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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-24

Is THE GREAT C0EEECTIEG LIHA
Its main line runs from Chicago 70 CoESS.s
BiuTs, passing through y9Iet, Qttaga, e SSase5
Geneseo. Moline, Rock IsiaDc D3VeHpcft. W eSs
es M5ne e Che capital q Iowa. taar1 Atian-
tic. and ATQca with branches IRON t5lIaSlo
Junction 20 Peoria; Wilton JUNCTION 70 Hueca-
time. Washington. Fairfield. Elapn. BelEnaps
Centreville Princeton. Trenton. GnIlattn, Came
ron. Leavenworth, Atchison. and Kansas Cityi
Washington to Sigourney, OsEaloosa. and Knox
vile; Ksokuk 90 farmineton. Bonaparte, Bsn-
tonsport. Ipdependent, Eldcn. OttuTnwa- Kddy-
vile, Oskaioosa, Pella- Monroe. and Dies Moinesi
Newton 10 Monroe; Dee Moines 70 IndSanoia anG
Winterseti Atlantic 70 Lewis and AuduopnI aIid
railroad. which owns. and operates through
Inc from Chicago INTO the State of krnsas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with t'dni@
man paIace Cars attached, are run each ray caify
CoUScTL BLUFFS, LEAyENwonTE ana ATCttI-
son. Through cars are also run bctW cen 1iiWitz-
kee and Kansas City. va the AnNisd1ee ana
The GREAT Kock Island" IS EasGnihceptly
equipped. Its road bed is simply per-Ssss ana It's
track is laid with steel rails
Of erfoy.Tg your raeaie while passing over ting
beautiful Prairies of Iilipois aud Iowa n one oI
our u agnffieent Dining Cars that accompany al
Through Express Trains \ on get an az f i,f
neal. good as il served IN any G1st-ra~Ss AOssA
Apprcciating the fact that a majority Of the
r1eOY,ie prefer separate apartments Tor cIneTent
purposes (and the immense passenger business
IF tfals line warranting it,, we are pleased TO an
r17fcc that this Company Pullman Palace
S.ccyiri CIrs for sleeping purposes ana EnLdcG
Pullman PALACE CARS are =;
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CErXs
all Ticket Agents sn the United States
For snKorz7atfca not cbG2aHEbbtS 81 -
"a r. CA BILE.
Vice President and oen1 Manager
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The Yashion I'm women.


The fashions IN women are varying, like
the shapes of bonnets, and the coiorx OF
them, and the coming sndv going OF flowers
and feathers asd ribbons. We Used TO be
eon'enied With the siuple fashion OF dark
or fssr women, each OF whom had their par.
ticuiar seasons OF success; but the world
mas become more exacting in its tastes. and
now demands that the woman 10 fashion nj
the moment shalt be not snly OF the ia.b.
fonable complexion. but shat also have the
Known fashionable features. just AZ this
time the style seems 10 be Cd women with
large mouths, style quite as HoaccountabIe
as ANYTHING ever devised by dnessmaker or
miilIner. VINO invented this fashion of
big mouths it Is Impossible to state off,
eially. but IL probably has its advantages. IL
anybody couIdtei what they are. The large
mouth Is pretty generally accompanied by
0 generous expo0se Of lips, and womaD's
lips are thing Of such actual delight that
the inventor OF the fashion Of large
mouths doubtless supposed there could
not be too much OF them. II they
were delightful and sweet according
70 their size this would completely account
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BY Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
" AUCTION OF THAT VERY oEslRABBLs,
BRICK GROCERY STORE. NOW AND f0R
MANY YEARS PAST OCCUP,En BY MRS.
JntiN rrENEY. SITUATED on THE SouT
NEST CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN
STREETS. AND 4 NUMBER on VACANT LOTS
on CHURCH HILL, On FRANKLIN AND
GRACE STREETs.-in pufsuance OF Gecree OF
Ihe Richmond Ghanctry Court pronounced TN lhe
OH day of March. 1881. in "A certain tuit styled
McCur1y rs McCurdy, &C., therein penhing tne
undersigned appointed special commissioners there'
by, viii offer Tor sac, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90, 1881,
NJ ] o'clock u. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
STORE PROPERTY above mentioned. This pro-
perry has been occupied by the present tenant ior
nearly len wears and has always been con'idered the
most valuable aud best grocery stand In Inc EASTERN
norton Of the city, and has COMMANDED the iarResI
trade la that section being sltuale1 near the "nar'es
and market. The dwelling overhead contains aoou'
eight rooms. ana has a private entrance on fIPn'
tenth street aud the urtmis,s have gas wafer GU
vert conuec ions, sc. sc. ihe l0t fronts Zos 80
on Main street. and runs back 10 The property oil H.
Briefs estate. - . q, III, -
for saca Lot fronting L32Xl5O feet on the norm,
west corner OF 1hiri.ih aud Franklin streets. ana
another I.OI 132x150 feet on The nthWest corner
of Thirtieih au0 Grace streets. immediately ~ ear
OF the above lot. This property VIII se
sold to suit purchasers.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the residue ut six,
twelve, and eighteenth months, negotiable noeS, y
ner cent added: and the title 10 be retained until
all the purchase money i uaid. -
HENRY G.. CANNON,
ALFRED u. COURTNEY.
S,,ecial Commissioners.
NH l3.I5I7.19.2O,22.2
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for the fashion. but as they are not always
90. and as fashions are quite often popular
hecsuse they are actually hideous. the pre-
seui s,y,e Il not tally accounted Tor and The
consns,on il made still greater ~ the ever
nresent probability that In week or a
month the fashion may demand sman
mon,hs. All the arguments and reasons IN
hcbalf Of large mouths would then seem
ridiculous, There Is but one conclusion :
The mouth Is large because II Is tue fashion,
and that Is all the reason that any one VINO
follows the fashion wants. 90 :,
The audiences with which fashions Oh
ali sorts change must lead 10 particular EN-
harras.ment IN the matter OF fashions IN
women. Nobody can make over u Dig
month IN suit the caprice Of fashion as Don.
nets are made over Into new Shapes anu
sizes. The blue eye in style to-day cannot
he made over into gray eye or PACK W
meet the fashionable requirements Oh TO-
morrow. The dimple cannot ne TAKEN
from the chin when dimpies go out
OF style, and the pug nose WIZ re-
main a pug In spite OF the fact that me
fashion NAV demand any other sort OF nose
but that. 1t is going TO make u very irou'
blcsome for the man VINO wants 10 get ulaf-
ried. IL be cares anything about tDe
styles--and every man cares more iof such
things than he Is willing to have Thought
he is likely at any moment to discover tna.
his wife is altogether out OF fashion. II
be had married her because her big ears
were in the very height OF the fashion
II would be a dreadful drawback %
bappiness TO discover that large ears were
no longer acceptable, hut that fashion re-
ouires the very smallest thiEg In ears.
When the girls come to consider dispasNon.
aiely the peculiariiies Of this branch OF
fashion they will feel like discouraging 1t
and allow the world to 60 on as has been
done in other years, when all sizes OF
mouths and feet and ears were in demand
according to the multifarious tastes OF men
Getting married will be more popular whe"
The fashions in women are less rigid.
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FOrtune-IIunfers.
WARNING TO CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES IL THE
BANK OF ENGLAND.

WARNING TO CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES IN THE
BANK OF ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The Depart
ment OF State publishes for the information
of the public The following letter. which
was addressed 10 the United States Consul
General at London recently by the account.
ont OF the Bank OF England on the subject
OF unclaimed estates in England:
"BANK OF ENGLAND
"LoNDoN, February 2, 1881.
Sd. Num-. Esq, Vice. Consul General Of
United States:
"Sir,-I an directed by the Governor 10
hand you the enclosed notice OF Alfred III.
c. Prudence, notary public for the CITY OF
-. Louis, Mo-. relative 10 unclaimed div-
dends, in which he refers Gas to integrity,
&C.. by permission TO the Bank OF Eng.
land, London and Liverpool. Mr.. Pru-
dence was, as he states, formerly in the em-
ploy Of the bank. aud was dismissed some
years since: but he Is no. in any way aatho-
rized To use the name of the bank as a refer
ence. From he terms OF the notice. which
was received from al apparently poor Wo-
man IN Cornell county, Livingstone. ILL.,. 1t
would seem that these notices are being eX-
teusyely circulated in the United States, and
this supposition is confirmed by the fact that
there has recently been q marked In
crease in the previously large number OF
groUndless applications for unclaimed mo-
neys received by the bank from the United
States. Nearly the whole OF these apDllca-
tions are, so Tar Us the bank il concerned,
based on erroneous data. obtained, prOba.
bly,, from very old lists OF unclaimed diyi-
dends, whca referred 80 funds long since
rcclaiue ed, OF from the advertisements that
appear when reclaims are made. The ap-
pucations involve considerable expense TO
the supposed heirs and much unnecessary
trouble and correspondence to the bank,
and il IL were possible to do anything 10
counteract the effect OF such notices as the
enclosed, the Governor Is of opinion that il
would be desirable to DO 80. am, etc,
as. o. GRAY, Chief Accountant"
The notice referred to Is copy OF q
handful published by Prudence, in which
he mentions his employment IN the bank,
speaks q the immense anount of treasure
awaiting claimants, OF which his connection
with The bank afforded him personal know.
ledge. aud gives the names Of weli-known
81. Louis l0d English firms as references,
among them the Bank OF England.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE -FOUR
1 VERY VALUABLE FOUR-STOtY IRON
FRONT STORES AND WAREHOUSES. Nos. /.
IL, 10, AND II, SITUATED On TIE FAST
SIDE Of FOURTEENTH PEARL) BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION
AS trustee uUcer deed of trust dated the l6th or
December 1873, and Cuy recorded, and also as di-
r.ciea 10y "A deer Of The Chancery Court OF Rich
mond In he case Of Watkins rs Lanca ter, &C., |
will sell by auction. upon TIE premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1881.
Al O'Clock =. NJ. the FOUR TENkMESTS In the
Lancaster Block" above referred TO.
These tcnem,nls were erected In lS6b. are Pach
four storle, above The cellar have iron fronts,
counting. rooms with fire. proof vaults holsters ana
every modern convenience, and they are III all re-
spects iIsi-elass buildings. -
The location is just In The centre Of the heavy
business of the CITY. and convenient TO the various
depOts. exchange. &c.
For comm, rcial purposes there Is no property In
the CITY 10 he preferred q 'hS. ana ii Is therefore
recommended a a sound Investment
TERMS: One fourth cash; balanc at one. two.
and three wears. wi interest rayable semi annl-
ATTY, the deferred payments TO be cured by dee's
of trust upon the property; mt he purchaser VIII
nave the privilege of paving The whole amount in
cash ii he should desire 20 10 90.
ISAAC ~. CAkRTNbTON, Trustee.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.
NH ~ 2tawt Mh23&td
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AUCTION sALEs-rmturs Dsy..
BY George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Anetioneer,
1902 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND TIIIRTY.TWO MES g ~
LAND on BRUAD-sTkEETROaD FIVE Mills
NORTH OF RICHMOND AT AUCTIOS.-By gu
thoriy Of decree Of The Chsscery Court Of the city
Of Richmond, entered February IL. 1851, ~ tne
suits OF " Edmond Davenport and as %; .. H.
wickhain and ais" and "Armisiead Walser g.
Robert Airis- the undersigned. as special commits
sioners thereby appointed, WI. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1881,
be ween the hours OF and O'Clock l.. NJ, sell az
hubble aucl lOn on the prems.s. The land III sad de-
cree m, Mi opeI consisting OF 1872 ACRES o. GOOll
FARMING LANDS. with several SMALL HOUSES
iereou living on the upper waters or the Brook run
and fronting The Br0ad-S street ROAD or peep nun
tnrnpike about five miles from Iichm0nd Opposite
the farm of Thomas :. DieSn, Ed. The ssid hDd
is a part of the Hopkins tract. and embraces ihat
portion on which is situated Mount Oliyet meetlhg-
house. IN. 81.
TERMS: Que fourth cash balance on a credit OF
one Iwo ana three years. the credit payments To he
evidenced by negotiable notes, with interest added,
Maid ROBERT q. SCOTT,
JACKSON GUY.
HENRY q. CANNON.
NH l3 special commissioners.
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BY Robert u. Lyna.
Real Estate AucilOneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
L SALE OF A DESIRABLE MD IMPROVED
FARM ~ HENRICp COUNTY. FOlk AND \
HALE MILES BELOW THE CITY. ADJOINING
THE LAMBS OF GEORGE TURNER. -
CfIILDREN. AND OIHEKS, AT PUBLIC AU'-
TlON by virtue Ot a decree OF the circuit Court
OF Hcnrco county. pronounced on the lin Day u
March, 1881. IN u suit styled Walker. Saund' r. &
Co Us. DriBker, the undersigned. appointed special
comm Toner thereby, and IN further execution OF
trust deed from Drlnker and as. dtiel IN March,
1879. and duly recorded in icnrcp County Court,
VIII Offer for SALE re lirrrco county COURTHOUSE on
FRIDAY. MARCH -, 1851.
a. O'Clock =. W., tie FARM above mentioned. be-
ing the tract Of lane fno"n the former re- idence
Of Mr.. joseph Diiuher. II contains 22l 92-lOO
ACRES. with very good dwelling, numerous other
ont. houses. barn stable &c .aud liz, we'll II
aIions the land, Of - formerly q. Turner'S and,
+. q. lin, and others This Is good Iie farm. and
can De- easily improved and made 10 yleid wen oil
corn. whcaI. Oat,. &c.
TERMS One third cash balance al sxand we've
months. ne-olIahc notes. SlN yer cent. addcG. ana
title retained un'i whole Of the purch' e-inOnty IS
raid and a conveyance ordered hy the Court.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
mh II Trustee aud Special t"mmi,ioner.
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HARVEY Il BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER.SEED;
800 bags RIO COFFEE, al grades:
200 bags CHOICE LAiUAl RA COFFEE;
80 mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE:
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 narrels A SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
800 boxes SUAP, all graoes;
500 KEGS CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 2 MAtkt REL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERslNGS
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSES:
100 barrels VI MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 iierces AID barrels ClIOIi T. RICE;
20 chests HOiCt GUNPpWDtk TEA;
10 chess CHOICE BL ACK TEA:
200 barrels EARLY-ROSE, PEERLESS. aud
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barre : FI.Ot X, an grades:
LOG. 600 pounns CHOICE BULK SIDES:
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE RACDN SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS ;
100 buckets LARD;
rs iieices CHOICE LEAF LARD;
25 iierces CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD. ali kinds;
'pTTON and JUTE ROPE:
WRAPPING-PAPER TWINE, BLACK
ING. BLUiNG. MATCHES, &C.. &c.
500 KEGS NAILS;
100 kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES:
4 good stock OF Gu EwiNG-ToBACCO ;
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. mh ll-2m
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OK WEDNESDAY THE ESD INSTANT.
n, n oclock viii sell nj INV auction. house No.
1905 Main street, by direction OF The authorities OF
she Chesa peake AMI oh o Railrosd Company;
al boxes CHEwING.TOBACCO. celebrated
brands, manufactured by q. A. Jackson X Co.
and v W. venahle & CO.. Petersburg: Va.
About 2.TOO sounds Of GtNUfNt DURHAM
SMOK >G-IOBACCp. put w oy b'aek"ai
Co., ~ X. and pound packages.
The above Tobaccos have been rendered sently
keiabie by reason Of railrosd accidents' but
the stock is good. and worthy The attention Oh er"-
GERS aud retail deaiers IN tobiccos.
Inc sale will he made without reserve, aud In lots
terms: cash. JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR.,
mi 30 Auc'i Oneer.
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ffm the Dispasch.l
st~ ssacs Of H02fO0

A
~ror n to one whose grief - fresh' ~ ne e ~
emf win sorraw.stricscn bart n'nsa , ~ w" "a
nsnenu an of The Mn,es, celebrates tnc men y, w
"cS she Gods who possess Olympus. straiSm"s. w
Sorress III, mssnchoy. ana remespe,s nos Az ~.
49, srsef beruled By the blessed "a OF the
VI sos PARAPIiRAsE
when str,cten souls are bowed ny GRIEF oppressed
And erosusr under pressing woes, crave rest,
"A here SHAFT they turnf
What m aQsc influence shall yie'd balm,
Wnose roiencits may give tie needed caini
To hearts thai yesrny
We nius,rcls Of the Muses. favored throng-
who weave the chsplels Of cecsusi sohg'
Deity aprear.-
or men and gods who walk olympic meaus'
Bring ample cheer ALL
To MIN who silent ats In sorrows thfau.
rnheeiing. deaf, TO friendships fondes' Cali
VI W" '"" ROBERT T. CRAtGBIIL.
fWbas a wonderful town is Lyncnourg'
Poets, statesmen, prose-wri'ers.
Thanks, friend CT
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.,.,r,oN MANUFACTURERS nays.
BIS Jno. r.. Iauahtoo. Jr. Auctioneer,
1905 Main street.
no,rwOOD AND MAHOGANY PA

ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PA
III NOS ATsAuCTiOS.-On
THURSDAY TIE GAIN INSTANT.
a, 1o1 oeIock. viii sell at my auction house. 1905
i Tex sxceiieni IN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE
.WoRcE>TER PIANO; o,.
1 good NUNS 4 CLARKE MAHOGANY o-oe-
TAyE PIANO: ar
1 good >rODaIT 4 DUBOID MAHOGANf6 oc'
TAVE PIANO: ,,oo.~x,
1 eood sTODART & DURHAM MAHOGANY
6 OCTAVE PtANU: o,,r.,c
good sAkONEiSTER MAHOGANY 6-oCIA'
PIANO.
These pianos are all In good order. suitabe for be-
glnuers and must be tod. as have not me room 70
give storage or keen for private sale. Parties IN
want OF iow.prce Pianos are requested 10 eau hhn
have them examined by competent judges before the
hour of sale. ,,o,x. =,
,ahoa AuctiOneer.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. sc.

u. n. CHAPLIN. RoBtR IL. oiLLIAs
u b. CHAPLIN X CO.,
III. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AuCTIONEERS
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
sell city and country property, privately or at auc.
ton. cOliec. renls IN Richmond. Manchester, and
country, aud make ~ ompt returns OF sane; money
loaned on city aud couutry real estate; deeds writ
ten and ACCOMPLISHMENTS taken; lands shown free
buyers and sellers introduced 10 make their bar
gains. Write or call for free Ptrgtata Real Bstate
Journal We are the LARGEST advertisers OF real es
tate In Anne rlca. except western railroads.
Reference by permission: First National Bank.
LA 7-d,sw,&w3mI
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8y ". Goddln, Auc,ione,r.
By Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtiDneer,
lOl6 Main street.

(tOM NISSIONER'S SALE OF FRAMED
NJUOlSk AND LOT IN THE PLAN OF RI l.
TON.-By virtue o. "a decree I the lrcuii Court OF
UcnricD county. entered on IT, 24th cav ~ No.
veneer 1850. in the cause OF JaTes Luupkiu rs.
iil administrator, s'a proceed ioseil by pubic
anc.i0n upon the premise, on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a. 1881.
at : O'Clock t. VI. he following dc5crb ?rooeriy
The house an lot lytt on ihc W. side &" Iuddin
street thirty feet and running bt X one huanrtd
and twenty feel 10 aicv ten feet. heinz Lot . In
square u OF a plan Of ihr town OF Fulton. The
house ha- four rpotn- .tuf yield gOOI rent.
TELMS: cash as 20 500: balance a TX ana
we've mont, > for ncg0 lane notes. per cent
added and the title retained until all the purchase
money IS paid ana a conveyance ordered nN tie
court SC. Redo,
NH ls2O.22.23I24 Special Comm s.i0ucr.
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Ky x. Il. Chailin x Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneerf.

TCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
n PERTY as BROAD STREET NEAR FIRST.
A. The request uf The owner. We VIII onyr iDs safe "a.
public auUt'cn. on the premises, Oh
FRIDAY. APRIL /. 1851.
AZ j o'clock NJ. that VERY NALt ABLE LtI
on tbe south side of Broad street between FIRST and
Fou-hte STREETS. beginning 70 ieet west - flTst
ltre., rrorting % feet ON BIo5d street. and run.
uins back brtwccn ~ rlllci lines l3l ieei inches
Io an alley I6 feet wide. The improYcmt MS o. ~
Ia of shop on front ana stable on rear az lot.
1hiS uari az Broad street Is mptoyiug very rapid
w. and tns sale iitrs line opportunity Tor mahi *
a profitable iuvts mcnt.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance al SIX, twelve,
ana eighteen months. WITH e per ccni. mlcie,'.
Il. 3. CHAtFlN i ca.
NH % Euctiui.ter-.
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Ry Il. Een.on. Aucllonecr.
prAI-rIFI,LIJTTLEFARM. WITH

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM. WITH
n UAND~OME IMPROVEMENTS, NEAR IVY
DEPOT, on The tItsAPEAkE ANn ONO
EAiLWAY. ~ ALBEMApLk COUNTY, VA"
AZ PUBLIC AuC1IuN.-Eusnrss engagemtn MS
recurring Mr. r.. ". Wilson's immediate return 10
England. he will Offer at public auction. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1881.
al O'Clock +. VI. h1rp. wi hout regard to weather,
ON the premises. that we-known and BEAUTIFUL
LITTLE FARM called "Nalley Point" formerly
Owned by j. Warwick Woods. with handsome
BRICK DW ELLI\G and all the iual faim huld'
ing. containing Z6i ACRES OF LAND equal %
any IN lie Starr. Neigh borhOOd mcqualicd Tor All
ella! advantage Posl-ofce. store, ana churches
in thr, minutes walk; Aye aud "A halt mills from
the University OF Virginia and TX ana halt nom
the town OF CharOIle,yll'e.
THE TERMS win be Vcry liberal long credit at
low rate of int~icst on cOn,iicrab,e pOrtpa Of the
pur base money.
Also al The same time and place. b. will Of! r an
Otter FARM. containing 232 AtHf~. being part
of he " Hill and Daic" estate. formerly owned bY
Mr.. Raleigh Colsron. The improvements consist 81
a good FRAME HOUSE, with all out-buildlngs'
good 0rchlris &c.
TERMS or THIS SALE viii be very liberal. and
made III own on day OF sale. ". BtN>ON.
mh BIOL 1923 Auciionecr. thorlo'iesNillt'
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TICKET AGENCY.
EURoP Fan STEAMSHIP sTf,
~ TICKETS. sAatIG5
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
$ck6 MAIN STREET,
ReDresening the following hrst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Ia stoh. Ne York, PHILADELPHIA, and
Baltimore 10 EuD9pe: CUxARD, WHITE STAR
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, 1Ui0N, INMAN. AMER
ICAN. RED STAR ALLAN. NORTA-GERM NJ
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
ERLAND'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and Dor.
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS. and
STEERACE TICKETS 10 aud IRON all the prin-
cipal points In Europe. Excursion tickets 81
reduced rates staie-yooms secured In advance.
Parties going 10 Europe senong for their rienos
would do well 10 communicate with the undersigned
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and sieam-
ship tickets 10 all points n The DATED States and
Can tds. Rates same AT aepots and general Offices.
No trouble 70 answer questions. Write or caH on
A. w. CARRIER,
General Rai,roa7 and Steamship Agent.
re ll.dkw3m 62U Matn stscet, Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23
rs Furman Upper.
Eea Estate Agent ana huctiOneer,
l0l6 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW De
~ TACUFp TXO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, NO 9OS WEST GRACE >TREff.-By re-
aue.t OF .he owner. shall sell ~ auc ION, on
TUESDAY. MARCH %, 1851,
al A. O'Clock y. NJ. on the premises. the above tuN
desirable proper y. The house Is most conveniently
and substantially tructd. has nine rooms, VIII
dressing rooms attached. together wi II all modern
imp' ov, meLts. Tine rooms a. pleasantly prODor-
toned. aud The mantels. c1dud Tiers. and general
Surroundings highly finished. The lot FONTS 30
feet on Grace street. wlh side alley. aud runs back
1876 frrf 10 an alley 20 feet vice. The attenti II OF
those IN search 81 a delightful home. daily enhance
ing IN value. and po,se,-iug All the chlrns Of loca-
non and social advanf ige j. directed 10 this sac.
Part:c. are ,rday invited 20 inspect the prcmi Is
any time before IN sale. -
TERMS: Al saie. FCRMAS Upper.
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POSTPONFME\T.
Tive above safe is postponed until FRIDAY the
05th nj the slmc hour. FUHMAN TOPPER.
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