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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-11-03
VOLUME ".

There is true love and yet you may
Have lingering doubts about il;
III tell the truth and simply say
That life's blank without it.
There is love both true and strong,
a love that falters never,
1t lives on faith and suffers wrong,
But lives and loves forever.
Such love is found but once on earth
The heart cannot repel it,;
From whence it comes or why its birth,
The tongue may never tell it.
This love is mine, in spite Of all,
This love fondly cherish;
The earth pay sink, the skies may fall.
IH losn.s viii never perish.
Aissaeoye that cannot die,
But like the soul, immortal,
And with it cleaves the starry sky
A2d passes through the portal.
This is the lcve that comes to stay
All other loves are fieeting;
Al7 when they come just turn away
1t is but Cupid cheating.
-Aiiee Carey, hitherto unpublished.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-11-03
A eeouraphy lesson.

A scholar who had ssbeen over to the
map Of ASIA was reviewed by his
teacher, with the following result
Teacher What is geography p
Scholar "a big book"
Teacher" -"What is the earth COM
posed OFF"
Scholar Mud"
Teacher No land and water"
Scholar nWell, that makes mud,
don'tit2'
Teacher What is the shape Of the
earth p
Scholar Flat"
Teacher sYou know better; if I
should dig hole through the earth
where would come out ~
Scholar s'Out Of the 7 Ie.n
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-11-03

France Is now building II iron clads
England 10. This viii give France 35,
and England 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-15
flor the Dispatch.l
Tho 0fafe Agricultural society.

That the State Agricultural Society is a
time bonored organization, the aim ana CD
feet OF which entities II to the earnest sup
port OF all its members In the cities, towns,
and all sections OF the Commonw wealth, no
one who fully appreciates the importance OF
agriculture, horticulture, the mining and
mechanical arts, will deny; that the
city OF Richmond has been liberal In ex-
tending pecunlary aid to the Society In
every crisis OF its career heretofore, no one
who investigates the facts can deny; that
the management OF the affairs OF the So.
ciety by Its Executive Committee during
the last few years has been calculated to
ALLEVIATE the life. members in the city OF Rich"
mopd, in the other cities and towns, and
all those engaged in agriculture proper
in all the different sections OF the State,
cannot be successfully controyerted |;
that the liie-members in the cities and
towns have fallen short OF their duty by in
frequent attendance at the meetings OF the
Society, and the failure to make their voices
heard, the roll OF the Society will attest;
that the country members have not only
failed to bring TO the annual exhibitions
their products, but have withheld their
presence and voices from the meetings, Is
alike discreditabIe 10 them. For all OF these
shortcomings all the parties are more or
less to be blamed. But notwithstanding
oil this, we believe that unanimity Of
action even now can be brought about,
and that all OF these apparently irrecon.
cilable elements can be made to work
together tremendously and effectively.
To this end let all the parties concerned
unite heart aud hand in the work to be
done in the living present. Let every
member OF the Society in the cities, in the
towns, and In every part OF the country go
to work to do what he can to represent the
productive capacities OF the State IN agri-
culture, horticulture, mining and mineral
resources, cattle, sheep, horses, &c. Let
the cities and towns which have heretofore
been slack to bring forward the products Of
their manufactures not hold back; and.
above all, let the city OF Richmond come for
ward again with the same liberality hitherto
shown 10 the Society. Let the city make a
liberal appropriation for all necessary build
ings, aud the facilities OF transportation
from the city to the Fair. Grounds, and
then look TO her sir hundred life members,
to see that all her interests in the future
are guarded by close adherence to the
spirit and letter OF the constitution OF the
S6ciety-and all will be right. y.
ALBENARLE COUNTY, June s, 1881.
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nv w. Goddin, Auctioucer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE AT AUCTION OF THE LARGE
- AND VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TIE
NORTH SIDE or FRANKLIN BETWEEn S sny,s
KNOW n AS THE METROPOLITAN HAIL.
AZ the request OF the parties int rested ana Tor inc
purpose OF windibH up mn old partnership concern,
Will ofer for sale At auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE ~, 1881,
at o'clock p. NJ, that ysnsele progeny ,ocared e.
above, known rs -METROP0LfTAN HALL" Inc
LOT has front Of 103x feet, running back about
100 feet. more or less: % an alley leading on, 70
Governor street. The blyding Is not on'y large
one. but it was orlgiusfH very substantially built.
and % now well adapted for the purpose for when
has long been used. hut With some modIncations
could be converted into a warehouse or mauutac.
tory Ii is located equi-disfsnt between The CaDtoi
Square aud xchange and Ballard Hotel, ara iron.
ing on Franklin street. which has recently DeeA
newly paved. should commend Itself 10 Inc aueh-
ton OF capitalists rs q solid Investment
TERMS: One hfth cash balance AZ SIX, WE'VE,
eighteen, and twepty-four months for negotisole
of tr,,sf w. GODDIN,
70 IL Auctioneer.
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nr;<f fievas.--The Chesterfield County
<,s..-s .s In scssIon q short while yester.
Az ana adjourned for the term. Tue hnss'
insx OCort will meet Monday. -.
.Sce Gregory, OF the County Court
49, The csses Monday relative to the con-
demning Of lands along the line cf TIE rai'-
,s,sd which IL to be built between Clover
moi pIts aud Bermuda bundreds' nonss
n. burgess, who resides near DeImuus
Hendricks, and John Gill WHO resides nea,
tbe Clover Hill pits, excepted 10 'ne Iepols
a. the commissioners appointed 10 ~,vss
The value OF the lands I'm question. Inc
cos,rt will pass on these cases al tue next
term, All but these two were connfmeu.
All the officers elected al the last eisclIou
IN the county qualified MONDAY, ana wiz
brxiu their terms OF office next montn.
The next term Of the Chesterne'd county
Court will be o regular grsDd-lury term'
There are some bali dozen cases 10 en-
gage the attention OF the grsnd Jury wneh
they meet. or,oa
here yesterday. The person attscSea Is
colored woman, and resides on the MIa.o'
THAN pike Just above the corporate I,in,.s.
Her name is Rachel Robinson, ana sue was
taken sick while at work In tobacco'iac-
Tory IN KtcuulOUt. QUO psN ~"
several DAYS before persons In the nelghoor'
hood knew OF II.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Cbesterneid
will NEE: Monday week. This will be the
last meeting OF the old Board. The newly
elected Board Is composed Of the following
members: Manchester district, Joseph
walker; Midlothian, Cornelius Mimms
fcoloredj: Matoaca, r. L. Jones; Dale, b.
]. Du Val; Clover Hill. ID. n. Goode !;
bermuda, w. Rosne RufiiD. Messrs- wal.
ker. Jones. Du Val. and Goode were re-
elected. Mimms Is the second colored SUI
peryisor elected 10 Chesterfield. The nrst
was Robert johnson, who was elected I'M
mediateIy after the war.
Joe Bass (coiored). who has been cononed
In the county Jail awaiting trial for house,
breakiug and larceny, was Admitted 10 oaii
Monday In the sum OF $500. His case viii
come up for trial at the July term.
The public schools here will close Friday:
At the next meeting OF the School Board
there will be an election OF teachers.
The mails arrive here regularly at 9:lo
A. NJ. and 4:30 P. H., and leave at 1918 A..
NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
We omitted to state yesterday that ID. ID.
G. NJ. Adolpbus Gary received Grand Mas
ter Coles and participated In the Interesting
proceedings Of Manchester lodge last Sat
urday night.
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even. ColoueI ochilsfee," naId John
Hmsse3l Young. Rsxlug II the blue ring Of
ar oke inst expelled from bis llps, between
wSsch = Reina Victoria wss balanced, go
v~u mind telling us how you came to de-
ssrt from the ranks Il journal'smY" Tom
S,chiltrce. carefully sitting down bis glass
of pcrrler Jouet, saids - What boys, ds0 l
never tell you that storyl Why, tps one OF
the most remarkable events OF my Ffe
when Young frst knew me l can say
without concelt that ! was star OF the
t;rxt magnitude in the literary hrmament.
had proprietary interest In real I'VE
naner down in Texas. The Houston Isle'
graph was morning aud evening paper.
had weekly edition, and was the leader OF
publIc opinion oil over the South. tell
Won that when a mao quoted the Houston
TELEGRAPH he was listened TO, and the paper
was celebrated for It's trutbfulness ana
terse English wherever that language was
spoken-and don't you forget III II was
big paper. and we were doing so well, sub
scriptions and advertisements comi0g In 30
fast. that thought Il would be fair thing
10 have little relaxation In the way Of
spending O few Of the summer months Ia
Europe. IL isn't bad tbieg on the other
side 10 be known rs the euitor OF promi-
nent newspaper In America. and soon
found myself sought after and perhaps TOO
onspicnous, which Is not at all 10 my iine.
swell, i and jim Bennett were strolling
down the boulevard one evening, smoking
our cigars, after good dinner at the Cafe
Anolais. We bad three or four dukes aud
couple OF earls with us. and, think, a
baronet or so (Jim Is partial to English
nobIemen), when Bennett suddenly halted
the whole party at the telegraph office under
the Grand Hotel, saying, Hold on, dukes
/ have got big dispatch to send TO the New
York Herald. Just handed me by my French
correspondent
"We all flied in aud crowded the once,
while the dukes and earIs wondered at the
prodigal expenditure OF the young Ameri'
can editor.
~ wasn't going to be bebindhand as an
American editor, so says ], 'How much
will the telegram cost!'
"sSiyty thousand five hundred francs,
saws the operator, 'and dirt cheap, too
"Says i Duplicate the dispatch TO the
Houston Telegraph. With your permits
sion, JIM says l.
"By Cord gentlemen, the whole thing
was telegraphed to Texas-four columns,
soIid-and The Houston Telegraph went 10
protest the next day. haven't been taking
much interest in newspapers since. pre-
fer politics, and that's the exact truth about
the matter. Just wake up John Russell
Young, will you, and we'll take drink
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-15
By Che wning & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No, 8 north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE LOT ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF CARr
STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEESTH STREETS.-By virtue OF a decree
OF the Chanc ~ Court Of the city Of Richmond en-.
tered on The lth dsy Of june 1881. In the suit OF
sjsger rs. singer aud others, the undersigned, spe-
ciai commissioner thereby appointed for The pur-
pose, will proceed to sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1881,
at @ O'Clock z. NJ, The REAL ESTATE above de-
scribed, being 20 feet on the north line Of Cary
street and running back at RICH! angles between
parallel lines l40 fret. bounded The east by the
hrick tenement OF Franklin Stearns, Esq. aud on
the west by the coal yard OF Writ Roberts, Esq.
TERMS: Que third cash. one third on credit of
six months: and the residue on Il credit OF twelve
months from the day Of SALE taking negotiable notss
for the d. frrred payments; the title retained until
all the purchase. money Is psid and c,nyeyance
dered by the Court. SOL. CUTCHlNS,
1e Is Special Commissioners,
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vsxECUrOR's SALE AT AUCTION OF
II HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING AND
NiiM1En OF VACANT LOTS ADJOINING ON
THE NORTHwkrr CORNER OF BROAD AND
TWENTIETH kTREETS-By virtue ~ decree
nr"noinccd by the Chaucerv t:ourt Of the city or
kichmond on The goth Of November: 1870, In the
suit Of johnson ct ats. ~. 4resnors executor
will sell at pub ic auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is. 1881,
nj kx O'Clock p. ST., the VERY DESIRABLE AND
f,OMMODiOUs BRICK DWELLING located As
described above, the residence Of the iate William
Immediately amer The sale Of the house. THREE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting 10 by
i36 1O-l2 feet on Broad street, and aitolning the
residence on the west. and SEVERAL LUIS irout-
i6R ON TwentIeth street. win be offered.
. The dwelling contains ten or twelve rooms. and
Is now in vef good condition. The usual out-DuId.
ipgs the place, and never-fa'lsns spring OF good
wafer.
TONERS, win be exhibited TO parties desiring 10
purchase.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance Ia one. two,
and three years, with per cent interest added ana
title retained until the purcbase.money vs. paid IN
full. JOHN ENDEhS,
Executor Of william Greanor's estate:
FRAgK ID. HILL 4 CO.. Aucticneers. JED
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CeRLIss ENGINE COMPANY, PROVIDENCE,
X. I.-Mr. Jeremiah Miller, foreman OF this
vast enterprise, writes as follows: L suffered
for long time with severe pains IN the
knee, at times being scarcely able to move.
tried medicines OF all kinds, but nothing
would benefit me. Happening to think OF
st. Jacobs Oil, used it with faint hope,
however, that it would beaetit me. What
was my surprise to find, after a few appli-
cations, that the pain had ceased; and in a
few days was entirely cured.
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BY }. u. Eiam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
ill3 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF A FALUA-
- BLETWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
Lot on WEST BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE
RICHMOND COLLEGE-On
SATURDAY JUNE lS. 1881,
at O'Clock Z. NJ. | shall sell by auction, on the
premises, the above-nawed very desirable PRO
PkRTY The lot fronts rs feet on the n9rth side Of
Broad street, immediately opposite The Richmond
College. having q deDth of about 40 10 an alley,
and IS well suited for handsome residence. The
DWELLING contains eight rooms. in good repair,
kitchen with two rooms, and well OF water on The
lot
The rapidlty with which property on west Broad
street Is enhancing in value, and the atraciyeDess
of this particular locality and property should
command for this sale the attention Of those wish
ing either desirable residence or good Invest
ment.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
Iel4 j. H. kLAM, Auciioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN fAKM
KNOWN As "sHAkON." lying ~ III
WEsTHAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM klCh.
MOND, AT AUtT1ON..In txes u.iou OF Z dee =.
Of the Chauecry Court Of Richmond, entered on ine
OH day Of Noyem6 r. 1850, In the case Of Hoyer 4
ciaI commissioners thsreby appointed, VIII sell oy
'' TUESDAY. JUNE 2lsT.
nj Q O'Clock d.. AZ the ofice OF Grobbs Williams,
auctioneers, the FARM above referred TO- Tor.
merry owned by john Cieneenfpe, ana Tor several
wears past occupied by Mr.. X. 4. Stoops Is lies on
The north side OF the westham road. adjoins on the
west the farm recently purchased by Mr. A. w. Gar
soil Is mainly chocolate clay admitting Of the high.
EST degree OF Improvement, while some - gray land,
suitable for gardening, fruits, &C. The improve
ments are dwelling with eight rooms, kitchen with
four rooms, barn, stable, corn. house, &C., &C., now
somewhat out Of order. In times past this has besn
regaroed as one OF The most attractive an desirable
farms IN the vicinity or the city, and In proper
hands II could be easily restored To It's former fine
condition. The location Is Ia the direct line Of thu
growth OF the city westward, and 10 offers the
tainty or great increase In value as the city ap-
breaches IT,.
TERMS: Ope.fourih cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for mes Oiable notes, with In
terest ADDED and title TO be retained by the Coart
until full paynent Is made
A. l.. BOULwARE,
W. j. LEAKE, 4.
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
Commissioner.
GRrBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. teS
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0ncs~s erected. al rex".ss mce ns''csrs
y,cSsop Lodge, No. -, TIE fcAowinE ou,sI = !
sere elected Tor the ensuing scIm ' n,rh.rI
Connlpsham, worshipfui mssssr; n.cnssu
(3fshau, senior wsrden =. u: nv
smryor warden; Richard Bskcv, treasurer .
Wsv,ism II. flugbess secretsfy;, n n,,es
Rauct, senior deacon; Whhnm =: III;
iuOicr descou; William = k,nao'r T,,, sau
r. r. COY. stewards; Mescnahe I'''''''
rhsclstus John Baker, tiIcr.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" BRICK DWELLING No. EAST CANAL,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS,
AT AUCrION.-By virtue Of decree Of Richmond
Chancery Court, entered MAY Z. 1881. In The case
of Wadrsp. tru lee, Us. Wadrop, will sell Oh the
premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1881
at @ O'Clock L. NJ the PROPERTY In said decree
as above. The lot fronts rs by LOG feet, more or
less and has upon f. gOoG brick house with three
rooms, brick kitchen two rooms, city water, cuyert,
&c.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In four. eight,
and twelve months, for notes bearing Interest at six
per cent, and title retained until deed Is ordered by
The Court. JAMES CAsKiE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by FRANK u. HILL X CO., Aucioneers.
&C. l2.lut
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By Jno. L. Laugh:on. Jr., Auctloneer,
1906 Main street.

SALE OF HANDSOME
IL PaBLOR SUIT, FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT AUG
TlON.-On
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
at OK O'Clock. Will sell al the residence mo. 204
east Grace street, Of Mrs NJ. !. Alvey. deceased, the
HUU >kHOLh FURNITURE. consisting Of
| ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, handsome y
carved upholstered III crimson brocatelle, con-
sisting of two Sofas. two large and four small
modalliOn-back Chairs;
MARBLE-TOP PIER TABLES Egyptian mar
ble);
CARPETS. RUGS. MATTINGS.
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS. WARpROBES.
MARBLt-T0P BURE AUS aud WASH
STANDS:
FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS.
set MAHOGANY DiNING-TABLES.
SIDEBJAROS, SOFAS.
GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE.
l FRENCH-PLATE PlER-MlRROR IN GILT
FRAME. WITH MARBLE BASE, size of
plate 81 by 81 inches. with frame 2 feet II
Inches by s feet Inches.
X. r. ALVEY.
executor of Mrs. VI. T.. Alvey, d. ceased.
sale by JNO. 4. LAUGHroN, Jr., Auclioneer.
81 l2
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By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. ) north Tenth street.

VALUABLE sECOND-STREET PRO-
PEkTY AT AUCII0N.-We will sell by auc-
ton, on The premises.
SATURDAY. JUNE 1s, 1881,
at 5k o'clock L. NJ. that VALUABLE LOT. with
TWO SMALL FRAMED SHOPS aud other SMALL
HOUSES thereon, adjoining the drugstore or
Thomas Leonard. EsQ. and situated GU the west
side Of Second street between Jackson and Duyal
streets, having front of 80 feet by = deDth OF
100 feet Two small stores eau be built upon This
property which would pay good percentage on the
outlay.
TERMS One fourth IN cash; balance at six,
twelve. eighteen. aud twenty four months, with in-
terest added, and secured by deed of trust.
CHEWING 4 ROSE.
ie Is AuctiOneers.
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Washiugteu and "senatOriai COur
tesy."


tesy."
To TIE Editor Of the Tribune;
Sir,-As small pendant TO the let.
ter Of the Hon. John jay, / send you
the following extracts from the Mon
e-Washiugton-R Randolph correspondence,
which took place i've years after the FISH
burn rejection In 1889. The latter, blythe
by, was the only nomination during the
eight years Of Wasbington's admins
tration which the Senate failed TO
confirm. In April, 1894, James Monroe,
then senator from Virginia and leader OF
What was then called the Republican party
IN the Senate, wrote 10 Washington touch
ing the rumored appointment OF Alexander
Hamilton as envoy TO Great Britain. He
concluded by requesting a personal inter.
view. Washington, foreseeing the dsneer
OF sueh precedent, submitted MoDroc's
letter 10 his Secretary Of State, Edmund
Rsudolpb, for an official opinion. The aat.
ter, In dong communication, said:
IF we're TO examine the question upon
abstract principles should say that no
senator sllght TO recommend or oppose
candidate ~ any representations except Of
fact made beforehand to the President; for
be will have bis vote upon the nomination:
and 10 recommend Is 70 promise TO sup.
port. and 20 oppose k a declaration to
thwart the nsminalion, neither Of which Is
exempt from indecoruI1.s
Nevertheless Randolph advised, lest
refusal 70 accord an interview "might fur
n'sh food for elsnor," that Senator Monroe
be Informed "that 1t Is presumed that he
has considered and made up dis mind as TO
the kidd OF interference which a senator
ought TO make TO nomination beforehand
that upon this idea the President will be
ready to sf0rd an interview At a given
lime.v But Washington refused the inter.
vicw, notwithstanding. April 8, 1874, be
wrote to Monroe, saying:
~ you are possessed Of any facts or In.
formation which would disqusify Colonel
for the nilsson TO which you refer |
Fequex that you would be so obliging as
communicate them TO me IN writing. 49,
" sIone sEa responsible for the nomina-
lon, u extrAn>ely behooyes me 10 name
ucb o0e az 10 nv judgment combines the
lquisites for Mission 80 peculiarly inter-
'tlng 70 the pesce hud happiness Of this
'pntfy." !,
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By Frank ID. Hill & CO.,
Real Estate AuctioneeTs, 1l0s Main street.

Real Estate Auct0neers, ll0s Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
OFRAME HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, NO.
2l7 WEST BAKER STREET. AT AUCTION
BY virtue of decree Richmond Cbancery Court.
entered December IA. 1880. In ibe case Of Collins
u.s. Coles we will proceed to sell at auction, on the
premises,
SATURDAY, JUNE 1S, 1881,
at o'clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY described IN
said decree. as follows Lot fronting on the south
side of Baker near the corner of ~. Peter street
81 feet. more on l-ss, aud running bick b.tween
parallel lines 81 feet, being tenement No. III west
ksker street The In proveinents consist of a small
FRAME TENEMENT with three rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO paw costs of suit and
expenses OF sas-say S7J the balance on credit
OF one. two, aud three years for negotiable notes,
satisfactorily endorsed, aud The Title reta ned until
the purchase m0ney Is paid and d,et 0rlered by
the court. JAMES v. DUNLOP,
HENRY TAYLOR, JR..
Con mi>sioners.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Auciioneers.
10
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount of RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD PER CENT
GOLD BONDS due In 1915 at lO4 and accrued In.
terest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Dsnvile aud Pied
mont railroads and the lease OF the North Carolns
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report OF the company for the year enc
Ing 30th September, 1850, showed that the COM
pany had reduced It's debt over k450,0O0 during
The two preceding years, besides adding largely 10
Its rollirg stock and machinery, and purchasing
500 tons OF new steel rails For the seven months
ending April 80, 1881. the net receipts or the CON-
pany exceeded s240,0o0. which Il equal 10 81 per
cent on the capital stock OF the company. after the
payment Of interest, rerts, and all other fixed
charges. aud expeadiDg large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH A. co.
The receipts OF this company FOR carrying the
mails for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent. over same month OF last year, and for
freight OF 80 per cent: Previous TO LIST OF May 40
per cent. OF the Atlanta and Charlotte freight
business went pia th,s Carolina Central railroad.
Now all It's through bnsiLess goes by The Richmond
and Danyle railroad, whlch win add largely TO ITS
Income. my IL