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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL Nov 2l-Arrlved steamers Explorer Corbish
Low from New orleans q; Lake Manitoba ecot nom
Montreal nov 7; Missouri Gieg. lron Boston oY lO IRA
cla span. Isgril from tOntcc1 Nov Enrique. Nuich
'Iom Norfolk Nov ]; EastbOnno, Watson from dal'es'On
oct ~ n, Mt. ,uo,,
HHwBrn5 gov 2l-Aruyed steamer vandalia Karowa
from New York Nov 4. ,,,,-.,
from Baltimore Nov 2. rr.,,., 49,
Ham lrirg. hence for NcW.Nork .,-
IlRvP Nov 2iArived steamer state ~ Georgia NOODLE
from New.York Nov 9. on her way 10 glasgow
U,vax, yov 2l-Arriged steamer city q Alexandria
Zimmerman from EewYOrk on her way to Mexican ports
DOMESTIC PORrs
BOSTON Nov 9l-Ceared. steamer Harlsey tBr Peters
West IartielOoL .,-,.-- D.
from for Sew York IA eAY condt1'h LOUISA
sailed steamer Fannie, New-York.
DELAWARE BVLAKWATEK, NOv 2iArrye', steamer BREAK
water. New York ~,
BALfM0Rs Nov 2f-Arrived. steamers Canonbury OBI,
TAYLOR NewYOrk, JOhD Garrett Foster 90; W Eiuhe
CLEARED steamer Martha Stevens. Chance New.York
CHARLF-rOy Nov 2I-Arrived steamer city o. Columbia
POM ROYAL Nov 2I-Arrived steamer Western Texas,
RISK New.York ana proceeded to Fernandna
SAVANNAH, Nov 2l-.AuvcL steamer cry OF SAVANNAH
sailed. steamers berkshire and Tallahassee 49,.
ETWDHLEkNs. NOy2-Clealcd steamers ryan ClJB anu
Hudson: NeW YORK;
Al ne Passe, irrived steamer Yuc ltan Liyernool
GALVESTON NOv 2lArrived steamer state OF eKaSRsk
New ork
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HOTEL NENDOME,
BrUadWaV
with bath and connected with each SUITE Lease az
rental from 500 to 3 a year. including gas steam
heat The restaurant Il located on the
ninth story is for the exclusive Of those renting
Itmenf- The hotel viii DE ready for occupancy
Der ! and open for INSPECTION
To parties who desi the pI1saey OF home with all
cODvenienccs and uXuries OF rsass hotel apart
ments attractions which ca not be found elsewhere
+. J. KELBOURSR, Manager.
Indigestion, rheumatism and nervousn ess
disappear with the OF PRrkers Ginger Tonic.
LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
Fragrant and refreshing.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feyerish-
ness restlessneAs worms, constipation. TasteiosA 25c
Write to Mrs. Lydia K. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mast Of OF female weakness by
ing hor Vegetable COmpOand.
100000 worth Furniture Coverings and
DrsPoiea Just opened In all the new designs and coongs a.
one half tneiI value.
sHDFARD KsAPP d Co., siIth.aVs and lSthst
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STATEN ISLAND.
MARINE LNTELLiGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
sunrses $500 SETS 37 Moon sets IS Moonsage day1 II
AGA Wafer r5-JAl
AM-sandy HOOK. 4:54. Gov island. 532, Hell Gate z2l
PM-Sandy Hook. 5:23 Gov siaut 0:O', Hell Gate Gi1
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
TO-DAY.
Vessel. From Ltnc ,
Peconc McditcrTa'n ports ed ard y YORK
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HOteL-The Duke of Newcastle. ---
Holman HOuseThe Earl OF Az lesford. ...EQh Arenue
opi-(ieneral John w. Foster, OF Idiana.... Gtlseg
House-Judge Charles Daniels, of Buffalo. .BrcoOOf
H0use-The Bon II. c. Plunke,t, OF Ireland.
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SHIPPING VFJVS.
PORT OF NETWORK ........TUESDAY. NOV IL. 1887


NHIPPIAfT
PORT OF NETWORK ......... TUESDAY. NOV 81. 1882.
ARRIVED
steamer wyoming rBr) Douglass, Liverpool NOV H. ana
Queenstown r. with mdse and passengersto williams Z"
49, A. ,vt,h r,ds.
and passengers 90 W ID Morgan. o,.-,--... On .o,..
Steamer CityOf Atlanta, LOCKWOOD Charso" y" "oui'
with md se and passenger TO w Quintard q CO. -.
smith. savannah, Gays n"oo anu
passengers to Henry YOnge, IT. ..-, ,,o , ~,,,n
Steamet stella Ouch aTnsen. Amsterdam NOV J. WIN
mdse and passengers to u II zoe LAeI ~, h a.o IN
Steamer Regu atOr DOane. Wilmington NJ WIN muse y"
Steamer Guyandotte Kelly. Richmond, Norfolk ana Guy
Ponf Win misr and passengers IN Ola Dominion "a %
steamer Richmond Vincent West POinNa WIN mdse anu
passengers - ora Dominion $500 -. ,-,. O dara
Steamer Knckerbocker kemDle', e NemrOi my"
with mdse and passengers 10 Clark & seaman. --.-.
Steamer Neleu Bearse Boston, with mdse ana passenge
to II BimOck.
SUNSET Wind At sandy Hook, Hight N hay Az CITY
Island, light. Sc; cloudy
CLEABED.
steamer Alaska (Br. Murray Liverpool via oueensto"n-
steamer Bavarian ,Br) Lazzalo Lverpoo-seager Bros
Steamer Lake Nep tBr, CampDeu, LFefpooi-ooiser
Bros. ,, ,,oo, Z.
.teamer Chateau Leoyie FRI, Olivier Bordeaux-Funch,
steamer Labrador FIR. serv Havre-Ious de Bebian
steamer tBr Locke, 81 kitis . Pierre POrt SPAN
steamer Giancis Bearse. Boqton--fi = Dlnook.
steamer Fanny cad 1la Ter CLARK, Baitnore-J hrehs
steamer Old DOMINION Walker Noflolk'Cty POM ana
steamer Chattahoochee. DAggett, Savannah Ga Henry
YOago,Jr
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Cooper insanity case before SherifTs jury.
Iessie Maillard's trial In General Sessions
Conntv Democracy massme, ting Cooper Institute.
Meeting OF Brooklyn Young Republican Club
Senate Committees investigation OF the Emigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Announcements.

CRUTCHEs.-Crandal's Patent Extension Safe
tyTip Crutch made by Pomeroy Truss Company No 1856
broadway, corner OF I0thst. Clutches repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

Earl g. Wilson's f and W brand of Mems
Collars and Cuns are the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

large party, including few OF the BapIIsV
preachers from this and neighboring cities assem-
pnon 70 hid farewell 10 the Rev. Charles II. Spur
geon. IT, son eff the eminent London preacher Mr,
spurscon expressed himself as delighted WIN hia
American institutions ne he Pas fasbpr fn undertake
Trim 70 this country w. +. Warrington; Mr. spur
gnann,s Companion. also sailed on the Alaska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

l44 Lexington ave. bet geen 24th and }Oth.st7
Hours TO tot Impotence fertility Dl3ea ses of IN.
Genito Urinary orr system speciaities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

S42, sevres Pate teldreD plate jeTeliedb SSd
vase. reticuiated and jeweled. $27; pair OF me
same. bottie-shaped, $2S 80 each, plaque, snow snow
ing the highest degree of Japanese clols2nne "I 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
RELIEVING HER BROTHER TO BE INSANE

Mrs. Elizabeth Hart. the sister of John IL Clancy
the alleged lunatic. has addressed letter 10 VI
A. L. Macdonald the superintendent OF the ASYLUM
for the Insane on Wards Island, protesting AGAINST
the probable release OF her brother from that lnst-
tution She declares that she has come TO the con
cluson that he Ia insane She is not aDIe 10 SUI.
mort HIM. She has also requested Aaron Kahn, tne
counsel for the patient to stop ali proceedings III
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HOTEL EENDOME,

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Ii
27th.st bet Madison and 5th ayes. W. II HANKIysoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Illustrated Travel and Adventure,

a Seriel Story Of Adventure, c. A. Stephens
Irish Fishing village, by Julian hawthorne
Tale and F. Luce
Times the Missouri, by Mlssourlan'
@'' ~ Lieut. p T. Grnnel
Adventures in a Whaling Cruise North Pacific. -
1AO'0i' " ' Macomber Brett.
The Of Adventure by the c'PoDdsnt
OF e LOnd0 Telegraph, PM hoplnson'
Child Life Japan Curious Pictures and DOe,de .
Dents "A traveller that Prof. r. B. Morse
Railway Thrilling railroad Among others viii be Inc
Life Dustin the Water and
Messenger Riley" by Walter a Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
"Reminiscences anu Anecdotes.


Shows, by james Parton
SIOIos VI O1@ - Knowles
of
Oh 'n0 '''-F' S. S
Victor Hugo Home chay Of the home the
NV his Rlcnard lresCllue
of AS from
Word H. w. Lucy
priant Articles "reminiscences Stanley
Of Abbey, by ;; Canon f. W.; FH H ar
Danish H Leader u scc, articles containing personal
''"''' - Alexander H. Stephens
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GOOD PRICES FOR OBJECTS OF ART.

The attendance was large and the bidding spirited
nj the brc-a- brac sale ia Kirby Cos gal cry, No.
$40 and SIT Broadway, yesterday. The collection,
winch comprises art furniture by celebrated makers,
oil paintings. and library OF standard aud Illus
trated books is the property of the late MIS- Thomas
SL,oomb. The sale Will be con lnned this afternoon
And ,gill oOse this evening Some tue best prices
Obtaiped were for bOttie-shaped vase. Of Chinese
tlolsoIa6, S23; large figure OF the rain dragon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverist
ness restlessneas, wolns constipation. Taselosa 26c
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4 x No lHI2Z=I l5:z(Q1ItE PANlON.

contribute b Il
land nano fI Great Britt Is
uox6ru eyarI%@ b
uesolyap part nus
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Write to Mrs. Lydia 4. Pinkham Lynn,
Mast for Of ladies' cured OF female weakness TAX
ing hor Vegetable OmpOdnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. sc
Seventh-ave. 191 SecOnd-ave. and 400 Washin
ton-st.
To the Electric Candle Light Company there hi
been assigned ten lots situated at the southeast co
ner of FOurteenth-st and lhlrteenth-ave.
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AuCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

TSRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
i TRUCK FARM IN Il COUNTY M HIM
OVER, NEAR CITY OF
AND ALSO HORSE; MULE; COWS oNE
ffitnirsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Iy virtue Of n trust deed executed by X. 7. Pollard
,me s 4 osicee OF The County Court Of Hanover,
Deed- I,ook q. page 659, 4 shall offer for sale at
hubble auction, on the premises, al IL NJ. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IL, 1882,
that VALUABLE TRUCK FARM, containing
1914 ACRES mot including the yard,
called .~PLEAsANT LEVEL the residence ~
the late n. r. Pollard, situate Immediately on the
county road leading from Nechanicsyille turnpike
TO Old Church, and within six miles OF the city OF
This farm Is situated in the famous trucking re-
zion Of Hanover county,, and has been highly I'M
proved; indeed, In fertility Is equal 70 any In the
comfy. Has on IL u good g-house and other
buildings. There IL now seeded on IL about twenty
two bushels Of wheat, and three quarters of an acre
TEnMs: Uas. enough to pay the expenses Of sale
and TO pay off and discharge the amount now due
under the trust deed.to wit sl,669.664, with IN
terest thereon from the lst day Of January, 1882,
and for $685., with IKE interest, on a credit
till the LIST day of January, 1883 and the residue
on a credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale,
the purchaser 10 receive a deed and give a trust
deed TO secure the deferred payments.
BY virtue Of another trust-deed, executed by the
same party on the same day, ] shall, &C the same
time and place, sell the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY wit;
/ FiNE TRoTTING-MARE,
2 GOOD COWS,
1 FINE ALDERNEY BULL,
GOOD BERKSHIRE BROOD SOW,
5 H0RSE-CARTS,
A lot Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and
Some HOUSEHOLD and hITCHEN FUR
NITURE.
ALSO,
SO HOT-BED SASH, with glass in them.
TERMS: Cash. GEORGE L. HAN,
Trustee.
DECEMBER s, 1881. ia
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Briefs.-Judge s. Bassett French, OF tne
Manchester Hastings Court, will PRESIDE IN
the Corporation Court OF Alexandra TO-
day in place OF Judge Chiffon, who IS una
bic to sit by reason OF sickness.
Workmen commenced yesterday putting
n new floor OF seasoned three-inch OAK
plank on the James-River Free bridge
Foot-passengers can use the structure WINE
the repairs are in progress.
The practice OF receiving on New-i ears
dsy. which was imported into Virginia NJ
the conclusion OF the late war from the
North. receives but feeble endorsation IN
Manchester. ;.
A number OF our citizens attended In
the State Library yesterday TO witness the
swearing in of Governor Cameron by
Judge Fitzhugh, Of the Chancery Court,
before the State officers and others.
Some little excitement was created on
Sunday morning by ON old negro man
walking on upper Hull street with every
symptom OF the smallpox on him. The
old darky was walking through the sno
very thinly clad. Captain Lipscombe
found him and lowed him TO the hospltai.
The Doctor says he will surely die on ac-
count OF his being out in the snow.
The congregation worshipping al the
Neade-M Memorial church were very much
excited Sunday by the flues from the fur
mace setting fire to lot Of old cedar in the
pipe. 1t created a lot Of smoke, and no.
thing else.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1l13 Main street.

-
THE FIRST-CLASS FOU R-STOR
i ~RON-FRONT BRICK STORE TENEMENT
NO. & SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, BE.
TWEEN MAIN AND GARY STREETS, Al
AUCTI0N.-On
FRIDAY. JANUARY 9Th,
at ! O'Clock L. NJ. | Will sell, upon the premises
the VERY VALUABLE NEW BUILDING situ-
ated as above, occupied below by Mr.. l.. stern,
wholesale liquor-dealer, and above formerly occu-
pied by NJ. May, deceased, as club-rooms, The
basement Is dry, the store spacious and lght; ana
the rooms above, eighteen In number, are well ar
ranged, high-pitched, and airy.
There Is gas throughout the house, water ana
closets on every floor, bath-rOOm, and every other
convenience that could be desired In such pro-
pcrty.
The building was erected In 1866 by Messrs'
John & George Gibson In their best style, ana no.
thing was omitted TO make II in every respect a
thoroughly f~rst-class property.
The walls are substantial, the timbers OF the best
that could be procured. the iron front, caps, ana
sills of the most approved and ornamental pat
terms, the glass of the best double French plate,
and every other Item and detail Of construction Is
I'm perfect order.
This IS probably as nearly a dre-proof building as
there Is In the city.
Invite the special attention Of capitalists seek
ing a substantial investment 10 this sale, as The pro-
perty Is situated on one of the most prominent
business streets I'm the city, within a few steps of
Main street, and will always command l~rst-class
tenants at a rent yielding a good return for the In
tine
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance, secured by
trust-deed. in payments Of one, two, and three
years, interest added, and payable seml-annuilly
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
de 81 Auctioneer.
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Sudden DeoMofd Cttizen.-Mr. Berha,u
Osterbind, an old citizen, died sndaehiy a.
his residence yesterday morning At ,he au AZ,
yanced age Of sixty-four years. nc nau
been known here for the past thirty yems
as an employee Of the Old Dominion iroh
Company.
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n


RICHMOND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY n WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
ROOM 7, No. 145 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. December 30, 1881.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
/ THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, having determined To increase the
capital stock of the company to FIVE l.
DOLLARS, as authorized by its charter, offer TO
the stockholders. of record January 10, 1882, the
optlon of subscribing to the new stock ut par to
the extent Of twO-lhirds of their holding. The
subscriptions will be payable at the Office OF me
company in New York as follows-vtz.:
On'SUBSCRIBlNG, 10 per cent.
On FEBRUARY 18TH, 20 per cent;
On APRIL 18TH. 20 per cent;
on JUNE 18TH, 20 per cent.
ON AUGUST 15TH, 20 per cent;
on OCTOBER 18TH, 10 per cent.-1OO per
cent;
viii interest on the deferred ps yments at the rate
of @ per cent. per aDnum. the right being given to
subscribers TO anticipate the same ut any time. ana
stop Interest, and receive a full-paid certitcate
therefor.
The books of the company viii he closed by the
Union Trust Company, OF New ork, transfer
agent, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, on the 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY, aud reopened at 3 O'Clock a. NJ. on
the 10TH A OF JANUARY, 1882. Stock
holders wishing To subscribe VIII sign the regular
form Of subscription and forward 10 the once OF
the COMPANY, Room z. No. l45 broadway, New
York. on or before the 10th day Of January 1882,
accompanying same with remittance of 10 per
cent, or for the whole subscription, as may be pre-
ferred. X. IkiGG,.
IA Ltd General Agent.
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AUCTION sALEs-..This Day.
BY II. u. Chafiin & Co..
Real Estate Auctloncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VAL
l. UABLE FARM WEAR II .OLD
CHURCH, IN HANOVER COUNTY. WITH
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING-By virtue OF
n trust deed dated goth November, 1880, ana re-
corded In Hanover County Court, In II. y. NO. 10,
page 154, the undersigned, rs trustees therein, at
the request Of the beneficiary. default having. been
made In the payment of the bond secured, Will sell
nj public auction, IN front OF the custom-house, In
the city OF Richmond. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1852,
at II o'clock NJ, that LARGE NJ VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, with a LARGE \ HAND
SOME DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING ana other
improvements thereon, formerly owned by Oeorge
w. Bassot, deceased, lying In the lower end OF
Hanover county, about seventeen miles DeioW the
city Of Richmond, near the Old-Church tavern, on
the Pamunkey river, being part Of the tracts known
" Clover Lea" and ForinIngtOn,m containing
about LILO ACRES, more or less, but TO be ascer-
tanned by survey.
There Is an inexhaustible supply OF mari on
this farm, and this sale offers A rare opportunity 10
make a good investment. IL Is seldom such pro-
perry Is offered at auction, and this sale Is worthy
the attention Of capitalists or parties wanting a
f~rst-class farm for occupation. .,
RI By consent Of all parties interested
will be one third cash balance In two equal an
nual payments, with @ per cent. interest Tor neKo-
table notes, 10 be secured by deed OF trust on the
land. H.. NfS
Trustees.
Sale by r.. b.. CHAPLIN & Co, Auctioneers.
do IA
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DANyI1LE. December 81. 1881.

DANvILLE, December 81, 1891.
Editors Richmond Dispatch: How
many years win Senator John w. Johnston
have been in the United States Senate at
the end of his term, 4th March, 1888?
Yours, A SUBSCRIBER.
Thirteen years; that is to say, two full
terms of six years each, and a part OF a
year prior TO March 4, 1871.
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Yhe Failures of the Year-Mercantiie
Misforfuue for 1851.

The business failures throughout the
United States for the entire year are report
ed by Messrs. II. G. Dun & Co. at 5,5S2 IN
number, with liabilities amounting to ssh
1892. This indicates an increase OF "a!
in number, and increased lookup by bad
debts amounting to fifteen and a half NIL
lions.
In order to show the comparative figures
for a series Of years the following table Is
inserted:
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WE OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE
w the following REAL ESTATE, to which we
call special attention of parties wishing 10 invest:
THREE DESIRABLE STORES on north line oil
Broad between Fifth and Sixth streets;
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE on Grace
near Belyidere street;
SMALL FRAMED DWELLING on Laurel be-
tween Dover and Cumberland streets-hVe
sEvtPFRALiI DESIRABLE LOTS on west Franklin,
Grace, and Main streets;
FRAMED HOUSE on Cherry between Main ana
Cary streets-ive rooms, &c.;
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING on Seventh
between Marshall and Clay streets; Mill
TWO FRAMED DIV ELLiNGS north Nintl
BRICK ~TENEMENTS Nos. 623 and 625 north
Fourth street.-The rooms each;
BRICK DWELLING corner + curtin ana MARSHALL
BRICK CaoTT1GEon Fifth north of Lelgh-fve
NEW BT1RB,IcK' TENEMENT on Fourth between
Leigh and Jackson streets;
FRAMED DWELLING on west Clay-siX rooms
FRAMED COTTAGE Twenty-third between
Leigh and NJ strcets-four rooms, &C.,;
BRICK DWELLING Twenty-Five and Jessa-
FRAMED DWELLING Twenty-fourth between
Broad and Marshall-siX rooms, &c.'
BRICK DWELLING on Twentieth between
Franklin and Grdce-siX rooms, &c;
BRICK DWELLING on Nineteenth between
Broad and Marshall streets;
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS on Grace
near Fifth street:
FRAMED HOUSE Twenty-nInth aud NJ streets
five rooms, &C.;
TWO NEAT NEW FRAMED on
Twenty-ffth north of Leigh street.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BRICK STORES on
Main below Fourteenth street;
SEVERAL WELL-LOCATED ESiDEN on
Marshall between Seventh and Tenth streets;
Also, a large number of SMALL DWELLINGS
and VACANT LOTS In all sections Of the city
on reasonable terms.
W. II. LYME & CO.,
IA 3-1t* lib Main street
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GALE BY AUCTION OF A LARGE
- AND VALUABLE LOT. WITH BRICK
DWELLING, No. 303, THEREON, ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD MI
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS.-By request OF
the owner, Mr.. James Wilson, we shall sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 8, 1882,
at 4:30 O'Clock r.. VI. Immediately after the sale OF
the property of the late ID. 4. McMinn, advertised
by Mr.. j. Thompson Brown, that VALUABLE
PROPERTY located rs above. formerly the resi-
dence Of j. f. Gum, ESQ., fronting ON Twenty
eighth street at its intersection with Broad street
75 feet. having a depth on Broad street of about
l25 feet. The dwelling contains six rooms, and
was built in the most substantial manner. This
property Is admirably suited for a public hall now
IN great demand i'm this portion OF the city, or for
the erection Of dwellings, which are also In great
demand ut good rental.
TERMs: one third cash; balance by negotiable
notes at six, twelve. and eighteen months, With in
terest added ana secured by deed OF trnst.
". II. LYME Il CO.,
ia Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-03

Banquets.-To-night Henderson Lodge;
I. o.. o. f.. will indulge in a banquet. ana
wednesday evening Ruth Lodge OF CHOSEN
Friends viii similarly enjoy themselves. n
pleasant occasion in each instance is antici-
va4of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-03

Installation Week.-The various secre,
societies this week win be actively engaged
in installing officers for the ensuing terms.
such occasions are always fraught with
interest TO the various members OF the dn-
ferenf orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-03
by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF A HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON BROAD STREET, CHURCH
HILL.-By virtue Of a decree entered In Richmond
Chancery Court on December 3, 1881. in the case
of Breeder rs. McSlinn, administrator, &c.' we
will sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY ,, 1852,
at 4:3O l.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mentioned in
the said decree. being the homestead Of the late
ID. A.. McMinn, fronting 40 feet on the south side
of Broad street between Twenty-scyenth and
Twenty-eightl streets, and running back between
parallel lines $50 feet, more or less. The HOUSE
Is brick, and has the usual Out-hOuscs.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one third, and the residue IN
six and twelve months, Interest added, and title
retained till all the said purchase-money Is PAID
and a deed ordered by the court.
n. q. CANNON.
JOE LANE STERN,
T. y. PAGE,
JAMES VI. MATTHEW'S,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN Auctioneer. de 30
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
l. at Craney-lslana farm. near Atlee'i station, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4 1882,
- COWS,
/ fine BULL,
3 HORSES.
3 FAT HOGS,
4 lot Of ALTED PORN,
3 barrels VINEGAR,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS Cash for all amountso OF SO ana under
over $40. six months credit for we'll endorsed
negotiable notes, with interest added.
OHIO Q. OWENS.
de 31-3t Trustee.