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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE DEMOCRATS SAD.

GLOOM AT HEADQUARTERS RS IN wAsHINGToN--BAR-
NUN DowNCAsr, But THREATENING NEW
TRICKS.
BY TKLFGBAPH rBIRrVF.l
WASH NGroN Oct. 1f.--lt Is difficult for the
Democratic leaders to reaze the magnitude of their
defeat. Their headquarters arc deserted by day
and darkened by night. The few who venture to
say anything simply echo the reported wall of Mr.
voorhees,. am too sick TO talk about the election.
Our strongest counties fell disastrously below ourrx-
pectations' For the present the energies Of The
Democrats are paralyzed, and the managers say they
viii row await the action of the sDecial meeting Of
the National Committee. which has been called AT
New-York on Sa urday next.
A gentleman who travelled from Indianapolis TO
Hafrlsbur, on the raln with William IL. Barnum,
reports that he was downcast. lie read the dis
patches which were handed 10 him at many stations
without "a smile. lie had arranged to receive DIS
patches the train ~ midnight. 5ut his friends in
Indianapolis sent none
Senator Mcdonald was asked to scnd news to the
Democratic Headquarters here bur be failed 10
sen any. although Eppa Hinton. Joseph Black
burn. Robert McLane and Others waited until nearly
davbr,ak for them. II was not until morning thar
Mr.. B,ruum received dispatches aud they told him
thai Porter certainly elected Governor by 2,JCO
majority.
Mr.. Barnum says That the Republicans viii do
well not 70 crow unit they are ont of th" woods
that Hancock IS stronger I'D Indiana than L,nd~rs
and Baruum Will show them a trick OF TWO that
tuev DO not dream Of before the November elec-
tons The Republican managers Will wltch for
TINS trick as they have been watching for
so many Others. with renewed vigilance.
TIE threats of Barnum are seriously made,
but II is doubtful whether thev are
uIrcc1ed 10 GDv spec ic p1n OF 0peT1tons 4 letter
written by Genera! Dudley OF Indiana. dated q to-
ner T. shows how accurate he Republican managers
were in their tlmates and how thorough their can
vass WIS. This letter friend assured the l1tter
that the Republicans would elect Porter make
gam Il 81 Iht Congressman and elect Fl ty-Onr mem
beTs OF the Leg stature % tOrtv-Hve Democrats and
one Grcenbacker At last accounts the Republicans
had elected afty-jhree members of the Legislature.
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THANKING THE RANK AND FlLE.

The following order was issued yesterday from
the headquarters Of the Garfield anG Arthur Cam
paign CluD Of the Repubhcan Central Committee:
NEW YORK, October IA. 1880
CIRCULAR No. 9.
l-lse partde mas taken place and the public has
passrd iis judgment.
1.-The Chlef Marshal returns his most hearty thanks
" eaeA ana every association connected with It, and
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A 1rRukEIN NEWARK.

SoMERvILLE, n j.. Oct 1.-The Hon. Cortlandt
Parker. of Newark, spoke 10 large audience here
tonight, 900 people being present. Fireworks,
mnsic and sautes testified To the general JOY over
the Indiana and ONO elections.
10, ,s, Comments october Pteto<s Second PAM
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FNTHUsIAsM AT JoHSsrowS. ny.

JoHNsTowN, \. Y. Oct. l4.-Johnstown was all
ablaze tonight One hundred guns were fired. and
ba.d played thrr-Ch the streets, which filled
with neonle - es were made on all the cor
ners Fulton County ls safe for more han It's usual
majority.
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NEW-JERSET'S FOREST FIRES.

South AMBoY. n. j., Oct 14.-FOrest fires
hav been burning south Of tins place Tor several DAYS
large tract OF valuable wood aud in sayre lie was
swept over by she fl Glm"s yesterday. The damage IS
heavy. Another outbreak of fires ia feared on
Of the long au ut AMI the dry OF tue aeh
In
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MorEuEyrS OF PRESIDENT HAYES.

SAN Francisco. Oct. IA dispatch of
vester ay from Port Townsend, W. l.. says: " The
Presidential plrty visited the miles from this
civ and were rendered military reception. shortly
aferward their boa eamed away for the Straits. 10
mn .n cIrCIll ni = Jn ID.
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REPUBLICAN REJOICINGS.
PFNNsYIVANIA AROUSLD
IBY TEL GRAPH TO THg TRIBUNE |

MILFORD. Penn, Oct. 14.-rhe news of the Re
publican victory IN Indiana and Ono fell like a
thunderboIt IN tike, the banner Democratic county
OF Pennsylvania. The Democrats are utterly DIS
besrtened and Disguised; Republicans are IN their
bappest moot. Large Republican gains may Oe
ca pected IN Pike County between now and the No
yeubeI eleC tlOu.
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4 DISPATCH FROM Mr.. DORSEY.
IL MAJORITY FEOM 5000 TO S,0O0-NINE RE

-'A-''
PUBLIC ~ CONGRESsMEN.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEl
TNDIANAp0IIs Oct. 14.-W. g. +. Treat is elected
10 Congress IN the Vth District. This makes nine
Republican Congressman. The Legislature Is Re-
publican by fourteen majority Porter's majority
Will not be less than 5000; 1t may reach 5000.
: w DORSEY
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no PAUSE IN TIE CANVASS.
REPUBLICAN ZEAL NOT RELAXED

ID
ENTHUSIASM AT RFPUBLJCAV HFADQJ APTFRs--
DISCUSSING THE QUESTION ~ sryDTNO AID
TO THE SOCTH-WFETTvGs Ltsr EVENING.
The satisfaction Of the Republicans at the
success of the party IN Chic and Indiana seems
only to incite them to renewed efforts
in the wOrE Of the canvass. Prepa-
rations for many meetings and rousine
speeches are being pushed forward. The New
York State Committee Is especially active.
The Executive Committee at National Head
quarters yesterday discussed the advisability
OF sending aid and speakers to the South.
Several local meetings were held last night,
and the re- dents of South Orange and other
towns IN New-Jersey gave vent 20 their en-.
thusiasm il fine parade
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GESERAL GRANT TO VISIT VERMONT.
MONTPELIER. w.. Oct. l4--Gonera Grant has
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GLOOM AT HFADQUARTFRs IN wAsHINGToN--DAR-
NUN DowNCAsT But THREATENING NEW
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opposite this city, visiting Mrs. =. W.
l}avv. ID an interview With your GORE.
spondsnt to-day Miss Cumm!ns stated that
she had never received the slightest legal Or
otiacisl notification from any d the authors
ties In Texas regarding the case. Lacking
such n ,tice she did not feel inclined to put
herself IN what she believed would De dan
ger of her HE by voluntarily appearing rs
a witness against popular Texas ruflian.
" I have made no attempt, said Miss Cnm'
Minis, TO conceal my whereabouts. NY
address has been published time and again
In the theatrical papers, aud only six weeks
aro i met brother OF currie In Washing.
ton, with whom / had some conversation :,
regarding the matter. or course, even u
I had been notified TO appear, IT would not
be for me to say whether i should 90 SO or
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DY Grbbs . Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
eleventh street bet ween Main aud Bank.


u,R,IsTEEy SALE OF "A LARGE
VuMBER OF BUILnlNg LOTS On .A i.t,
arr AND CHERRY sTREETs, sVgn ,,s. ~ ~
cAHY STREET, At AVCTi0N.-.In exccuu ,isss o ,a
I'D cf trust rrorn Lewis Il. Hsrvis ana VIE Ne, 20
he s,sbscribers ne trustees. dxfed NAV ~. ao.o.
and daIy recorded, being thereto required Ds she
~ yfses secur.d we viii sell by suction, UPON ane
pprru,ises on MONDAY the i4th Gay OF June, lsuV.
rcem menctua at 8 O'Clock X. M tnc io''o"'hk
pRcpERI'Y conveyed IN said deef-to VII
isf. 4 Htyr on the west side OF Laurel petween
IN rsi,celand and Beverly Streets adjoining 81. An
dress,s chanel 10 by about lao feet:
I'd. A LOT on the west noe on t.au .'a ~ fact
BeycrIy ard Aibemare streets. beeinnine gv ,ee'
north OF Abpmarie street. 269 by about iSI Iee'.
Al. LOT al The souiheast corner OF Cherry anu
Heyeriy streets. so by 1873 feet.
Atb LOT on the east side OF Cherry s.rec 81 pe-
ginning so feet north OF Abemar'e street, oV w
All OF these lots run back TO alleys twenty fest
wide. and they will be sod In 'uch parce' As ou-
TEENS: The decd authorizes the sale 10 De FOR
atout 90 100 cash, but by consent ihe tales wiz oe
up0n The foowing very liberal terms--to vii, one
fourth cash balance at one, two ana tnree Years.
with Interest semi annually, and secured by uust
deed. a, ..,.-.,v q.
situated in q rapidy-improving part Of the CITY.
and persons OF small means WILDE ahie 10 nuy upon
the terms given. L. W. %mInp,,..o
Trustees.
curppc 4 WIrrYANs Auctieneers. te4
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BY Grutbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
INei-I.oTS IN THF PLAN OF BELLEvILLE,
On WEST FRANKLIN AND WEST X A & u
STREETS. AT AUCTiON.-ln execution OF shree
several deeds OF trust from Edward Miy0 and wife,
duly recorded and referred TO below, the trustees
v III sell bv auction. upon the premises on TpE
DAY NE 22a d,y OF June 80 AZ oeoeS T. M
lying in The plan of Beliryile-to wit:
First. Under decd to |. IL. Darlington aud 4; ID.
Williams trusieet. dated 20th November, 1877,
will be sold LOT o. GROUND on the south side
of Franklin street, beginning at D. Z. Skaters west
corner, l50xl44 fet ~ an alley 20 ret wide; a
LOT he north side OF Grace street. beginning at
:. j. Rutherfoord's west corner, l6sxI39K feet
(more or les.) to an alley 20 feet wide; and LOT
1T the nor beast corner Of Grace aud Ryand streets
overlooking The College grounds 27OXl39 feet 10
an alley 20 feet wide.
Second. Uuder deed TO ]. II. Darlington, trustee,
dated 29ih November, 1876, viii be sold LOT on
The sou h side of Franklin street. beginning 100
feet west OF j. {. Skaters corner, 2OOXl4f FEET 10
an alley 20 feet wide.
Third Under deed 10 ]. ". Darlington and Ash-
ton S,arke, trustees. dated 9th September, 1876,
will be sold a LOT on ih- uh side Of Franklin
street, beginning 80 feet east Of the dividing ltue
te ween Bellevlie and The Richmond College pro-
perry, 225X144 feet t. an alley 20 feet WIDE.
These saies VIII be In lois and parcels TO meet The
wishes of bidders.
The opening and grading Of the streets and o her
i'm pro 1ements now progressing and in contelnp's-
ZION by he city IN front OF these lots and steady and
rapid growth Of ,he best character along their inc.
give that the above property Is soon 10 be
ranked as amongst the most desirable In The entire
CITY for private residences and no such opportunity
can again be offered 10 purchase al first hasds lots
so tligiby located Cu Franklin and Grace Streets
and AZ prices much below those ohlaiued anywhere
else on tho Streets 50 much preferred for private
residences. Attend this sale and secure al Il snal
cost frs class lots OF ample dimen ions.
TERMS 10y CONSENT: One lhrd cash; balance at
six and twelve months with interest and cured by
deeds OF trust. ]. II. CARRINGTUN,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
ASHTON STARKE.
Trustees.
GEUsBS & WILLIAMS, AuciiOnerrs. je
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l1OS Vain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW
i MODER My CONSTRUCTED STOCK
Brick DWELLINGS, Nos. sos. 507, AND 500
TWELFTH STREET, NEAR CLAY. AT AUG
TION.--By virtue ~ hree deeds Of trust from John
H. Claiborne aud wife-the first rec rded Ia ID. H..
1877. page 10Y, the second In ID. Ii. IL g, page
204. and the third I'm -. g. ia B, page 1859, ONCE
cerk Richmond Chancery Court-having been re.
qdested to do by the benefclarics secured under
said deeds, viii sell II auction upon the prem
ises, On THURSDAY. I'm june. 1880, at ~
o'clock T.. 81. The PROPERTY described In said
deeds follows: All That lot of ground In the city
OF Richmond on the east side of Twelfth street.
commencing al a uOni IS feet north of Clay street,
fronting on Twelfth street SO feet and running back
between parallel lines 1872 feet. with TWO BRICK
DWELLINGS thereon: also. The lot adjoining the
above on the north with BRICK DWELLING
tnereon commencing AT the line of he lot conveyed
by said John II. ClabOrn 10 Louis BremOnd Dy
deed dated January rs. S76. fronting on Twelfth
street Is feet with depth OF 1872 feet. These
houses contain each seven rooms and two rooms In
wing, kitchen, bath, gas, closets coal cellars In
'front.' aud are now in perfect order. Having been
built very recently under the supervision OF FIRST
class architect, and being near 10 The bur iness
portion OF The city, this properly of RS good in-
vesment. particularly as they are now rented 10
good tenants at $500 per annum.
TERMS While The deeds require about S6.2S0
cash, with interest, aud expenses of SALE more ilbe
raj terms may be announced on day of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Surviving Trustee IN first deed:
70. II. GILLIAN. Trustee;
JET HENRY G. CANNON. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA.
Z il BILE RESIDENCE, NO. 201. ON e0u1H SIDE
OF MAIN Strict BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD sTREETss-By virtue Of deed OF unn.
dated the nth day Of April 1873. and recorded n
Richmond Chancery Court. =, y. ll2 a, page 2S ;l
being required 80 to do by the beneficiary IN sala
deed, default having been made IN the paymen,
OF certain note tnSre,n secu5eS' we ~ J sss
1850. on the premises, at @ O'Clock r. NJ, me
PROPERTY above mentioned, descrtbcd a. foi-
lows in said deed: That certaia LOT OF LAMP,
MA BRICK TENEMENT theresu, Situated on me
south side of Main street, fronting IA ieet, ana
extending back within parallel lines 90 feet 70 an
aIIey.r The DWELLING has ten rooms above the
basement, Us IN good repais and 4 occupied z, az
DETACHED KITCHEN ON the premises Atien-
ton Is particularly called TO the substantial manner
in which this properly IL built, Offering ether
most comfortable home or an iaviting investmeni.
Trims: Cash as to expenses 81 executing lhls
trust and TO pay note Of 1880. with Interest
from the Gath day OF April, 1880. I'LL day OF SAFE
on a credit as to three notes OF s67. 80 esch pay
able respectively at "a. 80, ana 33 months from tie
18th Of April, 1878, and one for t3,Oo! ;oW, Jay
ablo 80 months from the 17ih OF Aprfl. 1879; tne
NJ the sale, FURMAN TUPPER,
~ VIZ A. j. CHEWING,
ta1I Trustees.
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SALE OF MOST DEsIRA'
i Bile BaoAp-srREET PROPERTY, ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. OPPOSITE
FoRDs HOTEL, WITH ALL -.
5', THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON.

BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 2Sd DAY o.
March, 678 and recorded IN Richmond Chancery
Court ID. b. 1O7 3e6, executed 10 tns unarr.
signed trustee by William A. Maury, sDeciai com
missl0per by decree Of Richmond Chancery Conr;
entered 7ih day Of March, 1875, styled Tab1 ana
aIs ps Catherine Shepard and ats, directing saia
commissioner to execute said trust. and also oy g.
= Taub to secure certain Degofia0e notes tberelh
described, and default having been mace IN pal
ment OF one OF said notes. and heing ftqu'reu, ~
the holder of said note 10 do, VIII sell al puDc
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY,JUNE 18TH, AT o'cLocKP NJ,
the PROPERTY above described In said deed. as
follows: "Tbat certain LOT and DWELLiNG-
HOUSE above de,cribed. and situated at me norin,
east corner formed by the intersection OF Broad ana
Eleventh streets, known and described In the said
cause as the Green corner"
THE improvements consist OF a LARGE FRAME
DWELLING, with eight rooms, and once ironing
on Broad street-mAking IL exceedingly de1raDe
for physician or lawyer. Aso,a FRA HOUSE
an Ele, enth street With six rooms, and sTAbLE.
The LOT fronts SO feet on Broad street., WIN =
depth of 1866 feet more or less, TO the building Oh
the Court of Appeals. o,o
TERMS cash us 10 expense of sale and $4,000,
with accrued interest to date or sale: balance on
sucb terms AS may be announced at sale.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. le7
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FANCY GOODS.
An IMMENSE STOCK
IA AT
sos BROAD STREET.


We receive during this week the largest stock OF
FINE GOODS we have shown. call will satisfy
any one Of this fact.
An elegant assortment Of TRIPLE.PLATE SILL
VERWARE CASTORS from $3.50 to ss-elgbt
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL EPERGNES
HANDSOME CAKE-BAsKETS, WATERS,
GUBLETS; novelties in PERFUME and
CARD-STANDS. These goods are warranted
equal &c the best, and the moderate price for the
elegant designs aud wo smanship will surprise
all!
In VELVET FRAMES Offer several novelties at
IL that are retsilingin New York for $3.50 and
sl7J, and our FIFTY-CENT CABINET is
equal D. any shown at 75c. In town.
WATER. COOLERS of handsome finish and the
best quality, all sizes, at very low prices;
UNION WEB HAMMOCKS at IL aad 90, war;
ranted TO hold weight Of 500 and 500 pounds
MEXICAN GRASS HAMMOCKs for those tha {
prefer them.
bought an importers entire line Of samples of
ALBUMS at first cost, and shall sell them al 4
correspondngly low price; SOLID LEATHER,
MOROCCO, and CALF, In elegant designs, from
soc. TO 1915.
A very choice assortment OF VASES and TOILET
SETS; a small fob lot Of ELEGANT CUT aud
HAND.PAINTED BUD-vAsES at 81 a pair
worth s1.75: HANDSOME PINK TOILET
SETS at $50 and sl.75 worth So.
In GENTLEMEN'S CHAINS We have a very fine
lot Of SHELL CHAINS. with CHARMS, ut soc. ;
so patterns PLATED CHAINS, good quality,
ats1 20ps terms OF the BEST STOCK PLATE,
warranted, at from So TO %.
Novelties in NICKEL and NICKEL AND GILT
SLEtVE-BUTTONS at Csc; HANDSOME
STOCK-PLATE BUTTONS at so, 75c =, and 81.
Elegant new designs In LADIES' BRACELETS al
81, t2.75, 50, and 1925.
A IT. . ID CT
have a very lsrge line at low prices.
DURABLE STEW-PANs, PRESERVING-KRT-
TIES, PORCELAIN.LINED KETTLES &c.
W. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
The largest and best stock OF CANES at 10, 10,
20, and 25c., shown In the city. Je3
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ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.

'U'O 81 MMEp IOChioAS'
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the waterlng-pac should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
,pparatus which cannot be had outside Of city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LIGHTs, which burn
READY. MADE MUsTARD-PLASTERS, which
are always ready, and act In three minutes:
SOFT RUBfiER AIR.PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
sPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
'sELF-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRINGEt,
VALENTINES MtAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLiCE-
RINR,
JOHNsTON'S FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG'S SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LiEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL G6ANUM. food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARlNA,
GERBER'S MlLk-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT NEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DISINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent contagi0n;
and all reisble medicines, new remedies, and appa-
ratus, 10 be had Of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED To my IA
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- a.Ir Of VALUABLE

rRr-srEEy SALE OF s rALe s4nnsT
MIsr;ESSRj, Ar, E 5HS Rem M!SS!fR VIM
I'D - u 49, ~ trnst from Robert s ~ al ~
S.sS scs 4 Mex il,sssysd sSS "a ssrs Sss :;
,rsv eourt We will sell. pslnh I
% y holder Of ssf IL nG he
default having Dss ,s.es' or, THURSDAY, gath Of
June, 1880. at ss o'clock = f: ~; us '' ' WV
veysd he SAC ofs o fronting 80 feet on winder
Sss e e :s z % pay es' rs q
J,sns .otss %sat due, with intsres, III pid9ne
Of e4e.42' que 1a,th. 1850 and on credit as
~ O. o. S cue November 2oth $780, and s4oi'
Due ISsn .. Myj deed.s LoT also on Wnder street.
80 s sae 81 rs feet alley 10 feet WIDE and
ppou the following terms: note NJ Ah3 Win,
interest sines ag 3D. 1879 ~ Ps sso and Ip The
credit as 70 800, ." os such time ss win be announced
baancs,n an' NJ. &. STAPLES,
ST the sa'e' R.T. WILSON.
- Trustees In both deeds.
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corner OF Eleventh anu bdhk suee's'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
OF RicHMoND. At THE NORTHWEST COR:
SER OF CARY AND SEXENT EENTH FL
STREETS, AND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC.
UND sTREETs.-By virtue OF a deed or uu r
2sth sfJaly, 1879; duly recorded 10 the E iMS
1879 IN Rock 10 A, page 90, shail, In execution
thereof, proceed 10 sell at public auction, on Tue
premiss respectively In the order advertised. on
MONDAY. Ash OF June, 1880 at o'clock 7; m;;
that LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK STOKE
and DWELLING covered with slatcl located AZ
the northwest corner OF Gary ana seysneegn III
has front Of 22xl10 feet to vide alley, and Is
regarded first-raie business-stand. Atler which,
say at O'Clock L. NJ that HANDSOME LOT on
the north side Of Marshall between First and
Second sireets, fronting ee4 feet, running back
about 1871 feet TO an alley: ha:ing thereon IWO
LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS, each containing
seven rooms. besides Kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and 10 pay of a note past due FOR f3-oOu;
balance IN such terms as sha he announced at The
time OF sale. W. GODDlN' Irustee'
te
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RAILROAD LN-.s
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAKKl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY q. 1880.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
day. connecting At West Poiat on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily (except Sun.
1000 A. 81. I day., connecting at West Pont with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
T THEREBY. . wFp s SEs9AY:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi-
denee and Boston on TUESDAY and
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
TuEsBAS Sop TMuRsb a w ssa s saT
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
s:55 Y. MI Arrive at Richmond daily Except
500 T.. M sunday, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight At kicnmoaa 80 or rom
soatnsrn points Cars run through setween Atlanta
Careful handling ana dispatch. with lowest ra,ea
Isroask bills OF lading, with suAraaseed rates,
Issued 20 al northern ssd western points.
For irfarnxtion, apply At once OF the company.
Twenty-thiy and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
os4 II. 7. DOUGLAS. sapsrln,endsnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14
by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
l106 Main street.

prick STORE. WITH DWELLING
LOVER SAME. NO. 2403 MAIN STREET. FOR
SALE At AuCfloN.--At the request of the owner
90 TUESDAY, June 10Th, at o O'Clock ". ST.. the
aforementioned PROPERTY. fronting Is feet on
Maih street, and running back about Ia feet 10
vide paved alley. II has gas. water, aud culvert
ettons ana ~ present oecup pied by prompt.
paying tscans. Parties wishing 90 invest would 10
we'll ~ attend, ~ the owner Is ANXIOUS 10 SELL ana
. willing TO sen for much Iess than the real value
u the property,
SUTTON 4 Co.
JelI Auctiopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14
nv Juo. v. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer'
oJg Main gfreet.

BY Jno. v. Laushton, Jr, Auctioneer'
9I6 Main street.
CTOCK OF FAMILY GR RoS.as w.
- FURNITURE, ONE.H0hSTr 30 10 Is,n ,ns,snt
A 10 oclocH viii sell al The store Ne lol2 msss
Broad street the stock Of FAMILY GHocEhiE''
Consisting C19 q and BOTTLED GOODS,
WOOD WARE, VINEGAR,
SOAPS, TOBACCO. CIGARS,
GLASS JARS. SCALES.
30, SIG AIRS, C0FFEES, TEAS, &C.
The stock Is new and fresh.
lot OF CORD-W0OD.
ALSO, r
A small lot Of HOUSEHOLD fUkNIiohE'
COOKING-STOVE, .r.cu,ur
GROVER 4 BAKER SEW I NJ, sn a. niN1'
1 very good On E-HORsE CARkIAGr;- r.,
'''' JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. JR..
ia Auttioneer.