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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-20
DEFERRED LETTERS.
, NEW PRESTON.

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 EThe following letter has been crowded out of the paper, two successive weeks, partly through it's late arrival the first week, and partly through my own miscalculation. Con- sequently it's news is pretty old, but the phi lesophy of it, especially when itt'drops into' something like poetry, is of permanent value ED. ENQ.l sH J a. asl- DHa ...
 -i We are not so dry as we were. Let the fall rains drizzle, most farmers are prepared for it, potatoes dug, crops housed, having finished, fairs in full blast, and--we were going to say, tobacco sold for 90 cents per pound. but all farmers are not so lucky as that. There are still some good crops of tobacco for sale here, but potatoes are scarce as good looking women, and corn is so high that no man can afford to keep pig, 4iT ss, ..aas,-aa, , . F. H. CogsWell has been examined and enters the Yale Law School. All his , friends wish him success, and hope in the fu- ture to see his name emblazoned at the head of the list of those great names who are but little lower than the angels. e si3y a.a# begin to she'll out, and the at- | tendance at the district school lessens cores pondingly.' And we were going to remark on the condition of every young Americans pants, but as every parent knows the rents thereof it would be waste of words .''ij .i7-On Thursday of last week, as G. O. Hitch cock and everybody were en, route for the Noxu M ,lford foir M- u;toboooL,o hN.sao ho
 came frightened and ran of the embankment opposite J. M. Fords residence, Marbledale, capsizing him and Dwight Gregory, who, was riding with him, The horses ran into and 'busted" Fred Cables buggy, who was .driv. ing on the other road After smashing up, the wagon the horses were caught. MT. Hitch cock was quite seriously bruised we hear, and
 was compelled to return home, but Mr. Greg ory was lucky enough to get off without a scratch. ,., s.r,.,f -
 5, Nearly all our citizens, including your correspondent, went to the New Milford fair, Thursday, to see the daring young lady make her balloon ascension-and got fooled. Those who went the next day were more fortunate, as she ascended that afternoon. Between four and five p. m. the balloon was discovered lit- tie to the southeast of this village floating in an almost cloudless sky. Itappeared to be above the dark clouds and .s looked no larger than a mans head. Some thought it could
 not be the lady and her balloon but was a toy one escaped from some youngster, and were astonished when the lady herself apneared in D. Burnham's store about eight o'clock that evening and wanted to send a message to Prof. Myers at New Milford letting him know of her safe landing, at lLitchfeld. She must have beensyery high when first seen from this village and seemed to, be moving northeast b'When the wind IS southerly we know hawk from handsaw.", Holy St. Frances! nothing would tempt us to such attitudes or entice us to sail the ambient ether in such 8 frail car you bet ,sua 1s3aiGim emleI .at .4a,ts
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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-20
ADvER TISlHC.
JOB PRINTING.

All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and rompty done.
 Handbills, Pamphlets, &c.,, &c., done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State, Orders be sent by mail and the jobs sent out by ymail f smaD, by stage, express to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay,
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-20
No-tice.

6sHE County Commissioners for Mtchfeld County y will meet at their room in the jail building in Ltchfeld on the 1st, 2d and 18th days of November 1881. Also the 1st Tuesday of each month there. after at o'clock p. for the purpose of acting on applications for Hcenses receiving reports of Pros ecuting Agents and transacting other County busi- ness. 4kssfEs s@.a AaA 8a asstss@@ 89FF IT
 Applicants for licenses will be required to appear in person before the Board. a < Bonds must bear the same date as the license. , asysra JOS. r. CALHOUN.sl Rl2 A86 s7aa
 s~ss GEORGE PIERPONT, S County Com,s. .sAkS as8 LYMAN CUNNING,
 Litchfeld, October 4th, 1881.
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ThIdy-six new scholars were admitted:
There we're forty-seyen conversions ana
twenty-threc baptisms in the Manchester
school, where revival OF religion mas
been In progress for month: fe , o. con,
versions were reported In Ycnable-stree'
school.
The quarterly reports were also read.
President Ellyson then introduced Major
Robert stiles 10 the Association, who made
an interesting speech on the Tabernacle.
He was followed by Professor Charles H..
Winston on another Tabernacle-thc
human body.
After these addresses Rev. DIR. Hatcher
led In a special prayer Of thanksgiving Tor
the conversions reported.
After singing the Association was ais
missed with the benediction by Rev. Dr. A.
ID. Brown.
The next meeting Of the Association
takes place on the second Sunday In NO
yember at Graec-Strcet church.
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
I1l3 Main street.
VERMs EXTRAORDINARY.
A NEAT NEW sTOCK-BRICK DWELLING
ON BUCHANAN STREET NEAR VEN
ABLE, ON TERMS UNUSUAL
LY LONG TIME.

by request OF tie owner will sell at public aue-
tion, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
NJ q O'Clock L. NJ, that NEAT AND ATTRAC-
TIVE Unwilling on the west liilc OF ltuchanan
near Vcnablc street, No. 6lO, lately huiit, ana or
good mSterial, With neat stock-bricE 'front.' IIS
hou.e has SIX rooms: frame kitchen In theyard,
and we'll Of tire water. The lot Fonts 80 icet
with q deDth of t2O feet 10 an alley IL ieet VICE
II Il seldom such desirable dwelling WIN 80 IA
yorablo terms Is offered AT auction, anu parnes
looking for u home, with limited means, VIII 90
well % Dc present. 49,.
TERMS One third cash: balance In one two'
three. fOur. and I've years, Ter cent Interest," 81
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
oc @ AuctiOncer
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-.
rrRUsTEEy SALE OF TIEKEE-
STORY AND BASEMENT DETACIiLD,
ERfck DWELLING. No. ia SOUTH S',1tr
sTpfET. nETWEEN CARY AND CAnAi,
sfiiFE1SFly virtue ~ dcsd Of trHst exeeusea
hv William ". Hall and wife 10 The unuesskaeI -
te1ursees' dated November 10, 1875, and recorded
IL lie CLERK ofnce u Rich,nond Chansery CoaI.,
ID Isl ia G, page 29i. default having been msne
in INC payment Of ccrftin notes secured usfe.m'
and being required 80 t1do by TIC beneheiHry' NC
shali se.i 10 auction, on Tie premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881,
n ~ O'clock T. M @all tlist LAND IN the Sly OF
Richinoild With the IMPROVEMENTS THEhf-
on. fronting 46x feet on the west llne OF slAth
street between Csry aud Canal streets, and run
Ming bsrk between parallel Ducs lis feet ~ an
aiis,y IA feet wide" The house, consequently ar
ranged aud substantially built has twelve 5ooirs
including bathroom. also 4 detached ktchen IN
yard. The property IS yielding good rental; on
TERMS; Cash ~ 10 cxreiscs 81 sale ava coc.ozoV
drc August . l. 1850, 557.a0 due November ~,
iSsr. $1,000 due November "a, 1880, Wig slx
Ter cent. Interest added TO said payments rom
IL. ~ GEORGE n. MACON,
WY FCRMAN TUPPEl.,
TrustscS.
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METHODIST SUYDAY-scn0OL SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting Of this Society
was announced TO take place at Union-Sta-
ton Methodist church Sunday afternoon
last. Owing to tie inclemency OF the
weather the attendance was smaller than
usual, and the regular exercises were
therefore postponed until next Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. A. l.. West prcsidcnt) decided on
having an Informal meeting, and after sing
ing by the scholars OF Union-Station
school, conducted by Mr.. X. S. Valentino,
and prayer by Rev. p. A. Peterson, he in
PRODUCED Rev. Mr.. Peterson and Rev. j..
w. plcdsoe, who made short but interest
ing addresses. DR.. J. G. Chancellor, Of
Charlottesville, was also present, and gave
n very interesting account OF his trip to
Toronto, Canada, and the proceedings OF
tle late international Sunday-School Con-
yention. In conclusion, he complimcnted
the Methodist Sunday-sehool Society OF
Richmond and Manchester, and stated that
This organization was awarded star on the
Sunday-school map at Toronto.
The meeting then adjourned TO niece
next Sunday afternoon at Union-Station
church, ut 81 o'clock.
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BY Frank ID. HIN & Co..
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
4 FRAME DWELLING No. @GI3s, NEAR
THE CORNER or STATE AND FULTON
STREETS, Al Au(TlOS.-By virtue OF decd OF
trust recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court, Dcod-
Book lO2 q, page ~, dcfsult having been made in
the payment Of certain notes therein secured aud
at the request Of the beneficiary, We viii sell al
auction upon the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l2, 1851,
NJ O'Clock p. H., the PROPERTY fully described
IN said decd. The LOT fronts Ia feet inches on
the east side OF State street, with depth Of 1 10
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. The improvements
consist OF nice FRAME HOUSE, With three or
four ronlna.
TERMS: While tie decd requires cash, more ac-
com,aodating terms may be given.
.ttt CYRUS DOSSlEUX,l n.~,,s.eo.
%. TONER, tnS'sefs
Sale BY FRANK u. HILL Co, Aacsfonecrs.
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sTOCK.RpOKEns. Ac.

A INVOLVEMENT. Il HAVE RE-
"A SJMED THE STOCk-DRokERAGE BUSI-
NESS nj 100 Main street.
| hope my long experience. With strict and
prompt uiteati0n viii secure Inc share Of tic
business In that line.
a specially.
Thankful for past fayors, respectfully ask q
continuance. 4. j. WRIGHT.
OCTOBER ST1T. oe e-lw
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auclionccr'
lI13 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF a sUBURBAN
n FARM. 1917 ACRES, on WEST CAIl
g'TIfEET ROAD-DMEILING sTkEDl NDiD
ny LARGE OAK SHADE-1REEs, OklGfNnb
t;IsOWTH-FINE " ATER, lOUHi ORCiAhD,
&c.-FORNERLY OWNED III MAJOH y. T.
COJRTNEY+S FAMILl.--ijy requcst OF Mr. a. ~.
Brown, who Is moving 10 tic ely, VIZ SCH ~
public auction, on
TUESDAY, nth DAY or OCTOBER,
NJ 3 o'clock r. NJ, lis desirable ARM, most hcau-
ufly located ON west Cary street rg1d ahd w
two mile OF We champion station, kichmonu ahu
AIlcghany railroad. aud within Fix mics 81 the
civ one hundred and fifteen acres clearer alii
u,dtr fence and crOss-fcncing; balance ~ tinbcf'
oak nd piue. and the whole traycrsed hy large,
nyipg stream. which flows into Greens nill-puiidi
on which 4. some creek land. Fifteen bnshci, OF
wheat pcr acre produced on tie place. Ilc ny
provenients are a brick-haecmcnt framed rc-l-
deuce. seven iargc rooms. well shaccu; Two LlrEc
barns. stables, and other clubhouse; young or
clard OF three hundred frtfit-trccs OF various
kind. A we'll of splcndid |atcr. Church aiitl
schoni-housp In ytc,s Of ibis desirable farm. IL
fronts some distancc on the road, and adtpins TIE
lands OF Henry Nicklam, f~q. y. De hh'ahis'
ESQ.,, Captain Ashhurner, aud oilers.
Parlies can attend this sale VIII tie assurance 81
It's being sold. ~ tie has comiuenccu moving
b. the city and has determined IN sell.
TERMS: One third cash, balance III ono ana Two
years, With inicrc.t added.
Partie, dc.!rlng to attend llic sale VII le'ise
notify j. 1UOAlfSOn iI'OnN ~
oc f,4,5,6,s,1O&11 Auciloneer.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers'
Eleventh. street between Main and BsnF'

THE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
L No. 4OG EAST GRACE STREET. ADJOlN-
ING DIR. READS CHURCH, FOR SALE At
ALERT Sncid, we will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
~ 81 O'Clock L. NJ, the RESIDENCE Formerly
occupied by him. situated rs above.
The basement hts fine Office, two stOre-r0oms-
kitchen. coal and uOOd-hOusc.
The first acOr has two fine parlors, large dining
rooni with two closets, one lined with Z:nc; Also
two servant rooms. .,
Tic second floor has three large and one small
chamber, Ave closets. bathroom, &c. .
The third floor HIS two chambers and two hSlI-
rooms, with closets.
The lot T. "a ll-l2 by IT'S feet TO an alley.
The location Is IN The most desirable part or
Grace street. especially suited to business or pro-
fcssionsl-men. and the property offers unusual ID,
ducements 20 those seeking Il very pleasant anu
bequufully-5r1nged home In the midst OF one Oh
the most pleasant localities IN the city.
Possession viii be given az once.
TERMS: Accommodating.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
&c AuctloEcers.
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Councilman il. d. Owen, popular and
nniyersally-esteeme young citizen, will
to-day lead 10 the hyIneneal altar Miss A..
Brodnax, the lovely and accomplished
daughter Of DR.. n. w. Brodnax, Of this
city. Both CT the parties have hosts Of
friends who unite in wishing them unllm-
tied happiness In the future.
Mr.. Samuel Hay and Miss Martha Bcshcr,
well-known citizens, were united in the
holy bonds OF wedloc& on yesterday by
Rev. Il. +. Woodward, OF the Methodist
church.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP QsfSFS
" COMPANY. usxzAkss-.,
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
stcamers-0LD DOMINION. WYANOkE, MAN
HAITIAN. aud RICH MONU-EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ut Il. ~, and SUNDAY at o
A. NJ.
steamers leave Now York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS mt 3 L. ". from Pier
river.
they have splendid saloons, sta.e-rooms, and
bathrooms.
+ The fare, Accommodations, aud attentions are
ur surpassed.
Afler-cabin fare 10 New York, $40; round trip,
SlS; Storage, So aud 81.
Frcignts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Freights received until O'Clock 4. vi. daily.
For further information, apply %
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my Il Ofiice Company whzrycs, Rockets.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, dc.
OOO FARMS, MILLS, STORES
DWELLINGS, AND BUILDING LOTS,
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Real Estate Revier, containing catalogue O.
farms, given away.
Money loaned on real estate, city OF country
Interviews confidential.
Rents collected, deeds wifttcn, acknowledgment
taken. 1t. l.. STAPLES & Co,
oc o-fm llC3 Main street.
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mAxcIEsrER AND VICINITY.

School BOdrd.-The members OF this
body met last night and discussed PROPOSE
tions for Increasing the efficiency OF the
present means for public education. Some
minor changes were made in the books
used, but none in the teachers or mode OF
education. Increased accommodation for
scholars was earnestly urged. The public
schools here are confessedly credit no
less to the city than those having them III
cloror0
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rcT1oN SALE OF a VERY DE-.
n sIt,tf.I.E PuhME DWELLING on
s-HfrRlK HILL, no 81 TiIihTl tffi slt.h =.
ltfIi'fFEN CLAY AND IsEi6lts--At nc rel,es7
az he owntf We ehali oncr FOR ale Al p"phe @ac-
iloa, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL 1881,
A. o'clock r. H. tic aforementioned PRO,
fsRFT'Y. The dweiliar II comparatively Nc" an
In frsl-rafe order, containing ssycn f9oEl. Az "
GOOD well ef water In Tie yar The lol ,fgh's . %
feet running back good depth 20 an hlie.. III,
offers an opportunity 70 persons r.ssnf y nv
homo IN \ food and quiet portion Of the ril{;
immediately after tic aboye sale, We VIZ Dusi
TRIMS. Very Ulrrai aud MADE known ~ Slie'
oc0 SUTTON & CO.. Aucfsoi'eers'
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
s1T.F cav 81 O'Clock 7. NJ, we will ontr
THREE Of those bcsHtifui BuiLDlNG-LO,I,s on
The noril, Side OF Clsy between Twcniy-ninn am M
ThirfIcfh streets. fronting 20 feet edch ~ ioO
feet. Thee LUTSarc localed In crowine p'rt'oIs
OF the city and should ATTRACT tnc s''en'on VI
parilcs wishing 10 invest or 10 bmild. 10
- Auctionccrs.
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,VHE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER POItl ,...fu
10 BALTIMORE AND All lUlN ~ N'.-i"
DAILY u.NtEPE y, NlAt ,.,.,,.
FROM RICHMOND AND DAM li.LI "''4 100
VIRGINIA SlRshl.
Al 3:45 Z. "

Commencing TUESDAY. scI,clter lou,
regularly thereafter except ,ua4'} .iI ,'
COmpany's safe and thorouEhg t'-nl,,,, t.v
leave West Point on arrival oi I, - p, ..
arriving IN Baltimore ab0rt f;3l B. Doe "'' .'
Meeting with all trains nOrthwarr. -r.f
straight tickets 70 Baltimore. l.
Round
Nesls .s..................-..s.s I.
Statc-ROoms and Bcrihs sCcurci ID at.''
from steamers cabin plans. ..,......t.r
For Tickets, Timed gr,,s. pad l!l .ni'ii p.
call on A. W. CARRIER & Co, .t ii.N,' .,
az he Richmond and Danylllc ceIo. O., ~, .'.
General Passenger AID iicAt ,s,a'
~ 10 So ttA.i' '''
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v,nusTEEg SALE OF THAT vALU-
| x1tI.E FARM CALLED SOAK HlI.L,r ON
TUE EAsTEilN SIDE OF THk MEEhANitt--
Vlf.LE TURNPIKE TWO MILES EAST VI
isifliMONij.f,y virtue Of three several deeds ~
srnst ssly recors.d Il. Honrico Coupty Court, exc
crsed Nv SIR JoIn Wright aud wife, thc irsi 20 4.
d. Noting and W. Goddin- trustees, dated iutu
November. 675: the second 20 W. Geddlni ireSy-
feo dated 10th May, 1875. and tie third 70 W.
fso,idln trustee. dated LIST December. 1879 fccofu-
Ell ifih August. 1877, We, the nnder.igncd trna-
tee Mill ID, xecution Of lho said deeds at the re-
oest of fc several creditors thereby sccurcn niid
gifh the full ASSENT and concurrence q MT.
wright or for sale nj auction on the premises ON
MONDAY, ocToBEE "a, 1881,
,t O'Clock +. NJ, " fair. n not ON the first fair
day thereafter. the beautiful fAk5i iocs!ee as
aIoyc. containing originally CS ACRES, but from
which 3 acres have been sold OF, leaving 30
ACRES, more or less. the most 81 when IS open
land in good heart. and well adapted 70 Erass enu
Tho usllal crops. 1hc BUILDINGS are numerous
and embrace IN that arc necessary Tor Tue accom-
mediation OF n large family. The DIV Ei.LlNg,'
built Of brick, with large greenhouse ssissheu,
contalrs eight rooms above the basement lniron,
OF tile dwelling several fine oak-trets anu ~,
attractive nlwer-garden, and many ornamrn,hi
fr,ce &C. There u an exctnt old orchard on the
Mace. For residence, market Rardeiif or ualt3
farm the placc has many attractions. ~ IS pro
verbally healthy; hss ON II two wells OF MY W.si'
Willis tie deeds require cash sale yet tl'c trls-
foes gre authorized To- make the terms libeFal-ssy
one fourth casl; bsEIucc 1T Fix, Twelve, ana sieh-
teen months for negotiable uO;cs, inicfc1t Hdieui
anu 'eouie' " ''''' r. o. NOTING,
". CODDlN.
Trustees In tie irst decd
w. GODDlN,
Tr,ictce I'm tho second and third deeds
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Auorsrr;E ROYAL, AnctIonl
BY ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
lIl3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
4 FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON
PLEASANT STREET, STRECkERS HILL, By
AUCfl0N.-in execution OF certain deed OF
trust % j. A. Richardson. trustee, dated the 9Th Of
August, 1878, recorded In the cerk's oflce OF the
Richmond Chancery Court, in ID. Il. 1l3 a, PAGE
7, default having been made In the payment Of the
debt thereby secured, and bein thereto required by
the beneficiary, 1 shall sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1s, 1881,
af 8 O'Clock p. 81 that FRAME COTTAGE
TENEMENT, No. l9l 3, on the southsidc OF Plea
pancy OF Mr.. J. II. Moore. containing four rooms,
and Kitchen, &C., IN good repair. The lot has ,
front Of 25 feet and depth Of TBS feet.
THRMs: Cash as 10 the sum of o2e5.4O and cx-
pcnses Of sale; the residue ON liberal terms and 20
be announced AZ sale. j. Is. ELAN,
Oct Executor OIL. 4. Richardson, deceased.
BY Frank ID. HIi & Coz
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
HOS Main street
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Losr. srRAYED, ash srOIEN

LOST. SrRAYED, AND STOLEN.
TRAYED OR STOLEN. A On
~ BLACK MARE, SIX years oId-whitc .[re1A
lefl hind fool ana two white spots ON the back of
her neck. A liberal reward Win be paid II left ri
0O3 west Main street. - oc 11-1tE
CtAME 10 MY HOUSE FRIDAY TFsstty
~ night, u RED-AND-MIIiTE HEIFER. .kEsIA--
The owner Will please come forward, pay charges,
and take her away. FRANK STANSbURl,
oe ll-lN 200 east Main street.
CAAiE TO ny HOUSE, ON ME-ryssx
~ cIiANIcSVlLLE TURNPIKE, 20thEsa11s.
September, u LARGE RED COW. The owner
Will please come forward, prove property, pay
with according 10 law.
ce S-3ts j. c. SCHERMERIIORN.
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LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AZ OLD POINT FOR \
SkTfT-IN tTEn lfATII
EOR BALTIMORE. fiSfTisI
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until farther notice, the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sill every MONDAY II 4 l.. NJ. from PONHA-
TAN Doom, nc Twenty-!ourih aud Dock street,
direct FOR Baltimore.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 points North ana West.
Freight received daily until r. VI.
For further information, apply %
ID. J. WEISiGEE,
an on-3m sOlciting Agent.
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ICaNC
RicbmGndi 3AJ l.. ~ 500 4. " iO.qo T. A,
Arrive az "
west Pnt.l o'oo D. WI lZ:ZD Y. " l:l5 4. "
! nnlns daIIy cxrert snndnr

HAll trains dsiIy except SUNDAY.
Passenger rsin CONNECTS NJ We. Pofr, AT
Except sundaysl with steamers t. ana fr,g' lIsnl
Freight train leaving Richmoaj a. a,,,
have Is.sscngcr-coach atltrhed - ~ wiz
Train No. - CONNECTS n Bur,cgllc will ~
folk and Western rsilrosd Tor t-inv.ti ~ .''I-
burg, aud all southwestern points ''N'"'
Train No. so fast nlzill stops oi.i, u f,,- .,,
Durkcyille, brakes Branch. Barks ~ g.
Greensboro, salisbury, Charlotte sf.,tt.,,,i..'
Grccnyiilc, scuecn, Tucc0a, Lull. aoI $50 ',k'
connecting at Atlanta for al point, sourh Az
Southwest. -'' """
Train No. 4s Through passenger ..l,.s ,,..u.,.
tons. connecting 1T suiherla's W.ih tIlio,, ,.
Suthcrlin Nsrrow-Gaugc railroad for N,lt9n. =,
salisbury with Western North Cir,i.u. LII. III, ~
[ for al points IN Western North Caul.qa:at a.
/ ltnti for all points south and S0ghyo.t ~ 80
| Train No. AZ Through pass<nger and il,fl ,,.
/ at all ststiOns, connecting az SGlhcflig-svItt Wi
} ton and Sglhcrlln's Aarrow-tiagyr rallr,ad ~
Milton: III Atlanta FOR all points ~,,.th ana .,,t
west: at Charlotte with charlotte t,lr,,i,. ...-
! Augusta railroad for Columbia. Nne...l, ...,.,'
nah, aud Florida points.
Trains from tie south arrive 10 Richmond q,
z:47 T.. ~, $40 z. ", col 4. -. ana 1854 p
81. and from West Point al 1918 a. D. fp.. 49,
( gtr), aud s:25 J.. ". (Freighll
/ PULLMAN-CAR sERYiCr:
I On Train 40. 50--Rlchmond u Au,rt,.
/ on Train No. 4S-Ncw York all Atantl r.,
Richmond, and Greensboro o. Hca-v's ettt...
| Western North Carolina railroad
ON Train No. i2-Narhiugtpu 1gi Rigln.tf
and Danvillc, and Danyile and Arg.r.
| BOH-Air passenger trains leave Richmond al
L. 81; arrive 81 Bon Air 80 sos q. NJ. .r.
/ rive st Conl dcd al Gao 4. 81. Ec,urabg. bats
| Coallcld Al 7:ij y. NJ; leave Bon Nrate An:
I arrive at Richmond ~ S:4S 4. NJ AZ passenger
! trains EXCEPT the fast mall ri0p al Bon AIR
Tickets sold - all points sOuli. -ogi,,ia, and
/ soulhwolt, and baggage checked lirlsgh
| No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
General Passenger and Tlcsct Aa,rt
| r. VI. Y. TALCOfT, General hlu'g'-. ocp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-11

Sale Of the Water Po,cer.-A meeting Of
the City Council was held last night TO con-
slider tic deeds presented for signature on
sale OF the city's power. The papers,
which had been investigated by City-At-
tolney McRae, were found TO be correct in
all essential particulars, and were 40 de-
riared. The other business talked OF was
OF minor importance.