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, 1880-12-06
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY DECEMBER Il, 1880

eutvutton " Amerci, scTn,u!r,l 10 no s,nnIt cx.
tent .iron tho ratvaton Of her Cities Chtcann
!. NJ" ,".iT,'r W future. with",'t ms.tInR, il might
iic satl that rc w.s I"atfnc't tn t,o tfo tntgrrt
Ky XIX {; |" 's s s"5, s,s, f S" er fSH xaexss
10 Tho Urrat West. Great r,!ttFtnls wt:ru pr''
He1ci i ,r ct q a r%x ,u xc, .'Fot o
ss5; sat, .pfss nf%s'S Y 7 se,se"i. no'a III ' pp
n st%ry ~ to ,as a. e%'fy sisy. a - sorr "s "e. n
llts slinf wn1I,l csccnd tho tatleses of ls AZ A..
ready chlcagn wAs @ tho ,noss c,.,nnitnn ~ ely ety
,'ntlnn here wa. 81 per cent IT t!,r winnie. NOW,
tho A,neritan Hnpio believed! tint they nslA a
IN ktFl W, II not eitGr thin. thttsH held ~ Tor.
:iEn nations, and y xns their p,,r,N.c q. md hope
!" III sh" 5 S a' II Se tf u se @
ct,nIssy Foreigners. wlsUsu soeinl aud te1ixto.!e
views wcrc ~ inImI.m to At TINT pa's,'9tnlc rs,
b per cent ni.'d tho II, Or vicn versn? Was
An1er, L, he tho potter and ,u.l,l tl,o elny W or
i,er s,rulationf rhIs % wss ono II tao important
solution. The American ien 1T tho church, THO
glory III Npw EngltltI-inet With NJ very wMrtn
reception nr r iHlnrscinent , ,anloIE TIC @ forcYn
ii 1luraa AMI rel'gI"n Ch!caEo !ysls threatcnod
with crra which co,lt not we'll bo over1,t!.
II
n" IN MT" ~, o,tyyau,,s ~ r"if,tIa,,s timuht mud
M.1rI ti,s,, T'hir.,n NJ, nitv nrnt,"i,fv f1sr.
t,shn ,.,1,,c ..',~r1tmbn tnvtit, ithristn,, ,n"n
WI ,.,,,, t' t,..t 80 ,'"lH , ,.,i ' N,it
"nr,,x .,n.ar,i,ains. =" "mxts,mit G'n.,v oIF oF
inrt m ,naitri.r y.mnti im nrnzn.i
frnt, ,f,n .ni"r,"ys' n" "' snrr,d N"w
:hr", +,,nM,,,i .ir'I.Is ,."r ,r,nn a,n,,. ,iSsv
t. tI,n WYE III ~, nna a. ,,rt,;5.t"
nasiM4, , cxin .i ~ III r re er ,,sn m
tfr"t, t;,urs ~ rnumw ,n,,mts ~ Viz Ininj,.
,vnran ~ ira tho",r,ss ~ iii ,inasns u,r.. nt,e;,
"rnrs nt,,is ,i"l,r " e,,r't,u thnn"I, S,,n,I % Il,
,n,xf t.hrr i,nti. ~ uisi,,"ss wIrN nnt,nt ~ ~
i"ht,r t,,iy az invs in IN ,vr"r liz, ri vhlfr
h.nt hnr,; t,,n IL pcriIs T,,n 'ic,nn. tlnnr thc
r,ret Il, ~ tho ,.s, wrc ~ ,v"rw,,ni, ~ n
nrsr"nt ,rithnt ,1rnrt sn%rHc.s nnvfi'i,,y II 1,kc
o,ccnt1s,"m Of w"l..lieceaeI efort % towarls
t"iinS,,rss ~ ''''0" ~ 'A' Pioee' A''9
iirw ~ 'rov.rn n Mtg was n r-rot orI M vat
uns,,i,.ri t,,,nstnn ,Gn.n ,,,,,rt ,n..rs ,thf
T." n,,r IL ,,,,,.n'i .ri,;cs III tt,,,. WA
.tuu" fnr Inn "r,.."rxntI'n ~ .ip1,,n
! rTmrnx.it,, ~ r,.in" Ti,, Hnvnr ~ ttnina..o
n,ti n,hnr ,nuntr,mi u,;Mr,;,"s ~ thnv hrIi"stsi
t:htt.nrs ,yms u.r,t, ,r,snr,., ~ III C,t t.tn
s,,i, Sin,a ~ ,vrrn ,snr. s ~ ~" .,,n "; M, .ro
nnIi nrats,t Innncet.,. mi $tr,nr. ~ Thc rntnrhva
h,wevrr wns mi #, I,,,isf, Inn Nor iii II il
IN rrat"m s Te ~ scn,,nis ~ s.bl.,w, nm nmt thGir E
t,memnrs will, .",,,,n.ro ,'st r.~p.r,I,sv i WIFI
ti,ns, III nnw ritv Il, pn mt"rt, Iii s,nyo wan
IL, rclt~l".ts sir,ictt,I, tn tho .chnn. wtovrr.
~ ~ .shspi. ~ NV eH.,.nHn ;" a&otEs'
, 1880-12-06

taking nhvaatnHu nf the t9nornat nr tho
fnynr and often Gull forit, tic tnxcr",t rxccrn-
tions. Aud VIC Ind alho that with tho rule N tho
lmtterrlnntnts ~ DIT rYc.s no, n'ily nrc WsTrs
!o Mntor.n,,1 whcn ~ s,,y, y,, tie pnwfe
iny houia for the nxsd a,.d. ret,. t,,r Tho 'g.
in,ran and nospltals tyr th9 siSk nt,d 'lto snrn
i,,,ss"ss mi r,to tie sol. nr men. II hi. nn
10 unscrronlc-ni1c,, su'il .hnrs. mitch Rnns sMnnc,
mich 1--we f slM: nt T. Is surely 4.sSrtnH isa
iiavins !sHs lrlctly trncc.1 th!, lay Of .alya.
~ tu n,an. md having noticed ltH psrsrNHo aud
grs,winE y,wcr III ttIo il,,lnnf! hcnrt al!d III 70.
ssy ssst x es n II W. " 'ss 4, = IN 'S M III. s
higher nsl,cnts ns It Is fnl,tId III God, mud rs It
cn,ncs. fuftII n ,'csus Christ. ..u
have Mll thu willie !H,!.n studying law of timl-
part q ta '!fc n tiol na rencstyl v ~ @ .h9
nvo ,n:s,in ihi4 atuly al tilu other rn,' ni lilo
suries ur Wilt. tho up,"r anu grrntcr. but ohoso
11ltliuF tn rptn with tho lwsr n!lu tho less, and
Thta Inv ii sNlvatlo. u VI. st.N!Y i from our
! selves upward opens slI u tilo tnhIt. And lnds
compelled il. thoipht IL think oi UsHi rs ihp
'wst; II. tho absolute 4, a'n%*s, we .a,ist think
q tho inv ot silsato, ~ ltln H.; H. ,s @ nung fry
Hue,! rs xs lind nurrlnx its bca,isy md ol'Asr:t~
tug lts rrogrcss ~ It exists n19onx i.e,,; Gkl Is
tton bpynh nll TINT WI call ct'!lee!fo. AMI yet
to 10 this, thnt k'yn ,.;,st mt BE- understood rs
IL vs4y ,s' Il e tnoc # II Il
strength md purity; Il Is t,nIfnc+s ~ intense
altd nrtive lis iii make tho love OF rim l!npnssi
evru ~ I. Father i.vcf hs child, willie ho must
condemn ilta ni.l. Thus tho Scriptures teach as
sa""t ,N anproy" u @ ~ II Mro"s IL splr sr . md
must make Il eyer fsel .hS pNin nf IT'S ,flslleus.
ure an.l yot this ove VIII mt let ha Elnhtr Eo:
nrt
, 1880-12-06

REAL TSTA'TE WANTi;f1.
13TANVEll-A GUtiD HOUSE ANn I.UT uilsiCk
lsuterreat 9" my r. lNe cs,st NtEc9ts vcst ct
N.5n 70 Et0M. AddrSsa CT, Trhnuo Uitiv6.
WASTED-.TlIE BEST STORE AND lnr uN
W West MnltS, TINT AAy f.Ir $itaAl. Ad-
tf1sA EfASE ViIiIAl As. Ea1 AYnhi Mn,hillr1tLt.
, 1880-12-06

1IOil sALE-t,ItEAr, ONE l2-lNcII AoRN Ek.e
IL En0 AND = athorse pavSE bcllaS, eQNpSVt4 WA
", AAAall, bycxMQ1p, N,
, 1880-12-06

4 SThOaRiIsT-MNS. Nit. ELLIS RHyEH PAta4Y
~ u xIyn ca5tsst Fuas,nK q llte, .. l.f4fmauon ~
KNOW wtat best l. d.. consult tkS noct9r quickly.
Far fsessnn. barn ~ Mnnh Apgl. Junst HcpibtubGF.
!Hl,ery. Fur terul+ eand lnr circular Or Sa u ~
W9st NaifsHH.s1. EhlCaGsu, III.
4 III. hEtt1stAlESn NILS. FttASkf AsF1lE HKsr
IL ndvtsur an lnys, rIArrA4u, taA!s5, Ana bAsta4a
niMrs. future prnalleCla M Wont M11lsun-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-15

!. THe LINK KILN CLUB 49," A leetle money
will buy wood am 'ta,ers an bacon, an
shoes an clvze, - began the old man % tue
meeting opened. "Lots OF money WIN puy
silks an' satins an jeweIry an white hosses.
DE man wild leeile money seems 10 Deilevc
dat dc man wild lots OF II am takin' aii uc
comfort, Used 10 have dat ideab, but re
got obcr II. Il am my solum BELIEF uat ue
man who sots down befo' his own Dire. via
his wife on dc right an bis chiPenon de
lett. an de ole cat an painful o. apples 10 de
middle, am In poslshun TO take 1istas mucn
comfort as IL he lived In house wild golden
stairs. Take de world frew an you'li nm
dat de humbiest homes amde happiest. De
man who has steady work. savin, wHe,
an healthy children wouldn't be DIT nap
pier II. he was 10 draw $50, ZOO in loltery.
II he doesn't take comfort ips his own ianlt'
It's her own fsul. IL bis wife isn't happy:
Sometimes my ole woman gifts de blues an
blows aroun' kase she sees Odder folks rlde
ont in DER keeridges an' dress up IN der
saiins, but build up good IRE, git out oe
apples, cider, an popcorn, draw up dc Dig
rockin'.cheer, an she can't stan IL
ober ten min,ts. De blues begin 10
fly away, an she pats de bald spot
on my head an says: 'We has cabin Of
our own, plenty TO eat, Ieetle money 10 de
bank, an ! 'spect We kin sot down an take
as much solid comfort as II you war GUNNER
an had ten silk dresses lie who makes
do mos, OF what he's got am tiitin' hisself to
enjoy better. No situashun but what could
be made worse. Ebery dollar made by
honest work ought TO bring two dollars
Wort OF solid comfort. Wild desc few re.
marks, called forth by oyerhearln' Samuel
Shin GROWTH arcuu' bekase he couldn't
have mashed.tater at ebery meal, we VIII
now eradicate the usual order OF bust
ness" Eradicatei' quericd the Rev. rem
stock, as he bolied to his feet. Ode char
SAID Eradicate" answered the President.
" De char doan' boas' Of his eddlcashun,
but he knows de difference between predi.
cate and eradicate" "Could you predi-
cate dis meetin'! z" asked the reverend. " III
circumstances was favorable an de moon
in de fust quarter 1 think could. ii de
brudder will now drap back into his seat
we will cudeavOr to perambulate de gin'ral
progromme." "Per-!" "Will Brud.
der Penstock dIapi" lie drapped.-D De
tr0t Free Press.
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90 j. ae q -
RICHMOND. FEEp'G POTOMAC II. y. Co,l
RICHMOND. VA, November 25. 1880.
|tHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

u
Commencing SUNDAY, 2sth instant, trains on
this road viii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
5:C5 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; due
II Washington. 9:10> A. NJ faItrn0r
1880 A. NJ: Phiis delphis. 1870 Z "
N,w York. $50 r. VI. Connects with
New York Limited Express. This
train stops only at UtIfoTd and
Frederfcks6arg.
S:2S A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street statiob DAILY fex.
cert sundays, que at Woh,ng,9r
Philadelphia, 7.C5 p. NJ; New Yort .
1923 II. NJ
1853 Z. NJ. train leaves Byrd-sireet station daily
due at Washington, 9:25 r. d.; Banl-
more, li:25 2 n PniIadsiiphia' 1925
1858 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS ThAiE fol-
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily fexcent Snr day).
SOUTH BOUND.
IL SO A. NJ, arrives az Byrd-street station daily.
Leaves New York, 10 Y. NJ; PHIL
ade!phia,. lilo 4; NJ; ,Baltimort,
4:f5 A. "; Washingon, a. N;
Leaves Warrington. III A. NJ; Bat
timore 9:35 A. NJ; Philadelphia, 7:05
A. ~; New York, 1880 a. n. This
tram makes no local stops.
94S M =, arrives al byrd-Street ,sHAol oail,
tor, =. NJ; Baltimore, $50 p.
NJ; Phils delphia. 11:45 A. NJ. New
York 6:1f A. NJ.
Sal A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrive.
st Broad-sueet station daily texcep'
Trains leaving Richmond at sos A. VI and ar
i'''"e -'-' 49, ~ wv G. A. TAYLOR.
General Ticket Ageat
t. r. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
no
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Edgar A. Poe at the University.
fCbarJoftesyflle Chronicle

Poe was ut the University In 1926. OF
his college associates the following are
known to be living besides Mr.. Clarke, OF
Manchester: Thos. BOILING, Orlando Fairfax,
and VIM. Il. Haxall, OF Richmond; Robert
Carter. b. II. Magruder, and William Wer-
tenbaker, OF Albemarie; William NJ. Bur.
well and General George NJ. Graham, OF
New Orleans; William Farley Gray, OF
New York; Lewis Haryie, OF Amelia; r..
NJ. 7. Hunter, OF Essex; Emanuel Miller,
Of Cincinnati; General John s. Preston, OF
South CaroIins; Rev. Philip Slaughter. OF
CuIpeper; DIR. Richard II. Stuart, Of King
George; Governor Thomas Swami, OF Ma
ryland; aud Henry TutwiIer, OF Alabama.
VI bis contemporaries who were promi-
neDt men 10 after life. but now dead, we
may mention Judge X. w. Blow, OF
Norfolk; Judge Thomas 8. Gholson, OF
Petersburg; Professor Gessner Harrison !;
Albert l.. Holiday, missionary to Persia !;
Hon. Il. w. Hubbard, Of Buckingham;
Hon. Robert 4. Scott, OF FauQuier; Judge
Henry sbackelford, OF Culpsper; and Taze.
well Taylor, OF Norfolk.
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Brief Lems.-The names OF Messrs. A.
c. PuIIiam, II. c. Watkins, Andrew John.
son, and w. F. Giddings, are mentioned In
connection with the Office OF Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the First district of
Chesterfield, which was made vacant by The
death OF Dir. FlourDoy. The vacancy vii! be
filed at this term OF the court.
There will be regular meeting OF the
City Council next Friday night at "a O'Clock.
Matters which were referred 10 commit
tees at the last meeting will be ected upon.
Sederal fine brick buildings are In the
course OF erection at the Dahvile-sbop yard
in this city.
The December term Of the Hastings
Court will begin next Monday.
At present there are two prisoners con-
fined in the city Jail. Both aFe awaiting to
no tried
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County Court. The Chesterfield County
Court was not 10 session yesterday. but will
meet this morning.
John II. Holmes (coIorcd) was tried Mot.
day afternoon for unlawfuliy assaulting and
woundiug a cDlored man near Petersburg.
lie was found guilty, aud sentenced to be
confined In isi! two months.
In the case Of Frank Grigg and Walter
Walden, who were charged jointly with dts
turbing religious meeting at one OF the
churches in the county several weeks ago,
the Commonwealth Attorney entered a
aol!e prosequi, there being no evidence TO
convict the parties accused, and they were
accordingly discharged.
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By Robert d. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A lake
" DOUBLE COTTAGE BRICK HOU.E,, w sItT
FLECANT GROUNDS ATTACHED. SIT nsrsirox
ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER uF Wrras
TY.sEvENTH AND FRANK,iN sr IN Mi,,
CHURCH. BILL, NOW OCCUPIED ~ ym,tm..
MAYO. ny PUBLIC hUCTlON.-By virtue os ,, ne
provisions ~ decree OF the Chancery Court " @
city of Richmond entered on the 23d day o. ~ ~
ceni6.r 1880. In the cause or CarriDgons nens Is
Thornton's heirs. shall proceed TO sell ny Puoi'
auction, upon the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1850,
nj O'Clock p. NJ he above d, scroed PROPEn,il
The HOUSE contains about seven rooms: slicilsn.
water, &c.. on ibe premises: and was f,r mahy
years occuDied by Mr. j. H. l.. Ma'nrler A. b,s r.s
1ence ME- location OF ihls properly w inc I'M
mediate vciDi OF The Pars, and on one OF ine os'
corners on Church Hin, rtnders the siiuano" AZ
tractiye for dwellings. The lot Is n fine one, auu
fronts on tie north side of Franklin stree, 90 'eei,
and extends back on west line OF Twepy"se'e"'"
street 1875 feet ,,a.,,o
Terms: One third cash; balance at SIX ana WE'VE
monTIs for negotiable notes. q pr cent. initres,
added. and title retsiued until all The purchase
Conf +. NJ. CONNER,
de- liz Special Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AID PErERsBuRG

RICHMOND ASD PETERSBuRGl
RAILROAD C0MPANr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NONEN'
~ BIER 2s, 1880. trains on this read Will F1n 4
follow
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
2:25 +. NJ, FAST MAIL daily makes through
connections o. savannah stop '"'
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, eonnecpts
for Charleston, Augus And AlNe'
(yIa Charleston, savannah, R'.tk'
jacksonville. stops only Al NAhth''-
ter aud Chester, and a. HAlt-hN
signal. Pullman sieepSrs ntt"'"
New York aud Savannah on tn, iiilI,
4:25 z. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAN dfHl
Except sunday. Passengers AA.as
this train will make close cOnnrt 10.
Of Petersburg fCr Norfolk >'op' ''
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN d1D
(except sunday.
1905 T.. NJ, THRoU6H MAIL daily for Nc'i.a'
Wilmington, Charleston. ana 49,"
Stops at Chester, Half Ws', ana Di'"'
RVS Bluff on signal. Pulhnsn sltitii
on this train between Washington i-'
Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
4;05 A. NJ, FAST MAIL daily. stops only I'
7:lo A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. conneg..ak
with Richmond, fretericksouts
Potomac railroad for all points 20
East. and Wet. Stops Al Mauch',"t
aud Chester, aud al Halfway an -,
Dre~ry's Bun on signai. i."'fr
sleepers between Charleston and va
s.26A NJ. INTERMEDIATES TRAIN dAlN
except sunday stops at AL -
tons. ..,,.,
$40 p. II. THROUGH MAI daily, sonnecusi
with Richmond, fredericksbuis
Potomac railroad for al points 49,
and Vest Also, making close cs ,les,o
ton with the Chesapeake snu VsJ
railroad for the Virginia sprns, So
an points North and West. THIS ~"
stops At Manchester aud tss'G
Pailman sleepers on t0ls lai" ~
tween Savannah and New Nors.
ii;40 A. NJ, FREIGHT dsiy FNe'p'
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII ""'
Appomsttox depot, w,,,xa ,a.vs Rich.
100 =, a a. aud b:a5 l.. NJ; leave ISsS
49, :, a.ao A. N. aud 80 q. NJ, every >unsu,
"~As - r. II. KLINE. saper'htshossSa
A. PORE, @, z. aud 7. AGENT. -:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-15

Sent 0n.--In the Mayors Court yesterday
morning Mayor Gentry presiding Ben.
Adams was up charged with uplawfully as
saulting and wounding Jack Snellings WITH
q knife. The offence was committed seve-
raj weeks ago, and until Monday Adams
avoided arrest. He was arrested In kich-
r,ond and brought over 10 this city for tria''
Several witnesses were examined yesterday,
and the accused was sent on 10 The grsnd
Jury Of the Hastings Court for indictment
and allowed bail Ia the sum Of s20e. In de-
fault OF which he was committed TO jail.
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GOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL FEFs
~ LERS TO OR FROM EUROPE. s.z1kS1xS

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
will perform the following service during winter
season lSS0'sl From BALTIMORE on TUES.
NATE TUESDAY, for LIVERPOOL ria QUEENS
TOWN; from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY
for LIVERPOOL ria LONDONDERRY. This Line
offers superb cabin accommodations, aud makes a
SPECIALITY as 10 kind treatment 10 Sieerage passen-
gers. Rates for Storage and intermediate low
by any hrst-class line. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply 10 A. w. CARRIER, S26 east Main
ST. eet, agent at Richmond, or TO I.EVE & ALDEN,
Streel. ROs on. no nl .eOdfm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-15

Fine Schooner. The schooner Josephine,
Cranmer master, which sailed from Os-
borne's Landing, in Chesterfield, with a
cargo OF wood for New York, Is one OF the
finest schooners that has ever floated 10 the
james. 1t Is built mostly OF iron and is said
10 be the first one OF the kind that has been
in this river. IL is two feet too wide to en-
ter the Richmond dock and carried 3l5
cords OF wood.
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BY George :. yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer',
No. z north Tenth treet.

CtOOD BRICK HOUSE, WELL BUILT,
III SITUATED on THE WEST SIDE OF LAU-
REL STREET AFEW DOORS S0UrHOF GAKa
STREET: THE LOT FRONTS TWENTY Eigml
FRET RUNNING BACK A GOOD DEPIH; LIE
HOUSE HAS FOUR Rooms; BRICK KITCHEN:
DETACHED, WITH TWO ROOMs-By rtdues, oi
the heirs of Inc late WslIer L. Griffin. we VIII sell at
public auction on The premises on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER FL, 1880,
Mt 4 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above DO
SERVED. The property must be sold, ana great
bargain can he had. -,
and Eighteen months for negotl be notes. with ln-
terest added, secured by deed on he property.
GEORGE 5. VASHON ~ SON,
deI5 Auctloneers.
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PROPOSALS.


TO q ROC 4 RS.
SEALED BIDS 10 supply the Western Lunatic
Asylum with the articles specified below VIII be re-
ceiyed "a: the Office OF The superintendent Of asylum
uplo
JANUARY l, 1881. AT IL NJ
Bids should be directed TO A. 81. FAUNTLEROY.
Superintt ndent, AMI must be accompanied by ONE
sample OF zach article. addressed 10 the undersigned
al stanton, Va; payment TO be made In thirty
days from January lc, 1851, al which date The
goods are 10 be delivered In stanton:
5000 lbs. best LAGUAYBA COFFEE,
100 ms. best GUNPOWDER TEA,
1900 Ms. good BROWN SUGAR,
l,20O rs. best COFFEE SUGAR,
900 lbs. best CUr-IOAF SUGAR.
barrel GRANUL ATEb SUGAR,
10 barrels good II. ". MuLAssES,
tierce best CAROLINA RICE.
Tbs riaht will be reserved 10 take part or the
whole OF the above bill at the prices mentioned In
the bids. \. A. HOAH0Uk.
steward Of Asylum.
STANTON. Va, December 8, 1850. - 10,
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The Boston Courier gives the following
Wise pteee 81 hdyice 70 iis bachelor read.
ers keger nsrfy girl unless you have
knewn Der - 'esst three dsys and . pic
xnefe = nothing more chilling 10 an ar
go 81! leyos tban the Beantiini's No. - Yprinq-
~ (oAls3 ksYsbsss.
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By Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
110S Main street.

DOR RENT, AT AUCTlON.-Th To-
l. BACCO WAREHOUSE. will known 10 the
public for several wears past as PLANTERS AND
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE, corner Of Cary and
Fifteenth streets. running down 10 Dock street, WIN
be offered for rent at public auction, the prem-
ses, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1880,
at O'Clock r. NJ. for the term OF one year. COM
mencing January /, 1881.
TERMS Made known on Jay OF auction.
WAREHOUSE. de l2-dtDt20
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsPEAKEI
RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST l6, 1880

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HksPEAkkt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST le, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. IL. Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
iayl. connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURS DAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
iDgs ON the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sum
lO:I5 a. NJ. I day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY.
TUESDAY. WEDNE SDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Provi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily (excep
Sunday connecting at Yves, Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Baiti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 p. MI Arrive at Richmond daily texcep
6:35 Z. MI sunday, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Iork Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond TO or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
guaranteed.
Through bills OF lading, with guaranteed rates
Issued 70 all northern and western points.
For In formation, apply at office OF the company
Twenty third aud Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
au1S ". u. DOUGLAS. SuperinteDdent
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No. Mall runs daily except sunday frau pr
mond TO WiamsOn's; daily from Winau.o'. ~
Huntington. Connects closely AT GOr,iGn,gl.. D. .
Lynchburg. Connects at Huntington with tI'l
bethtown, Lexington and Big sandy RAILROAD ~.
Ashland. Ky. '''
No. Express runs daily. Connects n II.,t,,,.
ton with EliZabetbiOwP. Lexington and Nj =, .
railroad for Ashland, Ky. CONNECTS closely %, a.,
louisville for Lynchburg; snf cOnnnects wiit i..
Virginia Midland train leaving at $3.50 4. 81 r..
Washington. ''
cept Sunday. at 1870 T.. NJ, snd arrives a. -.
louisville at 1920 T.. VI.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily ftre,,
Sunday. at 4:35 u. VI. on a sIyal Of V r1uit n ~
land mail FROM Danvlle "a Lynchblfg. audi ar
riyes AZ StauntOn at 5 r. ".
No. % Mixed leaves Can ielton dflly eNceoi san.
day at 4 A. NJ, and arrives at Huntington o, lu.j5
4. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS on No. 3 from Ric.~.nt IN
WIlllamson's. On No. from Anderson to ilun.
ington.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctoneeis,
Eleventh street between Main and Bans.
TWO FRAMED DWELLINGS ON THE
i WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS AT AUCTION.
On
MONDAY, DECEMBER GOTH,
at O'Clock r. NJ. we will sell by auction, upon the
premi>es, the I WD FRANCE dwellings stu.
ated as above adjoining he handsome new store OF
Messrs. Fouiqurean, Price, Temple Co Iney
have each about six rooms; the LOT n each l9X3O
feet. ,.-
The situation Of This property. on favorite ave-
pue. within few steps Of the best part OF broad
street make IL desirable rs site for small stores.
Properly improved IL would be a fine paying pro-
yertv.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
DALI AuctiOneer.
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6rREEr Row.-First Gamin: "Pil oil
yer mouth with gravel" Second Gamin |:
Yer'h have Q big Job doiu' It," First
Gam'n "0h, IN get steam sboveI.v--
Bostox Post.