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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-17

a r. MR aE %asyu
DICHMOND AND PETERSpT,ss
h RAILROAD COMPANY. -tionra,so.II1 nv
SUNDAY. Juoe IL, 1881, trains on this f,S I,i
ran as follows; WI
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
3a0P. NJ, FAST MAIL, dsily. Mase. ,t,,-..
connections for "a sannsb. ecrI,'oozh
nj Petersburg. Pullman Palscfr sDAy
ing Cars between Milford, Va. ~;
1850 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily, cos,,..,-
for Raleigh, Charleston. Angn,,,.S
Aiken, sayapDah, aud Jackso6y1h
st0ps at Shops, Chester Cooir,He'
Drewry's Blnf on signal. Pu,ls.+
Sleeper between New Yors Ill
Charleston on this train. ~1
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT, daily exc. pt SUNDAY
$50 A. 81, FREIGHT. daily except sund1y
LEAVE PETERsBURG-NoRTH.
AIS A. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. stops orr,
Chester. POllman slcsper5 bsiTI."
Charleston and Milford. Va 1--WE
7:a0 A. NJ, FREIGHT. daily exceDt SUNDAY
3:45 +. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily. cGnb,,,,-
with Richmond. Frederick .bur,
Potomac railroad Tor an poini. Ftal
ana West; also making conrsc,Aa!
with chesapeake and Ohio rai,1,dCt
the Virginia springs and All f.tE
North and West. This train so,.-s
Manchester, Chester, and Cent?
Pullman Sleepers on thl, Train E
tween Charleston and Nav yotL 'V'
$40 p. ~, FREIGHT, daily except suuhV
A direct four.hOurs connection Is made h,f,,..-
Richmond and Norfolk by trains ltayng R'rtrao.Il
az 1850 A. NJ, aud Norfolk al 1926 + N ~.
special advertisement illustrauDg the alraci,.s,r
All trains leaving Petersburg will start from. ,n.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS re,,e p,.,
mODd at 8 A. NJ. aud o PM Leave P.frr.bgry i
A. VI. and Z. NJ. every sunday.
=. y KLINE, Supcra.erdas,
A.PoPE' General Passenger aud Tic,ct 4Een,.
~ lA
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. &e.

HENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GROCER. AND DEAL Err IN IRON AND STEEL,
corner Fifteenth and CSry streets, Richmond, Va
Personal attention given 20 the sale OF Grain, Leaf
Tobacco, Flour and all kinds or Country Produce.
BAGS furnished al usual rates. Am assisted by my
iaiher Mr.: SAMUEL WoRTHAM, )ale OF +. & =.
WORKMAN a Co. jy7
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WANTED. A PARTNER WITH A

WANTED, n PARTNER WITH "A
w CAPITAL OF $500 10 Join Ia an old and
established BARK and SUMAC-MlLL, situated on
one OF the railroads leading INTO Rich nond. There
Is a thirty. horse. power engine In Tie building
also. a Talr Cf No. CORN ana PLASTER
where The land is heavily timbered. aud the same
engine could run a siave-machif and saw-mi'l
A store could also be run 10 advantage. This Is
rare chance for good and pay log business eOnnec.
lion. Parties wishing 10 communicate will address
3D. post office. " -
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
UCHAINs, CHARMS, JEWELRY, CLOCkS,
PLATED-WARE,C CUTLERY, &C. &C,
AT AUCTION.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

Tor SALE, THAT ii A \ ID o NJ +
II ESTATE know as EASTWOOD" west OF
Richmond, Immediately on James river aud the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. twenty miles
from Richmond. The DWELLING, situated In
beautiful park OF fOrs. trees, IS the hncst ana
handsOmest in Virginia. The neighbOrhOOd IS one
OF the most refined iu all Virginia. Farm contains
600 ACRES. and Is well water6d by river, large
creek aud sp ings. Terms 10 sul'.
Il. Il. CIIAFFIN & CO.,
Is I7-Su3t Real Esta'e Agents.
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NEW GOODS-D ALLY ADD a
~ TIONS TO OUR LARGE STOCK OFR
FURNITURE. Extra inducements, specially ~
To cash buyers. We invite all to examine OurSt
large aud suyerOr line, embracing all The styes 10
Largest stock In the city. Easy terms Of payments.
n. GATHRIGHT a SON,
IL a-2m l0 Governor grreeL.
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WANTS.

A LADY OF LONG AND SATISFAC-
n TORY EXPERIENCE. both In and out Of her
state. dealies position in some female college or
family as MTSIC.TEAt HER. Instructions slyen
on both piano and organ. ENGLISH, FRENCH,
and MATHFMATICs taught also. Address Box No.
80. Liberty NILS, Va. " l7-Su2t&w2t
BLACKSMITH WANTED TO GO IN
ID THE COUNTRY who has been accustomed
10 doing COUNTRY WORK: can get constant EN-
piOymont with wages, or work on shares. Apply TO
GEORGE NJ. WYATT,
ONCE Old Dominion Steamship Company, Rockets.
Is Ills
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BUILDING LOTs FOR SALE.

We have for sale SEVERAL DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS situated on Grace aud Franklin
streets: also some on other streets, AZ low prices.
Parties WISHING to buy can obtain particulars by
ca Hing at our Office. III. L.. STAPLES Co,
jy l6 2t llO3 Main street.
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BY Joseph II. Houseworth, Auctloneer.
SALE OF MONTPELIER
Il THE HOWE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA,

TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
i THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution Of the deed of trust from the late
Thou as j. Carson TO Philip :. Fry aud Lewis b.
Williams for the benefit Of David Graham, deceased,
da ed August l. 1857, and recorded in the clerks
who have been duly substituted as trus ees In the
place of the said Philip :. Fry and Lewis d. Will
liams, deceased, being thereto repaired by the pre-
benefcsries In said trust deed, Will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July %, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed, known as MONTPELIER. situated In
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the line OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles west OF
Orange Courthouse, aud CONTAINING 1063h
ACRES. The land is of good qualify, well wa
tered and timbered. The Improvements consist
of a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING,
erected by President Madison, commanding a mag
with all the necessary Out-buildiugs. The grounds
are Justly considered the handsOmest I'm Piedmont
Virginia. This would make a most delightful sum-
mer residence, a fine stock farm. or could be con-
verted into pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost OF exc
cutting the trust and 10 pay balance secured bY
deed-say, $4,000; and as To- the RESIDUE, upon a
credit of one and two years, the purchaser to give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing Interest
from day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust on
qure the whole amount due them In cash, the
change Of terms will be announced on day OF sale.
For further information. address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandra, Va,
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va.
Substituted Trustees.
APRIL %, 1881. ap 2S-2awtJy l4Stdtd
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BY Jas. MacDougal', Auctioneer.

ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AICTION.-On
TUESDAY. 10TH INSTANT,
At q o'clock Will SELL al the residence on Eigh'
teenth tween Cary aud Main streets, general as
sorIment OF GENTERL FURNITURE, embracing
CHAMBER, DINING-ROOM, and KITCHEN
ARTICLES,
10 which the attertion Of those i'm want Is paTtcu-
larry asked JAS. MACDOUGALL,
Auctiouefr.
II u CooK Salosmap jy16
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By Frank d. Hin & Co.. AuctloneeIs,
llOS Main street.

SMALL FRAME DWELLING No. 205
- EAST BAKER, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIR. STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-We VIII oher
al auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1881,
AZ o O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY located as above.
The HOUSE contains three rooms and the lot fronts
about 25 feet, with good depth.
TERMS Very reasonable.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE


' CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. IN
LOUISA COUNTY, FOX SALE BY COhMlc-
SIONERS BY decree Of Louisa Cirent COur /.
rendered In the case Of John W. paws, exec 1iOr OF
Reuben Is. Davis, deceased. against Moody aud vile
and others. the undersigned commissioners, WIN
Offer for sale 10 the highest bidder 40 public auction,
at Louisa Courthouse on
MONDAY. AUGUST s. 1881,
that being COuutyC curt day, the following valuable
TRACTS OF LAND:
on both sides Of said railroad. AZ IOersgille en-
braciUg 4 large and comfortable FRAME DWEt l.
ING, STOREHOUSE, and Other lmprOt ements. 10
IS more than probable that the purchaser would be
appointed depot. aud express agent. as well IS post
master al his place. splendid siOre and specially
desirable on account OF It's proximity u The mining
section
second. A TRACT containing s9I ACRES. lying
on south Anna riyer, Ia Louisa county, adjoining
the lands OF Franklin Siearns aud others, ana hav
ing on II a FRAMED DWELLlNG-HOUSE aud the
usual OulbOuses and improvements.
Third A TRACT OF LAND In said county con-
tanning 5ls ACRES. adjoining the lands Of De. Is.
NJ. Buckner and others. and convenient 10 the said
railroad, and having the usual houses and improve
ments.
TERMS or SALE One fourth cash: the residue
In one, two and three years with interest and secu
ry 20 the bends for the deferred payments, and the
legal title retained further security. ON payment
OF ore half cash The personal security VIII be DIS
pensed with.
For further Information address
WILLIAM y. BtBB aud
II. ". MURRAY,
Commissioners,
tyl6 Louisa Courthouse, Va.
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son, Esq and as trustees under the general deed oil
Judge A. Rives, we shall, ON
THURSDAY, July FL. 1881,
offer at public sale, the premises, the well kn0wn
and very desirable estate called BOILING
SPRINGS, Immediately on the line OF the Rich-
mond and Allegheny railroad now In ful operation,
and bringing The property within rev hours
travel OF Richmond, Va, and afording cheap and
speedy transportation to market for the produce OF
There is a small but comfortable dwelling on the
Boiling Springs place, with ample barns, slabies,
and valuable grist- aud saw-mill, with satisfactory
water-p0wer and machinery attached for ihresblnS
grain a thrifty young orchard OK superior Irult
now IN full bearing.
sldered including health, society railroad facili-
ties, good soil, and charming scenery, few places
will be found more desirable. lt is likewise IN Inc
vicinity Of recent discoveries OF RICH MINERAL
There will be sold az same time MOUNTAIN
FARM containing 800 ACRES, mostly wood land
about three miles distant in the direction Of How
ardsyIle said % contain indications OF rich depo-
sits of hnest iron ore.
The title to these lands is believed 10 he perfect,
but selling as trustees we only convey such title as Is
vested In US.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known at sale.
SIR. william Dickson, residing on The Daniel Iarm
adjoining, Will take pleasure in showing BOILING
For further Information apply to
JOHN WOOD. JR,
r. L. ". DUKE,
Trustees Judge A. Rives.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July /. 1881.
~ l d2 law3w&wtd
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Lyuchburg Passenger Train, No. a.. Daily.
Leave Richmond. ...........,..........,3l1 J.. .
Arrive urkeylle.,"......... ,....,,,..J.tV /. "
Train No. ~ connects Al Burkeyiic with More
folk AID WestcI ralirOad for Fsrmyi.',, Lynch
burg, aud all Southwestern points.
Train No. 90 lfast mall) stops only AZ d'tfrsVIt'
Buratvillc, Drakt's Branch, BsrEsdae's D1u'lIIe,
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. Spar'aunuf-'
Greenyllle, Seneca ToccOa, Lula, and Gainesville,
connecting al Atlanta for all points South and >ouiA-
west.
Train No. AZ Uhr0ugh passenger stops 40 all ia.
lions, connecting at sutherlins with Milton and
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad Tor
all pOinls in Western North Carolina; AZ Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and mtii! stops
al all stations. connecting At Suthern'- villa MI"l
ana Sulherlin NarrOw-Gaug railroad inr Milton;
at Atlanta for all points south and Southwest; %
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia aud August
railroad for Colombia, Augusta, Savannah ana
Florida points.
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive A.
Richmond 4:44 L. NJ, AIS 4. NJ, rs A. Ne ana
l2:lS L. M.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
on Train 40. 6O-Richmond 10 Atlanta.
TN Tram No. 4S-New YORK ana Atlanta 10
RlchmOnr, AND Greensboro 10 Henri STALLION
Western North Carolina railroaa.
ON Train No. 4Z-WashingtOn. ard kichAond,
and Danyille, and Dauyilie and Augusta.
BOn-Alr passenger trains leave RlcbmUud 81 D. Sd
\. NJ. and 6:35 Z. NJ; arrive 40 Bon Alr1t h.D4 \
NJ. and $3.50 i. NJ arriSe ~ COilheld A. 1.l% y.
VI and 7:ll Z. NJ. Returning. leave C0alneld 40
7:4I A. NJ aud 7.2S T. NJ: leave Bon AR AZ n
81. aud TAO r. NJ; arrive 10 Richmond al o:23 \.
". ana +. " All va seLgtr tai IS except TIE Is
mail stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold to all points soutn. southeast, Aad
south west, aud baggage checked through.
No lAy-OYer checks given on local tickets.
A. Pope,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
r NJ X. TALCOTT. General Manager, g. -
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNIT u E-n
IT BIDDING. MATTRESSES. &c.-0n u
hand and for sale, an immense stock OF FUR ~
NITURE OF all descriptions, from the leadlngSf
factories East and West, aud OF my own make.
Parties In want will consult their own Interest by
giving me a call before purchasing. WILLIAM
DAFfRON, Factory l6, l6, 20 ~ north Fifteenth
street; Office and wareroom, 143S Main street.
a. E.Q m
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premises, on
THURSDAY. july u 1881

at g. O'Clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
Ey faid detd, CONSISTING = certain LwI or
LAND, with a TWO.STORI FRAME DIV III
ING thereon, containing four rooms sltuued on
the south side Of Baker street The ot fronts ~ oy
l4JH feet TO an alley IS fect Nid~, and there IS a
line well Of wafer upon the premises.
FERNS. Enough i'm cash TO pay the expenses Of
sale and the amount Of said noe lf65.oOl, WIN ln-
terst thereon from July 8. ISL an the balance
upOn such terms a. will be made known at hour OF
sale. WILLIAM n. ALTMAN trustee
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR, AuelIDnetf. ~ 10
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.


BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county. In the chanCery suit Of Gtay s
execu Ors IS. The Montgomery White sulphur
Spnngs Company. we Will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company on the
premises, at auction ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.
This property consist, of 1926 ACRES OF EX-
.CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOT
TON AND UPLAND-DuCh OF 1t IN valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL. COTTAGES. RECEPTION
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES, BDWLlNG-ALLEGS :,
&C. &C.; all complete. I'm good repair, aud capable
of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD In hrst-class order In bed and equip
ment. connecting The lawn WI h The Norfolk aud
Western railroad, one aud three quarter miles DIS
tant The Springs are IN a romantic glen IN The
heart ot the Alcgharles, and I'm easy reach of the
other Virginia springs. The lawn Is supfrb, ana
improved with magnificent shade Trees fountains
walks. &C., SC. Two white sulphur springs ana a
chaybeate furnish an UNFATLING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re-
sort second 10 none la attractions and popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on tue daY OF sale
residue In el al nsialmfLts. running one, tNO' anu
three years. with interest from day OF sale. bonds
and security required. ana title retainer by the
Court until purchase-mOney SHAH DC IulS pdlu,
Possession delivered Janu1ry l. 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
at Christansburg Va. . .,,..,
THOMAS Y. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE g. JUNKIN,
faf fcgf
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, THOSE TWO NICE@
l. NEW BRICK DWELLINGS on FloydH5
street near Monroe Park, containing seven rooms
each, Just completed. These houses are situated in
one OF the incest and most htalihful neghbOrho0ds
In the city and are greatly n be desired. Call at
once CHEWING x ROSE,
tyl7.3t NJ. north Tenth street.
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DqRaIsS;Gi j. TIE rss SKINNER nMNSSINSTRHEs@
PsRL0R FURNITURE, and DINING W.
ROOM FURNITURE at greatly reduced prices.
All 10 need 81 goods In my line VIII save money
OK teFI;is. and payments made easy.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
my li.eoGSm Governor street, Richmond.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAtLROAD.-Schedule COM
mencing SUNDAY, May Is, 1881;
b:l6 A. NJ, leaves ById-Strcet station daily; stop
only at Milford aud Fredericksburg.
SIP A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily leA
eepi sunday.
$40 =. NJ, leaves ById-sireet station daily.
400 4. NJ. Accommodation Tor Junction, lesNs
Broad-S,reet station daily teHcepl SUI
days.. III
1870 A. NJ, arrives At byrd-sireet slAI1n utH,
800 Il. NJ, arrives At byrd-s1ees seaH"n UaN'
9:5s Z. NJ, arrives At Byrd'Suee' "Au"n "NIS
Except sunday -.
e.9o A. NJ, Accommodation, arrives az Broad
Street station daily except sundsyh
&. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Aren't.
ED. AYERS, General Superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND tHEsPKAKxt
RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ IN EFFECT APRIL IL, 1881
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UNDERWRITERS.

JOSEPH w. LAUBE, 7
- FURNISHTNG-UNDERT ~aA1s--~
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURiAL-CASES,
ROBES, HEARsE, HACKS,
and all things requisite al LOWEST RATES
Teiegraphic and country orders solicited. NH Q
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. ". r. TALCOTr. General Manager. y y

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and to Richmond June ,, 1851
Mall. Accom-. Express.
Leave. 500 A. VI. $3.50 p. n. 1000 f. "
Arrive..... 9:l0 l.. VI. 800 A. VI. 700 A. N.
For further details, apply AT 1000 Miiu street, or
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot ticket office.
r.. W. FULLER,
Tell c. L. and /. Agent
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c.

SPECIAL
REFRIGERATORs,
WATER. COOLERS,
FAvORITE ICE-CREAM FREEZERs,
FowLER's PATENT FLY-FANs,
AND
WATER-FiLTERS.
Just the articles that everybody should have, and
at lowest rates. Il. b. TAYLOR,
jyI4 l0lI Main street
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BY Jno. r. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1905 Main street.
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. Nos. aua o
DAILY CXcCp' sunday.
Pullman parlor car, through % Baltimore ou 40.
train.
Pullman sleeping cars through % Philadelphia
aud New York on No. 2 IRAN.
CHARLES T.. HATCH.
General Passenger Agent.
JOSEPH n. SANDS, Superintendent. ~ 7
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THE POPULAR wATERING.PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
IS REACHED M I'VE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD IN TWO HOURS
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Fast express trsius, with PARLOR CARS At
TACHElI. are Tun during The SEASON al c0nYenlen.
hOurs sud PASSENGERS will bud on their arrival a.
Phiiadephia Union Transfer coaches and horse
ears ready 10 transfer diTect 10 the station % lie
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, al the foot Of Mar
ket street. .
For through tickets, taggage checks. and full in-
formation. apply as follows 1000 Main sirci fN-
change Hotel, or station Riehmsnd, fredericksbufg
and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth aud Byrd
Streets j. 4. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager. je7
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BY II Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT, NO. 81. On THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BAKER STREET A SHORT DISTANCE WEST
of ST. PETER STKEET-By virtue Of certain
deed of trust executed by william n. tass % Tue
undersigned IS trustee, dated January 3, 1878, ana
Guy recorded Ia The clerks Office Of Klchm"nd
Chancery Court In ID. Il 9, IL H., PAGE 326, 10 Sc
I'm menliO ned default having been made Ia the psy-
ment OF said note. aud al the rcque OF lhe ho'd'r
thereof will proceed 70 sell at public auction upon
no
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iron OTHER "LocAL +" SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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JOSEPH II. SANDS, Surernlcndeut. B7
DICH MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAiL FAST-FRElGHT LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PH.LADEI-
PHfA, NEW YORK, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE ~ kAtH
DIRECTION.
rrespOHdingly quick time 10 other polnt.
Through bills Of lading issued at low rlfCs.
&. 4. TAYLOR.
lv Its General Freight Agent.
EICuHOND ANT DAEVILLE RAIL
T. ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. JUNE 20. leel.
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BY II. BeHson, Aueiioneer.
BOILING SPRINGS,
ONE THOUSAND ACRES;
MOUNTAIN FARM.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES:
JAMES RIVER LANDS.
IN ALDEMARLE COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
WARREN STATION,
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.

At the request OF the proprietor. william Dick.
son. Esq and as trustees under the general deed OF
Judge A. Rives, we shall, on
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-05-19
The Manufacture of Bromide.

Fifteen years ago few hundred pounds of bromide
Of the trade and the price of The article about s
per pound Since that time the value of bromide OF
demand that supply of nearly $4,000 pounds per
month is absorbed. Bromine, from which bromide
er' btter yielded by the salt wells of the
Ohis'Valley at Pomeroy, o.: also the Kanawha and
West Virginia and Southwestern Pennsy ylvania. The
two first named regions furnish the wells whose wa.
entirely wanting in the salt waters of the Saginaw
and Syracuse salt regions The price Of the article
that given above. and the demand for bromide shows
asteady increase.-Scicntfc 4meriean.
About sixty-fve years ago the father of
the senior editor of the Standard resided
where West Columbia, West Virginia, is
now located. No salt was made in that
region then, but large quantities were
made at and around Jackson. We have
often heard him tell about coming to
Jackson for salt Itwas carried on horse
back, on packsaddles, the entire fifty
miles, through the woods, along narrow
path. He said they had to pay three dol
lars per bushel for this SALT and so much
bitter water drained from it that it would
take the hair off the sides of the horses,
unless thick quilts were put upon the
packsaddles, extending down on the sides
of the horse. 1t was not then known
that this bitter water was worth much
more than the salt was worth.
The Jackson salt wells are rich in bro
mine, and some day this drug may be
produced right here at great profit.