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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-07-31
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PORT DEPOSIT I7E.H.S.


POLITICAL.
The Democratic primary election OF
this district was held last Saturday after
by the two opposing candidates for Con-
grcsS, the att ndance of the voters was
large. Considered from the outside, it
was Il very nice family contest and the
result such as was anticipated by the
knowing ones. 1t was conducted very
quietly. The running off of horse dur
ing its progress caused some little excite
ment, but no one was hurt. Cause of
run otf-benzine-not political ardor.
ITINERANT PROFESSIONALS.
This place seems to be the resort at
this time Of itinerant colored profess
SIGNALS. Last week we had the politi-
clan. This week two who profess to be
of the medical fraternity, and advertise
themselves and their business by means
most approved of by quacks. All the
g ills that flesh is heir to-; can be sue
cessfully treated by them. 1t is time
people had learned that professional
knowledge does not consist i'll conspicu-
GUS dress and glttering generalities, nor
professional skill in mannerism and the
power of imitation. But some people
never learn until they are thoroughly
duped, and how many of such live here,
time will show.
WEDDING CEREMONY.
On Thursday, Goth inst, Mrs. J. At
wood, daughter of Mrs. 4. NJ. Stephen
son, was married at her mothers house.
i'll this place, to Mr.. p. 5. Harris of Min
nesota. the Rev. Mr.. Brown officiating
The bride and groom left the same day
for the West.
AN ACCIDENT.
Mr.. +. McManus met with quite a seri-
Gus accident while at work i'll Mr.. John
keaveny's quarry. \ large piece of
stone fell on his foot and crushed it.
NARROW ESCAPE.
The train arriving here from Baltimore
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, ran into
small herd of cows at the lower end of
the town, the other day, and killed a
valuable one belonging to Mr.. John r.
Bond. Two boys who were driving them
had narrow escape from being run
over, rs well as the rest of the herd
The fact is that the trains often run at
TOO HlSll Il rate OF speed III entering ana
going through the town, which will some
day result i'll the loss of human life.
EXCLUSIONS.
The excursion on last Sunday to Ches-
ter Heights camp meeting was partici-
pated i'll by very few from here. On Fri
day, the Catholics have their excursion
to Annapolis and from indications at
this writing it will be largely attended
and be a very pleasant one.
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A Household Need

a book ON the Liver, it's diseases and their
treatment sent free Including treaties
upon Liver Complaints Torpid Liver, Jaun-
dice, BiliousneSs, Headache. Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc. Address Dr. San
ford, 1872 Broadway, New York City, n. Y.
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MARRIED.,

HARRIS--ATW'@ln.-A the residence of
the bri'le's inother. Port Deposit, on Thurs
day. July ~ by Rev. DIR. Matlack, of Will
mingtOn, Delaware, Philip S Harris, of ST.
Paul, Minnesota, to Cecilia S. Atwood,
daughter of the late Robert Stephenson.
No cards.
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FARM FOR SALE,

\ GOOD FARM of $50 Acres. north
"A Of Ekton. near the ID 'lawarc and Pcnnsyl-
vania lines. Excellent Fruit; large Barn; GOOD
Buildings. II desired. stock and growing crops
will he sold with immediate possession,
Apply at
July SLIT THE CEClI. WhIti OE,EICE
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tt4 li,EAta.

NJ. lohH i!nnters, a miflwright, while
repairing q silk mill at Workers, n. y,
fell !o"i. a Shaft and broke his arm and
cut his head, compelling him to go to
the hospital for treatment; but thinks he
will be able to come home in short time
Frank Jenkins, while moving ladder at
Mr.. Duyckinck' $ dwelling, knocl:2,, :,
brick off the chimnev, ,.L,,.l ieli in his
face cu,t,,,Las. l,,". about the eye severely
Robert Cooling. brakesman on Il freight
train had his thumb smashed while coup
ling the cars at the depot.
JONES.
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DIED.

REGIsTER,-.lM this town, on Tuesday
evening", July u, Mrs. Susan b. Register,
rclict at the late isaac ii. Register, III the
65th Year of her age
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Is often suddenly experienced from an at
tack OF cramp in the stomach, colo or other
painful affections for the relief of which
nothing is superior 10 DIR. Pierces Com
pound Extract of Smart Weed or Water
Pepper, compounded from the best French
brandy, jamaica ginger. smart weed, or
water-pepper, and anodyne gums. For
diarrhua, dysentery, bloody tiuX, cholera.
morbus, its warming, soothing ;tstringent
and heating properties render it :; perfect
specific, unsurpassed rs an anodyne and
stimulating elm hrncation or liniment. Should
he kept in every family. Sold by druggists
at fifty cents
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Come rightalong if you want rhe,p t.o""s
and bring the noEe., 0itn YOU. You'll be
satishuu with the venture, REESE
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Great Distress

- Do you know that our 80 cent Teas
are good? REESE.
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SALE

by virtue at decree of the Circuit
~ Court inr t>ceis county. in Equity. the under
Sgnctt, Trustees will sell al Public Auction. at
the Nnrlrt House door, in Ekton. on
TrfSnAN, the 10Th day of August, 1880,
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The Democracy rallied in their might
at the primary, polling 293 votes, within
some 80 OF 40 of theirf full strength. One
Constable and three Evans delegates
with majorities ranging from one to five,
was the result Of the very warm contest
The Republicans are quiet by, aohtitlant
that the right Will eyas,. The Labor
parry GGscc,,si!.naiiy heard from.
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Mr.. Jno. T. Burllins has on deposit at
the Drug store a fine double peach from
his trees. Mr.. Henry Crothers, a triple
apple, composed of three apples grown
together; Alfred Kirk, some tt;;,,a yayiy
rose potatoes; Rev, VIM. hrtCkisy, some
specijmiyAts NJ wheat heads from the farm
of Mr.. Henly, on the Mattapony river
Va. the neighb.orhood of the colony set
tied there from the 9th, district;
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Walking matches all over the count
ry have been the real style: but the " true
agony" has been shown in those innumera-
bic matches nightly walk by anxious fathers
carrying crying babies. The remedv-Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price - cents bottle.
s Some genuine bargains in our closing
out sales. REESE.
~ Flesh, Fish and Fowl. Sd.
~ Dick says he wants to sell Fishing
Tackle,
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RISING Sun ITEMS.


TIE farmers are il fl,e Ges. OF spirits;
the rains hays started the corn and pota-
toes booming The yield of wheat
and oats turned out we'll and the eri4ooti;
has ceased among the horses.
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Judge t.VVSG,l4 has completed n porch to
his residence on Cherry street. Mr.. Rup-
pei has had his brick house painted and
repaired. Mr.. Burlington is adding a
cistern and other Improvements & n..
dwelling.
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ITINERANT PROFESSIONALS.
WEDDING CEREMONY,

On Thursday, Goth inst, Mrs. J. At
wood, daughter of Mrs. \. NJ. Stephen
son, was married at her mothers house,
i'll this place, to Mr.. p. 5. Harris of Min
nesota. the Rev. Mr.. Brown officiating
The bride and groom left the same day
for the West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-01

There were eleven Candidates OF the jew
is., faith before constituencies at the lst'
general election In Great Britain ard Ire
land. OF these Eve have been elected mem
hers Of the new Parliament, as follows
Sir Nathaniel de Rothschild. Bart. Liberal
rresIected.) for Aylesbury; Baron Henr,
de Worms, Conservative, for Gteenwich
Mr.. Scrjeant Simon, Liberal. frtelecied,l io'
Dewsbury; Mr.. Arthur Cohen, q G.: LID
eral. for Southwark, and Mr. Sidney wooli,
Liberal, for Pontefract. The unsuccessful
Jewish candidates were Sir Julian Gold
smid, Liberal, candidate for Rochester; slr
julius Vogel, Conservative. for fenrnyh
and Falmouth; Mr.. Saul Isaac, Conserva-
tive, for Nottingham; Mr.. sydney s.ern'
Liberal. for Mid-surry; Mr.. Edmund r.
Davis, Liberal, for East Kent, ana M NJ. a.,
atrmsn Harris, Home-Rulcr, for Kildare
county, Ireland. At the previous genera'
election there were nine Jewish candidstes'
Of whom eve we're eIected--viz;. sir iran
Ella tioldsrnid, Sir Nathaniel de Rothscn'Id,
Sir Julian Goldsinid, Mr. Serieart Simon,
and Mr.. Saul Isaac.
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TRUsrEEs' SALE 0Tse TEN L AND SIX TX
L vrSv ~ ~ HENRlC0 lwEssFE sENyoIiss.
av YIN TriE OLD AND NV nv y,r,ne OF a
~ ~ ~ ,r,,.t cxecilfr TO the sup<ed IN ,ienr,c,,
9esa al =, Jnsreu,tcr. 1873, duly we shall
asss so = yo .sS p ss !, pubic
N exech,on =, o. IN The order pamen,o m -,
iYn, % se l2,k OF May, 1880, eo a't s,ir tsy
,c,cL - n. az fair; II not, on r s"c ",rs IN ,he
ee,HSs .s E ;sD1as Is former resi-.
arnc 90 ~ os a.. g5 SO. o. gs, w. s,rset bo
", 'aayIa3 5-lz feet on Whn.se a. hose
tween SSins0 AZ" s Gl!eh p the se piaa Hope
x br Of them pS Sr ss Of sfp tne%
he norm ~. al az front on The south sne OF mat
and each have front % once Of the auction
oa Se.e lois are handsomely oralea' an
ss,, In nroyiup locality Should Attract '"' ""e"
10, ~ a. ~ nersous OF small means. Ill, La o,e
Tppws: nv consent OF parties VIII, y, -, o ne
.,,ra c,sb. bs,apce al three ana SIX menus a. Oh
sot,sbe notes, Interest added, ,scase1 " ''e'
Of trust. LIN LINN - ~ sINTOy i"s'''
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PHENOMENON IL THE HEAvENs.-(Cbar-
lotte IN. CT Observer. might before last
between 9and III O'Clock an unusuany AZ.
tractive phenomenon was ooseIseu ~ .no
narsbern heavens. At first sight 1t appear
ed to be comet, but this supposi'ion was
soon abandoned. The haziness OF the
atmosphere prevented clear view, but
those who saw It agree that 1t was a col
INN Of hight varying at different times
from the size OF mans hand, though some
what narrower, TO five or six times that
size. The light was steady and similar 10
that Of star. and the engagements and
contractions did not appearto be due to ex-
nal causes. The sky was partly overcast
with clouds, and no stars were visible du.
ring the time It was seen. II finally grew
gradually smaller till 1t disappeared entire
". The opposite part OF the heavens was
covered most OF the time Of its appearance
with heavy black cloud, and some have
supposed that its origin was electrical.
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. l1l3 Main street.

NOMMl SsIONER'S SALE OF A VALU-
LIABLE STORE, FRAME DWELLING. AND
LARGE ARDENATTACHED.u On IHlRTlETi
STREET CORNER NJ STREET, BY AUCTION
BY virtue of decree Of the ChaDctry Court
OF the city of Richmond, entered on the 9th
day OF May, 1875. In the suit Of Peay Us. Peay
and Others, therein depending, shall, AS cpe-
ciaI commissioner appointed by said decree.
sell by auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY
The Ain day OF Nav, 1880. at b O'Clock u. NJ,
the real estate mentioned In The decree aforesaid,
consisting OF VALUABLE STORE, FRANZ
Dwell LING with five or six rooms, and LARG
GARDEN-LOT attached, on the west side Oh lmr-
tiefh street corner VI for MasoDl street.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In four. eight.
and Twelve months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added and till
retained mill the whole purchase-money Is paid
and convey ance ordered by the Court.
JAMES PJ.EASANTS.
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co. Anciioneers. ap20
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By Frank ID. bin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
l. THAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELLING =, "a,
AND LOT OF GROUND At THE COkcEk Or
ARCH AND FOURTH STREETS; CANDLES
HILL. KNOWN As "PRATT'S CUrTAGE."-in
execution OF a certain deed Of trust nom John w
Rison and wife TO The undersigned, trustee. datei
October 4. $40, and duly recorded IN me CLERK
office of Richmond Hastings Court, In Deed-Book
g2 b, page III. defaeis having been made IN me
paymen Of Two nego liable notes therein secured'
and beinz required so TO do by the beneficiary In
said d, ed, will sell at auction: upon me premises
ON MONDAY, May 9. 1880. al O'Clock l.. NJ me
properly described IN said deed rs follows; ~
that certain LOT Of GROUND with The DIV ELL
JNG-HOUSE, Improvements. appurienan ngnts,
and ways there belonging, lying and belng In ne
ciry of Richmond. on Gamble3 Hil at the north
west corner of Arch and Fourth streets. commonly
known as 'PRAJT'S COTTAGE The sai1 Loi
fronts on the west line OF Fourth street ~ ieet,
running back at right angles between parallel lines
rs feet o an alley IN common 81 feet VIDE" me
DWELLING f. quite large. has the modern I'M
provenents, and Is so well known that more par
iicular description Is deemed unneces airy.
TERMS : Cash as to the expenses OF The SAFE ana
enough TO pay about $500 now due. Better
Terms may be had on the day OF sale.
an % JESSE CHILD. Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
L AND SUBSTANTIAL MODERN RH ,, sT0 NGS
BRICK RESIDENCE. GRANITE TRIMMINGS,
WITH FINE sTOCK.BRICK STABLE, NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FIRST AND CANAL
|STREETS.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated "
April, 1878. and recorded In Chancery court
clerks office, Deed Book ~ C,page 800. executed
10 the undersigned trustees. to secure certain nego-
table notes therein mentioned, and default having
been made in the payment thereof, and being re.
auired by the beneficiary so 10 do. we VIII s-i ~
public auction. on the premises ON WEDNESnhh |;
Nav 5ih, at 81 =. NJ, the above property described
IN said deed AS follows: All that LOT OF LAND,
with improvements Thereof fronting on The north
east corner of First and Canal streets. 32'i teet'
more or less eastern side Of FIRST street, run
ming back between parallel lines lS eet 10 an al'ey
/ feet wide. -
This is a very desirable RESIDENCE, and built
of best material. and as well and as substantially
bnilt as any dwelling Of Its Kind. with all conve'
niences: granite trimmings, iron verdnda, excel
lent carriage -house AMI stables. 40
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale and - d.
750.4O. Possibly other terms may be announced
J.THOMPSON BROWN.
J.W. ANDERSON.
Trustees.
!. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciioneer. APP %
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionter'
1912 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" LARGE THHEE-sTORY BRICK S rWrnr =
No. 500, ON THE WEST LINE or sEsENMn,
TENTH STREET BETWEEN U.Ai 49,. An ~
W. i. RicHARDsoN AS a DRuGsToHE. AND
THE VACANT LOT:gADyOlNING On TIE
SOUTH, AND A TWU0TORY BRICK sTOkE
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE ON THE EAST
LINE on SEVENTEENTH STREET, ~
PUBLIC AUCTION.-In pursuance OF = smcr.s
entered on the 22d day Of April. 1880. m SUN
styled Bevn. &C. against SIMPSONS ADMINISTRATOR
psnding In the Richmond Chancery Court, ine up :
designed. appointed special commissioner tnefeDy,
win offer for sale, upon The premises. on MoNia1
the Sd dav OF NAY, 1880. nj O'Clock Z. M- that
LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE No. DOB
porih Seventeenth street. lately occupied by W.
Richardson. The store has dwelling overhead OF
about Fix rooms detached brick kitchen containing
two or In &c rooms. The lot fronts feet inches
on Seventeenth street and runs back 100 feet, more
or less, To The track of the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad. Enough OF the lot Is vacant 10 erect
goodsze store 10. and The rear part could be con-
yeried into frst-ciass coal and wo0d-yaru, NJ tnc
railroad run. past IT. ~,.,
Immediately after the above will be offered The
BRICK STORE aud DWELLING directly oppo-
Site now Ocrpied by Tenants. and containing about
five rooms The lot fronts % feet on The east me oi
seventeenth between Clay'snd Venable streets, ana
fu"s back 90 feet. more or less.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue at SIX, WE'VE
and eighteen months, negotiable notes, interest
added, aud the title retained. ,r,,re
Special Commissioner.
ROBFRT Il. LYME. AuctiOnter. ap2
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FOX RENT.

DOR RENT, No. 621 NORTH O.
II TENTH STREET seven rooms; kitchen, III
&C.. cent al, pleasant, and convenient. Possession
at once. Apply to j. l.. APPERSON.
ap 90 Ct Real Estate Agent.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
OON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND BAKER STREETS, NAVY HlLL-IIy vir-
tue Of decree In the suit OF Anderson Us. Mason
and ais, entered In The Richmond Chancery Court
on the 22d day Of April, 1880, The undersigned,
special commissioners therein appointed, will sell,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 4ib Jay or May,
1880, at $50 O'Clock 4. NJ, the above LOT, 'front.'
ing 3 feet on Eighth street and running back be-
tween parsilel lines - feet 70 alley @ feet wide.
THOMAS ". FACE,
HILL CARTER,
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciloneer. ap27
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BY Grubbs K Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioAeers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA.
l. BILE FARM KNOWN AZ THE ROCKY
MILLS, WITH 1,040 ACRES, IN HANOVER
COUNTY. ABOUT SIXTEEN MILLS ABOVE
RICHMoND. AND THE FINE CHICKAHOMlNY
| 552 654-1e00 ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT SEytN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AT AUCTI0N.-ln txccuiion OF two deeds OF trust
from Alfred Moses and wife TO the subscribers rs
trustees, both dated 10Th ApriI, 1873. and duly
corded, being thereto required by the creditors
secured, We will sell by auction, upon the premises
respectively. In tho order named below the follow
On FRIDAY the 2elh day OF May, 1880, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the ROCKY Mills FARM, lying on
Abe Pump road aud on the South Anna river.
About one half OF II IL In woods and timber: the
balance Is cleared. and embraces some good low
grounds. There are the usual Improvements. Tois
farm viii be sold us whole or subdyided Into par
cels, as may be desired by bidders. 80
And on MONDAY the Sis: day OF May. 1880,
commencing 1t IL O'Clock NJ, We will sell the
ELMwOOD FARM, formerly owned by simon
Gouldfn, aud now occupied by Mr.. Edward Taylor.
This has always been regarded as a remarkably fine
farm, being very productive. II has the usual I'm
pfovemeats. and viii be subdlyed II desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sale OF the frt
farm to be for about $4,000 and expenses OF sale In
penses OF sale IA cash, and the residue In each case
upon such terms the erantor may prescribe, but
we are authorized TO say That III desired Tue terms
win be made more liberal.
Piais OF the lands may be Teen at the once OF the
anctioneers.
This IL an unusual opportunity TO get good par-
gains. PARKER CAMPbELL,
MARK DAVIS, in.
GRuDBs a WILLIAMS. Auctioueers. an "a
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RAILROAD LINES.
I'D q j
RfoHMoxD, YoRK RIVER AND t'nxsrIAxs}
RAILKOAp.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY ., 1880

''s~~@N@~"~s -~~@ s~s - "-'~ -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY ., 1e6o
PASSENGER TRAINS.
400 T.. N. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
dsyJ connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THUR DAY. amt SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all lsnd'
iDgs on the York river and for Balti-
more,
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A, MI Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
1000 A. 81. 3 day., connecting ut West Point With
steamers for Baltimore ON MONDAY.
T TUsfnsbxY. sSd pssAf ESR 4 Z:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Progi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS. -
1000 A. ". Arrive at Richmond daily Except
Sunday. connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Balti'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1865 r. MI Arrive mt Richmond daily except
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence. and Boston.
No transfer Of freignt Al kicnmond 10 or irn
southern points Cars run through between Attahls
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates.
guaranteed. ,
Through bills or lsdlng, with guaranteed rates.
issued 20 all northern and western points.
For ir formation. apply at office OF the company
Twenty-tbird and Dock streets, Richmond. Va
oc4 VI. DOUGLAS. SuperinteDdent'
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EAST BOrND.


Mall train arrives at Richmond daily OK
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .4.30 r. "
Express train arrives at Richmond daily
I.ZO A.
Accommodation train arrives at Rich
mOnd daily except sunday at..........9s00 A. NJ
Mixed train leaves stanton at $40 A. NJ
taking passengers from Virginia Midland train from
Lynchburg aud Danyille, and arrives al Richmond
at l0:45 T.. NJ.
A connects with Virginia Midland train for
Lynchburg. Danyiile, and Atlantic Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad stations, AMI with Virginia Mid
land train, leaving a. $40 p. VI. for Washington.
d connects with virginia Midland train leaving
at 4:05 A. NJ. for Washington ami the North.
G connects with Virginia Midland train for
| Lyuchburg and Danyille
ID connects with Valley railroad accommodation
| train. leaving at 3:l5 + VI. for HarrisOnhurg
l. connects with Valley railroad train, leaving A.
1850 A.. NJ. Cor Harper's Ferry.
+ connects with stages for Lexington.
g connects with &. Is. :. and =. =. steamers for
Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
ii connects with sciOtO Valley railroad for N
Northwest.
| j connects with all lines diyerging to the West
Northwest. and southwest.
For tickets. baggaee-chCcks. aud Inform alton u
route, time, &C.. apply 10 Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
way depot and e26 Main street.
Through tickets always as low as by 1nv other
route. W. VI. :. DUNN,
Engineer AMI SuDerintendent.
CONWAY y. HOWARD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. aplZ
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GRUBps & WILLIAMS, Aucrionters.
Dy Robert Is. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

rT,RUsTEE,S SALE OF THAT NICE
! nTT CJIFD STOCK. BRICK, SEVEN-RO0M
DWELLING, SOUTHEA T CORNER OF W IN,
TY-SECOND AND rankin STREETS NIL Il u 4
4 GOOD YARD AND A SMALL FRAME siohh
anesf of the trustee In a certain decd dated =,
Is, and duly recorded in Richmond Ghsnce Gy
WEDNFSD,Y The 5tll DAY Of Nav, 1880, ct 5'7
o'clock p. NJ, the property. above described. 1he
HOUSE Is Two story and basement ana contains
seven rooms and the nal conveniences sncn rs
water Sc The LOT fronts "a feet on Franhnn
street aud runs back about 100 feet TO the properly
This nroD,riy beirg conveniently located will at
ali time Weld good percentage on an investment,
and 10 partjes seeking such, special attention Is
asked.
a, sale. ROBERT d. LYME,
90 AuctIOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-01
By W. Goddin.
Real Estate Auc:ioneer.
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALEOFLAND
Il Adjoining TENEMENT No. 3l2 EAST
GRACE STREET-By virtue OF The trust decd 10
ne, dated 4th January. 1879, recorded In Rich
mond Cbancery Court In ID. b. ia A, page 40 sde-
fault having beer made In payment, aud being there
10 req'ired by The b4nehciaryl. will sell on the
O'clock Il. H., part or the land conveyed by said
deed VIZ, SLIP fronting ~ feet on the north
side Of Grace streetty no feet deep, on the west
side Of lot attached 10 said No. 3l2.
Also, LOT In rear OF said tenement sig, 32H by
64k feet. with use OF alley 10 Third street. having
enlveri, waier-elosets: able &c, ihereon--hctn
LOT.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, Other
terms may be made known at sale.
y, l.. APPERs0N, Trustee,
], i. AIexRsQS, salesman. sp 20