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- &c ii VI . y - AND PETEE>BUR re
~ RAILROAD N.-Coma.us.ll
"WEDNESDAY l. june zl,Iee2, -rliu.uu i.I. 49,.
will run a follows.



D Z. ", FAST MAIL. dailr. Ahht, through
connection. for >IYauinl. ~i.r..
only al Petersburg aud th-trr.
Pullman sleeper between Nt-HI..-
ton and Jtck.Ou NE. Pa.-.... r.
VIII takr oli- train Tar Nnull.. h.
U a. u, THROUGH NAIL. daily. c0nu,..-
ing tor Raleigh. Charleston. h.-
eustt. AIKEN. savannah. tIl f..s-
SONY illc. stop, at Chester ana t,l-
tra,i-. Pullman ,!o,rcr~ b,tr.,r
NJ" York and Savannah ou Ills
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Speaking OF the Coney Island race FOL
the fall cup the New York Tribune says:
"For the Autumn Cup Thora was inst
in the betting, though stories were afloal
that she had some stomach trouble. She
certainly was not at all the Thora OF last
June, and could only reach third place.
Eole ran gallant race, perhaps the best OF
his life. The time was excellent. 6:2G3,
within second and half OF the best on
record, which was made with much less
weight. Ida Stanhope also ran well,
gaining second place, but the once formi-
dable Glenmore was an AFFECT failure. lie
could at no time get near the front. Eole
is good enough to go to England to run
for the cups and other long-distance races
there. His owner merits praise for his
pluck in putting his colt in hard races with
the top weight. He is not always hunting
about for ''soft things" as so many other
owners are. He always strikes high, de-
serves success, and gets it."
Eole was sold by Major T. W. boswell
last year, and has proven himself grand
race-horse. in his last race he made the fast
est time ever run with that weight up. The
same owner sold Il two-year-old brother OF
Eole last summer for $4,000.
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A RUNAWAY GIRL IN Boys CLOTHING
Emma Lorimcr, girl who disappeared
some time ago from Westmoreland county,
Pa. where she lived with family named
Trout, has been found. She obtained Il
boys suit of clothing. cut short her hair,
and walked along the railroad track, in
quiring at every farmhouse for work, till
she reached Circleville. She then obtained
work on the farm of Mr.. Lawhead, and has
been attending horses, digging potatoes,
and doing general teamwork, right along
the same Us man. She says she never
saw newspaper, and did not know there
was reward offered, or anything about it.
She says she liked the Lawheads, and she
is grieved that she was taken away.-Bdt-
timOre american.
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Now Chesapeake Liglafhessso,

The new lighthouse just completed. AMI
to be known rs Kent Point ligbthause In
Gated In the har making out from Blood
Point, Kent Island, Chesapeake hay. is I,
BE lighted October LIST for the first time
The structure is an iron tower. resfiag q,
an iron caison apled with concrete. Th,
lron work OF the caison and tower spa.
contracted for ane furnished by the prexi.
aenee Iron Company, Rhode Island. The
iouneation OF the lighthouse is a e;re:,-
Iar eaison 30 fe@ In diameter. com
posed OF iron plates bolted together
IN tiree tiers, forming cyNnder
GU gu ieet in height. The whole caison i
hlied IN with concrete except the centre,
mIt OF The upper section, which il Jeff nm.
nnea, forming cellar Il feet in diameter
ana feet deep for storage purposes. Unon
tue. .ne caison rests the tower, which is frus.
rum Of cone. The base Is rs feet j in
al and IA feet at top; total beiebt
% ieet. The inside Of the tower Il lined
WIN brick up to the third story
forming cylinder IA feet In diam,
eter. rbe watch-room Is lined with
good. The tower Is divided into
D DuI stories OF equal height, MAKING
nrec rooms and watcb-roon. Zach flonr
.stsaened oy an enclosed iron stairwav
, 'a.s - continuous, thereby e ting to the
a.en'Fooan without passing through the
'0@'' Tae whole structure presents q ,
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] have been applied to by Mrs. Elizabeth
S. n. Goodall, Boston, Mass, who is "pre-
pairing George Eliot birthday book" In
which IL Is proposed to give sketches oil
distinguished women, for the birthday,
day Of week, month, and year Of Martha
Dandridge-Custis), the wife OF George
Washington.
Cannot some reader OF the Dispatch
favor me definitely as indicated!
X. A. Brock.
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very neat appearance, and has been built
In the most expeditions and thorough man.
ner. The erection ut this site has been SUI
pcrintcnded by General o. 4. Babcock,
u. s. n, who has recently been placed In
charge OF the Sixth lighthouse district, In
addition to his former duties as engineer OF
the Fifth district. The light should be
seen In clear weather thirteen nautical
miles from the deck Of vessel fifteen feet
above the sea- Baltimore Sun.
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For the Dlspatch.]
~~s>.~.~ fv-Osn. WaforUt orOnS.

M0Ias~ss from Waternfetonss
During the war the late Elisha Hundley,
of Charlotte county, gave me bottle OF
syrup or molasses made from the juice OF
watermelons boiled down 10 the consist
ency Of the ordinary molasses, and better
favored than any molasses or syrup ever
tasted.
The mode Al making II Is perfectly SIM
ple, rs 1 have recently ascertained from Mr..
Hundley's daughter. It Is Just to scoop
out the pulp and strain It through a towel
or other suitable cloth, and boil II down as
the Juice OF sorghum Is boiled.
Towards the close Of the season, when
watermeions are hardly worth hauling TO
market, 1 should think II would pay my
Hanover friends to use them In this way,
and when their good wives have once tried
Il think they will repeat It always after
wards.
Nowadays suppose that less than 10 per
cent. OF what rs sold under the name OF
molasses in Richmond is a genuine article.
The rest Is all adulteratcd with, or made
wholly Of, sorghum juice or glucose
sweet product OF corn starch treated with
sulphuric acid; for all OF which suggest
most agreeable substitute Of genuine arti-
Gle, and one that ought to have good mar
ket value. OLD HANOVER.
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CAROLINA SUMNER RESORT LAST SATUR-
DAY-THE FATHER OF TWO INJURED GIRLS
MAKES THINGS LIVELY AT HOTEL BRUINS
WICK.
fFrom the Charlotte Observer
The summer visitors at the Hotel Bruns-
wick, at Smithville, near Wilmington, were
treated to quite an exciting scene last Sat-
urday evening, the same being cowhiding
and eye gouging affair Captain Gabrielson,
Of the United States revenue-cutter, was the
man who received the cowhiding, and Dir.
Thompson, an old river pilot, was the man
who laid it on. 1t appears that young Mol
wegian, who is q partner 0fthe shipping iirm
OF Mebane IL Brothers, OF Wilmington, had
been paying good deal Of attention to two
OF Mr.. Thompson's daughters. One report
has ii that the ladies boarding ut the Hotel
Brunswick held q meeting and appointed
Captain GabrIelson TO inform the Young
Norwegian that he must either quit ASSOC
ciating with these two girls or retire from
the society OF the ladies ut the hotel. An
other report is that Captain Gabrielson
went to the young nan unauthorized by
anybody and spoke to him in disparaging
terms OF the two Misses Thompson, repre-
senting that they were not of the very
best character, and telling him that
he must quit associating with them.
Whether captain Gabi3clson acted upon
the suggestion OF the ladies or took it
upon himself to "post" the young Norwe-
gian, the father OF the two girls heard
what had been said, and ON Saturday eve
ming Iewent to the hotel in search Of Ga
brielsoa. Mr.. Thompson carried cow
hide, and on meeting with ,Gabrielson LET
into him most vigorously with IL. After
using the cowhide while MIR. Thompson
got Galsielson down and gouged one OF
his eyes out. The affair, Of course, created
great deal OF excitement and furnished
material Tor any amount OF gossip.
Taking IL all in all, the season this year
at smithyEle is an unpreeedentedly lively
one. Outaide Of u drowning every day or
two, they have had a first-ciass scandal AMI
lively cowhiding.
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Virginia Postal News.

The following new post-ofiices have been
established: "a,
At Myndus, Nelson county, Va, with
Joseph M. Berkley as postmaster: and
At Shadyside, Northampton county, with
David C.. Kellam as postmaster.
George w. Monkey has been commission
ed postmaster at Balcony Falls, Rockbridge
county, and Mrs. Eva n. Booker at Old
Church, Hanover county.
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ByR. D. Chsfln q 90,
Real Estate Aucaoneer''
WI north Tenth street

ByR.B Chsfnn oo'
pc., Estate Auctoneers'
yo.1north Tenth street
EXECUTORS, AUCTION SALE OF
- THAT HANDSOME AND CoMMoDIoUs
BRICK DWELLING
No. ,o15 EAST CLAY STREET,
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JAMES g.
BROOKS, DECEASED
KyowS AS THE
wICKHAM MANSION"
WITH
LARGE CORNER LOT,
FRONTING rs FEET, WITH DEPTH OF IT'S
FEET TO AN ALLEY.
We will sell OF public auction, on the premises,
y" FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1882,
Mt O'Clock 7. NJ, the above-described and we'll
Known RESIDENCE. This property is centrally
located, and well arranged Tor isniif resiuencc,
or could be made into two dwellings IRONING on
Clay street; and the lot y deep re froptn
ON Eleventh street. Dwellings always rent wei IN
this neighborhOod, and this sale offers rare oI-
portunity for capitalists 70 maSe eoou in'eS'-
mcnt or TO secure lrst-class nome.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes, with o per cent.
Interest added and secured by deeI 9l trust On the
THOMAS RI. CARTER,
Executors Of j. G.. Brooks. deceased.
. Sale by II. b. CUArPIN 4 Co., AuctiOnccrs
After the sale Of the house tie HANDSOME
MIRRORS will be sold. Sc IL
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RITTCIIER.

n. B.-Partes who find IL not convenient to
leave their orders for Meats, &c, with me during
market hours, can have the same promptly at
tended to by leaving their orders With Mr.J. j.
LEAKET, dealer in fish. oysters. vegetables &C..
No. 313 Market Square lnext door to my stand.
A. FICiEI,
sc 6-2aw4w 3l5 and 3lS Market S0Iarc
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionrer,
IOl6 Main street

=
T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF NEAT SMALL
l. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. No.
7l2 SOUTH LAUREL STREET.-By virtue of
a deed of trust executed 10 the undersigned hy
Henry Charter and wife, dated January 26,
1881, and recorded in the clerks Office Of Rich
mOnd Chancery Court, ID. b. lis A, page ~
default having been made In the payment OF a GER
tain note therein secured, and being required so
q do by The BENEFICIARY, will sell by auction on
the premises, on
MONDAY. SEPThMBER Is, 1882,
1t o'clock L. NJ, the real estate conveyed by
said deed, which Is situated AZ above described
The lot fronts 2s feet on the west side of Laurel
street. and extends back l5s feet. upon which i
small dwelling,s Comparatively new. aud other out
Joining the property above named. fronting IL
feet on 20-f0ot alley, more fully described in the
aforesaid deed Of trust.
TkRMs Easy, and NJ sale.
r. TUPPER, JR.. Trustee.
FURMAS TUPPER, AuctiOnenrs 40 I0
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AuCrIoN sALEs-..Thi. Dsy:
ByH. l.. Staples 4 Cos
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioncei"
1lO3 Main street.


A UCTION SALE OF NICE TW y, :
"A STORY BRICK BUILDING, ~ l,,n,,i u -
FoR STOKE, BxR-RooM, or EA TN .Trn az
WITU Unwilling ABOVE, sIuUAnd.EfD ~ ~,
MMnfH aTREET OPPOSITE THE OLD Do ~,
MiNioN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S or In ls,,n
Wi SIIFI,s-At the request OF the owner VINO
has removed from the city and Is deternl,ned 70
seIl, we shall offer by auction, on the ptel"'se' y"
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ii, 1857
q, o'clock =. NJ, the property above described,
formerly occupied by james OConners, Esl. re ne
LOT fronts &c feet on wafer s,'cc'' All" 'N'N"
through 10 Rockets street. o,a In mod
The building IL comparatively new anu 4" sVou
renair. and Is a good stand for business
fFnns One third cash; the balance In six and
twelve months with interest added, secured ~
tr,.t deed. and the improvements kept Insured by
'"' f'' III. l.. STAPLES & CO..
Auctioneers.
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
ut the same hour.
III. L. STAPLES q CO,
seI2 Anctioneers.
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BY ". Goddin & Son, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 FARM OF
Il FORTY ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY,
on TIE NEW NORTH ROAD. ABOUT TWO
MILES NORTH OF RIC!lNiOND, NEAR TO
TIE llENRICO AND HANOVER TURNPIKE
As trustee in 4 certain deed of trust from Nr.
George W. Carter and wife. bearing date the | 9th
of October, 1872. duly recorded I'm IIenrico Couu-
T. Court In Deadlock No 90. page 453. shall
in execution thereof proceed 10 sell 1t public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1852,
commencing ~ o'clock p. NJ. the NEAT AND
ATTRACTIVE FARM located As above. on which
MIR. Carter now resides. II contains FORTY
ACRES, Of which about one thifd l. In woods
The open land lies well for cultivation. The i'm
prOyements consist Of an EXCELLENT DWELL
ING NEWLY painted containing seven rooms:
kitchen. barn. stable, &c. There Is an excellent
young orchard on the place. The location Is plea
SAINT and healthy. the neghborhood excellent and
the roads leading o. 1t are in frst-rate order.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash 10 the ex-
tent OF the expenses of sale and the amount OF the
debt due thereon, vet | am authorized to say that
The terms OF payment can lie made rery liberal on
the ayment of one fourth of the purchnse-lnopey
In cash and 4 lien on the property for the residue
The auctioneers vii show the property to those
who may wish 10 see IL.
se5 Trustee.
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Train No. 80 VIII Oh sunday .taFe lpairtYt .f
1870 L. VI. Bon tair ~ $40 J.. N.. and aii... .u
Richmond II L. ".
All regular passenger trains Stop 40 Bon t'r.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O--Now York and Atlanta rf1 ~ ..l,-
insfOE and DSnVile. and Grefu- '..In' o. Ifl..f'.
station. Western North taroilnf railroad.
On Train 5f-Richmond md Dauvii's 1r.
Charlotte aud Charleston.
Tickets sold % an point. south. -oufhqa... .t..
southwest and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given ~ lortl tichct,.
VI. >LAt GiiIrE.
General 80 --.nE ger A,.. 70
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
4. VI. X. IAICoIT. General NluIyDr. .,
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A direct four-hsur, connection f. made between
Richmond aud Norfolk hy Train, leaving Ric4-
mona al ll;9O A. W. aud Norlo'h at 1913 T.. ".
All trains leaving Petersburg wiil starr from ne
AppomsttON depot.
j. Il. kENLl, General Superintendent
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
i. VI. EAkKNON. NenerAl pN..engar A9rnL
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AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days:

AGChAyS
BY X. b. Cbafln Co.,
Rcai Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF A NICE MAX
KET-GARDEN,
CONTAINING FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
WITH SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND KITCHEN
AND GOOD WELL or WATER,
SITUATED IN DUvAL's ADDITION
A SHORT DISTANCE NORTH OF THE CITY,
IN HENRICO COUNTY.
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
MIR. l.. CHAMBERLAIN, MRS. KICK,
AND OTHERS.
At the request Of the heirs OF Peter hell' ue-
ceased (who sell for division OF the estatel, We
will sell by public auction, on the premises Oh
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1882,
ut AZ O'Clock T., NJ, the above located Pho
PERTY. which Is In a good state OF cuttNatoh,
and pays well as a market-garden. Being so near
The city this property must Increase In value, ana
In the mean time viii pay good interest on the III
vestment. ,,,,,., . co
seS Auctlonccrs.
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LIME, CEMENT, &c.

X OCK l. AND LIME.-2,3OO barrels
~ PERPENDICULAR LIME. ZION, ,ha an,a
Dln'ed ~Cobb Lime Kilns." Asiiy expected Der
OSENDALE CFxFNr o,oo -,
fRESH RO&ENDALE CENENr daily exncc,ed
tsf schooner j.. ii Rapp, for sale low from doct
W ono ROBERT WENDENBURG,
40 70. soe Naia aud No. IL Fifteenth streets.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1882,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1852,
at AZ O'Clock l.. NJ, the aforementioned PRO
PEKTl, situated on the northwest corner Of Pine
and Spring streets fronting 90 feet west line OF
Pine street 10y depth OF AS feet 10 alley 20 feet
wide. and is perhaps the most desirable property
now In the market In this rapidly-mproving Sec
tOn. The building Is susceptible Of being con-
yerted In 10 two or more tenements which could
be done AZ small cost, and would pay good per-
centage upon the outlay. ar should IL DO the wish Of
the purchaser the building could be torn down, aud
the timbers thercfrOm utilized elsewhere in the
erection Of small dwellings. which in great de-
maud. The friends of the Church, a. well rs those
OF the aucttonecrs. are cordially invited To be
present at the sale 1t Is the especial wish OF the
whole of the proceeds will go towards paying for
the completion of the new and handsome church
which Is being erected near by. The property. rs
well AS the cause, should commend Itself 10 the
kind consideration Of all interested. We therefore
hope 10 have full attendance on the day of sale.
TERMS Easy, and made known on day of sale.
CHEWING 4 ROSE,
selO AuctiOneers.
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,EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DOR SALE,
Il DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on West-Franklin and Grace streets.
Also other WEST-END LOTS.
Now Is the time 10 buy.
Il. b. CHAEFIN C CO..
seI2-2t Real Estate Agents.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old EFTS%
Il Dominion steamship Companys.szsse
proposed sailings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY
September sth, ut 2 O'Clock L. ".
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
September 10th, at O'Clock i. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CoUcH, TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th, at 2 O'Clock Il. "a.
Freight received until o'clock =. VI. Friday,
O'Clock L. ". SATURDAY, aud TO l O'Clock L. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills OF iading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east. and west; also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare to New York (including meals
and BERTH, SO: round-trip SIS Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, Sc.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al 1880 A. NJ. will make
connection a. Norfolk With steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets to be had nj
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. ".
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 90
GEORGE ". ALIEN 4 CO., Agents.
Sc @ COmpsny's Wharf, Rockets.
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IfaFp
Richmo'di 2:f5 L. NJ $40 4. II. G.O0 3, NJ
Arrive Al
WtPsimt 500 =. VI. 7:55 4. s.. g2Tp,t-

wtPsintl $500 p. w. 7:53 \. ). 9.27 Pr.
Passenger Tram connects NJ W. Polaf daily
except sunday with steamer i0r Ba'f,ror. ...
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond a. 4.f0 4. 81
and 600 l.. n. will have pa-,gl gor-co4cl.+ Il
tSches.
Train No. a. connects at Bui,,y,llc wiki NJ
folk and Western railroad for IauaVillc. Iyf..n.
burg and all southwestern points.
Train No 30 Through passenger. -tois ~ .l..-
lions. connecting al Nntherlin- vfh MILO. -..
sutherlin NATION Gauge railroad COR Nl'... a
salisbury with Western North Carolina rsit,.3
for all points In western Nurtii carolina. 81 81
lanta for III po'nls south Snd sou tvt-t.
Train No. 81 Ghraukh passenger Jnd mail. -f. =
81 All stations, connecting ~ SutrrIlu'5 will II
ton and snthcrln Nzrrow-GauQr r4flfrae f-
Milton: At Atlanta for an poinf. ~Yuth arf -..Y.
west al Charlotte with fh4r'atc. t,imrI.. g..
Augusta railroad FOR Columbia. Augusta. SAW =
nah, and tlorid< points.
Trains from he south arriy, ~ EIrhmurf A.
49, T.. ", 7:26 A. NJ. and l:l6 D.. N.anl r-.m
Ws.i Point ~ ln:2n A. VI. Pas a1.rI, aua % -
i. 81. and l2:4O T. ". (FrcighfI
Bon AIR PASSENGEE ~iREICE
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Il. ii. NJ. HARRISON a co.
rNHE FIRM OF EICHEI. A. sAF1zEp

l. Is THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual con-
SEM. Eisher partner Is authorized 10 pay and re-
celye all rebtS due and owing from and 70 tie
said firm. " ~"
| A, EICHs.L can be found hereafter at Nos. Al Z
ana 3l7 New-Markct Square, where he win he
glad to serve his former patrons and the public
| CHAIR EssSAELZER will continae business az
! BUTCHER AND PROVISION DEALER AT The
Ola stand, cogater Seventh and Broad streets
A. EICiIEI-
I sc l-lUt CHARLES ktEI 1ED
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BY JAS. Macdougsil- Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

BY jas. MACuDtlHI'' NUT sIVIIttI,
No. 10 Governor street
ROSEWOOD PIANO, PARLOR-OR-
IL GAN. FURITURE, LATROBE STOVES
&C, AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
nj 1Ox O'Clock / will sell ut my auction-rooms
without reserve, 80. ~-,,
/ superior ROSEWOOD-CAsES SQUARE GRAND
7-OCTAVE PIANO, an instrument OF splcn-
did tone and make:
I excellent 5-OCTAVE ORGAN, in good order;
WALNUT PARLOR-SUlT, covered III IN"
silk:
COTTAGE CHAMBER-SUIT,
WARDROBES. BUREAUS.
BFDSTEADS. WASHSTANDS,
TABLES, LOUNGES.
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES,
2 frst-rate LATROBE STOVES,
SEWING MACHINES,
BABY-CARRIAGES, &C.. &c.
JAS. MACDOUG ALL,
IL Auctioneer.
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ME, CEMENT. PLASTER.
~ =, o JACKSON TURPIN.
NO. 10 SOUTH EIGHTEENTH sTRvpr ,

ma TENEkAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
anu dealer IN Lime, Portland and Rosenda,e e.
tss,nn Shicined Plaster, Plasterers' Hair Fire
Ia NJ I, %e. sole agent for Perry Brothers. Rock
- ,'''S' au 8I-Im
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We have this day sold TO MesSrs. TIiORNBURY
Il RAMOS the stock fixtures and goodwill of our
business ut the corner of Eighth and Main streets
and would respectfully solicit for the new firm
"A continuance OF the fayors so literally bestowed
upon us.
sc 7-6t II. III. NJ. HARRISON a 20
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WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS,
AND BROKERS,
1113 MAIN STREET,
SELL REAL ESTATE PRIVATELY OR By
PUBLIC AUCTION
IN CITY OR COUNTRY,

Have always on hand for sale on liberal terms
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE.
from the smallest and cheapest suburban lot or
cottage to the largest and most elegant residence
or store and varied I'm price and location as 10
suit the wants and means of all parties desiring
TO purchase
BY promptness In collections and returns, and
the utmost care and diligence In renting and lcas-
ing, have obtained the agency for the rental Of
"A very large quantity of property of every descrp-
ton. and suited tn all classes of tenants
As brokers are at AL times prepared to Ne
GOTIATE LOANS on real estate or cOllaeras in
sums to suit and on the most favorable terms 20
both borrower and lender.
We give % each and every transaction pertain
ing To the REAL ESTATE or BROKERAGE
BUSINESS our prompt personal attention.
We desire 1T the beginning of this the second
year of our co-partnership 10 express our thanks
to the many friends who have 40 literally pat
ronized during the past year. and To assure
them of our continued efforts in their behalf.
We extend 10 our friends and patrons and to all
persons interested in desiring information COIL
corning any branch Of our business, cordial in
vitation to call and confer with us.
WILLIAM II. LYME q CO.,
sc S-1w lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12

A BREEZE THAT WAS RAISED AT A NORTH
CAROLINA SUMNER RESORT LAST sATUR-
DAY-THE FATHER OF TWO INJURED GIRLS
MAKES THINGS LIVELY AT HOTEL BRUINS