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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
DeIegase. TO Norfoik--A Thief Cap
tured.
lcorrespondencs OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
yVrrvvrox Nav z 1879


WAIEERToS, May 3, 1893.
Attn Meeting of the Democrats OF the
county at the courthouse to-day the fol
lowing delegates and alternates were
chosen to attend the convention in Nor
folk:
Newtown District--W. II. Walker,
delegate w. W. McGeorge, alternate.
Stevenville District-T. n. Walker,
delegate w. +. Bagby, alternate.
Buena-Vista District-W. j. Leigh,
delegate DR.. Grubbs, alternate.
Delegates at Large Hon. III. Il. Pol
lard aud William Drew and y. b. Street
aud G. b. Jones, alternates.
On last Friday night some one took
from the stable Of Mrs. Mary 6. Hill a
two.yoar.old colt On discovering the
theft next morning Mrs. Hills son,
William S. Hill, with one Of the neigh
bors, William d. Walker, started in pur-
suit. They tracked the colt some ten or
twelve miles up the county and there
lost all trace of it and were unable TO
hear any tidings of the colt or the thief.
Hearing on their return that negro
man from q lighter on the river had
stolen watch from n negro woman in
the neighborhood they started in pursuit
Of him and found him at Ayletts. He
acknowledged both thefts, told where
the colt and the watch we're, and after
an examination before a magistrate was
lodged in jail.
It is quite cool. There WIS frost this
morning but vegetation does not seem
10 have been hurt by it.
There is an abundant crop OF apples,
peaches, and pears, but few cherries.
Farming "a very backward, very few
farmers having finished planting corn,
and many nave not commenced.
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NO NEW ELECTION.
TEE NORFOLK DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
srAEDs BY THE PRIMARY.
vb.. Will the xiekers Doi-The Ports
mouth Primsry-The Trucking
Season Personal, &c.
.,....,..,on., ., ,no Richmond pispa,ch.I

,co,respondencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, MAY 4, 1888.
Tho Den,ocratc Executive Committee
have determined to stand by the ucket
nominated at the late primary. ana
unanimously rejected tho proposition oil
inc "Committee Of Forty for new
election on the ground that the evidence
of frauds and irregulariticspresented was
not sufficient. II now remains to be
seen whether the malcontonts Will put
second Democratic ticket in the field, as
q is reDorted they threatened to do. 1t
is 10 be hoped they will not. as breach
in tho party might impair 1t materially
for fall usefulness.
The Atlantic and Danville Railroad
Company have laid their track IRON
Norfolk to the Blackwater river, IN
southampton county. The bridge over
the river is nearly completed, and trans
will be running to Jerusalem IN July IL
no accident happens 70 prevent.
boom has commenced in property
around Jerusalem in consequence OF the
approach OF the railroad
Green peas from the tIuck-iarms here
are selling al fifty cents peck, ana
strawberries at twenty cents quart
The season Of "grcen truck aud garden
sass is now fully upon us.
The second days primary IN Ports
mouth added the name Of NIrginlus Butt
10 the Democratic ticket as commissioner
of the revenue. Tho general election IS
a mere form, as there Is no opposition.
The detectives bavo arrived from
Washington to attend the trial OF David
Webb and wife, of Portsmouth, the ten
cent counterfciters, which comes OIL IN
the United States CGlrt.
Mayor Barton Myers has returned
from IA visit TO New York
Several Of the Baptist and Methodist
churches OF this vicinity now have lnte-
resting reyiyals in progress.
Robert Taylor was examined before
Justice Cooke this afternoon iOrshooting
Thomas K. Tanner. Bail WAS asked for
and refused. The prisoner was recon
mitted. Hon. John Nicely Is the counsel
Of the prisoner.
A number Of the New York, Philadel-
phia and Norfolk railroad officials are IN
The city comforting.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Exchange of this city has resolved to
unite with other commercial bodies OF
the country in memorializing Congress
f. pass the bill providing for the reduc-
ton of letter-postage from two cents
e. one cent.
Superyising-IDspector Marshall Parks
left for Washington to-day to attend
meeting of supervisors OF the country
10 examine and report upon newly-in-
vented hic-saying apparatus. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05

A writes a book, and reviewer says
of it that cit is a great Improvement
orcr any book Of the kind heretofore
published" Please tell us, o. Is the
use OF orer wrong, or Objectionable
(2) Is on Il better word, or the proper
word?
Please give reasons, and cite prece-
dents If there are any.
Very truly, l..
1t ought 20 he sufficient to say that the
prefix "im requires "on' or "upon "
rather than cover" to follow Improve
ment." Worcester quotes Junius as
saying improvement upon" elm
provcment over" is a taking phrase,
though 1t CRATES on many ears, and is
often employed. Stormonth says Of
Gin that it is "a prefix signifying IN,
into, on" Not "orcr, tho reader will
see. "Impose upon" and "improye-
ment upon are the correct phrases. A
man uses upon not over his feet.
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mAHoNE AND RIDDLEnERGER.
A Nee Ftshtin shenandoah County

Especial telegram othe Dispatchl
WOODSTOCK, Va. May 4.-COnsidera-
ble excitement exists here among the
Republicans over the publicity given
late last night TO circular signed Will
lam Malone displacing as county chair
man John l.. Keller. who holds an Office
through Senator Riddleberger's appoint
ment and appointing r. j. Walker, "a
Mahoneite, chairman.
A call is also made for Republican
convention here Monday to send dele
gates TO Petersburg, not recognizing the
call for a convention at the same time
and place previously made Ivy Keller.
Senator BiddleberRer, who arrived
from Washington a few DAYS ago. IN
stantly replied III brief circular, closing
with the following allusion to the late
hour at which Mahones circular was
issued. con Monday | shall ask the
people Of Shenandoah to hear me on the
issue of the canvass. IL Will then he
daylight. Only towards and assassins
make publications. at midnight. % a
lively time Is expected Monday.
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wcst Virginia Matters.

lI'f t'irHAfAl'h W 'A-' 't7l''N' III
CHARLEsToN, ". VA, May 4.-Benia-
min Brown, young attorney Of this
city, and ason Of Judge James y. Brown,
was married to Miss Annie l.. Dickinson
last night. They left this morning for
Denver, Col, where they Will make their
future home.
Granville Mcdaniel, who was COM
mittod to Jail some days ago, charged
with assault with intent TO kill, was this
morning arrested on charge Of murder,
Stephen S;aiiIe, the victim OF the as
sault, having since died. Mcdaniel will
have his preliminary examination before
Justice Bradt On next Wednesday, May
9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05

Delegates 40 Norfolk Elected.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
WAvERLY. Va, May 4.-Yesterday
was county convention day for Sussex.
The Democrats held a mass meeting and
elected the following delegates to the
Norfolk Convention W. I. Freeman,
A. +. Dobie, b. L. Christian, and W.
H.. Ballard. A resolution was passed
endorsing the Administration of Presi-
dent Cleveland and his views upon the
tariff.
John NJ. LangstOn addressed the Re-
publicans upon the court-green in a
speech OF some two hours duration. He
is a Malone man, provided he has fair
play in the Petersburg Convention. but
II wronged there he will give the q. O.
r. trouble In the "black belt" The
negro element seem to be with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
THE SOUTHWEST.
improvements at BIacksburg-Sur.
Vey Completed.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l

Especial telegram to the Dispach.l
CnRIsrrANsBuBG. Va, May 4.-The
plans and specifications for the barracks
and other contemplated buildings TO be
built at the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College, prepared by Mr.
William q. Mcdowell and recently sub
mitted TO the Building Committe, have
been adopted, and Mr.. Mcdowell has
been chosen as supervising architect
If the work. lie was the architect OF
the Marion-Asylum building, which
speaks sufficiently as TO his ability.
Mr.. George T. Mills will ON Monday
next commence work on the railroad
bridge at Radiord preparatory to laying
the double track to New river, TO which
place Mr.. Bowman's corps have com
pleted the survey.
The shipments OF coal from the Poca-
nontas mines for the month of March
were l3l, 0l2 tons, as against 49, tons
for the same month in 1897.
1t Is understood that Mr.. G. Whit
field Painter. who has been for thirteen
veais a missionary TO China, will soon
arrive in Virginia. his health having
utterly failed. lie is son OF Rev. G.
". Painter, of Pulaski
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
ACCOuACK COUNTY.


I'FF7'7'1 ~ 1T - F'1V II7I7o'7II'l
OSANcocK, Va, May 4.-In Accomack
County Court the case of the Common
wealth rs. William Allen, for shooting
with intent TO MAIN William Henry vii
liamS ended in the conviction Of the ac-
cused, who was fined and sent to Jail for
sixty days Williams is the father of
Aliens wife, and both men, have long
lived at deadly enmity with each other.
II was at first thought that all the del
egates from Accomack to the Republi-
can State Convention were in sympathy
with Hon. J. 5. Wise, but it is now cur
rently reported here that st least two of
them favor Malone and will vote for the
unit rule and Mahones plan Of organi.
cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
NEWPORT NEWS.
Arrival of Im.niGrAnis-B Hurt.

ArEIFuI OF ItH II Il IHI'IN-huUIy EEUEI'
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 4, 1883.
The steamship Florida arrived on yes
terday bringing 300 immigrants, tie
largest number ever brought to this port
by one ship.
A young man by the name Of Tut
weller, fireman on one of The yard en-
giucs, was very badly injured on yester-
day evening by the lever Of spring
switch striking him terrible blow intho
face, crushing some of the bones
The Mexican steamship joaquin An
CORA is loading coal here. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have n STONEMETZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which We viii sell al a groat bargain. 10
viii fold an eight or "a iour-page paper the size
Of the Dispatch or smaller. IL VIII also eat aud
paste the oight-pace paper 10 cnn 30 readily
attached 20 any press
Ne refer TO toe Petersburg Inls--ArpeTl as 10
the character Of It's work, since that paper has
the counterpart of This machine attached o. It's
press and now ia successful operation AC-
dross THE DISPATCH COMPANY
my elm Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
BIZ jas. MacdougaII.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
A GROCERIES, LfQuOEs, STOREFIX-
TuRES, CHOOSES ~ ACTION, SC. Ar AUC-
TlON.--By virtue Of s deed Of trust 10 Tho
undersigned az trustee from 4. r. Till aud duly
recorded. l will sell al No, 9Oi north Third
street, ON
MONDAY. TN INSTANT.
at II o'clock A. NJ. the entire STOCK, FIX
TURES, Sc, c0ntained IA said deed. embracing
COFFBES. SUGARS. TEAS. LARD. SOAP.
FLOUR. WulSkEiS. GIN, CIGARS.
BkER-PUWP. DECANTEAS, GLASSES. &C.
Also All CHOOSES III ACTION now due him
TERMS: Cash.
s. TAYLOR EVANS, Trustee.
Jas, AAcDoyGALL, salesman my2
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sALvArioN.ARmY TROUBLES.
The Fisher stiles Matter - other
Notes
Ispeclal ielogram b the Dlapalch.l

DAEvILLR, VA. May "A large crowd
gathered in the Mayors Court this morn
ing TO hear the evidence in the case Of
Lieutenant Emeline Fisher, of the Sal
walton Army, against Captain-General
Stiles. The woman, who is pretty and
spTighily, recited the story OF how she
was induced by Stiles TO come here, and
how she had been insulted on several oc-
casions by him. She also stated that
she was travelling under an assumed
name, and that she was divorced from
her husband, but that Stiles had adver-
tised her a. a angle woman and devoted
to Christian work. Stiles was put on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
AUCTION gALEs-Tais nay.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, Or
Is ~
Nos. 1898 AND 1870 FRAsgLrS STREET

TODAY
a. 10 o'clock W will sell n number " eycellen
MCLIS. BUGGIFS phAEToN>, anc
WAGONS, from which selections may beunde
ATIf O'CLOCK
30 bales HAY, I'm good condition:
Second hand PGAFrON and HARNESS,
secondhand OPEN SiDEBAB BUGGY,
Secondhand TOP SIDfBAR BUGGY,
IGROCEKS WAGON. IN COOL order;
Hight TWO WHEEL ROAD CART;
LIGHT WAGON. recently oYerhaulcf;
Very largo. iE-yoar-oid Nj IL. sound;
Large. heavy DkAtGHI HORSE:
IGE.UfNE ALDfENEY COW aud CALF,
GENUINE DEVON COW and CALF.
my4 l.. Is. COOK. Auciioncor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
REAL ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.

1 TTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOMETs
: h ON ono 81 tho lending railroads running Al
into tle lily aud bUt half an hours ride out
DWELLING l. new. arrlifccturaly attractive,
c0fnraruy aud conveniently arranged. and mas
capacity ououch for a gnOl-si1ed family. About
100 ACRES or BEAU ufULLY LIiNG.LAND.
mostly loo grasses. The usual number Of excel
lcnt ouf-iuildmes. Everything IN perfect order.
times day 10 ana from tho city. General
surroundings attractive and improving, and
neirhboghOOl good and healthful. VIII be sold
cheap. y. ". BOW r.,
my J-3t Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
BY Frank D. Hill * Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOucers ami Brokers.


TT'HE LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
4 or THE LATE ALBERT q. MALE,
SITUATED AT The SOUTH @RsT CORNER
or GRACE AND FOURTH STREETS, TO BE
SOLD Al AUCIION.-At the re- luest Of the ex-
ecltors ~ Albert q. Male, deceased, We will sell
40 auction. on The premises, On
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1883
at5.31 %. NJ. the weli-known RESIDENCE located
a- above. The house IS ~ stock brick. .hrco
stories and basement. AMI f. one Of tie best
built aud most conveniently arranged private
dwellings In the CITY. 10 contains seventeen
rooms. not including hlli-rOoms, ctOre-rOOm-.
bathroom, BE-. all finished .u handsome style.
tho principal room, wish lne marble maniels. 6c.
ON the rear lot there II a large brick kitchon
with i've rooms aud a good brick stable. Inc lot
fronts Gl feet on Grace street, With depth of 80
Ioet GO a vide paved alley.
This property ia 40 generally known that an
extended advertisement Is deemed supernOus.
After May lat any parties wishing 10 Wow tho
premises can call between tho hours Of AMI
j. NJ
TEEgs: one fourth cash a: balance in six,
twelve. and eighteen months, interest added,
aud secured by deed Of trust.
FRANK D.. HILL & CO.,
ap 2i,2S q. Ayl,35GAG9 Auctionoers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Bsys
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ios Main street.
THREE BEAUTIFUL AND DE-
sfRABLE
WEST GRACE STREET LOTS,
BETWEEN HARRISON AID RYLAND
STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
V,HREE BEAUTIFUL AND DE-

AZ the request Of the owner va shall oher Tor
sale at public auction. upon the promises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1855,
ct 5X o'clock p. NJ. those VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS. situated "a above dcscrlbeu'
fronting 81 feet each GA tho south side OF Grace
street aud running back the usual depth 10 an
alley In the rear.
We would call the special attention OF persons
wishing 10 build In that locality to tho sale ~
these lots az they arc tee PROTEST ana most ue-
sirable ones nov 20 be had on west Grace street.
The rapid growth ~ the city Ia that direction
and the handsome class Of dwellings that are
now being butt there will very naturally en-
nance tho value Of This properly % a mueh
higher price Than IL can now no bought for.
Trims AT sal0. SUTTON & CO..
my5 Aucroneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05
BY X. b. Chanin 4 Co,
heal Estate AuctlOneerS
No. l north Tenth street
4 UCTION SALE OF EIGHT NICE

A UCTION SALE OF EIGHT NICE
n BUILDING LOTS IN TUE GROWING
wEST END, LOCATED o. KgAPER sThEEF
NEAR ASHLAND STREET, ALONG WHICH
TIRE ELECTRIC CARS PASS. MAKING THEM
VERY CONVENIENT FOR HOMES OR AN IN
NESTMENT.--At the request Of the owner We
will sell BY public auction, on the promises. ON
WEDNESDAY, NAY 9. lsss
ut o'clock L. NJ. the ABOYE-LgCATRD LOTS
four ON INC north side OF kemper street and
four on tho south eide OF homper street Four
Of said lots are a. the city Limits ani four in The
county, aud all extend tack 20 an alley The
nearness Of tho electric cars must enhance tho
value OF these lots 81 u very early day for buil1-
ing purposes, and this sale Ahords a chance TO
mako a nice speculation.
TERgs; One third cash balance In six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-f0ur months, for notes with
per cent. interest, secured by deed Of trust
X. y. CHAPLIN q CO.,
my :, 10000 Aucttoneere
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VORK-RIVER LINE WA ".
Il POND
TRAINS DAILY.
IsrEAMEAs - ENcLFr .CNnlI

ssh 81 EAn DAILY eAltfl ~ hNA+
The tavorito routs - Baidmoco Thesiet i'r'
o. MS hre ere noses ~ Q-taiy. ticst-
comfort. Leave kicAmcnl 'iD orr 81 ,. M.
arrive a' Baltimore ,.l A. ~ leave rA"
more 20 T. D.. srr.yo &. Aichm.al ID. ODD
1910 a. NJ.
sare MtbmoEi 10 Dsitmors F.fs.c, So
sec0ua c.4se il14
lhe loIA- klves Line Affords superior fifii.
tages % business men 10 enabling ialn
leave kichmoad ueaf ino closn ~ c'-i'
transactions aud arriYa a. B.iuuQrs cs't ..A.
mOrulDg Afteg SevGZ en.oYei ie.ifli4
nights rsst, FRO from the d~si asi Loise 10 a.
Nay travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
leave k.cbmoal (iweusy-th.rd .N
street. dcpop ...'.........,....... 10 "
Arrive Aichm0A1 ltNenly-lAird ..v
sgaiiy. fDally excops sunday.
Depot and ucke 1-oi1co' koot NIkMiA --..s
tp-Icwn euice VosAsr lea;h AID Nala siie'
JAS. 4 lAtlOn,
General passelfcr Agl--
y. ~ fbiAA
Division Pssseasor Asen,
R.chmoa1 ~
SOL HAAS. Trante Manager
fElI0N RANDOiil. General NAas1sh
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sf7ls..

JULIAN y lEsFl-1
JANES-RiNEk LINE
FOR NORFOLK, eORI,MOJ TH, NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAkEAONr, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS
DiRkCI,
AND ONLY DIRECT kOCTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OK CEANGEOF
ANY KIND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-05

VfRGfSIa-Iy KISG WILLIAM CIRCUIT COURT
CiEGKs OFFICE. AFRIL p. 1883.
hereby ceriiy that th' bond required by tho
decree cuto--I In the clancory cause ~ Boil &
Kramer rs. Fisher. trustee. ~ O 's. az The prll
term. I>.S, has been duly executed by William
H. Aylet, %. %. Pollard. ami Ihomns r. Bagby.
Tee. BCRSLEY TAYLOR, ID. G..
nyI,2IH11&fIt1s
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fOT- HAfs, If1-TT9 NHnN{FT1 -,
sp3
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BY Frans d. Hin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioueerS
No. o north Eieycath street


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
4 IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE PLAN
OF BUENA VISTA, NEAR THE YVES TERN
LIMITS or TIE CITY or RICHMOND. on
WILLIAMS STREET sixty FEET EAST OF
RllCHiE STREET. FRONTING NINETY FEET
ONTHE NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS STREET,
WITH A lEPrH or ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY FEET THE IMPROVEMENTS cox
Ssh OF 4 FRAME STORE AND TWO SMALL
DWELLINGsl, AT AUCTION By virtue VI
deed OF trust from ". ". iOung aud wife. dated
August - 1884,, and rec9rde IN the clerk s ONCE
II HenrlcO County Court. Deed Bod lis, page
%l2 default having been made IN ito payment Of
certain notes secured in said deed, an1 having
Decn requested b. the beneficiary IN said deed
40 10 DO, Will sell 81 public auction 70 Tie high
est bidder, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1888.
az 5 o'clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
a. above. Tho lots are NOS 81, %. and 70 In said
plan. q he lots may De suc-diyiied % suit the
views OF purchaser or sclI "a q whole. This
property will prove a gooi investment 20 the
purchaser. ana will pay - per cont. besides
being IN the direct Inc OF improvement and im-
mediately between two lines 81 railroad nov
completed for tho accommodation Of the West
Enc.
While the deed requires cash, very adyan-
tageous terms Will be- offered AZ ale
ap29 LOUIS RAWLINGS, Trustee.
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By Frank ID. nm & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers.


VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK DWELLING SO i0l EAST MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, Al AUCriON.-By virtue Of dead
OF trust from Chastain White, trustee. dated
june 90. 1870. and recorded 10 the clerks ONCE
Richmond Chnurcry Court. Deadlock 06 A.
page IS default having been made in the pay
meut * e negotiable note therein secured. aud
being requested by the beneficiary, will sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY7, 1881
at 50 O'Clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
IN said deed. a. follows. All mat LOT or LAND
o. the north side OF Main street. iu the cit, Of
Richmond, with a large THREE-S TORY BRICK
DWELLING ami other improvements thereon,
between First and Second streets. commencing
80 fee, from northeast corner Of Main and First
streets, thence rlnning eastwarily along the
north line oi Main street 3, feet, thence back be-
tween parallel lines Ia feet 70 an alley 10 feet
wide.
The dwelling contains about ten or twelve
rooms, aud is now under q rental OF $500 per an-
mum.
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 pay balance due.
sl,E26l with interest from January 30. iss9,
heilg par hase-mOney on sail property, an1 OK
pensss or -alo; balance in SIX. twelve, aud eign-
teen mouths interest added, and secured ~
deed al trust FRANK b. HILL,
AZ ~ Trustee.
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GLASGOW SERVICE.

Steamers every saturday from sew York 10
GLASGOW aoI LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 20 Glasgow. Londonderry. Liver
p00i o. Belfast, $50 and 800: second class.
S3J; sretrlge ou;warI or prepaid. 500.
Saloon excursion tickets %. reduced rates.
Travellers circular letters 81 credit and
drafts for any amount issuc.i a, lowest current
rate. For books Of tCur-. tickets. or further in-
formation. apply % UtNUt k-ON BROTHERS.
Sew DIRK; orGLOkGt ". ALLEN IS Co. Ola no-
iuiuiUu steamship Company. or a N.GAkBER.
1900 Main street or ANDAIW WELSH. Southern
EXPIRES. Company flchmon3. ap ll.Gm
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TRANS NORrhWAHD.


Daily. tDsily except SUNDAY
STOPPING-PLACEA
Nos q and u make 10 stops, NO. y sp9p'
only on signal az Manchester aud Ohesiet. n"
- stops only ON signal AZ chester, 'e9lla',1
ana Manchester No IS stops on sgnal ~ az
foguia- stations No. ti stops on signai az el
regular stations suI also as Temple ana Iois
Wa',hau Nos 81, -. 81, 80, 80, aad -, Will stop
81 all stations for passengers
FULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains rC,. Hand - -l'eping-cars oetFeen
Nav Y0rt aud Tampa. fin.. lriF Ja'ksonYllrl
ON Trans NOS II and q s.eepms-car7 De'W'eh
Washington aud Charleston. ou lIai' Nu-'
- %. and IS -leepa~-cars between View 10fA
and Jacksonville. CA Train 80. - sieepirg-car5
between Washington ana JacE-onYuie. on
Train. Nos - and f6 slcoQiug-car3 between
Washington and Wilmington
TIE ONLY ALL~RAlL Line TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. AR0lSg.
Richmond .'lC:jS A. VI. Norfolk. 80 2, "
Richmond q. t6.Ol p. M. Norfolk. .5..5 Z. y
Nortpk......' slJ A. VI. hi'hMohi 80 y, A.
Norfolk. .'4.'0H. ". Richmond ..-iS J.. VI.
These trains also mako close connections Tor
Farmvilic, Lynchburg, and hwrstffh points
AID al stations on the NoriD * anu western IT vi
ROAD except the loss train Passengers ilt
points we5r % Petersburg should tate me 9.b
A. 81. ualn instead ~ M.H LII
ET. D. MYERS, General Superintendent
p. ~ EMERSON. Geucrai Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS, irai4c Manager ap q
EplOuM -, L hLlfI'hlNhoDcA 'N
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FASr-FREIGHr LINE
TO AND From BALTIMORE, PHiLA-
DELPHIA. NEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WEST.
kBN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTI MORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
Correspordingy quick time 70 other points
Through bills VI lading issued a. low rates.
G.. \. TAYLOR
nor General Freight Agent