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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
by ". II. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estlle Agent and Auciionecrs,
iiIJ Main street

beautiful, ATTRACTIVE, AND
ID VALUABLE, wEsT-END BUmLD,i IN, NJ
LOTS on MAIN STREET OPPOSITE Mo 1isI
Tons FLOWE R-G ARDEN, MD On Bh ~
STREET NEAR MAIN, AT TIE IhkMllNiI,y :
oF TIE STREET RAILWAY, FOR SAIL ~
MrCTION-At tlc request Of the owner WHO - =
nonresident, we shall -ell by auction on inc
prcInl o.. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER o, 1881
AZ O'Clock =. NJ, FOUR OF THOSE HANl,-
SoNT BI-ILDING LOTS fronting ON the norm
side OF Main street opposite Norton n9mer-e. ar
den feet each, having depth OF i29 cel 70 an
alley: also. TWO LOTS, equally bcAutlIui a h
attractive. on Beach street Just In redr OF the
ahoye 3ONI45 feet each 10 an alley. l.,
These lot. are 80 delightfully."- situated ana are III
ali re,pcct4 80 desirable that those VINO wi,h 20
acrurc homes I'm a perfectly healthy beautiful and
InnrnTIng Part Of the city while they may DC ma Ad
al a moderate cot, should avail themselves Oh uh'
sale 10 do 50. - -, .ttt
unic- Of TX Twelve. aHI eighteen months win H.
trre-t added, aud secured 10y deed OF trust
oc / W. II. LIME & CO.. Auctionecr>'
By GruDbs ( Williams,
Real F.taie Agents and Auctionccrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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By arubbs & Williams,

By ofubhS NlLEdI~-
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ionc'rs-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
EXECUTORS SALE OF TIE HAND
EISOME AND VERY VALUABLE RESI-
DENCE AND GROUNDS, LONG THE RESI-
DENCE OF TIE LATE MIS-. LOUISA q. Al
Ian. SITUATED At TIE SOUTHEAST COT
NER or MAIN AND FIFTH STtEkTS-liy re-
quest Of Mr.. George ". Mayo executor Of Mr-.
Allan we win offer for sale the wcll-known and
undetermined PROPERTY above referred :" ~
public auction, np0n the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ID. 1881.
at As o'clock l.. NJ. IL g. situated upon tie crown
of the hill overlooking the city and country far
ANA near, embracing 4 fine view Of the river and
j. in point of situation probably the handsomcst
and In every way the most desirable site in the city
for 4 hotel or large public building Of any Kind.
The LOT fronts lS4 feet on Main street, ana runs
back SO feet on Fifth street.
The RESIDENCE is large, handsomely finished.
and with some Improvements could DC made as Gle
CANT a. could Dc desired
We invite special attention 20 this fine property.
4 long credit will be given, If desired, for tie
larger part Of the purclasc-moncy.
GRUBDS WILLIAMS,
oc 4 Auctionccrs.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, NEW BRICK STORE, q
il with fixtures complete, and DWELLING Ii
above. No. 1000 -. Jane, street. This j. good
business stand. and will Doe rented low 20 salts
''''' GE0RGE :. VAsHoN 4 son. AGENT.
oc 4-cod3t No. Tenth strcct
TOR RENT.-A FIRST-CLASS9 e.
Il STAND FOR ANY KIND or BUSl-is-L
MSS FOR RENT ON Seventeenth street, second
door from franklin street. with six large rooms
above stOrewith large cellar; nicely lifted mp for
first-class restaurant aud with har-couuteis par
titious tables, ctc.-all in good order. Ioa first
class tenant only $500 per aunum. Possession
JOSEPH AUGUSTINE.
oc 4-3t+ No. 4os Twelfth succt.
IGOR RENT. STORE. &C., No. 1904 Ga
Il Cary street. We are authorized by Mr. Nj
Iazcwcll Elicit ASSIGNEE of Me>sr~ h. King & Co.,
tu RENT OFT until January /. 1852. their late
stand No. 1904 Cary street. The fixtures, &c. can
be- bought of the assignee, and the lease viii be IT.
newcd for year longer if desired. Apply o.
OIARI.ES & MCCGlDN,
oc 2-3t 1912 Main street.
GTORES FOR RENT. G.
1oa north seventeenth street, near Old Market:
DWELLING Up-~tlir,.
III north seventeenth street, near Old Market;
DWELLING up-~tair-.
20 Thirteenth, between Main and Cary; grocery
I4li east Main, suitable for dry good, boots and
703 wet Main; DWELLING upstairs: nice
FRANK d. HILL & co..
2-3t HOS Na'n -trcct
nor RENT. SECOND FLOOR OFG-
i THREE CONNECTING ROOMS ANDE.I
BATH, centrally located, on Franklin street. ten
tlemen preferred. Address W., care OF Carrier No.
3. -eSu-3t
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctlonecrS,
NOD Eleventh street.
by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctionCCr,
11l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
- FRAME HOUSES NEAR THE OLD RESER-
NOIR. FIVE ON JACQUELlN STREET AND
TWO on HARN1E NEAR WASHINGTON
STREET: ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF ONE
HUNDRED FEET ON JACQUELTN STREET
AND FIVE VACANT LOTS on WASH
INGTON STREET NEAR HARNlE.-By vlr-
tue Of decree of the Chanccry Court of tie city
of Richmond. entered -- day of Ill the suit Of
FitZpatrlck, executor, rS. Benton and others. ]
shall. as Special Commissioner thereby appointed,
proceed TO sell at public auction. on the premises.
the aforementioned property on
TUESDAY. attn DAY OF OCTOBER.
at ; o'clock Z. NJ. These hOu-cs have three rooms
each and front on Jacquen street, and will pay "a
handsome income on investment.
Also. 100 FEET OF TIE GROUND on north
west corner Of Jacquelin and Washington streets.
with a depth of 100 feet along Washington street.
Also. SIX LOTS. 25XlO0 each. on Washington
between Ilarvle and Jacqucin streets.
Also, TWO DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSES on
corner of liaTNie and Washington streets. The lots
front % feet each ON Haryic.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance i'm fOnr. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added. and title retained till all the purchase
money Is paid and deed ordered by the Court.
JAMES II. DOOLEl,
Special Commissioner.
j. TUOMPSoN BROWN, AucuOnccr. SEQ
10y II. seldom Taylor and Grubbs & Williams,
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JIiqh T1de.-fn consequence OF the pre-
yaiHng drought every rock and other OBJ
struction in the liver between Richmond
and Manchester was exposed 10 view yes
tcrday. However, the members OF the
Olympic Beat Sab take their usual eve
ming exercise. Yesterday evening four
beautiful young Richmond bellies were
participants in the aquatic exercises incl
dent 10 the occasion.
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James Riter BridgeS.-The crossings
between Richmond and Manchester are
daily renewed, 80 far a. their passing sur
face is concerned. Mayo's has bridge
tender especially for that purpose, and the
Free bridge, by an immense accumulation
of old material at the southern end, shows
that It has not been idle in the direction IN
I;.afsI
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Passenger. Freight

sAll trains daily except SUNDAY.
Passenger Train CONNECTS Al Wet p.rt .....
except sundays with -'''i"rr- 3D. 900 fr.m l.....
more.
Freight train leaving Richmond 90 I..-,, D..
viii have pSs-nRcf-cuach 1tta .h.i .
Train No. a. connects 90 bUrs.tIfL. ,-.u. a..
folk and Western railroad flr Iil...r. d 3D.. '
burg. and al southwestern IuIH..
Train No. 50 fast mall stop, ...f .if,..-.....
BurkCyille, brakes Branch. Blrkai,'l'. d. NO.
Greensboro salisbury Charlotte, ~..rt.......
GrccnNille, Scncct. Ioccoa. Luii, tnl ..... n
connecting 90 AuIuu tor su point. SIT.
Southwest.
Train No. 4s Through p4..,u1,-. .t......t...
lions. connecting At SUthrrl.U- SCI. ffI..
Sulherlm Narrow-tIsugc railroad E.r tff....
salisbury ri,h Western North Carolina Ell.
Tor al points IN Western North lir I.......
lanta for al points south sui ~uH.lfi.t
Train No. ~ Through s,-uE,tl.lIr.H ....
~ all stations. connecting ~ ~UlH.f'.'. r..I t..
ton and Sutuprliu'- NgrrO~-i,tI.. r.I....I .
Milton; Al Atlanta for all pn.nt, southland chi.
west; al Charlotte with Charl.t... alum. %. '.
Augusta railroad for Column a. Augusta. So.
nah, and Florida points.
Train, from the south arr % 'n.r... .,
4:47 J.. W.. 3:sz q. NJ. 1913 a. 3d.. 500 I-..t -
81. and from Wc,t Point 81 ..l- A.. b.. ...
grr). and s:2j =. ". lfrciYhi.
PULLNAN-CAR SEEE.D..
Ou Train Np.5u-Rlchmoud d.. 'r..r
Ou Trsu No. 4S-Ncw lor, l.I t.ut .
~ hmOnd and Greensboro @. H.H -l..
~ ,-icru North Carolina m.rnef
On Train No. 44-N1-h'IF'.H IrI I.l....
and Dauyillc, and Danyillc and AH-H. t.
l,on-Air passenger trains l"AtU tt.-...
G:Sj J.. 81, arrive 20 Bon AR r-I..G D.. " a..
rive ~ Coslfeid ~ I.ll T.. VI. Returning DIV.
COslfold ~ 1.il 4. ~; leay, Bon A.I.t~A 81.
arrive u Richmond ~ t.-3 \. ~ 500 pass. ...-
trains except lho fist MAI stop 3d.. Ar
Tickets sold 20 IN point. south. ...Ir,.-. ...
south ccst. aud bsLeagc chorkoiilra.I
NO lIy-ovrr Checl given ru iH.1' H.b.f..
t. POPE
General Passenger Ticket A-...
7. b. j. 1ALooIT. General Manage .i
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DTCUNOND. FEEDERIOkSBTT

IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ...
II NDAN. August 2~. 1~~R.
Bio A. ~. leaves Byrd-~trrDf station d.I'f .-..
only 40 Milford .uI Frederic.
$40 g. NJ. leave. Byrd-~tpcf station dt.
ccpt sunday.
4.Iu T.. NJ. leaves Byrd-~trDct station HI'r.
4.ut T.. ". Accommodation iur Junction. ....
brOJd-~trcct station it.'| .h
SuudAysI
I1:2S A. NJ. arrives go Byrl-~fp..f station ....
2:JH l.. S.. arrives go Byrd-~tr..t station . .
makes no local stops.
9:5s =. NJ, arrives 10 Byra-> r.c; station
trAsCpt sunday.
S.27 s.. H., Accommodation. HrIINr- no
street station daily .rND'If
q. lA1lU.
General Ilrh.f '..
p. r.. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
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rrEsDAY. ocronEn II. IssI.

NJ o'clock Z. NJ, that VERY ENCELLtNI
FARM located rs above now occupied 10y ~:
I,mes f. Orcm. containing, 10y recent survey, ONE
HUNDRED AND cENEN1 THREE MD \
HALF ACRES. of which about 10 acre, afcopth
land. I'm good Heart; balance in original ana see
onlorv growth of oak and pine. Tie Improve
meat, consist Of an EXCELLENT FRAME
DWELLING containing seven rooms beside. Ic
u-ual out-buildugs. II adjoius tie lands ~ Dr.
John r. Friend aud Others. II lies remarkably
we'll Is thoroughly drained, and IA, on u an GNcel-
lent meadow of about 10 acres. Inc iclShh"i-
L,nd i. an improving one and tie road leading %
tic farm cuual 90 the bc,t I'm tie county.
TIN Terms VIII be One-iuurth cash; balance
1t one, two, and three year, for negnlAhle notes
interest b,if-vcarly secured by deed of trust As
tIie owner Is determined 10 sell. persons may at
tend Tic sale with tie lcNpectaton of securing a
great bargain. W. GO,DlN'
D
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By Jas. Macdougall, Auctioncer
No. 10 Governor street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SHOWCASES,
/ COUNTERS, SHELVING, GLASS } AIRS, &C
AT ATCTiON.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from
Rock Clans 10 me ~ trustee, dated July 10, 1851,
and duly recorded will sell at the store NO. l12O
east Main street, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1881,
a EXCEILFNT OVAL-FRONT SILVER
MOUNTED SHOWCASES,
dozen GLASS JARS,
3 good COUNTERS, -
Lot SHELVING. PARTITION,
ANNOUNCEMENTS. LOOklNG-GLASS, &c.
TERMS: Cash. PAUL DANNA' Trustee.
JAS. MACDOUCALL, Auctionccr oc l
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by Frank ID. Hill 4 Coz
Real Estate AucilOnccrs,
HOS Main street
EOUR NICE BUILDING LOT 5
Il NORTHWEST CORNER OF TlllR-
TIETH AND q STREETS,
NEAR CITY LIMITS.
AT AUCTION.
OK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1881,

IN lHi hNDA . ''l'hA W AorA' ,
al 81 O'Clock L. NJ, on the premises, We viii sell
FOIR DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS fronting
ON q .trret-thrcc lots Of % feet and one Of %
feet. running hack usual depth.
These lot. will be sold cheap.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In siA ana
twelve months, interest added.
FRANK ID. hill & CO.,
0c2 AuctiunccrN.
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I'VE YORK RIVER LINZ.


Commencing TUESDAY. ~'rf.r.... t'..
regularly thereafter except sunday. ..
Company safe aud thoroughly tHUi....
.cugtr steamers. HAVANA Ul I'l l~I.
leave West Point ou arrival ui t.r l'... ......
arriving IN Baltimore abort $3.50 40 ~. ...i
Meeting with all trains uorfIW4Tl
straight tickets t0 Baltimore. ........
Round trip.-ts.s.t ..r. ..-... ..-......
stltc-Roons and Berth, secure. .I.I..
from steamers cabin plans.
F0r Tickets, Timc-( ards. .uI .. ..'
call on \. CARRIER s. CO.,. OBJ. 4.,et. e..
at the Richmond and DAuNlll. .t..'.
signed. \. i'l.f
General Passenger sul Irtr' N-....
NJ 10 N..r I.l'. $500
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MEDNEsD NJ. OCTorEn u. Issl.

nt , O'Clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY more fully de-
scfibed IN the said decd. Tit lot fronts on state
street feet with depth 81 10 feet 10 an alley
ten feet wide. The Improvements consist Of a nice
FRAME HOUSE with about four rooms.
TERMS. While the deed requires cash. more ac-
coumodatiug terms may De given.
CYRUS BO>SIEUN. Trustee.
FRANK -. HILL * CO., Auctioncer-. oc
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DvW. Goddin. Auctlonecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ FLOIR-MILL IN HANOVER COUNTY
NROIrT SEVEN MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
As trustee I'm a deed from John &. Dcrheart and
wife. dated 9th September 1876 and recorded In
Hanover County Court clerks Office default nav
inc been made In the payment OF the debt secured
ly thc said deed shall. ~ the request Of the ere
dior secured by said decd. on
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ID NTuUN- IIIIII'-
Real E.taie Agents and Auctionecr>'
Eleventh street between Nain and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
l fNC LOTS ar TIE NORTHWEST COR
MFR Of MARSHALL AND tit MhR SItEEi
Ar AUCTfON.-n execution 81 decree ~ W,
Chanccry Court Of nc cry "i hIcgiiol' 49, 49,,
18th of January. 1sS |. ia tie case ~ Brouu th,
c,itor ~. Brouii ani dis. will v.ll 10y auction
upon the premises on
TIITESDNN, SIrTEMBEE 29Tii'
n , o'clock T. NJ the PEOPERI situated q.
at5ye of Which Gc1rsc VI br"ui, ulrl TeII5 5
feet and will ~ sold n fourlps. ctch 20 icci Iroh
The attention Of persons wanting i'tS Wen s''''e
and az moderate prices ], invited 10 t.li' S'',.
TERMS: ono fourth cash: balance al six Twelve
and elghfcsl months for negotiable not-' WIN IN
forest added. aud title retained uhll all tic puI'
Ch4s,-mon'y SHAH have lH,L Itl"' e., ,..;.,,.,,..
e. {. BAUGHhAN. commissioner
1.pt-UEs & WILLIAMS. Auctonr'r>.
POsTPONEMESr.
Pctponed to FRIDAY 3Gt9ses III II I iMS
Sc 3o&oc2.4.GS7
I,y J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
lib e1st Main street.
rVRTSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
| LOT ON CHURCH HIIL.-By virtue or q
decd of trust dated Nay 20, 1873 executed bg
II. Clair Hartman and wife 10 the underdghGi'
and recorded I'm Richmond Chaucery court ~ D.
10 C., D. 4O4, and whereas default ms been made
ana hflng fclplitu - ~ We "''' 80 '' "
premises. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1881,
~ > o.cIock T.. NJ. tic real estate described aud
conveyed I'm the said decd, being LOT or LAND
with a HOUSE thereon, IN the city Of Richmond
ON the corner Of Twenty-ninth and Leigh streets
northwest corner. 1900.
TRRNS: Cash ~ to expenses OF sale ana TSuu'
with Interest thereon at per cent. from January
' JOHN g.. SPOTS, Trustee.
I fruo,fpcON HUOWN AuctiOUecr. Oc l
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Gy Frank y. IIil & CO..
, Dbl. a. a...tf........,.. fTNG AfaFu. -tro,

TRUSTEES SALE OF f II 4 VI L
| DWELLING. No. 7G3 NORTH STATE
STREET. NEAR FULTON. At AUCTION.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust recorded In the Office of
thp clerk Of Richmond C'auccry Court. ia Decd
Ennk loo \. page 10. default having bcru made i'm
ibn n1ymeut of certain negotiable note therein
secured and at the request of the beneficiary Twill
-ctt AZ auction. uuOu the premises. on
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BY W. Goddin. Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank street

GALE At AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
DFAEM OF ONEHCNDREDA AND sENENTIl,-
TURFE AND \ HALF ACRES IN lIENllCO
C0i'S1'Y. THREE AND HALF MILES EAST
or RICHMOND, WITHIN SIGHT OF THE
NINE-llLE ROAD.-At the request of The owner
WHO reside IN another Stlte, shall sell at auction
ON the prCmi~c-. ON
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by JAS. MacdOugan, Auctioneer
No. 10 Governor street.
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PO>TPONENENT.

Postponed To
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER jTH.
a IL O'Clock Mt the office of Grubb. & VII
liatus Eleventh ret. TIE TRUSTEES
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DICIIMOND AND ALLEGUAN1
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO And FROM RICHMOND ''.
NIILIAM~ON'~.


Leave RIch-
moud......... $50 p. ST. 7:..A.N -t.t.r
Arrive Lynch
burg. II.l5P.N ~.25 j.. ST.
Leave Lynch
burg. ........ 2.45P.M s.lJNH.
Arrive VIII
liamsou's.... 7.ie T.. NJ 6.3j j. ST.
Leave Will
Uln,on's... 5000 An sr. A.N ..
Arrive .yIcl-'
burg...,...... lu5 p. " tI5 d. N ...
LOsyc Lynch.
burv.......... 4:O5 An f.IJA.N ....
Arrive Rich
lHond....... 1910 \. ~. 1.-" J.. NJ. I.I. |..
Twenty minutes 20 Iloward-yi'l. i.r .u.I.r
breakfast.
Daily liuc OF PACKETS i.tF. H.i..I.
ing and Lexington. iu c0uuoc'.H. H.'I fr'... D..
and West
Close connection made 3t Richmond fHnI. n.
north and south riu Richmond IrItI..
and Potomac. Richmond aud D'n,il.. #"i IT
moud and Petersburg railroad. lnI 100 lfl.
with Norfolk sud Western gul A.r.lu.I h|I..
railroads. and 90 williamson With t.'-I.s
and Ohio railroad for 40 point cast lui west
For other Information apply Fol-. NJ. ID.
IlU7 Bank street. b. IS. bAltHnl IF.
General Freight and Ticket A....
DECATUH ANIFLI. General Manager.
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Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

and death.
DT. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for . case Of this kind tho VITAL RESTOR.
k1IVE (undsf bis special advireid tFeatmeAt} viii
cure OF for anything Impure injurious found II It, DIR
AlNTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation f~ss. Thorough examine
on and advice, including analysis & urne @5 co. Price
the qdAptity SIoeo; sspt 10 my lpe Ipon rsesiDt o
price, p secure from 6bSystion, and In private
III KearnoY Street, San Tranc1scO. Cal.
a mn. MfNTTE'e KIDNEY WEHEOY. NEPa.
aTICUM. cures Ill kinds Of Kidney and Bladder COM
plaihts, Gonorrhaa Geet H8lp3he For sals BY B. F.
tester and Geo. c. ThaxtGlp1SisS eazpon City q. 20
H.; n ;iI iss sStsis - IS 8 fsaIsr MIA 1ts.
bss4 4and dh4Apest DY6Pep0eAaaAs8 89E10UD iefsrs
IN the narksk For sAls b. = y. Tostse and 0eoeks
zAaxtsR, dxuGgiglA Casssa W. nAa71y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

ns "eSe.siaAlh Z e sqfe fos aer
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh1a, LOST NJ An
HOOD, ,impotency, paralysis,
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self abuse. youthful follies and
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such as loss Of memory, las.
itude, nocturnal emission, a-
version to society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20
GRAY'S SPECIFIC REMEDY

Tho QreA English
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ing cure for Seminal
Weakness, SpermatOr
rhea, Impotency and
all Diseases that fol-
low as a sequence Of
Self Abuse /; as loss Of
Memory, Universal
Lassitude, Pain IN the
back, Dinness Of Wis.,
sD~ all
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

BEFORE TAKING. ion, Premature OldAFIER IAkIne.
Age and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and Premature Grave. Full particulars
In pamphlet, which desire to send free by mail to
every The Specific Medicine is ss by all druggists
81 package, six packages for s. will be sent
free by mail on receipt Of the money by the
Gray Medicine Company, LOG Main st., Buffalo, N Y.
Sold by SEQ. c. Thaxter. Carson Nev. jan2s
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Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you Tickets via thiv
n ad. Examine your Tickets and refuse buy II thsv
40 not read the Chicago and North-We RiL
way. ''''A.f
If you wish the Best Travelling Accommodations 20
will buy your Hckets by this ~ AND WILL TAkA
NONE OTHER.
AL Ticket Agents seA Tickets bv this Line
MARVIN HU,HITT.
Second Vice-Presdent and General Manager, Ch0go
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At q meeting OF the Romney Cornct
Brass Band. on Tuesday evening, Nov.
pad inst, the following Preamble aud
Resolutions were unanimously adopted /:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
God to remove. by death, from this CON-
munity and a large circle of friends, in
the flower of his yutitb, and prospect of
after usefulness, FRANK X. ENDLER,
RESOLVED. ls,. Ttat in the death of
our young friend ami brother. mem
her and Treasurer Of our Band, we feel
that sad and irrcparahle loss has be.
fallen us and the Community in which
he lived.
2na. Tha. in respectful. and loving
irinuic TO his memory, we will wear thu.
usual token of mourning on The left arm
for thirty days.
Sd That We offer our heartfelt con-
dolerce To his family and friends in
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The Confederate Bond Speculation
Squashed The later advices from
England state that the strange specu.
lation In Confederate bonds, which
set -in-so suddenly and extended so
rapidly from England to this country,
has quite as suddenly died out. The
theory on which the shrewd origina.
tors OF the speculation set it in mo-
ton was that there we're large sums
OF money deposited in the Bank OF
England to the credit ofthe late Con-
federate government and other large
deposits of money held on Confeder-
ate account elsewhere, to all of which
the holders Of Confederate bonds had
legal claim. 1t seems to have been
accepted by the credulous with more
confidence than is usually given to 80
Wild story. While the fever of
speculation lasted sthose who picked
up large amounts ofbonds for a merely
nominal sum made money out Of their
dupes; for we learn that at their cul-
minating.:point some of the bonds
were sold in England at ten per cent.
OF their face value. But when the
London Times stated that there was
no money held in the bank of Eng
lond on Confederate. account, and
when, from other sources, il was
learned thatsif there were any Con.
federate assets anywhere the decisions
OF the English, courts adjudged them
to belong to the government of the
United States, the back of the specu.
'lation was broken, and investors had
to pocket their losses with the best
grace they could command.