IN SIXTH xSb
sirE HE Fg sTRtETs AND " THAI yALuA:
RI,E sorAkE tof FOUR ACREs; xV gpov xk
LEss) In SIDNEY BQvNnpvvu1N r sgnEETs''
frE,ap, tU9Ma,n,AA nmSSfl, CoiIrGE. AND 0Psn.
sr IA 10 WHAT TIA Is CALLkD ALLENs ShO wv
d, virtue OF two deeds o. unss Jr.. and vie.
,Ss grs, bearing date March 10, 1877; ana the Sc.
cond hearing NevemeeT no srs Court s n
duly recorded In kicnmona s.nonJ IN Usnrtco
e eSSs 1o Govt q g. icS s;o y Eish.
mopd Chsncery Court D. B. Ios D. 2. as, s1 ns
in execution thereof sa, no'ss secured bs the said
Two deeds), proceed TO sell at public auc'ion' on
the premises, In tse order sdver'iseo.o"
MONDAY. OcToBER T.
at Az O'Clock p NJ az fair 4 not me sss. T laa pTy
STORY STORY BsieK TENEMENT tncadins b ~,ns,
and sttIcj. located - above, No. Gil east frsnknn
street. formerly occupied Py .ne IL fronts
9s f,e, rms back about 1853 feet to wide alley
and bounded on The north by smother aIey con-
tains about is rooms, and hnished 10 hanosone
style.
And on the following day-viz.,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER b, 1850
at Az O'Clock p NJ, on the premises, that BEACIi-
Full SQUARE in sidney. partly winin iae o..s
lmi,: aud partly ~ v,ns :,res,. contsniss four
lots, Nos. Il3. ia. lis. and ll6, eaeh nsylns
front OF i7n PIP feet, and depth OF l7et feet 70
an alley 90 feet Wide.
20 Richmond College, they should attrac. The spe-
ciai attention OF capitalists aud others.
Pats Of the property Will be exnlbIteo a. tne sse
and can In the mean time be seen at my once.
TERMS: Cash under the nrst deed TO the extern
of 5000, with interest from 18Th March, lSeu
Including expenses OF sale taxes, snd insurance n
sIrear II unpaid; under the second oeeo; ffuuss
TO fall due 18th November. 1880. toreth,r Wiz
some Interest I'm arrear; al.o taxes aud insurapce
IL unpaid; ana as to the residue OF the processes o
such sales, on such terms - the grantor snaIi pre
.erlbe and direct or on their failarc TO give an,
directions, then such terms as the trustee sbai
think AZ. 49,, . -
The special attention OF those Wishing 70 pur
chase good real estafe Is called to this sale.
sc 2l,23,26.26adtds W. GODDlN, Irustee.
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ssx,snrs dispatch. Your correspondent
: nnSsppy. ne was reading tc.day W., WIZ
NV James, clever article, , 0lea. s,. =,
49, atlantic, when he came upon this sen.
1--WE al, rccollect Mr.. Darwin's famous
>e,,ement Of ,he influence Of cats on ,p !.
growth Of clover IN 'hels ne'sn ~, ,sva,v
s,,aw 81 satisfaction when being supposed
- he perfectly familiar with the writings
- str great naturslist; but after the glow
nsd >ubsided he felt keen mortibca'ion
uhcn he confessed TO himself that ne aiu
~vsr. he has felt ever since Mayor Cooper
vssocd the cal ordinance In New York
nos lively interest In the feline species;
Gle therefore begs you will furnish MN
~ish The quotation from Darwin above at
S,def IA. and he hopes you will permit him
- Subscribe himself, 10 vioiation OF philol'
PHILo.yELIs.
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AUCTION sALEs.-.rusurs pays.
BY =. Thompson Brown,
Reai Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRsT.CLAsS
i sTOCk.BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH CAN
RfAGE.lUUSE AND STABLE. MOST IN ~,
TRALLY LOCATED, No. 407 EIGHTH sIhEEss'
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY sThEEis.
BY virtue OF two deeds u tfrst executed 10 me w
dersgned. trustees, the daied December y; IolO;
The other February %, 1877. recorded ~ Ricnmona
Chancery Court. ID. Il. 106 q, page 49I, ana ". d.
lilo e. page 90 10 secure certain notes therein "sn
toned. and whereas default has been mace IN w
payment ofeertsln OF saia notes, and being rsquvn
so 10 90 by the beneficiary we VIII sell NJ puohe
auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 10Th DAT OF SEPTEMBER, 1880
at s o'clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described IN
said deeds-to wit All that land In The city OF KEN
inOnd, with the improvements thereon fving OF VIC
eastern line OF Eighth street between Gay anu Mhr
shall streets. fronting So feet inches ana running
back between lines 100 feet 10 an alley ~ ieet
wide.
This property will be recognized Il once as bting
a DESIRABLf, FIkST.CLAsS RESlDENCE. Is
centrally located could be wished. ana Win suen
conveDeDc,s and comforts as are 10 be founu III auy
first. class residence In The city. -
Seldom such property Is f01nd on the market' auu
parties looking for such should attend thls sdIe.
TERMS: While The deeds prescribe the terms cash
as TO expense Of sala and the amount que ain nn-
paid on The notes. yet BY consent OF all parties tue
terms vii; be one third cash and balance In SIX an1
twelve months, 8 per cent interest added, secureu
VI '''' - j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
r THOMPSON BROWN Auctjoneer. sc 11-tds
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RrcpxoNp, YORK RIVER AND CnEsPEAks
h'Sh1NNN' RAILROAD. \

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ehEspnA n
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ,sso
y TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is ieeV'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
a.oO F. n. Leave Richmond daily iefvepss ou 40
WV dayl. connecting A. West Iv'nt -
TUESDAY. THUR>DAl ahu 80
irRDAY with steamers Tor al ,sn%
49, on che York river and for Bain-
THR6WGH FREIGHT TRAINS. snn-
.oo N ave Richmond daily ietcept san san
mix n dayl, connecting at West a o,xWtn ~"
Ava" stes mers Tor Batlmois os sVSin,irNY'
TUESDAY. VIZ ksTTentY;
lily s,a,,ners for New losk on
M.npNmhY, WEDNESDAY, ana
ynpyyn,y. With steamers for t.rosi.
dence and Boston on iUEspAi ~H'
rhssrStiER TRAINS. ,.x.so,
NINA A. NJ. Arrive al Richmond o,y Vpo,aat
i"'0" sandsyl, connecting AZ "ess Sv VT
TIpSbiY. THURSDAY, AMI sA,, i,-
,rcnay Win stszmsrs from bAiI-
rpNSIjGa YRElsHr TRANS. .,,
o.xn ~ Arrive al Richmond dally tenn.vvrss
6.SS y. n. l sunday, connee;mg al Vs. Nev
WV with steamers from kslhmos''
York. Providence. and b..,os -, s,o,,
No transfer OF freight ~ Rienno,u ss W. A,ns 4
vouthsrn points. Cars fun throaxh Sc'"'eA
Ac cs,sfSihsndias ma d,spatcA with lowest r''s'
sMrouSN bills of isdins, with s aarss'esa '''''
issued TO eli p.sthsra AND western pSs s camoany
| Eor ir forrs Alton, apply 81 Once o. tns w "a
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-21
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO NEwLY-C ONSTRU IT f d
ITHREE GROOM DETACHED FRAN =
DWELLINGS, Nos. 1906 AND l70S .,, RiC JOB IL
AND SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING ABOUT TWENTN-SN FEET On
RICHARD STREET, ADJOINING THE ABOt r,
AND EXTENDlNGT TO CORNER OF BUCHANAN
STREET, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
NV rtuuest of the owner shall sell the above pro-
perry by auction on
WKDNESDAY MKT, SEPTEMBER ~, 1884,
at r O'Clock p NJ upon the p. emises. The houses
are occupied nv good renanls at rental when VIII
nav handsomely upon the investment, ana Tie lots
are valuable for small houses being so near TO the
shops OF The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad:
ITEMS. AT safe ROBERT Il. LYME.