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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-14
BY f. Pannill, Auctionccr
Petersburg, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAL
y GABLE -WATER-PoWER,M NTH Rightly
AND \ HALF ACRES or LAND ATTACHED,
MAR CITY LIMITS. IN DlNWiDDiE COT Y
TY. At AUCTION-5y virtue of decree OF The
Circuit Court Of Dinwiddie county rendered NJ the
October term. 1869, and October term, -Nl, IN
the suit Of Mcfarland and others ca. >iockdtll ana
others, we shall, on
SATURDAY TIP Inn INSTANT
at the store Of T. Pannll. 20 Bant street. Peter
burg, Va. sell az auction that NALlABLE
TRACT OF LAND In Dinwiddle county. lying
Just beyond the Locks, Immediately between the
railroad and the AppOmattON river. containing
about EIGHTY AND \ HALF ACRES Or
LAND. with river front Of about one and quar-
Ter miles and a MOST SPLENDID WATER
POWER of Is feet fall \ NOR desirable opening
for fine water-power. with q landed property At
tached cannot Dc found in TIL, state, and those de-
,lrous If buying and miss this chance viii have a
lifetime of regrets and fortune lost. iat at
the auctlOnccr's office.
TERMS : Onc-hfth cash; hallnccat one, two. ana
three years credit. ntcpet added for approved ne
gotiable paper, and title reidlued mi. ma, pay
megt ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
JOHN MANN,
COmmi s.ipnci-.
T. PANNrIL, AuctlOndcr. dc iu-7tf
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

GTRAIED FROM Ny HOME, -
~ BELMONT, New North road, Hen-SSSS@1>---<->>SSa
rico county, my WiilTE-AND-LlVER-COL
0RED POINTER DOG "FlELD"; nine months
Odd, tail locked toerably short A liberal reward
viii bc paid for his return. u. LORRAINE,
Office subleti Cary. Twelfth street.
dc l4-ltt
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feloniously cutting Sterling Matthews. The
evidence showed that II was trifing mat
ter. and Ms there was, no evidence TO show
any cutting. the case was dismissed.
Alexander Patterson (colored) was hned
81 for being drunk.
&c. Beasley was fined - for lighting
I'm the street. :,
Emma Trent (coloredl, drunk and dis
orderly, was fined g.
Edward Gilman was fined - for being
drunk. .u.
Monroe Quarie~ (colored), charged win
neriury. was sent on TO the grand jury.
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VALUABLE LOTS,
WITH
SPLENDID WATER-POWER, &c.
~ TIE
TOWN or DANYILLE. Va
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 decree Of the Circul. Court Of
the city Of Richmond entered the 10Th Nolcmlltt'
1881 IN the cause Of Bruce and others IS. The Roc
anoke Navigation Company ana others, the under
signed VIII offer for sale ~ public aucton' on me
20TH DECEMBER, 1851.
In the town OF Danyille. Va, tine RI Al Est ATE
of the said ROANOKE NAVIGATION CpNlPA-
Ny, situated In the said town. Together with al the
WATER-POWER, privilege, aud appWichahce-
thereto belonging.
This property consists OF 4 lot fronting one hum
drcd and eighteen llsl feet on bridge street. aud
running buck a considerable depth TO the Dan
river. along which Il extends, ana ha, upon II a
part Of the CANAL AND LOCKS used by the said
company. lts frontage upon Bridge street lur-
ni-hcl admirable sites for building. and ilC & y
Nal which runs through u furnishes " AItR-
POWER which Il Is believed j. unsurpassed Ia the
state for manufacturing purposes
The character Of thls property, ana H. location
in the nOurishing town of DanYilr, which j. sur
rounded by a line mineral and agricultural couu-
try and l. becoming railroad centre, MAKE IL very
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. OF the purcha~e-noney
IN cash: balance In one, two and three years bear
ing Interest from the day Of sale, with personal 81
curity and title retained until the payment OF the
purcha -e-moncy In full. Possession given upon
Inc confirmation OF the s!!e by the Court.
This property win d. offered TN lOt- ana o, .
whole
plat of the property and IN abstract OF tho H.
tie NAV b seen AZ the Office Of City Engineer e. \.
Ballow, Danyllle, Va. JAMES LYONS, JH"
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
no %
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY. a.

EOR SALE fhlNAlhL1' a.:
81 900 Will buy NEW sTOCk-BIiICk DWELL
ING with eight rooms OF Fourth street
near Leigh street; bath. &c.
al roo will buy NICE FRAME HOUSE In same
neighborhoOd containing eight rooms.
Both the above are now rented 10 good tenants NJ
1900 per annum. - -
II 500 will buy q DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING on Fourth street near Galnble's lllll.
LOGO win buy an EXCELLENT FRAME
HOUSE WITH FINE LOT on south JEFF
ferson street. ......
81 800 will buy slX-ROON S1OCk-BRlCk
DWELLING on west Cary street.
sgI0O will buy STOCk-BRlCk STORE MD
DWELLING above wC.t BROAD street
1000 VIII buy a SMALL ERICk HOUSE with
four rooms on ~. James street near Clay.
$4,000 will buy an EXCELLENT DETACHED
NEW FINE-ROOM DWELLING on
west Marshall street.
$1,000 will buy SlN-kOON STOCh-BRlCh
DWELLING; on wcat Main street.
$500 w.ll buy a NEAT FRAME DWELLING
containing eight rooms, with LARGE
LOT, on west Main street.
=. 900 will buy a NEAT FRAME EIGfIT-EOOM
DWELLING on west Main street east Of
Monroe Park very desirable
$1,000 viii buy a FRAME SIA-ROOM hOJ ~
on Cherry stree. near Main.
$4,000 VIII huy DESIRABLE NlNE-ROOM
BRICK DWELLING on Cary near Sc
cond street.
Sc Zoo viii buy "a VERY NEAT DWELLING
with SIX rooms. In perfect order, on north
Ninth street
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
dco-5i lib Main street.
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Mrs. Lydia T.. Pinkham, 233 western
avenue. LYNN, Mass, is rapidly acquiring
an enviable reputation for the surprising
cures which daily result nom the use OF
her Vegetable Compound in all female
diseases. Send TO her for pamphlets.
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Az ALUMNI AssoGATIoS.-The Alumni
Of the old Lexington Law School ana OF
the Law school Of Washington College ana
Washington and Lee University VIII hold
meeting at Ford's Hotel tonight at )
O'Clock for the purpose Of organizing an
association. II Is proposed by the Alumni
10 erect monument TO the memory OF
Judge John W. Brockenbrough, who was
for long time professor Of law In those
schools.
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EoR RENT At AUCTION.

win be rented 4. public auction on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1881,
on the premises, for one year ending December
81, 1852, the - ,..,,
PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS WARE
HOUSE,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets. wei ana ilFofl-
Div known 10 the public for many year. past ~ "A
tobacco warehouse and on account Of - locality
aud large capacity suitable for other purposes.
Auctl ion 20 commence AT 1 o'clock l.. VI.
OWNERS OF PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
WAREHOUSE. de-
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COURT ORDERS.
NOMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE Ed
WARD:

IL THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE Ed
WARD:
FARNvnLE, VA, November %, 1881.
Peter Plaintiff
rs.
G. H. Ills, Jr sheriff and administrator, &C.; II. 4.
Wilson. administrator, &C.: 4. W. Walker exec
utor. &C.: e.. ". Booker. curator, &C.; Here ules
Blind, Mary Bland, j. Crisp, ID. helso, Martina
Iiill = 4. Boiling; the heirs Of James Truce,
deceased; the heirs Of Robert Bruce hllliam
shepherd; Robert Monro and Jane his wie :
Jame- King aud Helen his wife; Elizabeth shop
herd: John Walker and Ann his Hifc; Jane Las
sun Defendants.
To al Whom r May Concern:
Youare notified that have appointed MONDAY
December 10, 1851 and my Office, at sarlnN lie,
as the time and place, for executing the deere
made In tie above cause nj the september llsSll
term ofthe court Among other matters the court
directs the following Inquiries:
lst. Whether Alexander ana Peter bruce Jointly
CONTINUED the business Of the test tor. DAVE Bruce,
deceased In the town Of Eannville- under The au-
I'd. Whether either the said Alexander or Peter
Bruce did continue said business separately, and
IL 80, how long.
81. Into Whose hands the personal estate Of the
said David Bruce passed, and what has become Oh
4th. Whether the special legacy Of $4,000 10 tie
piaintin 4. Bruce hclueathed 10 him iythe VIII oi
the said David Bruce, has ever been pild. -,
5th. Whether the special legacy of $4,000 20
Alexander Bruce bequeathed 20 him by The VIII oi
David Bruce. has ever been paid.
9th. Who au the brothers aud sisters OF lhe said
David lirure nov living and the descendants oil
7th. Whether The mother and father Il the sald
David bruce are now living or dead,
Sth. What fec. II any, oueht g. De allowed 70
counsel, as prayed for In the petition q GeorEe W.
Booker, curator OF the estate ( David Bruce.
no 23-w4w Commissioner.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT. THE TWO VERY O.
Il DESIRABLE FARMS with convenient HI
end cOmfnOGiOus DWELLINGS aud Out-hOuses.
barns, &C., with plenty OF good land within 800
yards OF te eastern corporation limits Of the city
Of Richmond. Apply 10
W. l.. COWARDIN,
Oe I6-eodtS lob Main street.
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EUMBER.

V'O PARTIES USING PINE AND
A OAK LUMBER would say am prepared 20
contract for filling bills from 6.OQ0 % 50o.000,
az the shortest notice, Of tie BtaT HEART
PINE &C. w. A. CHAMBERS, JH.,
Hardware Depot, Valiena Posi-Otice,
no O-3m Richmond and Alleghany railroad.
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TAXES.
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE or TITR CITY COILECrOE,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 30, 1881. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from Q
o'clock 4. NJ. to q O'Clock i. VI. from the 18TH
TO THE 3lST DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive,
forthe purpose of receiving from any person who
has already paid One-half only Of tho CITY TAXES
charged 10 them the remaining half.
TEN PER OENTUM
will be added 20 the amount OF said remaining
half where the party assessed shall fail 20 pay On
or before December 3lst.
Any person having failed 10 pay half Of the tax
assessed against them In June and shall fail 10 Fay
the whole amount on or before December 3lst viii
be liable 10 penalty Of
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount asses ed against them
4. Il. W0ODSON,
dc lin City Collector.
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IL AND POTOMAC ROAD.
commencing II NBAl, non UuIber37. i~-l
800 4. NJ, leaves Byri-Ntrott st,f,.n f. .it
only az Milrurd and fr-hI..
$50 r. VI, i'aNo- Byri-~tr,ct station 4.H.
ccpt sunday.
1870 J.. w.. ISes Byrd-~ rcrt station fu..
400 Il. NJ. Accommodation tor ArlI.f.
Bru.d--trcct station AnB ...
-Lndty-h
il:2S 4. W.. arrive. at iyrd-StrCrt 4f1t,i DOL. ...
2:f9 +. NJ. arriyo- 10 Byrd-~tr,,f sfI,... . t
mukts 40 local -tol--
9:jS I. NJ. arrives 10 Byrd->iosf r'Hi|.
except sunday.
s:3i 4. ", accommodation, arf ives NO .t-..
street station daily .rA1ff -'U nib.
&. 4. TAYLOR. Gtntr. ID liD..f l..U .
Fl. j. Nh YRS, General sui 'rlftH.tIf.
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Mills ABRAM. PAWNBROKER.

MILLS ABRAM, PAWNBROkER.-
II LARGE AND PERENiPTOkl PAW MIRO
KTR'S SALE OF SUPERIOR GOLD AND SILL
YER WATCHES, FINE JEWELRN. CllAlNS'
DIAMONDS. RINGS, MUSICAL ms 7 i L -
MENTS. GUNS, PISTOLS, CLOIlilNI' &C. * '.'
At ATCTION-By rcqucs. of Ellis Ahrnu. plwl-
broker, will sell ON THURSDAY, December -.
ISL. ~ 1O:3O O'Clock 4. NJ. az W. 9lf east
Broad street, FORFEITED PLEDGES.
JAS. MACDOUGALL.A uciicnecr.
NOTICE. An parties having FORFEITED
PLEDGES with me Will call and pay interest pr
redeem the same before the day Of sale, or thcy
will be positively sold. a further Indulgence VIII
not De- given. ELLIS AbhAh'
do PaNuUrUhtr.
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NOR RENT, THE ELFGANT AND -

NOR IiENT, TIE ELEGANT ANDFs.
II ATTRACTIVE STORE No. 500 Broad EI
street, at present occupied ~ w. \. stevens. The
location Is without exception tlc weary best in the
city for large reaii business. and the store l.
conceded to bc the handsomely and most cheerful
low. considering the large amount OF business al
present transacted on Broad street and with SURF
prospects OF increase daily. Possession VIII b
given tie lst OF March next. Apply 70
NJ. MILI.HIsER.
de4-lm 1903 Main street.
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Morrnqc. large number OF the friends
Of the PARTIES assembled yesterday morning
nj O'Clock t Meadc-Mcmorial church TO
witness the marriage Of Mr.. Stanley Rob
eyisou and Mis- Annie French, daughter
q Judge :. Bassett French. OF this clV'
Rev. +. Allanson, the rector, oii1cnteu.
On The entrance Of the happy pair Miss
Belle Campbell, who presided at the organ
played beautiful wedding march. ~ the
conclusion OF the ceremony Mr.. ana MIS-
Robertson, after receiving The congTn'lila,
tions Of their numerous friends, StarIeu
north on brief bridal tour.
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T. PANNILL, Auctlonocr.
Iiy !. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlonCer,
lll3 east Main strCct.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
l LOT on SIXTH STREET. NAVY HlLL.-By
virtue of a deed Of trust dated oath Of January,
lSSO. executed by smacl Bowscr and wife. md
recorded i'm Richmond Chauccry Court. ID. Il. Is
4. page 1876, t. secure the payment ol g cert IA
note therein described: and whereas DEFAULT mas
been made. and being required 20 20 40 10y thr
holder Of siid note, viii sell, on ihc premise. ON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, lssl,
NJ 4 o'clock Y. NJ. the PROPERTY described
therein. being = Lot OF LAND. With ,mpratc-
ments thereon, I'm the city of Richmond. on the
east side of sixth street, commencing l23 icNt
.Outh Of Baker street, thence running -OuihWdrdly'
and fronting thereon "a fcot. and running back
between parallel lines "a feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Cash a. tO expenses Of sale md 5000,
with interest thereon from July p. 1881; ana nc
residue ~ VIII be announced at ,alr.
de q l.. T.. BkbN y, trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VAL
UABLE AND DESIRABLE
NODrEN-sTYLE BRICK DWELLINGS
TEN ROOMS EACH,
WITH IRON VERANDAS,
on WEST MAIN STREET.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed BY ".
G. Mayo and wifc-the first dated June -, II ~
ia NJ Cowardin, trustee. and recorded In Rich
moud Chancery Court ID. Il. los H.. page 221, TIC
other datcd 9Th DAY of October, 1874, 10 John :.
Wise. trustee and recorded ID. t. lO4 t.. page 81,
i'm said COurt-and whereas dcfault has been made
and being required 80 to do by the bcncfcarie- In
said deeds, we. rs trustees shall eel ~ pubic aur-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l4TH,
M 4 o'clock T. NJ. those THREE MODERN
STOCk-BRICK RESIDENCES, with IRON W.
RANDAS on the northeast corner Of Main and
Linden streets No. qlS, 900, and 922. now Occ1-
pied by Dr. :. T.. Dove, !. W. Mates, ESQ, ana n.
A. Hutchinson, Esq, containing ten rooms each
with hot and cold water baths. cooking ranges,
and all modern cOnygniCnces. These houses ART
such as are often sought after. having only one
flight Of stairs, giving access tO oil parts 81 the
house and are described In the said deeds rs fol-
lows: -
"That certain lot of ground fronting 63 feet 4
inches on the northeast corner of Main ana Linden
streets: runs back between p1fdlic! hhes l-O lcct
To an alley 10 feet Wide &c.
TERMS: While the deeds call for cash, yet by
Of all parties concerned the terms VIII be
one third cash balance In SIX ana twGNc months
intercst added, secured by trlist-dctd
W. L. COWARDlN,l Trustees.
JOHN :. WISE,
=. THOMSON BROWN, Auctionccr. &c j
by Jno. l.. Laughton. Jr. Auc;ionccr,
1906 Main street.
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WATCHES. DIAMONDS, G. o l. d
w CHAINS, JEWELRY, BUTTONS. LOCK-
FITS, SC, AT ACCTION:-I have CONSIGNMENT
of tie above goods which are guaranteed rs
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. No better goods are
offered for sale An examination Is asked of ne
stock by those wanting To purchase iine goods.
Auction sales ENEEI DAY at 10 o'clock \. VI.
and o'clock y. NJ, and offerings at private safes
between the auction sales.
The fullcs. warranty Of All articles SOLD.
JN0. T.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
de LOG. Auc.ioncCr.
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Pc7.Son0i.- Mrs. stanley and daughter, OF
New York city, who have been visiting
Mr.. Fleming Morgan, Of Hull street, have
returned home.
Mfr. John Connor, Of 81. Louis, Mo-, L.
here making brief stop with old friends
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AND PETTp,I, \,
IT RAILROAD Q q " = Az l.-l.I-----. =
SUNDAY. NoyembcrZ7, 1851, trlln-.rr.
viii run a. follows:

= -
SUNDAY. Noyembcr27, 1851, train - -.
viii run a. follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND ....-r
800 +. W.. FAST MAIL, daiiy. N.... tl-....
connections for -iF.u...I
only at Petcrsbult sr. r
Pullman Ncepcr l,trp. .
ton and Charleston.
1870 \. W., THROUGH NAL, d........
ing for Raleigh, tmn. I.r
Rust1, Aiken, savanna. s.f ...
-)nNlbc. stops 40 ~h.I. ... .
CenUalia. Drcwr' BuI. ..
sic"pcrs between NV 10.
savannah on ibis strain.
1910 i. Ne MAIL. Gaily, makes t.r4.I. ...
noVti0n for Charleston. ~it.....
andJack,Onyille. -tni- DO ljr- .....
Blum, Ccniralit, ana tI4.flr r.
man Palace Slccpiug-tlr. is.....
washington AMI JacAeahFli &c.
on this irsu.s
600 !. VI. FREIGHT. dali cNcrif .tf.f.,
t:lJ \. W.. FREIGHT. dailN cAt,u -raf.t.
LEAVE PETHEsBUEG-.UlIr
$500 \. VI, FAST MAIL, ually. stowe .... .
Chester. Pullmlu -lefr tl..
ton % New \ ORR.
$3.50 T.. VI, THROUGH MAtf.daily. rfrf.f
with Richmond, fr-.,iiD AItI, ...
Potomac railroad fnr Ilt f-4ff. .
aud Wet; 1le0 maxim nuIr... ..
Wlib Chesapeake ana OIl.-. ....
tor ~ pomt- Nr.. Ii-
stops 40 Manchester C.nfI4. ...
tentralia. fu.luau ~inI t...IfI
train between savannah ii So.
York.
7:lC :. W, MAIL. daily. counccila. .it.h
ccpt sunday with Oh. H.cl....
Frederick burg md ptf.f..- .
road for the hurth and " .,i. -...
90 Scr. DucWty', BluI, frf
iralia. Pullman Palicc -. .....
Cars between jack-nrs o.,
mad Washington ou tll.l-iu.
500 \. VI, FREIGHT, dlliy except .'.r,'...
43o =. W., FREIGHT. dolly exec, 4 >',..-
\ direct fOur-h0urs connection b. mac 'r'. ..r
richmond and Norfolk ly lr,iuh irs.r- ..
mond az 1870 \. VI. and Norfolk Yt lt.1l ID f
All uain- leaving Petersburg VIII .tJrt 1--WE.
hppomItiON depot
SUNDAY Excl k~lON TRAINS kfys .. ..
mond 20 . 4. " md J.f5 4. VI. Lolsr ff1t.- ...
20 . \. VI. and j:lj T.. NJ. every ~undsy.
L. h. hiiAf.
General ~ulsrIslt frb.uf.
\. PORE, General Passenger ana lpiet in,rI
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POLICE CoURT.--The following eases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Arthur w. Ferguson (colored), charged
with defacing and iniuring the property Of
Maria l.. Irwin. The ease was continued
I'LL Saturday.
George Bishop, drunk. Discharged.
Scion johnson and Bill johnson (both
coIoredl drunk aud creating disturbance
In the street. Scion johnson was fined
$3.50; Bill johnson was fined 81.
james Banks (colored), charged with
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MANCuEsTER AND VICINITY.

from OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST rAcE.l
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-suttle Us.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. Submitted.
Southern Fcrtilizing Company rs. Nelson
and ais. Argued by W. r. &. Gregory and
n. III. Cardwell, Esqs., for plaintiff in error,
and James G. Field, Esq, for defendants
IN error, and submitted.
Cassius Carter, ESQ.,, was allowed ia
practice az counsel in this court.
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ON Train 5O-Nc,g YorA and AulA-. r..,t
lngtOn and DauFillc.
ON Train 52-Richmond aud Dru'iNr.
Vile aud Augusta.
All passenger trains sop a. BON iir
Tickets fold % an point, 4ontl, -.. .''
southwest, and hugri 20 checked llr"i. N.
No lay-Oycr checks given cola lo'.l l,h,
A. lNI
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE TO
CLOSE CONSIGNMENT
200 barrels CHOICE APPLES,
100 bags PEANUTS. .
Is boxes VALENCIA and LAYER RAl>INS
1000 pound, PRUNES,
500 pounds CUkHANTS,
10 boxes LEMONS,
trails DATES.
1000 pounds FRUTT-BUTTER and PRE-
SERVES,
Is barrels aud half-barrcls PICKLE.
900 cases TOMATOES. CORN. and CATSIP
400 bushels MAINE ROSE POTATOES,
40 barrels RED and YELLOW ONIONS,
500 bOxc, SMOKED ifERRlkGS,
40 boxes GOLDFISH,
10 barrels HOMINN.at l.. POW ERS-.
do II-2w 1912 Main street.
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General Pas. niger lnd li'nit b..
r. VI. II. TAICOTT, General Manager
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Hil.

4 NiESAPEAkE AND biliV " DID,
Y WAY TIMETABLE, II ifFl'f So '
BEK 20, 1851:
7:45 4. H.. Nail Na. !. iclyc- Eicl 'eon.
arrives Charlottesville ll;fO a. A..
e.3o 4. VI: Williamson. 5.s5 D.. ": vi
phur. $40 l.. VI. Hinton. lOiO T. Nt
ton, 1907 4. NJ. Huntington. GAO a. NJ d.
ling. IL noon; ana Lexington, b y~ 50 D.
Up. NJ. Express No. 3. lclNcs kChn'
arrives Charlottesville li;lJ J.. w.
i20 \. NJ: williamson, 8.lU a. ".
phur, G:l5 \. Nj: Hinton, . a.. ~, tt
2:3O 4. NJ; Huntington. , !. ~, aI4 A.
(cNceui sunday, 6IO L. VI.
$3.50 y. NJ. Freight and Passenger. lh''
lnond daily feNc-pi sunday, arrives
500 =. VI; CordoI,yillc. e;l3 T.. ~; a..t
lOttcsyilie 1880 =. NJ, stopping - 800 -li
Mail NJ. . arrive, al Richmond . 4. ~. ta
Express No. 4 arrives \. NJ. daily. ..
Schedule Ol Lexington division d.. L. A "
H. will take effect December 1t.
For further Information apply ~ ''"
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n. ". 81 iltht
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SCHEDULE or CHARGES: Regular rates adopted
by the American Instita,c Of Architects.
dc 1O-2w
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Close connection made al Richmond tp 40 ,....
north aud south Ella Richmond, Ir,-. r..i .
and Potomac. Richmond and DanvIiln .n.' D,
mond and Petersburg railroads, and at ,r.j .
with Norfolk and Western Jnd Nlrg.a. ~ b.. .
railroads. and at NllitmeOu'- wftI al.
and ohio railroad for ~ points cat 900 ..-f
For other information apply 40 Nns ma.
li07 Bank street. h. BAp.0t.r
,. General Freight ani Ticu, ST..
DECATUR AXTELL. General Maung,r
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RAILROAD LINES.

Freight and tre. 4
Mail. Passenger p,.
eH. sunday. ex. sunday. -. SUI.
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need Of FURNITURE would do wei % ".
call al y. GATiiRlGHT a SONS, 10 GoY- III
ernOr street and examine their large ands !
wcil-assorted stock OF WALNUT aud POPLAR
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embracing all Of the new styles. Easy terms
payment. Don't forget the place.
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
INSTALLED IN 4 PROFESSORSHIP.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. 27.-The Rev. Dr..
Francis L. Patton to-day installed in the Pro-
ressorshp at the Princeton Theological Seminary The
name of this chair announced that Of 1.-THE Re
lations OF Philosophy and Science to Religion" A
notable gathering OF clcrgymcn OF the Presbyterian
Church honored the occasion. At Ii o'clock u. III. q
procession OF the alumni and students OF the seminary,
to tae of than 2OO formed at the seminary
chapel and walked to the First Presbyterian Church
There the exercises were opened with PRAYER by Dr.
snodgrass OF Goshen ~ " the president Of the Board
Of Trustees The Rev. Dr Paxto n, of New-York, then
spoke briefly concluding with request that DIR. Patton
subscribe tbe formula required of the semi
nary professors. The Rev. DR.. III. j. Van Dyke Of
Brooklyn delivered the charge TO the Professor,
which Dr. Patton replied with address of great power
and beauty dealing with many Of the disputed points Of
science and Teli On The concluded with
prayer by the Rev. Dr. Day. of the Yale Theological
School, and the benedctiou by the Rev. Dr. Moore Of
OItuWn.