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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-09-08
roMMlss1oiNEIR' ssALEo OF v ALuABLE 9 5 /
II

n IOMMISSIUNEH . oaLE OE Y lfLU t1I,IlI1
" WEST END PROPERTY.
In pursuance Of decree of the, Circuit Court OF
Augusta County, entered In the cause Of VIM. Kin
ney's admir- ]. W. Cook, on the Sd day OF june
1881 will proceed, in front of the Court House In
Staunton as-41 - s--sa--f ga rssUq
WEDNESDAY, THE 2lST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1881,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder that
valuable house and, lot lying just out side of the
Corporation line Of Staunton In West End, now
owned by Jno. W, Cook. This property has on 1t
nice two story frame house in good repair and the
lot can be divided into several good building lots.
1t Will be sold as whole or in parcels to suit buy
ers. sss-4-s- - w. 81 -.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash in hand to pay costs of
suit and sale and the balance upon credits of one
Two and three years in equal instruments
with interest, the purchaser to execute bonds
With approved personal security for the de-
ferred payments and the title to be- retained as ul
Innate security. Il +, BELL, ID,
aug25- ids COMMISSIONER
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E,oR sALE-A VALUABLE RESIDENCE.

Having determined to move to the country, offer
for sale privately, that very valuable and desirable
property, In which now res1de-No. 104 Church
street. The house Is a = Z" 80
LARGE NEW FRAME, with BRICK BASEMENT.
It is supplied with all modern improvements
and convenionces. The property is in
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-09-08

re. NJ. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NICE LITTLE
" FARM IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, rendered at the March term 1876, in
the chancery cause of Black administrator s. "A.
Hunter, will offer for sale at public auction in
front OF the Court House, in the city of Staunton,
MONDAY, SEPT 18TH, 1881 Court Day,
that valuable little farm. adjoining Balsiey and
Others situated about 16 miles south Of Staunton,
on which s. A. Hunter now resides
sis CONTAINING 100 ACRES. -r.e
The improvements consist of tolerably good
house, and necessary out buildings. The property
constitutes comfortable little home. y lN
TERMS :-Unpaid costs Of suit and costs OF sale In
hand. The balance in three equal instruments, at
one, two and three years, the purchaser to give
bonds with approved personal security. bearing In
from date of sale for the deferred payments
and the title be retained as ultimate security.
sl.s... a ROBERT CRAIG,
sept1-tds s'. Commissioner.
u Possession given lst OF September
Dwelling House, No. 1I2, Church street, at present
occupied by Mr.. G. H. Mcknight.
For further information, apply at No. ~, next
door, TO E E2frf 30 MRS. A. BUTLER.
sept Ut
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-09-08

4 The partnership heretofore existing between Hen
ry W. Roane and J. W. Abby, doing business under
the name of J. w Abby Co., is this day dissolved
A by mutual consent, J. W. Abby being authorized
to settle up the partnership business. All persons
owing us, MUST come forward and settle, either by
4 cash or note. HENRY W. ROANE.
at j. W. ABBY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-09-08

GAS, STEAM, AND WATER PIPES AND
FIXTURES.
Thinning, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING DONE
in the best manner.
az Gas Machines put up and guaranteed. "a
Pumps, Ranges, Stoves, Tinware, &C., Terra
Gotta Dra.n Pipes-all sizes, on hand "a
sept Soft ,g
THO THE LADIES.
W. H. WELLER. ~
ADJOINING OPERA HOUSE.
Ladies' who are DESTROYS Of seeing new stock of
DRY GOODS,
VIII find 1t advantageous to call on me before pur-
| chasing. My plan Of
SELLING OFF OLD STOCK
At such prices as to insure its rapid sale puts me
In position to fill my store with new and seasonabe
| goods.
eus
"4 ~
| Having just returned from New York, I am pre-
| pared to show a full line Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, 4'
| I'm All the
.. .r.,--a. s.I,.l- Ill. I'D
NEW NOUET TIEC
NH" ~ A1N Ao' st
| cs,.,, d, ,+.
ooi''i'''ns al poi'' u
1l-7 4s aU
800 -A-II--O-!-*
iPLAIN SATIN ROMAN STRIPED +
FouLE, cAsHiEMERE.
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS
BLACK sATINs DE LYONS,
SATIN BRooADEs' =
The RICHEST ASSORTMENT YET OFFERED.
q
BRoCADED, PLAIN 50 STRIPED,
| -IN- II
DRESS GOODS
NV asso,tment th,s season avce,s anv vat otraraa
| aaa sae, MONTE CLOTH,
. RAVE CLOTH,
| FOHLE CLOTH, +
FRENCH R1NTING
LACE B BU UNEaH DoNiiNo'
pAv.nrnn orn,n1n >onn, ,,,, (.
| - -1''-' y : III 11O Nv 1'i1 ii10'
ROMAN PLAID NOVELTIES, 81 I'd
| with Rroco,es 70 moth,
|
-r
| new stock Of
| SPRING oAsHMEREs
which for price and durability Of fabric and .color
| The handsomest stock of French Zephyr Madras.
Cotch Canton and Renfrew (1INGH ANS IN the CITY,
|
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-09-08

No4WEST MAIN STREET,
aglh sTAUNToN, va.
10 Sol aIa D. pit E5 iei
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS,
...-.. f.t-.. ..l..f5 .,sl'55fst,t
-sANDALs, PUMPs,----.e is
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, ETC.
A full line Of Broad Bottom Flat Heel Shoes, for
'l Old Ladies' and Gents
BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDRENs
SCHOOL SHOES.
lsi e.z,. l.l
ORDERS SOLICITED BY MAIL. |
ew-All Goods warranted as represenfed.-A
apr21-tf Il
Observation-Disclosures.
rr aJy4'-
,t.r.fe 100 .L :e.tf
8
ASK YOUR NE1aHBoRs IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE
you
ioo ..,
r. a-a *f -
s.t ..is e.f :. ..a.s j u tt1aiso
CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT.
d. f-5ta ash e. slt4 500 suf
-, s.-r.,,,, ~, 9ig lee
BY BUYING YOUR sss..l
II
| E; eat sH-v n- '.f
uo11sEuoIn Ann Il
| -
| aa. FUNERAL FURNITURE
| a.it, lisa.
/ OF -re
| ~
guy s. Hte
| --------------7 z - = IT -7--- ~
| NJ EW MAkBLE YARD, rr 3-ra
IN -. Il. -. sf, Hs. " -
sc..cn NJ 1,..,.,a,, .,,arr Il,
between tne stores OF r. N ToWell anu
| .s Gillian n1T 3 3
|
Having opened my marble yard at the above loca-
line, such as ai@ 'aS
1 ..qr(3H a. l34Nh9 iAl5oi.4l4A 9uJ Z u.
MONU M E NTS. ID FAD AND FOOT
| - ..-
..na.i 3al ..s- n 81 aelhz 81 a'iHa'i- 80 li'H
with an experence of sixteen years In the businessf
u u lTTs%l7'7 I. lI7'las'' ''s@' >ht
w-oRDERsFRo DISTANCE PROMPTLY
" ''-' 'o ,>'.' - - XII, i.,a..y =. \
ocl4tf u = = N' VS. KERR
)
CPRING AND SUMMER STYLES AND FASHSlON.
Il tl,- -- &
Il .......5.-.l t-a-..- ... 4. g., l..e
Il IA. HUTCHINSON
:. o., ..,.,,,,u. =. r.,, -, ,v,srvn .,ocs .,
| foreign and domestic II
-,.f -.f.,..,-.s.,t,. fra, ...,.tr.tt i.,
oAloihho' oA'ei !" r'n' AM 'oiiiN''' 7f
,ct Iii n - e n tia hoo, and after
-, at,Ios e. ~, os MIC
aPteed and satisfaction given Also full line
apNrs. rupN1su1Na aoons
GENTS fohNishiNe' e'ooDs'
such as cuffs collars, handkerchief, cravats, &C.
, tI hememoer the place.
Il sss n.1t i9a JA.HUTeHEscN,
80 -
, | Hpnpv1 syo,,o r.v,op R,ssr,r
Il
,...
sAsHEs, DOORS 6 BLINDs,MoULDINes
II
s 10 i..4z..a always Oh nane q
!. saz-Lumber Rough and Dressed always In stock
s-osasss respectfully solicited and saslsiasao
l Nnne hut q, ssa.oned T,n,nsr
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n. ,Y,r,,,cp a. q witness.

A statement has been puDilshed th'i
r,nitcd States Marshal Knox has received
from District Attorney Corkhill, OF Wash
ingtop. subpoena for DR.. +. VI. Hamilton
10 appear rs witness in the 0uiteau triai'
DIR. Hamilton was seen by Ir'oune re-
portcr wednesday night at his house, No.
"a west Thirty-sccond street. lie said
al have not yet been S,ibpGnoed, although,
have received notice that will re-. All
the gentlemen who were In aitehdance
npon the President will be SiJp0ndeo as
witnesses i'm matters OF fact. III Is nol
supposed that they will be interrogated
As 10 the propricty OF their own
treatment. II this question arises
a will be referred TO the hedieai
experts who have been or VIII be S9o-
ponded. Among the medical experts VINO
will he called on the part OF the Govern
ment, in case the question OF the propriety
Of the treatment Is raised, are Professors
Willard Parker, James Il. Wood, and Henry
n. Sands, Of this city; DIR. John Ashhursl
and Professor Samuel ID. Gross, OF Phila-
delphia; Henry r. Campbell, OF Augusta,
Ga: Professor John 4. lIodgcn, Of 1t.
Louis: and Professor Moses Gum, OF
Chicago. AZ least have been so informed
by Judge Porter" DR.. Hamilton was I'M
certain OF the date Of his departure, as II
would depend upon the directions IN the
.sidjp0nd. York Tribune.
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The excursionists from Baltimore to.
morrow to take part in Maryland Day y
at the Atlanta Exposition will go by way
Of Richmond and return 10y the Virginia
Midland, the Richmond and Danyille Off
cIals having arranged that they shall see as
much OF their territory as practicable on
the trip Baltimore SIN Of yeSterddy.
The cheapest riding in the world is on
the underground railroads Of London.
Some OF them carry workmen twelve miles
for penny-two cents. The passengers
last year numbered llO,COO,0O0.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg is picturesque
Nv mentioned as laughing mcTily and shak-
ing cher pretty head when questioned
about the report Of her intended marriage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-19
BY ". II. Lyme & Coz
Real Estate Auctioncers'
No. Ill3 Main street.

NEAT TWO-STORY FRAMED-AND-
~ BRIO K-BASEMENr TENEMENT, NO.
9f22 VFNABLE STREET. ALSO, nv = NJ y
RIiIDING LOTS FRONTING on 1llE NQk,iii
AND SOUTH LINES OF Q or = y ! / =,
SHEET BETWEEN TM ENTl-tltIli ~ -
ENTY-SEVEN1H STREETS, fOE SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCrION.-We shall, AZ the re-
quest OF the owner. sell At public auction, on Inc
premises. in the order named. on
WEDNESDAY, NOyEHgEE 20, 1851
commandment A.; =. VI, ,,.>, s.,or>-pptCK-
Eirst. TIE ESlRABLE WO-sTOLl hhl' N ~
ASD-FRAMED TENEMENT No. 80, on ~
north line Of Nenabe between twenty -louIsil dllu
Tweuty-afth streets, containing about I'VE tDoins I,
Kitchen. &c: with q well uf good water on tut
premise; LOT 3Ox155 feet to an alley twenty leel
Wide. ..,,, q. p,-rr r,,N-r, or 90,
tho .outh line Of q or Nenablc street between
TNxenty-nfth and Tventy-stNth stntts, fronting
30 o-I2xl3O feet 10 an alley. - 49, 49,.
Third -FOUR ATTRACTIVE BUILDING
/ oTS on tie MOI tn line Of q or Ncnable between
Twcuty-sINth and Twcn;y-scFenth Streets mont.
ing respectively 30xl2j feet each, under good
plank enclosure. , - -
TERMS: One third cash; residue al six ana
twelve months for NEGOTIABLE notes interest add
''' W. II. LYME & CO.,
mol AucNohceI'.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
IlI3 east Main street.

GALE OF THAT GRANlTE-FRONT
> STORE, MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIJI
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH. No. 1888
At tie request of the owner VIII sell ~ public
auction, ON The premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV EMEER %, 1881,
AZ / o'clock T. NJ. that valuable STORE AND
DWELLING No. 1888 east Main street, fronting
ON The south side on Main street "a. feet, and riln-
ning back between parallel lines 90 feet ioan aley
Jacob I.Cylt as = dry-g00d, and nn'iOn-st"rc. lie
upper part over the store Il well arrangei FOR
fimily use and contains ten rooms. gas, &c' &c.'
and has q good side entrance.
This store T. always tcnanted az fair paying
rent. and Is suitable FOR any kind Of business.
TERMS: one third cash: baianc" ~ Ionr' elRht'
and Twelve months. Ter cent Interest added, and
secured by deed OF trust. ,.,,.,,,
j. THOMPSON BROWN
no17 AuctiohCcr
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ny Z. .. Cook, Auctionccr.
,osrr,vrry THE LAST wEEK.

POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK.
sANKRuPdcy.;TnE s ,TsopE,x OF , 4 SEw
AT CTioN-IMPoRTANT 70 TIE
TRIpk ANp p pR n G-hn6RRSSE
bANh"uri GoonsG
OVER 100000 WORTH or FOREIGN. AAD
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS At ANV liz, ar
1907 MAIN STREET, OPPosiIh
COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1881,
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY until stock is
disposed OF.
, largo cons,p nr,ent of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods consisting Of WEST or EN N,,t 81,
fRENCH and GEi * Bm l1d eol ana An
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and sCoiCh FAN'i
TWEEDs and CAsSlMhHfSi ,,eo,-,,,,trx
Fom mEAvfRs. VcsfHHISNC'nILLAs, VESfISG,
Also, sc0Tci. fEENCH, and GERMA,.N, r AZ
0TT0MhN. REAL CAsIEIs'S HAIR, aud
other ftshionabc and desirable 81 \ 10 ~,
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and TAMBOUE LACE
DRfss' GOODS in great variety, such as HEAVY
BIACK and COLOREb SILKS, SAIlNS'
sATlN LY2 Hn SIIi ana ~ OK sSfTfEN
CLOTfTS, CASIIMERES, SEkGEs, AL
PHCAS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, &C.; err
4 very ich and rare assortment 81 III ONs LIN IN
VELVETS, NELYETELNs, and FINE
PLUSH SUiTlNGS: ..,,..,. con,
pRiNTS. IiI CACHED and UNliLEACllEDCO COT
Ton. from one 90 three yards widci :,
BLANKETs. FLANEELS. LADIES' ana
GENrLEMFN'S and CiiLDskN'S no
SiEEY. CARPETS, RUGS. &c;
AfARsEILLFs and TURKISH Quits, ana
variety ofotherg goods too numerous 20 mention.
Sale 20 continue from day 81 day until the entire
stock Is sold. The whole 20 be sold without re-
serve lu lots 20 sult all for cash. The above artc
and well-.ecctcd stock must bc sold REGARDLESS ol
price In order 10 make prompt settlement win
creditors. =, 1000 .,
'''N ' - Oc 22-im
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RAILROAD LINES.
40 G - Z ;;ss.:s;;s

&9 en- ;;s.::s;;. z: ,...:,,
DICIIMON AND PETERSEI'Tc
III RAILROAD COHPANY .-Comm,,.,..'
SUNDAY, November o, 1851, trains ON thl. ,l M
will run ss follows. '~
LEAVE RIcHNOND-sOrru
3:10 II. 81, FAST mail, daily. Makes tl,r,...
connections for Savannah. .isH
only al Petersburg aud Cistt@
Pullman Paltee SlcopIug-( ~. rf'
tween Washington ANA Cillti,.,, re
lo W., THROUGH NAIL. dai'v. ,c.',''..
ing Tor Raleigh, Charhsiau
gustl, Aiken, Savannah, ani f,,,,-
sonYiHe. stOps At shops Cl.,.,.
teuirala, Drcwrys Bun P.r.H
sleeper between New Yort &
Charleston on this train. 'Ni
lCIO l.. NJ, MAIL. daily. makes fhro..r ~
ncruo Tor thsrir-ton. SayguI lf ....l
JHcksonFiNc. stops 4t Inv
Bluf. Ccntulia. aud tle.'cr I'D
600 J.. VI, FREIGHT, daily cNccft srn,.,
t:lO a. 81, fREIGbI. dall) CXcrfi ~rrf.,
LEAVE rETKRsUrRs-Nol-r
4:2s 4. NJ, FAST NAL. daily. S.at...t..
chester Pullman Sleeper. tt.y..
Charleston ald Nastirof..r
$3.50 l.. W., IliEOlG oil MAif. daiIr.rrr.,.,..
wllh Richmond. Fr.,.rrI ,,I... ..
fotpnSc railroad lYT 200 r..r. D..
ana est also mah lrr ennf...f.
wl,h thc'1Iot.e and UU.orI.r....l
Tor an points Ntf. NH.
ttDps Al A-n'irst.r fIi.I.r .
toiiahf. Pullman ~I..i.... ...
tram between ta-r'. Yl .,.. &C.,,
York.
7IO \. NJ, MAIL. daily. connecting f.r.
cepi sunday "ll On. I.f
tietTich -burg HHl r.t.r.. @
roli Tor The AtIti.I. N.r
10 Chester Drc~e'- lI.a...I
Ue,liI.
Q \. NJ, FREIGHT. dsI', .,.t,.......
l.. I Il. la. a..
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and TOILET-SETs, In
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, aud ICE
CREAM-SETs Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS In all
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, BRONZI,s, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited IN ibis city. Call
and look NJ them. /. b. TAYLOR
scIG No. lOll Main street.
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By Juo. L. Laughton, Jr., Auctionecr,
1906 Main street.
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DICHllOND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
II ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED ~CUFDt LIS.
TNFFFECT WEDNFsDAY,OCrO Do. l--l.
Passenger Fo-.

t t.-fS ~ "a Wcst Pint. $50 r. ~ ~. b. ST.
AN trans daily except sunday
Fr14nt tram leaving Richmond At 3. TT. ...
have eugcr-cuICh alta Bod.
Train No. 50 c0uucgt- 90 bHrkc'I' NIt
f0lk and Western railroad &C flrntIi.r' D.
burg and tll s0uiuMr- t'1u points.
Train No. 80 lftrt ut.l stop. only 10 ',
Eurkcyiiir. Drake EriUrf- btrhrlIO - l'....'.'.
Greensboro. ~al -.ury, Charlotte. ~pIl.
0rrcuNlllc SENECA. lDt,tt. Luii. tnl ta..'
connecting 90 Autatt or al pni-l- -''
Train Nn.4S Through pa-seugcrI stop. DO t'i .'-
ffou.. cauutstlRe "a ~ULIDIlu'n NJ l4 M.iI..
~ulheriin NtrFow-t,auEc rllruad TOR Nli h
~sU,bur, With Woetcm North Carol DO r
for ull points In Nc.tcrn Norih ,Hr' li"t, it 81.
ltuty for an point. south Aut ~oullHtHa
Train No. a. Through passenger aud i1f.'.
az an stations, connecting 80 ~uiHcfAf "a .-.
trU and ~uthcrlu', NlrruW-tiHEgU rfIlI
Milton: at lttutt fOr tli points south .Ni
W. {: - Charlotte wIh Charlotte. t'i"in. DID,
Auggsta railroad f0r Columbia, AuFl.t'' -i'+.
nah. and Florida points. ,.
4:47 L. VI, 3.42 r. ". 6.ol T.. NJ, tnt .'t
n and from Wei Point 30 1918 a. At. .art.
e.rl. 1855 t. ~. and s.25 T.. v. Freight
PTLLMAN-t Ak >EtFl'r
ON Train 5p-Rlchmond lY NlWtt.
on Train 4s-Ncn York and Atlanta reg N''.
ington aud Hauyilic, sud hrc.ushUr" - H''ii
station. Western North Carolina RAILROAD. ,
ON Train 42-W 1shingiun licLulpAN. ah' i'''
willie. and DanNlllc and Augustt.
an passenger trains Except iast nla-l ''i '
Bon AR. ..f
southwest. aud baggage checked uroafh.
No lay over checks given on local q. A'.,..r
General Passenger aud Ticket Ae',,.
TMR.TALtOIT. General Manager '' De-
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
IOIG Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
L STORY AND BASEMENT D l.,5 I, YTI,
BRICK DWELLING No. ia I'll SlNIt
STIFET BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL;
sTREETS.-By virtue 81 a deed Of trust eNecuted
by william NJ. Hall and wife ~ Tie gnccr,lgncd
as trustees. dated November TO- 1875. ana re-
corded IN thczE,,rk's Office Of Eichmcnd ChllceIy
Court -. -. lI3 &. page 26l. default having Dccn
made in TIE payment Of ccrrsn notes secnrel
therein, and being required 50 90 90 10y tlc behe-
fcary, shall sell 10y auction, on lie premises on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1881,
at 4 o'clock 7. NJ, all that LAND in tie city OF
Richmond. with the Improvements thereon iFoLt-
Ing 40, feet on the west line of sixth street bG-
tween Cary and Canal streets. and running bach
between parallel lines lis feet 20 an alley II iccl
wide. The house, conveniently arrtnged ana SUD
stlutially built. has twelve rooms inciudIne bitl-
room: also, detached kitchen ana stable IN yard
The property IS yielding good rent d. $1,000.
TERMS: Cash as 30 expenses 81 sale ana rJS.Zn
due August 2l. 1880; 1926 due November ~
1880: $4,000 due Noycmbcr22. $50, with per
cent interest added tp said payments from d@te oi
maturity; balance, If any, annouced ~ sue.
GEORGE Is. MACON,
FCEMAN TUPPER,
Trustees.
FURMAN TCPPEG. Auctunccr. nos
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n,,,,r ". November i6, 1881.

DANvfffE, A., NvNtI.Uet 10, I't.,d
Editors Of Dispatch; Please be KIND
enough 10 say In your next issue ".''.n -, >,
the largest county In the state ana .ne neA'
largest, and oblige, r. D. "hhsiN"'
Halifax has the greatest area 800 square
miles. Augusta and Pittsylvania have each
abont 900,
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puE YORK RIVER LINE.

General Pa-s niger aud IitA,t
4. M. TALtOIT General Manager
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STEAMSHIP - -,
~ COMPANY. rssSn-4sr-z
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii Dispatch one of their splGndid
steamer--0LD DOMINION w Non r., ~ N, - -
TkTTNN.undR ICINlOND-ENER IttSDAl
and FRIDAY Al / 4. NJ, and SUNDAY az
\. VI. .-,.,..,,, 80, .rtf,.ps-
steamers leave New York TUESDAY,. lht ., - -, -
nays, and SATURDAYS nc p. VI. from Pier
20, new NUMBER, foot Of Beach street. Norm
river. ..... o,a
bathrooms. . ~ 900
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. -,
Aftcr-cabin fare TO New York. slu' ruuha Vlp'
SIS: Storage, 90 and -. ,
Frclghts Tor points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actlal
Freight, received until o'clock +. " daily
For further information, apply o., ,
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 to'' agent,
myI ofice ComBany's wharyee. Rockets
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FREIl,IIT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Sml;hGcld. aud Hampton; Washington. ID. c.;
Ncwbcrn, Washington, and 1arloro'. y. G., and
an points In Eastern North Carolina: also. for
Eastern shore Of Virginia. old Point, aud lll rcgu-
lar landings on James river, AZ LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. J.. Il. IAIl VI,
Oc 26 Superintendent.
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By Grubbs & Williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
Eleventh street between Malta and Bank.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
carrying United states mallJ
=. {. CLIFFORD. Commander.

THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER ID
ARTTT
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= =.
CALEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- TX SOUTHAMPTON CoUNTf.-WlhDeso'a
ON the premises, on the
22D or NOVEMBER, 1881,
The FARM formerly belonging tn James iiolmee,
deceased, situated Within four miles OF frankiln'
said FARM contains GAL ACREs, Is wen UNI
bcrrd, aud admirably adapted to the productOnoi
neanufs cotton corn, &C.; has cOmfortnblc
dwelling OF six rooIns and all the necessary OUT
For further information apply 70 ,,,,,,>-
no oG Franklin. Southampton.
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DURN THE RED c OIL.

PURE, NON-EXPLOSIVE, AND BEAUTIFUL,
AND THE BEST OIL IN USE.
Give II trial. Beware Of limitations. For
sale at Wholesale and retail by
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists,
oc S-Sa3m 14I4 Main street.
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DILL ELPHIA, RICH x ~,
i MOND AND NORFOLK s6s@s-s=zsa
ST la 81 III - C "A Il 4 y 1.
FOR PHILADELPHIA

steamer PIONEER, Captain PLAT, with PCS
scuger accommodations, vii SAL EVERY III ~
DAY atl2N. Freight received IN li:3O A. VI.
steamer EEFRMAN, Captain SMITH, win pas
scnger accommodations, VIII ,al EVERY fEl-
DAY at II \. ~ Freight received ull 1880 4. VI.
steamer FAkITA, Captain NELSON. VIII 'ail
EVERY SUNDAY al ) 4. NJ. Freight received
til 8 =. N. Saturdays.
daysh s..
and ths East. For further 10 r,rmat on, Apply 10
j. ". hCCARRtCh.
General Southern Agent. ROckclt-.
". 2. CLYDE 4 co.
fyo9 General Manager. Philadelphia.
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Arerrox sAI.Es---ruture Days.
Ny Grulbbs & Williams,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
r,,xcoth street between Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
UXECUTORS' SALE OF TINT VERY
IL VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY At
TIFF NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD MD
STREETS. AND TWO W. LOTS ~,
ON THE EAST SIDE OF SENENIEENih
STREET BETWEEN BROAD MD NAH
sIIAII, STREETS. AT AUCTloN:-In cNecu-
ton ~ the last will Of Mary y. Priddy, deceased
we win sell by auction, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER PATH,
At 4 o'clock +. 81, the PROPERTY at the north
west corner of Broad and seventeenth streets, oc-
cuuied by &. q. McNurrny and others. IL fronts
on I;rnad street e3 feet, runs back on icVentsenth
street feet, has upon IL five hnildinRs. ana now
Yields 2 net rent which assures To me pufchatcr
iHe investment for even greater sum thah tle
property viii sell for and its location u sic as I"
Justify expectations Of large incrc SO III value
After which will be sold TWO VACANT bOIS,
ouch "a by 100 feet 20 \ wide alley on the east
sIdo az Seventeenth street near Marshall street,
suitable Tor small stores or dwellings.
Persons may attend This sale with TIE assurance
that the property will pohltycly De sold. -.
TERMS: ono fourth cash; balance AZ six'tWelvc,
and eighteen months with Interest, and secured by
frrst-icrd GEORGE ~. WISE,
". ". COSBY,
q 4ue 10
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STORE AND DWELLING No. ll0f
- EAST hfAlN STREET At AUCTlON.-Ihls
property will be sold at auction, upon the prem
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22p,
at 4 O'Clock y. VI. II embraces STOKE below,
with "A DWELLING above; is always rented a. a
good price, and Is really choice Investment. IN.
6uilding Is compAraiycly new, aud II In excellent
condition. Those seeking purchases on real estate
phould by all means attend this sale
no ia Auciloneers.
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NOR BALTIMORE. LII
Il a 49,.
POWIIATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

r-r,,l further notice. The steamer LUCILLE VIII
s,il very MONDAY NJ J.. VI. from POW IN
TAN DOCK. at Twenty-fourth and DOCK sueel''
direct for Baltimore. I'D. for
,,.,rdcd with dispatch 60 points North ana " Gl.
Fr-,cht received daily until u T.. ".
Tor further information. apply T.! o,,,, 49,.
a. d.