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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-09
BY George II. Poindexter and Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" IMPROPERLY on BROAD STREET BE
TWEEN FOUsHEE AND FlRST SIREELS On
CLAY CORNER OF BROOK AVENUE, AND ON
FOUsHEE STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE.-As commissioners OF the Chaneery Court
of the city of Richmond, in the cause OF LahrQp *
Iefsh trailer st ais, we VIII sell
on THURSDAY the 10Th of June the following
PROPERTY, upon the premises:
At 5k o'clock the undivided half interest of ID. y.
Joues In that LOT OF LAND from ing 81 feet on
The south side Of Broad street between First and
FOushee streets with TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING thert on. running back good depth.
Immediately thereafter The same interest in 81
FEET front on foushce street between Broad and
Grace. running back - feet.
Al 81 O'Clock The undivided half interest Of said
ID. y. Jones In that TRIANGULAR LOT fronting
90 feet the north side of Clay street AZ it, inter
section with the wesi line OF BrOOt avenue. wifh
GOOD TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLING
thereon.
TERMS: One third cash. and tie re idue az six
and Twelve months, with interest from day OF sale.
w. W. COSBY,
4. NJ. CONNER.
Ie 7.M.W&Tb3t Special Commissioners.
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GOLD NINE FOR SALE.

Pursuant to decree OF the i p,..tc, Of virginia
viii ssli a public auction TO the highest 0'o'e'
MONDAY, 5usr as, 1880, ats o'clock p - NJ =,
s u eai 20 q H ssa interest Tract OF LAND
OF 400 ACRES fbeins one nno,s'as' mile, from
IN burke county, n. c., about fourteen "''e' '''"'
Morrnntown, on the following :, .,v and
TEnxs one third ,sS :ss; aass and purchaser
twelve months, ss, interest from date OF SALE and
XIV HE retained until the purchase MONEY Ill
paid. ror N NINE.
TRACT wears ago was worked asa so, a., NINE
and Yielded aaanis. Of s sosd Veil mbe sa
ise believed 10 be 6S ,,s r. SaTe 90
assignee, only can convey snen :, ,,'' pIIesENu.
o.w9v Assignee OF James y. noes-.
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NOTICE. shall apply TO the Board OF
IN Directors or the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Con papy for the RENEWAL or CERTlFl-
GATE No; -. dated December 10, 1851, for ONE
SHARE OF STOCK In said company standing IN
the name Of Thomas Cheaiham, the original having
been lost or misaid.
w. A. WILSON. Executor OF
ap 14-W2m Thomas Chealham, deceased.
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ByJno. r. Laughion, Jr., Auctioneer.
OLD Main street.

u,RUsTEE's SALE OF STOCK OF Sc.
rrcT FAMILY GROCERIES. PLATFORM
s1AIES. &C. &c, AT AUCTION.-By yirtu. OF Z
certain deed OF trust executed 10 The UNDERSIGNED
and duly recorded H. the Chancery Cour on 1s
DAY The 9Th day Of June, 1850, az 10 O'Clock A 4;
H., at the store corner Of seventh and Marsh1I
lily GROCERIES, consisting OF
SUGARS. COFFEES, TEAS,
SOAPS, WOODENWARE,
CAMEL and BOTTLED GOODS,
PnhTFoRM- and COUNTFR.sCALFs,
CHEWING. aud SMOklNG'TOBACCO,
CIGARS, FISH, BACON,
PATEST OiL.CAN, SHOW CASE, &C., &c,
10 which tie attention OF retail dealers Is Called
N Trustee.
Jyo. y. LAUGHToy. Jr., Auctloneer. les
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by Chewing 4 Rose
Real Estate Agents and Auctiohee'''
No. q north Tenth street.

U,wO.sTORY FRAME DWELLING,
No, aos WEST DUvAL STREET, ~ Au ~,
TioS.w Ne viii II sell BY auction; on MNi pa la
day Of june 1880. o'clock Z; FL IN s" con-
,o,rs four rooms besides kitchen: Wen OF water IN
he ward. The lot fronts 33 feet ana mas dep,n u
l5a feet The rear lot Is set IN cnoice lie
Crane arbor, &C. Do not fall 10 aitenu WIS S'' "
secure nice comfortable home. -,
TERMS Easy and given at time Is Q, save a iposr
- Auctioneers.
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BY Paine 4 Nowlin, Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR &
Nos. 1893 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET

ONE CARLOAD OF FOURTEEN FRESH
WESTERN HORSES, BUGGIES, PHAh-
Tons, AND WAGONS, AT ACCtloN'
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell one ear
load OF 100000, ,,-rerrpN
FRESH AND RELIABLE YOUNG WESTERN
HORSES,
inst received There are fourteen selected animals
I'm this invoice, and are as good To- as we nave o.
fered this season. Parties wanting nrt-claSs STOCK,
for their own use or the trade, should attend
ALSO.
Q SIDE-BAR TOP-BUGGIES. latest design';
Q ELLIPTIC SPRING TOP BUGGlES, ia'est &C.
2 BUGGY PHAETONs, suitable for physicians
opFESN TwO-sEAT PLATFORM SPRING
WAGON, new:
I OPEN THREE-SPRTNG WAGON. new;
and ALI other stock registered in time tor SALE
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor;
" r. Cook Salesman. je Q
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Plr'snor,h .
Washington, -. G., Newbeme. Wi,hingf.r. and
Tarb0rO y. G.. aud all points IN Eastern Norm
Carolina also for Eastern shore Of Nirgina If1rt-
ton. Old Point, and all regular landings ON James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bis Il.
sued l.. r. ATIN.
les Superintendent
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.PARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
~----- Efek Enutng-------
June 8, June Y, May 20, June
1879 1870 lSS0 l2S

June 8, june z, May %, June 8,
1878. 1879. 1850. 1850.
Total de.tn....wYo Is ~ 70 s. IS @ IS IS " " s. s.
StilI-bofn.".. 1 8 0 8 l U
Mean temperature for the week ending
May 20, Bill; mean temperature for the
week ending June s, %.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
May 20, 900 inches; amount OF rainfall for
the week ending June 8, 0.37 inches.
Population OF city estimated at $1,000
white, 10000; coiored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality Of whole population was 22.75 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality Of white
population was 1900 per 1000 per annum;
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
29.05 per LOCO per annum.
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old DOMINION >rfANs5fF,/Ses8
~ COMPANY. ',.-~-AS
soR NEW YORX.

THIS company will d.spatcn one oi thei- ,3,G
steamers-0LD DOMiNtON, NlASpAt: y ~
HAITIAN, ISAAC RELL, and III, tlN p.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ar SlN'Ni -
high water.
These shius are entirely Eew. and we're Dil- ei'
preSsly for this route. ....,
They we splendid saloons, S'Ate-fo'n4s' s'' -'
rOClns. 100 ..-.
The fare, accommodations, ard siien''o" "r ~
surpassed, ., . .
foot OF Beach street SHIPS cCm'a2 -luiH .'' ..'
per AZ NOr.h riyer foot Of tnrlsin.N'f '...'"
Freight received uHti O'Clock r. '., .".
FrtlTats for points beyond New YORK t.f'.
With dispatch, 1nd 70 charge made eS'-,' ~ Nd
renses Insured. go ,s.r.
cabin f.rv - New YORK, fiG St,lfAt-' I'D 80
c..
For further Information tpl %
GEORGE IS. ALIEN g tr,
fuVIe Odicr lnlorAl.'s 'Etftt-.
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my 5-W&Ftds
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE! la
II elfer for sale 200 suits or Chamber Furni- u
ture In prizes from f23 TO 5000, from the best T
manufactures East and West, also OF my OWN
Kitchen Furniture. aud every article In the furni-
ture line; also. Cabinet Maker supplies OF every
description. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
ties In want Will save money by giving me call.
Office and warcro ms, 1893 Main street, near fif-
tenth street Workshops, 10, H. and 20 north Eff
teenth street. WILLIAM DAFthoN.
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~ Robert d. Lvne.
Real Estate Agent and Ancuoheef'
No. 1919 Main street.

AND wELL-LOCATED
sTuccoEp EiGar-EEo.ooyN nnkkFsHaEp
DMELLISs, NS 9 $iS Sor kA2a ASD fiFTH,
S yrpTm 'sI HHtTf6 6k sAIE BY PUBLIC AUG.
request 2, inc o oynsf 'Si S ;i the
t n,, % ~ Jnns $40 nj O'Clock Z. NJ, the above
Se s ni PIECE az PROPERTY The H9 9 ~
has eight rooms: Kitchen gas ana wa,ef a. 'se fair
rcr A" HE LOT fronts ees inches ey log feet
sche. win iron, on rs renr o. can a. easily essi
90, "a ,Dto store like those adjoining, ana
a. SYs,ness Is exiendins from the market In inat a
rcctson IA pidly. and requiring more sors property
TrmMs: one third cash; balance AZ SIX, WE'VE,
and eighteen months. with per cent interests anu
nssotisb,e notes secured by deed OF trust
special attention Is invited TO me sa'e: .,..r
Ni,NN'"' -,.-- RnRERT Il. LYME, Aucll0neer.
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NOTICE. shall apply to the Board OF
IN Directors Of the Richmond and DanvilIe Rail-
road Company for The renewal OF CERTIFICATE
No. -, Gated September or October, 1872, for
name the original having been lost or misaid.
ap 14-W2m j. y. HUNNICUTT.
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By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF
TEN VALUABLE VACANT LOTS. Fronting
on THE SOUTH SIpk OF CLAY BETWEEN
NORTON AND k a1S NY, S SIRE IN IN
iNNEEAR TllE NEW DEPOT OF THE
RICHMOND. FREDERlCkS-
BURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COM
PANY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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ny Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
BILE CORNER LOTS IN THE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD OF MONROE PARK, ONE ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND SHAFER STREETS, THE
OTHER ON THE CORNER OF FLOYD
AND LINDEN STREETS.

By virtue Of deed of trust dated May II, 1878,
ana recorded in the clerks office Of The Richmond
Chancery Court in ID. u. l12 A, page Al o. aud at
the request Of the beneficiary in said decd defsuit
having been made In the payment OF certain bond
thereby secured, will sell by auction. WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day of June. 1880 at 5k o'clock =.
NJ. on the prem ises. the REAL ESTATE In said
deed-to wit All that lot of land on The no theaSt
corner Of Franklin and Shafer streets, fronting Il
feet inches on Franklin rect. AMI having depth
OF 1876 feet. more less, 10 an alley feet VIDE
also, that lot on the southwest corner OF rOYd ana
running back 80 feet 10 an alley 81 feet wide"
This valuable property. situated In The most desl'
rable and improving portion OF me CITY, shOuI al
tract The attention of those desiring 10 purchase
with a view OF building or for speculation.
TERMS: The de-d r,quires cash sufficient 10 pay
EXPENSES Of sale aud a Ound of $4,000. with interest
from the 17th day Of November, 1879. bu' more
nbersl terms will be made known on day of sale
A. j. CHEWING Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE, Aucioneers. j. Slot
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co..

SALE OF THREE NEW
i MODER My CONSTRUCTED STOCK
BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. sos. 507, AND 500
TWFL Eth STREET, NEAR CLAY. AT AUG
TION.--By virtue of three deeds of trust from John
II. Claiborne aud wife--the first recorded In ID. b.
1877, page 107, the second In d. Il. 1l2 &, page
204. and the third In ID. Il. / IA b. page l6o office
clerk Richmond Chancery Court-having been re-
quested so TO do by the benefcaries secured under
said deeds, will sell at auction, upon the prem
ises. on THURSDAY, I'm june. 1850. at %
O'Clock p. ~, the PROPERTY described IN sald
deeds as follows: All that lot Of ground In the cly
of Richmond on the east side Of Twefth street.
commencing at boint 3S feet north OF Gay stree
fronting Oh Twelfth STREET 80 feet ana nunlng nISk
between parallel lines 1872 feet. with No bhtCh
DWELLINGS thereon also. the lot adl!ihliis tne
above on the north with Bhlth DIV tLblNt,
thereon, commencing al the line of he lot conveyed
by said John "A. Claiborne 10 Louis Bremond ny
deed dated January 20, S76, fronting on Iweitib
street 3 feet with q depth Of 1872 feet. Ihese
houses contain each seven rooms ana TWO roOus,ln
gine, kitchen, b.Ih. gas, closets, coa.cellars IN
front, and are now in perfect order. Having been
built very recently under the supervision OF nfS
class architect, ana being SO near 10 the business
portion of The city, this properly OIL good In
vcsiment, particularly rs they are now rented To
good tenants nj $500 per annum,
TERMS: While the deeds require about s6.2Su
cash, with interest, and expenses OF sale more be
raj terms may he announced on day of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Surviving Trustee IN first deed;
RIO. II. GILLIAN. Trustee;
te7 HENRY q. CANNON. Trustee.
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lust RECEIVED THE LARGEST
- AND MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK OF -.
FURNITURE Queen Anne East Lake, Par ~
Tor and Chamber Suitsl that we have ever be-
fore offered 10 the public. Rather Than carry Inc
goods over. we will offer GREAT ISDUCENESr-a
saving of 25 per cent. We would request all 10 ex-
anime our stock as we keep everything 10 be found
in nrst class house. Our terms easy, and accom-
n. GATHRi6HT q son,
my3l 10 Governor street.
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RHL HEADS, $50 e q per reau. u
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VIRGINIA ACTS OF ASShM End -
ls79.'se. Price, sl.75, or by nail :i''N'
GRATTAN's VIRGINIA REPORTS VOL D
Price, So, or $3.50 by mail.
All the NEW LAW BOOKS and large ~
STANDARD LEGAL WORKS are fof sal' y. NV
best terms. j. w. RANDOLPH EN"I'S"
je 4-si&w
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To SUMMER TOURISTS.

Il " Oh VI IOOhiC
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 POCKET.STOVEs, for heating tea
mix. food, &C.:
READY. MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs which
are always ready, and act In three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AIR PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
SPONGE and sPONGE-BAGS,
sELF-INjEC1ING UNIVERSAL SYRlNGEs,
VALENTINES MfAT-JUTCE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLYCE-
JoHNsTotN's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBfG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBiG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAP0MA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GrANUM. food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUs FARINA,
GERBER'S MlLk-FO0D.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT NEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
DisINFEGTiSG SCARS, 10 prevent contagion;
and all relisbe medicines, new remedies, and appa.
rztus, 10 be had Of
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
ole east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED TO. my IA
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county on the 9th OF
November. 1877, | will sell at public auction. In
front of the COURTHOUSE Of Chesterfield county. on
MONDAY the 14rh day of June, 1850. that being
county court day, the TRACT OF LAND mem
toned IN said decree of Burnett aud wife Us. r. IL.
Gill's heirs. containing TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES, more or less, with fair buildings,
and well wooded and watered adj lining the Iands
of j. NJ. Newly and others. This Is comfortable
home, aud must be Sold
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months with legal interest added from
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
land. JAMES NJ GREGORY,
10 q Commissioner
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BooKS. srATIONERs. -,

DELIGHTFUL BOOKS.
IL TAKE THEM 10 yliE col INl'
SISTER DORA. A Biography. : ..Z2.,.,. ..p
MEMOIRS OF CATHARlNE AND tfANf
sEFKERS AFTER GOD. BY Key. d.. Flf.'''
MEhRoRIiALs OF A QUIET LlFE. by a. '.''
Personal RECOLLECTION OF MAEl ''-
MAsTFRPiECES OF ENGLISH LlTFRAI hI'
by william swintOn. $3.50. ~, lt'.,.
OF the FRANKLIN.SQUAkE LlbkAhl
the SEASIDE LIBRARY. with uihtf u,.
popular works. WOODHOC>k fAhhNN'
ie
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CSC. TO NORFOLK OR OLD POINT yvr,y
MONDAY.
zoe. TO WAY-LANDINGs EVERY voVn,y
81 TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
And great reductions to Norfolk aud Od p,,,,
all other trips. "''
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EVERY MONDAY, wEDSEsDAY.Axp FRIDAY
AT 6 a. VI.

FOR regular landings on James river. Ot po,o.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, making sn,o c ll-
ton at Old Point win the splendid gat-fi,h
steamers VIRGINIA, CAROLINA. aud FtOpi'i..e
timOre, arriving there the folio wing inornif.,
than any other steamer via Old Poui ana IN IN
time for early trains 10 Phisdephl New YORK. lnd
Boston. -""
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DICnMOND. YORK KINERc

DGCHMOND, YORK RIVER IL
HAND FSAPEAKF RAILRO 40. s2..ss-.-zz-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS IRA>,i Iii a.
ton COMPANY,
Ttrough-frcight route between Richmond f4
an Boston, Providence. sui all N'r .r-.t t.'.. ',
steamers leave v Est POINT, y 40, Hr 'lcl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~ - l0..; cone
aecting with trains from RICHMFND.
Steamer arrive al WEST POINT tltirh 2 t'-
DAY and FRIDAY.
Providence Railroad ria West luu.Na.
n. T. DOUGLAS, sup r.n,c. '.1.
V.D. GRoSER. General Agent H.f
DHILAD ELPHIA, rich. lssye
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK ~ M-.lSDA-se
SHIP LINE-FoR pHiLADrl :hlA MI
RIVER AND The EAST VIA FALL tlNtt
THREE TINES A MEEk.-Cud .urA. 10
tiae The steamers OF hts hse vn ias.s ir.-,g. .
trips. Leaving Philadelphia every ] Z e. !
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. art NJ % %
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and 50 NNA1' ID.
meeting al Philadelphia with Clyde N+H OIL. 'i'
Line for Fan River. ...--. ....
QUICK TiME-fREQU DElAElt 4t2-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily U1;ii 3 O'cl0ck p. ".
JAMES ". Mo- tiH B..
General SOai crn Agent. Hil .H.,. ., 30
WI LIAM Z. CLNu- ' go"
Geuer, 'i.nl-.-s,
no03 No 10 South aVhsry.- r'. t..... To,
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iron orHER.." LOCAL" SEE FIRST rAoE.l
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The fast and elegant iron United state. mai,
steamer steamer ARlELi captain L. Z. CLIFFORD. Lave
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~SsjBs. NEDiCs1Es, sae,

EACTS ARE FACTS.-When first we
Il were told of the wonderful effects Of petroleum
upon the scalp and the hair we were disposed to
dOub. but since we have The srongestkin 0fliv
ing evidence OF the Tecuperave powers OF the Pc
TROLiNE," (which is The real pre- pared and deodo-
rized petroleum. must acknowledge the fact that
The PETROLINE" is the real natural remedy for
diseased hair and for badness. 1t has no equal.
sold by l.. WAGNER,
ie g 2t* Druggist.
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POSTPONE MEN1

POsTP0NEMEST.
The above sslc IL postponed until WEDNrsDAi
H'HNi"o' ROBERT y. LYME,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
A.. 1910 east Stsip street.
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A NCHOR LINE. .>sTt
n 49, "a
UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 10 $50. STEfGtGF. i2e.
These steamers do not carry cattle, -.,rp, or PIGS,
And every Sa'urilv.
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT
CABINS,S55 10 S65. Excursions at Reduce 's'.s
Passenger accommodations are uH-urI '--.'L
All StaterOOns on Main Dcck.
Passengers booked AZ lowest rates 10 or from any
Railroad station I'm Enrot" 0r Am'rtI.
DTaf sissued at lowest rates payable rce oi fltrsr
Throughout England scotland. aud lr.alf.
For books of information. plans. &C.. 1Ni.F fp
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling rf rn. \. I.
or GEORGE ". ALLEN { co.,,
or j. +. GIBSON.
Southern Express CoWfonr NichmIu''
or A. CARRIER.
S26 Main street. Richmond.
my 3-om Richmond. "a
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1880. MERCHANTS SgFIsJi.
OPPOSITION THROUGH LINE TO BALI
MORE.
GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARES
FOR
FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK, AND BAL

or and after MONDAY. JCSE 7. LIS
Fare 10 Baltimore every MONDAY............al 90
fare TO Baltimore every TIL RSDA1 ......... l 80
Fare 10 Norfolk and f0rires, Monroe every
MONDAY and returning SAItRLAl.cich
way -
Fare WEDNESDAY : from Norf0lA 90 Rich.
NOM.
And THURSDAYS To Norfolk from Elrh-
mond. Is
steamer j. h. StHUlL tR Wi. CO., tId si'rr fhe
above date and durirg tn season leave 4 .hets
every MONDAY aud THURSDAY afG s. w.
SUMNER EXCLUSIONS FkIRl SATURDAY
NIGHT. leaving Richmond al =. ~. for turirr's
Monroe aud Norfolk. Return 10 kirhm1Dt Uy 9 L.
NJ. sunday night.
Tits reduction I'm fares being lower fhlnty l,rs-
tOfOre known, the proprietor 80 MS fhr iftr.Hl.c
of the people. Frcights "a greatly reluc'd r.i,..
CURTIS X PAkkfK, Ag'n's,
j. W. HANCOy. Proprietor. ms 3l-tAu7
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DEPARTURE OF sTy.wv..

EOR NEW YORK.-Tbe ora 49,
- , DO u uion ss s,yesn.ir cornpasy.Gh
FRIDAY, jane 1th. at ocIocs p ME- VIII SAL
Krelshf received nniil 2 O'Clock 4. N
Through bills OF fading signed sad ,,
and west; also, 10 foreign ports. w. 'ouIh, East
Passenger accommodation unsur,,s.o.
Cabin fare 10 New York, tI2: s,esrsgs a.
For freight or passaee, appiy 10
q. w. ALLEN q Co, A1e,,,
G g-3I tomDanys wharf. Roess,,.
DATRONIZE THE go
L HOME LINE. I.sla
PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER pr
DUCED. ms
OLD-P0INT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPAyY,s J,vvs
RIVER LINE.
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PN" mi HOME LrSr.fGal
oLD-PoINT SEASON OPENED.

AssENGER RATES STILL PURIFIED mr.
DUCED. Ms
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPAyY,s t,yv.
RIVER LINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-09

BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer. and Notary Public
No. Cpl HUll street, Manchester. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-09

HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE Exc
IL CJTOR of ALBERrR. STRINGER, deceased,
4 shall make application TO the Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad Company for the RENEWAL OF
ONE SHARE OF ITS STOCK standing In his
name, dated the 22d October, 1851, the original
scrip having been lost or mislad.
L. +. STRINGRR,
nv 5.W2m Executor of a. X. StriDger.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

T OST, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ON
Il ! or near Church Hill. COMEDIAN SET from
a watch-seal. A liberal reward will be paid If left
with A. a. SCOTT, Druggist.
je 0.ltE Twenty-fifth and Broad streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-02
A PRESENTATION.
How Mr.. Shannon was Surprised.

Late on Wednesday afternoon the men
employed in the Cincinnati Coffin Com
pany quit work and presented themselves
in body before the foreman, Mr.. T. J.
Shannon. They were headed by Mr.. John
F. Schmidt, and before Mr.. Shannon could
recover from his surprise Mr. Schmidt took
from his pocket an elegant watch and chain,
which he presented to Mr.. Shannon with
the following remarks:
mr. Shannon on behalf of the employees
Of the Cincinnati Coffin Company. it be-
comes my pleasant duty to present you
with this testimonial of our regard. We
appreciate the courtesy and kindness You
have uniformly observed towards us in a
degree that is but imperfectly expressed
and we assure you, by this gift, that we
each and all join in wishing you happy
and prosperous New Year"
Mr.. Shannon. in reply, feelingly ex-
pressed his gratitude, and paid high
compliment to the men for their steady ap-
plication to work during the past year,
in conclusion expressing the hope that
the friendly relations heretofore
existing between them would always con-
tinpe. After the presentation all parties
adjourned to Waetterich's restaurant to
partake of bountiful oyster supper, and
amid social converse the hours sped rapid
ly away until the o!d year was dead and
the new year born.