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THE Personal APPEARANCE.-Asl singular
brilliancy may be given to the eyes by al
lowing a small quantity Of soapsuds to
enter those organs while washing the face.
This will be found painful at first; but,
according to the French proverb, IL Jau'
SOufrir pour etre beau.
The hair should be cut with scissors, and
not carved with knife and fork, or mutt
lated with saw. Gold hair is more valua-
bic than silver; the latter never grows
above the crown. Badness may be pre-
vented by pinning the hair securely at
the roots, or by dying at the age OF eigh-
teen.
The human elbow is beautifully CON
structcd fabric, but it should never be
visibly obtruded through hole in the
coat. The knee-pan also-or patetLd-
though equally curious in formation, should
remain mystery for the general public.
The boot, as at present constituted, Is a
torture worthy Of the 1nquisition in It's
most genial times. From this horrible in
strument we proceed by degrees to state
of comparative comtort-the shoe, the slip
per, the golosh Goloshes are objected to
by many on the score Of drdocing the feet
but a well-drawn foot is q rare and charm
ing spectacle.
Hats should be worn more on the back OF
the head than at present, so that they may
exhibit the frontal development and keep
the brain-pan in a state of pleasant warmth
The custom of sleeping in a hat is injurious
to health, as it prevents the head from re
posing fat upon the pillow, and gives rise te
disturbing dreams.
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HoRBIEs.-Nothing observes foreign
writer. sweetens life so much as hobby
As an ingredient in human happiness, 1t
comes next to the possession of quiet con-
science, 1t matters not much what 1t IS,
whether it's object be old books, or church
architecture, or volunteering, or photogra-
phy. its effect is the same. man with
hobby is ennui-proof. He can snap his
fingers at the aimlessness and istlesshesS
which Green even into lives that are both
nscful and professional. All his leisure
bonrs ACQUIRE q point and purpose. Re
leased from his daily drudgery, lie o,.i pot
ter over old -booksteiiis, or march his men
Is drill, or stain his fingers with acids,
without finding one moment hang heaVy
on his hands. The record of his day shows
no; merely something achieved, something
DONE" but over and above, something en-
ioyed as only m enthusiast can ENJOY II,
something added to his store OF pure ana
legitimate pleasure. And though some
hobbies arc less portable than others,
the grand advantage of hobby is that
he can usually carry it with him, and
with it a fund of inexhaustible interest,
wherever he. goes. His friend the rector
NAV be dull, but the parish church as
friend of whom he never tires. Young
ladies may be insipid, but the comparative
merits of breech-loaders and the relative
efficiency of local corps are subjects which
can always pleasantly engage his thoughts.
When lie travels, the museum or the pic
ture gallery is not mere place to lounge
away an hour in. In such places, if art be
his specially, he is on enchanted ground.
in fairy palace, into the subtle charms OF o,
which none but the initiated like himself
can enter. Whatever be the nature OF the
hobby, and some hobbies, OF course. are
more elevating than others, the effect of all,
90 far as individual happiness is concerned,
is the same-to provide stream OF plea
sure which shall run, as it were, in paral-
lei line with the stream of mans work.
The grand point is to get q hobby. What
specific form it assumes is matter of
secondary Importance. Only let it be limo
cent, and, considering the peculiar frailty
of the hobby-rider, let us add, not too
expensive.
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sEEDsHTEN, FLORISTS, &c.

THE VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE
4 COMPANY HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RICHMOND, VA, offer their usual large and we'll
assorted stock or
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH, PLUM, CHERRY,
APRICOT, and other FRUIT TREES,
embracing all the leading varieties.
ALSO,
very large assortment or
GRAPE VINES
including the heaviest stock Of Norton, Concord
ives and Delaware, ever offered In the State.
full supply OF STRAWBERRIES RASP-
BERRIES, BLACRBERRIES, CURRANTS, and
other small fruits. constantly on hand; with q fine
collection of EVERGREENS and DEClDUOUS
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, sc.
Catalogues furnished and correspondence IN
vited.
Post-ofice box as. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
se5-2m General Agents.
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by Grubbs x Williams. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank
yTERY VALUABLE LITTLE MARK

VERY VALUABLE LITTLE MARKET
' FARM OF EIGHT ACRES, AND BRICK
DIVE LING, FOE SALE At kTCTID E.-We
viii sol Lt aurt ION. the promises. THURS
DAY thc 5th II November. At - o'clock l.. NJ. TIN.
ycry valuable litilc MARKET FARM containing
EIGHT ACRES situated on the Mr.dowhrlIg-
road near the corporate limits. adjoining Richard
Moor. and Mr. E"iuhar.tt. The land has been
cultivated As garden Is we'll enclosed wi' h new
fence, and Is very productive. The improvements
are brick dwelling with SIX rooms, small brick
h"u7c "ith ~" rooms. and fran" house with two
rooms. There some choice fruit and grapes
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
np rT
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By Lee K GOddln,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. LII Main street.
By Lyme " Brother,
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
1872 Main street.

TsNHREE VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
a LOIS On TWEETT-EIGHTH BETWEEN
FOX SALE ATAUCTIOS.-Will be sold ut pub
lie auction on FRIDAY the 9TH day Of November.
1865 ut O'Clock L. NJ. on the premises three
very valuahl" LOTS, located as described 'front.'
Ing on the side Of rwcnty-"ightn street % hy
rs feet each. to alley II feet wide.
Immediately after same, VIII be sold FRAME
TOBACCO FACTORY. fronting on IN alley he
tween Clay and Marshall streets % 10y IS feet, the
purchaser to have the uSc OF lot for three Years
free of rent. LSSE K BROTHER.
urt
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AGRICULTURAL.

DICKFORD & HUFFMAN'S WORLD
- RENOWNED PREMIUM GRAIN DRILL,
with the IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT,
manufactured with all the improvements OF Messrs.
Bickford Huffman for lses and other important
improvements of our own. We now have what we
know 10 be the best WHEAT DRILL ever offered
iu Virginia More accurate and reliable, more
simple and durable, less liable to accidents and
more certain In all It's performance, than any other
drill. Thie we guarantee to all purchasers. A few
SPRING DRILLS for sale low to make room for
our new work. 49,.
OF the advantages Of drilling wheat over broad
casting there IL no difference of opinion among
farmers. Many Of our most successful wheat
growers maintain that in seeding afty bushels OF
grain the aohine VIII pay for itself the first year
la saving Of seed and improvement Of crop.
This drill Is equally advantageous In putting In
oats and is also the best planter that can he
used. To responsible farmers we can extend Iibe
raj credit, and we solicit call from all who have
wheat to seed Il. NJ. SMITH Il Co.
&C ls-d&wsm Manufacturers
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BY Paine u Co.. Auctioncers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL
a. CATALOGUE SALF.-On WEDNESDAY I.
nth November, commencing ut 10 o'clock, We viii
sell ut our auction rooms, EY CATALOGUE, 4 very
large AMI attractive assortment Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
being the largest and most desirable stock We have
yet offered, and comprising great variety of new
and choice goods, now receiving adapted 10 fall
and winter sales.
ALSO.
300 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, AND BALMORALS
landing from Boston. embracing every va
rirtr for men. women, and children among which
are 30 cases MEN, and BOYS PRIME THICK
BOOTS.
ALSO
4 large and choice stock Of fresh and desirable
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of every variety suited to the season.
ALSO,
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS
from common 10 line grades, and OF newest STYLES
We iayitc The particular attention Of city ami
country merchants 10 this large sale. which COM
prises prime lot Of goods, and which we Will sell
without reserve and IN lots to suit purchasers.
PAINE 4 CO.,
&C 30-eod&SwtdSwlt Auctlonrers.
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81 Thomas W. Keesee, Auct!oneer,
Office No. 1917 Main street.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VOEGLER'

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VOEGLER'S
n SPRING DISTILLERY.-By virtue of An
ord of tn" District Court Of the United states for
tn" district Of Virginia In the matter of Mvcr Cohn.
bankrupt. | shall proceed 10 sell Mt public auc-
ton, At Noeglcr's spring. about two miles from
the cItyof Richmond on MONDAY, November 9,
lsts. al J O'Clock +. ~, the DISTlLLEkl h,tcly
owned 10y Mycr Conn. with all FIXTURES and
IMPLEMENTS, consisting IN part Of
l COPPER STILL KETTLE OF the capacity
Of $50 gallons:
A CUpPfE DOCBLER and LARGE cor
TER WORM.
FEEMENTING TUBS,
YEAST TT-H4
YEAST KETTLES,
PLATFORM Sl~LES,
STFa N-ESGINE and BOILER Of tcn-horsc
power,
/ STA M-ENGINE and BOILER of eight
horse power:
with every other fixture and appliance necessary
To u coIil lcte nistii!cry There All necessary
buildings. AMI IN unlailIug supply Of water ant
watc~-p"w"r. = h" u'lliucs upon leased lant.
but the landlord Will let The land u the isurcha cr
far one or any number Of Years at reasonable
rent.
izRMs 0nc-thrI cash The balance in two
equal payments 1T sixty and ninety days Tor ue.o-
TABLE notes satisfactorily endorsed.
&. g.. GHTSWOTD,
Assignee OF Niger Cohen.
Sale conducted hv THOMAS W. kEEsEE, huc-
tiDuTIr.
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By A. C. Pulliam, AuctIoneer.

rT1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE on TIE EAST SIDE OF
=, Eth STREET BETWEEN BYRD AND THE
CANAL IN THE CITY or RICHMOND. FOR
SALE AT ATCTION.-By virtue or deed OF
trust executed iy Robert l. FI,m3nS. Fdvnr1 l..
Hopkins. and Salfic r. Hopkins his wife, ] shall
on IiIGRSDAi the 9Th day of November IN StaHt,
lsss proceed to sell ut public auction. on the pre-
rrlsc3. .. O'Clock i. NJ. those two certain LOTS
OF LAID Using In the city Of Richmond on the
east si,!c Of Firth street between Byr. street ani
the canal, fronting on Eth street together forty
i've ti5l feet. and running back 70 alley and de-
siyHated as lots Nos. and >. on the plln annexed
- and recorded with 4 decd from William y. Tins
lev and wife tp Faulkner Darlington Il Co.
TERMS Made known 1T sale.
WILLIAM T. CLOPTON, Trustee.
A. G.. PTLLrsM. AUctionGcr. no 3-ids
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By wellington Goddln,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY.
Be- Wellington GoddIn,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
ATEW CANAL-BOAT FOR SALE AT
~ kUCTION.-Will be sold at auction. at the
corner OF Canal and Eighth streets on TIL RS
Dk Y the 18th OF November, 1883 nj II o'clock NJ,
A frst-ratc NEW OPEN CANAL-BOAT. with
cabin attached suitable for the transportation 81
TERMS Liberal and made known at the hour
or sale.
no 4-2tartd W. GODDIE, Auctionecr.
By Lee K Goddln,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers,
No. Iii Main street:
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET SECOND DOOR EAST OF JEFFER-
SON STREET. FOR SALE AT ON
MONDAY, 9TH instant on the premises. VIII sell
at public auction. ut 4 o. clock Z. Nj, that VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. two stories
above basement, containing eleven rooms, brick
kitchen With two rooms: stable: carriage ana
wood and c0al-houscs located AS above descrl nrti
he entire premises are In thorough order, WIN
gas through the house, and water In the yard.
The lot fronts q feet on Main street and has n
depth Of ls5 feet W an alley 90 feet wide.
TERMS: OuC-fourth cash: residue N d, l. lhu
IL months for negotiable notes with Interest aicu
and trust deed To secure deferred payments
JAMES MOORE, Trustee
for Mrs. r. A. Woodward.
Sale conducted by LEE II GoDDI&, Auctioneers
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ENOR NEW YORK-UuD Dc ~ z'
G' MINION STEAMSHIP COEpA- .&5A-ls'
kY.-Thc splendid he" slcg-w.lccl 81. ta.....
ISAAC gELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA. A.#'
AAKLE. and EATrERLS. leave Nru -
Richmond every TUESDAY, TIIE~h-N +
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TT ....aa
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These ships are entirely new they ha't .-
Ealoons and st2teronGlh; the fAr', ~D""..~
tons, Gud attention, are unsurpassed.
Frelghts Tor points beyond Ne" YORK l"'"'..
with dis patch, and no charEe made sI,e .as III
tu&l expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers n. .
southern and European ports.
insurance effected 1T lowest yates vi afs.
y. L. ACCHEADY, Prcs!t.AL, =. u-g'-".
street New YORK.
WILLIAM &. DUNHAA q 60, tEt".a
my4 corner Aalu and Etmga8.5. ... ..
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BY Z. Bowman, AuctIonecr.

TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
~ CATALOGUE SALE.-pn TUESDAY, No.
yrmber 10th, commencing Mt 10 o'clock. ] will sell
ut my warehouse l2ll Main street the Target
most desirable and attractiv" line Of MLRCHAN-
Disc which ever has beer offered for sale In this
city. The stock comprises a fresh line Of DRY
GOODS adapted for the fall aud winter trade, Con-
BLEkCHtD and UNBLEACHED COTTON,
DOMESTIC Gi<GllAMS,
I0.4 BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
STRIPES and TICKS,
ASSORTED FLANSELS
ASSORTED PRINTS,
CLOTHS,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFs, GLOVES,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, HOOP SKIRTS.
and An lnnumcrabc amount OF other articles be-
longing to the dry goods line.
ALSO,
500 cases BOOTS and -ilOES, for mems, ladies'.
misses, and chIllren's wear, In great Va
ricty OF style size, aud quality. These are
shipped direct from the Boston market and
suited for the season.
500 cases FUR and Wool HATS, for mems,
boys. and chil.ren's wear.
very large and attractive stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING. for mems and boy
wear, suited to the season.
ALSO,
A very large invoice of "a NCT GOODS and NO
TIONS, by order or irst-claSs New York
importing house.
The attention Of the trade Is particularly IN
vtcd to this sale, similar one in largcncss,
attractiveness, and Importance cannot be repeated
again this season. The goods all fresh and
scasonabc, and VIII be sold without reserve.
Catalogues ready on day before sale.
TERMS All sums under 100. cash: 800
and under 1900, sixty days that amount,
ninety days credit for approved 'ndorsed notes.
p. BOWMAN,
no4 Auctloneer and Commission Merchant.
Il,yI rCa,l y Spn arrt ifr.,
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FARM IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY
4 FOR SALE PRiyATELY.-I oifcr for sale
my FARM, In King William county. There are
FIVE HUNDRED AND EiGHTG-FiNE ACRES
in the tract-twn hundred acres Of which Is cleared
the balance well tImbcrca with OAK aud PINE.
1t lies six miles from tic White House and three
miles from The Courthouse.
The houses consist Of a brick dwcllIng-house
with six rooms double kitchen, and all necessary
out houses barns stables, &c, In good condition.
a fine orchard OF apples and peaches on the farm.
Possession vi i'll be given on the lst Of January,
1SG9. Address SELlM SLAUGHTER,
oc 3l-lws King William Courthouse.
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EOR RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK Ga
u DWELLING. corner Marshall and Hen LA
nv streets with seven rooms, Kitchen stable, &c.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE on MARSHALL between
Henry and Smith streets. with eight large rooms
wardr ,hes. kitchen. stable, gas and water.
COTTAGE WELLING on Marshall between
Jefferson aud Madison streets, with five rooms
kitchen, and water free.
BRICK DWELLING Henry between Clay
and Caiharne streets. with about eight rooms, wa
ter and large lot attached. ~
FRANCIS L. ISBELL,
Eleventh between Main
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NEW ARRIVALS. - Receiving to-day,
IN 20 barrels APPLES, Baldwin's:
20 barrels APPLES, Sw> ct Russets;
kegs TAMARIIS,
5000 boxes FRENCH CANDIES,
u half barrels PICKLES,
g. 900 boxes SakDlSES
2 900 CARTHAGENIA COCOASUTS
50 boxes NEW RAISIkS
10 trails DATES,
SEEDLRSS kAISINS,
CANNED FRUIT, JELLY, PRESERVES, &c
A large assortment Of our own manufactured CAN
DIES and CAKES, In barrels, kept constantly on
hand, which we are determined TO sell III the lowest
market price. Give us a call.
ZIMMER Il CO.,
ocS0 i5.3 Main street
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fIL, Szz EEsy ryZ-yFzragr ~
EaI - 1899. p -.

I'D n! ss.Z,-ssszgsgFEE.fg, --r,z,,,.-..
Ell II 3:.-..t2-fs
MJlNTER sCHEDULE-2Iru,--''s
w AND PETERSBURG RAf,prmti,1'JG
ana after WEDNESDAY the an tr,D,hhb.-,
1r2ns Over thls ROAD 1ill be ran IN ffl,,,,' =
Leave klchJnCnd At 4. 81. and 2.ssss"@
t@ STS pnttergburg 1t 1875 4 u. aaf!,2s d..
car attached, via leave Richmond P"7.'
NJ. and Pctcrsbur. daily at s.to " ~ n o.. /.
eIceptedl. - 'i' l>aHs.s
me 4: M. train VIII not leave Rlchrr.,.
days, t.nd the $40 I. u. tran 5y,g' ,,,.' lon ~.
burg on SUNDAYS. ~ !" a-...
Passengers for Norfolk viii tasr Chm L..
train, running through day. ~ + j..
, rSTe 10 Norfolk u kaggayc "hersag,.-
ne passenger coach alta. Ir.! a. ,."
VIII leave Cover nm AIN. +, . .-.
leave Richmond at 2:!J Z. u. On I4rs,..... ..
days, and Saturday, IL! il.-
np3 Fuyfn,r~ NM, ~, ~ VI :.
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vows WINTERED.--I am prepared to
LITTER THREE or FOUR COWS for thewln-
Ter: Charges four dollars per month. Apply To
I: w. HoENNIGER, Williamsburg road quarter
OF nile below Hughes's. no SITS
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Fiu General Gront ReSiqn-A Reception
The Vacant Brigadier GenrdiShip-
Treasury Matters, dc.
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TOR RENT, the COTTAGE TENE-Ga
q MEM situated on the east side Of Fifth IL
street between Leigh and Jackson, containing
eight rooms closets, &c. gas and water; now IN
the occupancy OF Mr.. Stevens. Possession can be
had I'm Il few days. .
also. n BRICK HOUSE situated on the west side
of Twentieth street between Grace and Franklin,
containing eight rooms: kitchen with two rooms,
wate- and gas recently occupied by Mr. llulst.
Also BRICK TENEMENT on the west side Of
Sixteenth near Marshall street, containing three
rooms kitchen with two rooms.
Also 4 FRAMED HOUSE on o and Twenty
fifth street containing four rooms; kitchen with
two rooms stable attached.
Also a FRA MED HOUSE, on the east side OF
Twcnty-th!rd between NJ and streets, containing
seven rooms Kitchen, stable, carriuge-house, and
the usual ont buildings.
Also, BRICK TENEMENT on the west side
of Second between Main and Franklin streets, con-
tanning SIX rooms; kitchen with four rooms gas
and water attached now in the occupancy of Mr..
Duckwal
Also a FRAMED TENEMENT on Thirtieth
and streets, containing four rooms, with a large
lot attached. well enclosed.
Also, 4 BRICK STORE on the north Side OF
Main between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
No. 1924. 4. u. FAi HO,
no2-at Real Estate gent and huctionccr.
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By y. 4 !. Clopton

:. VIVTI'II'
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
EOR RENT.-V A L A 3 L + UNlM-
Z PROVED REAL ESTATE. on TIE WEST
SIDE OF NINTH BETWREN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS. FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
| will rent at auction. on WEDNESDAY the Ith
day Of November, ls6S. at I2 o'clock H.. on the
premises. the VACANT LOT located rs above,
fronting on the west eide Of Ninth street CO 3-lO
feet, running back 100 feet for the term of one
year.
Immediately after the above renting, Will sell
100 0CO OLD BRICKS.
TERMS At sale. f.. 4. J. CLOPTON,
oc 30 Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
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NOR RENT, the TOBACCO FACT0- Ss
4 RIES occupied at the present time by Eaz
Thomas G. Williams Co., Situated on south side
Main between I wenty-scvcnth and Twenty ghth
streets. Possession given on the first Of January,
1859. For terms apply to
THOMAS j. IIARDGROFF,
oc l6-lm at factory.
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BY Grubhs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
4 IN CHELSEA. ON MAIN OR CEDhk
STREET, Fox SALE AT ATCTl"N:-Hc WI!
sell at auction. on the premises. on fl,.S r.
~ Y the 9TH Of November, ut hali-past O'Clock
I. NJ. the LOTS IN Chelsea located as ao9Nc.
being lot No. - in plan Of Bowling Grccn. J ne
lois offered front 40 feet each on halt OF ec'''
str, ct, and run back ls5 feet.
This property Is beautifully situated.
Terms At sale.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
oc n kuctonccrS.
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gEAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

VALUABLE FARM IN KING VIII
v LIAM COUNTY FOR SALE. CONTAIN
ING FOUR HUNDRED AND SiNTY-FIEE
ACRES Of LAND. near Lanesvillc. two miles
from F'shhau station, on the Richmond and
Yotk River railroad and three miles from Pa
munkey river. One OF the best improved farms
In the ncghborhood: we'll enclosed comfortable
brick dwelling with five rooms and four closets !;
and all necessary out-builjings IN good repair.
Its many advantages of location, improvements
and price, must recommend 1t 10 purchasers.
There IS m abundance OF good pine and oak
timber on the farm which will more than pay the
price asked for the farm. Address
WILLIAM ID. POLLARD,
no 4-lw& King William Courthouse.
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TfHESAPEAKEAND OHIO P4ILQU,


WISI1R SCHGEGLG.-Ou end Hn.r-
FIG&T OF OCTOBER 1888, tue paas-n1rr ru..
will run as follows:
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond anG ..r
ton daily Except 2.utAJl sIa between ~'a..
and COytngtUn tri-wncklv-v1I., Leave rle#a..
Ut Is (, VI. and arrive At stanton al o.. j.. &
Leave stanton A. rs 4. II. Aud srGl,. a. e. y.
mond 5 IS Z. IL
o. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant S@TU:.3
leave Gown. ton $. 5. :. ~, a..u a.H. Isl. .s
ton Il, 40 i. NJ. LtaFc Stanton 81 4. - Z. s..
arr e 1T CoyilElOIi ut 7..o l.. u.
ACCOh3CDETl.. I.+AiS hg.w.'l RI"
m0nd Hud Charlottesville oI MONDAYS. b
\ EaDAIA aud cAWihhA.5, le..n IL.
l0t..svillc Gt !, a, and arrive AZ E..IM.
o. A. H. Leave Hirrr'un4 - 40 Z. u. aa.e
rive 1T Charlottesville a. : L. =.
Ine ZaL Train cJAngg-- NJ horag4ssG.nAa
Charlottesville With .ra.4a IN Hragasr, E4.aa
aud Manassas rstlCJ-ts Pr ALEXANDER
WASHINGTOS, PHILADA.PIilh, ;. Eva:
IYECHBUka h%oIb lax CHATHAM
Ga, A = dH HI, n-N OHLEA&1- MeH.
GOG;ERT, MOBILE, 80. =. atA.a. 81.
sua4cs or HARai@oI#GEr HI%lEr lis
&c l.. IOsn@n, villa stages fnr L.Ai....
EATTTRAG BLInJA, SC. Al E.iiUDEo, Wit. ..As
FOR BATF ALU&. NA%.. HOT, aud IFHtNM
SPRINGS. !. CuFIot'ou. uI-u 1tas
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS LEV .~n.as
~ Nzs ?. NaTr ERlAEu
&c 20 srH~rR' t'ns.e As".-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-04

A DESIRABLE STORE FOR RENT. e.
MA, desirable STORE on Governor Ss2
street near MaIu and adjoining Mr.. Spence
cInthInr store Is for rent. Terms moderate TO
s'0"'@ y DOLLHOUSE & PARHSM,
Ma At booksellers. 1905 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-04

E7OR RENT, that very desirable and d E Ssss
u acknowledgement THREE , - !n,, =
TiIf,k DW Filling on the corner OF I"cltS
r,~hth and Grace streets, containing tea rnoln,,
Kitchen with four rooms stable coal ana ~ wa
house with gas and water on the premises, "'' w.,
large and beautiful yard well sci In shrup9er L ~
The location Is considered the most aesifsn hi
that portion OF the city, being In i niose oe'
heighporhood' Apply TYNE & BROTHER.
~, r-...,o 4 cents and huctionsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-04

TOR RENT, the D W E L l. n e a
II HOUSE on the southwest corner % Clay IL
and second streets. containing eight rooms. I'M
mediate possession given. -, .,,,-
- a. LANES NJ. TAYLOR < SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-04

ETOR RENT, ONE, TWO, or THREE s. s.;
water and closets on same doors cooking fac /,
lies and servants room In superior dwelling aLi
n,,asnnt locality: or, several gentlemen ana IL
Ut w.iihnuf children might be boarded. Also 4
rs-ratc stable and carrlagc-housc, Tor lonr horscs
andthrcc carriages. Applytc nco>-
3-3L ~ IL. NJ