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moiresv on MORE antique grounu'nks.
The only trimmings for these toiiets eIc
shell-shaped laces with orange blossoms ~,
term,xed. This handsome fabric does nor
oyant nroiusion OF trimming. Bridal
voiIs are n, two kinds; one Is thrown Dach
ON tho head. and. when not in one piece,
bordercd with lace; the other Is tne
:. ,n;ve ), veil of silk tullc. The former Is
much nrcferred. as the 'juive " ven covers
the whole toilet, and IL rather in the way
Among r,
THE MOST FAVORED HATS
ara tbo "Girondin" shapes. They have
Straioht brims and rather high crowns.
Tbc trimmings consist OF several rows OF
rihhon velvet taken around the crown, and
oetrich nlumes. There is an occasional
variation in the shape OF these hats. some
bove narrow brims, in which case there Is
n bunch Of plumes on the LETT side. III the
Lrin, Il broad, n long amazone plume is
used. Great parlialty Is shown this year
in Paris for fine gray straw hats, raised
ON the sides. All the trimmings for these
arc in the shade of the straw. The brim
lis lined with velvet. Around the crown is
q lone oauze veil, which is long enough to
he taken around the neck. Even the pi-
econ is steel gray; it is placed near the
cdce Of the brim OF the hat among the
0alIze folds. All kinds OF birds are to
trim autumn bonnets.
BIRDS NESTS FOR DRAPERIES. .
Among the plaits in draperes are to be
nests OF tiny birds with plumage OF every
color. The larger birds include doves, pi-
geons, paroquets, and pheaSants.
There are various ways OF dressing the
hair. 1t may lie arranged with the long
catogan braid to fall over the shoulder, and
the front hair waved over the forehead.
Young girls wear their hair low in the
back. either in curls or bralds, and have
their front hair crimped. Another way is
to have a small piece Of the front hair
crimped, and the remainder cOmbed back
in three thick rlnglets. Another style is
the flat couture, with the back hair twisted
or braided ana the front smooth, with a
small, straight bang. Ii the hair il dressed
for an entertainment there may be a flower
near the left ear.
There is n new way to mark handkcr-
chiefs. The name Is marked lengthwiSc on
one end If the hemstitched corner, with the
letters placed one above the other, entwined
like the rings OF chain.
A novel ornament for "pOrtc-bOnheurs "
is a small hump-backed figure in silver or
gOld.-Nelc York Times.
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AUcT1oN sALEs-..Futurs Days.
'-"-"- RS ~ Godsin { Son, Auctloneers.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
/ FORTY ACRES ~. nENRlcQo o MUrT Twn,
on THE NEW NORTH ROAD, AbVrri r, M no
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, hEhh ~
TIE UENRICO AND HANOVER TUhN u. Nj H.
a ,rustee I'm q certain deed Of trust from M.
George ". Carter and wife, bearing date tIie le.il
Of October S72, duly recorded In Henrico C9uh,
~ Court, I'm Deed-Bock No. 90, page 453. shall
N execution thereof proceed to sell at pubic suc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1882
commencing at 5 O'Clock r. N the NEAT MI
ATTR ACTIVE FARM located az above on Will
Mr.. Garter now resides. IL contains rOtl
ACRES. of which about one third IS III WO2us'
The omen land lies well for cultivation. Inc I'M
nroycrnents consist OF All EXCELLENT DIV Eli
iNG newly painted containing seven rooms
kitchen. barn. stable, Ae. There Is an eheelien'
young orchard on the place. The location Is pie',
sant and healthy, the ncighborh0od exceiieht' ana
Tho road. leading 10 II are in hrst-rste order:
TEnMs: Whilst the deed requires cash 70 me ~.
font 81 the expenses Of sale and the amount oi tne
Debt due thereon, vet | am authorized 20 say INA,
the terms Of payment can be made very uoerdt On
the payment Of ono fourth Of the purchase-n0n,ey
fin cash ana lien on the property for the residue
The auctioneers will show the properly 10 'hos'
who may wish to see IL. ,.,ro,>.
coz Trustee.
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Europe, who spend their summers
here TO enjoy the healthy and balmy at
mosphere. II was this that Cooper, the
great novelist, declared TO be +" the noblest
OF all earthly regions" Kemble, the great
traeedian, died at his villa about two miles
from Lausanne. and his tomb Il in the
Cemetery OF st. Pierre de Plain. The
schools OF Lausanne are In very high repute,
and pupils from America and England are
TO be found In them in great numbers.
Professors OF music, drawing, &C., abound,
and the public school OF design is quite IN
nous.
THE CITY or BERNE.
We reached Berne this afternoon, after a
very pleasant Journey OF about four hours
from Geneva. The whole trip was through
beautiful country, especially that border
ing on the lake. Yours, &C.,
C. &. FULTON.
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A Big Thing for Mr.. wilde.

TFrOm Tie SandersVIIIe HeraId.I
Where is Oscar Wilde? Though an
avowed lover of the sunfloVcr, We doubt
if he has ever seen such u specimen as We
now have in our office. This huge flower
was handed Us by Mrs. VI. VI. Mathis, Of
SandersyiIe, Ga. Its weight is 81 pounds,
and its measurement at the base is II inche,
long by , inches wide. We learn that one
Of the little boys climbed the bush to cut il
down. Mrs. Collins carries this with heI
to Texas. 1t would be a matter Of some
interest TO know what size the bushes and
flowers will attain in that fertile soil. We
hope Oscar. dear, may see this article and
let us know hOncst Indian) if he has seen
a duplicate OF this.
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Captured by Pirates.

STARTLING ADVENTURE OF CAPTAIN THOMP-
son, OF THE SCHOONER TRANSIT.
Nessrs. JeX & Co.. OF New York, have
received Il letter from Cove Island. Belize,
Honduras. giving the outlines OF an eX-
citing adventure occurring on board the
schooner Transit, belonging to the firm.
The Transit is in the Central and South
American trade, transporting to various
ports general merchandise sent from New
York by the steamer Madand. She is
commanded by Captain John Thompson,
with the crew OF two men and cook.
About the LIST OF August the Transit lay
at anchor i'm the bay OF GraciaS-a-Dois, the
extreme northeastern point OF Nicaragua.
The schooner was awaiting the arrival
Of the steamer, and lay three miles out
from the town, but within the bar across
the mouth OF the harbOr. At night, when
the captain was asleep in the cabin and
only one man on watch. the schooner WAS
silently boarded by six pirates, who had
steathily approached the ship in two ca
noes. sheltered 10y the darkness. The
marauders were armed TO the teeth, and.
having taken the Transit by surprise, were
able TO seize Captain Thompson and his
three men, after brief but desperate strug-
Gle. The captain and crew were gagged
and bound hand and foot, aud the pirates
took full possession Of their prize. and
ranSacked the ship from stem TO stern. The
pirates, after ma0uyring for some time,
were unable to get over the bar, and the
captain was threatened with death unless
he piloted the vessel out TO sea. He con-
scented TO do so il he was released, and
after getting out to sea the pirates, think
ing themselves safe, began drinking the
aguardicntc, Of which the ships lockers
contained a plentiful supply. The fiery
stuff was partaken OF 10 excess by all
hands, and soon the pirates were in a con-
dition Of almost helpless drunkenness.
Captain Thompson was not the man 10
let this golden opportunity slip. Watch
ing his chance, he ran below, cut the
ropes which bound the captive crew, and
with their help quickly attacked the pirate
band, subdued them, and secured the
whole six safely in irons. The course Of
the ship was then altered and she was
headed for Blue Fields, $50 miles below
Gracias-a-Dios, the nearest point at which
there was a United States consul. Arrived
there the pirates were taken ashore and
surrendered TO the authorities, and Captain
Thompson returned to the port whence he
had been compelled to sail 80 prematurcly
and under such sensational circumstances.
! The pirates were Spaniards, and OF the
most desperate character.
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E0FbitfdeUEru;f.

Among this may be classcd gnarled and
worm-eatcn apples, unripc pears. and
hard-hearted peaches. Indulgence III these
brings the thoughtless person TO where
nothing will get him out OF his difficulties
as promptly and surely rs PERRY DAyIs's
PAIN-KILLER. Hayward children will
often indulge in these things. Mr.. HerSe,
OF Lowell, Mass, writes that for cramp,
and pains in the bowels there is nothing
like TAIN-kILLER. 1t has given speedy
and permanent relief TO his family, aud he
heartily recommends il to everybody else.
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rro,ecution OF a decree Of the Chsncery Cour
~ tbe CITY of Richmond, entered on tue Sth day
~ Nav 1892, i'm the suit Of James Alfred Jones,
trnstee &C. Us Joseph Aliens erccutrix, &c, we
The undersigned, special commissioners thereby
appointed will proceed to sell at public auction
upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, lsS2
AZ bl O'Clock Z. ". that truly valusb JAMES
about 7O7 ACRES, OF which 1876 acres are low
ground, not e1celled by any similar quantity Of
land on james river; about 275 scres arr highlsn "a
i'm hsh state Of cultivation and she balance j. In
original forest growth The Improvements con-
sIst Of a COMFORTABLE BhlCh-AND-FKAME
DWELLING with ak rooms, barn, &C.
This IS an ertste which will not only anord much
enjoyment 80 country home, hut Will al the same
time yield large return upon the Investment J
and We call special attention or all In want OF
such property 10 This sale.
Persons Wishing ts attend the sale VIII take the
train leaving here 4:l5 =. w., and will return
that evening on the $50 train.
A plat Of the property can be seen at the once OF
She suctiOnccr.
TERMS: one fourth cash the bslsDcc at one,
two, aud three years, FOR negotiable notes, with
ppr cent interest and the title 70 be rcts med UNI
iii the whole purchAse-mOncy IS paid, and con-
vtvsnce ordered by the Court For the interc (
he purchaser will De required ~ give negotiable
notes, payable scmi-annu1lly, or hcmay. II he 80
desires, pay Tie whole purchsse-money IN cash
H. II. MARSHALL.
WILLIAM ". CRUMP,
). II. DOOLEG,
Special Commis -iOnCrs,
sale conducted by n. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auc-
toueer. au l3,2O,97.se S.O.6.1.S.S.lO
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BY Il. e. Chsiin { Co..
Zeal Fztltc AuctlOnceY+

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
L BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-SFAT, CONTAIN
ING l42 ACRES WITH A NICE DWELLING,
LOCATED ~ A PRETTY YARD, ONLY
SEVEN MILES FROM THE CITY. NEAR THE
BROOK ROAD. HENklCO COUNrN.-By viz
tue Of deed Of trust fpOm Il, y. Lukens, recorded
IN llenrico County Court I'm ID. y. l07, p. $40 and
1T the request Of the beneficiary I'm said deed, de-
fault having been mAde IN the payment Of the
debt secured, will sell at public auction, OF the
premises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1882,
az p NJ. the ahOve-l2rstsd FARM. formerly
known as DR.. POvelrs. This Is nice property,
with 4 very snug and pretty HOUSE, situated ln a
shady yard. making very desirable home. I'm a
splendid nciZhbOrhOOi, and in easy distance Of tho
city Partc, wishing such property may attend
this sale and secure a bargain.
TRRHS: 3j07.jO and interest from January |,
SS2 and expenses OF s1le cash, and credits Of one,
two. three, four. and Eve years from January l.
1852. - to $500, zoos, ss56. $1,000, and
fl.O52 rs 70 balance. terms AnnOuuedat sale.
Il. B. CHAFFIN, Trustee
sale by Il. ID. CHAvEINS co. AuctIoncors
sea
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by }. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnccr,
lib east Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF 4 SMALL,
n BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, WITH
TWO ACRES IN FRUIT, 1C.-TO be sold ut AUG
ton, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Gill;
At O'Clock i. NJ. that pretty FRAME COT
TAGE. with two acres OF fcrsilc ground well set in
grapes. apples, pears, peaches, &c, situated on the
east side Of McchanicsVille turnpike, adjoining
the farm Of John Wright, E~l.. and lately occu-
pied 10y Mr. G.. L. Perry. The house. lately built.
h1s five rooms. and is In good order. For truck
garden, owing to it, ncsrncss 10 the city, this place
would paw handsomely.
TERMS: one third cash: balance I'm SIX and
twelve months interest added. and secured by :
tru-t-dee.. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
.pO Auctionepr,
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~ Charming Z Rose.
~ Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Aucnoneers snd Brokers,
No. 5 north Tenth street, Richmond, Va

4 UCTION SALE OF A NICE LITTLE
"A BRICK DWELLING ON CLAY STREET
NEAR TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER Ot tlksL
OPPOSITE.-At tile request Of the owner we VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1882,
at A., o'clock +. NJ, She property As above de-
scribcd. The dwelling contains I'VE rooms, with
the usual cOnvcnlcnccs and 1. situated on the rear
Of the lot. thereby anording the purchaser an OPP
pOrlunlty OF having a beautiful nower-gardcn IN
front which would render the home both beautiful
and attractive. The lot fronts 20 feet inches by
a depth Of 10 feet 10 an alley.
The VACANT LOT opposite has front OF ~
feet by depth of - feet 10 an alley. upon which
can lie built 4 dwelling that would pay tic owner \
handsome dividend upon tbs outlay.
TERMS one third cash balance upon credit
of six and twelve months. per cent. Interest
added and secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. CHEWING kOSE'
All 81 AuctiOnecrs.
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From Geneva Along rho Lake via L""'
Same 90 Borno.

CLOSE Of the Musical Fessivai-The Geneva
Streets, Swans, and FIowcrs-A Glacier
Tragedy-L viIias-t'ibbons's
Uousc-The Old Cathedral.
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By sutton & Coz
Real Estate Agentsand Auct'oheerS'
HOS Main street

UCTIoN SALE OF TWO NICE
A LOTS FRONTING on NICHOLSON AN AND
TrnnE Pock F'rrs-tt The request Of the owner
we shall offer for sale ut public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1882,
at . O'Clock r. NJ, the ahOve-descrbcd property:
I,t. LOT fronting 80 feet on the south side or
Fulton street near Louisiana street, and running
back l47 feet 10 an alley.
"a. LOT on the north side or Nlcholson street.
tnoyn a. Tot No. 2. i'm the plan Of Fulton. 'front.'
ing Sc feet and running back about / 90 feet
ypus. Al salc SUTTON & CO..
ga AuctiOnccrs.
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Tho Change An the Winter StyIes-Batisse
syite-Long "Dorsay" RedinGOtes-
Trimmings, Scarf, Draperics, etc, etc.
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IRON. STEEL, &c.

JAMES GORDON. WATKINS, COrTgBLL Coz
JAMES GORDON Il CO., Nos. and s
" Fourteenth street, between Main and Franklin
str@ts, DEALERS N METALS AND GRIND
STONES, offer for sale REFINED, SWEDES, and
NORWAY IRON; Band. Hoop and Sheet
Iron; Norway Nall-Rods : Casi-Sieel NAT; square,
and octa2on: Machinery, Spring ire bIls'ered,
and Toc-Calk STEEL Tin-plate, flK- ana BAR
Tin; Solder, Zinc, Spclter. Pig-Lead- COPPER. and
ali Metals sold in this market: NOV SCOTIA
chiniste, and farmers. -
Also, METAL and WOOD MATERIALS for
CARRlAGE- and WAGON-MAhEhs.
al 3o-oodlm
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. sALEs--.This Day.
'-'-'-"---1 Nv Jas. MacdOus.ll, Anetioneer'
No. 10 Governor street.
FOR Ellis Abram.

for Ellis Abram.
PAwN 17ES KssEsGehT sAST OF OF rohThiTrD
rpf e@Gb and fR6y TATc cmRiNs,
JEWhLkn III, INSTRUMENTS,
R B.5s;, Mo I'D UaSrZLLE-LoADING GINS
OK TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH nm.
st 1o o'clock win sell for SsGo"n' f or f
Acrs Mch The attention Of the public Is re-
specially asked cror-c ALL. AuctIonoor
Parties having fQRrEId5sncDrn The same before
rho av ~ lie or they viii positively be Sold ~
further Indulgence cannot be given, ,.,.o
& ELLIS hDiN1ii
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RAILROAD LINES.
fISI I'D rE.-sssz1J.- ;zslsi So i.s1szs=-s,s-
49, - ~S;i;t,'Nes. -t;rsi-'tfs:.i. = 800 SO.

~ ~ E1>kE-Ez ~lT---nS2 Tx
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE, TAKING EFFECT JULY l,
1852.
daily: Express. lO:l5 T.. VI daily: Chsrlottes-
VIE accommodation. J.. y. except sunday;
for Norfolk md Od Point Comfort 7:35 A. NJ.
and 4:l5 f.. " daily except Sundayl; sunday
special for Newport News and all stations. 7:35
4. VI.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From me West. A.
~. 4. W.. and 1870 +. NJ; from Norfolk and old
Point Comfort. 1925 A. VI. and 10 L. VI. Pull
man slecping-cosches TO White sulphur Cincin-
u2ti, and Louisville.
Ticket-Olices: 1000 Main street, and At depot
n. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
{. W. SMITH. General Manager les
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by W. Goddin 4 Son, Aucuonecrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL
> FARM OF 30 ss-ls0 ACRES IN HENRICO
COUNTY. ABOUT FOUR MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, on THE CENTRAL TURNPIKF.
ADJOINING THE FARM OF MR.. SOLOMON
v. ENROUGHTY. SC.-At the request Of Mr..
Sils. Herbert, whose feeble health prevents him
from managing tie place. We will OFFER for sale 81
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1882,
al ~ o'clock i. VI, the DESIRABLE LITrLE
FARM located as above. recently occupied by him.
containing IS Ss-lOO ACRES, ~ which about
eight acres are In woods; balance open land ~ ex-
cclcnt quality. The Improvements consist of a
dwelling containing two rooms barn. stable &c:
good orchard. The ncighhurhOo'l il = desirable
one. Win IN excellent turnpike leading thereto.
Terms: Cash. $500; bN,pLc" At one and two
years hearing interest. secured yA deed ~ trust.
Possession given At once. The farm can be
bought 4. private sale
CO ~. EOnDfE . -ON Arrtloresrc
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BY II. l.. staples Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuctiOneTA
1lO3 Main street

AUCTION SALE OF NICE TWO
IA STORY BRICK BUILDING, SUITABLE
FOR STORE, DARKROOM. OR EATING HOUSE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED on
DOCK STREET OPPOSITE THE OLD DO
NINION STEAMSHIP COMPANf'S OFFICE
AND SHEDS.-At the request Of the owner. who
has removed from the city and is determined 70
eel, shall oner by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1882.
1t o'clock 4. NJ, the property above described.
Formerly occupied by Jane OConners. Isl. TIE
LOT fronts 20 feet on Water street, and extends
through 10 Rocket. street.
The building Sc comparatively new and IN good
repair. and f. a good stand fOr business.
1RRHS one third cash; the balance I'm ak and
twelve months with interest added. secured by
trust deed. and the improvements kept insured 10y
the purchaser as a further security.
II. l.. STABLES K CO.,
e AuctiouecrA
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STOCK BROKERS'.

John {. WILLIAMS,
~ STOCK BROKER,
III MAIN STREET,
respectfully soilcits the patronage OF hhs friends
and the public for the purchase and sale OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
on commission I'm this and the northern markets.
His long experience and best efforts VIII be used 70
advance Inc Interests Of his customers.
Sc 2-6ts" JOHN Z, WILLIAMS
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Sc ". GODDlN q son. Auctioneers
tIHE UNnFRSIGNED. M. al Am.

TvlE UNDERSIGNED. ". G. CAR
4 RlNGTOS, trustee. ~ virtue u the power
vested in him by dee,i ~ trust executed hy \. r.
Lewis - him ~ trustee, bearing date she . th and
recorded on the lst day Of January. 1870. % &C.
cure the payment of f5.375.4I. due nv bond pay
able on demand - ID. j. ll2rts0ok and the under
signed James l.. AppcrsOn. surviving trUet,c. by
virtue of The power vested in him ny deed 81
trust executed by the said T.. X. LcTls 20 him aud
-. }. iartsook rusteos bsG ring iate thu 2gth day
or January. 1870. and recorded on February
1870. To secure 10 the Jefferson Tnsur:cnce Conp-
ny $4,000. due by two negotiable notes. bearing
date TIE 29lh day Of January, 1870. payable ~
twelve ami eighteen months from dSte respective
~. each for $4,000. and drawn by said Z. X. Lewis
VIII offer FOR sale, In the village OF iOvardsy vile
on the
7rH DAY or OCTOBER, 1882,
at public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE "
Ing In Nelson county, 81 the junction of the jane
and R0cksh rivers adjacent g. the will Age Of How.
ards He, and containing about 1000 ACRES OF
LAND.
This property IS one Of the most valuable farms
on jane river the soil fertile. aud excellent
dwelling and other necessary houses and improve
nentS. and about 30 miles above Richmond.
TEENS or SALE: Cash enough tn pay the costs
or sale and 10 pay the aggregate balance due under
both OF said deeds Of trust amounting to fs.64g42
~ q June ., 1874, with Interest from that day
until paid on ss,lO0.73 thereof subject 80 credits
ance being due 10 The Piedmont and Arlington
Life INSURANCE Company. the assignee. and now
payable - \. L. Boulware, receiver the residue OF
the purchase money will be made payable on such
terms ~ the said T.. II. Lewis may direct and II he
should fail % give such directions, on reasonable
terms. W. C.. CARRINGTON. Trustee.
Sc l-3Ot j. l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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ny Frank y. IIill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. ll0S Main street.

MICE LITTLE BRICK DWELLING,
y No. 1913 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
NEAR NINETEENTH STREET AT AUG
TiON.-On
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1882,
at 81 O'Clock L. VI, the premises, IT the request
OF Mrs. j. W. Sattcrwmtc. we will sell She above
PROPERTY. The house contains f0ur rooms
city water, culvert, Sc. LOT, 3lyS0 feet. VIII
rent Tor 1880 per month, and will be good in
yc.tment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance AZ six and
twelve months. FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO..
sc3 AuciiOneers.
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EOR SALE.-AN ELEGANT RESI- e.
Il DENCE, with TEN ACRES. At pryst. Ri
sale in stanton. Va,-a city famed for health and
educational advantages. All modern convent
cnccs. Necessary oui-buldings. Fine view.
Handsome forest lawn, bearing orchard, and gar
den. Price low: terms easy. Apply on prcmi &c
80 MRS. }. W. MORRISON. or address ;. ID. NOR
RlSON, POst-Oilcc Box 2l6S, Denver, Col
au 10
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NESTLE'S SWISS ONDENSED
~ MILK.
manufactured only at vevey, Switzerland We
guarantee to be tho RICHEST and Pukgsr in the
market, aud free from sdultesatlon of anv kind.
II you wish the BEST be sure " ask for tie
AEsT brand, and take no other.
For sale yall grocers and druggists.
THOMAS LEEAtNG & Co, Sole Agents,
IN Zo-6m 1sCol.ess Pace. New York city
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP [FSTs
~ COMPANY. sszskkAzsA
FOR NFV YORK

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendid
stcsptrs-t, | NANDOT1E. HOhNOkE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, aud RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
For hours Of Ealing. ser advertisement below.
steamer leave New ork Tt esd =. TIL Rs
DAlS,snd SATURDAYS Al l.. ". rroH Pier &c
new number. North river. foot of Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, stStc-rO0uis, ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed
Aftcr-csbin fare 20 New York 0ncluding meals
and berth. SO: round-trp tickets, SIS: Storage.
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence. So.
treights FOR points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock Z. n. daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co, Agents.
jy % ofice Company rharYe.. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
=
m, n Seldom Taylor,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE JAMEs-RivER ESTATE
KNOWN AS
LOWER TUcKAHoE,'
FOR MANY YEARS OWNED AND oCCorlnD
BY RICHARD S. ALLEN, ESQ.,
LYING IN THE
COUNTY OF GO0CHLAND,
THIRTEEN HTLEs FROM RICHMOND,
or THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf RhlLhOAD'
WHICH PASSES THROUGH IT.
AFFoRDING MOST EXCELLENT TRANS
PoRTATION FACILITIES