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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11
kICHMosD. foRs RIven A>p ..t... st-Et
RAf-a.A D.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= TAKING EFFECT AUGJ~t a.. .~~1

p.r.....r
SUHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= TAKING EFFECT AUGt~t as .e97
PAsstNbtn TRAM.
800 Z. VI. Leave Richmond Hu .t' >in-
id,j connecting al W.. ... %
r.! E~DAY, IUJR>pAh ..t 81 NJ
tRDAl with steamer, ''. fi .i.,l-
ingS % me Fors river trg cor hA..-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM
500 \. MI Leave Richmond daily leK',pi ~.n-
1915 4 NJ day., connecting 81 Vest POM " -
steamers for Baltim0lt ore N'NDAlf
TUESDAY. WED%t u D.,
THURSDAY, And SATi EDAl ;,
with steamers for ~ inrA 0t
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, go
FRIDAY with steamer f'r Pm,
dence ana Hos'ou On I [ LsDAl a.
FRIDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arr1y, al EIcnmold daily leNc''.
Suudayj connecting AZ y est J. =
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ami NAl-
l'RpAl With sie1mers from b-.-'
more.
THROUGH FREiGn1 TRAINS.
ono =. Nh Arrive At richmond daiiv ieN -p
$50 4. Ms sunday. connecting AZ Wet J. D.
with steamers RON Baltimore, ~
York. Providence. auc Boston.
no .fansIer 81 freight a. Richmond - az fou
southern points Ears run 'hr0ugh het"een = "a
sad West Point.
Careful handling aRi dispatch, with lowest n.eA
guaranteed.
TnrOugh bib OF tadiug. win gLarar.e.d rs.o,
issued 20 ali northeva and western pOirts,
For Information, apply al once Of tlr con ~ 10
Twepty-thlrd aud Dock streets. Richuord. -
All IL nOrGLAS >ulsriutrn''
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Original and genuine manufactured only by
j. II. ZEiLIN 4 CO..
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lnO 25.GeO'& wtAu20i
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DOR RENT, 4 NICE SrOR ETA
Il UNDER EXCHANGE HOTEL, recently LII
occuliro hy j l.. Whutaker Rent cheap.
TWO OFFICES on Fourteenth rect, und, Elk
chai gr Hotel. rs per mOn'h.
SEVERAL OFFICES N PIEDMONT AND
ARLINGTON BUILDING. corner of Main aud
Ninlh streets; suitable for LAWYERS.
FRANK u. HILL X co,
Ga Q.2t HOS Main street,
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by Jas. MacdougalI, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
$4,000
MILLINERY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IMMENSE PEREMPTORY SALEOF
TIE LARGEST STOCK
FINE FRENCH MILLINERY
EVER OFFERED AT ONE TIME IN RICHMOND.
will sell without reserve. on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JANUARY 10 AND IA, 1881,
at 10 O'clUck A. W.,
AT THE
NEW-YORK AUCTION-HOCSE tup-stair~j
523 BROAD STREET,
THE ENTIRE AND FINE SELECTED STOCK
THIS SEASONS MILLINERY.
belonging TO WOLFORD SHILBERG. who are COM
pellrd 10 sell on account of The improvement of
their building February lSt.
The stock consists Of
LADIES FRENCH PATTERN GONNFTS;
LADIES TR MINED AND UNTklMMtD
ROUND HATS;
CHILDRtN's TRIMMED AND UNTRNiiIED
RATS:
PLusHES. vFLv It. SILKS sATINS.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, &c.
The attention of the ldiaS particularly requested
JAS. MhCDOUGALL, Auctioueer.
F. II. COOK, salesman. ja9
BS Jno. f.. Lauphion. Jr., Auclionter,
No. 1906 Maiu street.
CLOSING SALE OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS. COUNTERS, ELEGANT
FRENCH PLATE.GLASs SHOW
CASES, MIRRORS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
At the request Of Mr. y. Wilkinson, who is De-.
Ginning TN, clothing business, shalt sell at auction
on
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
AZ lO% O'Clock. At his No. - Ninth stree, the
balance of the stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MINIS.
YOUTHS. AND BOYS WEAR.
very good line Of GFNTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS;
Two elegant FRENCH PLATE.GLASS SHOW
CASES lone rlas' eachl ght feet long, in sill
ver-mouuted frames;
one silver-mounied SHOWCASE six feet long;
One handsome WALNUT-FRAME FRENCH
PLATE-GLA>S MIRROR;
Superior COUNTERS, CHANDELIERS. &C., Sc
The attention OF the public is called to this sae,
a the stock viii be sold i'm lots 10 accommodate pur
chlsers. JNO. +. LAUGH ION.JR..
ia 9-3t AuctiOueer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11

EOL RENT. NICE LITTLE FARM, G.
Il containing THlRTY.ONE ACRES I'LL
good land. wi n com OrIabe Improvements. Two
and a half miles from The city. Rtnt unusually
low FURMAN UPPER,
Real Estate Agents.
ia | | .eOd3t Eleventh and Main streets.
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III ~ 2 -

& IL q -
DTCHMOND AND PETERsBUgC
~ KAILROAD.-CO Commencing SUNDAY. Ia.
usiy 2, 1881. trains on this road will run "a -
lows. ~
Leave RicbmoDd-Fsst Nils. 2:3J T.. "
Through Mails, ~ NJ; Norfolk Aecomuod.'
tloDT. 4:15 J.. NJ: Through Freight, A. NJ
Through Nsiis, 1905 T.. NJ. -
Leave Petersburg FAT Mails. 405 A. "
Through Msils. 7:l0 A. NJ; Norfolk AccomiocS,,
toni, 9:Z5 a. NJ: Tbroush frelghtt, lao 4. u
Through Mails, $40 l.. VI.
.UaIly.
fDaiiy except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAfN~-Ieafe P,f
mond p A. VI. ana 5:35 l.. VI. Leave Pcier.io,,
$40 A. VI. and 4:30 4. VI.
For further Information apply al dcpoi, Gsrf.r.
Ticket ONCE. s26 Main street, or Office Geu.r,t
Passenger Agent, No. 7 Tenth street.
+. ~. KLINE
bsneral <BpriutenDef,
A. POPE, General Passenger aud Tickot Agen,
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBTTc

IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD CoNrANY
schedule commencing sunday, 18th D.rru..-
1880: sos a. 81, leaves Byrd stree station Is..
due Al WashlBgtO $40 \. VI Baltimore. iO..f
a. ~. +; Philadelphia. 1870 T.. VI New ! orl. $50
L. VI. CONNECTS with New lOrk Limited fNn-,..
Stops only al Milford aud deficksDurg. -.zs 4
VI leaves b. rd-Sirect station daiiy fcNc'D >.r-
days.; due At Washington. l:[O NJ; -. .n-.
3:20 4. VI. {; PDi3de phla. 1908 L. NJ. y l.f.
1895 Z. " ABS +. VI l.avrs Byid.S r,'f I'D ...l
daily: due at Wa hington. 9:25 >, NJ: Ba,.a 70.
ll:25P. NJ; Philadelphia. 3ZJ Z. VI Nta , .-.
6:45 A. VI. 1858 T.. ", Accom- fGodsrion for Jr..
ton. leaves Broad-Slreet station day except ,...
daNl. I1:3S a. NJ, arrive, AT Byrd->fre,t .ft...l
daiy: leaves New York, 10 T.. VI PLiadeI ....
1910 A. NJ; Baltimorr, 4iJ \. VI; Na.hlf -..-
AN. 2:2s =. arrives st Byrd->ucet .faf...'
daily; leaves Washington IL 5. VI: Hsffiu..-.
9:35 4. NJ; Philadelphia. 1908 4. NJ: hrs N..l
4:30 \. VI. Make, no local slOu-. 9:iS +. ". .r.
rSes AZ Byrd >ucet siatiOu uaily ('Xcepi >uu...
leaves Washington.5 T.. NJ; Bal imoic. 3:3O a.. %
Philadelphia l:iJ 4. W.. New loik.s:lj A.
S4l \ W.. AccOrm datlcn. arr y's 1t lir ad.>'r,t
station daily tcXc' ~ >uudIyj. Trains le,siug Is .
mOnd al 300 \. VI. ana arriving at - g.. 81. ..
not stop al tlbd. q. A.1All'E.
General Ilcsrf A.fl'.
T.. +. -. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT. ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11

NOR RENT. THE FARM kNOWNrs
Il AS GLENDALE. III Chesterfield county. Iii
on he Broidrcck road, about four mi G from Mau :.
chester. containing 25l acres, with residence Of
seven rooms and necessary out buildings for use oil
The place. Apply 10 H. l.. sTAPLtS n CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
jaQ-3t No. / 1903 Main street.
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EOR RENT. SALE, OR LEASE, O.
l. THAT LAKGE BRICK STORE on Main 4.I
between Fifteenth and >'yei toenfh streets, ldieiy
occupicd iy Me SIS. Charles r. Taylor K Co., and
considered The best wholesale stan On Alaiu street.
There Il a Ia-g, DWELLING overhead and sta-
bic ID the yard Rent very low.
ROBE RT Il. LYME.
tilI II 1912 Man strcet.
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NOR RENT. THAT LARGE AND q
IL A. TRACTIVE STORE No. l4ll east IL
Main street. be ween Fourteenth and Fften Il
streets when WAS occupied Dy Philip >irause for
number OF years a. a CRY goods house. There is .
cnmivrtabl dwelling with five or siX rooms; bath.
room &c, over the slOF.. Possession March 20.
1881 FRANK ID. Hill 81 co.
1, o.3t HOS M1in -Ireet.
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William Butler Duncan and Samuel l.. NJ. Bar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11

by JAS. MacdOugall, AuctiODeer,
No. 10 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11

He sale that be could not judge the fort b.
coming work. mol having seen It; but in
stanced some OF the proposed changes, such
as the word Easter IN Acts IL, A.; the name
Jesus 10 Acts,7, do. for JOSHUA such
grammatical inaccuracies as cheruDlms for
eberubim, and time would only allow few
instances for the mistrans Iatious, granamali-
cal errors, misspeiings, wrong punctuation
marks, &C., amounting TO over twenty thou
sand.
The present version, said be, stands re-
lated to the original as watch 10 ime--a
good watch, yet not perfect. A watch
maker examines It, sees its defects, and tells
you he can. with little fdoT, make It record
accurate time; bot you viii not allow II.
because IL was your fathex's or grand
fathers, and what was good enough for
them VIII answer you. Tue defecs OF The
present version can be removed without in
the least impsiriag It's original and trust
worthy character. To sffii M that version
will impair mans faith Ia tue Bible is to say
that astronomy will ceae 10 be science be-
cause improved teie copes open up more
fully the ioce OF the beayens. The speaker |
also referred 10 the iciury done BY nDedu.
ested ciergymen osfe0tsilousiy pafading
Thee errors and taking much OF THE 0rigi' |
ns1e. q which they knew nofbiug, only rs
'bey bid cribbsd from lexicons and COM
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

dard they most certainly are. Apaper that
can change as often as the party
changes, certainly has the right
to look with some disdain on
men that feel they have to be consistent.
A paper that has always considered a
federal office as the proper reward for any
political effort, certainly sits by in silent
wonder, when politicians disdain those re-
wards; no wonder fools is the term they
apply to the men, and folly and political
suicide to their actions. Only the country
at large is more or less gratifed to find
that they are few politicians who throw
the question of spoils over their shoulder,
and for some strange reason is willing to
that there may be more hon
esty in their course, than in that of our
post Office friends, although perhaps less
political wisdom
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

Passengers carried Freight trains as follows
EAST - rs d m VEST IA. r., q m
GkO. M LOOSELY, Agent, Rock Island.
a klMBALL, e.. ST. JOHN,
aen'l Supr Gen. Tiki 10 Pass ct
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

There are class of papers of which the
Chicago Tribune and Davenport Gazette are
examples in their different classes, who can
not for the life of them understand why
those thirty-two men have persisted in
sticking to Conkling. The solid vote that
is polled for Conlling day after day is
constant wonder to them, an occasion
for constantly recurring establishment and
amazement; they cannot see how anybody
could be so foolish, foolish from their
standpoint, as to vote against the admins
istration. II Conkling had control of the
state patronage, they could see some
reason for it, in fact ample
reason, but this deliberately flying in the
face OF the spoils, this prefering principle
to office and friendship TO political reward
seems to them the heighth of folly They
meyer did it themselves, never for the re
motest instant thought of doing it. Wher-
ever the spoils were. there they were, and
the lunacy of anyone who does not do the
same seems to them clearly apparent A
postofffce is their idea of principle, and a
hope for future reward their standard of
political gratitude. They never think of
what man has done for them, but what
he will do The past is a blank the future
alone to be considered. No wonder they
look upon the men who vote for Conk-
Ling As lunatics. Measured by their stan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20
CIR TEE

TSXtrE I'VE ANXIETY, or PROLONGED Study
Ia will viii produce infrmity in the Nervous SVs-
TEN, IN proportion the strength OF that system Is
expended upon the mind troubled thought, SO
triton, rendered inactive and sluggish in proper
ton the system becomes iutirm. Every indfvid
ual has some one organ weaker than the rest, and
this il always the fret to suffer during nervous
prostitution; for example. affecting news some
times causes total suspension of the muscular ac-
tion OF the heart. producing sudden hemorrha ge
and death. No doubt any longer remains of the
through the nerves the muscles of the impaired
organs Fellows COMPOUND SYRI P OF HYPo
PH0sPHITEs has been proved 10 possess such power
in numerous instances, IL will impart strength 10
overcome trouble and afliicsion, Persons who are
accustomed to look upon the dark side. and who
pleasure in living, on using this Syrup som
i:arn to value end enjoy life, snd hose who study
romoter Of the power of endurance in he brain.
There is no doubt of this fact, that an impai ed
Nervous system causes Consumption. Neural gin.
Bronchitis. dyspepsia. Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Heart Disease, and host of others- FELLOWS
HYPePHosPHITEs, which effectuaily cures Nervous
Debility, should cure these diseases also. sRe
move the cause and the complaint will cease "
HoT SPRINGS, ARK, Feb. 223i, 1880.
JAMES I, FELLOWS, ST. JOHN. N b.
Dear Sir:-I have been prescribing your HYPo-
PHosPHtTEs for several years, both in Canada and
the United states, but particularly at this
famous resort for Invalids where thousands aunu-
1y congregate, For those in whom the Brain and
Nervous System has been exhausted from excuses
or overwork, have found no combination of rem.
tal forces hop that every person needing relief
will ava / thems elves of valuable preparation
Respectfully, ALEN. MCMAS1ER, NJ. III.
For sale at Harper House Drug Store.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20
BUSINESS EaRDs.

JOHN VOLK 81 CO.,
HoNTkaCroRS AND BUILDGRs aannfac
u turefs Of Doors, Sash and Blinds
Novelty Works. = Rack Island, III
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

the action of Governor Roberts, of Texas,
when he refused to join with candidate
Forster in appointing a day of Thanksgiv-
ing and prayer for Garfield's recovery, but
those who are best acquainted in. Texas
rather think he is right. Texans are not
generally recognized as praying people
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20
PEERLESS c0aH STARCH.

For ice Cream Puddings, Blanc Mango, Etc. 1t
fs the most delicious of ali preparations. On ac-
count OF its purity eminent physiciaps consider II
preferable to Bermuda Arrow Root for children
and invalids Sold by all grocers, Samples sent
free to all
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

e. Cough, Cold on Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an INcURABLE LUNG DISEASE CONSUMPTION.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCUES do not dis
order the stomach like cough syrups and baisams,
but ACT DIRECTLY on TUE TNFLAMED PARTS, al
laying Irritation, give relief in ASTHMA, BEoNcHI-
s, CouGHs, CATAaItn, and the THROAT TROUBLES
which SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronshia Troches
have been recommended by physicians aud always
gfFe perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide and constant for nearly an entire gener-
aticn. thsy have attained well-merited rank among
the few staple remedies OF the age Sold at 25cts
box everywhere Dirt 4Swe1w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20
FIRM RY
Permanently Established since 1865.
Home institution

Largest Medical Institute renowned rem
IN citlzc
diseases Mrs
remarkable success OF her medicines give the following:
MINI July 15.1so
placed be
% nes had but V e I Of had 9 ms for d nGo
been
6Rs s & i
discovery
Europe and all TO
Samaritan Mr.
shaw heetst Pau
sen nss DR. R1es. Dear Madam tTh
med Ito Yourtom
e 5e a SRat y them
r, !.
r. DAvKNp nr.IowA
m e may atde an M bs hs bae
Perry street S ~ can % s. ny Whistler mf1f l"'
MRS pr anttmen
IN that
during deafness restored
For hundreds call on or address Mrs. Dr. Keck
Oh BkAoz STREET DAVENPORT IOWA.
hours IN to u m 1pm o5pm
Il
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

Mothers and Nurses should see TO it that the in
FAINT c. institution "a buiit up aud strengthened by
proper food before the trying SUamER MaNTHs
which are fltrrvrrnns To infant life
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20
why He was Called Burnside

Of John Burnside, the Louisiana million
aire, who recently died, the following
story is told in the New Orleans Pacayuat
I'm my boyhood | spent two years in
Greenbrier, and other counties adjacent ia
the mountains of Virginia. Andrew Bierne
an Irishman, was the capitalist of that
region. The story current there was that
one afternoon, as he was riding and had
stopped to water at little rivulet or brook
he found an infant carefully wrapped up
and asleep on bed of rushes Quite start
led at the sight, after riding around and
hallaving half an hour for the owners of
the child, night approaching, and wolves
being numerous in the forest he took the
child and carried it to his house, where he
placed it in care of his favorite attendants,
John and wife. The parents never turned
up, and in due time the boy was named
John Burnside name suggested by the
locality where he was foundry the side
of burn or brook, word common in
Scotland and in the North Of ireland. /
often saw this young man in the several
mercantile establishments of Andrew
Bierne in Western Virginia, where he
seemed to be sort of supervising clerk or
agent visiting the several stores alternate
ly. And | never heard there any other ac-
count of him. From his business exacti
tude and industry he was a great favorite
with Mr.. Bierne, but with few others. He
was taciturn reserved and morose, even
when young man. But his business hab-
its and talents recommended him, and Mr..
Bierne established him in New Orleans,
with his brother or son, Oliver Bierne,
where his characteristics remained rs they
were in early life. He had no social feel
ing, no sympathy, no public spirit, but
was prominently successful in trade
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-20

Largest Medical Institute
tation in
remarkable success of her medicines give the olowing
, 1881-09-25
EIST PLI-lLENTS.
.I921ASY Z
TIER MS
John N. SnlJyttIll,, i tIll /,
T I'M E.. G.
FURNITURE PALACE,
I62 & I64 West hatison-st.,
TO TEIE
Poor and the Rich People, the
Mechanics and the Professional
People, the Iaboring Glasses and
the Independent Glasses, Clerks,
Railroad Mcn, Street Car Men,
Business Men. Newspaper Men,
Lawyers, DOCTORS, Dentists, and
The rest:
TT ME ]

Will be given you on what: is
known as Snlytll's Easy Payment
System to enable you to go to
housekeeping i'll any style you
may desire, plain common sense,
comfort and economy, :in flats and
cottages, OF the more luxurious
and more gorgeous modern style,
iii palace dwellings and costly
homes, by calling at
, 1881-09-25
SUIY% 7 IFS
TIME FURNITURE PALACE,
162 and 1G4 West lladison.st.

"a. B.---This is the largest and
oldest Furniture and Carpet
House i'll the world OIL Easy Pay
ments; offers five acres Of new
stock to select from; none but the
best goods handled; lis Easy
Payments are in good repute; has
a resident custom list Of 10000
families, who have tried the sys-
tenn and approve it, and ''C0ME
AGAIN."
, 1881-09-25
HEIL ESTATE.
F()|f}( T SALE! | : :!
B. 4. CUMMINGS G CO.'S
GHSHE All
Anniversary
Auction Sale.

Full particulars are given in this COL
umn Of the Great Anniversary Auction,
Oct. 8, 1881. This Sale is to celebrate
the wonderful advancement and'progr2ss
achieved by the citizens ol Chicago dur
ing tie past ten years. The greatest
fire ever recorded in the history OF the
world occurred Oct. 8 and 8, 1871. Tie
population CT the city then was only
100000. Now it is over 6CJ,0o0,
doubling in ten years. Having passed
through one Of the most disastrous pan-
les ever known, she stands Today tie
grand metropolis Of the West. Every
citizen is proud Of his city, and E. 4.
CUMMINGS & CO. have determined to
celebrate this day in proper and appro-
pirate manner. and will have an Auction
Sale the like Of which has not beer since
the foundation Of the city was laid.
PROGRAMME.
1. Naj. Neyans' Great Military Banl
will assemble the ExcursionlSts at the
Well-st. Depot, corner kinzie.st.. and
will accompany the first train, which
leaYes ut 10 O'Clock Il. Ill. sharp.
?. At o'clock =. III. sharp the Second
Excursion Train leAycs Nel1s-st. Depot,
corner OF Kinzie-st.
8. Tile Auction Sale commences ut ! |
O'Clock n. Ill. on the grounds, and will
continue nll day, and will be extended
into night, giving every one chance to
buy Il lot. Parties arriving at the grounds
ut any time Of the dny will probably 10
able to secure good lot; but it is better
to he there early.
I. The Auction Sale will be conducted
by Robert G. GiYcns, Of orr firm, assisted
by Col. John L. Ellison, the wcll-lznown
.tuctioncer. It will be our aim to treat
every one fairly and gi7e every one
chance to bid. The best bidder takes the
Lot-no upset prices, no limited price.
Every Lot must aud will be sold, no mat
ter what the price bid is.
5. Those attending the sale please re-
member that
Frame Houses can he erected on this
property. Tie workinE1nen OF Chicuyo
build houses here without interference
by the authorities.
&. The name of this station has been
F'|Iest Forty-eighth Street Station.''
6 More land - being needed where work
ingmen could build convenient cottages,
We have had this new city called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-17
6teamtoats ano Railroads.

Id ,FUSoNNi COLORADO ST. PAUL. MINNIE.
,por1s and points in NEBRASKA UTAH, MoN
TANA. DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, apd tho NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHW ESTERN Ry.
n rms from two to ira daily each way between
CuICAaO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
.prrNs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chic,go PULLMAN SLEEPERS run Oh all OF its
ough and night trains For rates o faro and other 'n
formation apply by In person to any coupon ticket
agent General Eastern Agent 4i5 broadway New York
CHARMS ,.,, ,,,spopr,TfoN
COMPANY.
Ofee. Pier 10. n r., foot Corlandtst
,,,pts Of fre ght forwarded directed TO any part
OF the world ~ men, NOR,
C,r received for delivery all kinds OF freight and mer
chaudise to any part Of the city , 49,,
sEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
UAKBOR LIGHTERAGE
Of every description promptly ghtered TO any point
in the harborat reasonable rates. -
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHAKrER , D., ,,,,,,,
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. r. al p. H. dny lsaturday'
exoeptedi
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-fork and
New.naven care and dispatch guaranteed
FREIGHT for points D. W. H. Il, received at Pier l.
For New Haven and points East at Pier Is.
NOHTu SHORE. STATEN fSLAND.-Eoven Miles Tor
Ton emf. via steamer from Pier Il. H.. foot Whtehall-st
CENEiALsuTPYARD, COmmunigaw, NJ.-DrY DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything appo'alhhs 10 tAo
construction repair Of VesselA