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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

And the question is still being discussed
as to what State Grant now halls from
The general impression abroad is that he
has given up Illinois for other and more
congenial residences, although about the
time of the Chicago convention it was
thought by some disinterested persons that
good portion of Illinois had given him
uD.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01
THE AUTHORITIES IN FAVOR OF Mr.
sMUppuY

The point taken by Mr.. Murphy that
unless there were quorum of each House
of the Legislature present the joint con
vention could not proceed to elect Uni
ted States Senator seems to be strongly
supported by usage, which may be deemed
Ssnfficient authority.
N different states ii has repeatedly hap.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

The idea of Davenport, little Johnny,
going on to Washington to carry the ten
der Of the Office from the president of the
United States to the president S next friend,
Knox, is amusing. The next time Old
Gar viii not go outside of the Knox family
when he wants to distribute patronage in
New York city Davenport is great on
election frauds, but neither diplomat nor
very honorable man.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

The Springfield Republicans seems to be
getting Disguised with things: and for a
republican paper is quite strong, when in
speaking of John Davenport and his at
tempted federal office negotiations, it
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01
PEERLESS CORN STARCH,

For Ice Cream, Puddinos Blanc Mango, Etc. i
is the most delicious OF all preparations. On &C
count OF liz purity, eminent physicians consider il
preferable to Bermuda Arrow Root for chi drcr
and invalids Sold By all grocers, Samples sen
free to all.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01
gocg ISLAND y PEORIA RAILWAY.

sHoRrEsT ROUTE TO ms EAST AND SOUTH.
LHkvK ARRIVE.
6 100 IA Way Freight 49,.
$40 . Fast Express. f2:45 . N Mail and Express
1:45 p m Mail and Exp'a. $50 = Fast Express.
$50 - Fht d Accom'n -se l.s
The ] 80 p train makes close connection At
Galva with G B y Q for points weet: arriving at
gaieshurg at 4:e5.p m at Burlington 40 st
Keokuk 10:25 p IN and at Quincy 10 :05 p m ALEC
making close connection at Peoria with I b q W
and T Z " " roads for all points east and south.
s51'c5K ISLAND j. MERCER CO.. 3. Z.
Leave Rock LELAND at 900 A. M and 400 m.
Arriving At Gable at 11:20 M. and 6:15 p
lcavc Gsbie at $3.50 IN, and 30 p
AR. at Rock Island at SIS a. m, and 3:15p
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01
INFIRM AIRY
Permanently Established since 1868
Home institution

Largest Medical World
remarkable OF her medicines give the following:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

Passengers carried on Freight trains follows:
EAE'T 4:45 D m WEST 0:10
GEO. NJ LOOSLEY, Agent, Rock Island.
A. KTMBAIL, E. ST. JOHN,
GEM Sup't. Gen. Tiki il Pass Agt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 4 ST, PAUL.
RACINE q SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION.
IHAvE ARRIVE
Day EEK press and Mail 5:25 6:s5
Night Express. lO:oc r Il D 80 AN
The night express leaving Rock Island every
Sunday night at 10 :O5 connects with the train ART
wing In Chicago early Monday morning. Nolay
overgeheeks given on through tickets from Rock
thstra1u.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

READ A FEW UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01

Mas DR. KFcK-Dear Madam: 1t e now two years since
myleft nearly
loHdest the speaker the end of three
And Silce that time and months
and Of hearing perform their functions perfectly
suffered <ytey during deafness restored by
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-01


L be sufed
them nly Ma been benefited her BIRTH
Ia me- Il we'll n III ~ then Twas uced o ry you
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

The difference between lightning and the
Boston baseball players is that lightning
never strikes twice in the same place, ana
the pl,yers do. They usually strike right
where there's man to put 'em out.-BoS-
ton Post.
An old man who had been badly hurt in
a railroad collision, being advised to sue the
company for damages, said Wal, no, not
for damages, I've had enough Of them; but
I'll sue 'em for repairs" Detroit Free
Press.
After the choir in one Of the churches in
Ithaca, N. Y, had performed rather heavy
selection, the minister opened the Bible and
began reading in Acts, XX., "And after the
uproar had ceased. "-NeU York Musical
Critic.
Never laugh at countfymln when you
see him making blunders as he comes into
the city. When you get off at country
station you are the object OF great deal Of
amusement.
Mr.. Conkling speaks Of the caricaIures OF
himself in the pictorial papers "with un-
disguised contempt" Same way with Mi.
Plat. Courier journal.
The Pope is reported TO be in good
health, Notwithstanding his spare figure
and pale face.
Why not punish Guieau while in jail by
compelling BIN TO read through the 1900
fool.cap pages Of Whittakel's testimony.
The New York Tribune says: This week
will determine whether there shall be forty
political funerals in New York or only one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

.sJones has juss boarded the train; SITS in
last car. mar with him; nobody else In
the ear ------, agent"
The officer had Just enough time In which
tn complete bis arrangements. IL was =
warm. suIsry day, even for that season, ana
"a the TITLE locomotive came wheeling Into
the der6t, with two rickety cars behind "
there were five passengers waiting at the
derat apparently 70 get on board, but as me
cars slowed up one OF these men, win .
Winchester rife az full cock, stationed him.
self near the side window, assuming such
poeition that neither OF the two young men,
wto sat In their shirt-sleeves, noticed DIM.
The next minute two other men, fully
armed, boarded the rear platform ana en-
tered the door: at the same instant the de-
tectiye and friend entered the front door
and moved careiessIy down the aisle In the
direction OF the two passengers. Inc iat-
ter glanced up sharply, but saw nothing 10
cause misgiying, and continued talking.
The next moment the ofieer reached point
IN the aisle directly opposite the couple.
stopping suddenly. be exclaimed
"How are you, John Wesley Hardin! J"
AS quick as lightning the Desperate threw
his hand back 10 his hip TO draw his reyol-
ser. As he did so one OF those behind him
erasped his arm and the hght began. Inc
two strong men preeipitated themselves
upon Hardin, who, though disarmed, fought
like wild cat. They got him down In the
ai.le, where they finally overpcwered and
put the nippers on him. While they were
doing this the other two officers were en-
gagged In a deadly struggle with the other
desperate, who showed an overweenlng
ambition to mingle 10 the business. The
only way convenient TO dissuade him was TO
shoot him dead, which was doHe. All this
time tho other friend held bis position on
the outside with bis cooked winchester,
rather more than wiling to fire II only a
suitable pretext should present Itself.
Hardin was taken back te Texas, tried,
found guilty, and sentenced to twenty-five
years imprisonment. He Is now In the
State penitentiary at Austin, where saw
him three years ago. He told me he was
suffering from a wound in bis side, but IS
not without hope that he will be pard0ned
by the Governor after serving few more
years. Judging from the fashion in Texas,
this hope is likely to be gratiied, though the
crimes he has committed could not be eX-
plated by dozen such worthless lives as
his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Ftevauth street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THosl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
~ TWO MOST VALUABLE STORES IN
T TaHl sSouTfH HWWfEss;T CORNER OF MAIN ASD
execution OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of kich-
m0nd entered July % in the case OF : n. N. Page,
executor Of samuel Miller rs. me B2ard or she
Literary Fund" the undersigned. Hu2h W. sheitey
and w. W. Crump, special commissioners, Will sell
by auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1881,
at IL O'Clock NJ, that most VALUABLE STORE
and LOT, No 1919, situated at the southwest cor
ner OF Main aud Thirteenth streets, and occupied by
Messrs. Putney q Watts And tmmtd iately there
after. the undersigned, Hugh W. shelley ana James
Bumgardner. spec al commissioners, In execution
of another decree entered In the same cause on the
25th day Of June. 1881. will sell the adjoining
STORE and LOT. No. 1917, last occupied by the
Merchants National Bank and others. These stores
have four stories above the basement, with COM
mon stairway between them affordDR access 10 the
upper floors and enabling them TO be used sepa-
ratply If desired. They were erected In The year
1857, without regard 10 cost IL being designed to
make them strictly hfstcass, and IL Is safe 10 say
that for substantial construction. nigh finish, and
perfect Arrangement In every detail, they are not
surpassed by any buildings Of the Kind ever erected
In this city aRd IL. day they are as good as when
new. No. 1917 has just been Temodelled aud Inn
proved In its interior arrangements.
The location is decidedly The best In the city for
wholesale business, being ia the very centre OF the
highest activity, ana from its situation this must be
regarded as aIrong the most valuable OF all real
estate investments commanding always as IL VIII
the most desirable tenants at good rents.
10 is a rare occurrence that such property Is
brought sale, and invite the particular atten-
ton Of capitalists TO this opportunity
TERMS {: one fourth cash balance at six Twelve
eighteen. twenty four, and thirty mouths Tor neP0
tiab'e notes. with interest payable semi Annually,
and Title retained 10y the Court until full ayment
but the purchaser may pay more than one fourth, or
even the whole, I'm casn IL ne elects SO 10 do.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
w. W. CRUMP,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.
Commissioners.
nuuDpc 6 UTTTTAMc Auofionppre. Nv 10
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ByJno. r. Lauehton. Jr., Auctioneer,
1905 Main street
RICHMOND, June IL, 1881

n'0""o'D RicnmosD, June IL, 1881,
WILL BE SOLD AT THIS DEPOT,
w FOR charges, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
TUESDAY, July l2, 1881,
the following unclaimed packages: barrel Horse
Meade 4 Baker; keg Regs, Somers Brothers Z Co.;
4 ia rs Roots. shelton Minor Co.; barrel Eggs.
v. src s;.an ss5 Ihisser &c W. Card
well a Co.; barrel Bag, j. A. Craddock cases
Empty Bottles, r. y. Christian; barrel Bags, Car
bundle n rs, M. +. Blow: s bundles Bags, A. ..
Goodman bundle Bars. j. ID. Gateman; bund,e
Bags, Fisher & flam; bundle B'gs. =; u. ha'I'
1 Hsnd-OrgaB, Vincent Morcia; I bundle Bags, y
s. Moore: 2 Tobacco Listers, =. Middleton :, !
empty Keg, w. n. Granger; 2 boxes Books, W. X
Il COKE coleman gesl ;'Iut BALE v. Mats, j. Welsh
2 Rmp,J Kegs, william Euker: Stove and
Pots, Wilson Alien; box Bottles, g. p DO.
LETT a Co.: 1 box Fruit, Elisha Knight I;
2 beer kegs. John W. Robinson; l box sundr,es, ..
Smoot: 4empty beer Kegs, u w Robinson, u 20
iot bar iron not marked; barrel Iron, not marked
3 bags wheat. not marked; 2 bags sum- &C; not
Shoes not marked; trunk, w. l.. Groude; bag
beans not marked: ] box, w. X. Bondi bundles
bag. not marked; old stove not marked po1
box. ID. o. Davis & Co.; box MERCHANDISE. Mary
Jones: beer key, not marked; 10 boxes POLISH
a. H. No CR osrde soTe bundle
piough-points, II. G. Rufia; ale-kegs y j: Reilly
lot II. IA goods, John Mendoza; box, w. 4. Bono
/ horsepower, j. w. Cardwell 4 Co.: empty bar
rels, J. g. Bullock; Ihresher, j. w. Cardweii q
Co.: / ale keg. Henry Bdcker: barrel bags, Asa
Snyder; barrels onions. " u. Iurney DarTSl
bags Preston B.; 3 barrels bags, Smith, Snidsr
Co.: box iron, j. z. Hayes; box wax. Han Bro
fhers; 2 eiI-barreIs, NJ. A. Mcdonald Co.; dem.
NJ water Rev. DIR. A. Wade; l piece pipe. GeorSe
Richardson; barrel bags, 4. l.. Anderson 3 boxes
old iron. John j. Confrey; box old iron, John D.
Confrey: l empty keg. %. Krouse; fish barrels,
John Wesley: runlet, John Kahn; old trunk,
not markell / package bedstead, not marked
barrel -four. moi marked; lot stove castings, NOT
marked: lot sewing machne cisti 1gs, not marked
1 old printing press. &c, A. Boiling.
&c. ANGEL, Freight Agent.
10 l9.25HJYl2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
AnUnuSuoI Death-Rate.

At this season Of the yeas there are always
many deaths, particularly among children,
from summer complaint, diarrhGl, dysen-
terry, choleramOrbus, cramps, ETC., but
this season the cases seem to be unusually
frequent and fatal, and every one ought TO
know that sure and speedy cure can easily
be obtained by taking a teaspoOnful OF
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KLLER in sweelened
water (hOt water is the BEST every half
hour until relieved. This remedy has never
been known to fail. Full directions are
with each bottle. II is kept by every drug
0ist,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
GALE OF THE WHITE >ULPh'
- SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, M

BY virtue Of a decree II the Circuit ,.,'
Montgomery county, Ia the chanctrA guy "' Nh
execu Ors Is. The Montgomery VINO 81
SpTlngs Company, We VIII sell The hbA' "a
AND FRANCHISES OF said compaA'' ''
premises, al auction ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST rs, ISL
This 5ronerty consist, Of .Z06 AtRiS ~ A.
CkIIENT LIMESTONE LAND. CRtfh "a
ron AND UPLAND-mueh OF Il in yal9,1,,..,
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. kt' 4 X,
HOUSE. BATH. HOUSES, B)NLlN1'N,'-..,,, 80.
&C.. &C.: all complete, Ia good repair, SUI u.
OF comfortably enter aiming 500 guess 81.
RAILROAD 10 nrsl. class order M bsd q ~
ment. connecting the lawn NJ n lhs Nvitt.
Western railroad, ore and three dusrt't y. h. \
tant. The springs arr in = fOman'le -. of
heart OI the Ahcghar les, aua ia tasf ~ ~ u
other Virginia springs. The lawn u 'ut 100,
Improved with magnificent shade Tres i"-"'
walks. &C., sc. Two while sulphur spftns,
chalybesle furnish an vSfAiLiNc - r., .
highly me dieiEal water, all makiog a tu't.-tr.
sort second to none in zttFde iohs aD1 - ~ M
TERMS. Five per cent. cash on tue oAf 80 \
residue Ia eql al lDslalmentS r0nning one ~
three years. with inierest nom any o. az ,y
and security r,qui2ed, aad sile retAiheI I
Court uItil purchase-money shan he lnip ~
POSSESSION delivered Jarnary 1, lsS1. ,.is
For further particulars address the "u"''''
~ e"'''''N' THOMAS y. svLLlNAN
GkOR0E G. Jun
tn Commission"
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Anthony, &C. Richmond Chancery-Court decree
Stewart, &c. of June 80, 1881,

In pursuance of n decree In the aforementioned
suit we, the undersigned, appointed commissioners
thereby, viii eifer for sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881,
beginning at O'Clock z. NJ
First. That LARGE THkEE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 2240 VeDable street, near the
corner of Tulip, aud adjoining The residence of
rooms, and Is very substantially built with stone
Gaping, &c, the basC ment OF which Is now being
used as store, and at small outlay could be made
very attractive dwelling. The LOT fronts about
30 feet on Nenabe street, and runs back about 100
feet 10 an alley. ...
Second. We viii offer for sale the STORE AND
DWELLING No. PAL o. situated at the northwest
corner Of Rose and Venable streets, now occupied
bv W. NJ. Williams, Esq as drugstore. THIS Is a
NEW FRAME BUILDING, and Is regarded as the
best business stand Ia that portion Of the city. This
is a neat and substantial Store, aud the 1XtuIes In
the store are hand ONE and costly. with the build
Ing will be sold NICE LOT
Third. viii be sold TWO SMALL AND NEAT
FRAME TkNEMENTS fronting on the south side
Of Darlington street between TweutY-third ana
Twenty fourth streets. Water. &C on the premises
GOOD LOTS will be sold with these houses.
Fourth, and lastly, Will be SOLD FOUR NICE
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above tenements,
with good fronts on Darlington street, and extend
ing back good depth.
The improved property IS all occupied By good
and prom pt. pay ing tenants.
plat Of al the property. showing the exact d.
mensiODs, will be hOWn at hour OF sale. special at
tentiOn is invited 10 the offering Of this property.
TERMS: VIII be one. -four cash; balance upon
a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen mouths ne go
retained until all Of The purchase-money is paid and
a CONVEYANCE Is ordered by the Court.
JAMES CASKIE,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDELL, JR.,
Special Commissioners.
RORRRT r. LYME. AuctiOuser. iy6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
by X. q. Chaiiin & Go"
Real Estate AuciiOnters,
No. | north Tenth street

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE or FOR
Il TY-TWO WBST-kND BUILDING luI snN
JACQUkLIN, BLAIR, AND WINDEE >IEt J..
BY ylr,ue Of a deed OF trust from Dr. john u llif.
we and wife. dated February |, 1877 aud t'.lfI,
I'm HenTico County Court clerks ON 20 D. u. t-
page 3sI the undersigned trustee III The nI' '.
Messrs. CardOZO. FOurlurean Co. beucur.ir Do
the said deed (defdut haYi0g been made lu l' Jay
ment OF the bond sccuied), viii sell ~ pubic 'l-
ton, on The premises. on
TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1851.
commencing AT . o'clock u. ST. Oh JI.iI..I
street near Old Reservoir, the LOTS de,ruFtl
said deed. as follows: - Lots 10. II. 2 tni - .
Squste IL; Lots 7, 3, 8. 10, IL IL. -, -. I' =
Is. 10. 20, u, ~. and % IN Squ.rc - aI.. l''
I234,5, Is. 7, 8. 9. 10. IL, 10, II, II. d. 81.
2l, ~. %. "a. 25, and 2B In square -. J."
lois aud squares are according 10 4. !. l".' ..ll
Of sidney AID IIaTyle duly recorded IN cfiA ONCE
OF HeBricO County tOuri,' and which cib '' ''
AT any time AZ the Office OF auctioneer.. "hp N'
fake pleasure In giving informant n ard I'ch''a '
lots.
This sale of, r. 4 good opportunity Tor mia.- .'
yes meuts iu lots that Will Ia short iin' 49,
increase IN value. they are located Boa tlr iiit'
imDrOviEg western suburbs.
TERMS: By consent, Will be one-f'urh r..
balance fn SIX. Twelve, and eighteen months, nI.
& Der ceHt. interest, fecured by u % Of llu.-
n. ". CHAFFiN Trust r
sale by r. Il. CHAFFI 4 co Aucliout'I,
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

At the request Of the proprietor. vi Bonn 4. d..
son, Ed, aud as ri tees undrr the genera. t.. 4
Judge 4. RiVcs. We SHAH, on
THURSDAY, july p. leSL
offer az public sale, on the prcmi.cs. the e, sr.r
and very desirable estate called BOILING
SPRINGS. Immediately on The dbe of iIr E...
mond aud Allegheny rai'ro'c, nov M iul onDuHl
and bringing The properly within a i"o b .1i
travel Of Richmond, Va, and shoriln1 Cheap ali
speedy transportation 10 market Tor the pfYl.r, Il
the farm.
There is a small but comfortable dwciIrg,n Do
Boiling Springs place, with ample barns, HltIa
and a valuable gTist. and saw-ftll with ai-fiI.rl
water power aud machinery attached for tlr.H'.k
grain a thrifty young orchard ot superior fHt
now IN fun bearing.
When h many advantage ~ this estate 3rc .II.
sldered. including health, society. riilr ii u...
ties. good soil. and charming scenery, bH r.0s
Will be- found more desirable. 10 ;, likcN sr II hs
vicinity Of recent discoveries Of RICH NiNtrN
ORES.
There will be sod 40 same time MOI NI'N
FARM. containing 300 ACRES, mostl, wool .Itui.
about three miles distant, IN the direction of iE.
ardsyile said L contain indications Ot r..I .'i0-
sits Of finest iron ore.
The title 10 these land, Is believed o. DO r'.'c',
but selling as trustees we only convey sucu N ts s
vested I'm ne.
TERMS: Liberil. and made known a so.e
SIR. Wiuiim Dickson, residing on lhe l'In.r. i''A
adjoining Will take pressure In showing o. .'4
For further Information apply 70
JOHN WOOD. JH.
Il. T. ". DUKE.
Trustees Judgo \. Rive,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, JAY !. 1881.
is d2ia"bNA $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
ll13 Main street.

CORNER BRICK DWELLING ON
~ WEST CLAY AND GILMER STREETS,
WITH DETACHED BRICK KITCHEN. FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-I will sell at pubic auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 14TH,
al 81 O'Clock =. NJ, the above PROPERTY l0cahd
at he Of Clay and Gilmer streets construct
cd of brir k,and Is Two stories with basement has
six rooms; a deta he'd brick kitchen with lhiee
rooms; well besides hydrant I'm he ward. Ihe ioL
fronts about 22 feet, more less, with deplh OF
100 feet more or less. 10 foot alley Parles DE-
siTin ~ good home will DO we % attend tins sale
TERMS one fourth cash; balance In SIX t"elFe'
and eighteen months, with Interest added aud ST.
cured by trust-deed. ...., ,.,,,,,,,,
;v9 AuciiOuter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, 10.
n GATED On THE East SIDE OF FOukIh
STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND ~ *,
STREETS. COMMFNCGNG AT 4 POINT ~
FEET SOUTH OF CANAL ST6FET, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-At the quest OF me owner VII, VII,
offer for sale al pubic auction, upon Tue pfeseS' o
THURSDAY, July Ia, 1881.
at 81 O'Clock T.. NJ, that DESIRABLE BUlLDlNG
LOT as above located. fronting ZZ% feet on fOurth
street and ruunu x hack 1870 let.
TERMS one third cash; baisnc, al SIX ano WE'VE
months, for negotiable Notes, win interest adutd
"'N II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
AucttOnefr.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD GO
NEW YORK, July l, 1881.
ITO THE STOCKHOL d Z RS AND
l. HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST CERTIFI-
GATES OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that subscrplions for
S5.OOO,OOO for the construction of RIVER d.
VISION" from Corning OHIO, to Central Division,
at Chesapeake and ohio .ailread eros Ing ONO,
river bridge, and her purposes have been allotted
as follows:
To stockholders of Ohio Central Rail. ....o
road Company ...........:.''..,....'. 'aa4UU,uOU
To stockholders and holders OF trust
certificates of Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad Company.......,,.... 2'OOOOOO
To stockholders OF Atlantic and NOrlh-
western Raj road Company ............ bOO,' w
Holders Of the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad
stock and stock trust-cercates, upon asserting 10
consolidation and auh riZiDg exchange or SeCurl'
tlee, will be eEti Ted 10 subscribe for FOUR THOU
SAND DOLLARS for each one hundred shares, II
privilege Is taken on or before July 10, 1881, OV
presentation OF their certificates TO +. X. LELAND,
secretary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, No. 2 Wall street, Room 49, that such certlh-
Gates may be STAMPED transfer unnecessarily ac-
PAYABLE to the order of the METROPOLITAN National
Bank. Remainder of subscription viii be subject TO
The call of syndicate Committee.
subscription certificates will be Issued emitting
subscribers 10 pro rata share Of such securities as
may be issued by subsequent agIe cement OF the
right 10 pro rata share OF the subscription for the
construction Of the CeBtral Division when offered
Rignt TO subscribe will expire July 10, 1851, as
tie baauc of subscription not then taken has been
placed.
main closed until the 10Th. .
Per order +. q. FRENCH,
~ l2-8t Tor Commute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
II b. E l. A NJ,
SUCCESSOR TO RICHARDSON & Col
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTlONEER, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
1113 MAIN STREET.
REAL ESTATE SOLD AND RENTED PUB
LICLY OR PRIVATELY.
RENTS COLLECTED PROMPTLY AND
PROMPT RETURNS MADE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE OR
CVLLATERALS.
THE UTMOST CARE TAKEN IN LENDING
AND INVESTING MONEY.
DEEDS CAREFULLY PREPARED AND AC-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TAKEN.
Mr.. LAWSON L. Dearborn Is with me. and viii
be pleased to see his friends. Je 7-eo0Im