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HumOrOus Items.

Chong Lee married pretty white girl in
Cleveland some time ago, and now files his
application for diyorce-the first case on
record. Some time after their marriage
Chong appeared upon the streets minus his
cue, and upon being questioned as TO the
change rel lied "Melican woman too diam
much Yankee; Yankee too much pullee pig
tsilee; cuttee of pigtalee; no more pullee
now"
Chow was Mrs. Planedame dressed when
YOU saw her lastf" asked lady on the
hotel piazza. "'Ob, very poorly indeed"
replied her interloeutor. " Would you be-
lieye 1t, she hadn't so much as one ring on
her dngerl" Cries OF "hOrrd" and
"awful" from all directions. - Boston
Transcript.
"Isn't It dreadful, dear, Harold is going
on one OF those horrld Watching eXpedi-
tions, and he Is to make one of an amatear
crew." CHOW distinctly fearful, aud |
understand they always make amateur
crews sit on the keel" 81 have heard so,
dear; how utterly too ineXpressbly awful.
Harold skall not CO., NeU York CONNER
eial Advertiser.
(Scene--A store in Saratoga Pater-
iamillas (buying presents for the folks at
home): {" This Is for baby-ihis for Kate
this fersLizzie-this for the cOok-but what
on earth shall we take for grandma 0.e.,
the moSiner in-law). Bob "Take one OF
these tog pistols :" Pateriamitias (asidel ::
" How the deuce does the child know that
toy pistols cause lockjawS He can't read
yet !"-fsNct
"Whst IN appetite that Brown has'i7'
exclaimed one OF the boarders 1T the sum.
mer hotel. 81 never saw a persen eat ~
he does.T HIN " sneered the PingTey
boy; "yoa think he's big eater. You'd
soughter see pas pig eat once. Re'll beat
Brown alt.o nothing" The boardess think
thst the lac laws too much stress on the ali.
,mentary powers OF bis porcine iaysrite.-
Boston Transcript.
N.no,"sEe said, "I didn't mind having
thai Newfoundland dog ruu betweea my
1egL But when that contemplate SOC OF
swanp angel whstled to the dog as he was
hah way through and made him turn ro2nd
suddenly to go back, II raised the Internal
regions with me and was mad."-BoSs0R
Post.
a Wisconsin father chained his disobe-
Aient little boy nsked TO the floor Of a barn
sne kept him there on bread and water for
Gse days. When II Is remembered that
Griseom, The Chicago faster, has lived
nearly 6fty days on nothing but water, 1t
looks - n the Wisconsin father might have
saved bis bread Heyah.
IA Cbicsgo man bias paid $40 due for refu.
siDg TO XIII his dog, and stiil refuses, de-
elarlng thst so long ss bis money lasts the
log shall live. The only offence OF the no.
Die animal wss an effort 10 eat up Mrs.
Jods, who probably bad no right whateyer
existence, |
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..Gif ON q, Them Pantsio

New BRUNSWICK. N. j., August A.
Early tins morning a colored man who was
footing 1t bone TO Boston, having left the
Alexander circus out West, was accOsted
by tramp on the railroad track near East
Brunswick. The tranp 1Ourished razor
and his remarks were brief. "Git out o.
them pants " was what he said, and the ter
rihed darky obeyed. Tue tramp ihrew of
a pair OF WORKOUT oyeralIs, put on the
aarky's good doeskins, and left.
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. me feel GOOD. - Boston Tran.

Will make me feel good Boston ITdn-
script
Partisan graveyard: "Here lies joseph
He lived for twenty years AFTER MS
wife,s death In the society Of bis motner-,n-
law. and died 10 the blessed hope OF gong
IN a better world"
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.


BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit S0 Esv %
Montgomery county, In the chancery SUIT OF El9s ,
execuiors us. The Montgomery WINE Sn,pnrur r
SpTtugs Company. we will sell the REAL ESIAhb
ANO FRANCHISES OF said company on Inc
premises, at auction on
THURSDAY. AUGUST %, 1881.
This oroperty consists Of 1885 ACRES OF En-
CEII,ENT LIMESTONE LAND. GREEN BUT
rom AND UPGAND-much of 1t IN yalu1Dls UNI
her: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, RECEPi IO R5s
HOUSE. BATH-H0USES, BOWLlNG-ALLbii,n =,
SC &c; all complete, in good repair, ana capaoie
OF comfortably entertaining 500 guests also,
RAILROAD in hrst.class order IN BED ahd equip
ment, connecting The lawn wi h the NOrioE anh
Western railroad, and three quarter miles us
tant The Springs are In "A romantic glen III .ne
heart OF the Aheghanies, aud In easy reach OF Tue
otDor Virginia springs. The lawn Is sup"rO anu
improved with magnificent shade Trees fountains
walks &C, &c. THo white sulphur springs and q
haIybeate furnish an UNFAILlNG huPFL1 Vi
highly medicinal waters, all making SUMNER re-
sort second 10 none in attractions ana popularity;
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the daY Oh saie (,
residue I'm equal nstalmeuts, running QUE tN0,anu
three wears, with interest from day OF Sae' Oonus
and security required, aud title retained Dy lhe
Court unIll Durchase-mOney shall ne luIly paul.
Possession delivered jar uaty J. 1857. ,
For further particulars address the underslgGeu
at Chrlstansburg, va. :, c,,,r,x,,N
GEORGE G.. JUNkIN,
siOnprs.
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aUcr,or .ALEs-rusure DAYS.

CALF OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNT Mat.
sor,sry county Va the undersigned commissioners
viii sell AZ public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1881,
commencing at ~ NJ. this Gel EBbA I'D
WATEIsTNl; PLACE. together Win AZ ins i lie
ursyemsnB and FARM OF ABOUT 54o AChHo VI
LA AZ YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three and half miles from Chrisiiansenre oep p,s:
an The Norfolk aud Western railroad. three piIes
from the MONTGOMERY White sulphur sprlDgs'
and A haIf miles from Blarksbnrg, the seat OF tnS
v,ryinia AericnlturaI and Mechanical College, ana
Ten miles from the Alleehany Springs, Ihe WAFER
is he finest tonic in the mountains ana me tlevs
lion is 1900 feet above sea Level. Inc iprnf
ments consist OF large and cOmmodious HOTEL
~iih blocks OF COTTAGES capable OF accommo-
dating 200 guests; bowling alley bath; rooms, &c
post Telegraph and expre,s ofees on me premises.
This PROPERTY presents unusual auraosiohhs gu
account OF its high elevation, hracng atmosphere
and me valuable mineral properties OF us waters,
TERMS: $1,000 cash. and the residue upon a
credit of one two, and three years, the puichaser
siying bonds for the deferred payments WIN ap'
Pi''S' " JAMES A. WALKER,
WILLIAM A. WADE,
4, n, COmmi s. iOBers.
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For The Dispatch J
OOlOrCA.

For The Dispatch
Dolores.
0. the world Is fun of sadness
Sorrow, grief, Is ey'ry where,
Scalding tears the eyes are blinding,
Hearts are breabing here and there.
Many smile whose b arts are aching
Gay they setm to human sight
Though The day hears not their grooming,
Yet they grieve the soul OF night.
O, the anguish dark as midnight!
o. the cup whose drink Is gall.
Saw, is there not some one near us
Who can help us bear II ally
Just above In realms Of beauty
Is Father, Brother, Friend,
With depth of loves compassion,
lie az eager ear doth lend.
willing, wi.hInR 10 relieve us,
4" For he careth," list how sweet
lie will carry all our burdens
If well lay them at Ills feet
O. the word is full OF trouble!
Sorrow, grief, Is ey'ry where;
But IL is a consolation
To remember lie doth care.
GREESsLEEvEs.
Angus, g. 1881.
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"Come now, Charlie, be candid aud tell
me what the people here think Of me-"
"WelL" says Charlie, "to tell you the
truth" ooh, bother the truth, that isn't
what am after, Tell me something that
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL<1ESrs

n STEAMSHIPS BaltimOre and sSes1tksssas
Liverpool Uf0 Halifax. y. =, and -. johns, y. F.
every alternate TUESDAY; Quebec and Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
dented advantages to tourists. enabling them 10
view the magnificent scenery Of the Lower 81. Law
renee In addition, the distance from Quebec 10
LIVERPOOL IS 500 miles shorter and OF the reduced
distance 1000 miles Is inland navigation, reducing
the actual ocean voyage 10 a minimum OF five days.
Extra shiDs from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOW y, aud LONDONDERRY DIRECT
To BOSTON. $500
For passage and information, apply to a. W. GAR
Der, Agent at Richmond, Va. or LIVE < ALDEN,
o. =. A.. POI Broadway y. Y; POI Washington
street Boston l07 south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
n D.nndRm
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By GruLbs & Williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
uRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE NICE
| LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS "khNEN
PINFS." SITUATED AT THE JUNCTION OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND NINE
MILE ROAD-in extcu ion Of deed OF trust
dated 18th Of October 1855, and duly RECORDED,
The undersigned, sub tituted trustee VIII sell Oy
auction In front Of Henrico county court hose, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 9Th,
Uhat being court. day. At ~ O'Clock NJ, The FARM
Minated as above II contains 2S ACRES, more or
less Upon tits dwelling wi four rooms and pas
sage stable, smokehO some frui-irces, &c, anu
Is nice place. IL also possesses some historic I'M
i,oTance as the size of the battle of seven Pines.
TRIMS: The deed authorizes sale for about
S475 cash: but. If desired prOU2bly more accom-
!. c. EACHO,
Substituted Trustee.
GRrBBS & WILLIAMS, AuCIiOneers, jy 20
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old A1f(fH

DOR NEW YORK.-TRe Old - ffN
4 Dominion Steamship Company %asastss-ssas
steamers will sail rs follows: steamer OLD Do
NINION, Captain WALKER, e.ery 1ltcllA1 al
2 O'Clock 4. NJ; steamer W1ANOhE, tdplalh
CoUCH, every FRIDAY at O'Clock =. VI; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at \ O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up 10 l O'Clock /. VI. iCr tht
Tuesdayis and r days steamer aud % q O'Clock
Saturcay evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
Warded with dispatch TO all points NORTH south east
and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurp1ssed.
Ancr.cabln fare TO New York, $1,000; round
trip. Sl8; steersRe. So aDc ~.
For freight or passage apply 70
g. w. ALIEN 2 CO., Agents,
nv cts Company Wharf, Rockets.
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RwgxoNp, August s. 1881.

Editors Dispatch; VIII you be so k'no
a 10 say in your next issee Ia what yen.
size grand aeteofic shower took plAce, anu
also that Ia which Turner'S 'nsorrecuo"
occurreds ohoh"e'
The shower In 1888; the InsurrectiOn In
fcoN
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 1sFTH
IL TICK cts. sssEts4sssz1
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AWENN1s
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-claSs ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New YORK.. Philadelphia. and
Baltimore, to Europe CIlNARD WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL,ANCH GUION, IMAM. AMtR-
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORrIlGERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, ana NEln'
FRIANDS. AMERICAN, ITALIAN. 8nd BOR-
DEAIN. FIRST CLASS, SECOND-CLASs' ana
STEERAGE TICKETS to aud from all me puucipai
poInts i'm Europe. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates State-rO0ms SECURED IN advance. lai les
going to Europe or sending for their FRIENDS W9uld
do we'll to communicate VIII the undersigned De-
fore purchasing elseW here. Railroad aud steamship
tickets 10 all poLts in the United states and an
ada Rates same Is at depots aud general Oihces
A. " CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Main street, Richmond Va.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF THE ARCADIA
u IRON-WORKS PROPERTY.

Asspeclal commissioner Of the Circuit Court Of
Bo:eiourt county, Virginia, Will offer for sale az
pub ic auction TO the highest bidder IN iront OF inc
Exchange Hotel i'm Buchanan, virginia. al IL NJ on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1851,
tba, VALUABLE MINERAL PROPER1 Y known
rs the ARCADIA lRON-WORhS, including the
.SKIDMORE PLACE, formerly the property OF
William W. Boyd. deceased. and recently 'old by
M 10 Richard \. Pool. who assigned his purchase
thereof 10 l.. +. Beckwith, trustee nj,
This property IS situated on the lines 81 ine Rlch-
mond and Alleahany aud shenandoah Valley rail-
roads In BOetourt and Bedford counties, beginning
near buchanan and extending down jane river
about ten miles, covering about thirty nine square
miles Nhe foothills and western slope OF the Il ne
Ridge mountaiu), aud embracing about twenty
thousand acres In fee simple, and about tour thou-
sand acres additional Of mineral rights.
Part OF the land is valuable Tor cultivation Ihere
Is it great bodies Of hne timber suitable Tor char
coal niue climbers, ties, taB-6ark. sc.
It's deposit; of iron re-ked HematiIt (>pecuarl
Brown Hemalie (Limonite) ami Magnetle-ile
very extensive ana valuable. some 2O'OOO tons OF
the Rcd IJema'ite ore may now be seen on the
dumps at the different mines. There IS altO on the
property Lime Slate, Mang iuese ana lndlca-
The iIot-BIast Charcoal Furnace and cut-buld-
Ings are I'm 4 good state OF preservation. The water
power Jenning,'s creek is ample for large opera
lions. The property may be adyaniageou'y Ill
yided into three paris d.
The sale viii be with reservation OF ne right OF
way through The property granted 10y H. ~ fool
10 the shenandoah Valley Railroad Company. SUI.
ject however. [, confirmation by the Circuit Court
TERMS or SALE: Cash ia hlnd. t39 GOO; as to
k3SO42 %, on e edit until October 1. 1881 as to
S3s,042.22, on err dill until April 4 So; and q,
To the residue on a credit until April 4. 1883, or at
such other time on after April 4, Ss2, as X. n
Pool or l.. r. Beckwih, assignee and trustee Tor X.
Y. Pool. or either OF them, may direct For de-
ferred payments bonds will be required, ana the
lille will he retained until full payment.
Expectant purchasers are invited - Inspect the
urOperty For full description, ANALYSIS of ores,
mans &C address the undersigned WALTER y.
JOHNSTON, ESQ., Buchanan, Rotetourl county, Va
JOHN ". JOHNSTON,
iva Iaw6w special COmmi s'OneI.
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DLU E-KIDGE HFhINUo TUN oAI1I'
nv authority of the stockholders, the BLUE
Ri1GE STRINGS PROPERTY Will he offered for
sale 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, az IL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1881.
The property comprises TWO HUNDRED AND
F0RTY-FIVE AND HALF ACRES. aud Is stu
ated directly upon the lire OF the NorIok aun W ct
ern railroad In BotetOurt county, Va. near Blu.
ford's Gan, about fOrIy-OIfe miles west OF Lynch
burg. IL is highly improved with a hotel and COM
mOdiOus cottages. bowling alley, &C, gardens,
lawns. and vineyard 10 contains iOeAhausti0'e
0uarres of limestone and cement. which can be
proftably WORKED. The mineral waters are famed
for their medicinal and curative qualities IN the
treatment Of diseases of the stomach or digestive
organs.
The station Is supplied with postal aud telegraph
facilities aud the patronage enjoyed by the springs
as a place of resort has been In every way satisac-
tory.
sale +. i. LEAN MOR lh'
iv "a. StaVtd Secretary.
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A direct fOur.hDurs connection f. maze '''r..'
Richmond and Norfolk boy irairs 'tav.nt = f.. ~
Al 1850 4. NJ. and Norfolk 40 20 D. VI. '..
special adyt rtisemcnt illustr1tiug tlt tlfi'.
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg Will Son, t.. .r
AppOmattOX deupi.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ... I-
mond at 9 A. VI. and 6 +. VI. Leave Petersburg
y A. VI. aud L. VI. every sunday.
I. - KLINE, super. .'.i. .
A. POPE, General Passenger and ll.s-t Az Dr..
10 lG
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DELPHI A, RICH aIFET1
il MOND AND NORFOLK elxszifa
MSHIP co MP w.
For PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer PIONEER, Captain PLATT, Wild pas,
senRer accommod ltiOns. will sail every TUESDAY
al 12 NJ. Freight received TIL 1880 A. VI.
Steamer EVERGAN, Captain SMITH, WIN pas,
senger Recommendations, will tall avery FRIDAY
al 10 NJ. Freight received I'LL 1880 A. Nj. .,
steamer FASGTA, Captain NELSON, wiz SAL
every SUNDAY at A. NJ. Freight received I'LL
L. NJ SATURDAYS II,
Fare on passenger steamers Tuesdays and FRI
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fall river
and the East
For further Information applyt0
j. W. MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Rockets.
W. T.. CLYDE & Co.
iv2Q General Managers. philadelphia.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, anC TarbOTO', y. c.. an d
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore Of Virginia, old Point and all regular
landings on James river, At LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. L. Il. TATUM,
10 Superintendent.
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ANDOAH-VALLEN RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA >bNt'
YORK.
SCHEDULE n EFFECTJCNf Bliss.
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No 2 DAILY except saturday. '..
DAILY except sunday.
Pullman parlor cars through o. BE- more '.
train.
Iulman sleeping cars through Co. l..t.' 10
aud New York on 40. train.
CHARLES =. HtI'I
General Pas..U-ci 80
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent p =
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real E.la.e Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER, WHO
ID resides In another State. we win sell by auc ion,
without limit or reserve. that nice BRICK DWELL
ING. No. lI2 rOrth Twentieth street, b3lwetn
Franklin and Grace streets, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1881,
al O'Clock =. VI. The lot fronts % feet and has
deuih of 1870 feet. The dwelling contains eight
rooms. besides kitcheR, &C. all IN excellent or1er
and now occ pied by good and prompI-paying
tenant. H.,
THIS property IS situated in portion Of the city
IN which there Is always demand for good Tcnlable
property. l..
The attendance Of those setliDg good paying IN
vestments j. specially called to his sale.
TERMS. Easy. ana made known AT time Of sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
au3.5t AuctiOnetrs.
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Richmond. 3:45 L. 81 lO:l0 4. " .U..l O. a,
Arrive at o. Do
West Point 5:56 II. SLl 14j +. v Ift, a,
#Alltrairs daily except Sunaa,

IAN trains daily except SunHay.
Passenger train connects az West pa. .t... rt.g.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAIL pb.1 -
steamers TO and from Ba .imOre. ''.I
Freight trains will have passenger ...t ,,,....,
Train No. a. connects Al Burke, ~. ',1t
folk ard Western railroad for Fsr...... r N'f'
burg, and all Southwestern points. ''"el-
Train No. so fast msill stops on "A. f.t..,.,
Burksyille, Drast's Branch. Bir..0t. D.. No.
Greensboro Salisbury, Char.nfr -. 'ie'
Greenyille, Seneca TOccOa, Lul. t.t b.. -
connecting al Atlanta for All pouu ID ..i>.',te
west. '''H-
Train No. as rhrouRh pdsscng,r. ............
lions, connecting az Sutheriins va Mn. =.
Sutherilu NsrrOw-Gauge railroad f-- VIA, arg
Salisbury with WesteIn North car ia -.. ...'' q.
all pOiDs IN Western North Caro-. "a. a.. e.. .
for all points South and Southwes'.
Train No. AZ Through paS-cuztraaI r.. al. ....,
at all stations connecting al Sutheri n.t.I. V..
ana Suthern Narrow Gauge raiIr.. ~. f.r % ....
at Atlanta for all points south and ~,.'....,... -
Charlotte with Charlotte. Coumul i.I Ans
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, St.a.l4.. t..
Trains from the South rive az EI ,......l.,t,.t-
p. NJ. 3:42 Z. -i7:l3 A. NJ, ana L.- %. NJ ~
tom West Point "a 1918 A. VI. .i... s. --
p. NJ. and s:25 p. VI. tFreign'.
PULLMAN-CAR SERyIrE.
On Train 40. 5O-Richmord 90 Afi.,t.
On Train No. 4S-New York am sts.t. ..,
Richmond, and Greensboro 10 u.I... ...
Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train NO. 42-Washngtou. ard IL .gu5t
and Danvlle, and Danvie and Aull-fs.
BOn-Air passenger trains leave ~. ...H.I e
a. NJ. and 6:35 7. NJ; arrive az Bon tiIltit A.
VI. and $50 Z. N. arrive At COrh.l 81 1I- A.
VI and 7:ll T. ". Returning. leave i.l.... q
TAI A. ". aud 7:25 +. NJ; leave b.a Arr, s. a.
NJ. and 7:40 T.. NJ; arrive at kichm a'~ts 4
NJ. and +. VI. Al passenger tlil Is ~ slt Dbl. ,r
mail stop Al Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. s6s,l.p.. ,Bd
southwest, and baggage checked throHll.
Nohy-oyer checks given on local O. .as,s.
General Passenger and a.rt Agen,
T. NJ. X. TALCOTT. General Mana. .l-
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DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS a
~ Will sell CHAMBER FURNITURE. -,
PARLOR FURNITURE, and Di<tA - ~
ROOM FURNITURE az greatly reduced prices.
All 10 need Of goods IN my line viii save money
by looking through my stock. Goods sold ON ac-
cOmmOdating terms, aud paymsnts made easy.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
my l4.eod3m Governor street. Richmond.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NITURF, DISKS, BOOKCASES. COOK.
ING STOVE. LAW LIBRARY, &C, &C i Will
sell al public auction on
MONDAY. AUGUST g. 1881,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, al my ofl:e. 1906 Fran Kiln
street the following property TO satisfy sundry Wits
i VERY " FINE SUIT PARLOR FURNITURE in
MARBLE-TOP CABINET.
l MARBLE.TOP WA>HNTAND.
BfDSTEAD', BUREAUS, CABINETS
WARDROBES, TABLES.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
| SPRING-BtD, BED, aud BEDDING,
CANE aud WOOD. SEAT CHAIRS,
WASHSTANDS. CLICKS. MIRRORS.
FINE OFFICE.DESK>, l CORNERSTONE
ana 3 GLASS FRONT BOOKCASES: aud al
o'clOc. L. VI. | will sell LAW LIBRARY, cOh'
ss'ing Of about $50 volumes.
aus E.HOI FINGER. II. c. G. r.
CHERIFF'S SALE OF BAKERY.-By
Clarke viii sell at HAVENS & CLARKE'S bake
rs, No. 1908 east FranKlin street, on
MONDAY, AUGUST G, 1881,
at / o'clock, all the GOODS in said bakery, con-
sistlhg Of
SHOWCASES, SCALES,
BAKE-PANS,
JARS, FLOUR.
MOLASSES, CRACKERS,
LAMPS, &C &C.
One LARGE BAKE. OVEN, I'm good order
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
an Sid Sheriff city of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07

Twenty minutes at iowardsyIi.- ...
breakfast.
Packets leave Joshua Fails on 5-..yt. o' '..Hi
for Lynchburg aud points beyond.
Close connection M de A. Richmond .. I. H
south rid Richmond aud DtuyllIt i.. I .H.I
aud Petersburg railroads, and ~ .'HrE t'I
Norfolk and Western and Virgin N..'...I l..-
roads, and al WI hdmsOus Win .-4HtaN ID .t
Ohio railroad for all points eI.t and f...'.
For other information apply a. ~. lil7 Hr
lIO7 Bank street. r.. -. I'EUnI E.
General Freicht aI! ,.t Agent.
DECATUR ANTtLL, General Nlu.s.r '. ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP a1FF$H
" COMPANY. ssxEsk1szsh
PURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNITU E-M
n BEDDING, MATTRESSES, &C,-OD u
hand and for sale, an immense ST. of FUR ~
NlTURE OF all descriptions, from the leadiDgsF
factories East aud West, aud Of my own make.
Parties In want will consult their interest by
giving me u call before purchasing. WILLIAM
DAFFRON, Factory Is, Is, 20. 22 north Fifteenth
street; ONCE and wareroom, 1888 Main street.
IL 5.3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLWA('
" Trains rron and 10 Richmond Juue . l~sl
Mail. Accom-. express.
Lave. 500 A. VI. $3.50 T. ". luIN b. VI
Arrlye....... $40 L. VI. 600 4. VI 200 W.
For further details, apply At 1000 NNn STREET "
Chesapeake and ohio railway depot tics,t Office
n. ". LICK.
ELL e.. r. and D. Asrh--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07

PASSENGERS GOING NORTH By THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR 4
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY, AND OTHER tXCCRSiONSTO
OLD POINT NORFOLK, &C.