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There once was game called croquet,
Which drew Ecllt's attention awet,
But the pianist Strclctskl
Has dampcd like wet sky
Her spirits, and now she don't plct.
A hummer, who never walked straight,
Once CHANGED 90 bs out very laigit;
When gentleman rough
Whom he happened TO hough,
Gave him one ON Tie TOP Of his paight.
The Gar, who Is master Of Russia,
Has az last got permanent crussia;
He was sent by q bomb
TO the Kingdom comb,
Which astonishcd the bombing old lussia.
There was n young fellow named Vaughan,
Whose clothes were all tattered and taughAn
lie caught bad cough,
Which carried him augh,
And now below he has gaughan.
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The day has been dark and dolefal--
A day Of wind and rain.
With the sound Of Rhostiy Singers
Upon Tire window pane.
And never 4 CLEAN OF sunshine
The cold. gray sky has closed
In this day for sad remembrance
For what our lives have lost.
Weary with vain rcgrettinR
For things that could not be,
Weary with counting over
The graves IN memory,
l opened the BOOK OF Comfort,
And In ITS pages read
What one Of the grand Ola prcpheb
In time Of trouble said.
heard. like voice from Heaven,
The royal eingCr's song
or faith IN Eternal Goodness
To triumph over wrOngi
The duy may be Wild With tempest,
Eut a, paiicnt trust abide:
AND remember tire sweet Oio promise
OF light at the eveiiilde.
And LOT as I read the chapter
SO dear 10 the weary heart,
4 SAW the clouds Of sunset
Like curtains swing apart.
And IL seemed like glimpse OF hcayeni
That touched my eyes Hike balm,
As sat in the sunset glory
Repeating the sweet Old psalm.
IChristiaa Union.
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by ". r.. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneer5,
1ll3 Main street,
Richmond, VI.

An ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
"a FRAME COTTAGE, WITH LOT 90 N ~
FEET, M TIE PLAN OF HOWAeDS GROW
NEAR TfiE NORTUEASTGEN LIMITS OEIiiE
CITY. AND NEARTHE SHOPS OkTllkL HES \
PEAkE AND OHIO RAILROAD tOMFAN D.
nor SALE 81 AUCIlON.-Ns shall fell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o, ISL
az 1850 - clock =. NJ, tie aforementioned NALU-
ABLE COTTAGE DWELLING, containing forr
rooms. detached Kitchen new wood and coai-
houses. Sc, an an nice order and well OF nnewa-
tcrOn tie lot
Tie lot has 4 front Of 90 feet on the west line Of
Bryan street, and depth Of III feet % an alley
II feet wide.
The Pheasant and healthful location Of this pro-
pcrty, and st. convenience % the operatives Of Tie
ChcsaTc ke and Ohio Railroad Company, rcndcriL
very desirable.
Trims: Liberal, and announced at sale.
". ii. LYME s. CO..
no 1-Tu.W.F&SaAt AuctiCreers.
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Political Speaking. George d.
Wise and Peter c. Warwick, Esq, the lat
ter Democratic Conservative candidate for
the House OF Delegates for the district COM
posed Of this city and Powhatan and
Chesterfield counties, will address their
fellow-citizens OF this city on the issues Of
the present political contest at the court
house on Saturday night.
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FUYNY.-It sounds funny TO read that
several city aldermen were drunk at the
dedication of the city water-works. Some
fend in human shape must have poured a
barrel Of Wbiskcy in the reservoir
rSfOlrT Herald,
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II for stomach-ache you tachc
Tach time some whiskcy Il VIII break
You down and meak you shcak and quache,
And you will sec a horrld snachc.
Much whiskcy doth your wits bcguilc,
Your breath dcfuile, yOursclfmakc yuile;
You lose Your style, likewise your pyle,
II you ere whylc too often smuilc.
But should there be. like now, q drought,
When water and your strength give ought,
None Will your good nainc then malign
If you cCnlgn your drinks to wign.
1NorristOl1n Herald.
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Ul NIuUU1 z v IIIIiII8f
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Aucuone-rs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALUA-
L BILE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE, WITH
A HALL. AND DWELLING ABOVE tNO. ou9l,
on THE SOUTH SIDE or BROAD sIREET
BETNEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SIHkEIs ),
WITH THE LEASE OF THE LDl UPON
WHICH If STANDS, AT AUCIlON.-ln execu-
ton Of two deeds of trust from Miles Cary-thc
first TO X. 4. Daniel Jr., trustee, dated september
99 1878: the second % James Peasants and K.
H. stcger, trustees dated May / 2. lsSO-bOth duly
recorded, we, the undersigned The trustees under
the said deeds respectively, Viii sell b. auction,
upon the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH,
at 4 o'clock T.. NJ, the property above described.
IL WAS bulk q few years ago Ia tho best manner
and in the most approved modern style, with =
BEAUTIFUL STORE and basement below. The
second floor IS used for society purposes, having
rnc hall, with an anie-rUom; and the third lOor Is
laid oil into four beautiful rooms, with bath,
closets, &c.
There are few stores IN the city more beautifully
and conveniently arranged than this, aud being
situated IN Tie busiest and most attractive par Of
Broad street. 10 offers advantages as stand Tor the
dry goods, shoe, family grocery, or, Indeed, any
other kind OF business scarcely 10 be cqualled In
The building Is on ground leased FOR a term to
expire Nay /, 1883, subject 70 a ground-rCnt OF
$500 per annlnn, and Is t. be paid for 10y the
owner OF tie ground az fair valuation on May ].
1888, unlees the lease is renewed by mutual con-
sent, which can probably De done II desired.
TERMS; one fourth cash balance nc three, six,
and nine months, with Interest secured by deed
OF trust X. 4. DANIEL, JH,
Trustee under hrst decd;
JAMES PLEASASTS,
II. H. STEGER,
Trustees under second deed.
GRuDBs WILLIAMS AuctioneeEs. oc ~
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a maiden went into the water
To battle: but her mamma She sater,
Aud after some effort she cater,
And hack 10 the scI-hcach she brater,
Like lamb led away t. the slater.
dfc told her she always had thater
An Obcdicnt, dut!ful dater.
And If she had done as she'd tater,
S4e'd have staid on the shore; and she'd ater.
Resist her desire for Tie water. Puck.
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Sudden William Dean (colored),
WHO had been under treatment for several
days for supposed yariola, escaped from
his nurse some time during Sunday night
while in delirious state, and was found
Monday in ditch on the city limits nearly
frozen and drowned. lie was secured
after some considerable trouble, and carried
back TO his quarters. Yesterday he died OF
the disease with which he was supposed to
De afflicted and the exposure he was sub
jected to when he escaped from bis nurse.
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"Why," said Brown, "Pingry has for
gotten more than you ever knew" al
don't know about that" replied Fogg.
81 knew he had forgotten everything. =
Boston Transcript
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married the couple and chased him into the
woods, firing repeatedly. The preacher
eIuded pursuit and fed TO Columbia.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the cty ON account OF the recent Gen.
tcnnisl Celebration will present the same 90 II. T.
AUGUST. secretary Of the committee, nj the City
Hall, In order that they may be properly examined
as the COMMITTEES on Centennial win meet TUES
DAY NIGHT 70 order payment Of the same
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
oe 20 Chairman Of the Committee.
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ArcrIox sALEs.-.Future pays.
nr Inseth n. nIonseworth, AuclIoneer.


rI,RUsTEE'S SALE OF M0NTPELIER,
Il THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADIsyo ~,
deed Of trust from The late Thomas =; Carson 70
PhIIip y Fry and Lewis Is. Williams tor the ben
edit Of David Graham, decesscn dated AuErsr 1 ~
1857. aud recorded in the clerks once OF orange
County Court, the undersigned, executor OF lewis
Is. Williams, deceased, who was surviving Uusue
I'm said decd, being thereto required TX ue present
beneiciarics IN said trust-deed, will sen by auction
on the prcniscs, 0h
THURSDAY, DECEMBER /. 1881.
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed, known as " MONTfEL;IEk' s ,,i.
The Virginia Midland railroad, four miles wesi on
orange Courthouse, Va, and containing l'Oo5s
The land Is Of good quality, well watered and
tiBlbered. The improvements consist OF iAltbh
BRICK DWELLING WIN iour w sho lne sidne
mountains; together Win all the necessary OUT,
buildings. The grounds cover some ~ acres anu
arc very handsome. This would make most &c
Uqhifui summer residence, tine stock-farin, OF
could be converted irtO pleasant summer resort.
TEENS: Cash to pay costs Of executing the trust
and balance secured by Gccd-say sl3,OOOi and AS
to residue. upon a cred of one and two years the
purchaser 10 give bonds for the deferred payments,
hearing Interest from date and secured by deed of
For further Information, address the undersigned
a. orange Oo'''' JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
Executor Of Lewis d. Williams, deceased.
Sc 9-FtNoyl&t2tawid
cALEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y IN SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.-Willb he sold
on the premises. on the
ODD OF NOVEMBER, 1881,
the FARM formerly belonging To James Holmes
deceased. situated Within four miles OF Franklin.
said FARM contains Gal ACRES, Is wei Tim
bcred, aud admirably aeapted % the production Of
peanuts. cotton, corn, &C.; has comfortable
dwelling OF six rooms and All the necessary out
houses.
For further information apply 70 ,,.,.,,-
&c co Franklin, Southampton.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL l{FsA
STEAMSHIPS.

Weekly services from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOWN, LONDONDERRY and LIVER
POOL, direct 10 Boston
Forlnlghtly steamers from LIVERPOOL and
QUEENSTOWN 10 Baltimore.
Kind treatment to storage passengers made a
specially and guaranteed.
FOR passage and Information, apply - 4. "
CARRIER. Agent al Richmond. or LENc Al
DEN, 207 Broadway, New York; col Washing
ton street, Boston; lO7 south tith street, fihla-
dcIphIa Sc I4-cOdti)e2
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No family should be without LYDIA Z. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Biliouspess. and Torpldity OF the Liver. Twenty
Eve cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
az 26-eod
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HORSES. MILES. &c.

HAVING DETERMINED TOFNo
Il A DISCONTINUE NY LINERl-S rA-[c2A.
BILE BUSINESS on Tenth street between Main
aud Cary. | Will offer for sale within the next
thirty days my entire stock OF HORSES,
HUGHES, HARSE-S, &c. Among the horses
there are somc excellent LADIES' SADDLE and
DRiNING-BORSTS. Would call special atten-
ton 10 ladies' saddle-h0rse BEAUTYn
oc 2s-I0t8 w. A. WALKER.
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1t will cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is-partlcularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
in an early stage Of development. The tendency to
cancerous humors there Is checked very speedily by
is use.
II removes faintncss, Gatulency, destroys all
craving for stlmulants, and relieves weakness of
the stomach. 1t cures Blosting, Headaches, Ner-
yous Prostration, General Debility, slecplessncss
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain
weight and backache, is always permanently cured
by It's use. 1t viii at all times and under all circum
stances act In harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure OF Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA e. PINKIIAArS VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is prepard at 23S and 235 Western ave.
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; SIX bottles flor So
Sent by mail IN the form Of pills also in the form OF
lozcnges receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PrSKfAM freely answers all letters Of In
qulry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above
Meatton THE paper.
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by George II. PoinleXtcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioucsr,
No. 1900 Main street.

by George II. PoinleXter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoucsr,
No. 1900 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF THOROUGH
n BRED STOCK. HOU SEUOLD AND
klTClIEN 7 UkNITURE, MACIINEkl'
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK OF GOODS,
&C. At MLCHANlCcNlLLE, II NOV TX
COUNTY.-By request Of the undersigned, admin
istg,tor of tie estate Of the laic George Cunning
ham, viii rent &c public auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
If not previously dis posed of his FARM, contain
county Of Hanover. Also, the STORE attached
being ono OF tic best stands in the county.
Immediately lftcrwarda. commencing ~ 10
O'Clock. will scll By auction the following VAL
UABLEPERsOSAL PROPERTY:
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FCItNl-
TtRE, STOCK or GOODS IN store,
With license. 10 bc sold q Whoc. con-
slstny Of everything kept in nrst-cAs5
MULES, Z HORSES, and l FLOODED
head THoEoUGHBRED ALDERSEY
head cons Of good stock,
II HOGS and PICS,
100 barrels CORN,
20 bushels WHEAT,
1000 pounds lLADt-FODDIR,
. stacks NHFAT-STEAW.
3 stacks HAY. 2 stacks OATS, stacks TOP
FODDER,
500 pound, BACON. o ,,.c,,,,-,.
WITH HORSE-pOW ER-ncw;
BTCk-ENE NOW ER,
HOMINY-MlLIn . WIIFAT-CRADLES,
STRAW-CUTTER, CORN-SHELLER,
I NHEAT-FAN.
FOIR-IlOESE WAGON,
TMO-NORSE WAGON,
SPRING-CART. , DUMP-CARTS,
AARhEr CART,
NEW DUMP BODY.
LEATHER TOP-CARRIAGE,
TWO-uORSE HARROWS,
DOUBLE PLOUGdS.
= SINGLE pf.DMS. > COZ IIEIr.
HOES. SHONELS. FORKS. EAkES, &C.;
set DOT LE-WAGON HARNESS,
3 set5CART HARNESS,
sets PLOW GEAR,
lot CARPENTERS TOOLS,
] set BLACkSAuTH'S TOOLS, &C. &c.
TERMS: All Sums under $50 cash; over that
amount ncte ~ sixty days, with approved en-
dorser JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
Administrator.
GEORGE n. POINDEXTEH, Auctionecr.
oc 2S.29.3OSnO2,6.9.l l,l3.l4I5
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4 direct flur-hours connection B. made lti' ''l
Richmond and Norfolk l{ trains bas.. d.
mond IL 1880 A. H.. and Nerf9.h ai i--' DO
see special advertisement illustrating tl' 't'''
tons Of ulls service ODD.
An trains leaving Petersburg 1901 si1rt if''. .',
AppcnlsttON depot. .,.. ,,.,
SUNDAY EXCLUSION lsAIN 1870 D..
al . 4. N. aud 5:I5 D. a. ever. sunday.
4. ID. kIlAE. nupegintDlf nl-
A. PORE General Passenger ana Ticket Af,A--
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POsTPONESTENT.

POSTPONENlENT.
Owing to the Indictment weather the above sale
has Lccn postponed until
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1881,
al / o o'clock A.. VI. E.HOLIlNGEHi
no Lot II. {. G.. Il.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old .>fgis'F,
dominion steamship Company's .zrs(Iii-sgss
steamer VIII sail ~ foll Yws: steamer OLD DO
MINIOE, Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
az O'Clock =. W; steamer WlANOhE, Captain
CouCH. EVERY FRIDAY at / o'clock i. VI.
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock A. N.
Freizht received mp 10 II O'Clock VI. for the
Tnesd4v's and Fridays steamer, and 70 ) o'clock
Saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of adlng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch % ali points north south,
cast. aud west: also, % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Affer-cabin fare 20 New York, $40; round
trip.f IS: Storage. s6 snd 81.
For freight or passage, apply %
a.. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
NV Cts Company Nhtrt. Rockets.
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HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR.
IL NITURE, GROCERIES, lCE-BOX, COUN-
TER, SCALES, &C. &C.-I viii sell at public auc-
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. at my Office, 1906 franklin
street, the following property, to satisfy snndry
writs In my hands -. ,.,,o,. ,,-,....
PIANO: BEDSTEADS. CLOCKS, CHAIRS,
MIRRORS. TABLES, PICTURES,
MATTRESSES. BUREAUS, LODNGEsi
CENTRE-TABLES
. PAIR COUNTER SCALES;
LARGE ICE-BOX: l MEAT-RACK;
part barrels MOBASSES; -. 49,.
/ p1It barrel HERRlNGS: | part rrelPICkLEs;
b. CARB. and SAL SODA: CHEESE CASE
l SHOWCASE; BROOMS, CANNED GOODS
GREEN and BLACK TEAS, TEA-C Adde's,
CLOTHES-LINES. COFFEE-MiLLS,
BUCKETS, MEASURES, AWNING,
LIOUOR-STAND; SAFE;
'TKKws: Cash. +. HOLZISGER,
II. G. c. II.
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RAILROAD TICKETS
NOTICE TO MANCHESTER TAX
IN PAYERS

Al persons paying the last half OF their CITY
AND eCliOU TAX on or before NOVEMBER
lSr VIII he entitled 70 a rebate Of per cent. on
the said half % TIE city tax. To al bills remain
Ing unpaid after November 30th there viii be
added per cent.
The STATE TAX Is now ready for collection,
and 10 an said tiNes unpaid after November 30th
there win be added per cent;
j. W. BRONAUGH. JR.,
oc 22-tnol Treasurer City Of Manchester.
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BY George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate AGENT and Aucu0ncer,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE or 4 DESIRABLE
j LOT, WITH SMALL FRAMED DWELL
ING THEREON. SITUATED OF TEMPLE
STREET. BFTWEEN HARVEY MD DOVER
STREETS-By virtue Of q deed Of trust from y.
NJ. Locknaln and wife 10 ne rs trustee bearing
date October .. 1850, and Of record IN inc ciefA
SIS. default having been made In tlic payment %
the note therein secured, and by request OF tie
beneficiary, VIII oi.cr for sale 1t auction upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3,lSSl,
N O'Clock =. W., the PROPERTY described Tn
said decd ~ follows Fronting 50 iCct 2H inches
ON the west line Of Temple street. between Harvey
and Dover streets, running back l1lh rect 10 an
alley feet wide.
TERMS: Cash As to z note OF 5000, will interest
from October Q, 1881, and expenses OF salei NC
main may direct. .,,.,,,,,,,
90 ~ Trustee.
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By Quarlcs & McCurdy,
successors to Robert u. Lync,)
Real Estate Agents, Brokers, and Auctioneers,
1919 Main street.

1Zl2 MAN street,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
~ or LAND ~ DUVAL'S ADDITION TO
CITY Or RICIMOND.-BY virtue Of u decree OF
the Chancery Court Of city Of Richmond entered
on The 81 st day Of June, 1881, i'm "A salt therein
pending by the style Of SchOiold, &c. IS. Ebcrts,
&c. the undcrsi ened. special commissioners named
I'm said decree, viii offer for sale al auction ON the
premises. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
at the hour of L. NJ, Of said day, small but de-
sir,iblc TRACT OF LAND. containing by ctima-
tOn SIX ACRES, be the same more or less, lyingln
Duyals addition 30 the city Of iiclmond. just
outside the city limits, between the Brook road and
Joining the land, of Thomas Hooper and The late
William a. Robinson, and being Che same land Of
which the late 4. \. krischmaun, ST., died seized.
This tract Of land being situated near the city Is
desirable as market garden or as tie III of build
lngs for almost any manufacturing business.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
Commissioners.
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by Jas. Macdongali, AEcuoneer'
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street
nosITIyE SALE or A LARGE AS
SENTIMENT or CR0cKERY AT AUc-
rION.-On
THURSDAY, 80 INSTANT,
al IoH O'Clock. win zeil at my warcrooms, Win
o,,t reserve. is crates Of the above GOOilr, EN-
hraeing WHITE GRANITE, G. G., lElsbOW'
and ROCKINGHAM WAR si.-.,, ~
TEA aud TOILET-SETS,
CUPS aud sAUCKRS,
BOWIS, DISHES, PLATES
NTGg. CHAMBERS.
VASlNs and PITCHERS,
sPITTOONs, BAKERs, &C., &c.
10 which the attention Of dealers gcner1ily Us re-
ouested being the finest assortment have YET sViu
f'0@' JAS. MACDOUGALL,
No AuctlOneer.
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Manchester, ITS Prosperity and rs te'-
fsre.--There Is no city IN the United States
nj this time, Of is population and resources,
either apparent or expected, thai mas so
small a public debt TO cripple It's corporate
energies as has Manchester, Va, town
thsf as far back ~ 1882 boosted OF weekly
raner. and which. founded on the properly
81 Colonel William Byrd (who started hich-
roond NJ the "Falls Of the james, to be
located on like property, was then sup
POSED 10 be a rival Of the now prosperous
and happy capital OF the Old Dominion.
Trdc, the bright promises OF early youth
have not been fulfilled In her case, never
fhcless she L. no inconsiderable atom IN
The matter OF finite corporation being,
rs this viii attest. Witness this uer
debt abou: all total Is $4,000. IaNAplc
value OF real estate, S2,5O0,O 900; other pro-
pcrty not now taxed, Sl,0O0,0OO WIN
rate OF taxation OF ~ OF per cent tle
surplus income Of the city, after paying III.
Interest, which only amounts to $4,000, ana
city governmental expenses, VIII IN lew
wears leave the city free from all debt. III
This Is not a BRIGHT outlook for the denizcns
IN Manchester it is difficult TO conceive
what would be 30 considered. IL only re-
msins 10 be added that the recent appre-
cia,ion Of real estate in Manchester Is more
suspicious than in any part Of Virginia.
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OICUMOND. FkEDEVlCKsBl kU

ICHMOND ID, FkEDkNlt h~bt "a"
IL AND pOlCAAC kAlLEoeu'- -'''"''
commencing SUNDAY, August 2S, l~sl:
b.I5 A. NJ tcaycs Byrt-StFcct station daily 'i'
oi!iy at Milford and frcdtgic hs'.it'
s.iOA. A., leaves Byrd-Stnci station clI} ga
ccpt sunday.
$3.50 T.. NJ, leaves Byld--ireci Ht.lon ai..i; ...
400 L. H., Accommodation ior Snn,l.'I' . ,..
Brosd-StrcCi station daily ltANif
Suudsysi. n
I1:2s 4. NJ, arrives 40 Byrd->tfrci "a. 'h g,
OBS II. NJ. arrives 10 byrd-~trcyt s'at aA'
makes no loc-l stJlf. ia,
0.5sP. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-s.rcc, station d+'
s:27A. ~, Accommodation. arrives So bo ,.,,
street Stallion OaIly ieNcei. .,
4. A.IAllnh'
General rl,.,i Asent.
E.TD. MYERS, General superintendent ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
By Jno. 4. Laughfou, Jr.. Aucnoncer'
1906 Main street.


1906 Main street.
NEW MISCELLANEOUS AND THE
~ ILLOGICAL BOOKS AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY THE 80 INSTANT.
at 4 o'clock T., NJ will sell at my auctiGn-housc
by catalogue -
a DEsfR ABLE COLLECTION OF ENTIRELY
NEW MISCELLANEOUS AND IiiE-
ILLOGICAL BOOKS,
being a part Of the stock Of regular bookScher.
Tiie attention of booksellers the clergy. and
book-buyers generally IS called to an examination
" WV JNO. L. LAUGITON, JR.,
40 AuctlOnoer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
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FOR NEW YORK.

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SIS: Storage, So and ~.
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Froights received until o'clock T. H. daily
For further information, apply %
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