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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old AIff53f,

.TOR NEW YORK.-The Old 81,
4 Dominion steamship COMPANY ssz6kissS-s -
proposed sailings for the week fo.iowing.arc:
OtD DOMINION. Captain WALkEK, friday
October 27ih. at ? O'Clock l.. u.
GUIANDOTTE captain KELLY, SUNDAY
October 29th. at g O'Clock \. VI.
ROANOkE, Captain CorCH, TUESDAY, Octo-
her 3lst,at 7 O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until l O'Clock Il. NJ. Friday,
, O'Clock Z. VI. Saturday, aud to , O'Clock I. VI.
Monday.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, aud west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare TO New NOrh (including meals
and BERTH, SO; bankruptcies. flS; storage
with subsistence. 81: without subsistence. SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays, and saturdays 10y the Richmond
ana petersburg railroad at 1880 4. VI. will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days CABIN fare, 5000. Tickets To- De had al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. "
CARRIERS. 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN : CO., Agents,
Oc 25 COMPANY $ Wharf. Rockets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by william ii. Lyme Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
11l3 Main street

11l3 Main street
UCTION SALE OF
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
SUBURBAN PLACE OF CHAN
MING NJ. ROBINSON, ESQ,
HALF 4 MILE WEST OF THE CITY
TuIRTY-sIX ACRES
VERY VALUABLE LAND, WITH EXCEL
LENT IMPROVEMENT
GROVE AVENUE.
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by sampson & Adam,On,
Real Estate Agents.
Manchester. Va.

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EN-
y CELLENT FARM OF SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN ACRES. ADJOINING THE CLO-
YER lllLL COAI MINE. IN CHESTERFIELD
COT MY. Vain pursuance of the DEGREES Of
the Circuit Cour; of Chesterfield county. entered
May lG, 1879. November 10. 1850. and May l.,
lsS2. respectively, In the cause OF " Emma d.
Cox. guardian. Sc. rs. Cox and uis.." depending
therein, We. the under gncd. special commi- siou-
eIs. viii offer for sale by public auction, AT The
Glover Hin cOal-nIncS ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1S.1ss2.
At 10. O'Clock L. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE
AND EXCELLENT FARM. containing six
HrNDRED AND THIRTEEN l6l3) ACRES.
adjoining the said Glover liill Coal-Nmcs and the
ia,ids Of \. Il. lizard and oilers. known as the
"CLONER IllT.L FARM" formerly the resi-
dcncc OF Judge James If. Cox, andof which J.P.
Cox died seized and possessed.
This is an excellent farm. aud has 4 comfortable
DIV ELLlNG-HOl 81 thereon. with the usual
flr1n-9uiidings-al IN good repair; and there is
every indication that the place abound, In coal.
Also. a. the same time and place. 4 SMALL
TRACT Of LAND Of 4s ACRES, adjoining
TERMS: one fourth cash; and The residue on
credit Of one. two, and three years in equal Install
mcnts. with interest on the deferred payments
from day of sale, payable scmi-amnullly. and ttlo
retained until the whole of purchasc-noncy Is pad
and a conveyance ordered by Tie Court.
MEADE HA>kJNS
ID. :. WOODBRIDGE.
oc Zf-ZtaW3W special Commissioners.
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctionocrs, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF \
L MOST DESIRABLE STOREIOUSE AND
LOT Al DON tR MILLS. GOOCIILANn COI-N-
Tl.NA.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed DIV
John -. Goodman and wife, dated August 3. $50
and OF record IN tn clerks office OF Goochland
County Court shall sell By public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1882.
commencing nj - o'clock NJ, that NATI-A-
BILE SIOREHOUSE AND LOT. now and for
some time past occupied and used by said Good
man Tor mercantile purpose. at Dover Mills The
LOI contains Vnc-half acre of land. and me-
SIoKfIloi ~ and Improvements are all that
could be desired for such business. This nroncr,,
Is regarded - one of the best stands for mcrcau.
tlle purposes In G0ochlani county.
1fRMS: one fourth cash; balance az SIX
twelve, AMI eighteen months. interest added and
secured by deed OF trust upon the property.
,, MARCEl.LUS >NEAD, Trustee.
CHEWING ROSE, Auctionccrs.
uc ooGNoI AIS
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have associated my son, J. i. HEWITT, with
me and viii continue the MANUFACTURING
OF CIGARS at the old stand, No. 22 south Eout-
teenth street, under the name Of HEWITT
son, and we respectfully solicit orders from the
trade. foe 3l-cOd2wl HEWITT x Sun.
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NOR SALE. A FINE ASSORTMENT
Il OF GENUINE DUTCH FLOWER-BULBS,
such rs TIYACINTHS, TULIPS. CROCUS, NAK,
CISStjS &C.. left over from my recent sales. VIII
be sold very low to close consignment.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioncer,
oc 30 No 10 Governor street.
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7. THOMPSON BROWN. Auction,
BY Grubbs 3 " iliams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
X BILE LAND-PART OF ROSENFATII-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND \ QUARTER ACRES. IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS. ALONG TIE LINE
OF TIE GROWTH OF THE CIfI.AT AUC-
TION.-I;Y virtue Of a decree of the Chanccry
Court of the city OF Richmond. In a suit therein
bending STYLED Caldwell aud y lie. &C.. u.s. kcnt's
executors. &C.. the UNDERSIGNED. special commits
sioners will sell at public auctions on the premises
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lfTH.
at AZ o'clock L. M.thc TRACT OF LAND I'm Hen
rico county about one and half miles west of the
corporation line called "ROSENtATH." contain
Ing EIGHTY AND \ QUARTER ACRES. more
or less fronting on the south side of the continual
ton of Broad street and adjoining the lands of j.
NJ Lyncman. samuel Is. Mifchells estate. and j.
VI. White. on the road leading from the Grove
rord To The continuation Of Broad street
This tract will hc suhdiNidcd into lots To suit
purchasers and plat thereof lett az tie Office OF
Grubbs & " ,ians. real estate GcuOnccrs, for III
spcctiOn previous 20 the day of sale.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance in three equal
instalncnts. with interest added payable at siN.
twelve. and eighteen months. the purchaser to exc
cute negotiable note for the deferred instruments,
and the title IL be retained until all The purchase
money Is paid and 4 conveyance ordered by the
Court. ROBERT HOW AID,
j. II. DOOLFG.
Special Commissioners.
GRUEEs & WILLIAMS. huctionccfs. no2
By Grub, & Williams.
Veal F-fafp AVpufs and AicffCuc4rs
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IroR OTHER. LOCAL SEE FIRST FACE
A Fearful Tragedy.

MRS. sEGUIN, A wELL-KNowN NEW YORK
LADY. SHOOTS AND KILLS HER THREE CHILL
DREN AND THEN KILLS HERSELF.
NEW YORK, October 31.-Mrs. Seguin,
aged thirty-six, the wife of Dr. Edward c.
Seguin, noted specialist on diseases of
the brain, shot and killed her three
young children this afternoon and then
killed herself ut No. Al west TWEEN
tieth street. There is no other cause
known for the terrible tragedy than in
sanity i'm the mother. The children were:
Edward D.. aged six years; John Van
Duyn, aged five years; and Jeannette, aged
four years. They were all shot through the
head and instantly killed. Tire mothers
death was rs sudden and probably painless
rs theirs. The frightful feature of the TRACE
DIV isl the manner Of the murder. Mrs. Seguin
took the children TO an empty spare room
mt the top OF the five-story house, in the
absence OF her husband, and when the SER
wants were engaged in the basement and
locked herself in with them. The servants
believed that they had gone out for walk.
What happened in the room will never be
known, but when DR.. Amidon Mrs. Sc
gums brother) called at O'Clock, and,
with his suspicious aroused by the long
absence Of the family. made q search OF the
house, mother and children were found
dead, all shot through the head. The chill
dren's hands were tied behind their backs
with whip-cord. they were blindfOlded
with handkerchiefs, and from all appear
ances they must have been shot while play
ing blind mans bluff with their destroyer.
They had been dead for at least an hour
and half, and were quite cold. Three
pistols were found in the room, all OF large
eGlibre, and all had been used.
1t Is in evidence that Mrs. SeSuin had
been respondent from physical causes for
some time, but she had shown no symptoms
az insanity. She was a small, slim woman
ui nervous temperament. Her domestic
lie was very happy, and therewas no fam
lily trouble. DIR. Seguin returned home
about o'clock, and upon hearing the
dreadful news.was utterly presrated. He
Is in state OF mental distress md under
the care OF physician His wife was the
daughter OF a Massachusetts, farmer. The
couple moved in the best society. The
family occupied fiyo-stOry mownstone
house elegantly furnished. The three SER
vanisin the house noticed during the dav
that Mrs. Seguin was moody. She had for
several weeks been in q condition which
her brother, DR.. Amldon, termed "the
blues
VERDICT OF THE OOseOSER's JUIM.
New AoRK November 1.-The coronel's
inquest a,pon the bodies Of Mrs. Margaret
-Seguin and her three children developed
The fad ahat Mrs. Seguin, for some time
before sheu<illed her children and horsclf.
had betnvery melancholy. and had acted
strangely. Just before tie tragedy occur
red she seiri the nurse and hall-bUy .out of
the HOUSE on errands. The children were
shot each iplthe left tcmpIs, and 1las. sa-
q gum IN the right temple. After hearin.
the evidence the jury retufped veudici
= fthat the hurdles and suicide were co@mit-
9ed by Mrs. ssguin while her mind M,,s
temporarily deranged. Mr.. Seguin Is se-
Eously i'll at the u ifth-Avenue Hotel.
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GUNS. sroRrINa Goons

(HUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-In
~ store large and complete a. -
sortment of Observation-Disclosures <$ y.
GUNS, both OF English and American >l<kSsfa3
make, ranging from $50 upwards, ,l.o . -.
s, s Of MuZZIE-LoA GUNS aud All t,nEds
c os srokTlNG GOODS for sale Is Cheap AS they
bes, oe bought any where. REPAIRING done IN
,%s, style: +. W. rIGNOR, 1919 Main s,raa ~
ins.ciihlond' Va; also, agent for the celeh,ateI
d Ieas'-shoI sporting-Powaer and Blasting. Pow.
Qe23-lm
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Real Estate Agents and Auciionccrs.
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLE BRICK STORE. WITH DWELL
ING ABON T.. No. ii WEST EHOhD STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND BROOK
AVENUE. SUBJECT TO THE LEE ESTATE
OF MRS. FRANCES GRIFFIN. AZ AUCTION.
liy virtue If "A decree Of the Crcuit Court of Hon
rico county i'm the suit OF Grifin's executors rs.
Griffin, &C.. entered on tie 27lh day of October.
1852. will. rs special commissioner. sell 10y auc-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER @. 1882.
at A. O'Clock l.. W., the VALUABLE STORE Sit
uatcd rs above described. and occupied hy simon
Sycle. Esq. BcsiGes the store there are SIX rooms
above. brick kitchen, and lunbcr-hOuse on the
alley.
The LOT fronts about % feet, and runs back
about l2O feet to "a wide alley. There l. also an
alley from the front in common 10 this house and
the one adjoining on the east. The location Of this
properly T. In the very heart of the business por
ton of upper Broad street. and commanding a. IL
does at All times fair rent. il should attract the
attention of Investors particularly.
The sale = made subject to the life estate OF Mrs
Frances Griffin. to whom the house was assigned a.
q part Of her dover.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months for notes. with inter-
esl added, and title retained until the property f.
fully paid for \. l.. BOJLWARE.
Special Commissioner.
GRrBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. &c %
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By W. GOddin X son,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
corner of Rank and Eleventh efrccfs

TRUSTKE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE AND
NINETEENTH STREETS: Also, on TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN
Twenty THIRD ASD TWFNTY-FOVRTH
OF FRANkLlN STREET BETWEEN MAYO
STREET AND BALLARD IOUSE.-By virtue
of three several deeds Of trust duly recorded in
Richmond thanccry Court. The first hearing dat"
18th February, 1879. the second hearing date
18th April. 1879, and The third hearing date lilh
October. 1S79-thc first recorded I'm Book No.
IA A., plge III the second I'm Book No. Ia
A.. page 3O3; and the third in Book No. rs c..
page ISL shall, as trustee, proceed 10 scll at
public auction, on the premises, in the order adj
yertised. AZ O'Clock i. NJ. on
TIL RSDAN. NoNEMBEI Q. 1852.
thc following VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Those TWO BRICK DWELLINGS. covered
with slate, at the southwest corner Of trace and
Nineteenth streets. each containing cgnt rooms.
with excellent brick kitchen I'm the rear occupiod
Ing an aggregate front Of 80 feet by 100 feet IN
rear.
Also, at . o'clock p. ~, the EXCELLENT
BRICK TENEMENT on the SOuth side Of Frank
lin between Twenty-lhrd and Twenty-fourth
streets, fronting 20 PIP feet. running back l57
feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide. occupied by Mr.. j.
ID. Redwood. containing eleven rooms. with large
aud comfortable brick Kitchen in the rear.
And lastly, al q: o'clock =. NJ. the LARGE
THRkE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT occupied
by Mr.. Reichman ana Mr.. Norris. ON the north
side Of Franklin between Mayo street ana the Bal
lard House. fronting 23 feet, r. ming back 70 feet
to an alley.
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require cash sale.
yet am authorized 10y the parties to accept one
fourth cash balance at SIX twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes interest added So
cured by decd of trust all cash, at the option
of the purchasers. \. l.. BOULWNRf.
oc 2sS3l&No2,4,7.s.9 Trustee.
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DENTISTS.

Elegant rooms: uses best materials: gentle.
Iniek. and thorough work; long experience, and
prices reduced shall resume the use of gas as soon
Is apparatus eau be procured. Qc22-3m
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by George r.. Crawford.
Real Estate Asentand Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

I oMmlSslONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ But DESIRABLE FRANr IioI-SE ~,
TVt q kkooAls, NO. 206 DUVAI STREET. EF
49, TN sEt OND AND THIRD STREETS.-Hy
a ies o. decree Of the Chancery Court of The
cliy OF richmond, pronounced la The case of KiIty
20. hli'y Z, 0Ls the undersigned, special commits
'''"'i WIZ sea al auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3lsr,
at i. NJ. the HOUSE AND LOT ,hovo ,,o,,-
uOueu The lot fronts on the north side of DuyaI
street re-, 20 ieet, ana runs back about 3 : feet
IEEMs: One rhrd cash balance In six and
Twelve months. the purchaser To execute his notes
WIN interest added, for the deferred payments
anu titc 10 be retained until the whole OF ihc mr.
.,lLse-Hloney Is paid and conveyance ordered by
uic Court. JAMES ALSTON CABELL,
o.o Special Commissioner.
ukORGE +. CRAWFORD, Ahctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
postponed IN account Of Trades Parade until
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER sTm,
II same hour M,
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RAILROAD LINES.
@HE:g !, -sgssazg zsSgzE

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 49,
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville aad Clncin-
natl express BIB =. NJ. daily; mall, A. VI.
daily Except sunday; Charlottesville accommo-
daiion, 1886 l.. ". daily; for Norfolk ana Ola
Point. 1885 A. NJ. and 4:15 T.. VI. daily Except
TIE 5:15 +. NJ TRAIN DOES NOT STOP
FOR LOCAL BUSINESS.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From The West . \.
VI. daily, f:15 4. ". Except Sunday. and $3.50 y.
VI. daily: from Norfolk and Old Point. ll:i5 \. VI.
and 1880 l.. N. daily except sunday.
Pullman slccping-csrs and day coaches from
Charlottesville Y:IO i. -. daily 10 Louisville aad
Cincinnati without change.
Ticket-Oilccs: 1000 Main street aud ChCsa-
peakc and Ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
G.. W. SMITH. General Manager oc29
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DIvIDENNS.

TO THE CREDITORS OF TIE RICH.
4 M0ND BANNING AND INsIrRANcy
nUJPANl I~fI' are hereby Acifci thar n
- i;iDEND on FIFTY PER lEN3 viii be paid
W tis cIcdi.ors of Dle Richmond ttaIs Ing and In
n.y. on ana amer SATURDAY the ith November
leXt. CHARLES n WffiTf =. CEN
w GIL" Tyafte
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House RoBBED.-During the parade OF
Tuesday the house Of Mr.. Henry Pye,
cigar manufacturer, 2404 east Main street,
was entered and robbed Of 500 and gold
watch and chain
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AU(yruON sALEs-This Day.
BY Jas. Macdonald. Auctioneer'
No 10 CoyernOr street.

By Jas. Macdonald. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
CyITPERIOR LOT OF FINE YOU NJ
- HORSES AT AUCTiON.-By request o. inc
owner who A. one Of the largest raisers OF nne
stock In The State. will sell at the hentuchy ot"
bles' corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets, on
THURSDAY, 2D INSTANT,
Mt 10 O'Clock,
10 HEAD OF EXCELLENT YOUNG HORSES
embracing
HAMBLETOEIAN MARE,
KING BOLT GELDING,
PAIR BLACK GELDlNGS,
PAIR BAY GEIDINGs, ,,<>, ,re,
4 FINE3- and 3H-YEAR-0LD COLTS.
ALSO.
3k-YEAR-OLD MULE, wel-Oroke.
The above stock arc all nrst-class, wen
and I'm good condition. and meiit Gas thcy snoull
hayel tho attention OF lovers Of good Stock icd'-
grees al S''e' '''e P''''JXS JAS. MACDOUGALL,
oc3I Auciionccr.
BvJno. f.. LaughtOn. Jr.. Aucttoneer.
1906 Main street.
BALANCE OF DAMAGED DRESS
ID GOODS AND HATS-OIL-P AWNINGS AT
AIrC'TIOS-Thc balance of the stock of DRESS
GOODS ALPACAS, HATS. &c. slightly damaged
bv water. Will he sold nc auction for account of
whom IL may concern. at my auciion-housc
THIS DAY THURSDAY
at 10 o'clock.
ALSO,
Tho balance Of the consignment Of OIL-PAINT-
INCS will be sold al o'clock i. N.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON. JE.,
mol Auctionecr.
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EOR BALTIMORE. fI-,s17.,
Il Sr.Ssas..s&-
POWIIATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF,

Untr further notice. the steamer LUCILLE will
SAIL every MONDAY 1T II noon from POWHA-
TAN DOCK, at Twcnty-fOTth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore
Through bills Of ladlng signed and goods for
wsrdcd with dispatch To points North and West
Freight received daily until i. VI.
For further Information. apply to
". .. Knight, Agent.
ID. j. WEISICER, Soliciting Agent. de ~
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSTIIP.-

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The co-partncrship heretofore eXistmg be-
tween v :. CARLTON and CHARLES II. Nc
GRUDER, under the frm-name and style Of
CARLTON & MCGRUDER, j. this day dissolved
bv mutual consent. CHARLES II. MCGRUDER
assumes all the liabilities of the late firm, and Is
alone authorized 10 sign the flrm-name in release
of obligations debts due The said firm.
V. <. CARLTON.
&. III. MCGRUDER.
I shall continue the BOOT AID SHOE BUSI-
NESS at the old stand Of Carlton & McGrudcr, 500
Maize street. aud take this method of returning
thanks to the patrons of the late firm. and re-
SD. clfully solicit continuance of thcu fayOrs.
no l-3t G. II. MCGR UDER & co.
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By Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
l0l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOUSE
AND LOT IN THE WEST FND.-By virtue
81 certain deed Of trust, dated October IS lsSO
ii recorded Ia Richmond Chamcery Court. ID. a.
IL - page 27O' default having been made In the
luired 50 To do by the beneficiary, Shall sell bv
auction, on the premises, ON -
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1852,
al o'clock l.; NJ, the following PROPERTY
conveyed IN said decd certain LOT OFLAND
Win small framed house thereon. fronting thirty
ieet on me north line Of Claiborne street near
randolph street. and extending back I35 feet 10
an alley l6 feet inches wide ~
. TERMS Cash as to costs Of sale and a motto of
slOu, with Interest from October 10, IsS2: hal
ancc rs announced at sale.
,,. FURMAN TUPPER, Trustee.
FURMAN 1CPrER, Auciioneer. M
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TIE MOZART THIS EyENING.-First, over
ture. Semiramide," Rossini,) orchestra ;
second, duo, ely, 0 Thou Birding"
(Abt.) Mrs. j. Reinhardt and Mrs. John H..
knowles, Jr. third. solo violin, "Sounds
from Home" (Gungl.) Mr.. IL. f. Laube I;
fourth, solo contralto, Mrs. John H..
Knowles. Jr. fifth, pot pOurri, "Troya-
tore" (Verdi,) orchestra; sixth, solo So
prano, "The Alpine Horn" Proch,) Mrs.
J. Reinhardt; seventh. solo clarinet, Can
tasia," (Carrulli,) Mr.. Felix Jardella;
eighth, a, lies Fauvettes " polka, (BOuS-
quet,) h, "Tramway" gallon, (Gobbaerts,)
orchestra
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TuE CO.PARTNERSIIP or HEWITT

& WALKER is. by mutual agreement, this
day dissolved. THOMAS NJ. HEWITT has the eX-
elusive right to collect the claims due the partner
ship and TO close up the business.
T. NJ. HEWITT,
WILLIAM WALKER.
ncropVp 90 1880
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WOOD AND COAL.

w ANTED, CASH PURCHASERS
w ANTIkACi1 + COAL, house slzes-l,-t tn
H rp5THet; LEHiGH LUMP COAL, for fonndrirs:
on,.,' NH ,sdLlNI the peerless coal for
SSrr pt, AND SMITH COAL. FOREST PINE
mUop' sawed and kindlipg Prices satisficiorv
Tor best Goals, and full weights. '0''
ans Seventeenth IT,, -, iAIikoP,
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DICHMOND AND AL l. l. q II Az Y
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS
N EFFECT OCTOBFR -. 1882.


N EFFECT OCTOBFE -. 1882.
LEAVE RICHNOND:
7:20 A. NJ. MAIL daily (eyceIt sunday. con-
Meeting At lyuchburg With Virginia
Midland railway for all points
north. and Norfolk and Western rail-
rOsd for knoXillc, thattsnooRa: At
lanta. Nashville. Louisville. NOM
plls. New Orleans. and All poiuls
In the SoutD. southwest. and Tea ~
Day coaches, Richmond o. Lynch
burg: sleeper. LynchbuTg 10 New
Orleans ana Memphis without
$3.50 p. n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
sunday between Richmond and
900 p. ". NIGHT EXPRESS daily Except
sunday between Richmond ana
Lynchburg.
S.3O A. ". E%II'RsION Sundays only. be-
tween Richmond and ScOttsyillc.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
900 L. NJ MAIL daily Except sunday.
I0:3O A. ". ACCOMMODATION daily teAccls
700 \. NJ. NiGHT EXPRESS daily tcxo,Yt
Monday.
700 +. ". EXCURSION sunday only.
CONNECTIONS
Al Richmond with associated railways for 300
points south. and Richmond. Fredericksburg anna
Potomac railroad for all points North.
SicepiHq-cGf dftdchcd ~ NtIW LIYr'N" f,f
Lyucibrrg. ~ :. b@ibvt a.
&c 20 Gcreral Freight aud PASSENGER f-e'..
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RICHMOND, VA, November /. 1882.

RICHMOND, VA, November ]. 1Ss2.
4 co-partncrship is This day formed by A. +.
STRAIJS and II. +. EZEKIEL, under the firm
name % -
STRAUS & EZEKIEL.
for conducting the PRINTING AND BlLL-PoST-
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. ut 1902 Main
street. no %-Zt
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HAVING MITHDRAMN FROM TIE

Il y iNt W Il NINA w y Il liO-H III
/ 4 firm of HEWITT & WALKFR, beg 10 in
form my friends that have The sole and exclusive
right TO manufacture the "CRACh-SliOl "
BRAND. and expect 10 make arrangements in
about Ten DAYS whereby all orders viii he promptly
filled and guaranteed equal il no, superior to any
vet put upon the market.
DC 3I-eod2w WILLIAM WALKER.
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ID at. 1907 p. ST. 1920 Pm inor.M
YORN-RINEE ltNl
al 2:4j Z. VI. 40 a. u G.nu T.. g..

4 Passenger .tr-l~li raf- g.. ..-r IS
/ daily. .ll az. sandy rN. ~H.....
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Memorial Meeting.

The Robert Peel Brooks Memorial Asso'
citation will hold memorial meeting To-
night at O'Clock at the Second (colored)
Baptist church.
The following is the programme Music.
Prayer, Rev. IL. ii. Mitchell. Music. Eu-
logy, Hon. John Mercer Langston, Lii: ID.
Eulogy. Hon. w. n. Stevens. Music. Eu'
logy, Hon, s. u. Witt. Eulogy, W. {.
Roane, Esq. Eulogy. +. \. Randolph,
Esq. Music. Eulogy, James Hayes
Poem, r. J. Chilcs. Music. Bencdiction,
Rev. William Troy.