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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-03-24
SheriHe Sale.

Sheri6s Sale.
District Court. Se'igwck County, Kansas
James Tiliinghast, Plaintiff,
William : Robinson and Maiin,ia Rob
inson. Defendants.
Ry virtue Of an order OF sale issued ont Of the
District Court Of sedgwick county, kansa-
wherein James Iiliinetla-t u plaintiff, and Will
lam ;. Rohinsoa sn'i Ma!inds Robinson are de-
PENDANTS. I will, on
Monday, The sash day OF AprI. A. ID. ISL,
at o'c ock NJ. st the Court House door lie
ing ut the front Of the buiiiinS known as Eagle
Block on Douglass syenue In tire city OF Wich-
its, Kansas. offer for -nis, nt public auction 20
the CHEST bidder for cash in hand. ali TIE right
title and interest %? the defendants. Wiilisfn
Robinson and Mslinda Robinson, Ia and to the
following described real property. situated In
the county OF >edgwick. state of Kansas. to wit !:
The northeast quarter ttal of section No.
thirty Coi In township No. twenty mine (29j
south of range No. one ~ west
said real property IL levied upon IS the prop
erty 81 defendants. William t,obis.soa and
Naiinda Robinson spa Si,i he sold 10 sold 10
satisfy .kid oy-ler OF sale
>h-'iE7s Office, Wichits, Kansas, March -
A. u. ISL
H. WATT
sheriff, seigwiek County, kansss
II. q Rugsies. Plaintiffs Attorney. SIS
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TEE SCHOOL Law DEFINED.

State Superintendent Spcer yesterday sent
out written opinion in reply TO an inter-
ro. ;atory addressed to him by County Super
intendent Frankenburger. Of Bourbon cour'
iy, in regard 10 whether exchange OF work
WIS prohibited between superintendents du.
ring periods OF county institutes. Superin.
tendent speer, in his reply, directs attention
TO section two Of the act referring thereto,
explaining its obsfoas intent, and ruling
that 1t is violation Of the act for county
superintendents who receive salary OF oyer
six hundred dollars 10 leave their respective
counties to engage in normal institute work
elsewhere. This il an important decision,
and should be generally known among edt'-
GATORS throughout the .-CommonwedtA.
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GARFIELD AND TIE MORMoNs.

Governor Murray, OF Utah, who has been
in Washington for some time past, leaves for
Salt Lake City tonight to resume official du-
ties. Itwas learned to-day from trustworthy
sources that during recent interview Pres
ident Garfield assured Gov. Murray of his
determination to use every endeavor to sup
press bigamy 1t was further learned that
the president had decided 10 renominate
General Baine, an anti Mromon. to the posi-
ton Of receiver of monies at Salt Lake City.
Senator Ingalls, Is member Of the Senate
Committees on Judiciary, Indian Affairs, and
chairman Of Committee ON District OF Co.
Iumbia. Senator Plumb is member Of the
Committee on Agriculture and chairman OF
the Committee on Public Lands.
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Notice az Attachment,

STATE OF KANSAS, l
Coapty Of seiEwieS.
In Susiics's Court. hes;es y. A. nl1sAeii. =
Justice Of ~ reacs 81 ed ebr w1sh&A Cir
township, II the county an6 Aenfe afaeun1i-
:. ''A's:.. f'.la''s 4. s.sl.
p. Petsrsns. Dsfeniane
PLAINTIFF claim olao. o.
On the - say ~ February 4. ID. t1Bi. san
Justice issas.t m eesisr Of Gnsaishmsns In -
aiove acttoa for - sum q ose hurdEod Gailara
teioe ~ which sxh csuss y III be herd on the
18th dsv 81 April, ISL. ut 8 O'Clock \. NJ
Wichita, Kansas, March slst. isri.
a. q. JOHNSON, Plaintiff.
Sia.s 4 Hatton, Attorney ss-3
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Training the hand and eye to work well
leads individuals 10 form correct habits in
other respects. and good workmcn is in the
host cases good citizen.
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Notice Of Final settlement.

Notice Of Final settlement.
TIE STATE OF KANSAS, T..
Sedgwick County,
IN the Probate cuurt, IN and NJ sassi Cswasy
In the matter Of the estate Of Robert r. lprnnis,
deceased.
Creditors and all o her persons Interested in
the Aforesaid estate, ars hereby notified. that II
the .ext regular term Of ths Probate Court, In
and for said county, TO be begun and held NJ The
Prostate court room, In " ichita. County f ely
wick, State u a:o, esaid. On the l6ih day u
April. ISL, shall apply TO said Court for fall
and 0nA1 settlement OF said estate
I'D JOHN GOODACEE
Administrator Of Robert 7. Dennis. deceased.
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Cheap Farm Loans.

We have fund Of $4,000 to place on
choice farm security, for one and five years
time, ut special rates, as the money comes d.
rect from the East. Anyone wanting farm
loan will do well to cali and see us ut once.
and secure favorable terms.
BUNNELL 4 Rows.
Jan. -, 1881. 43-tf
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Repairing Of watches and engraving spe
cialty ut Kasseps. 24-tf
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Correspondents = Jesup, Patton & Co., 5e
Williams street, New York; Fifth National
Bank, Chicago; Merchants National Bank.
Kansas City.
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Geo. {. SpaItons Sec.

9s-Call aud see Us before going elsewhere.
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TIE COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENT.

FARMER DooIIrrLE.
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Il. LOMBARD. JR.. JAS. j.. LOMBARD,
PRESIDENT. Vice Prest.
GEO. E. SPALTON, l.. ID. SKINNER,
Secretary. Treas.
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ICnarleslon e. CO News aud Courler.I
The Og NIuN Ridge

The resurvey Of the Biue Ridge railroad,
now In progress. was undertaken by Presi-
dent McCaughrin, OF the Columbia and
Greenyiile Railroad Company, at the request
Of the Richmond aad DaDvilie Syndicate,
the object being To ascertain the condition
OF the work done between Walhalia and
Clayton and TO obtain an approximate esti-
mate OF the cost Of com nletIng the road be-
tween The points named. Superintendent
Fry. OF the Columbia and GreelFEie rail-
road, who is an engineer, is in charge of the
surveying party. Mr.. Fry has hoeu over
the route almost as far as Clayton, and WAS
surprised 10 End tlsat 80 much werk had
been done and was "a so excellent Z eondi-
tion. it is expected that the estimates will
be made up In about six weeks.
There IL no doubt tbat the Richmond and
DaDgile Syndicate are warmly iRierested
In the construction ~ the Blue-Ridge rail-
road. With q connection through TO Knox
Vile aud tbence to-tfe line Of The Cincin-
pati Southern railroad, the GreeuNslle and
Columbia railroad aRd Us branches would
become a most valuable properly. The line
20 Charleston would be siraigbtened and
shortened, lt Is presumed, by the eonstruc-
tlon Of one Of the projected roads TO the
tine of the South Carolina Tailrosd, Dy way
OF Edge6eld, but there would be business
enough for TIE old route and toe new,
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Editors DispofcA I; 7 am no lswyef, OUT y
seems 10 me q nlghrhaated ousinfss syr Ns ~
poslmss,er.G General TO lag down ire Jaw "
marters Of prison discipline. AecoraioR
~ hss decision a desperate cfiminsi may re-
eelye . afaino wahout let or binershee, 20
n ouly comes through the maxi nc msy
inns rrocure arsenic 70 make way VIM
himself. OF dynamite 60 blow w oeaeas.
I Go not suppose the prison auIsoss,
t,es rare 10 rcd, buk they cettsiniy ougu'
sa ixSrsof The mail matter Of ~ the prison-
ere. ( hone they VIA not Obey inc msa-
date from Washington: and ft me msu'
be tested. ~
In the eyes Of The law every enao Is inho-
.eevt uptil convicted q crime. itisior tn's
re,son that The Postmasier~G General decioes
tt., Msryin must have bis letters. II Mar
win il convicted aud enters tic penitea-
|4lsrv. a different rule viii obtslo. Then Az
h,s letters will be opened and read before
they are delivered
Ie, oDelta imSgiae that Marvin Is en-
-sapeceut and much wronged mao, uoiustly
acid in prison., aud be WIZ agree that
such a mans letters oagbt not to be opened
other persons. We haven't a word TO
say for Marvin. We spPiy the sane rule
20 him that we would 60 an innocent man.
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especial cable to tie New yes& kveuiBg Telegram.
D0NcAszER, September 15.-On arriving
at the purse to-day | found the people
gathered 10 gfovps discussing I~roTnois's
victory, which was well Deceiyed by every
body. Even the bOok-Feakers, who have
lost eaormops sHms In the race, participated
IA the geaeral enthusiasm. When they as
eembie. however, at TatterealPs on Moslcay
10 settle their accouzfs they ~iltlook rather
black. Oae Spectator aieDe lost oSer
Ef00.o 600. The only American can IND
who Won 10 any extent Is Nc. WALTON, 81
tbs 81. James Hotel. who backed iroqaets
70 win betweea eight and nITe thousand
pounds. This wax ia addition 10 2 largo
anlouut won AZ the Derby, and NJ. Walton
Is we'll paid for ~iehrneyiDg from New York
10 see ME-. LOriliafd's horse run. The colt.
ia now backed 19to1 for the CesGrewitcb,
which viii be ra1 az Newmarket inkhe mid
die Of October. Altogether 1roqgtsis has
won this year IN strikes alone ei6,l 1875.
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8hhaond pispstth.
AruRDAY-...sEPTEMBka 3 lssi.


10 TIE VIE Of ne Presidents
Tnis commanity xnd ytsito1s Eathvtea
hare Cor resi- and recreation besro tpe 49,
ling news from Wsshing;on. we ns1e w.
fercnt p~ollfcaI opinions, but aug asir"s
brought Us. suddenly togetsef VIZ sns
great sofrow and sBxiety. We usss ~sO
80 s-tcors~osnipr and often couhtc"sK y.
~n~s ~ thoec Who wal. news from utslahs
te,,ts aelS.- where principles are ~ slake
"a ,,Irds are falling. We hsre Tex tnat
ar pres,Seat was wounded for orr SAKE,
o.nd shsa che blow which BE feeeieeu WIS
ssmcd Al the peace OF our BONES 500 ihs
lfe Of The fep0sl'c. -
We hase seen your cevoteo msnne
and the strength your fsitn gave Nno ~.
confidence POS Is In The vtrtae tosi ~
from A weeaan's touch to the dgFAF. ~
Presidcat wal come back 70 . new Nv,
Ry bis elood the nation VIII se anssS. "a
All that hath been spoken or wgllten 10 "a.
go resrs ,he efforts 20 unite, TIE struggles
a. fosoet. hsfh done so mucb - the sigbt on
hss srf~rtnr. Never before did GaaunhAA
strike so wt&e 81 bis marx. -
Around the bedside OF The fTesfoeu.
,s,s,h,v elcetee have conc, q the ca ilnes
tbsf divided can never DC ofaNb ssNln,
The .oea and tue women OF the h9Tth ana
she ccu,h for one moment looked into eaen
osners; saa faee~ add knew theg were OF Que
honsehoId. Waen Lincoln fell the south
coxered her face and stood back. There
wss sorrow through all he borders, the
North ciaImed him az her own. 0sthele
does not belong TO the North alone, ana
from tbs common vigil and prayer aso
sympathy in the travail Of this hcur there
shall be- new birth OF the uatloB. ihere
shall come an ea Of pesee and gooo.~ih
and brotberiy ktodoess TO all lhis people.
NAV God spare your strength to bring our
President back TO perfect health, aud 10 the
day a thanksgiving, when millions ma"
rejoice 10 bic recovery and our rtanloo:
NAV God spare your life until, as the quiel
yesrs 20 by, you and be mag discover now
high a place you have smobe women, anu
how Gear you hsye become 10 tbe Aher'-
Gan ,ronlo
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Report or Sessions Of East Hanover
PresbytePy Held at NottOway Court

house.
The Presbytery met at Notoway Court
house ut ~ NJ. september IA, 1881, and was
opened with a sermon by Rev. DIR. William
Brown, Of fredericksburg.
Rev. r. X. HOwisOn was elected Modera-
tor and Revs. Dudley and L. T. Jones
clerks.
Thirteen ministers and nine elders were
present during the sessions OF PreSbytery.
Rev. james A. Waddell, who has been
called to the churches in New Kent ina
Charles City, was received from the Pres
byfery Of South Alabama aud his name en-
rolled.
Tie state OF religion in the churches was
presented by written or verbal reports from
most OF our churches. These reports indI-
cate an average state Of prosperity.
Rev. DIR. Witherspoon, the chairman Of
the Presbytery's committee, made a very
interesting and encouraging report from
The work in our mission-ields. Churches
have been built at Chester and at suffolk
during the past year, and at an early day a
church will be built In Gloucester, and per-
haps at aoother interesting point.
The commissioners TO the Assembly In
Stanton reported their attendance upon
its sessions, and their diligence was COM
mended. "CLERK."
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a nenr Rrenks Up q Bali.
TF1ncasue Herald J

Whilst fhe dance in the spacious ps1ofs
Of the Blue Ridge Springs was at Its he'ght
Great conformation was created among the
ladies by the report that a Wild bear BAD
inst put In his appearance, and was then on
The grounds. BrUin bad been drawn TO the
Springs from the adjacent mountains oy the
scent Of savory food, and was walking about
the grounds with as much sang Jrold as any
Of the other visitors. The alarm was gwen,
pursuit was made. and bruin seampered on
nassing several persons in his haSty retreat.
The excitement suspended the dance Tor
the night.
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washInsiea items.


I-fHT Iast 70 III :,
The Adjutant Generals Department VIII
he represented at Yorktown by General
Drum Colonel COrbin. and either General
McIeeyer OF General Raeges.
Government receipts to-day-Internal-
rexenue, S60l,09G 80; customs. sg7s6O9 90
Colonel Corbin will leave tonight for
Long Branch.
General Sherman viii be pfeseat al Tue
Yorkfown Centennial celebration.
AZ. ~. Crane was to day commissioned
most master at Heathsyille, Northumberland
couufV, Va.
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By W. GOadin,
Real Estate AuctlOne,r,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

L.AHE
GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
= FARM or ONE HUNDRED ACRtS IN
RICHMOND. on THE MAIN ROAD LtABING
TO l. CHURCH. y OF A VALUABLE
TRACT or FORTY-FGVE AGNES NEAR
THERETO. WITH VALUABLE FLOUR MILL,
sc. THEREON.-As iru.tes I'm 4 deed from john
{. Derheart and wife dated l6th Mach. 1870. and
recorded IN Hanover County Court clerk office, de-
fault having been made In the payment of The debt
secured by the szid deed, | shall, at the request or Ihe
creditors secured by said deed, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1881,
az 4 O'Clock r. VI. exDose 80 sale at public auction,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, the following
pieces Of property:
first. A TRACT OF LAM In The county OF
Hanover on the maiu road from Old Church 90 Me-
chanics,ile, containing 100 ACRES and THREE
EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE. On Lhls Iract lhere Il an
excellent FRAME DWELLING. 4 good STORE.
and other buildings, and well adsDted for a trucking
farm, residence. and country stOr,. .
second. The PROPERTY la :he said county or
Hanover known ne RraHdy-Branch Min. or " Bells
Little MIL" containing 40 ACRES. ADJ lning the
lands Of ". l.. COWardin. MIS-. Grubbs. and VI. Alt
for The manufacture OF -four, and IS regarded very
valuable.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash snOush TO paw expenses
OF sale ana te47 81, with interest az ~ per cent.
per snnun on 1929, part thereof, from september
z. 1881 and as 10 me residue on a credit Of nine
and elshleen months. interest added on The credit
Instaimesu. and The credit insfaimeuts secured by a
trust deed. T. II.
ga IA Trustee.
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wAsHISo1ON, D. C., July %, 1881.

"
Nv Dear Mr.. Parsons:
Mrs. Garfield has asked me 10 thank you,
and through you the other doneIs OF tne
beautiful NaturaL.B Bridge album, which !
Yesterday had the pleasure OF hand1ng her.
She epjoyed examining It, and said she
should nut IL BY a. a memorial Of o lint
which bad brought her exquisite pain and
exquisite qualification. She has asked me
10 say everything that is graceful aud ex-
pressiye In the way OF thanks. and as there
is nothing | would not do 10 oblige Mrs.
Garfield, | make the attempt, and expect oil
your kindness that you think Der request
complied With. Perhaps it may be assuring
for you TO know that she herself considers
the President out OF danger.
With thanks for the commission viii
which | was honored. sincerely yours,
HARRIET 5. BLAINE.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

RICHMOND AND ALLEcuANY RANRoAD.l
OFFICE or kSGISEER or WATER-PoEER. 4
Bits viii he received m this Office until TUES
DAY. sep,emstr 2eth, at o Z. 81. and opeued Inn
npedi1tely therezfter fot the CONTRADICTIONS or
A STONE DAN ACROSS The JAMES RIVER
at u yuchburg. Va.
The work win involve about 5000 cubic yards,
more or less, OF sioDe masonry OK All glasses. Il
Estimates, plans, specifications, and blank forms
% proposals. Will be ready at Richmond and Iynch-
barg September 18th. la1.tFfulI 9Ify
Ample guarantee will De required Nth The bids
thai The contract. With bond fsarety safisfactory 10
the Rallrosj Company 10 100000 fof the faihl.
mentUf same viii be executed wiipin ten days OF
The Award. Work must be commenced within 81
utmost vlfor during the present sessou. and the
gh0le uOE mast be completed by August j, l6s2,
w REUBEH sHmRRFSs.s
t HlfldI EuEipfer OF Water P1Rtr.
RICHMOND, september ., 1884. se 6.eodfseis
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BY Il. seldom Taylor, =
~(suceessor 20 james N. Taylor & sonJ
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer'
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESlRA-
1 BILE AND CVNvRNiENTLY:kRRANGbn
|RRICk DWELLING, No. 800 WEST tAEf
TPFrT RETWFEN MADISON AND BELEl-
DFRF sTRRErs. C~ONrAINfS1 sEyEN
ROOMS BESIDES KITCHEN AND stRNANis
Rooms. ATTACHED, AND MODERN I'M
PROVEnENTS.-By virtue OF q certain decd o.
trust executed 70 the undersigned as trustee daien
a rgnst II. 1878. aud duly recorded IN The clers,s
odiee cf Riehmon CbaDesry COert. In ID. H. li3 -
rage 2gi. TO secure The payment OF thlrtet U esttsiS
default having been made In HE payment OF one o.
said notes. and 81 the request Of the holder iherroi,
I win proved TO sell az pubic anetioH, upon ue
premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a. 1881,
at5 O'Clock p. ST.. the REAL ETTATE above mem
Toned being the same conveyed By the SAID decd 81
trust. The iot fronts l6fxl56 feet 10 an alley l6
feet wide.
TERMS Enough II. cash 70 pay ne expenses OF
sale and the sum ~ $1,000, with Interest thereon
from August II. 1881. unuI paid, and the balance
upon such terms as will be made known a. the hour
OF tae. n. SELDOM TAYLOR
Sc 10 Trustee.
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O8I-
TRUSTEES SALE OF THATDhslhAr,
HLE AM c0NvkNWSTLI.Ahlt1
BRICK DWELLING fNo. 3Z4l. ON ~ Nvsaun
SIM or AIRY sTREfT HETMEE
AND BELViDERE. NEAk MOshOE vraenEs
snNTklSING SEVEN ROOMS, BEsIDr
KfTt,HEN ASD sERVANTss k0DMS 1A.n-
Fn AND MODERN nJs-Dy ~
iae ~ \ certain deed Of trust executed 70 TOE unosd-
sigued AZ trustee, dated August ~. 1873. an1 anIy
recorded ia The ckrk's Office Of hiehpnoso .n@a
e,rv court. a. lDeed-Book 1l3 A, page IA, 20 s.
cure The paymeut Of thirteen cercin ssso't saws
noiss. amounting together 10 1880, defsnit nav
ins heeu made IN the payment OF one OF .All nVyesi
ara al ths request OF she holder thereoh VIII pro
reed 10 ell at pabiic auction, upon me premises y"
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1851,
a, ~ O'Clock T.. ~, the REAL Estate above
mentioned, being the same c~onyeIed ey tns saia
deed OF trust Tie lot fronts W % loc Ieetio an
TERMS; Enough Ia eash to pay The expenses OF
sale and the .um Of $1,000 With interest snsIe9n
fsein August Ia, 1851. unuI patd; and inc osihoce
mos such terms Us viii be made sn9gn Al the hour
OF sale. III. ohLDcN r-rstse
= IA $1,000
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A mali route has been established between
West Point, Va, and Baltimore Din York
town, service 20 begin September 10th asd
expire December 81. 1881. The foptraq
for carrying the mali over the rosie bAs
been awarded 10 the Baltlmcfe, Chesapeake
and Riehmond SteamboatU Company AZ TIC
rate Of e2.4Q0 per enpnm, From Septeel-
beg 20ih for sixty days The mail vif be De.
hysred eiS times per week thsresitertwice
. week,
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dwellings FOR RENT.


FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE BRICK TENE-
MENT No. 3l6 east Franklin street, containing ten
rooms. kitchen, &C
FOR RENT. NICE BRICK DWELLING No. 10
west Cary street; ten rooms; modern improve
menls, sc.
FOR RENT. THAT ATTRACTIVE NEW DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE on The west line OF
Twenty between Broad and Marshall streets;
eight rooms, &c.
FOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT No. $50 north
Fourth street. containing seven room, kitchen. e..
q RENT, NEW BRICK DWELLING No.
1922 Floyd street. ~cOutaini 2 dge rooms, Sc.
FOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING No. S south
First street. five rooms. &c.
- RENT, FRAMED DWELLING No. M
north Ninth street, containing seven rooms, kitchen,
&c.
FOR RENT. SMALL FRAME HOUSE No. 5I2
north 1weRth.seyenA street, containing three
rooms, &C.
FLORES.
BRICK STORE Nc. S26 west Cary street, with
DWELLING over same.
BRiCK SURE No. 1879 east Main street, with
DWELLING attached.
BRICK STORE corner Seventeenth aud Clay,
With DWELLING oyer same.
FRAMED SHORE No. 26lO Iwenty.eighth
street. with DWELLING attached
Apply to W. II LYME & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
sci M lll3 Main street.
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D~TCHNOND. FREpTRIcKsprpa

D~ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND OTOMACRAILROAD.-Schefr ..-.
raencing SUNDAY. AHEust Is. 1851:
5I5 4 NJ, leaves blnl-sirrei snt.gu taiI; SOP
$40 W., leaves byrd-strect station t. ~
cept sunday,
$50 +. ", le<ves BTd--treet station dolly.
400 y. NJ, Accommodation Tor Junction. .fl
Brosd-Street station daily lesHtrt>-.
dave.
l12S A.. VI, arrives - Byrd-Sfreet E,st. Lr.
Z:5s Il. ~, sruyes 81 Byrd-r--ect station -
makes no local st0us.
sos p. NJ, arrives al byrn-Street Static. Lr
except sunday.
s:2TA VI. AcooE7mOdxtiou. arrives "a. rr..
street station daily Except sunday.
q. A. TAYLOR.
General Ticket Asr-.
2. T. ID. MVERs, General suTerfLfen1eli.
.rLr
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

T OST. on THE EVENING 0FG
IL the Ia, d. while driving IN the city, a S11
LADY's GOLD WATCH, made by ;. Rev 100
mond. No. 10 SAC with Initials " ~. r. P" on out
side case. Aiiberal reward will be aid II returned
to No. IL west Grace street. &c lI-ltf2
CTRAYED FROM HIGGENBOT-EN
- TOMS FARM, ten miles above Rlch-ZrA
mond, on River road. a A MARE l5h hahu hlth,
lille wbitea above right hind foot. A liberal reward
viii be paid II left at TURNER'S stable frankln
street.. II-IL-
T OST, A RUSSIA-LEATHER CARD
IL CASE. containing $50 or $50 10 currency. To-
gether with cards of the owner, &c. The hb0er VIII
De rewarded literally by leaving IL ~ Nest; John-
stOn & Co.'S. NlFIl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, POrSnoul &,
smlthneld, and Hampton; Washington, y. c.,
Newberne, Washington, sDo I.rbOro', y. G.. aud
an POINTS In Eastern North Carolina also, for East-
ern shore Of Virginia, Old Point, and al regular
on J4mes river, al LOWEST RAIES
and through bills Issued. l. b. TATI4,
s. Superintendent.