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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

Eliphalet Morrill,, Sumner, II. A. Cushman,
Hebron; Secretary and Treasurer, A. c.
T. King.
Races were trotted as follows:
For horses that have no record less
than minutes, S30-Sl5 to first, $40
to second, S5 to third:
Chas Crosby. Norway, Oh. m. Fannie. lt3ss
II. A. Mills. Andover. O. oh: Morrill, or;
Joseph Tufts, Paris, b. :. seth T., o ar
A. II. Price, Rumford, blk. IN. Cas-
Henry Hamlin. Waterford. $. g.
Major, q ur'
a. +. jackson. Norway. b. :. Phil
sheridan, II ur'
WIN. Gregg, Buckfcld, g. Y, John
Akers, 81 !
Time: 2:54, 2:53, 1853, 1851, 2:5I.
Phil Sheridan, jr., famed on the fourth
heat by being run against, and drawn.
John Akers takes first money, Fannie
second, and Cassandra third.
For all horses owned in the county for
ten days previous to the fair and having
no record less than three minutes, 500
$50, $40 and $40:
pih'
Topsy, *
VIM. Gregg. Buckheld, =. q. John
Akers. 22 !
Cbas. Crosby. Norway. b. m. Nellie, IS SO
Time-sa5l. 2a6i, 2i6, s:i6l, s5l.
Three years old ! mile heats, best two
in three, $3.50, 81, 80:
Frank Taylor. Paris. ms. chg. Charles Buck,
Geo. l.. Young, Norway, gr. m. Lady Maud, J
L.w Jackson, jr., Paris, oh. M. Lady Amcs,
Time-l ;5, l:5ll
Charles Buck and Lady Ames divided
second and third money.
-Four years old, best two in three, mile
heats, $3.50, IS. SIS.
Geo. T. Tarbox. Waterford. ms. b. IN. Julia,
J. r. Robinson, oxford. ms. blk. x. Ned H.,
VIM Gregg, Buckneld. ms. ch. IN. Adelaide.
Time-2 Ssh, 30Oi.
Financially the fair was as great suc'
cess as it was otherwise. A good sum
will be placed in the treasury of the So
ciety, which is already in an exceien,
condition under the efficient and economi-
cal management of the present officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

General Hancock has written a
strong letter on the question OF Southern
claims and rebel pensions. He declares
that he should veto any measures pre-
sented to him looking toward the pay
ment Of either. He also takes what we
consider to be sound ground in relation
TO all the old war claims, viz: that 50
long a time has elapsed since the war,
that nearly all meritorious claims against
the government have already been paid
and that few If any more should DC al
lowed IL is time TO smut down on this
thing from all sides Then there will De
no further danger from it. If Hancock
could carry out the spirit Of this letter,
there would be but little danger to the
country from his success; but II is well
known that a President must De largely
guided BY the sentiments of his party.
Ifelected, Hancock must follow the IN
structions OF his party and we fear that
by some means or another, claims and
pensions viii be paid to rebels in spite OF
his assurance tothe contrary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
MALT TEA.

The most important remcdia. agent ever
presented for Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Con.
stipatlon and all diseases arising from .m-
perfect digestion. \ delightful nutrition,
beverage: pleasant, inyigorating tonic.
a strengthened for the debilitatcd; q SOY.
erelgn remedy for disorder, OF the Throat
Chest, Lungs and stomach. It correct,
not only the LIVER but the other equally
important corresponding organs, promotes
their healthy action, and j. recommended
as TIE oNg proper mode Of permanently
improving the general health. Zach pack
age makes over a gallon OF medicine Ey-
cry package Of the genuine MuT-rp must
bear the label Of the Sole Agents, ''Lo5del
Chemical Co"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR
Buy 1t of your Druggist, or order Il Of
Us by mail.
LoBpEIL CHEMICAL Co,
81. Louis. No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-On the LIST Of
October, the Republican Journal OF Belfast
will be published by a corporation styled
The Republican Journal Publishing Co., T"
the stockholders being Messrs. VIM. III.
Simgson, Charles A. Pillsbury and Russell
c. Dyer, all of Belfast. Mr.. Pillsbury will
have charge of the editorial department,
Mr.. Dyer OF the local, while Mr.. Simpson
will have the general control OF the whole
business, though TO be less actively en-
Gagged than formerly. Under Mr.. simpsons
management the Journal has been one or
the best and most successful papers in
Maine. We regret to learn that impaired
health compels him to relieve himself of
portion OF his usual labors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
3229.

Some thoughtless Republican who had
made canvass of the town, went around
Paris Hill, Friday night, and marked all
over the walks and walls the number OF
fusionists who were ready to sell their
votes at the coming election. This was
wrong, for it gives the opposition exact
information in regard to the amount OF
work they now have to do to keep their
men in the traces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
STATE NEWS.

The State of Maine Live Stock Associ-
alton fair has been given up for this year.
The outlook for large shipment OF
lumber from Calais, Ne, this fall never
was better.
New sardine factories are building at
Eastport, Me, the past season having been
very successful.
We are indebted 10 Hon. J. o. Smith,
Deputy Secretary OF State, for the official
list ofmembers OF the Legislature elect.
The corn-packiug establishment of
Jones & Co, at Fairfield, Me, foot up only
80, 600 cans this season.
The United States Stamping Company
OF Portland, Me-, have made over 100000
torches this season, and are working over
time to Ill orders.
Err. Holmes, esq, OF oxford, pur-
chased on Thursday, from Messrs.
Burleigh and Bodwell's herd of imported
Herefords, the COW Venus Mi, in calf by
Careful" and the bull calf Senator,
eight months old. The price paid was
800.
The Maine State Fair at Lewiston has
been a most gratifying success. The re-
ceipts have been over $4,000. The So
ciety has voted To ratify the action OF the
trustees in locating the fair AT Lewiston for
three years.
The assessments of Portland, Me-, for
1850 show the valuation OF real estate to
be SIS. ~ ZOO, a decrease OF SiS,6OO from
last year; and of personal estate sll,376,-
456, an increase over 1879 OF Sl,0l6,32S.
The rate of taxation is 50 So on the 500,
five cents less than last year; and the num-
Der OF polls siSS, decrease OF IL. Three
persons and three corporations pay more
than 5000 in taxes, the highest amount
being So, 275.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
Winfield Scott Bird, of Eutaw, Gree

Winfield Scott Bird, of Eutaw, Green
county, Ala, who says he is q native OF
the South and that he fought in Lees army,
has written letter to the Chicago Journal
in which he says: "A Republican here
stands no more chance for justice and
personal safety than did our blessed Sa-
vior at the hands the mob at Jerusalem.
And we feel that the blood of Judge
Chisolm, his son and daughter, and many
other murdered Republicans, would cry
out against Us If We refused to cry aloud
and spare not"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

Democratic papers recently started
the story that General F. Z. Spinner, ex-
Treasurer of the United States, had come
out for Hancock. A letter received from
the General by a gentleman in Washington
ehectually disposes Of the story. lie says
ITO your political inquiries / answer that
| preferred General Grant, but shall give
the nominees ofthe Republican party my
earnest support. The contest is close
one, but as God is for the right, l think
we shall succeed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
Newspaper Decisions.

4. Any person Who takes u paper regularly
from the ofhce-whether directed 20 his name or
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
n responsible Tor the payment
2. l. a person orders his paper discontinued,
As mus; paw all ayrearages, or the publisher may
continue TO send &c until payment 10 made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper 10
taken from the ONCE or not.
s. The Courts have decided thAtrefasing 70 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post once,
or removing and leaving them uncalled for, IL
prsssa 6acss evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

j. H. Barrows of West Paris will
sell large lot of furniture al auction at
Centennial Hall. next Saturday, Oct. 9.
All those in want of household goods
should attend this sale at West Paris,
for low prices always rule on such occa-
sions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

A mill for the manufacture of paper
from sugar cane after the extraction OF the
Juice is soon TO be started at New Orleans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
THE COUNTY FAIR.

THREE DAYS FESTIVITIES. = LOVELY
WEATHER.-GooD SHow.-INMENsE
ATTENDANCE. - FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
-GENERAL SATISFACTION. -SEwING
MACHINE CONTEST. - AGRICULTURAL
INpIEMENTs.-MUsIcAL instruments.
TIM RACES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES A. G. K + r l. ID,
OF ONO.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENr
ESTER A. A RI II L K,
OF NEw YORK.
BON PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs:
,JosEPH =. wHEELwRIGHT.
~ LASe- IRA II. fOSS
first Di.trici-ELISHA II. JENElT
second District-OTlS HAlfORD.
Third District-EDWIS FIVE
sourth District-LEwIS II. JOHNSON.
fIrh District-SEwARD b. HUME
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

The directors of the Chases Inquirer
Newspaper Co. have disavowed Sec'ry
Conant's letter, informing Scion that he
will not be continued aS editor OF that pa
per if he opposes in its columns the Han
cock Fusion ticket and Scion has with
drawn his resignation, and decided To re-
tain his old position, with the understand
ing that he shall be free 10 oppose what
seems to him to be a death warrant OF the
Greenback party. 1t is stated that the IN
quirer will not be published this week, but
will appear next week as usual. Whether
majority of the Stockholders agreed with
Scion, or whether this course was dictated
by the knowledge that it was Solon's name
and pen that gave the paper circulation
and value, is not known. The fact, how
ever, that Scion would not bulge an inch
from his convictions either under threats
or promises, but on the contrary, with Mr..
Turner. OF the Portland Ne,o Era, expressed
their unalterable determination TO oppose
the Hancock Fusion ticket 10 the end, has
caused great CONSERVATION among the
Hancock plotters who thought they had
bagged the Greenback party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06

The following officers were chosen:
President, II. Z. Hammond, Paris; Vice
Presidents, VIM. Richardson, Greenwood,
Cyrus S. Hayes, Oxford; Trustees, Geo.
+. Gibson, Norway, S. p. Stearns, Paris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vAI.U.
Y AEIE FARM FIVE MILES VEST Or h;Cii-
MOND. KNOWN AS" HppklNs,",tuIh nm"sr w
LYN,w AND OF ADJ ACEST LOTS Al NJ
TioS.-in pursuance OF q decree OF the C5a.cery
Court al ,be city az Richmond entered July 8,
1850. ~ the suit Of ESmond Davenport \ On. Us.
Wickhsm and ais, TIRE undersigned. special COM
missicsiers. will on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1880,
commencing ut IL O'clock, sell az public suction
A. All thai LOT OF LAND. without improve
ments conuAiniug SO 16.10f ACRES. adyoining on
f.se west the lasxg toueht wv Robert AVIS rom a.
~ Williams, trustee April 3, 1858 said lot oeins
chat portion Of Eee old Hopkins" or hrookyn,
tract which Gas sold by the said A. ~. Wiliisms 10
samuel r. ruEsm and Ge.ddin A Apucrson.
r. All that FARM OR TRACT Ot LAMB con
tajning 97S f3.100 ACRES, with zDWELtdN1-
HOUSE andethcr improvements thereon, formerly
owned aud occupied by pr. George NJ H3psin,, ae
ceased. aud known rs" Hopkins" or Brookiyn-
This tract Hes on the Horse-Pen Branch road be
tween the Deem Run turnpike and lhe Ihfee'
Choppcd road. about tive miles from the city, ana
that PORTION of the ola BROOKLYN farm SOLD 70 NJ
WIS., IS stated above. and IL considered one OF me
most desirable farms IN that vicinity. ms tract
will be sold In Two parcels. or as whole, as shah DC
decu edmost advisable on day OF sale
TEENS: One fourth cash; aBc the balance on
credit or one, two, and three years the nurcmser
gfysughs notes for deferred payments with mterest
added from day OF sale and uile retained TIL all
purchase money Is paid and de, ordered ~ the
Court. ROBERT q. sCOIE
HENRY e.. CANNON,
JACKSON GUY.
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT b. LYME. Auc ioncer. oc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31
BY Frank ID. Hill K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
No. l1OR Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE BRICK DWELLING on BYRD STREET
ONE SQUARE FROM CANDLES HILL. AND
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK. AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of decree of tie Richmond
Chancery Court entered June 10 1880. In the suit
Of NOtt triIs re. &c., Us. Mott et dis we the un-
dersigned. special commissioners thereby appoint
ed, will sell, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1850,
the PROPERTY mentioned in said suit, as fol-
lows:
First. Ala O'Clock 7. NJ. the large and comfortable
BRICK DWELLING No 3l6 Byrd street, between
Third and Fourth. containing ciyht or ten rooms :;
brick kitchen: water. gas. and BATH room, &C. The
LOT fronts 29Xl50 II et 10 alley: and the prem
ises is rented TO good paying tenant. and the
whole propery Is In good repair. The recent gra-
ding of Byrd street ana It's proximity 10 CANDLES
After The above sale, at ~ O'Clock l.. NJ. the
BRICK STORE, with a DWELLING above, con-
tanning three or four Rooms, No. 703 west Main
street, now occupied as drug store by w. W.
Wake & Co. The LOT fronts 20 feei on Main
street, with depth Of 100 feef. THIS PROPERTY
is Justly valuable on account OF it, being imme-
diaely opposite Monroe Park, aud ~ has always
commanded good rent
TERMS: One fourth cash the residue I'm three
equal instruments upOn credit OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months purcha to give negotiable notes.
with interest sdded from oay Of sale anO title to be
retained until the purchase money IS paid In full.
A. l.. BOULWARE,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
Sp cia Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL Co., AuctiOnters. Oc 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31

IEr0mlfhe London Telegranh.l

ifron'tne IonuOn IeiegrapD.I
To give an impulse 10 the education OF
parrots, a bird-show has been held at the
Alexandra Palace. Prcfessedly the object
Of the display was to encourage avicuture
generally, but from what we are told it would
almost seem as II the whole affair had been
gotten up as q parrots benefit. Atany rate,
che parrot seems TO think so, for while the
rest .of the ayiary is in clamorous chatter
and squeak, the brilliant members OF
that family maintain a serious aud dis
Greet silence, protiting by the garIu.
bty al their neigbbors to enrich their
own vocabulary, and diligently reinforcing
their tSperfoireS Of dscordant noises by
quotations from every tongue spoken by
birds !" from China TO Peru" An accom-
tflished fowl OF this description, pOlygl0t
parrot, will come forth from the show con.
fsderahly enhanced in value; for by care
fuHy utilizing his opportunities he can, il
heschooses, learn Australian slang from the
piping crow on one side OF him, and San
skill inyocatiODs from the myna over the
way. Every reader of the 4" Arabian
Nights" knows what q large choice OF
intelligent birds those incomparable tales
sdtOrd, and also how very useful thew
proved In cases OF persona! adventure
20 their fortunate possessors. As, more
ever, the last word OF science assures US
that we have not yet arrived at the limit of
animal capacities, there is no reason why,
with efficient training and the proper OPP
p0fSun,ties. the parrot creatures, with their
lanse allowance OF brains and unusual vocal
powers. shonldinot develop into something
heller and more useful than, they are. AT
the Alexandra Palace these opportunities
are aow ahundsntly offered them, and,
juetaing only from appearances, the parrots
do not seem to be negIectisg them; for, in
stead f sitting screechiDg at each ether all
day Hong, like the gsudy maniacs OF the
sGardens, they afiecta sshidious
aspect and most gratifying sobrietye)f de-
mcaH0r aud speech.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31

The London correspondent OF the Lie err
pool faH ssys:: "Xadame Rachel is deGd
The identity aud performances Of this 90
torious person Will hardly have passed froe1
the recot4eatien OF year lady readers at ID
events. The artful impostor wlia, with hes
enamels sNd cosmetics, pledged herself to
make the eseS aged aud ill.fayorek 'beau-
ftfui forever created q great STIR In her
time, both sefore aud dpIing tbeiiIi-etarred
adventure w&ieh landed her in a .eNnvict-
prison, where she has died. expiatjng her
frauds. Nine. Rachel was living and Sor
fine snccess1Gl insiaoce Of .plalisl befrsud.
Her d0pes were many. They included per-
eons Of distinction and OF both xexes. Atbar
1asnse, IL the beyday of BIER s1ccess, the
qo~er and chivaIry OF the peerage assem-
hlsd 10 be made beautiful forever. Her
Dun0ingly distilled preparations, which, II
they aid no good, seldom Old harm. were
EonRb Ia many patrieiaB dIassipg>room,
noA ksbulous sums were caid for them.
Wesk and foolish matfons struggled with
eaa Rgd wjzened spinsteYs TO retYace
their staps from age to youth. Rights
Or wrongly. come Of the most beautiful and
Detimabie Wpmeu Of the day were compro.
nieed With ftjs success1ui trader in human
vanity The Stxard's death will not arouse
s!ny Kindly AlDetions In the breasts Of the
x11ero'e yiciimsx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31

BY Jas. Macdougall. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor Tor Ihirteenth) street.
DAR-FIXTURES, FIR + n CHI BURR
ID CORN-MILl.. HORSE, TOP-WAGON, HAIR
\ ESS, TANKS, ROW-BOATS. STATE LICENSE,
STOVES. CHAIRS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
&C, &C. AT AUCTION. On
THURSDAY, 4TH INSTANT,
al 10Y O'clock will sell at The James River Brewe-
~ the entire BA IL and GARDEN-FIXrURES. to-
geher with great variety OF other articles or value
VIII name In part
2 excellent BAR.COUNTRRS;
/ large ICE-Bt,X of superior make;
l large MIRROR;
All OF the excellent CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
BEER, ALE, WINE. and Other GLASSES;
DECANTERS aud BAR-BOT Ties;
PLATES, CUPS aud SAUCERS, DISHES, BOWLS,
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS,
ROUND, SQUARE. aud LONG-TABLES,
CHAIRS, LARGE LAMPS,
Excellent COOKING and other STOVES,
STATE LICENSE, &C, &C.
excellent FRENCH BURR CoRN-MlLL, cost
$3.50;
1 s0RREL HORSE. a good worker:
fine TOP-WAGON and HARNESS, In good
order:
Large lol of DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS;
large TANKS;
good ROW BOATS; .
2 large UNITED STATES and GERMAN FLAGS;
60 ASSORTED FLAGS;
OFFICE FURNI URR, &C. &C.
The attention of the public is respectfully called
to this sale, II embraces large assOrtlncnt or
valuable articles seldom offereda auction, and must
be sold TO close the establishment.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
r.. IL. COOK, salesman. Oc 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31

4 TLANTIo, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
crRcurT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

William Dusisr Duncan and SAMUEL J.. u. bsr-
ow......................... .Sufviying Trustees
The Atlantic, Mississippi sad ohio Railroad Com
fy Virtue OF and pursuant to Judgment and dc.
at the April term of the said Court. 1879, In the
sbove-entltlfd action, 1. Matthew y. peasants,
%ssr e sen and
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, Personal, and
MIXED, mentioned IN the complaint ~ tue sald
action. and IN the said Judgment and decrre. being
the same morfgsged, or intended so TO be, TO the
plaintiffs and Francis Skiddy, since deceased by
MORTGAGE bearing date the 9sh day OF septemosr'
1871, do hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE IsT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850.
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
At the north front door of the Custom House Of
the United States, in the city OF Richmond, va.
shall proceed sell at public auction, TO the hghest
bidder, the following. described PkOPERIf-lhat
Is to cav:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST or
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Inland TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE,
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, I'm the state OF Virginia,
TO Cum oerland Gap, In the state Of Kentucky-to-
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-sTOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHIsESA PPER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
as fully and at large set forth Ia the said Judgment
and decree. printed copies OF which win be for
warded oy the undersigned master by mail TO those
applying therefor.
Sucn sale will be made on the terms specified In
the decree of SAFE. Of which bidders will take no.
tice and subject TO certain subssting prior liens
upon the premises, particularly described In lne
said Judgment and decree, and statement OF which
Will be open for the inspection of bidders thirty
days prier 10 and at the time Of sale
NJ. y. PLEASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, July B, 1880.
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE ABOVE SALE.
hereby give notice that in obedience 10 an order
OF the Court have adjourned the sale announced III
the above advertisement TO IL O'Clock NJ. of the
10TH sY OF FEBRUARY. 1881,
at the place therein mentioned.
MI. PLEAsANTs, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, November !. 1880. &C 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31
RAILROAD LuxEs.
& =
RICHMOND AND PKTERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RAILROAD COMPANY, I
COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1880. trains on this read win run ~ fol-
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 II, THROUGH MAIL daily, connect, z
tvia Charleston). savannah, Raleigh,
jacksonville. Stops only at MsDches-
ter and Chester. and at HALFWAY IN
signal; Pullman sleepsrs between
New York aud Savannah.
4:30 p. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Passengers taking
this train viii make close connection
a. Pe,srshurE fer Norfolk. Stops at
TOO A. ~. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connects with A.,
NJ. x .. X. X. for Lynchburg and be.
1895 r. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily for Weldon,
Wilmington, Charleston. and South.
Stops at Chester, Half Way, aud Drew
rvs Bluff on signal. Pullman sleepers
between Washington and Charleston.
e..x LSA M rETEEs n s s,s1 so,,so,,,.
with Richmond. fredericksDurx AID
Potomac railroad for eli points Norih
East And Wei. Stops at Manchester
and Chester. and at Halfway and at
Drewry's Bluff on signzle Pullman
sleepers between Charleston and WASH
iDgtoB.
s:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN dai y
Except Sunday. Stops at all sh-
s.44P.M. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnectisg
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points EA I
and West Also, making close cenHee-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ali points North and West. This tnn
stops at Manchester and Chester, Al
at HALFWAY and Drury's Rlnn. en-
signal. Pullman sleepers between Sa-
vannsh and New York.
400 NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday,
with passenger car attached. stops at
all stations.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mono at 2 A. NJ. and 4:25 T.. M: leave Peters
burg at $3.50 A. NJ. sud 1870 y. NJ. every Sunday.
T. ID. KLINE, Superintendent
A. POPE, g. =. and Il. Agent. ocl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-31
by George &. vashon a Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Tenth street.

DROAD.sTREET PROPERTY TO BE
ID SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE
PREMISES ON M0NItAY, NOVEMBER l. 1851,
AT Az O'CLOCK L. M.-This properly. located on
the north side Of Broad street! between Hancock
ana Gmer streets, very near 10 the new depot OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road fronting on Broad street 81 feet. and rur ming
bach within parallel line; $50 feet 10 an alley, -
one Of the most desirable lots now on me marker.
Bread sire property has by far the brightest fu,
ture Of any real estate In the city Of Richmond ana
we know OF no property ON the market having more
stable Investments The property will be sold as
whole or IN separate lots. as may be deemed best on
day Of sale. The property can be sold al far below
Its value. and particular attention Is called 10 this
sale.
TERMS: Easy, aud announced at sale.
GEORGE (. VASHON Il SON,
oc ID AScti0neers.