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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-04

| ENCOURAGING REPORTS RECEIVED FROM MANY
SOURCES BY THE NATIONAL coNNITTEE-THE
MAINE CANVASS.
NEW YORK, August 2.-The Democratic
campaign is being prosecuted with great
yigor from the headquarters OF Tue Demo-
cratic National Committee. Ex-senator
Bsrnum, the chairman OF the committee.
has been absent for some days past, aud re-
port SAYS that he intends TO confer With The
Indiana Democrats before his ieturn. In
the absence OF Mr.. Barnum. Mr.. William l..
Scott, OF Pennsylvania, runs the campaign,
and, indeed, even when the chairman Is IN
this city the Pennsylvania millionaire forms
a sort OF advisory committee OF one. The re-
ports received at the headquarters from all
sections OF the Union continue to be en-
cOuraging, and yesterday assurances OF
Democratic success came from some very
prominent members OF the party.
Mr. John w. Daniel. OF Virginia, writes
under date OF July 3Oth that there IS no
thing whatever to prevent Democratic sue
cess in that State. He says that thorough
canvass is being made in the state, and he
has no doubt but that Hancock and English
will succeed in cirrying 1t by large ma
iorty.
From Burlington, VT, State that usually
gives in the neighbOrhood OF 10000 Reput-
lcan majority, letters say that the pros
poets OF Democratic success are flatterlng.
In the State Of Maine, it is laid, an active
canvass is being conducted, and Hancock
and English clubs are everywhere being
formed. Democrats in Maine writing to
the National Committee say that Senator
Blaine is taking a very active part in sup
port of The Republican nominees. They
seek to impress upon the Democratic cam
paign managers the necessity OF at once
iDaugurating vigorous canvass IN the
State. 1t is pointed out that Blaine, kilpat-
rick, and other Republican speakers intend
TO stump the State, and request is
made for Democratic orators and cam
paign documents. California Democrats
announce that that State is sure for the De-
mocracy, and that General Garfield is very
unpopular on The Pacific slope. The stand
that the Republican nominee took in the
matter Of the Chinese question is still re-
membered in that section Of the country,
and Democratic advices from California are
to the effect that the Republicans will not
be able TO carry the State. In iowa the De-
mocracy is active, but the real work OF the
campaign will not begin until the latter
part OF August. A Democratic letter from
Nebraska, speaking Of the Republicans in
that State, says: Their enthusiasm is
forced; ours is real and spontaneous. We
arc confident OF success, but still we will
not cease to toll vigorously"
The interior counties of New York are
heard from almost daily by the Republican
Committee. Hancock and English clubs
are being formed all over the State. Most
OF these clubs have adopted as their cam.
paien badge The old Second army corps
badge. A letter written from Yates comfy,
n. Y, says on this subj ct: 1t was II com
mon remark in the army that clubs were
trumps and Hancock always carried the
ace, the winning card. We expect soon 10
see 80 many wearing the ace OF clubs that
IL will be contagious"
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not but think they builded wiser tnan
themselves or anybody else knew. Inc re-
suit Is providentially fellciIous. IL morti'
lies no aspirant; It wounds nobcdy's scns'-
bilItIes. IL provokes the aniagonism OF no
section Of the country, and Of no class. clan,
or fragment Of the Democracy. IL sets US
free from the animositles ant! wraneies OF
the past, placates everybody, consolidatess
ali the elements Of our strength, ana
n iustifies the belief that we are go
ing 10 bring the Government back TO the
Constitution by revolution as glorious
rs that which bore jefferson to the front 10
1900. They who fight under The banner OF
the bloody shirt misunderstanding US as mucn
as they malign us. We OF the South know
we were always bound to know-that our
only hope for ourselves hes In the restored
peace and prosperity OF the whole country.
No stouier soldier than Hancock fought US
in war as long as war lasted. Now that ne
stands before the country living embodi-
ment OF peace-now that our supreme dc.
sire is peace, he suits US fhousandIo'd
better than any southern leader or sympa-
thizer OF the past. and we will strike more
effective blows for him than we ever struck
against him.
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Gwhiie sulphur letter In New York Herald.

White Sulphur letter In New York Herald.l
Although politics are little discussed,
Hancock Is The general favorte, and there
Is an almost universal belief that he Is Ger.
tain 10 be the next President. Strange TO
say, this impression seems to be entertained
more by those Democrats who favored
other candidates than by any others, aud
the Democratic politicians are looking for
ward TO ground-swel which will leave
Garfield very few States in November next.
lex. Governor james L. Kemper, who Is
now partially paraiyzed from the effects of
wound received in front OF Hancock's
corps ut Gettysburg, writes TO friend con.
corning the nomination OF that distin.
ghlshed soldier as follows; $50 a
while personally would have prefer.
req civilian to a professional soldier for a
nominee, yet knowing what d chaos OF COM
D'icallon end composition confronted the
DfmocfalIc delegates ut Cincinnati, / can.
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The Dansyille IN. ~ Advertiser has the
sol,owine fjrs,.class NOTICES OF our Virginia
r,Icrim Major HorcuKrss. We quote the
f,rst rs follows;
Tbomscp, Of the lie Roy Gazette, drops
his golden contribution into the Hotchsiss
ssscSsnc. and as he listens to the chink be
murmuTs: 81 wish l had thousand Tor
che Major. Bless the old friend. ] bad .
mind 10 send him a farm. But then nc
would say, Dash Thomson as Ioou'cs
aid. There is stone WALL on IL, ana tna'
he might not 'swsller.' y
And the second IS follows:
.WuAT's NAxEy"-Tbe name when
NO owe 10 Major Hotchkiss, OF Staunton'
va is one which will stick to him. usn'
Grafton after generation may question, ai'ei
the gentle Juliet,
"whals In q namef"
and man and maiden may agree with nei'
"Tbst which we can arose
BY any other psme would smell rs swee' -,
h,,, there will still remain many who will
contend that there il much In name Wen
nlsced. Among these are hundred edi-
iors 81 Kentucky. Read what the editor
~ the jacksonville (Ky.) Times, In wiring
nm the late press excursion OF that stale,
says OF the gallant old Major ana MS new
name.
Major uotchtiss Is called the Santa Claus OF the
Ola Dominion" and tight wei. nc ~. - ~" Gov
erd with hirsut. growth, and ne LOOKS Wa a. =
Kris Kripgie. lie Is a man OF strong sehse' has
Benevolent face and warm heart. he j. ue, ss
bappy unless be Is making others happy, anu n's
whole life Is record Of coed deeds ana hInn woius;
To his almost unsided exertions ere We essss
for the dtiighifui visit 10 White sulphur spings.
on The rel urn trip The delegates maue UP siV,v W
add 10 the contents OF the Chris, nss 1919
which some OF Major Hoicbkisss edliorial Iien s
up North are making up for hiin W. san ar oh ~.
sorry that the amount was not 1900 or tsVo: ne
10 one OF nature. noblemen. and deserves noining
bu, the best OF this worlds goods and an eisrhy oi
felicity ia the one 10 come.
What's i'm namel There's 800 In That
name for the old Major as recorded above,
there are three or four hundred moro In
that name in our hands, with prospect OF
more; then Richmond and Staunton have
several hundred dollars more, and there's
likely 10 be thousands II not millions in 1t,
as Colonel Sellers would say. No one Will
ever implore him,
40, be some other nane!"
The old Major will "retain that dear per-
fiction which be owes without that title,"
TO be sure, but with 1t he is invincible
wherever the spirit of Christmas has irradi-
ated the homes Of the people, and from
every throat will come the shout, "Long
live Major Hotchkiss, the yeritable Santa
Claus OF the Old Dominion"
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The undersigned. special commissioners OF the
(hancery Court OF the city of Richmond. IN The
suit therein depending under the short lille OF Fair
banks rs Wortendyke. &C., viii offer Tor sale AT pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST "a. 1880,
at O'Clock Z. NJ, by authority of decree In said
suit entered November 20. 1879. The property
known as the MANCHESTER PAPER-MlLi-
that Is 10 say the interests OF all parties claiminl
nv through. or under the lesse n ON the town or
Manchester 10 Robinson K Fairbanks, together with
ALL OF THE MACHINERY aud FIXTURES.
and ALL OF THE RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES,
EASEMENTS. ami APPUkTENANCES, BUILD
INGS and IMPROVEN ENTS thereto belonging, or
I'm anywise thereto appertaining.
THE TERMS or SALE viii be for cash rs 10 so
much as may be necessary 10 pay the expense
thereof and me costs of suit, and also 10 pay on ana
discharge the sum of Sl493060, with interest
thereon from the lst day OF March. 1870, at me
rate OF per cent. per annum the residue IN tqua
at six twelve. and eighteen months re-
spectvely from the day OF SALE with interest added
TO each nj the rate OF q per cent. per annnm from
The day of sale until they shall mature respectively
the plirehas TO give his notes tor the deftrred paw
ments. and the title to be retained by the Court
until full payment Of the purchase money IS made
john HOWARD,
THOMAS II. WALLACE,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
sale conducted by 1AS. MACDoUGALL, Auc-
tioneer aus
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BY George II. Poindext
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
Il FRAME DWELLING OCCUPIED BY 3: W.
FIGG. ESQ. on THE NORTH SIDE OF VEN
ABLE STREET BETWFtN ROSE ANDTW IN
TY.FiFTH STREETS. FRONTING 80 FEET on
VENABLE STREET. AND RUNNING BACK
1875 FEET TO AN ALLEY 20 FEET WIDELY
virtue Of the provisions OF TWO certain deeds OF
trust executed by Il. w. Fig to the undersigned.
one dated January II, 1872, securing 10 j. II.
smith the payment OF a certain bond of s2lS and
the other dated March 10. 1880, 10 secure 10 Miles
G. Crowds the payment Of the sum Of s3SS.2l de-
fault having been made in the payment Of both the
said amounts, and being required 80 to do by the
benehcIaries, shall sell by public auction, 90 the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18TH, At 61 O'CLOCK
T.. ~,
the above described DWELLING, now in the occu-
pBncy Of the said q. W. Figg.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and $2lS with interest at twelve per cent per an
mum from January II. 1874, end e3Ss2l with
interest from July 10. $50 balance on such terms
as may be announced AT sale. ~
+. WILEY DAVIS, Trnsee.
GEORGE H. POISDEXTER, AuciiOnecr. 1y 81
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsPEAKEl
RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 8, 1880,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 T. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except Sum
day. connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. MI Leave Richmond daily Except Sum
1000 \. NJ. day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore or MONDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud
FRIDAY; With steamers for Provi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily texcepl
sunday, connecting At West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Balti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 r. MI Arrive at Richmond daily Except
GOO T.. NJ snndayl connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Ysrk, Providence, and Boston.
No transfer OF freight al Richmond 20 or rom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and WestPont.
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest rates,
Issued TO all northern and western points.
For Information, apply at Office OF the company,
and Dock streets, Richmond. Va
oc4 n. r. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, August 2, 1880.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August Z, iccV'
Editors Dispatch: II your correspond.
tnt "B." from Murireesboro', n. G., will
look in Inackerdy's ballads he Will lind the
translation Of Beranger's "V,ngt un," the
last verse OF which he quotes in his note in
to-dsy's Dispatch.
Thackeray's translation cannot be sur
passed. Yours, &C., ID.
(Tbe above comes from young friend OF
ours who is no mean poet bimself.]
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by Augustine Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VA.
By virtue of deed OF trust bearing date the 30
iav Of March. 1879, and recorded IN the clerks Of
fee OF the County Court OF Chesterfield county, ID.
r. volume So, page 2, executed 10 the UNDERSIGNED,
trustee by Charles III. Wilkinson and Fannie A. his
wife, to secure To Robert II. owen the payment OF
Judgment against said T.. H. Wilkinson for the sum
OF S2l096 with interest thereon. as specified IN
said dee. and default having been made in the pay
nent OF said Judgment and beng required so to DO
by the said Owens counsel. wi sell by public
ton. ut the courthouse of Chesterfield county, on
MONDAY the 9th DAY Of August ! $50 tcOurt.dayl.
at O'Clock L. NJ, The REAL ESTATE described In
the said deed the same being TRACT OF LAND
lying and being I'm the county OF Chesiei field aud
State of Vrginii, containing 1872 ACRES, on the
Petersburg road. seven miles from the Richmond
and Danve and the Glover lin railroads, and adj
jacent TO the lands OF The estate Of Thomas Johnson
II. ". Miller and others.
TERMS Cash.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY, Trustee.
~ 3O-31.Au l,3,4.5.6,7,&S
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a Ca mpaign WatehwOrd UnnOtfced by
fhe IsfsDateh.

Editors Dispatch: You wrote very
good editorial ON General Hancock's letter
OF acceptance, and referred TO some OF the
expressions II contained as being admirable
for use in the campaign; but you left out
the best one. 1t is this: "Tbe bayonet is
not fit instrument for collecting the votes
(f freemen.V 4.
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For further Information apnly 10 T. n. Lt>TFE
Ticket Agent. at depot; 4. ". CARRIER, Ticket
Agent, 500 Main street. or General Pa..rg.r
AGENTS office, Room Ia, corner Bank ani Ieuth
streets.
Train for points on Atlantic. mississippi ana Ohio
railroad lesyes daily at $50 4. " returning ar
rive. NJ 500 u. ". Trains for North Carolina
points leave at l1:40 A. VI and lO:3jP VI. daily.
john X. NACMCRDO.
General Passenger Agent.
G. II. HYDE, Passenger Agent j. 5-e0i3Ot
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBTRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.

REDMOND AND PETERSBrRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING NDAY, July p.
~ 1880, trains or this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connect,
!Or Charleston. savannah, Augusta
ana Aiken Via Charleston, Raleigh,
Jacksonville. Stops only Al Clt. ter
aud Manchester, aud a. Halfway On
signal.
SOP. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
PASSENGERS takins this ,rs!r will make
close connection at Petersburg Tor
Norfolk.
600 A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connecting with A.,
VI. & o. II. r., for LynchDurg and be-
You'd.
LEAVE PETERSBrRG NORTH.
900 A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT daily fcxeept
Sunday connecting with Richmond.
trcueTicksburg AZ, Potomac railroad
fOr all points North East. and Vest.
925A. 81, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except sunday. stops at all sta
Mons.
SAP. 4. THROUGH MAE. daily, sonnectinx
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Fast
and West. Also. making close csnhec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This rain
stops al Manchester and fhr.ffr, and
at HALFWAY and Drn1's Buh, IN
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will Start fron
SUNDAY FXCIRSgON TRAINS leave Rch-
mono q A. VI. and $50 f.. W.. lcaye Peters
burg $50 A. NJ aud $50 =. NJ. every sunday.
ty % j. ID. Mine >uu'rlniendeht'
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER on

THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER on
i BROAD STREET FOR SALE Al AUCTION.
By request Of the owner who has discontinued busi-
ness. we will sell by auction, on The premises, on
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, lSSU.
at 59 O'Clock 7. NJ. the very valuable properlN To-
Gated at the southwest corner OF Broad and Fifth
sretIs. fronting about 80 feet on Broad street and
running back along the west line OF Firth street
about 40 feet. The improvements consist OF TWO
STORES on Broad street, with DWELLING above.
and TWO DWELLINGS and THREE STORES
on Fifth street. yeding in its present shape hand
some income In rent The mention of the location
Of this pr, perry viii secure the attention of every
one wishing TO invest money on Broac street, which
has already become the great retailing street OF the
city. where the hsndsOmest and most expensive i'm
prOyemtnts are being made, sud we are safe in say
Ing that there has been no property offered for long
time so valuable as this: nor IS there likely 10 be
soon, or ever such opportunity again, for this is
first. class Broad-street property.
TERMS: Al sale.
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The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette says Captain White
left there Monday morning for Whining.
ton, Del, 10 look after the new steamer Elk.
celsior, which Is now rapidly approaching
completion. As Der slips ut Washington,
Shepherds, Alexandria, and Quantico will
not be finished by the time she Is, 1t Is uu-
derstood she will run on the Norfolk route
until they are completed, taking the place
OF the Leary, which will undergo some re-
pairs. es
Senator Garland, Of Arkansas, has writ.
ten letter TO Goycrnar Holiday, OF yir.
ginIa, requesting the latter to send him
copies Of all bis messages on the debt cues.
tion, inasmuch as the people OF bis State
are having pretty much the same trouble
With the debt question as Virginia.
GENERAL Williams G. Wickham, chairman
Of the Republican State Executive Commit
tee Of Virginia, writes TO the Republican
National COMMITTEES: eJusi now we are
merely keeping our men In line and wstch-
ing fhe, movements OF the contendinr fac
lions q the Democratic party Ia this State y
Wade Hampton. OF South Carolina.
caught seventy-nve bass 10 one days 6sb.
,gg g DsGsers Springs Botetourt county,
fay list week. T~I $3.50
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psPARrUgE az STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old EHA
II Dominion steamship Companv's Ss-s.s-s
steamship WYANOkE, Captain COUCu, viii al
FRIDAY. August 6tn. ~ 3 O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock 4. 81.
Through bills Of lIdlng signed and goods fof-
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, SOUTH rAss
and west; also. % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Cabin fare 10 New York, i12; steerage' 90 ana
81.
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
an 4-3. Companv's Wharf Rockets.
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\ connects for Farmyllle, Lynchburg, aud al
points I'm the Southwest.
e connects for Milton, y. G.
& connects for Asheyille aud all points In West
North Carolina.
connects for Macon and all points in soathwes
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points In Flo.
rida.
connects for Macon and all points in Seuthwes
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, sn'
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, az.
Ncksburg.
II cOnneC Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-named points GTrtUs ia
RichmORd at 4:43 Z. ", $50 A. NJ. and $3.50 4. VI
Trains between Greensboro and salem run daily
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make cOnnec.
ton at GodsbOrO' with the ". K ". X. r. 10 enc
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawlng-rOOm and Sleeping Car.
run through Oh Train No. is from New York anC
Richmond to Atlanta, Ga, on Train No. Az from
Richmond To Danyille.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond al
p. ~; arrives at Ron All at 1920 L. VI. arrives
at Coalield at 1870 L. VI. Returning, leaves Coal
field AZ : A. NJ. ROn Air at $40 A. ", and arrives
al Richmond 1T $50 A. VI.
Tickets sold 10 all points SOUTH southeast aDC
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets
JOHN X. MACMURD0,
General Passenger Agent
I. VI. r. TALC0TT, General superintendent.
tyl2
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LOFTY BUILDINGS Ground in the bust
ness parts OF New York is yearly becoming
more valuable, and as consequence build
ings are being constructed Of more lofty
proportions In order 10 gain room without
paying out fortunes for few additional
square feet OF ground. The Bank OF the
Republic and the First National Bank are
now erecting at the northeast corner OF
Wall street and Broadway nine-story
building, independent OF thirteen-foot
basement, at cost OF $3.50, 200, whilst the
London, Liverpool aud Globe Insurance
OF William and Pine streets at a cost of
100000, which will rise ten stories above
the basement.
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REMOVAL.
s-~--~Hs---sTsaF~aTs-1ssH1-'7'''''
REMOVAL!

respectfully inform my patrons that j have
REMOVED MY STORE and FACTORY TO the
large house No. S11 Broad street.
/ Iembraee this opportunitv OF thanking them Tor
the fayors and good viii extended 10 me al my old
stand and h pc ihey may continue The same Al my
new place Of business. Tau 3-lwl y. WlLpT,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 1>EgTS
II .asssss.aS
AGENCY,
e26 MAIN STREET,

representing the following drst-class Ocean-ste1m-
ship lines: CUNARD, INMAN, ALLAN, AMEEl-
CAN WHITE STAR. ANCHOR. NtIHEk-
LANDS AMERICAN. HAMBURG AMERICA
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRST.CLAss, SFCOND-CLASS. STEERAGE
Tickets 10 and from all points In Europe AZ owest
rates. SiaeToOms secured In advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Railroad aud steamship tickets 20 All points ln ne
United States and Canada
Passengers and baggage called for. Baggage
checked 10 Destination.
lines. lle ii-3m 4. W. GAkbfk.
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and AucuOueer.
l0l6 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
/ TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK SrREETS.-l VIII
FRIDAY, August 6, 1850,
on the premises, at 81 p. NJ, without limit or re-
serve. the above mentioned lots. fronting on Clay
street 50 feet. ana extending back 10 leet 10 an
alley lG feet wide. These lots lie handSOmeiy. and
are I'm an attractive part of the West End.
TERMS: One third cash; balance az SIX ana
twelve months. deferred notes secured by trustdecd
aud six per cent interest added.
aul FURMAN TUPPER. AuciOneer.
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FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF tneir sP,sn',S
stesmfrs--0LD DOMINION, WfANQhr. 49,
HAITIAN, ISAAC DEia., and Rl,hNVrb
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sUNpAi q"
higb water. -. 49,.
Ships gong norm laad al Pier 81, North ~.
foot OF Teach street. SHIPS cp,nng sonth NzS ''"'
Pier as. Nor.h river, to<ss Of Christopry str's,'
These skips are entirely new, and were ssii' W
pressly fer this rorte. ...,.
they hive splsrd id saloons, st&,e-roasA aud oA'a
rooms. Htt -. a..
The fare, seooinEodA:ioas. and sl,saticns arc AZ
! rabin fare 70 New York. Ella ssesrss' % aus
Is. 80. 100
FOR further Information apply 70 -.
| mylo once Cempany'e wharves, kceAes'~