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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14

In execution OF certain deed of trust. dated 9th
Of February, / SIS, aud recorded in Richmond
Chancerv Court, ID. q. ~ page 81, and by virtue
of a decree of the Richmond Chancery Court. enter
ed on the 18th day of April, $50. in suit therein
pending by The style Of Lumpkin. execuriA. rs. kc-
sy ct ais shall proceed TO sill. upon the premises on
THURSDAY tile l7th dsv OF June, 1880. begin !.
ming PROMPTLY at O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described, fronting $50 feet on The SOU side
of Clay between Merton ana Kinney streets. Each
lot has front of 80 feet and runs back l53 feet to
an alley twenty feet wide.
These are valuable and desirable LOTS, ard
located as they are in 4 rapidly growing portion OF
the west end of The city, and where substantial i'm.
provements are being made this sale offers unusual
opportunity 10 purchase a good building lot. as well
as 10 Spectators VINO desire 10 tabe advantage of
the tin. es 10 make good investment which will
prove desirable aud very profitable Ia few years.
TERMS: one third cash; residue at six and
twelve months. The pui chaser 10 give NEGOTIABLE
roles per cent. interest added. and the tide 10 he
retained until sli the purchase money is pait and
conveyance ordered by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Trustee and Spccial Commissioners.
A plat Of the property can be seen al the once OF
the auc ioncer. u
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PerKRsBCRo, VA, june 3, 1850,
Editors Dispatch: The bsrkenneau, .
81 Dood Hone on February 16, 1852, whilst
z essnre j In conveying troops TO the seet OF
IN Cs(Yre war. Only l9A persons out OF o
Soeaj 81 ESQ persons on board were saved.
Moor Hayclock (aiterwsrd General Sir
He1ry Hayelock, Of Lucknow fame) won
{, 19Rnt honor BY bis coblneSs, nrmness, ana
u Sfvepldtts II jhc enforcement OF discipline
mon that occasion. aud contributed largely
Z 60 the rescue Of those who were saved.
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KOlI E3IuIt ARtIII. AUCIIUHttIs dIIH INV1'I 0N''
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester. Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND:
IN THE COUNTY OF CHEsTERflELD. Al
PUBLIC AUCTI0N.-By virtue of decree OF me
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county or me i3th OF
front of the COURTHOUSE OF Chesterfield county on
MONDAY the 14ih day Of June, 1850. that being
comfy court dsy. the TRACT OF LAND mem
toned In said decree OF Burnett aud vile rs. T. "
Giil's heirs, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES, more or less. with fair oniIdings'
and well wooded and watered, adjoining the lands
of j. NJ. Newly and others. This Is comfortable
home, and must ne sold.
TERMS one fourth cash balarce at SIX: tweive.
and Eighteen months with legal interest added from
day Of sale, and secured By deed OF trust on the
lsnd. JAMES NJ. GREGOh1,
lea Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALE-TWO LARGE
IA WOODEN SHEDS Sat 3 O'Clock T. NJ. on
TUESDAY the 18th instant [ will sell on the
premises. THE MATERIAL IN TIE TWO
SHEDS on wharf. both adjoining the Old Dominion
Steanbost Compaby's sheds. This material Is adj
mirably sdspted in building stables, barns, fencing,
&C.. and some fine, large square oak timber, scant-
ling doors, &C., I'm lhem. Terms &c. AT sac.
GARRETT h. WATSON,
MI have other lumber in my yard that pro-
pose selling Al same time; also. large framed build
Ing 10 be removed
ie IA-2t G.. W.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agen's apd Auctloneers'

TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
l. No. 406 WEST DUVAL STREET. BY AuC-
TION.-We will sell bv auction. on MONDAY, IAN
day Of June, 1880. al @ o'clock T.: u. ne above
mentioned PROP ERTY. The DWELLING con-
iains four rooms besides kitchen; well Of water In
the yard The lot fronts 80 feet, and has depth OF
1853 feet The rear lot Is set In choice fruit.rees,
grape. arbos, &c. Do not fail 10 attend this sale and
secure 3 nice. OmfOrtable home
TERMS: Easy and given AZ time 81 sale:
CHEWING n ROSE,
leo Auctioneers.
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=
~ w RICHMOND AND pErExsBrne,
RAILROAD CoNPLSY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June :,
~ $780, trains On this read WI Yss as folk Va.
1900 n, THO THk6u Hifrs WIZ 'S Ssy
for. Charleston, ssyapnsh, 1Ss,,.s
and Aiken fyia Cbmle.'orj. Raj ~
80 JsGnnsille. stops ,only al f'hs.,s,
aud Manchester. and a. Half Way ~
$40 r. N. HcCoMMoDATroN TRAY DAN,
PASSENGERS taking bis train VIII M ~
clese connection At Petsrssurg n,
.tT Norfolk. Hf
1898 p ~. MAIL daily (except Saturday..
TOO A. b., THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM 6,u-
.esg sunday; passenger car a.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily (exc.,, s,,-
day. connecting With Rlchfa .sr
frcderfcssSorg AT, Potomac saIl,o.J
for ell points North East, ana W.,
stops AZ Manchester and Ch..,s,
and at Half WAY and at Drlry'.
Bluff. on signal. "'
0;25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIs d,u,
except sunday. stops al al ~.
s.44P L. THROUGH MAI. daily .osp..,,.
with Richmond, FreaericssbIry ~
Potomac railroad for az Ialnts s..s
AMI West. Also, making close cer 80
ton with the Chesapeake and 0s,r
railroad for the VIRGINIA st,rin.s 80
all points North and West. nh, i,,1s
stops At Manchester and Ches.- 20
st Halfway and Draws R,us. on
gignal. ~
700 p. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN AN,
Except Sunday; passenger car a..
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fsou
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
burg $50 A. NJ. ana $50 y. 81. every SUNDAY.
je12 T. ID. KLINE. Superintendent.
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Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
EXCEEDlNGLYV VALUABLE BROAD
IL STREET LOTs, AND A CHOICE GRACE
STREET LOT, AT AUVllpN.-We VIII sell by
public auction, on he premises respectively, on
TUr sDAY. June 10, 1880, beginning 81 O'Clock
T.. ~. The very valuable VACANT LOTS situated
on The south side of Broad street comm nciug a. a
point so feet west Of First street, fronting together
rs feet aud running back between parallel liz
l3l feet 10 alley. The retail trade Of the city Is
fast pushing Itself up along The south side of Bro,d
street, and ~ few years this property will actually
be in the best business quarter Of The city, and there
fore IL has large prospective value for store pur-
pose aud III the mean time considerable amount
OF renf--enOugh 10 paw taxes and low rate OF in
tercst-can be realized from the shsnies, &C.,
on ". This IS truly very valuable properly, and
should command the attention Of those wishing
solid investments. IL will be- sub-diyIced To suit
purchasers.
Immediately after the above sale W. will sell the
desirable BUlLDlNG-LOT on the south side Of
Grace between Madison ana Monroe streets. 'front.'
ing 34x1J3 IL feet To an alley 30 feet wide.
THIS Is a very pretty building-lot. and should al
tract the attention Of those contemplating building
In that rapid y-improying part If The city.
TERMS: LIBERAL aud 10 he announced ~ saie
GRUBBS a. WILLIAMS,
IL 10 AucfiOueeFs.
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A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF A
"A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN HAM
OVER COUNTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
authority conferred on me by the last viii and tes-
lament OF William o. Day, deceased. will proceed
70 sell nj public auction. at Hanover Courthouse
Va. on WEDNESDAY, June 10. 1850 THAT be-
ing county court day., that YALUA ABLE TRACT
OF LAND, lying In Beayer-Dam district Hanover
sosnty, containing by survey 21s ACRES, adjoin-
wosd, and the land OF Mrs. William q. Day (be
DOVER tracfl. The soil is a rich chocolate. This
rxctis considered one OF the best parcels OF land
me county: Possession given as soon rs present
TERMS: One fourth cash the residue Of the pur-
chase-aoney 10 be payable In one aud two years the
purchaser TO give bonds, bearing interest from day
OF sale, aud 10 be secured bs deed OF trust on the
property. Taxes for 1880 10 be raid by the pur-
chaser. IF.---
Selling as administrator. with the will annexed
shall only convey said property with special war
rahty. ID. l.. JONES,
Sheriff of Hanover,
nv 16.1aw4w
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BY Chewnine & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF THE DESIRA.
IA BILE STORE No. 915 NORTH SECOND
STREET AND 4 VACANT LOT ADJOINING,
SITUATED an TIE r asst LINE OF SECOND
STREET BETWEEN BAKER AND PRESTON
sTREETS.-At the request of The egatees OF
John Mescoe. deceased. we will sell by auction
on the premises Oh THURSDAY the 18th day of
June. 1880, at O'Clock 4. NJ, the above Toned
PROPERTY. Each lot has "a front of 20 feet, with
a depth of 124 feet to an alley len feet wide. The
LOT upon which the store stands aud tho lot
separated by four-foot alley, used In common.
For an investment this property offers oppor-
tunty, II being one OF the most desirable and best
known business stands on Second street. Parties
wishing 10 obtain n good business-siand with
bright future before 1t will do well 10 attend This
sac.
TERMS: One third cash: balance I'm six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured By q trust deed.
CHEWING & ROSE,
te 10 Ancttoneere
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JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
~ AND MOST FAsaIIONABfF sTorK 0F u
FURNITURE tQneeh Anne, East Lake. Par ~
Tor and Chamber SUITS chat we have ever be-Sa1
Iore oncred 20 The pubtc. Rather than en- rry The
goods over, We will offer GREAT INpUCEMrsNr-a
saving OF ~ per cent. We would request ali 10 ex
amlne oar steck as we keso everything TO be found
~ nrst-eass Rouse Our terms easy and xocom-
&. GATHRIGHT a SON.
my 81 t6 Governor street.
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FOR RENT.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE! La
Il offer for sale 200 suits OF Cham Der Furni- ~
tuYe. in price from S23 TO 1900, from the best n
manufactures East and West, also of my ownJ3
make. together with full line OF Parlor, Office and
Kitchen Furniture. and every article In The Fnrui-
fute n2e; also. binet-Afakers' supplies of every
description. Will duplicate Baltimore prices par
ties in want will save money by giving me a call
Once aud warcro ,us. 1893 Main street near Fif
teenth street. workshops, 8. le, and 20 north Fif.
teenih stpeet. WILLIAM ISAEFRON
e Ism -'
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AZ xprar CAySoNApE WHICH PUT AN END
TO sLxEP-yHE sT0RM ON THE WATER
DAMAGES FROM LIGHrxIxG AND WATER IN
THE CIrY--rBE vIoLET's EXPERIENCE.
-., fRaltimore American, Saturday.
The thunderstorm which visited Baiti-
xnore Yesterday morning was the first OF the
sessor. and the cannonace In the heavens
VAS IN usually long and loud. The light
ming was most binding. and the terrible
bursts Of thunder were deafeping. IL
seemed Is though tho warning elements nao
bent their energies on Baltimore, ana the
lash and clash OF the celestial artillery
were terrifying, since none could tell from
which direction the next would come, nor
where 1t was likely to strike-tnere was
no I" lodging the fash" The preliminary
hurst commenced ut 3:20 O'Clock In
the morning. and lasted until 4:S0,
after which there was lu!l. During It's
continuance the rain fell In perfect sheet,
and the vivid flashes OF lightning, followed
almost Instantly by the clash OF thunder like
a roar Of artillery, were constant and inces-
SAINT. The air seemed to be perfectly charged
with the electric fluid, and the only wonder
IA that the damage done was not greater than
reports state II to be. During this one hour
and ten minutes the fall OF rain was 0.66 OF
an inch. At 7:05 A. NJ. the storm broke out
afresh, and continued until 1880 A. NJ, 0u-
ring which time the rainfall amounted TO
two inches, making the rainfall for the day
ACC inches. The storm was local, aud how
cred over Baltimore and vicinity. The Pc
culiarity about 1t was that there was but
little wind accompanying it. AS it was,
cellars were flooded, and streets were i'm
passable at points. The cars and omnibus
lines did an immense business during the
second storm.
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By S. Anderson & Son. Auc,ioneers,
1924 Main street.


WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION To-
w DAY.at 1924 Man street, commencing at
BAC0%~sTDrs, SHOULDERS. HAMS. JoLES
HERRINGs, MACKEREL, COFFEE, TEA;
BUTTER, LARD. FLOUR;
SOAPS (Toiet and Laundry:
BLACKING. BROOMS. BRUSHFS.
CLOTHES LINES: CL0THES.PlNS,
WASH-BOARDS. BLUE. VINEGAR,
TOBACCO, POTATOES, &C., &C.
Also. an AWNING.
Consignmenls solicited and received up TO hour OF
sale. X. S. ANDERSON & son,
je IA Aucioneers.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NI1URE, BUGGY, CARRIAGES. &C.-l will
soil, at public auction. on MONDAY The l4ih
day of June. 1850. st 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at my
property, 10 satisfy sandIy dstres-warran,s IN my
hands:
BEDSTEADS.
WARDR pBES,
WAsHSTANDS,
CLOCKS,
PICTURES.
MATTRESSES,
Te eGnNf SAFES,
CHAIRS. WATER-COOLERS,
TOOL-CHESTS,
LOUNGES,
SOFAS.
COOKING STOVES, &C.
ALSO,
1 Fine CHAMBER SUIT tnew);
/ OFFlCE-DkSK twanut);
/ FEED CUTTER;
l BUGGY:
MAHOGANY WARDROBE, &C.
TERMS: Cash.
ieI41t til. WHITING. II. c. c. r.
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PIaymates.

A trippine football on The stair,
A vision from "Lc Follet,"
Asudden fragrance In the air., t"t9aff
We god Can this be Molly H,
This "sympbony " In silver wnlte,
Perchance some stsr-ob dutv ~
t,oiae down TO set us mortah rixnt
Upon iceas Of beauty.
Or snowflake that has lost It's way,
rs nath in life mistaken,
some dream that Hies ut break Of day,
And leaves us 10th TO waken.
The Molly that knew OF yore
WAS hut chit OF seven,
In sandsiled shoes and pinafore,
While was tost eleven.
Apa,r of youthful lovers we
In DAYS Of childish oily.
Ere time had stole march on me,
Aud carried of my Molly.
Relentless parent" came oet"een'
Censigned 10 bosrdlug.school routine,
And me--a Tag at Eaton.
An. Molly, shall nc'er forget
The cav on which we parted;
Think YOU cried. You small co1uette'
Bot was broken-hcarted.
A Niobe In garments brlef,
Your tears were quite In season;
But then your doll had come 10 grief
An all-suficiDg reason.
Ism, preserye with tender care
Your prayer-book, frayed with kissing-
A relic fnucn the worse for wear,
With half The pages missing:
Have you the many-b'aded knife
gave you once wonder.
The most unidckv gift In NE;
IL cleft our paths stunder.
NV sweetheart OF the past Is dead
That mourned her broken "Dolly";
And now | turn 10 greet instead
This most imposing Molly.
Ob.erve-a dress OF ilmy lace
Beyond my powers OF painting;
A tny yinaigreite-tn case
The maid should think OF fainiing.
A dainty cap Il think I'm right
The golden head surrounding,
pair Of gloves whose buttons quite
Defy attempts ut counting.
A satin fan where baby loves
That seem 10 weary never,
Disport them elves III myrtle groves
That blossom on forever.
CLEAN Of gems whose elm light
In weird and ftfnl flashes
Reflects the eyes-dcmurely bright
Beneath their shady lashes
"And did you not forget =" she says,
Forget you, Molly. never
The love of Eton-jsc DAYS
Is Just rs green as EVER"
you silly boy" AS silly still,
Alb. Molly, do not doubt It,"
INV glove has come unbuttoned. VIII 800
HOY long you are about II "
GEORGE WARRINGTON.
I ChGmbers's Journal.
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xrroaAxpA roR DISPATCH.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1881. Bcundfrom
Cork 10 Good Hope with 500 troops-lS2
crew--l69 souIs saved.
VIDE -" Shipwrecks and Disasters at
a>s.v w. H. G.. Kingston. George Rout-
ledsc q Sons. 1873.
Respectfully, M'
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

AND COMMISSIONERS
Il SALE OF
TEN VALUABLE VACANT LOTS. Fronting
ON THE SOUTH SHE OF CLAY BLTWEEN
NORTON AND KINNEY STREETS: in
THE PLAN OF GEILSTON, AND
NEAR THE NEW DEPOT OF THE
RICHMOND. FRFDERlCKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COM
PANY.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 5 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. 1873:
ana recorded ia the clerks Office of the Richmond
Chaucery Court In ID. Il. 112 A, page 4 10. aud AT
the request OF the beneficiary I'm said deed default
having been made In the payment Of a certain bond
DAY The 10Th day of June. 1880, at 81 O'Clock y.
NJ on the prem ises. the REAL ESTATE IN said
deed-to wit =" All that lot of land on the northeast
corner Of Franklin aud Shafr streets, fronting 81
feet inches on franklin street. and having sepih
OF 1856 feet. more less, 10 an alley 10 feet wide
also, that lot the southwest corner or fi0yd ana
running back 90 feet 10 an alley 81 feet wide
This valuable property. situated In the most desi-
rable and Improving portion Of the city, should al
tract The attention OF those desiring 10 purchase
with view of building or for speculation.
TERMS: The deed requires cash sufficient 10 pay
expenses of sale and bond of $4,000, with interest
from the 7lh day OF November, 1879. bu; more
liberal terms will be made known on day of sale.
A. j. CHEWING, Trustee
CHEWING & ROSE. AuctiOneers. u 5-10t
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioEeers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank

Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneer.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FINE
l. CHICKAHOMINY FARM KNOWN A. ELM
WOOD. WITH $50 654-leO0 ACRES, IN HEN.
| RICO COUNTY, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BE-
| OF deed Of trust from Alfred Moses and wife 10
the subscribers rs trustees. dated 18th Apri, S75
and duly recorded being thereto required by the
premises. the following REAL ESTATE convey Ell
| in said deed-vIz.: On MONDAY the SIS; day OF
sell the ELMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by
SIMON GOuldin, and DOW occupied by MIR. Edward
Taylor: Tins has always been regarded as a re
markably fine farm, being very productive. II mas
desired
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale for about
$500 and expenses OF sale In cash, aud the resi-
due upon such terms the grautOr may prescribe,
but we are authorized to say That II desired terms
viii be made more liberal.
plat of The land may be seen at the Office Of the
auctioneers.
This is al unusual opportunity to get a good BAR.
gain. PARKER CAMPBELL,
MARK DAVIS. JR.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
P0STPONEMENT.
The above sale IS postponed to MONDAY, 2lst
OF june, al IL O'Clock NJ, q. The Office OF GruSbs \
"''''An''' auc''Oneer' MAIN Il aGHAKNpps svIs .rn
1e l.5.s,l0.12,I 4.16&tdtds Trustees.
by w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORT.
4 ABLE FRAME DWELLING IN SIDNEY,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF HARVIE BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CARTER sTkEETs-As
tr<t,e In deed of trust nom Mr. Daniel Cooley and
wife bearing date 18th May, 1879, duly recorded In
Henrico county Court, shall sell al auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the lin o dune. 1850,
~ " O'Clock L. ~, the excellent FRAME DWELL
ING located as above. now occupied By Mr. Robert
Conway, containing three rooms. with front yeran-
feet. ~
TERMS: At sale.
je II w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Aucfioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE At AUCTION OF NEAT AND
- Arp ACTIVE FRANZ DWELLING tBHlCk
RASFMENTl, No. O DUVAL STREET. TWO
DOORS EAST OF CLARKE sTkEET;GWlii ee
add AZ auction on The premises. on FRIDAY AZ
TEKNOIN the 9Th OF June. 1880, at o'clock. that
yery neat and attractive RESIDENCE loca'ed as
above conta ming -four rooms besides wide passage.
NJ has ~ Gently been thoroughly repaired and Is now
I'm complrte order and II is remarkably well built.
TERMS: Unusually accommodating.
w. GOBLIN, Auciioneer.
PS. II can be bought at private sale on the :. In
st.l,nent- plan Ella
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioneer,
No. lib Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, CEN
N TRALLY LOCATED.-I will sell at public
auction, on THURSDAY. June l7th Instant AT W
80 ftet on east line Of Eighth street opposite CITY,
spring Park The lot Is well set In shrubbery. aud
has a depth Of 120 feet to alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ielA Auctioneer
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DOR SALE, A FARM OF FOUR HUN
Il DRIED AND N!NETY-TWO ACRES In Not
toway county, near JenniGgss Ordinsry, on Rich
mond and Danyilie railroad; dwelling with fnar
rooms AID out-houses. Location healthy. For
terms address 4. j. WARD.
je S-d,sw&w2wk Jennings's Ordinary.
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RML-HEADE, $3.50 to % per rsau. q
ID ~ DtsFATCd fRlHvlN6-NOuaD
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIYATE SALE.

>>>-~>~--~>--------->~~-~---~
DROPOSING TO REMOVE TO Thee
l. house recently purchased by me I offer for iii
SALE my RESIDENCE on Third street between
Main aud Cary. IL has eight large rooms besides
hail. bath, and three stoIerooms, pantry, Kitchen
three servants rooms. coal cellars, brick stable, and
carriage-h use. IL has every modern convenience
is well built. the arrangem en convenient. finished
In good style, the walls painted and the premises in
excellent order.
TERMS: Acc )mmodating. II not sold privately
II will be for rent. Apply TO JOHN a. COKE,
je IA eodlw State Bank buildtng
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WASHING THE CITY.

Whatever harm was done in The city,
there csn be no question OF the good done
also. The dirty, muddy streets OF the past
few days looked, after the storm, as clean
as could be desired. Hartford run, Jones's
Falls, and the Basin, with their own pecu-
liar odors, were washed-if not whittier than
snow, yet sufficient to make them, if not
entirely agreeable, at least not so disagree
able as formerly. Strange TO say, the tide
did not rise materially in the harbor.
In the counties the rain no doubt proved
q blessing to the farmers, and was looked
upon as blessing by many, especially
where the crops were OF such character as
not to be beaten down by the raging sheet
OF water that was shOwered down upon
them from the OVERLOOKING cisterDs OF old
Jupiter Pluvius. The good done will more
than balance the harm, no doubt. The city
water supply was benefited considerably,
the lakes. both storage and distributing,
being replenished materially.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A HOUSE.GIRL at Oh
w MARSHALL STREET, near the cfrner Of
Tenth street. je l4-2t
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No. 2 leaves Huntington dalN eNfept >a'"I"!'
No. 1 leaves Huntington daily. t..
No. q leaves Gord0nsyile daily cNc'lh >uA.A, d.,
1T Nos. z and run through IRON hDa'hs''-
10 Richmond. .,-..., .,.,.
No. ~, mixed, leaves stanton dalf 'ts'ts a..
day At 5:aO A. NJ, receiving pasSsen@ris i.--II
glnia Midland train leaving Na,buglD a. ''' -
NJ. aud arrives al Richmond az L. VI. ,,, ~
Virgins Midland train leaving LN,'rV, fhtt
l.f5 a. Al connects closely NTH NJ. =, t.', -
leaving Lynchbnrg a. 1928 \. VI. Come, ~
a far Rtchmond ". NJ. :. DUN,
Engineer and Suier.1irbetD,".
CONWAY v. HOWARD, Genera Pas-ehs,t
Ticket Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 9,
~ 1880, PASSENGER TRAINS Run A. FOL
Lows