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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Dale Street.

OFFICE OF sTHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, June IS, 1852.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works, in and for the corporation OF
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their office
in said city, until 10 M, on the 9Th day Of
July, A. d. 1882, for the grading OF Dale
street from Summit avenue to Marshall avenue,
in said city, according to plans and specifca-
lions on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Work 175-1S5
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CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Sibley Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi. June %, 1882.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation Of
the City of st. Paul, MIMI, at their Office in
said city, until 10 m, on the 5th day of July,
from point la feet south Of Third (Sd) street
to Fifth (5th) street, in said city, with cedar
blocks and stone curbs, according to plans
and specifications on file in the office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two sureties in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gress amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board Of Public Works. 1855
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nnuT Jntm and Aurist. DR. Karl Echullns
lnIlINf cor. Jackson and Seventh ets.
lVjtllIIk1 over Aliens Drug store.
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The Public Is requested to carefully notice the
neic and enlarged Scheme to be dr0i1n Monthly.
~CAPIrAL PRIZE, @75,O0O.-a
Tickets only %. Shares IN proportion.
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Mich. Central. Ok Kansas & Texas. S156
Erie. ......... S6X Union Pacific. ..111%
do preferred. Is Central Pacific. 91s6
Northwestern. 1904 Texas Pacific. -. "A
do preferred. :. 14S11 North'n Pacific. Az
Mil. q St. Paul..112 do preferred. 791f
do preferred. 1855 L'ville & Nash. 6611
Del. & Lack. :. 1864 NJ, G. & st. L.... 55%
Morris s. Essex121 L., N. A. & Co.. 55
Delaware & H...110N Houston & Text. 70
N. j. Central. 1914 Denver q K. g.. 54H
Reading. $1,000. 60 st. Paul & O'ha.. 40%
Ohio & Miss. -. 331S do preferred. ,10S%
do preferred. :. so B., P. q W...... 45x
& o.. 2216 Memphis u Co.. 40
do list pref'd... SO16 West. Union t.. $685.
do ID pref'd.. 2355 Pacific Mail. -. Az
Mobile & Ohio. 1714 Adams Express..137
& Col. rs Wells & Fargo. lbs
G. G. &I.C..... So American. ..... 81
Ohio Central. :. 1917 United States.... II
Lake Erie & w.. 271S Quicksilver. so
Peoria, D. & E.. 2SA do preferredt.. As
Ontario 6 West. "a "A Mo. Pacific. 81
Ind, B. q West. 40 NY, Cast. L co IL
NJ. & q. LIST pfd.. 10 do preferred. 80
do I'd pref'd... 5
No sales. tOffered. ibid. Xxx div.
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WHEAT,
NILWAUYHE.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago l0360 bushels;
shipments 81, 500.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 20,670 bushels,
shipments Il, Csc.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee S0S,0O0
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Health is w ealth!

St. Paul, Mimi. june 18Th, 1ss2 165-7s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-14

In June Of last year the Census Bureau
engaged J. ID. Wattles, publisher OF the
Philadelphia Sunday SchoOi 1i0aeS, to col
lect information in regard to the Sunday
schools OF the country for the tenth census.
At the beginning Of September Mr.. Wat
Ties had incurred expenses OF $1,000, cN-
elusive Of any charge for his personal ser
vices. He submitted his claim 10 the de-
partment, and was given TO understand
that the appropriation for census work was
exhausted. or at all events he failed to OBJ
tain compensation, and the Government
officers demanded the surrender of all the
statistics that had been compiled under
Mr.. Wattle's superintendent. lie refused
TO comply with this demand, and Thurs
day, under writ Of replevin, United
States Marshal Kerne attached about one
hundred thousand documents. Security
was entered by Clarke and +. \. Rollins,
and the goods were released.
The grand jury at Evansville, Ind, is
supposed TO he engaged in finding bill
against the three men arrested rs part Of
the mob which took Redman from jail and
Killed him. A special from Mount Vernon
saws David Murphy. one Of the mob who
was killed in Evansville on Tuesday night,
was buried there on Thursday. Five hun
dred people attended his funeral, and a
fund OF 800 was raised for a monument TO
him, and q sum was subscribed for his
three orphan children
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THREATENED CONSEQUENCES OF HER REAP
PEARANCE IN PARIS.

THREATENED CONSEQUENCES OF HER REAP
PEARANCE IN PARIS.
As the date OF Madame Bernhardts APP
pcarapce ut the Paris Vaudeville draws
near the question Of her paying the fine>of
LOCO awarded the Theatre Francois OH
account OF her secession Will have to he
decided. NJ. Perrin, the manager whom
she deserted, says that as long rs she stayed
abroad or acted In the French provinces
she was not troubled about the fine, but the
moment she sets her foot on any stage in
Paris, mol only Immediate payment OF the
fine will Ne exacied, but every legal means
will be taken to prevent her acting at all.
In effect, he expects the fine to indem-
nify the Theatre Francois against
Madame Bernhardt's competition. With
the loss OF her help he will put up, but
when she begins TO draw people away nom
the Theatre Francois 10 the Vaudeville, the
law is TO bc invoked. Her contract with
the Vaudeville docs not look to be very
profitable one. She is 10 have $500 nignt,
and half that sum for each rehearsal. In
America she made an average OF $1,000 a
night. and in France and England $500
night and eXpenseS-so that her determine
fion TO play in Paris is not for the purpose
of making money, but merely because she
would rather reSppear there at half price
than anywhere else for fortune, now that
her fortune is made. She does not deny
her liability to pay the fine, but she desires
10 do ii in instalments-S5,50 500 year for
four years.
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v,sr POM. VA, October II. 1854.

To the Editor Of the Dtspdtch:
= Please answer the following: Arc the
acts of a board Of directors OF q building
fund company legal, II one OF the said
board Is a minors LORE.
Yes; and No. Your question does not
give facts enough. Suppose all the others
voted unanimously for the scts. Surely
the minors presence would not invalidatc
thefr acts.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lib Main street.

TWO BRICK STORES ON FRANKLIN
- sIREET NEAR GOVERNOR, Nos. 1918
A All 1917; WITH RESIDENCE ABOVE ONE,
TN aon SAln At AUCTlON.-By request of the
o"he: VIII sell at public auction ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882,
AZ o'clock, Immediately after the sale of Mr..
harAnAusens. rs above, those TWO BRICK
STORES fronting on Franklin street near Cow
ernor by 90 feet, with side alley four feet Wide
No. l3l5 Is three stories high. and eontIins liz
roois- has slate roof, and Is now occupied as an
eafing-house. W. "
No. 1917 Is one story, and lately occupied as a
feed-store and commits ion -hOuse.
TERMS one fourth cash balance In six, twelve
eighteen, and fwenty-four months, inierest added
and secured by trust-deed.
>. THOMPSON BROWN.
Vsi3 Anctioneer.
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Real Estate Auctoneers,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh stns<s
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
%, fARM in HENRICO COUNTY OF Gt
S9i,i00s ACRES, ON THE.WILLIA NJ IiIrRo
ibkNiJhE, 1WO MILES BELOW RiCJi
IoN D:1hs trustee In two deeds Of trust-the firs
y from Willtixn Wbhe given for The ununid ,.,r
cnaSe-mcnes J. bearing date lst August, 1871: An,
date 18th Set1ember, 1874, doth duly recorded /,
Itfenrico Co&sfy COurtl-I shall, In execufio,
tiere0i; ana AZ the psluest of the hol.Sr of ths
eeois uercby secured, proceed TO sell al publie
asrtioh, on the 3reinites. ON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1882,
AZ o'clock 7. N, III fair; If not, az the same
loM on me llrs' fur daa' thereafterl that very
hAC3:LLEhI FAEM l1c9ed as above. contain
ing % 36l-l000 ACRES and now In ibe oeeu-
panc,,of the widow Of The said While The Iasd
Is all ls cultivation aud Of excellent quality Tbe
Improvement consist OF n comfortable br.ct
nW.Hint and the usual Out,kniIdings Together
WIN an s>ScelleDt young orchart~
IEkMs: The deed requires cash sale sufIc,ent
y ucAay * pcnses OF sale AID ~ pay OF the In
y .290 aud bond Of 1900, On which about
,4x7.30. moge or less, are now dlp, and ne IN
nc hsiduc. on sucl terms as the ptyst,naI ronre-
cn'iuve OF the debtor shall preser 30 and direct
III tisc OF hey failure 10 give any directions.
heh on credit ~ 10 such residue uutl, Ist jan
sry' iepf' bcarirg legal interest. secured by |
ce" VI 'f'''' W. GoDDIN. Trustee.
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale is unayOidably postponed iii
THIS DAY
a! O'Clock 7. NJ.
&C IA ", GQpDIN, Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agentand Auciioneer,
lll3 Main street.

A FINE BUSINESS OPENING-AUC-
"a lion SALE OF \ THREE-STORY BRICK
RESTAU RANI DOING 4 FINE BUSINESS on
GoNERNOR BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN SIRtETs;-By request of owner, Mr.. John
leaving the city. will sell at public auction nm
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10TH,
at ! o'clock +. NJ, his WFLL-ARRANGFD and
tEN IRALLl LOCATED RESTAURANT, No.
10 Governor street, containing large bar-room
comfortable, large, and airy rooms above. The
ms misses are In good order. The LOT fronts u by
Mr. harAhauSen has built up an excellent busi-
ness here. having been engaged in IL for sixteen
years and now only parts with this lucrative BUSH
mess because of leaving The city,
TERMS: Unusual; one fourth cash: balance M
one. two, and three years, per cent, Interest
secured by deed OF trust ~
oo,o j. THOMPSON BROWN,
- AuctlOncCr.
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ACTION SALES Future Days;
BY william II. Lyme Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeH'
I113 Main street.
THAT MOST ELIG1BLY-LOCAIhD'
VERY VALUABLE,
AND
ATTRACTIVE LARGE MODERN BR1Ck.
RESIDENCE
At NORTHEAST CORNER MAIN AND FIFTH
STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BY REV. MOSES d. HoGE'
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

lie rcoucst Of the owner we shall sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1s, 1852,
nt 4 o'clock 4. NJ, the ab0Ie-namcn II
VALUABLE PROPERTY. The dWeIhns -,
most substantial and MISUNDERSTANDING ulonerh
structure of three stories above the basement con-
taning about sixteen rooms, besides kltcneh' se,
wants rooms, pantry, closets, coai-Vhults, a. ~
with every modern Improvement. and me ehtr9
premises I'm thorough order. Large stipIe III"
carrlagc-hOuse on the lot. .,c, 49,, aud
The lot has front Of 90 feet on run s'ree''"""
n depth on Main street Of about 100 leci. ,,,
The central and most excellent ocatlon ~ ,i,9
proDerty It's large lot, the very admirable anu suo
stantial character of the buildings, and the GER
taintv of lie always commanding Rood rental,
render This sale n very rare opportunity for inc
purchase Of 1rst-class Investment ala
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced ~ s'llc.
". H. LYME & CO., Aucu0neers'
- S11.12.l3l4,lD.l1ElS
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BY Quarlcs * McCurdy,
successors to Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioncers. and Brokers.
1912 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE At PUBLIC AUC
i TON OF THAT LARGE NELL-kNOWN
THREE-STORl BRICK SIGtCOED STORE.
NJ. 2lOO. SITUATED At THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF .TWENTl-FIRsT AND MAIN
REILLY. AND TWO SMALL TWO-STORN
BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 3 AND ., ON TIE
REAR. FRONTING on TWENTN-FlR>T
STREET.-m eXccuitoN of certain deed OF
trust from John Reilly and wife. dated Il of
March ISIS, To- John :. Slater (now deceased and
Only recorded I'm the clerks office OF Richmond
Chauccry Court, -. Is. ll2 A.. page 1876, the uu-
order Of said court. entered on the -- day Of Oc-
tobcr lSS2. being required 80 to DO by the holder
of the note, secured hy said decd. default having
lCcn made in the payment II the same. Will offer
for sale. upon the premise. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER u. lSS2.
az o'clock, the PROPERTY above mentioned.
The STORE Is well known, audhl, aiw1y> enjoyed
very liberal patronage. and is considered tie
best stand for a grocery and liquor store IN the
vicinity. The dwelling over the store contain.
about seven rooms. After the sale Of store We viii
offer for sale those TWO NEAT AND WELL
BUILT BRICK TENEMENTS. Nos. 3 and ,. i'm
mCdiatcly In rear containing tour rooms each.
and now yielding fair rental. TLis property
VIII at all time, yield good percentage ~ an in
vcsmeut, and no better property can be lad for
retail business.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 cost and expense, Of sale
and suiicCucy TO pay oil and discharge TWO note.
amounting u F2,e3o.46. with Interest GA same
from 1T Of june, lHe2. and balance upon term.
81 be given at sale. 1t ii probable that more liberal
terms Wlll bc announced 40 sale.
II. THEO. ELLISON,
}. y. REDDl.
- substituted Trustees.
QrARLES & MCCCRDY. AuCtionccgs. oc6
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AUCTION sALEs-..Futurcs, Days:
By William II. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auc''""oe'S'
Ills Main street.

DEsrRABLE Tw0-sT0RYo FL MslT
IL STORE AND DWELLING NO; ;; ~ NM
LEIGH sTREET FOR "a sA ,6e n Sa Scion on
We shall sell by auction, on '''c p,." eco
-, A. mat DESIRABLE TWO.
a. 9'e'29t liz VI" STORE AND DWELLING
combined No. g. on the north line P pbr ~es or four
street near Adams street, n sortshIe repair
Yielding se good rental and well located for 'u''
ness. ~ 70, and n denth Of
about i "a feet TO an alley 9 feet wide: o,,.,io
TERMS: One third cash; res,ane With Interest
n9tes a, tx ana w = Jced of trust
auued' anu secuie" "S ~, H. LYME & CO.,
80 Auctioncers.
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4 UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL
n PROPERTY At BERKELEY. ON JAMES
RIVER. IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY. VA,
on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20, lse2; At
ii O'CLOCK \. M.-lIaving sold my farm, will
offer at public auction, on the premises, AT IL
. ''o'" y WN-ED%ESDKY. 25rm INSTANT,
all the Personal PROPERTY thereon. con-
sisting in part of MULES, HORstS-m!res
and colts ? COWS, % HOGS; 500 BtSuELs
Rust PROOF WINTER OATS; $50 BARRELS
CORN: coo BALES HAY and SIGEAF-OATS /;
100 BUSHELS BLACK PEAS; CLOVER-SEED,
CORN-FODDER. OAT- and WllEAT-SIRAW,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of all kinds
suitable for a large firm. including
| HAY-PRES>. ! WAGONS: 2 REAPERS and
MOWERS. which came out Of the field this
year In good condition: l CROSSKILL'S
CLOD-CkU SlIER: large IRON ROLLER;
CARTS. PLOTGIlS. lIARROWS. &C. &C..
and. indeed. all implements and tools needed
for extensive farming operations. and come
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITU RE.
TERMS: UUdcr 10. cash over $40 and under
$50. six months credit over $50. nine months
credit for approved notes satisfactorily endorsed.
with interest from date
Berkeley Is twenty-five miles from Richmond by
road. The steamer Ariel viii leave Richmond at
\. VI. on day Of sale and viii be IN stai Wcstover
wharf by convcyanccs Ia take purchasers to sale:
In view of the large quantity Of grain hay. and
straw likely to need transportation, special ar
rangemenis have been made with the Nlrgihia
Steamboat Company whereby the freight on .hc-e
articles will he only cents per bushcl on grain
and - cents per bal, on hay or straw. including
wharfage. to either Richmond or Norfolk.
JOSEPH II. CRENSlIhW.
Sale conducted by j. l.. WALKER. Of Charles
CITY. 0c li-SaSu.Tu, Th.SI.Tu6t
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NIrCRE,. IRON SAFE. HEATING
STOVES. CIIILD'S CARRIAGE, &c.-Iwill sell
al public auction on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 16 1882.
at l or o'clock 4. NJ, at nv office, 1906 cast
Franklin street, the following property. 10 satisfy
sundry wIits I'm my hands:
WARDROBkS. CABINETS, BUREAUS.
WASUSTANDS. SOFAS.
WOOD CHAIRS. MIRRORS. TRUNKS,
CLOCKS. TABLES. OFFlCE-DESkS.
TOW EL-RACkS.
MAHOGANY HAlR-CLOTI CHAIRS.
l LARGE. MAHOGANY CENTRE-TABLE
marble top.
GREEN REPS ROCKER.
2 CARPE1-CONERED ROCKERS,
CANE AND WOOD-SEAT ROCKERS,
ROUND TABLES,
CIIiID'> CARRIAGE.
SMALL IRON SAFE.
HEATING-STONES. &c.
TERMS Cash. l.. HOLZiNGFR.
Oc Ii II. c. {. Il.
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RAILROAD LINES,

RlCH VI OND FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedul,
commencing MAY Is, 1882:
JOY ~ NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily: stop.
can, -. only at Milford and Frederick ,burz
o"O "A. NJ, leaves Dyrd-Street station daily lex
cept SHndayl
900 Il, NJ, leaves Byrd-Srect station daily.
(Slceper)
a;OO i. NJ, Accommodation for Ashland, leave
Broad-street station daily excep
sundays.
il;2e A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
(Slccpcr)
3;O4 r. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Strect station daily
makes no local stops.
VAS Il. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station dali,
except sunday.
6:34 A. NJ, Accommodation, arrives at Bro.a.
street station daily (exeept suudayi
&. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket AGENT
e. j. u MYERS General superintendent. myi
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NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELL
~ ING, No. $40 WEST MARSHALL STREET,
BETW ZEN MONROE AND MADISON
STREETS. WITH DETACHED KITCHEN. &C..
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By re-
quest of the owner, will offer for sale upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1852,
al A. O'CLOCK T.. NJ, the PROPERTY above men
toned.
The DWELLING contains five rooms: DE
TAtllED KITCHEN. two rooms: water and cul-
vert connectiOns-all complete and in thorough re-
pair, having been recently painted Throughout,
palered, &c.
This viii make nice little home. being In a
good neghborhOOd, or will pay well as an invest
mcnt The property Is now rented to Il good ten
ant, and yielding a fair rental.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known AT sale.
QCARLES & MCCURDY.
.oc 3 Auctionecrs
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by Frank ID. I'M K Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
HOS. MAn street.

r ARGE TWO-STORY AND BASE
IL MENT DOUBLE-BRlCK DWELLING,
WITH WIDE BALL THROUGH THE CEN
TIRE, WITH LARGE LOT, BEAU TIf II / /
GROUNDS AND SURROUNDINGS, On THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, No. 2l04. BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-FlRsT AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS, CHURCH HILL Al AuC-
TION.
Buck et ais. rs. Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Company.
BY virtue of a decree of the United states Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
entered November, 1851. Will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1882,
AT AZ O'Clock L. NJ. that portion Of the property
described in said decree. ~ follows:
All that LOT OF LAND. with the improve
mcnts thereon, on The north side Of Grace street
between Twenty first and Twcnty-sccOnd streets.
fronting 60 10y l65 feet. The DWELLING i
very cOmmodiOus, contains ten or twelve rooms
besides brick kitchen, and is now occupied 10y Mr.
X. l.. Butler
TERMS: One fourth cash: six. twelve. and cigil-
teen months. with interest added for balance. title
retained until the purchasc-mOncy Is paid IN full.
AUBIN l.. BOULWARF.
oc IA Receiver.
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FINANCIAL.

-
MONEY TO LOAN
vi on CITY REAL ESTATE.
200 for one or two year,;
l,3pO cor one or two years;
800 for one or two years:
1000 for one or two YEAR.
Apply TO FRANK ID. NIL & CO.,
HOS Main street.
oc l4-3t Real Estate Brokers.
CTEWART BROWNS SONS,
- IS PINE STREET. NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS. AND
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD on
COMMISSION.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES \ SPECIALITY
nY l3-SalN
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR TIE BRICK
i WORK TO BE DONE IN BUILDING TIE
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT " at the virginia
penitcntarv VIII DC received at the Office Of John
Gibson, ST.. until
TUESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at 2 O'Clock NJ. and where al specifications and
fun particulars viii be given.
lst. To furnish and lay about AS, coo bricks Of
best hard burnt quality. In this quantity there
will be about 10000 stock brick n front.
I'd. To lay about 34l.OOO old bricks. which will
he laid on the ground cleaned ready for use.
Bid Will he made AZ the prices per thousand for
both kinds OF work mentioned
For The Board OF Directors Of the Virginia
pcnitcntiary. JOHN GIBSON. Sr..
Oc l3-4t 'Supcrintcnding Architect,
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by virtue of a decree Of the Chanccry Court ~
the CITY Of Richmond, entered tn 10Th Of April
lSS2. i'm the ~uit Of the " Planters National Bank
rs I.yncs curat0rs." Sc. and subsequent DEGREES
pronounced by said court In ,Aid cause. the under
Signed. special commissioners thereby appointed,
will sell by public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Il, lSs2.
al l O'Clock =. NJ. the VERY VALUABLE PRO
PERTN located and described a. above. fronting
on the south line of Main street ~ 7-l2 feet aud
extending back between parallcllnes aud along
Tie eastern line Of Eleventh street li3 6-l2 feet.
more or les. u an alley.
The location OF this property j.. without eNccp-
ion the best IN the city. while the very admirable
arrangements iorhu-incs- purp0 .e,. ana Tie excel
lent elias. of tenant, occupying r. should attract
capitalists wishing the most solid ana profitable
investment. a. such property Is rarely found Ia The
market
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue M six. twelve.
and eighteen month, for negotiable notes. q per
cent. added. and the tide rctainciun'il the entire
purcha,e-inunCy + paid and conveyance ordered
10y The Court tllAlI.fH r. W ~ lV'h'
HENRY g.. CANNON,
special Commissioners.
WM. II. LYME & co..
and Auctionecrs.
OTARLES & MCCCRDY.) oc D
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100 a. ", FREIGHT. dsfy. 90. 90 Sunday.
2,t2 !. ~ FREIGHT. daily. tN>. .t Sunday.
$50 r NJ n, sunday excursion.

, \ ulrcct iour-heurs connection 4, r..I. t.' t..-
hlchmohd aud Norfolk b., train, leaving b .-
hond al 1890 \. VI. and Norfolk az 1913 b. N.
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII .t4r, ir.a. JIG
AppOmattoN depot.
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soL. AA>, Traffic Manager
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SOL HAAS. Traffic MANAGER.