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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
" BILE FARM IN CULPFpER COUNTY ON
THE RAPPAtIANNCCK RiYkR.-By virtue or
decree OF The Chaucery Court FOR the city OF Rich
mOnd in the suit OF Currie rs. Armstrong, &c'' the
undersigned will sell at pub &c auction. on ~
az the front door of Culpepor courthouse
VALUABLE FARM on the RapDshanuoek river,
near Waterloo, known The jet tract, containing
about -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, the properly Of
the defendant, John =. Armstrong. This uact IS
well Iocated In hne neighbOrhood, about three
miles from the Fauquier White sulphur SPRINGS
and six miles from the town Of WsrrentOn.
TERMS or SALE: One-fOurih cash, and the
balance on a credit of one two and three years, IN
equal instalnents, wi interest from the Gay on
sale, the deferred payments TO be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser with good security, ane the
retaining of The legal title until all The purchase
money Is paid. JAMES W. GhtENt
p a. GRAYsON Aucuoneer. ~ 20-Wtd5
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LEAVE PETFRsBURG-NoRrH

CHENANDOAH-NALLEY RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YORK.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE u. 1881.
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:. - Leave
FRI Richmond 3:45 L. lO:lO A. ~. 1000 T.. NJ
arrive at
iyer West Point 6:35 i. MI Ia5 +. " LIS 4. "

AN trains daily except SUNDAY.
Passenger train connects at Wet PaiIt on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATt RDAYS WIN
steamers 30 and from Baltimore.
Freight trains will have passenger coach attached
Train No. "A connects ~ BurkesI le with Mr.
folk and Western railroad for farnVffe. I,U.b.
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. so fast nall stops only AZ Jeiersylle
Burksyille. DraEt's Branch, Barssa.e's. Dsuvlls
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. ~parfanhnry
Greenyille, Seneca T0ccOa, Lula, sld Gainesville
connecting al Atlanta for all points IA aud south.
Train No. 4s Uhrough passenger SION. a, an ala
tons, connecting at sutherlins wrh Milton ana
Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad &, 70 Milton; al
Salisbury with Westei n Norlh Carolina railroad ~
all poips in Western North CArOlIa: a. Atlaafs
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger Iat nail tong
at all stations. connecting ~ Suiherlin with Mut5g
ana Suthern Aarrow-GauQe railrol9 for " ton:
az Atlanta for all points south aud ~suthwsst: Al
Charlotte With Charlotte. Columbia and Az. "a
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. aa6
Florida points.
Trains from The soulh arrive at Richmond az AL
p. NJ. 3:42 =. M.,l7:l3 4. NJ. and l2.ls Z. and
from West Pointgt 1918 A. VI. Passenger. ..}J
T.. NJ. and s:25 p. NJ. freight
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-Richmond 70 Atlanta.
On Train No. 4S-New York ana Atlanta ia
Rchmonc, and Greensboro to HcBrys slalou,
Western North Carolina railroad
ON Train No. 42--Washingt0n, al 4 Richmond
and DsnVllle and Danyille and Auausia.
BOn-Air passenger trains leave Hlt hmond at q. ij
A. N. and 6:35 =. NJ; arrive AZ Bon Airat 6:ii 4.
NJ and $3.50 T.. Al. arrive AZ COllhei AZ 7:lZ A..
M1ns ~ and 7as slfnl9 Gave eI Rsn Gan 4
n. aud TAO p. NJ; arrive at Richm nd At s:2' 4.
NJ. ano r. n. Al passenger trai IS except the las
tickets sold 10 ali points sou.n. southeast, And
south west aud baggage checked through.
No hy-over checks given on LEGAL tickets.
General Passenger and Ticsei Agent
T. n. Z. TALCOTf. General MANAGE. au !
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No. 2 DAILY except Saturday. Nos. 4 aAa
DAILY except sunday.
Pullman parlor cars through 70 Baltimore ou 80
train. ..,......
ulIInan sleeping ears through g. fhi4ade itA
and New York on No. train. .....,,
CHARLES +. HATCH.
General PASSENGER Agtil
Joseph III. SANDS, Superintendent d
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF TURHI?-SERD at SCOTS drugstore,
corner OF Franklin and Seventeenth streets: RUTA-
BAGA, 40c.; WHITE FLAT DUTCH, 40e.; AN
Der GLOBE, 40c.; WHITE NORFOLK. 40c. {;
WHITE GLOBE, 40c.; sEvEN-ToP 40c.s RED
TOP, 40c. jy 2e-eodI0t
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <lSETs
~ COMPANY. s>11sxxes
COURr ORDERS.


UIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
Y OF THE CIRCUIT COURT or BUCKING-
HAM COUNTY ON FRIDAY THE 10TH DAY
OF JULY, 1Ssl-iN VACATION:
John Spencer.....s....
rS.
Sarah r.. Puryear Administrative OF William A.
PuFyear, deceased, an IN her own right: William
A. Puryear, Jr., john IA. Puryear Hector ID. Pur-
wear, Robert Lee Puryear, sidney Puryear the
last three infantsl, aud Robert A. Cunningham
and julia his Dciendahtss
IN cHANcERr.
The object of this suit Is to obtain decree FOR the
sale of certain mineral rights conveyed 0y the de-
feRdants, Robert A. Cunningham and wife, 10 VIII
liam A. Puryear, by deco dated - day or Dece No
Der. 1867, and for the division Of net surplus OF
proc ssds OF sale among the plaintiff and the heirs AZ
| law Of the said William A. Paryear, after re-
imbursing the plaintiff 1900 advanced for the pur-
chase OF said mineral rights, ESQ paid by hin 10
| conveyaDcer, and bis costs OF suit.
And Il appearing from al affidavit hled N this
cause that diligence has been used by the paintn 70
ascertain In what county corporation the defend
ant William A. PurYear Jr.. Is, without eject. on
the plaintiffs motion II Is ordered that The said VIII
| Han A. Pnrysar, Jr., DO appear here within one
month after due publication OF this order, aud 90
chat Il necessary 20 protect his interest In this suit
and that copy OF this order be published once
week for four successive weeks In the Richmond
DfspGfck, and another copy posted At the fronl
door OF the courthouse Of this county, on the as
& eS sas n;ss County o'I!'A FORBES Clerk
Rcsssi T. HuBARD, p q jyso'w4v
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i1is Main street.
u,RrsTEE,s SALE QUARTER.AC.RlaEs
LOT, WITH rgI, asS sM A,t,i; or nSmsfff;fE f
BETWEEN TIkTsETH AND Tn.s 81 .ss.sS Of
STREETS gY AUCIIom s6 sf y' 70 me- - IS trustee
Sa,ss ne ain July, 1878. aud cuy recorded IA tne
eiern,s Office OF the Rcnmond Chsncery Sontl,d ae
isn ns and belne REQUIRED so 10 do by the
beneacary therein mar cd, shall sell By auetion' ON
'"' MONDAY. AUGUST 20, 1881.
.,.,o.s I, AZ .he nrooer,y described In said deed
I'D located as above. rhe lot has front OF aDont
90 feet on street contains one foDrh 81 an ne ~.
and las four small dwellings thereon yieidns All w
gregzte rental ofsls per month. ,,,,,.,,,o
TERMs Oue third cash the balance Dy nego'iaol,e
notes at SIX aud twelve mouths Win Interest "uueu
ana 'ec"re' W ussU GEORGE YOUNG. Trustee;
J. D. ELAM Auctioneer: an 10
GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
By virtue OF decree Of the circuit Court OF Mont
will sell at public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l. 1881,
commencing at IL ~. this g EEL EBkA Ed
WATFRING PLACE. together with all The im 20,
preyements and FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND. o,,,,,,,s 49,. ,,.,.,,
three and half miles from Cbristianshurg dep9I,
on The Norfolk and Western railroad. three miles
from the MONTGOMERY White sulphur Springs. ihree
and a half miles from Blarksburg, the seat OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Collese, anu
ten miles from the Alleghany SPRING.. The WAFER
is Tie finest tonic in the mountains and the eieva-
tioR Is 2. 400 feet above sea level. The improve
meuts consist OF large and commodious HOTEL,
with blocks Of COTTAGES capable OF accoinmo-
dating 200 guests; bowling alley bath. rooms, &c
Post, telegraph. and exOress Offices on me premises
This PROPERTY presents unusual atlr@clons On
account OF It's high elevation, bracing atmosphere,
and the valuable mineral properties OF us waters.
TERMS: $1,000 cash; and the residue upon "a
credit OF one TWO, and three years, the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments with APP
proved security, bearing interest from Gay OF SAFE
WILLIAM A. WADE,
10 Of Commits lovers.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST TO, 1881.
The property comprises TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE AND HALF ACRES. ana IS stu
aied directly upon the line of the Norfolk and west
ern rallrOsd, In BOtetnurt county, Va, near Bu-
fori's Gap, about foriy-one miles west OF Lynch
burg. IL is highly improved with hoiel ana COM
modious cottages, bowling alley, &c, gardens.
lawns and vineyard. IL contains iDeAhauiuoe
auarries OF limestone and cement, when can be
prontaby WORKED. The mineral waters are FAMED
Tor their medicinal and curative qualities IN the
treatment Of diseases of The stomach or digestive
ORGANS.
facilities. aud ihe patronage eDjOyed by The springs
as place OF resort has been In every way ealsiac-
tory.
TERMS: Liberal; will be made known on day OF
sale. T. L. LEANENNDkIu IL
iv % 3tavtd Secretary.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAiLWAl'
~ Trains from and TO Richmond June IL. leeI
Mail. Accom-. ENpfts,,
Lave. 500 a. VI. $3.50 +. -. 1000 =. "
ArrIve....... 9:l0 p. VI. 600 A. VI. 700 \. NJ
For further details. apply At 1000 Main SIR. u
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot llcse. Once
n. ". Full
Tell G.. L. ana I. AgtLL
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DLUERiDGE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
NJ. on 200,

By authority Of the stockholders the BLUE
RIDGE STRINGs PROPERTY VIII be offered Tor
sale to the highest biader, on the premises, az Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

USE HOP BITTEKs once, and you will use no
other medicine. Test u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
a COUPLE IN NEED OF HELP

John Mitchell and his wife are living in tlesttu-
tlon at No. 400 East Twcfth-st. Last night TRIB-
UNE reporter visited their rooms, which are in the
rear building, up two flights of stairs In the front
room there were nothing but a chair and a stand
winch IS used for a table. The other chairs and the
food. In the back room bed Law mon tbe ~ a ouy
The bedstead after being used forty wears. was
also sold MIR. Mitchell was in the list New-YorL
Mounted Rite Corps during the war He was
wounded and has been trying for three wears to oh
tam "a pension, but so far has failed Dnring This
time ne mas been unable to do any work as in
addition to internal injuries received IN the A INV
he mas had severe attacks of rheumatism whicI
have kept him indoors most of the tim, NJ
Mitchell though over sixty years of are vvos U.s. 10
gsged IN sewing upon pair Of trousers She said
That she earned from 10 to % cents dov when IL
could obtain work, receiving 10 cents & sue sue
finishing the trousers. Finishing" consists iE in
doing all the work of making them except seyin 40
the seams of the legs. She was born in New
Conn, lost her father in the War of 1872 and SON.
In the Rebellion. They have nothing to eat nov,
and their rent, So % is due on Tuesday, WV INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
PLANS FOR A NEW CASINO

~ Inc plans for the Casino at Broadway and
Thirtvninth-st, have now taken definite shape and
next month work will be begun by tearing down the
frame buildings standing on the ground The building
is 10 nave neat and ornamental exterior Of stone,
brick and pc ished terra Gotta. 1t will be four
stories in height and will have stone tower run
ning mp twenty feet above the roof. The terrace
balcony which will encircle the outside second
story of the structure looking directly into the
theatre which is TO be attached to the Casino will
be In the shape of a bay window and will be ar
ranged for the fall and winter with glass coverings
so that il be adapted for art and floral exhibit
tons. The theatre is to be used all the year; in
summer for the production of light operas in con-
junction with the regular concerts and in winter for
both public and private entertainments. large
paro forty feet by seventy-tive feet is to be set
apart from the hall and theatre, where receptions
and meetings may be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. .OCr % ,ao,
ARRIWEn


ARRIVED
Uss Portsmouth, Ham Hampton Roads
u days WITH mdsS and m%r@Her amPnrg Oct ID Havre
seners M CONN M"hgun Portland, with and pas
steamer nehm9nd Stevens West Point va with mdse
nfE rrinos Oscar (Nor Jensen, Baltimore in ballast to
m barE Emilia ciampa GtaD cahero Boston, Eng o. aavs
haaf MerfGTy !oi HGereen Thomas, Ioata sept and
Gpr"oI 81 days with sulphur TO order; to Perkins -
ca brk S Sold Sor ersen plymouth days with china
ana saor1 ,Dor oterDourg Ronen Al days. ballast to
ha,t o SSTtReT3 o9 T Bne Gale l27 days. with
Bark sena Qta Busacca Paleruo days with ,odso y,
narR AIDA 'S Eon H0i Toss s 10 9eager Bros
days wI13 sugar to order vessel Metcap CO. Havana
sugar order vessel 10 seager Bros o" days. with
with empty orop Vessel H' to- "ns % hy
o Ers IG s WSes9 G2 2c 10 %s with
Ig Johanna Given Jago sept T. Mans sSn c9 90 aavs
VIII muse 10 4 nwon ~ SON vessel ia swan
TayoT Co. 7 s 10 'S Miller e
Brig Gh ssa MP9rS pexs Of and 10 days
arg Georgana Z Geery: Conkin, Charleston IL days
With phosphate rock, for Milford, Conn. to EVANS
sP ss Harry 5ys and Aubrey Gt r%gTa Dolano
days with To H @9 sprp Para 20
with sfn aS Ssan $" cgpps and 10 John SB
bot with lomOer to scannc 10 Chase TAI
cedar Gss S Heae s nayIs Cedar days. with
s, cnr nlranor Gaskell Georgetown SO, ays with povo,
Sch, iiart vessel tn L. Hurlbut q DO "''''
"a "a iehton, BOYD, Brunswck tia IL days ,
~, oNt,uei, vessel TO = iidcrsleeVe S"' WIN iun
SCilf Moses Ii Bramhall, GNlptIe Sa,,ro nj
TO j Lasher vessel In 1880
Nv Parks, vessel TO Raw ""S' WIN lumber
sochr Ata barker (of BOSTON,, t1wardo -,
"ty WIN iath TO Simpson, '' "ohn, N Is IL
oclr ltoena Arabell. Winter San An1roo,. a.
cocoanuts 10 O. Vessels ' NAiiioaHi "a days, with
Schr Freddie l. Porter Eber,na,
Sohr Iiato y Alng Co vessel to master 40 -o"ys'
Sir, talals with 10 III II n,rot,,a
DUBOIS. - '' ''' WIN lumber to Chandler 4
Ssnr Carrie Iiix Hx, Rockland with lime to Havana a.
Schr Commerce. Peters, RockIand with lime IN T u p
Bros. WV" '"ui W Scanme
ser ~ Moren MoDougal Dorchester, NB IL days with
Stone 10 u Giles vessel To Jed Frye d Co ""y'' "Au
schr Sardinia. Hob.ook Rockiand with lime To Rro,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BOGUS ERIE DISPATCHES.

William J. Sippe, the telegraph operator who is
charged with being the moving cDirit i'll conspr-
acy torob the New-York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company of $43, 600, last Monday night,
had an exarnlna ion before Justice Peloubct in
Jersey City yesterday. On Friday Chief Murphy
had all the livery stables in the city searched to
md II possible, the horse and wagon which Sipple
and his accomplish are supposed to have had in
waiting to carry away the money. Sipple, after he
was arrested, told story about loaning his UNI
hrella on Monday to two strangers whom he acct
1entally met in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot
On Wednesday he accidentally met the same two
men at the same place and asked them where his
umbrella was, when one of them said it hal been
forgotten in the wagon. The police inferred from
this that Sippe did forget his umbrella in the
wagon, and, believing they had found 1t. invented
the above story to account for its being of his
possession. At McCabe's stable, in Burrow-st,
buggy were hired by man Monday night and
returned by boy three hours afterwards fhe hoy
said that man had hired him at .Jersey-ave. and
4th-st. to drive the horse to the stable An UNI
brella, supposed IT, be Sipple's, found IN the
wagon, and is now i'll the possession of the police.
AT the examination the dispatches, sent and re-
ceived during the two hours that the conspirators
Waring, the operator in the offices used by Supern-
tendent f. O. Hill, raymaster White and the train
dispatcher. The substance of these has been pub
lshed in THE TRIBUNE. Patrick Iighe the watch
man at the Dollhouse, and q" Crit" Felter switch
man, identified Sip lie as the man who had possess
sion of the telegraph instrument at the bell house
for two hours They positive in their identi
fcatiOu although Supple wore false whlskers and
eyeglasses.
he examination adjourned until Wednesday
afternoon next, and bail fixed at So 900. The bail
was not ready, and Sipple was locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
A VIOLENT DEATH SUSPECTED

Bridget Mcdonald, age thirty-fve, the mistress of
John McGrath, sailors boarding house keeperat No
27S Frontst was taken to the Chambers Street Hos
pital last tuesday. unconscious. She died n few
The autopsy revealed a clot on the brain An anonv.
nous letter warned Coroner Brady that the case
was suspicious. An examination of the neighbors
brought To light the report that, the day OF the
womans death, there had been a fight over some
men, and that she had been badly kicked. To clear
up the CASE Coroner Brady ordered the arrest of Me-
Grath and the two Sailors yesterday and The matter
was put in the hands of the Tenth Precinct police
II believed, however. that the womans death was
perfectly natural. There were external marks
of violence upon her body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
KINKOWsKPS SENTENCE POSTPONED.

There was a large attendance in the Court of Oyer
and Ierniner, III Jersey City. yesterday, in antic-
patton OF sentence being pronounced on Martin
kinkowski. the convicted murderer of Phlomena
Muller Sentence was postponed however, to give
the counsel for he prisoner an opportunity TO de-
termine whether they will apply to this Court for
granted, whether they win apply to the Chan
cellor for writ of error. If the former course is
taken, 1T cuts OIL the right to apply to the Chan
celor Sentence Will be pronounced some day this
week not yet fixed. Kinkowsll expected to he SEN
fenced yesterday, and shaved in anticipation of
going INTO court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

Old tar pavement in Union Square, and the walks
are now closed to pedestrians This was necessary
as ,ne former pavement was IN condition which
a,pavng of Seyssel rock asphalt, a portion of the
Park being laid with this pavement last year as
an experiment. The Board of Estimate and Appor-
uonment has granted an appropriation for the pur-
pose, ana the Improvement is to be completed
within sixty DAYS, at an eXnense of ~ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

One of our subscribers in Poughkeepsie sends
$40 Tor Michigan relief b o. R.n sends So
- Arrangements have been made with the Police and
Fire commissioners to allow policemen and frenen
70 sell tickets for the entertainment NiDlos Gar
den Tor the benefit of the Michigan Relief Fund
The tickets will be good for admission to see the
play of Michael Strogoff " at any perfoITnance
from October 81 TO November s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
HOME Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

y, Firm Agenue Hotel-sir Edward Reed, NJ p, of
England General w. r. sherman and wife Commander
Lioatensein of the French Navy Judges George T Dam
Forth and Charles Andrews OF the \. y Court
General r. d. Koddcy OF Alabama and stevenson Burke Of
Cleveland. Sturteuant HoHseIear Admiral c. Boggs
u s .GftSep HOuSe-GeucrRl o. f. Babcock
" Bliss, or Washington .HC0man HoUSe-Dr. {. II. T.
Peters, of Hamilton College HOteI-CaDain
Watkins, of the steamship Cityof Chester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
Sun rises 6;29 sun ses..... $50 Clock allow gp Ia
MOON sets'.-- -- Moon 5outis $3.50 Moon'g age dav.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A. NJ.
SANDY HOOK. i;o3 Gov Island. 1881 Hell Cato. 400
HIGH WATER TODAY. NJ.
Sandy Hook. l;33 GOV. Island l.5ot Tteu c.t e, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
MICHIGAN NOT YET FORGOTTEN.

William Dowd, treasurer of the Michigan Relief
Fund, received yesterday, subscriptions amounting
to 1888 81, making the whole amount he has re.
ceived S12OOS2 "A. OF this, $50, 900 has been OH
taiDed from sources outside of New-York CITY sub-
scriptiOns having come from almost every State i'm
the Union. The subscriptions acknowledged YES
terday by Mr.. Dowd, were 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
THE TRIBUNE LIGHT AS A SIGNAL,

"THE TRIBUNE Building is of much value to COM
manders of vessels arriving i'll this port in the
sior, to reporter In fact it is their only guide
after passing Robins Reef and entering the Bay.
First the lighted face of the clock is seen and then
the electric light in the composing room directly
beneath springs into view, and during the entire
Journey up the Bay ii is the star that guides them
safely to their anchorage. TIE TRIBUNE lig hit as il
is called. is well known to all the commanders Ii
seems to be softer and steadier than the many
Others that twinkle on every side"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

EARL d WILSON'S "short bandr collars m
bead edge cuffs are the bcsL sold everywhere. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

SCARCITY OF CROTON WATER.
DURING the drouth the Russian
VIII continue 10 be supplied by their
not be affected by rapid decrease OF tho reserve I'm b
storage reservoirs. ~ NA'" 'N Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

CUREALINE i sal, sure and speedy. On
botuo viii rid your feet of corns. 2jc Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

FIvER.-Biddy 'Earin rs | 'ev. yer
rivrance as ow yer adon so much for the lone TENNIS
I've made bonld to ars II yer would do anythnk for a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d..
li4 LcTingtonavo, noar 29t-AL Hours y to and a In :
Attention To Gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

RUPTURE.--Dr. j. A. Sherman's services are
IN $50 4cn dSaand mat ne Is compelled his time
York; 26l Broadway, Monday Tuesday and SlturIa Rost
AZ MiIH'st., ON wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
Announcements.

sDlit-second Watch ut half price. a Frod-
sham aud JurRensen below manufacturers A
lot American Watches gold ana silver. Best goods boug
10" scIlhg way down. J. H. JOHNSTON, 100 Buwery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

CARPETS. -Axminster Moquettes from 81 80
per yard Tapestry brussels. Body Rrussols II "a
Cash or credit CRossIEfs, Nos 7i0 ana 7l2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

c. G. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufacture,
~" io5 princes offers selsSn sacgnes, domans and
than regular retail hodsos NAH orders solicited oiiuna
altering repairing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
IUNDBORG's PERFUME
EufSIA.
POLAND SPRING WATER.
o. Hutchinson, Agent, lao Nassau 81,
PURE pORT WINE

INE IOKT " INF.
We take pleasure I'm directing attention of the nb IN
Spcer celebrated Port n r,re and n,,,,luor
atod article upon which every may ut implicitly elv
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