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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24
ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
Nails Msin street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
Il REsIDENCE AND yALMhBLE kEAb
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND MD
COUNTY OF HEINRICH, ON MhsduNSnpN
STREET BETWEEN CARY AND BtNEhL1
|STREFTs, Az AUCTI0N.-As trustee 10 oeei OF
trust executed by Jsmes q. Hardy and VIE on the
oath day OF August. 1879. and by write OF de.
cree of the Chansery Court OF the city OF H!cnmonu
entered July 8, 1880. In the suit OF F" Hsrdv,
trustee, ps. Goddin, trustee. Dunkel. ana othtrs,
being required so 10 do ny the parties interestec.
shall on THURSDAY, July 20. 1880. commencing
Mt o'clock J.. d., sell at public auc Ion, on tne
premises all that portion or he PROPERTY con.
veyed by said deed Of trust which lies on he west
side of washington street SAID property " on botn
sides of the corporation lne and has fr0i OF 44u
feel on Washington street, running back l9S rect
between paraeI lines, and includes The Rrsi-
DENCE and other improvements now ana Tor
MANY wears past occupied by Mr.. james C. Hardy:
The land will be 50 subsdlvjdfd rs 10 ave a sum-
Gent lot with the dwelling and Improvements 70
constitute 1t a comfortable and most desirable
suburban. residence. II has been used for many
years by SIR. hardy as dairy, and has ample stable
room and for carrying on mat business
proftsbly. The remainder OF the land not so,d
with the houses will be sub-divided and sold In
building lots OF convenient sire. s.r
The attention. Of capitalists Wishing investments,
and also persons OF small means desiring lots Tor
homes is especially invited 70 this sale. pm .
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his NEGOTIABLE
notes for the deferred payments, and me tire re-
tanned. .n ...r..ti A. X. OURINE1.
fx 90 Trustee.
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By Chewhing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. q north Tenth street.

THAT NEW BRICK DWELLING, No.
Il LOT LEIGH STREET. BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECtIND STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
.TION.-At the request OF the owners, we Will offer
for sale, upon the premises, ON "WEDNESDAY,
PROPERTY. The LOT has front OF 20 feet on
the south side OF Leigh street running back go feet
new. having been only completed about three
months is in perfect order, contains seven rooms
besides kitchen. bath room, closets &C. This pro-
perty IA now rented 20 good tenant and thus Hers
specisI inducements to persons in search OF good.
paving and safe investments. Special attention Is
called 10 this sale. IL Is not 0flen mat new pro-
perty OF this character Is put upon the market.
TERMS Very easy, and made known on DAY OF
sale. CHEW NiNu hOSf'
fy23 AucuODCtrs.
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CRAxE HOUSE AND LOT y ON II PIE y;
il sTREET BETWEEN MAIDEN IA LAS ~ n srs..
srslSG 18TH sTefEI y gss 'sssSdsr,sned trustee.
mosa chsncery Court p y, !, me 70 OF Of
which default has BEEN psds sna NM ~ III nrsii
r.; a.. II RknH fsrx SeIss sonysSss spS s.
curedbytaId he'd III iruy. oeiuG ~, s,n.,,rs
FRAME HOUSE, No, 6l9 RIne sate s. n.naa
~ fref on fire street and running pzck ~ wei
mai siIsi ,nes ll9 feet 10 an sney IA "es "V' anu
e now occupied by J. n. RoGers. - saex q.
TERMs Cnsh as u expsnscs ofssle aug s'of'io'
ana fine bslsncr as annouDced ai sa,e.
4yfg efiJ I'm ifis sTRAUs.
.tl.ar ~ \ I.1HOhfSoS D'i Ty''.is...
=. THOMPSON Baows, AarIton.er. . : N24
prcnnosD, YoKx RIVER Asp cnrssrrAxr |
4 :" ~ "'-.,,rRAILRoAD COMPANY, (
OyFICE FREIgHT HGENT. |
pes --8Isa RIcfiMosD. Va, July 23, 1850.
SPECIAL, NOTICE.-WiIf be sold at the
- York River depot on SATURDAY. july si'''
al :" - n0G One esr-losd Of OAK LUMgEE,c ,,r
to ., eight .nd charges W. - frr,rt Agent.
" 24,z6.26&30-4t Acilnk r--.-". . ~.
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49,
rll1ors Dispdsch Please BE- 20 kidd e
a sSsle whether 3 party Is disIrqncuiseo
Tor nrrtiolpatlng In duel unlo:s saad part
Nss 6een lrIed end convicted for the Of
fence. By answering you viii ob'ige .
reader.
We understand that under the decision
Of this question by the Supreme Court 81
Appeals Of Virginia the law now u that In
ssmuch ~ the Constitution disfranchise'
all persons who were ever In any way en-
gagged 10 duel, the fact that person nas
80 engaged in duel may BE proved before ore
the registrar OF voiers, and u 90 proved u
would operate As Acknowledgement OF toe
party, apd Il would DO tho registrars duty
to rsfuse 10 registrar the name Of the per-
SON who hsd thus been proved to have dis.
frsnchIsed himself.
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The bids will he opened n. the time above named
In the presence OF The Committee on Finance of the
City Council.
these bonds will be issued under authority Of a
resolution Of the Council OF the city Of Rich.
mOnd approved June j 8, $780, 10 proyids funds for
he construction OF new pumps for the CITY Water
Works and will bear Interest at the rate of per
centum per annuT. PAYABLE semi annually In Jasu-
ary and July at the office of the City Treasurer
They are redeemsble at the pleasure. Of the tity
Council any time after the LIST day Of July 1890,
and viii be for sums of 800 or any multiple there
Of Provision has been made for the payment OF the
January, 1881, interest on these bonds out CT the
revenues Of the current year.
The bonds under this loan Will be delivered 10 bid
ders ut the following dates-viz 100000 In Au-
gust, $50. 900 in September, $4,000 in October,
100000 IN November and 100000 In Deem
Der, 1880. payments 10 be made at the lime OF the
delivery of the bonds. .l
Bidders must specify the months in which they
desire The bonds delivered: otherwise the bids will
be taken for delivery al the option Of the Finance
Committee. rs.l -.
Bids must be endorsed, Bids for the s35o,ooO
8 per cent. Loan"
30 hid which is less than par and accrued interest
to da' Of delivery Will he considered.
The Committee on Fiuance reserve the right IL
reject auy and all bids for these bonds.
J.T. ELLYSON,
~ 16t I'd Chairman Committee on Finance.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
M 1109 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
Il DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND on
THE C'ORNER or BAKER STREET AND
SHOCKS ALLEY.--By virtue OF deed OF trust
from Alexander Taylor, dated the 29tn OF April:
1873, and recorded In Clerks once, kichmond
Chancery Court, y. =, liz 4, page ASx, q, ian,t
secured, and at the request or the beneficiary VII
sell 1T auction, upon The premises, ON SAI ukpA
July 3lst, at bk O'Clock p. NJ, The ftvrr ~ ~
or LAND, with q BR lex DWELLING and Other
inprcyemtnu therton, lying and being ~ tne Guy
running hack $50 fIef 70 an aiiey. The hoass son'
tains about stx rooms. t,... ia :, !.
TERMS Can sufnciont 10 pay the expenses Q.
Anil re, 1890. 80 TRANK ID. hill, 4
II 40 Trustee.
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EARNS NEAR RICHMON
FOR SALE.


l25 ACRES. fine improvements, large dwelling
two miles from city.
from city.
% ACRES, neat cottage, pretty grove; Ia full view
0fcity.
80 ACRES. fine new house, Mansard roof; near
Fair Ground.
2s ACRES, with large, fine productive VIM yard ;
near the city.
4 ACRES. excellent biick dwelling, splendid oak
grove; one mile from CITY.
20 ACRES, beautiful grove, nice cottage; two miles
west Of city.
go ACRES, framed dwelling: one mile from city.
"a ACRES, ordinary improvements; one mile from
city (nOrib).
13S ACRES, small dwelling five miles from city.
Az ACRES, good buildings; i've miles from city
(west)
70 ACRES, framed dwelling; two and half miles
from city.
20 ACRES. new buildings; one mile from city.
so ACRES, cottage house; four miles west of city.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO.,
Nv 12.M&Th4w No. north Tenth street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TXCELLENT COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
EWITH ABOUT POUR AND HALF ACREs
OF LAND IN AsHLAND, ON THE MAIN
STREETI ABOUT ONE HUNDRED. YARDS
NORTH OF RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE,
FOR sALE.--At the request OF ar. EDWARD Z.
Howard whose business ebgaLemeRis require him
10 reside in Richmond. I offer for sale his COT
TAGE RESIDENCE, located as above, II contains
six large aud two small rooms and four passagss'
fIon or a large family. Attached 10 II Is about
FOUR AND A HALFACRES OF GOOD LAND.
Ashland possesses many attractions. especially as
a summer residence and for those having children
to educate 1t is not only remarkably healthy, but
al night IL has delightful breezes. The society In
The place Is all that could be desired.
Price very reasonable, and terms remarkabiy ac-
coinmodatiuy. Apply to W. GODDiN.
- Real Estate Au tiOneer.
~ 22-tod2t Richmond. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
i TIE FARM OF THIRTY.THREE ACRES
ON TIE BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE MILE
NORTH OF RICHMOND, on VERY LONG
CREDIT AND SMALL QUARTERLY PAY.
OF trust from G. Lisfeldt. dated 18th April, 1880.
duly recorded in Heprico County Court clerks
ONCE In Deed Book 104, page 46s, default having
been made In the payment Of one OF the noes there
by secured, and being required by the beneficiary,
we will sell by public auction, on The premise on
WEDNESDAY the 4th day Of August, 1880. at
O'Clock T.. NJ, that certsin TRACT OF LAND on
the west side OF the Brook turnpike. about one mile
from the corporate line OF the city Of Richmond,
formerly owned by Charles Hartwel. containing
33 7-l2 ACRES. together with the DWELLING,
barn. and all other improvements thereon.
This Is one Of the incest and most convenient 1T
tie farms near the city, having good improvements
and a very handsome grove Of large oaks In the
yard.
ca si TO defay the expenses or sale and TO nay on
note OF S253.75, due 16-19ih July, 1880, with
costs of protest. and interest until paid and f66
Iae for Insurance; and the balance 10 the extent OF
the debt secured by he trust deed In
instruments of $3.50 each, with interest added from
the ! 9th AnriI. 1SS0-thc next instnlmeni becom-
ing due on the 9Th october, 1880 and II there be
any surpus after dIschsrgng the said trust 1t shall
be m ade payable at such time as the said &. Lsfeldt
NAV dire CT en- the day of SALE The purchaser Will
be required TO pay the taxes for 1880. ..
II. 4. WILSON,
NJ. {. STAPLES,
amos Trustees.
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For further Information apply 10 T. II. LESTER,
Ticket Agent. at depot; A. ". GARREK Flctec
Agent. e26 Main street, General Passenger
AGENTS Office, Room IA, corner Bank aud Tenth
streets
Train for points on Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad leaves daily al $50 4. NJ retaining ar
riyes at $50 Y. VI. Trans for North Carolina
points leave ut 1l:40 A. ~ aud tO:35 p. VI. dsily.
JOHN II. MACNURDO,
General Passenger Agent.
C.P. HYDE. Passenger Ageat. je 5-eoi3Ot
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AMP CHEsPRAKH}
w RAILRoAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 8, $780,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
dayl connecting at West Point on
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sum
1000 A. NJ. day., connecting at West Point With
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TTutESSIDSAhfiy WEDN kTIR y 4 ,:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi-
dence and boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
IO:O0 A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
Sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Bati.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1853 p. MI Arrive at Richmond daily te5cepi
500 Z. NJ. sunday. connecting az West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Ierk, Providence, and Boston.
Notransner OF freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Albania
Careful handling saa dispatch, With lowest rates
guaranteed. -. -.
issued 10 All northera and western points.
For IN formation, apply at once OF the COMPANY
Twenty-third aud Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
oe4 ut. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT
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TAMEsRIyER FARM FOR SALE ON

TAMESRIYER FARM FOR SALE ON
u THE LINE OF THE RICHMOND AND Ar
SCOTTSVILLF-slX HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY-flyE ACRES; one hundred acres OF low
grounds In timothy meadow, very productive; the
balance OF the farm in good heart, aud produces
well all OF the crops and grasses grown In Che State
Two large orchards or about twelve hundred trees
Of choice fiuit, now In full bearing; large yard,
Handsomely OrDa meDted with livery variety OF ever
or, ems and slrubbery magnificent garden spot OF
three acres, enclosed by an osagc.orange hedge,
wen stocked wi h small fruit, &C. This farm can be
easily divided and sub-diyided, ~ desired This Is
one OF the most desirable old homesieads on james
river. Tor further particulars apply TO
THOMAS r. CAN'T,
yl5.2w 2 Scottsvie, AIbemarle county. va.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tim
~ COMPANY. o0
rnv ~Em V0Rx
r0R NEW YORK.

This csnpany VIII dispatch one OF their splensid
steamsrs-OIU DOMINION, WYASokE, NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC RELl, and RiCHhoND-.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. aad SoNDAf !"
high water. - - -, ,,.S -.
shius ro,nr north land At Pier 81, Noste river
fool OF Beach street SHIPS counting soaih ssii ifVm
per aa Nor n river. foo, OF Christopher stresl
These sbips are entirely new, ana wsfs osia ex'
urefsly fer this roats. .s..
Thsy kxve splendid saloons, staie-rooSna ana psts
TSs fare, accommodations and astsa sions are N,
rpssshr r.cs,yea until O'Clock p. NJ. daily. p
rre,gstS for pctnta heyond New rork foxwArdet
With Dispatch, and 20 charge made sxccps sssss exs
csbia fsSe 70 Few York. sia Storage " ssi
%. - sfa fsl,.g ftfa
Yor further Information apply 70
~ GEORGE w. ALIEN q Co, Agena
NV 10 ofice CcNpsnvs ~kzrves. RochsiO
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF IT'S STOCKHOLDERS
HAS
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED ITS
PRINCIPAL. OFFICE AT No. 0 TENTH STREET

Established under the auspices OF such men as the
late A. G.. McIlwaine, its first president; Darcy
Paul, its first vice-president, and ID. b. Tcnuent,
who has been continuously one Of its vice presi-
cents, aud a member of its Finance Com ittee
since It's foundation, 1t has aimed always to main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had to enforce a claim against 1t
by the judgment Of court.
II has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
II. policies have always been incontestsbe after
three years except for actual fraud.
lis assets are larger In proportion 10 liabilities
than those Of any company Ia the United states.
1t invites IN examination into its modes OF In
vestmeni, rs strength. and its rates. ss,.' 3
Ii issues policies OF insurance In amounts not ex-
ceeding IS 0O0-for single year, term Of years
tat rates quite as low As cooperative assessments),
or for life, and endsw,nents for any period. Pre-
niums payable annually, semi annually, quarterly,
or monthly. SAMUEL B.PAUL, President.
JAMES w. PROGRAM. Secretary. jy7-im
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FINANCIAL.
$35O,OOO CITY OF RICHMOND
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1880.
SEALED BIDS addressed to The undersigned win
be received at the Office OF The City Auditor until
IL O'Clock N. on MONDAY the &c day Of August,
1880, for all or any portion OF
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CENTUM REGIS
TERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND,
payable thirty.foui years after the LIST day OF
July, 1880.
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BY John VI. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.
SALE
OF
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND
IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER.

Nv Virtue of a certain deed of trust from Don T..
lIzlsey and wife TO the trustees OF the West-End
I,uidinx Association. dated 23d day OF june 1878.
and duly recorded In the Hastings Court Of Man.
chester on the I'd day OF July, 1878, In Deed Book
volume g. page 6S. we rhe undersigned, the present
TRUSTEES of said Association and successors In ONCE
of the trustees men Toned In said deed OF trust being
required u do bv sid Association the ssid Don
y Uslsay having failed 10 comply with The obliga-
ton Of the bond secured by said deed will offer for
saie upon the premises, on TUESDAY, THE 27TH
pAY OF july, 1880. at oclosk I. NJ the fol-
side Of JacKson street between Porter aud Bain-
bridge streets running back between parallel lines
125 feet 10 an alley In common ii feet wide--this
lot being IN the part OF the city where II Will adj
vance and .hou ID attract capitalists.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
ROBERT SEMI,
40 A.SPIsS,
G. WIGGKRS.
~ l6-10t Trustees.
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RICHsoso AND PgTrRsBURg ,
RllfH0AD GONpaEy

RICHMOND AND PETERs BrRGy
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July Is,
" 1850, trains on this read will run ~ follows:
LEAvx RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 n, THROUGH NAIL daily, conne.tisa
for Char'cston, savannah. Augusta
and Aiken (vis Charlestonl, Rslaisn,
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
aud Manchester, and a. Halfway ON
signal.
$40 P. III. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Passengers tskins this train will make
clsse connection ~ Pe..rssurg for
Nnrfnlt.
600 A. 81. THROUGH FRfIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connecting with A.,
NJ. & o. II. r., for tyuchburg aud be-
You'd.
LEAVE PETERSBURG WORTH.
600 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT Tally Except
Sunday. connecting Nth Richmond,
frcoeTicksburg az Potomac railroad
t. for all D0ints Moth East. and West.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except sOnoayl. Stops at all sta
tions.
sA4 2. "A. THROUGH MAJ. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
'-f Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cenaec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
sll points North and West. This train
st0ps at Manchester and Chester, and
at Balf-W and DruTl's Bluf. on
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start IRON
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono q A. VI. and $50 l.. NJ; leaye Peters
burg 9:3O A. VI. and $40 r. NJ. every sunday.
jy23 I'D. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT.
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QOOK AID JOB WORN NEATLYEY.
y 4 s1yTED AT Tai 6iiFArCa Sinflis.
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The Eiephansine ObeIisls.


now THAT 1T is here, WHAT SHALL BE DONE
WITH IT?--X0 SITE, NO LANDING, NO Off
GAL KNOWLEDGE, But RED TAfE ALL
R0UxD-wAs IT STOLEN? -
New York HERALD, yeserday.l
The next thing 20 be done for our obelisk
IL to get it ashore. II may be easier to do
that than II was to get 1t on board, for this
is New York and that was Alexandria, but
Captain Gorringe has still no enviabie task
upon his hands. II fewer facilities offered
themselves. in Egypt there was also very
much less red tape to be tied and united.
Yesterday Captain Gorringe, accompanied
by General FL. A. Barnum, harb0f master,
called at the dock department to
ascertain what point would be most
available for landing the stone, ard
also what assistance that department
could afford the work. The subject
was discussed. in the presence OF Com
missioner vanderpoel, Secretary Lynch,
and Chief Engineer Greene. Captain Cor
rin2e said that he desired 10 begin the work
OF unshipping inst as soon as proper land
ing place was designated. There was no.
immediate haste about the obelisk itself,
which would have to be removed from a
dry.dock last OF ell; but the pedestal and
the fifty other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES might be
taken OF at once. 1t was, OF course, de-
sirable to land them as near to Central
Park rs possible. He would require one
OF the city's largest derricks to lift the
pedestal, which weighs iorty-three tons,
and strong dock was necessary
for lis reception. Some one had gsug.
rested the use OF YanderbiIts new docks
at Sixty.third street, on the North RIVER, but
without going further In that direction.
Commissioner vanderpoel explained that
the rocks would render the removal Of the
stones from these docks difficult II not an.
impossible thing. He suggested that the
sixty.eighth.streef dock, where many valu-
able objects OF art have before been landed,
might serve the purpose; but Engineer
Greene said that the dock would not sup
port the concentrated weight OF the pedes-
tai. The Engineer thought that the most
available place would be about Fifsy.ffth
street, East river, and without going any
more definitely into this branch Of the sub
feet the conversation turned to the means
OF unloading.
OFFICIAL IMPEDINENTs.
Commissioner yanderpoel asked Captain
Gorriuge bow soon be woull require der
rick, and was told at rough estimate IN
about ten days. Engineer Greene said there
would be no difficulty In handling the stones
az soon a. the payment therefor was settled.
This brought the explanation from the Cap
tain that everything thus far had been ex-
pended BY bin alone. but when II was
erected certain sum was to be given him
in repayment BY prominent citizen,
meaning Mr.. William II. vanderbilt: That
sum. however, would not cover the cost
OF putting the obelisk 10 place. Mr. Van
derpoel asked In whose charge the ODE
he IUex al "a nta
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP i'm
IL $780,
AGENCY,
e26 MAIN STREET,

representing the following first. class ocean-steam-
ship lines: CuNARD, lNMAN, ALLAN, AMhRt-
LANDs-AMEKICAN. HAMBURG-AM AMERICAN,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRST.CLASS, SECOND-CLASS, STEERAGE
Tickets 10 and from all points IN Europe At lowest
rates. Siaierooms secured Ia advance.
Excursion tickets al reduced rates.
Railroad and steamship tickets 10 All points IN the
United States ana Canada.
Passengers and baggage called for. Baggage
checked 10 destination.
Rates same as AZ depots and general Offices Of the
lines. lie l4-3m \. W. tANBtk.
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RICHMOND. FRED'e @ POTOMAC 4. X. Co,l
RICHMOND. VA. November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road will run IS follows:
t NORTH BOUND.
a12 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily tex.
cept sundays; due at WashlAgton
1:i0 r. M; Bsl,imore, sos Z: Nj:
Philxdetphia, $3.50 p. NJ; New York
1908 r. VI. ....
500 p. NJ, leaves Byra-Street station dairy; dus
at Washington. Gas r. NJ. Baltimore
1928 z. 81. Phils delphia, x:sS A. II.
New York, 6:45 A. VI.
400 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor
- junction. leaves Bread street. station
daily iexcept sur days).
SOUTH BOUND. =,
IO:l5P. NJ, arrives at Byrd-suees station daily
fexcept Sundays). Leaves New York
cas- A. M: Philadelphia. il:4b A.
M; Baltimore, $50 r. N. Washing
fl4o A. A., arrives ., Byrd-ssreet ssattoy daily.
Leaves New York, l0:0t r. NJ; fhil
sdeiphia, LILO 4. M; baltimore
8;&a A. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
~ at Broad-Stseof station daily lexcep
Sandaysls @. A.TAfLOks
fr General Ticket Agenl
E.r. u. MYnRs. General asnsviHtssdsnt y
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TIME LATEST STYLES AND DE-M
l. SIGNS OF ELEGANT f1 u
~ CLEANSER SUITS, - ~
PARLOR SUITS,
DINIyG.RooM SUITS,

DINING-R0OM SUITS, 49,,
can new be seen atrny wareroops ON Governor street.
Tbese goods have been Manufactured os most
* workmen and og the beat materials an
are warranted to sive sa.isfactiou. am seutnx
soods a low as any osh.sr nrst-ciass estabshmsnt
in this country. Exariine nv stock ana YOU VIII
and The styIes, prices. and quality 10 suat. ~
II . .s'Ifl'I SAMUEL w. HAkWO0D.
my S-MAWSW Governor Strucs, kicninonds
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BOARDING..

HEATL A N d .-FIRST-CLASS
w BOARD Ar wHEATLAND. DELIGHTFULLY."-
located country residence. three miles north oil
Stsunton, ON the line of Valley Railroad station,
near two daily mails. Address
MRS. /. HARTMAN.
Nulbrook Depot, near StaunloR.
Nv l9-6t Augusta county, Virginia.