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much flesh, but IL was stated that the skln
had swollen, possibly from the REACTION.
The danger Is from some disease set
ting IN on account Of exposure. The
circumstances surrounding TIE case are
very peculiar, and there can be but little
doubt that the child has been IN some ones
custody. Had he been wandering around
alone ne would have been found before yes
terday. Frank Beisler, Benjamin Beisler,
and others were down to the place sunday
and secured the country, but couid hbu DO
,ra., Detective Gault was there Monday,
and also met with no success. The bclief Is
that the child was taken OF by some person
for the sake OF q reward, or wandered on
and was picked up and retained; that the
persons became frightened ct the commo-
ton the case excited, and turned bin loose
ON TUESDAY. and that he wandered into the
marsh thai night or yesterday morning
Suspicion attaches to a resident OF the neign'
borhood.
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70 26-E.M.W&tdtdI
by Chaffln. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoheers'
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
jnIE REAL ESTATE ON PINE STREET
NEAR SPRING STREET BY AUCIlV , ~ ny c cr
w " pi.huond In The c.use If Winston and ais u.s.
Ross, entered on the 24lh d,y Of june h lsSg' ,ne
,,,aa viii seIi upon the premises, on WEDNES-
h bhY the soih day Of June 1880, at O'Clock r.
NJ. that certain REAL ESTATE described IN ssi.
decree as follows: Beginning at point on me wett
side of pine street distan, In soniherly nlrtcuoh
az feet from Inc Intersection with spring street.
w.rdiy direction and running back l40 feet be-
tween the lot assigned the said Ross and line par.l-
lei thereto, and distant iberefrom lO2 itet 10 an
alley in common I'm the rear" ,,
TERMS One third cash, one third In TX months,
and one third in twelve months; the purchaser 10
give note. Tor The deferred payments, WIN Interest
added from the day Of sale, and the tile retained oy
the Court until The whole OF the purchase money
Court GEORGE L. HAW,
Special Commissioner.
CHAFFIy, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers. NJ
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RICHMOND AND fErERsBuEGI

RICHMOND AND PErERSBURG(
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
SUNDAY, June l3,
~ 1880, trains on this read will run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecuA
for Charleston, savannah, Augusts
and Aiken (ya Charleston, Raleigh
Jacksonville. stops only at Chester
and Manchester. and at Halfway or
5:2oP.M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Passenger. taking this Train VIII make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
1n.35 NJ. MAIL daily (except Sunday.
200 a. NJ, THROUGH FRIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connecting with A.,
NJ y. r. r., for Lynchburg and be-
You'd.
LxAvK PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day.. connecting With Richmond,
freurrleksburg ant Potomac railroad
fof Al points North dsst. and West
stops AZ Manchester and Chester,
and AT Halfway and At Drury's
Blufi, on signal.
e:20A. ~, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
except sunday. stops n all STA
344 p. u. THROUGH NAN. daily, sounectiss
WITH Richmond, Fredericksburg 1ad
Potomac railroad for al points Ess,
and West Also, making close cenEec-
tior with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the virsinis Springs anc
all points North and West. This trsis
stops ut Manchester aud Chester, anc
at HALFWAY and Drury's Blum, or
signal.
TOO p. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
except sunday; passenger ear AZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fios
'A sG * THSxCnEsIoN TRAINS leave Rich.
burg $50 A. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. every sunday.
je12 4. ID. KLINE. superintendent.
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nv George II. Poiudexier,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

GALE OF THE HANDSOME DE
STACHED BRICK RESIDENCE ~ JOHN OH, a, a;
SEffwEI \ MAIN AND cAeYmThe o owner, nun Ia.
lending 10 remove 10 the residence recently pur-
chasea by him. win sell at public suction on
FRIDAY the 25tb day o. june, ., SH O'Clock W.,
MEST RESIDENCE, with Wing a Y. sieh;
large rooms. besides hail. hath, and three store
rooms coaI.ceIars closets, &C. IL has every monern
conye,,ience the arrangement Is admraplr; M
shed in superior style; walls painted and ne en-
lire nremse, iu.t put In thorough order " Is Iur-
nisbed with speaking.tubes: hot and cold water on
each floor: handsome man,elsi ana me o nnes.
,ncnie ed with shrubbery and shade-tr ne pu,u-
ings were erected By John A. Giazenrook. 80 favor
ably known as a builder I'm this community. lne
Ityr fronts thirty feet aud runs back 10 wiue
siley. ana ia also approached from the rear by an
aiey running through from second 10 ihiru suee''
ai,ont seventy (. tt distant from this lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash baltnce al SIX, tweive'
and eIqhi cen months for negotiable notes. Wild IN
ierest added. and secured by deed of trust on The
nroperty Persons desiring TO inspect the premises
can do so between the hours OF half past ana
o'clock any day before the sale. rpp
AoI Aucltoneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
u NUMBER OF IMPROVED AND UN.M-
PROVED LOTS N THE CITY OF MANC.iEs.
TER.-By virtue of DEGREES Of The Hastings Court
of Manchester In the case of MorrlsseIt aud wife
re Br.djey ef ais we will sell a. public elton. on
the nremls es commencing on TUESDAY. the 20fh
day of ,Juue, $50 fans continued from day 10 uay
mill soldl at o'clock p NJ, the following valuable
re- e.tate bclOngngtO the estate or james D Brau-
lev in the eItv OF Manchester. The property VIII De
sold i'm the order US adveriised-yiz, Lot No.2 IN
eonarc 81 on BainDridgc street 0fZlO fset: OF NO
in .qusre $50. IN Bsinbridge street l2l52 rect
Lot No in square $40, on Balrbrldge street, lZlH
feel Tot No. 2. Oh Bainhri1ge street, or 90 fcet
Lot No. 2 In squsre 900, fronting l26 feet on HUI
street LOt No 3 In square 900. fronting l26 feet
on Hun street: Lot No In square No. 9l9, ffont-
l.. q feet on Hull street: Lot No. i in square No.
o2O. on Decatur street, fronting lX6 feet ON siid
feet on Decatur street; one Lot between liuIl ana
Bsinbridge s'r,eis adjoining the Manchester coat
ward: House and Lot corner or Huil ana Icnih
streets and fronting Hull street az feet, WIN
Store and Dwelling, Kitchen, stables, &C rms
nrooerty 4, in the heart OF hr city and considered
very valuable I'm fact all Of this property Is well
located IN an improving portion OF the city ana
should command The attention Of merchants and
others seeking safe aud solid investments. The
auctiontcr or the commissioners are authorized 10
sell any portion of this property either privately or
nuhIicly, rs they may deem beS,.
TERMS: Cne-third cash; The balance at six and
twelve months Tor longer will he given II desired on
the improved propertyl ana The title retained until
All of the purchase money IS raid and conveyance
ordered by the Hustings Court Of Manche,tcr
DAVID l.. PULLlAM,
JAMES +. BRADLEY,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK j. SAMPsON, Auciioneer. je23
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Bv Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A NICE TWO
N STORY FRAME DWELLING AID GOOD
LOT, SITUATED ~ FuLToN. ON SIN N, z
EiJE AND STATE STREET, AND NEAR THE
FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.Iby rtqnest OF me
mon The premIses ON FRIDAY the 25h day Of
June. 1880, at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described. The lot fronts 30 feet ON state
street and runs bsck 10 feet 10 20foot alley and
IL designated In The plan Of Fulton as Lot No. 81 In
Sauar- No. 8. The property Is now occupied by a
arst.class paying tenant and yielding ialr REM,
and will weld good percentage on the amount the
nr,,nerty will sell for. Water Sc on the premises
Truly nice and desirable little home.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and made known AZ ssIe.
e. 11 ROBERT u. LYME. Auctioneer.
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BY George 5. Vsshon & SON, AuctiCneer.,
No. Tenth street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D Chancerv Court OF the city Of Richmond.
tered the 22d day of April, 1850, In the suit OF
Dcirrieks executor vs. Deiriek aud dts, VIII sell
July l, 1880, at o'clock Il. NJ, that certain
THREE STORY BRICK STORE on The north side
of Main stree; near Fifteenth street, and adjoining
the ~. Charles Hotel. The LOT has front Of 20
feet on Main street. and runs back within parallel
lines some 100 or 1915 feel TO an alley. The PRO-
PERTY Is now renting for 5000 per snnum, aud
being In the centre OF The business portion of the
city should attract The attention OF those seeking
safe and frt-class Investments.
TERMs: one fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes, with IN
terest added, and The title retained until the pur
chase money Ia fully paid and a CONVEYANCE or
derrd by the Court. J. L., DIETRICH.
tel Executor aud Trusl &c.
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BY Chaflin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
WFST-END LOT on WINDER STREET
AND XEAR THE OLD RESERV0lR-By virtue
OF deed Of trust from Robert johnson, dated 2Oth
of MAJ, 1878. recorded In the clerks office OF
Uenrieo County Court we will sell. being required
30 10 do nv the holder of the notes therein secured
default having been made In the payment OF the
same, on tie premises. on SATURDAY, 26th OF
June 1850. at q, O'Clock L. NJ the real estate con-
viewed In the SAID deed, us follows: 49,
A LOT fronting go feet on Winder street by 80
dsep 10 an alley u feet wide.
TEKys: Enough I'm ,sh 10 pay expen'es OF sale
and tw notes past due, with Interest till p,id-one
of S45.42, due November 2Oth. 1879, and The other
of s46 81, due May 10th, 1880. aud on credit as
TO AT o.. due November 20lh, 1850, and s49.l7
due 2Oth May. 1881: and the balance, III any, upon
such terms as may be announced al sole
NJ. &. STAPLES.
K. II. WILSON,
"a IL Trustees.
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ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.

ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season IN
the country or at the Watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside of a city
viz:
PATENT P0CKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
READY. MADE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act IN three minutes;
SOFT RUBfIrR AlR.PlLLOWS aud CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
sPONGE rs and SPONGE-BAGS,
sELF-INJECTISG UNIVERSAL SYRINGEs,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEATJUICE WITH GLYCE-
RINK,
yOHNsTUN's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBIG'5 LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOAA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GHANUM. food for infants;
NESTLES LACTFOUS FARfNA,
GERBER'S MiLk-TOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
b PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNkT,
DisINfICTISG SOAPS, 10 prevent conagion;
aud all reliable medicines, new remedies, aud appa-
ratas, to be had Of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. my IA
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~ Rolert q. Lyme
Real Estate Auctioneef'
1919 Main street,

,,,,v v.rttABLE AND DESIRABLE
TkN y ,XM.ssfisreT STORES: WITH p p rniIs
IScs 3y IEFFF kAfp EeTR sIPE AS ~
CARY BET ,Sl sahTnsE TErs Nos. I7le 70 1890
INCLUSIVE, ron srsJn, sss On TGEspAy THr
a19 b2Y IF ~ july 1890 AT 0 Do.ycy
7. My reque. sbsII Offer for sac upon the pr
%,ss upon ,Ss dsy ssaT arc r. neu and hwkLLiSas
%nsy are we'll .y arc se"a sSe for
brick ana Tor M, ~ siness The corner'storr gu
5s.: ;: A. sn annual "a ae p Of
eSao ta Others reut for something es' y, An "p
s1vv @ a. mere offered to purchasers 70 sscuss
pp v III sToREs ut q small Outlay VI capna.,
upo long crson y, resIize big interest upon their
Nnny pIst OF The properly will be exhibited
hour of safe -. ,.,spre At six twelve
o,sn,"en tweuiy-fonr, and thiriy-slf monins
crcdii with per cent. interest, neso'ao'e ho'es'
and deed of trust. h.ro.i, In store-
rronrrty near the dosa and OLD Msrs@. xx,r
opu w s,d,ds Auctionrer.
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ByJno. T.. Lsughlon, Jr., Auctioneer.
GIG Main street.

AM PLUMBERS
" SUPPLIES AT AUCTION.-At the request or
MIR. j. IL. Capitalne Jr., who is removing from me
city, shall sell at auction, Oh fRIl'Ar ne Zoth
street under the former store Of Thomas X. Price
n Co.. an assortment Of GAs-flIIEhS anu
PLUMBERS SUPPLIES. consisting OF r
WOOD and IRON PUMPS, HfDRANIS,
WATtR-CLOSETs, UkINALs, ~ ,SIEhs'
WROUGHT GAS-PiPES and FITTINGS,
GAS and LEAD-PIPES. COCKS,
s dozen ARGAND CHIMNEYS,
BASINS. SINKS.
together with such other goods as Is usually found
I'm an establishment of this kind.
JNO. 4, LAUGHTON' JR..
ieo4 Auctioneer.
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by Edward Cohen,
Stock-Rroter and AuctiOnPpr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ON L
y HUNDRED SHARES OF STOCK OF THE
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND AT PUBLIC AUG
TIoN.-Pur-uant 10 decree OF the Chancery Court
of the ely OF Richmond, the subscriber viii sell az
,ubc auction on THURSDAY, July l. go. at IL
n,cIork NJ Al the rooms Of the Richmond stocb Ex-
change No. lll5 vain street, Richmond, Va. ONE
HUNDRED SHARES or THE STOCK OF SAID
DANK formerly owned by William 81. Jones x 20.
and william VI. Jones.
TERMS. 1,a,h WILLIAM j. LEAKE.
Special Commissioner.
Gala conduc. ed nv FDw ARD COHEN. tr25
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Bv j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent ana Auetioneer,
No Ills Main street.

A NEW SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
n LOT on pUBsON STREET NEAR REs Err
vOIR srREET.-N the request 81 the owner,
having removed from the city. Will sell at puulle
auction ON MONDAY, June 2Sth, at O'Clock l..
NJ. The above PROPERTY, sitns we'd on said street
near the western gate OF Holly food cemetery. The
lot fronts 81 iee' with depih OF about 100 feet.
TgRMs; One third cash; Jalanse In six aud
twelve months, with per eeri. Interest, secured by
a deed Of trusL j. THOMPSON BROWN,
je24 Auelioneey.
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(PubImhed bv request J
whcn the Cows Come Home.


when the klineie. kEirsle, klingIe,
Tar DOVE the dusty dinrle,
The COWS arc coming home.
Now sweet aud clear. now faini and low,
me airy linsasss cone me AID 4,si ss; ;ouer
Or patterings OF an April shower
That make the daisies grow.
Ko-hne, ko.lang, kolingle ,mns,e'
Way cove the darkenine dingie'
The COWS c3me slowly home.
And old.time friends and TWILIGHT pays,
And starry nights aud sunny days,
Come troopsng up The misty ways
When the cows come nome
with in. ,,jsnsle, Jingle,
soft tones that swtetiy mingle'
The cows are coming home.
M.lytne and Pearl and ftorinei. .u
n~x.mn Redrose, aud Gretchen Scneli.
0ass Bess aud sylph. and Stsng'sc sue
Across the 5elds hear her !" 100 oo'
And ciapg her silver bel, 80
(;o-line. go-lsug, goling,e-dnge,,
Vim iaint. far sounds that mingle,
THE COWS come SLOWLY home.
And mother songs of long.gons years,
And baby toys and childish tearss
When the cows come home.
win r,pgle, ransle, ringle.
with twos ard threes and slnsic'
The cows are coming home
Through yio.ei air we see the :owp,
And the summer sun a.slppine GOWN
Ana the maple In The hazel glsne
Throws down the psih longer shs1e'
And the hills are growing brown
To-riug, TO- rang, forineh.finHes
nv tbress and fours ana sngIe'
Tke cows come SLOWLY home
rhes.me swset sound OF worthless psel'h,
.Ihs salse sweet juno day rest anu csim'
t-ns came sweet smell OF buds ana paiiR,
When the cows come home.
With i.ntle. tankle, ,lnslc,
Through fern and periwinkie,
The COWS ARE coming home,
A loltering IN the checkered stream,
WHARF tbe sun.rays glance and reain,
s.s,sne Pe,chbloofn. aud Phebe Pniins,
stand knee-deep In the creamy INES,
In = drowsy dream; ,,.,.
To-Ijus to-lank. tojinkle-fnke,
1lssr hanks with butter cups twinkIe'
r.he COWS come slowly home;
A,d I'M through memory's deep Tavlne
Come The brons old song aud It's old-Iirle snee'
And the crescent Of the silver queen,
When The cows come home.
With klingle. klrnRle, klingle...
with lo0-oo, aud moo-oo and Jingie,
The cows are coming home;
And over there on Merlin Hill. -,
Hear the pialniive crow Of the hip'poor-wlii'
And the dew drops liz on the tangled vines,
And over the poplars Venus shines,
And over The silent mill; =.
Keeling. ko-lang, kolingie.linge,
With Iiug-a-lIDg and Jingle,
The cows come slowly home,
Let down the bars; lei in the train
Oflong-gone songs, and flows. ana RAM
For dear old times come back again,
When the cows come home.
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WOOD AND COAL

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
~ ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, sPLINT,
CLOVER HILL, NUTTALBURG, aud SOFT
COKE; PINE and OAK WOOD from 1850 10
44.50 per cord. delivered. Call aud he convinced;
you can do better than eisewhere. Orders by fek-
phone or otherwise promptly Allied from either
ofncs-70e Broad, opposite Theatre. or 1908 Cary
street. fje19I @. II. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
Il sPLINT COAL, BEST ANTHRACITE COAL,
BEST FOREST PINE aud OAK WOOD. BEST
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST VISIT VIRGINIA.
STEAM COAL. So. LATHROP.
ds1s ssyenteeath street, at dIaw.beidss.
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\ cOsnects for Farnyille, Lynchburg, ,'and al
points In the Southwest.
connects for Milton, Y. e.
& connects for Asheyille and all points In Yves {
North Carolina.
connects FOR Macon and all points In Soathwe'
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points ia Flo
rid,.
connects for Macon and al points In ssu,hw.s
Georgia. and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, AN
all Texas points.
G connect. for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, az
Vicksburg.
connects for Galveston aud all Texas points.
Trains from the s;.bye-n5ned points arrive IN
Richmond at 4:43 L NJ, $50 A. NJ. and $3.50 l.. VI
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daiiy
except sunday.
Trains ON North Carolina division make connec.
ton AZ Goldsboro' with the W. x w. Il. l.. 10 sno
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawng-rooih and Sleeping Car
run through on Train No. f6 from New York ans
Richmond 20 Atlantis, Ga, on Train No. AZ from
Washington to Augusta. Gs., ria Richmond
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond ri
II. NJ; arrives at Bon Air AT 1870 L. N. arrives
at Oaheld at 1880 4. VI. Returning, leaves Coal
field al A. NJ. Hon Air at $40 A. NJ, aud arrives
~ Richmond at $50 A. II.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, an :
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oVer checks given on iecai tickets.
JOHN Il. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
L. VI. r. TALcOrr, General Superintendent.
my IL
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oLD.PoINT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY', JAMES.
RIVER LINE.

csc. TO NORFOLK, OLD PolNT. OR vAY.
LANDINGS EVERY NoNDAY.
81 TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
$3.50 TO BALTIMORE AID Return.
And great reductions 20 N9riDl,. OG poini. s.!
Baltimore all olLer trips.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC n. X. COIL
RICHMOND, VA, November Z, 1870.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8. 1879,


RICHMOND, VA- November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8. 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run a. follows
MOTH BOUND.
s12 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily lex.
cept Ssndaysl; due at Warrington
1:10 L. NJ; baltimore, S:0a L. VI.
Phlladsiphia, Csc +. NJ: New York
1000 Z. NJ
$500 z. NJ, leaves Ryrd-Stree. station daily; due
al Washlngton, Gas 4. VI. Baltimore
1926 T.. ~. Philadelphia, S:25 A. VI.
New York, d:4S A. NJ.
400 Z. Nj, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fos
Junctioa, leaves Broad Street station
daily iexcept Surdsys).
SOUTH BOUND.
l0l6P.M ~, arrives a Byrd-street utatics daily
Except Sundaysb. Leaves New York
b:l5 A. NJ; fhilsdelphis, 1l:a5 A.
NJ; Balts more, $50 Z. NJ; Washing.
ton 5zo =. NJ.
ll:4o A. NJ, arrives At byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 1906 r. NJ; Phil
adelphia, 1:1o A. NJ; Baltimore
4:55 A. ~. Washington, TOO A. M.
S:4S A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broad-Sreet station dallv texcep
sundaysl. u. A. TAYLOR.
ET. d NyBRs. General axpeyiAlsAdsnt
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AUCTION sALES---Fntarc DIZZY IT,
Ky j. Thompson Brown,
o Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No. lib Main street.
A MOST DESIRABLE AND CEN
rRALLY-LocATgD CORNER RESI-
DENCE, SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF NINTH AND MARSHALL STREEIs'
At,he request of the owner, viii sell at public
auction on


auction on
TUESDAY, 29TH JUNE, AT O'CLOCK r. "'
the above DESIRABLE FiRsT-CLAsS BHIOk
RESIDENCE situated As above. The evening r, Is
well hullt wi large and airy rooms, rear porii-
GOES and on The corner OF the street, ahrdng sa1e
i'm front and side Of the Dwelling almost me ep,ite
dsy There are ten or more large CHAMBERS, Ocsi"eS
other rooms. closets. baths. &c. ,. 80
The lot fronts A feet with ,lepIh or l4I iseI 10
an alley twenty feet wide, and has Oh IL Urick sia-
Bile and carriage house. ..,,, l.,
n "a seldom such desirable nrst-class properly IS
found ON the market. aud persons looking Tor such
conveniently oc,ted 10 churches, rnarket- scnOos.
every reSnect more adapted to their wants. ana can
attend this sale with expectation or The SAFE teinR
made even n sacrifice. - ,
TynNs: one fourth cash balance at one ana
two wears per cent. Interest; or - credl.-pa
ments, II reasonable, W VIII ne hlauc W sui' p"i-
cbasers bearing 6 per cent. Interest.
The properly can be seen at any tme between lhe
hours OF A. VI. and u. NJ. or az sale.
""'' - j, THOMPSON BSOWN,
4, 90 AuciOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-25
BY Chafn. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctIOneers,
No. north Tenth street.
SALE OF BRICK DWELL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
i ING ON MAYO STREET BY AUCTTON.-By
virtue OF certain deed of trust from James {.
John on and WIFE dated October 10. 1878, ana
duly recorded in the clerks ONCE of Richmond
Chaneery Court, In Deed Book ll3 4, psge $40.
default having been mace in the payment of one Of
The notes thsrein securet and being 40 required by
the beneficiary, We will SELL on the premises, on
FRIDAY, July 2, 1850 nj O'cock z. W, The SUB.
staniial, well-bullt. and conveniently located
BRICK DWELLING, on the east side Of Mayo
street and south side of the continuation OF Ross
street, formerly occupied Ny j. W. Frayser, Esq.
The LOT fronts 80 feet. more or less, on Mayo
street and runs back 12S feet To AN alley.
TERMS by consent, enough In cash 10 defrsy the
expense OF sale and 10 pay of and discharge "A note
OF S75, with interest thereon from the l5thApril,
1880, until paid and the balance in three equal in
stsInenfs at four, eight, aud twelve months, with
Interest added, for negotiable notes secured by
trust deed.
The taxes for 1880 20 bs paid by The purchaser,
and The properly 10 be kept insured until the lien Is
liqudatcd. II. Il. CHAFF1N,
ii. l.. STAPLES,
Trustees.
CHArrIN. STAPLES & Co., AuciIonesrs. je ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-25

TWO FRAMED HOUSES IN SHOOK'S
/ ALLEY NEAR BROOK AVENUE, WITH
TWO ROOMS EACH, LOTS 80 BY = FEE r
EACH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-I VIII
sell on SATURDAY. 26ih June. 1880, At 81 O'Clock
T.. NJ, on the premises, the two houses located as
above.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash. balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured by deed of Irust.
JOHN VI. GODDIN,
ie % AuctiOneer.
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EVERY MONDAY. WEDNE>DAy.A.ogG FRIDAY
AT \. VI.
for regular landing on james r.s.- of PDlnl
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tion az Old Point WIKI tI~ -pt'..l Rls-l .r.
steamers Virginia. CAGOLINA 1.f FLORIDA.
one of which leaves There Iails t' 70. ". i.r Hi.
than any other steamer ria o',l j.. Do IIl A..
time for early trains % Phl.4d. puItt .H N.f.,a..
Boston.