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60 nbom it man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED.-If this should
Il meet solomon Hines, gar-makefs.
Esther Caroline Hines who LEFT London IN 1854 or
1913 please write u Mrs THOMAS WOODWARD, Concord,
wIIaYen.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all owners
~ lesees Of wharf property captains II all
vessels TO all agents ana others
the and bukheads OF the and
d persons occupying or using its water front that
RI LES AND KEGG LArIONS
have been established BY the Department VI Docks u take
effect and alter
MAY !. 1852.
for the and proper Of piers bukheais slips
and other wharf property and imposing penalties Tor viola
Ton thereof and are no" published IN full IN Tie CITY
Record"
Copies Of the Rules and Regulations may obtained at the
Department OF Docks Il and : - Duane-st.
JOHN X VOORHIs. Commissioners
JACOB NANDERPOEI. Of
WM. LAIMBEFR,
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Gelp nanie0.

ROY WANTED for his board for the summer
~ II the country charge OF one horse ana mate M
se useful good place tor the ght Kind boy STATE ace
a b. &, Tribune once. 30
w ANIED.-Slx hOrse-sboers, three firemen
~ " aud three nOOrnsn steady EN- loyment ABBY ar
" Vest 43d-st. NVb' -
w AM ED.-An experienced man In the
manufacture Of horse collars 10 take charge OF large
eSy must have Al references ability and caracfr
30 " ~ snd steady WORK Address RIssEE REITZ 81
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

c,rAroGA. June In the Court OF APP'".9
-, .seot the Hon Charles Andrews - d. ""-
na.,e.~tbe following business was transacted
No l4e-Rufus story AT. the NeW-l o'A E'''
cownarv-Argumcnt unhnisIcu >,s OFF 225 200 l9J,
Davc calendar toT THURSDAY > un0 o.
~ Ii. ~.
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ror-prr TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~ NENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
INT WITH ABSOLUTE SAfEI4.
rxpress Trains New York VIA DesDrosses anu COr
Isndf Ferries as follows
s0 7 20 3 81 80 lO Linntedl IL H. 80 04O D. p D.
\ 3 ana gp H.. AMI IL night sunday, o0O g anu ~
m B ~ 7 and .. N, and u night , .,o,.r q, = On
leave New Ork day ehStPt ~
a M and p. running through wa tIehtoh AMI
pefnrutng trains leave street otAuOh fnAAIepus
- ~ gs 40 a. ESQ 7.3O. $40. $50 and u a NJ
TAINTED Express l.30 ?. m. J. 3. T. O. y o.oO 100 anu
$50 D. on sunday, l2Ol 800 SSu -. -,
80 IS, :. ~ p Leave PhLadeIpniA YIN NAn|
den A m and 40 .. m. daily. except sunday - ora
Iicket Onices $40 and ga Broadway, Astor HOUSE, am
fool of presses Cortlandtst COurtst ana bVV
len nne1 station Of FultOnst, Brooky ~ nos -
IiG ana Hudson-sL, HOboken station. Jersey C5' AH
fgrant Ticket ONCE Battery. place - -, - chaok
nThe New-YOrk rranzfer Company VIII CAL ior AN 'N
bagRsR hotels and esidrnccs- ., xroaD
efHASK THOMSON, J. X 49, ,e,s
General Manager genera ACE Ase-'
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n THIGH VAIIEY mi R0An -Passenrer

IL trains after Nav - 1852, viii leave depOs foot
CortlaDdt and DesbTOssesstat $40 am $40 and
6:3O p N. Tor EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown Reading.
MauCh Chunk, Wikesbarre TOwanda, Waverly, Ithaca.
Lyons. Buffalo and the West Northwest Pull
through coaches daily. Trains at for EastOn
Bethlehem, Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk, Nikesbarre
and Plttston Local trains al for Easton Bethlehem
and COpay.
Trains leaving $40 a III. and l p. connect for all
points AahanOy HazetOu coal regions sunday train
local Mauch Chunk. $40 Leave Mauch Chunk at
General Eastern Office Of Church and Cor andtst
Il ENINlrION A
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FALL RIVER LINE.
BOSTON.
NEWPORT. FALL RIVER
aud the EAST

NEWPORT FALL RIVER
and the EAST.
The best routc TO MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUCK-
ET. CAPE COD RESORTS. WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MOUNT DESERT and all PRINCIPAL cities inland and SEA
resorts OF y ew England ana the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NewYOrk daily SUNDAYS included $50 p IN
from Pier y. O Murray st. Connection via Annex
boat Brooklyn ~ p H.. Jersey City. p III.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening daring OF pleasure travel by
the splendid bands and orchestras attached To these
Long fun nights rest five morning trains to
Boston short rail ride time one hour and quarter.
Tickets and stateroOms may De secured 40 all principal
transfer and ticket Offices at the OfCe On PIER IS
excursions 10 be Issued early in
June.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE - CONNOR,
Arenfs (ien. PMS. Agent.
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THE POPULAR SHORE LINE
L FOR PROVIDENCE. JSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express daily SUNDAYS excepted Boston
500 (parlor cars attached ami 10 p H. with
palace sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON GALL RAIL s..
NEWPORT express at ! 7, (parlor cars attached AZ
r1ves at Newport y. IN.
PROVIDENCE special express al p H., lpdriOr cars al
tachedI, al Providence 1920 p. m.
Tickets and par0 seats secured at rum Avenue ana
Windsor Hotel and Grand Central Depot
L. ". FILkINS, neral Passenger Agent.
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN,S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leavs
daily Except Saturday At Pier A. " r.. Jot Carts,
topers- connecting with morning trains for North AL
Vest sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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Che Curt

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-JER0ME
~ PARK-Decorafion Day May 30, ard 3d. 9th. sth and
10th June Races beg promptly at ?. N Decoration
Day and ar p. m the other days.
j. II. COSTER, secretary. A BELMONT President
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ To Jerome Park Races June and 10 speca,
direct 70 Enclosure At the Grand stand leave Grand
Cenral Depot 1850 and 2lO returning after the
races drawing attached and special reserved
for ladies' ExcursiOn tickets, 80 cents.
T. b. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano railroads.
MARY POWELL. for West Point.

MARY POWELL. for West Point Corn
n. vail Newlurg. Poughkecpsc. Rondout and kingston
iandinc az Cranstons formerly ozzenss Alon New nam
T Tif 1 p spg at ls and 22d $3.50 p m Connects
at Poach keepse win evening trains for the North
LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vib-
~ ardDaly SUNDAY exeePtsa Leave yes,ty'1 T I
$50 ami 22d At a. M bI%Gs din ~ AhhSt PonpbLrep
sie Rhncbcck taiski and Hudson C'unecting AZ Albany
with trains Tor the NORTH and WlST
ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
n DREW md ST JOHN leave pier Al North River foot OF
h9nv SUNDAY morning exceDtel with trains north west
onleaSt Sareroom~ warmed. 400 - 81, -
Excursion tickets to Albany ana return g9SI 80 %
- OREGON, CALIFORNIA ST PAUL MIME.
APOLIS and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA. DAKOTA MINNESOTA ami the NOkIH'
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO viaths
CHICAGO AND NORTHwEsTERN Ry
II runs I've trains daily each between
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS are all OF it,
through and night trains For rates of fare and other IN
Ormatona by letter IN pe'soa 10 an codp'H ucAes
General Eastern Agent No AIS Broadway New York.
TOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on HOU
Il SATONlC and NAUGA1UCk RAILROAL>-Steamer
leave Catharne-shp Al 1870 M. 300 p M 2idst last
TOR STATEN ISLAND.-Fast steamer
ton. FARE Only CENrS leaves Per 30 3 North
River. except sundays. T. g. lliO n 30 3l5. p m
Leaves Island 600 sl5. 1915 IN 2lj, i3O. 6;3O p m
DOR RONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures
burg Marlboro Milton. Poughkeepsie. sopus connecting
with Ulster ana Delaware Railroad Steamboats, City Of
Catsk and James w Baldwin leave daily ~ p m loot
CITY Of Catskui leaves az l D. III.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

TDkUN IJENOE LINZ.
Il PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence & Worcester RR.
for al POINTS NORTH and EAST. via WORCESTER
The entirely new and palatia steamer MODE ISLAM ID
MONDAYS Wednesdays ana Fridays and the favOrite
steamer MASSACHU SETTS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS will leaveat
; D. NJ from Pier 20 y. r.. foot of Warren-st.
CONNECTIONS made Providence, via p. q W. X r,
or worcester and all Northern. Eastern and Widte-
Mountain points Tickets at ali principal ticket
offices Staterooms Offices Of WestcOtt Express
Co al Aston House. NOS 2U7 3s. 5g7 and Al Broad
vav and ~ Fifth Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
--' l.. w. FILkINS. General Pass Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA

THE OIL. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun
- DAY 3sTATION5 IN PHILADELPHIA IN
NEN. YORK.
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musiral 1nstrumcnts.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 500. Pianos,
ID Sl25. Factory running day and night Catalogue
free Address DANIEL Z. BEATTY, Washington, ~ J.
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CHARMS
y CITY, RIVER AND HARBOE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, PIER Il. Y. f., foot Cortandt-st
Consgnmens freight Ardcd directed any part
Of the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery al kinds Of freight and
chandise any part Of tho city.
SKA AND HAEBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEkAGE~
Freight every description promptly nghtered any point
the harDOr AZ rels0IlaDls rates
STEAMBOATS,. BAKGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER Fol. EXCURSIONS
Steamers John u stsrln and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is " r. at L. daily. Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York and
New-hayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
l.. ". K. resolved at Pies -
For New HaveI and points East at PlerlS
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
len Cents. Pier l. l. r.. foot Whtehals-
CENTRAL SAIPYAEO, Connunlpaw. .J--Dry DOc1A
Machine and Boiler SHOPS everything srLil1s - Su3
construction aAl repair " vessels
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6oiels.
Goiels.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFrIETH STREET.
Opposite Cathedral,
NEW.NOkE

NEW.YORK
WETHERBEE FULLER Proprieiors.
Strangers viii lere find excellent accommodations AZ re
tuced prices during the summer months.
THIS and elegant house II centrally located FOR
reception OF guests either permanent or transient u charm
inCy situated central point amidst the fashion
able residences churches &C. &C. ar the Grand Central
within three minutes wak OF the roads Mad
The ventilation heating and plumbing are ar
ranged the most apprON cd principles Tho hotel 4
Quoted the European dn YatrOnlod by best families
OF Europe and America with restaurant Of usurpas sol
excellence IND al reasonable charges
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rTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST

FARE always Low Il by any other line.
Steamers NARRAGANSETT and STONINGTON leave
daily Except sundays Pier 50, R foot vi
Jay-st. arriving IN Boston al a IN
tickets al principal ticket Offices StaerOOms
secured al WesrO Express Co. al AstUr House.
2O7 B3l Se7 42l Broadway, and al fh Avenue
" iudsOr Hotel ticket Offices
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbosses and CoTAnit streets
SPECIAL.
TIKI FAMOUS
'NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
COMPOSED kXCLUsINE ELY OF r.,.,,..-.
PARLOR DINING, SMOKING AND SLEEPING
Leaves New York every day az a. m
~ Meals the table dOte plan are served on the tram IN
'H0 NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS
which been placed ID service ana passengers VIII
breakfast really when the Train stt7i special cohNen
ior those VI limited time or who Live al distance Rom
" Inc order Of meals is As follows
Lunch, i to ,. m
Brrakfast to . a. IN.
Train arrives at hicago every day at 1910 a. N.
A NEW FEATURE
the smoking made tins which for elegance Of
appointments is not equaled
Harrisburg Pittsburg the and south. with Pullman
Palace cars attached, a. IN, q and p. III, daily
Wiham-port Lock Haven, p ~ CORY anc Ere AZ
at1Orry Tor IltusViti fctTo4ruu Icu-
Rstmore Washn gon and the south. Limited Washington
Tgpres. Pullman Ptrl0r Cars daily, except sunday 10
a hi. arrive Washncton4 D. Eeguar at j. ~ and 80
a H. 3 ~, T. and 8 D. M, and II night
Sunday. 90 q z and D. Il and i night
EXPRESS for Baltimore. except sunday, p II . -,
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect WIN an tlIvuEu rams
Jersey city. anordng speedy and ufect transfer io'
1.s Prom Pittsburg 20 H. 730 and
10 10 D. m daily. From Washington ana t@Iuhiore o;SO
3 80. lU.iO, and 4O9O H. 5unDAyi
$40 g. 30 a H.. g3j, 1910 ana 1000 p IN from fhI@
~, 5D = 3O 20 73O 500 90, 1910 AMI lO0O 2.
ni sunday. $50. 20. G3O Co., Il Az a. H. "-o 100
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NEW-YORK And long BRANCH R. R.

- (Prnn-l wanna T. 7, loot CortIandt-
STATIONS Il YOr Desbrosses-gt.
central X. h. Of y. j. foot Liberty-st.
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing April J, lsS2
For AmlOy, MataWau. via &. r. r. OF y. J., .,
- H.. l. m . I. p. m. Penn r. r. a p.
For Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove. Asbury PARK.
sea Girt Point Pleasant G. T. Il. of Y. J. ., >
y H., g. 80 Express 4, p m via Penn H. H. ga m
For Keyport via r. R. Of y j. s. sl5 m, IL m, 4,
?. H.
p m.
NJ, ?. p. III.
For Toms River and Seaside Park, Penn r. r.
For Barnegat. G. r. f. Of y. j.. S:lj J. N.
For Atlantic City Nneand Brdset0n. &c, via G. T. F. OF
y. j.. - D.. -
G.. =. 4. {. x. Il. OF y. !. q. 7. A. p +. r. SUpt
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NORWICH LINE

y To Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland anu East
Thenew Iron steamer 1890 -. ....,.-o
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without most ecg ant boat gu tue sound. and
favGrte CITY or y EN 1th,
leave PIER 40 River foot of wattst. next
above Ferry daily, except sundays. At pm
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Summer Resorts.

A SBURY PARK, n. 1.-THE Minot House is
~ open for guests. Rooms be engaged In
son By LITTER J. MINOT, Proprietor
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Summer Resorts.

prospect HOUSE.
NYACKON -THE-HTDSON.
NOW OPEN. House has all modern improvements.
Twenty eight miles from New-York.
T. J. PORTER Prourietor
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ERIE RAILWAY now known a. the NEW
Il YORK. LAKE EEIR AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement Of trains fro Chambers street Depot
g a.m-Cncnnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches To Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
D. H. tDaily ST Louis Express arriving az Buffalo
west PGlm4ns best DraWingroom Sleeping Coaches 10
Il. NJ ,Dar@l-Pacihc Express for West Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago Hotel coaches through Chicago
7:IJ D. Euig grant train for the " est
rutherford ana lasslc, 6 20, 800 $50, 1920 m II
l:4j s. 300. 4:4U $40 $3.50, $40, 6:3O 1880 ,.
~ midnight sundays T. $780, lO.-O a. H. l:45' $50, L.
Paterson g. 7:2O $50 9:3O 1920 a. m 10 noon I:45
$50 4.4o s. $40 $50 6:lO $50 7ll. 1880
midnight. sundays q. $780, 1920 ll5, $780, Il mid
Sewark and Paterson Newark G:45 $40 Il.3O a. NJ
$40 4:2o j:2n GlU 73o and u midnight Saturday
~ufern. q, 100. $3.50 1920 las, $50. D. 6:lO 75
J. and l. midnight sundays, u, $50, 1920 a. IL, l45
$50 p. MI and II midnight.
Warwick 100 a. IN. $50 =. m.
Newburg and Cornwall 40, a M $3.50 4a3O p. m. sun
Rondouf ana Kingston a n $3.50 p sundays $50 a. m.
Goshen. 9. 80 g lU:Sp a. IL $50 500, 49, 40 D.
SUNDAYS Is. $50, lO:-0a. m, b:3O. p. n.
MddctOwn, 100 2, lO2l a; m 800, i3O, J. 40 p m.
SUNDAYS 80 TOGO 6:3U p NJ The a. m. and 430
D. M. ira rs connect with Midland Railroad az MaInsL
Port Jervi- 80, lu2O $50, g, :, 10 = sun
days $50. 1920 a. m. g. o.3" and Z D. III.
DIST quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from a III. gi5 IN. and az II $50 an HAD p.
Tickets and FOR ments in Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches obtained The
and transfer baggage be cr al the tompauy Offices
Zbl Al or 95t roadway. y y, NO Ccurt-st Brook
lvn the Company Dcpois
kmigrant Agency, no. J. Greenwlch-St
Express trains the West Ncw.York 72j
nd / y ] Il.
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B~jsfs. The health OF the city Is ,iniver'
sally GOOD. considering the season OF the
wear. Some little sickness, not OF o dan
rcrous sort, however, has been caused by
malaria, and some fever and argue has re-
suited.
Several dog-ownefs were fined on Satur-
day by Mayor Taylor for failing to comply
with the ordinance requiring the pro-
curemcnt Of medals. His Honor has not
had a felony case before him for three
months. The investigation OF an occa-
sional fight, in which citizens get fined for
being too unanimous with their fists, occa-
sionally varies the otherwise dull sameness
of Mayors Court daily happiness.
There will be preaching in all the city
churches by resident pastors to-day
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Chesterfield Items. --The County Court
Judge j. NJ. Grogory--will commence its
September session on Monday. There Will
be several minor criminal trials during the
week, and the number usually congregated
during the sitting OF the court viii be aug
mented by parties brought together TO at
tend several important land sales.
During the session OF the County Court
the Chesterfield Conservative Democrats
win, il is said. make an effort to form o
number Of campaign clubs-one at least
for each township-so that the work neces-
sary to be done between now and Novem-
Der shall be most Thoroughly attended to-
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Real Estate Agents, Anctioneers, and Brokers'
No. north Tenth street, hichmond' va
4 TTrNTION ARCHITECTs, BUILD
"A Frs. INvEsToRs. AND sPHGuLtAr95hRs Han
iist church we shall sell by auction upon the
FRIDAY, sEPrEnBER 10, 1882
.,au o,c,oct p. NJ, the aforementioned PKQ-
PETTY. situated on the northwes, core as, ~ nn Of
and Spring streets fronting " ieet on Wes, m se,
pine street by depth OF 40 feet 10 IN acy ~ re-.
wide, and Is perhaps the most dcs,raDie propepy
now In the mnrkefjn this raIidly-improslne SCI
tion. The building is susceptible Of pts e c"h
ycrted in 10 two or more tenements, w1,cn eoniu
he done M small cost. and would pay good per-
centagc upon tile outlay, should ~ De tDe WISH o
the purchaser the building could be Torn do"n' anu
the tjmbcrs therefrOm utilized elsewhere IN the
erection Of small dwellings, which are IN Rreai aeo
mand The friends of the Church, as Wei rs th1se
of tho auctioncers, are Cordially ihviEu W ne
prcsent AT tfe sale II Is the especia wisn OF thc
latter 20 have liberal and spirited Ddulng, as sne
whole OF the proceeds will go towards payIhg Ior
the completion of the new and iiannsohe cnurcn
which Is being erected near by. Inc piopsIly. rs
well ms the cause, should commend itscii 20 tue
Kind consideration OF all interested We therefore
hone 10 have q full attendance on the day OF sale:
TERMs: Easy, and made known on day OF SALE
CHEWING 4 ROSE,
se10 Auctloneers.
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POWDER. Ae.

.GUNP0WDER.
DuPONT'S EAGLE RIFLE, In 4 kegs;
DCPONT'S EAGLE DUCK, In kegs:
DuPONrS SPORTING FIG, fFG, and FFFCs IN
\, y, aud 20 pound kegs;
DuP0NT'S CH0KE-BORE, In kegs:
DUP0NT'S BLASTING and MlNINt; POWDER
A full supply Of these celebrated BRANDS OF
POWDER, known everywhere, and the most popu
lar In use.
ALSO,
ATLAS POWDER and HEMP and WATER
PROOF FUSE. For sale by
HENRY 81. WORKMAN,
an 20-deod3m&w3m -
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EOR NEW YORK.-The Old ITSh
II Dominion steamship company'ss
proposed sailings for the week following are:
OtD DOMINION, Captain WALLER, FRIDAY
September Sth, ut 2 O'Clock l.. 81.
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
september 10th, At O'Clock +. NJ
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th, Ut 2 O'Clock l.. ".
Freight received until l O'Clock L. NJ. Friday.
O'Clock L. N. saturday, aud 10 O'Clock L. ",
Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch To all points north, soutL,
east, aud west; also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and berth), S1O r0uHd-trip tickets, ais; Storage.
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, So.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays Tues
days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1850 A. ". will make
connection At Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, fl0.50. Tickets TO be had at
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN Z Co, Agents,
Sc 6 Compzny's Wharf, ROckeIts-
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! sElGIII. 1aiif.tNc..ut Sunday
FREIGHT. daily. except sunday.
sunday ck.nr-L.n.
LEAlE rrrln.n-nn- N-nrlL

direct four-heurS connection j. mad, letRr D.
Richmond and Norfolk ly trains leaving EI.I-
mond al ll;3o = VI. ard Norfoh li 1918 o.. ~.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from tIa
AppcmSttON depot.
J. l.. kENIi, General superintendent
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
II. VI. ENEKhON. General PA..rnrlr AgnnL
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In execution Of n decree Of the Chancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond, entered on the ON day
of Nav 1 Ss2, in the suit Of James Alfred Jones,
trustee &c, Us. Joseph Aliens executrix, &C. we,
the undersigned, special commissioners thereby
appointed win proceed TO sell ut public auction,
upon tie premises, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1882,
at 3K O'Clock Z. NJ. that truly valuable JAHES-
RIVER FARM above mentioned. IL contains
about 7O7 ACRES, Of which 196 acres are low
grounds not excclled by any similar quantity OF
land on James river; about 275 acres are highland
In high state of cultivation and the balance Is In
original forest growth. The improvements con-
sist Of % COMFORTABLY RICk-AND-fRAME
DWELLING with six rooms barn, &c.
This Is an estate which will not only AFFORD much
enjoyment rs a country home, but VIII at the same
time Weld a large return upon the Investment
and we call special attention OF all in want OF
such property 10 this sale. .
Persons wishing to attend the sale viii take the
train leaving here Mt 4:l5 L. NJ, and Will return
that evening on the $50 train.
plat Of the property can be seen ut the Office OF
the auctionccr.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance at one
two and three years, for negotiable notes, with
per cent interest, and the title TO be retained UNI
iii the whole purchasc-mOney is paid, and 4 con-
yeyance ordered by the Court. For the interest
the purchaser will be required To give negotiable
notes, payable semi-annualfy, or he may, II he so
II. II. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM ". CRUMP,
j. II. DOOLEY,
Special Commissioners,
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auc-
tioneer. an 13.20,37,se 1857 1870