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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

The contrac, for the bui'dlng OF anotne,
Grtv miles Of the Texas and Pacific railroad
extension west Of weaiberford was let FRI,
day. The iron and other materials ana a
complete outfit for the telegraph line rom .
Fort Worth 10 weatherford is on bano, ana
trains will be running to the latter place ny
the lst Of April.
The annual report OF the Illinois central
railroad shows total receipts for 1879 OF
81. 2sl. AGA and expenditures OF sS.o26,Ioo;;
leaving "a ,20T, 764 net earnings; increase Oh
net traffic over preceding year, slsl'o9l.
Mr. q. ID. Kinney, one Of the anii-Grant
delegates from Pennsylvania, IL Is ho" sal"
is for Grant.
Sales: 2s6. 900 copies OF Uncle Toms
Cabin; 8,s76, 542 bottles OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.-AdU.
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auCrIon sALEs--Thl. nay.
nv las. MsedoneaIi. Auctioneer,
- r-...,or for Tbirteenth) street.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth, street.
r ApGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE
ENTIRE STOCK OF
FURNITURE,
ron ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
AT AUCTION.

I'm consequence Of the recent IRE AZ 'oe .'s,,,
,,e,, Of Mr.. Arthur Rooney. corner Oh .n.,
.,d Governor streets, will sell as above Oh mVN-
nay. oad instant. commencing at lo't oe'ocs, ~,
.ccornt of whom It may CONF err, the entire s'o."
az FURNITURE, embracing, as u docs a s'e
v.r,o,v as can be selected from, consisting OF
Superb PARLOR SUITS. In satln, si'S' "'P''
Terry, Raw silks, and Hsir-Cloth;
CHAMBER SUITS OF the latest designs III wa
mt. of the most elegant workmanship. 'oeetner
with Suits in Imitation Walnut, Win marD'e
pieces; u,,pn-
WALNUT and PLAIN BUREAUS and WARD
ROBES,
WAsHsTANDs IN grea. variety.
splendid WALNUT BUFFETs' LIbHAhi
CASES, LOUNGES. and ETAGEREs-soine
very elaboraiely flushed;
EXTENSION TABLES. IN Walnut ana OAK
WALNUT CHAIRS for chamber, dining room,
and library purposes;
and great many goods 10 this line which are very
siighti damaged. but have been rendered ui,inei
rhanahle IN consequence or the Iae nre. anu ~ =.
* Mr. Roopey's determination 10 reopen VIZ, ,, az
entirely new stock the public may rest assuIeu "a'
Inc whole will he sold vii hOut limit or reserve:
There has never occurred such an opportunity III
Richmond where there has been SO large coi'e ,,
iinn OF really hr ,t.clsss FURNITURE 10 pe sou
without regard to price, and therefore, respc''""'
ask the attention OF the pubic. - o.,h. o,or
ITEMS. All sums OF $40 and under: cashi over
thai amount nineiy days Interest adeedl' ior s"'
factory paper JAS. MACDoUGALL Aut foneerc;
T. II. COOK. Salesman. IL -
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Editors Dispatch 1 only saw this morn
ing the question OF "Many Readers" Pe-
tefsburcj as to certain lines given below
They are not from Hudibras, az you conIec-
fured. but from part OF the prologue writ
teo BIZ George Darlington for the opening
Of me playhouse at New South Wales, jan Jan.
nary 10. 1895, when he and other conclcIs
rot % II Think the tragedy OF Cato. Cor
rectiv rendered, they are as follows:
rrue pa,riots all; for be It understood s
We Jeff our country for our country s gooo' =,
Farouhar, in the "Bedux' Strotd9em,
fact ill.,, scene 81 gives the germ OF Tue
above lines 10 making one OF bis characters
say, 1870.
areas for the good OF my country that sho"'q DC
abroad" -
Thanks to our distinguished correspo""'
cut. He is now seven" With us.J
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In answer to young friends question,

In answer to young friends question,
wa s,a,e TIA: The following Is the passage Of
Scripture OF which he Is In search
80. And he said unto another, FOLLOW
me. But be said, Lord, suffer me hrst 10
90 and bury my father.
80 40. Jesus said unto him, let ne dedd
b,eyy their dead; but go thou ana preach
Inc Kingdom Of God."-Luke. chapter ".
VIC give its connection that he may infer
its meaning.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
PUBLIC PRINTING,
BINDING, RULING, WRAPPING,
LITHOGRAPHING, &C.

OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC HhIN ING.
RICHMOND, February ls, 1850.
In accordance with law, SEALED PROPOSALS
will lie received by the Undersigned his Office, In
the Capitol until WEDNESDAn, February yr, 70
GRAPHING, &C. for the State OF virginia, for
twelve months from April l, 1880. as follows:
u !; rRIT 81 SENATE JOURNAL Docu-
NJ ;. fP II FTSi' House JOURNAL, DoCU-
). PRiNT wing ANNUAL REPORTS OF OFF,
GERS, BOARDS, and lNSTlT buttons, including
Reports of internal Improvement Companies to
the Board of Public Works. II must be understood
that the contractor is not to charge for composition
when extra copies Of any Report are ordered by
a. PRINTING ACis OF ASSEMBLY.
llf the General Assembly should not meet in the
winter of lS60-'Sl, then the abOye-named work
will not be required, and the bid viii be considered
null and void; and 30 alse as 10 the binding OF the
6. PRINTING all other PAMPHL and
BOOK-WORK required by any Department OF the
7. PERMITTING Notwithstanding blank
forms, warrants oaths commissioners books, poll
books, aud job. work generally.
Bidders will state price per 900 ems for compo-
sition, and for press-work per token OF $50 I'M
8. FOLDING, STITCHING. BINDING, TRIM.
MING, WRAPPING, &c, OF Acts OF Assembly:
8. All other BINDING, RULING, STITCHING,
&C., required by State officers
10. LIgHoGRAPHING LETTER-HEADs, EN-
BIDDERS must conform in their bids to the forego-
ing schedule.
TIE Superintendent reserves TO himself the right
to have forms OF large jobs duplicated TO lessen the
cost of preSs-work.
The superin ;endent also the right TO re-
iect any or all bids
Contractors will be required 10 enter into bond,
with security to be approved by the secretary of the
Commonwealth, for the prompt and faithful exacu-
ton Of their contracts.
IL is hoped that no one Will bid Tor any OF the
above work who is not prepared with all necessary
facilities, practical experience, &C., to do II skill
fully, correctly aud expeditiousiy:
superintendent of Public Printing
fe l9.2l&23
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by PANE & Nowlin, Auctioneers'
No. 1912 Main street.
By Jno. T.. Lauehton, Jr., Auciioneer,
Clio Main street.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LARGE
" AND VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY OF
THE LATE CllARI Is l.; MoSBl,
OF LYNCHBURG, VA"
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY. February 26h, at o'clock 7.
NJ al my auction. house, No. 9l6 Hain street. The
collection embraces ~ $3.50,
United STATES. ENGLISH LAW AND FOUL
ny and CllANCERI RI PORTS; -
VIRGINIA. MASSACHUSETTS, PENNSlI'NA-
MA. NEW YORK, and other 81 ATE RE-
PORTS;
together with all The STANDARD LAW BOOKS Of
the DAWN excellent condition.
CATALOGUES may be had on Application TO the
auctioneer or TO WEST. JOHNSTON x co.
TERMS: sixty days credit on sums OF 800 and
upwards for approved negotiable paper: under That
amount cab. JNO. f. Taught ON, JR"
fp Ia. Observation-Disclosures Auc iOnecr.
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Real E''.,e , af ws,a -. street.

.,,,.e,r LOT, WITH an, a NEWLY .Ivu Y;
BrIT.T ST ABLE TT GnovERN0R STREET
1E % SsGg T nEr sr syIL6If E&T Ar
SS5 5An Is SsSs.6 SkfT SALE 81
LIVERY AND hx Nvnny request OF Mr. Duke. who
PUBLIC ASubi his two stables business and re-,
The premisss' a. vsSsunry. 1850: at AZ o'clock r
he 70 . as TRULY PfEcE o
PRoPERlY the d ,9cl i ?saia7o. Special attention
- called 10 this sale. .de known A. honr OF
TERMS: Rasonaoe anu ROBERT d. LYME,
sale. Auciioneer.
fe %
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BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

DARE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
II, HANDSOME PROPERTY ON NORTH
FIFTH STREET ABOUT TWO SQUARES FROM
BROAD STREET. CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS,
MARKET, SC.-The owner, permanently locatng
in the country offers ut public auction, on the
prt mi e., on WEDNESDAY the 25th OF ihis month
lFebrmryl 1880. at 3 O'Clock L. NJ, those TWO
beautiful fronts, Nos. 5l3 and ol5 on Fifth street
between CLAY aud Leigh least sidel, aud opposite
SubetIs row. Eight rooms In zach OF the three
story houses besides kitchen, stable &c. Gas and
water In he houses. and all modern improvements.
As the property will be sold al this the commence
ment of improved values In real estate, bargsin
can be had, which noto will safely pay from 10
TO IL per cent.
TERMS: As may be agreed upon AZ sale 10 suit
Twelve months Tor cured notes, hearing per cent
Interest. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
fe2Q Agent for owner.
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,,,uu VALUABLE THREE-sTORY
BRICK sISEFE; x0 w sCe, On TIES ThE so HfR
sSp 3 $TfET q At rsSTsary Il y
THURSDAY Inc III Ill nv auction, upon the prem
ss. he prSp % YEARS sG nso best
Miles Cary IL was oui, nnroysd style with beau.
fa snd os ssSiar an hall with
u,ea LOT and the third floor Is laid OH INTO iour
n.u,ituI rooms with bath. closets, &c. ,ho,t
The second and third floors prihg res ""''' '''"'
$500 rent. ,ho city hotter suited In To-
cation or more beautifully arranged ior ou''"e''
purposts. ,...o,,o,d N expire NAV /,
GU ,,,'ct IN a reasonable ground rent ana rs 10
b. paid Tor by the owner OF the Which can proba
ration unless the fame Is renewed, "hich Ia" p'''
blv he done. If desired. . ,oorre unon fayora-
This Is rare opportunity TO secure m ,he c,tr
be erms one of The best business sanu' ~ wv
TERMS: One-third cash: bliance 4, s.h, Sdad'
ana ephieeu months, for notes, Win ih'eies' 'uue"
and secured nv trust deed: ,.yc ,uc,,on.ers.
fe2I GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auc.lon.eI---
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ESTABLISHED 1913.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDS
CENTENNIAL 1876. PARIS 1873
MAIILIARD's CELEBRATED CHOCOLATE
AND COCOA PREPARATIONS.
The very best made. Entire satisfaction giyen'
Sold by all leading grocers and confeciioners-
W.B. HERSMAN 4 CO.,
No. Is south Twelfth street, Richmond, Va,
Sole Agents for Manufacturers.
Ia 2l-W&Mlm
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOheers,
lIl3 Main street.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALU-
L ABLE BUILDING-L0TS on THE NORTH
SIDE OF PARK AVENUEJu BEYOND S Sda1
EFP STR FT.-As trustee I'm dee u OF trust bear
mo dare the Dad january 1879, from y. G. Talia-
ferro and wife TO the undersigned. trustee. duly re-
corlrd I'm the ccrh 5 Office of the Chancery Court or
rhe CRY Of Richmond. To secure the payment OF thc
negotiable note therein mentioned default having
been made in the payment of said note | shall as
trustee IN said dee being required so 10 20 pS ule
holder thereof ,e ms auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY the zen Gay of February 1850; AZ
AZ O'Clock L. NJ. the REAL ESTATE drscrluel IN
said deed consisting Of FOUR NALUkBLELOT
each fronting feet. and rum back on rs east
err line lO2 feet and on is western line 10 lcel
10 an alley | @ feet wide. located rs aboNe
TERMS: Enough In cash To defray the tNpcnse OF
executing hi. trust ann 10 pay of the sum OF SOU.
with Interest thereon from the 23d January 1880;
the residue on such terms Is NAV he announcer al
the time Of sale. ..... -.
fc II 81. \. hIthAhD>bN. IItatrC.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
- RRICK STABLE on TRUEHART ALLEY
BETWEEN NEW STREET AND LOCUST AL
LEY-Will be sold at auction on The premises, on
The 23p OF FEBRUARY, 1880, a. O'Clock =.
H. the LOT and BRICK STABLE covered with
slale) located as above, frnting IA feet, running
back 40 feet. 49, ,
TERMS: AZ sale W. GoDDiN,
10 10 AucllOncer.
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RAILROAD LINZ.


AH % 3 W q ~
RICHMOND. FREp'a POTOMAC u. X. 20
RICHMOND. VA. November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879
~ trains on this road WI run As follows:
NORTH BOUND.
8I2 A. NJ. lesves Byrd-street station ds ~ Tex
cept sundays; due at W&h,ng,9n,
1:10 +. NJ; Baltimore, 3:0b L. ". !;
Philadelphia, $50 4. NJ; New YORK,
1905 r. VI
500 l.. NJ. leave. Byrd-s;reet station ga, que
a. Washington. 9:25 Il. VI Bsltimore,
1928 +. NJ. Phils delpha, $50 a. d. )
New York, 645 A. VI.
z.nO r. N, ACCOMMODATION TRAIE for
Junction. leaves Broad Street st.dos
daily iexcept Snr daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
IO.15P.N. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
Except suDdsysl Leaves New York,
BIB A. ~: Philadelphia. ll35 A.
M; BaitimO $50 Z. W. ; Washing
tor $40 +. VI. -
II.lO A. NJ, arrives at Bvrc-Street stAtiof d1liy
Leaves New York, l00f z. NJ; Phil'
adelpbia, 1910 a. NJ; Baltimore
4:5S A. ~ Washington, 100 A. Nj.
g:d3 A. 81, ACCOsIlODATfON TRAN arrives
ut Broad-StresI station fsi,y teIcept
Sundaysj. G. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent.
YT ID. MYERS. General Saperintandent
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Bv Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctipncer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE LIT
Il TIE FARM OF TWENTY A &C LYNX
on TIE WILLIAMSBURG, SIAG So F 1iSt,
About ONE AND HALF MILES FROM LIE
CII1TY or EiCiMOND. VA. ApJolNiNi THE
LANDS OF POE AND OTHERS. AND IiiE fU ,,KK
MFR RESIDENCE OF MAJOR COOK, AT AUG.
TION.-m execution Of a certain deed Of tnst
from A. c. Saunders dated 2 1t september, 1871
and of record on | tn day OF November. 1872 IN
Uenrico County Court, and by vr ne OF decree OF
The circuit Court of the county OF lienrco entered
On the 18Th February 1850. in hit styled tZklcl
rs Saunders and ais. will offer Tor sale upon TIE
nrrmise. on FRIDAY the 9Th day 81 ftbIuarY'
Ss0' m / o'clOck T. NJ of that day. being required
so TO do by the holder Of the notes secured thereby
default having been male in The payment OF NE
same. the TRACT OF LAND above described. Inc
soil is very good, and produces good crops. bis
presents an unusual opportunity 10 purchase nice
little place for suburban home or truck farm, be-
ing 30 near the city.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost and expenses OF sale ana
sufHcIency To pay of tie for ia due January l.
1879: note for {l2l due July /. 1879; and note
for | due January /, 1850; balance upon terms
TO he gwen AT sale. ROBEKI H. IL NE,
f. 10 trustee.
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BY Robert B. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS ALE OF THE
y FIRST-CLASS 1HREF.STOR ST { n.
BRICK DWELLING. No. 220. ON TIE WEsT
SIDE OF TWFNTY.SECOND BET W + \
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In pursuance of a decree # The Richmond lh1ncery
Court pronounced on the Tn day OF February
1880. IN a suit styled DuesberrY &C. u.s. Duesberry,
&C. therein npnding. the undersigned appointed
slecal commissioner HEREBY. Will Offer Tor sale.
upon the premises, on TUESDAY the IAN day Of
February, 1880, at A. O'Clock u. NJ, he ab0ye.de-
scribed TuREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
containing nine rooms, with bath arrangements,
culyerts &c, &C.; nice twO-story detached kitchen
of several rooms The property IS In thorough re-
pair. and the location aud DeighOOrhood ,qlaI 20
any on Church hin. The LOT fronts ~ ,eet q
inches ON Twenty. second street and runs back 1872
feet. TO any one wishing to purchase really nice
piece of property this offers good chance
TERMS One third cash RESIDUE az six and twelve
months, the purchaser To give M E0ilaOe notes WIN
legal interest added from the day Of sale, and 'hc
title to be retained until conveyancr Is 9rdered by
the Court. JOtiN :. W TT,
IL 10 Special Commissioner.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

A SSETS, LIABILITIES, AND SUR
~ PLUS OF THE NORTH WESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE.INsURANCE COMPANY FOR
THE LAST TEN YEARS:
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by Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
lll3 Maln street.

1,RIrSTEF'S SALE OF \ MEDIC NJ
SIZE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
No All NORTH TUlRTlETH SIRhEI, ~ ~
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY SikE f H. :,
4WIrRCU HILL. BY AUCTION.-By virtue 81 me
nrovtsions of a deed or trust bearing da'e me so
day of September 1877, from John Marshal ana a.,
wife 10 the undersigned trustee duly fec9Iue" ~
the clerks office Of the CbaDcery Court OF thr cry
of Richmond 10 secure the payment OF me neg9 IA
be note therein mentioned default having te en
In S,in deed being required 50 10 do by the iolhtr
thereof. sell 10y auction, on me premi,e, on on
NESDAY the 25ih day of February, lSSUi az "a
o,cIock p. N. the REAL ESTATE described III
Said deed. consisting of LOT OF LAND 322 by
40 feet with an alley In the rear ana INO-
STORY FRAME DWELLING WIFI 1--WE ioV'"S'
Kitchen. &C. located rs above. .... .
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray the expense, oI
executing this trust and to pay on sad llole iot
sa5O with interest theI con from the ON dav oi
0cI0ber 1870: the residue on such terms as shall
"o j. A. RICHARDSON.
t,a Trustee.
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T WILL SUPPLY EX. EARLY PEAS
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-IM
Il offer for sale 200 suits of Chamber Furni- -,
ture In price from s23 10 5000 from the best Iipt
manufactures East and West, also OF my own
make together with full line of ParOr. Office. an
Kitchen Furniture, and every article IN the furnl-
ture line. Also. Cabinet Makers Supplies Of every
description. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
ties in want Ill save money by giving me call.
Office and warerOoms 1893 Main street, near fif-
teenth street. Workshops: 10 -, and2O norm tlf-
tees tn street. WILLIAM DAffkON.
fa q IN
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RICHMOND AND PRrrRsBrrc'
RAILROAD CONFtvr I
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY g.,
- ~ 81, 1880. trains GA this rssd vii ruu 49,
LEAVE RICHMOND sorTH.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily. ,,...
for Charleston. sa7ssn.h tpfg
and Aiken (ya Charleston ,s-.9fi,
Jacks0Dyille. stops OnIy - 49,, ~
ana Manchester AID at balEwsy,5
$50 a. NJ. LYNCilBCRG EXPRESS
makes ciose connection ~ Pei,-,,'I
Wit me Atlantic MisI..f,t
ONO railroad lOF Bristol Th,,, ill
ga Nashville Memphis, fgres'...,
farmVilp' anf )'htT lOcai gf,fI''.N
tsat road, making same Nae =,
any otncr hne. >scDs al all rrg-,.
1902. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN A.-
except sunday. fiseprer "a. ,
THIS train will slike clsse col,,.|,.t
at Pet'iflmfg fCr Norfolk. ~
1895 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daiir. ee...,...
FOR WELDON. Wilnnngr0n. rI.hg
th"fiesCpn, SaYannah, Arl..f, ~
lnm'ia, Atlanta, Macon. .sorty. ~
Mobile, New Orleans. ana III y
south and SOuthwe-t. PuN.,.. .s
in2-csT from Washington b., ID, -
niHgion. Savannah, and a" I. ., -
StoDs ouv at Manchester .rf 80
and HALFWAY on signai 'f
1000 A. W., THROUGH FREIGHT Tram
except sunday Passenger "a, ~.
t3ched. i-
LEAVE PETERsBuRG NORTH.
6:3J a. VI, THROUGH MAIL daily. co,,...,--
with Richmond, Fred.rl, ..I.g y
Potomac railroad foy al po'rt, : 80
Fast, aEd West. stop q N.,.t'
ter aud Chester. and - U,...u.-
and a. Duy'. BuG on z.znt 10y
9:25A. ~, ACCOMMODATE TRAN t,o,
Except Suncsyj. Stor~ a. all 80.
lions.
7:(5 r. NJ, LYNCHBURG ENpRF>>. dan,
feXcrpt >undaVl Slou. .n.l 40 NJ
chester and Ches'ri, ald is'f-N...-
On signal.
344 z. II. THROUGH NAY. daily, sorre,-,,
with Richmond, Frederick burg y
Potomac railroad Tor all uolni -
and West. A So. maklng clore c.r,,.s
zion with the Chesapeake and -
railroad for the N,rdnl. strlr.r -
s pOlnta North and Wet. = ...e,s
stops st Manchester and Cl..t.r -
at Halfway aGd DruB's E.F Ia
signal.
100 F. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM I,.~
Excerpt SundsyE pa. w. cir A..
tached.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii s'srt ,rsn
tae kppornattjN depot.
mono $40 4. VI. and AIS f.. VI. leaya p,,.-..
hurg D:30 A. VI. ant 4'23 y. VI. citfr ~ur1tv
no l5 1. -. hLlNt. >u" n''nd'nt.
ID RICHMOND AND DANNlLLh RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
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fe 2s-st
- ---, ,,l.Ir GENERAL OF THOSE a

NOR RENT. SEVERAL OF THOSE
Il DESIRABLE JONES' RV Msa,. an s and LEI.
ss,sor Containing ten rooms; gas water La'roDe
stove range bath &C, nu,rYrtNc M 3I2
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELi ldo,ns HSi,cben.
NORTH Twelfth street, eight or nine foo'hS' "'N""'
BRIcK RESIDENCE No. 26o1 Franbl nn sr Se.
corner Twenty sixth, eight or niue roo"'' s"''
wafer hath: kitchen, stable, &c. ,,,,,,,,,>c No
NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLino 40
26l5 franklin street, SIX or seven ros"'' S"S'
"LAns;E STOCK BRICK DWELLING No. eOz
cas-, Marshal street. ten rooms; ki'cnen' oa'n s"''
"dDESiRABLE AND CONVENIENTLY LO-
Gated RESIDENCE, on Fifth stleei' Ten roo'ns
an, wi ri y,RiCK TENEMENT No. 231S Marshall
street seven rooms gas, water, bath, &c: ,,, ,.,,
have on my books many oher a,ro.dr 60 Al Of
will mt IN thorough repair. II not areauS s"' VI
which offer at very low rens. call
Pereons Wishing 10 rent will please give me CALI
! S ~ 90 rs, a. N" ROBERT r.. LYME.
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nlSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL sHIP.-Jhe firm or PUTNEY 4 WATTS is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
against the concern will be paid Ly Stephen Put
pey, 10 whom parties indebted 10 the concern will
please make payment. STEPHEN PUTNEY,
WILLIAM X. WATTS.
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win continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
IN all It's branches at the old stand OF Putney
Watts aud hope 20 receive q coniinuan Of the pa
tronage so lbtrslly bestowed on The old concern:
STEPHEN PUTNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

take pleasure In recommending my friends 10
I be new concern. WILLIAM X. WATTS.
fe 2-3ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-23

NOR RENT, STORE, DWELLlNG,n
II and FIXTURES corner Fifth and Broa5As.4
S'fee''' Ap MARCUS HARRIS BROTHER.
fco3 MW,F3t
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IRON BsTTERS.

STRENGTH, HAPPINESS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-01
HINTS FOR TIE SEASON.

Keep fruit stems of from newly SET
strawberry plants.
Remember carly kinds of potatoes
can be planted till July lst, and ripen.
Pull out the old pea vines and SO. to
turnips, and plant to cncumbers for
pickles.
Plant sweet corn 10 The last Of this
month, and have il green on the table
latter part ofsummer.
Sow onion seed thick in rows. and
when the size of peas or beans. pull and
dry for "sets" next spring.
Plant early kinds of potatoes late. saw
middle to last of this month, and they
will escape the potato bug. -
At tho first appearance Of blight on
the pear trees cut off the affected part
and slit the bark on one side of limb
and, and put on pure linceed oil.
Put in celery this month. It's good
for nervous people. The dwar''
need but little "trenchin"
be set on level gro~- >, nn., :,
up in the f."
.Accp up succession of peas on the
table by sowing row or two every
week or ten days. A man or family
that can be satisfied with one or two
servings, havn't the liking for green
peas that We have.
Strawberry plants may be pot,ed off
this month. Sink pots in ground near
the old plants, fill with earth and lay in
this earth young plants, keeping them
in their place by throwing on earth, or
with small stone.
Watch the currant worms, and on
their appearance, which can be told by
the leaves being stripped on, sprinkle
water over them when the leaves are
dry, in which a sppnfall of white pow
.lcrcd helleborc has been dissolved TO
the pail of water.
No better month in the year than this
10 trim evergrcens, trees and vines.
Remember that raspberries and black
berries can be taken up and transplant
ID after the new growth has good
start. II there are vacancies in the
or raspberry rows. take up
The new suckers or plants with plenty
efroot, and Get in such vacancies.
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Money Loan Lowest Rates of Interest Lands shown
free of charge.
Lands shown


totweve n
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ihao eOagI
and ." psay
Send to j. NJ Steele for Circular Price List of Lands
j. M. II
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-01

have for the spring trade of choice farm
land for sale in tracts Of forty eighty one hundred and sixty two
and hundred each including stock and agricultural
improved and unimdrOved.
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j. M STB1HIsH.
WICHITA, sEDGWICx COUNTY, KANSAS.