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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-16
virginia Postal News.

a new post-ofiice has been established at
Johns Creek, Craig county, with Jacob NJ.
Hoffman as postmaster. Also at Shade,
Fsuquicr county, with William n. Green
asp0stmastcr.
Elias ID. Root has been commissioned
postmaster at Yankton, Rockingham.
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I'VE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS North
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND sATUR.
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANVILLE DEPOT
VIRGINIA STREET.
AT 2:iJ T.. VI.

commencing THURSDAY, December It, ne
sale aud thoroughly comfortable passenger .r,ni,r
HAVANA viii leave West Point ON arrival Df me-
Richmond train TUESDAYS. IlURSBAN- =. and
SATURDAYS, arriving Ia Baltimore about 100
\. W. and connecting with an train. uorthwhrf
straight tickets 90 Baltimore ..............s 3 10
i,onnh d 90
Mcil-.... Observation-Disclosures. u
from steamers cabin plans.
For Ticket. ilme-Clrls and ail information
cal on \. ". CARRIER & co. thc Ticket A,uf
at the Richmond and Danyillc depot or ne und,r-
signed. 4 .POft.
General Passenger and Ticket Ae,tt
no 80 NJ. Tenth -frsf.
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No. s north Eleventh .,r.s,.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 4
A BRlCk HOUSE AND IpT OK NFN Agi =
BETWEEN ROSE AND PINA STRtfTS.-Hv
virtue Of = trust-deei from Marlha \. Cfump t.
he; datci IN ot lvctmher. SO. duly recorded
IN Nlchmlslh thanccrY Court. dei.n. having heVn
made Ia The payment ~ TIE d,ht q crtiy sasun.d,
aud ,, INK thercto required, viii scll. on he
premise, By auction on
SATURDAY. MARCH l3 1852,
~ a. o'clock !. VI, tne property above described
beng VERY iiANnsOllt LOT. fronting on
The north line 81 Nenahle treet 81 fet, running
back % rig9t angle lOl feet o inchfs, with 4
LAhGt bkltk DWELLING, Sc, thrsvOn.
TERMS: Whilst the deed rcqn re- cash, more
libcfalte VIII be ANNOUNCED - the sale
j. l., AftfNsoN,
mn IL Trustee,
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DlCHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL.
III ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY. MARCHI.Ieeo

IAN trains dallyeNcepi Suuda, ..o,.,,, ,...,
connecting at West Point on Tuesday. Tl'rr..i,,.
and saturdays with steamer. Tor liai'Ipi.., ~,
the North '"'
Frugni train leaving Richmond M s.,o a
VIII have passenger-coach attached " w.
Train No Al cOnnccts 20 Burtttiue ,ii, ~
iplk ana western railroad fur ftrmNilie, Lynch.
burg. and all southwestern polnt-
Train No 30 Through passcnperI .tap4 q 81 "a.
tons, connecting at >uthcrlu. With Milton ana
>ulhefhn Nifrow-Gaugc railroad Tor Milton. "a
salisbury win Western North Carol na rtllro,d
for all points In Nesicu North Car0llnl. N A.
hnt3 for MI points south and southwest
Train No. ~ Through passenger and main .'ons
al all stations, connecting az Suihprlhi'. with Mn
Ton ana SuthcTlins Narruw-tfHUge railroad f.f
Milton; ~ Atlanta FOR an point, south lnd -an'b
west al Charlotte Wl,h Charlotte. Columbia AMI
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta, ss,sp-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from ths south arrive 20 Richmond IL
$50 J.. Vs. $40 \. ". and 1874 =. ". and frorn
Wet Point al l0:2O \. M.Pas-ong, I.aAd0IOP
u. (FTcghLl
PlLLNAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 90 New lors and Atlanta rfr Wa.t.
mgton and Danville.
ON Train 62-l,Ichmond and Charlotte. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
MI passenger trains stop AZ Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 ail points south. -outhco.f ana
southwest AMI baggage checked through.
No hy-oler checks given ~ local tickets.
\. POPE.
General Pass. MGR and Ticket Agent.
i. VI. X. IALDOIT. General Manager mn
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by W. Goddin & Son,
Real Estate AuctloneerS,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOUR VAL
- LIABLE BUILDING LOTS on THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS-Will be sold at anction. on
the premises OH
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1882.
ut s O'Clock Z. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE and
IGHLY-ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE. To-
Gated as above, fronting SO feet. running back
10 feet IN Eukers Garden, TO be sold as whole or
divided into four lots, each fronting 90 feet.
These LOTS are located on Broad street. where
real estate Is much sought after. They are well To-
Gated for rst-class retail stores, for which there Is
n special demand.
Terms: Liberal, and made known at the time
OF sale. W. GODD1N son,
NH 3 Auetionccrs.
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AUCTION sALEs--Futnr. Days.
Nv QuarIes & McCurdy,

bSQuaTies McCurdy,
isuccessors TO Robert y. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. 1912 Main street.
CUPERB USEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE OF THE RESI-
DENCE OF MIR. HENRY BONNER At
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
GRACE STREETS, At PUBLIC AUCTION-At
The request of Mr. Bohmer. who intends living In
Europe. VIC will sell NJ his residence nj the north
east corner Of Fifth and Grace streets, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 81. 1882,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the ENTIRE
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
con iistInpin part Of FINE CARPETS, MIRRORS,
RUGS. CURTAINS, PARLOR and CHAMBER
FURNITURE, BUFFET, CHINA aud GLASS
WARE, &C.. &c.
We cannot give detailed description Of the artl-
clcs Of furniture, &c, In the residence. but II is
rarely that such magnificent furniture Il offered for
sale at auction. and the premises will he opened
Monday, 20th Instant nj or II o'clock, for any one
who may desire To inspect. After the sale of the
furniture. we will sell FINE DOUBLE BUGGY
and HARNEss-complete
In order TO effect sale Of the residence. II will
be offered privately until the 2lst AT greatly
reduced prices. QUARLEs & McCURDY,
Auctionecrs.
Sale conducted by f.. d. COOK. mh16
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
RICHMOND PROGRESS,
\ REAL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED EY
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUcIIoNEEr,
lll3 Main str ct.

This PAPER full and comprehensive, and meets
an wants Of real estate purchasers and sellers, and
Is DlsTRlBuTED FREE OF CHARGE. N con-
iaiiIs much valuable information abont real estate
IN Richmond aud is vicinity and a history Of
real estate IN my hands for sale will have their
property advertised therein free of cost 10 them
salx nh 4 %
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By Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lOi0 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT AT
l. TRACIIVE AND VALUABLE FARM
KNOWN ~ FRiNGELAND." SiTUATFD
On THE BRO AD-STREET ROAD TWO Mills
tR0pM Illt WEsrtIN LIMITS or TUE CITY
OF RltllhOND. CONTAINING 80 ACRES or
hlkST.aLAss TRuCkING LAND AND AM
PIE IMPROVEMENTS by virtue If u certai n
deed Of trust executed to the undersigned aS tru--
tee, dated March ]. 1881, and recorded In ire
clerk office Of Ilenrico County Court. -. l.. lrG.
page 2Us. io secure the payment of certain notes
therein mentioned ldcfaulf being made In The paw
ment thereof. and being required 20 tlu by ne
beneficiary. ] shall sell by public auction, on tie
premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH 20, lSS2.
40 ! . O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE ESTATE cont
yel cd 10y the decd aforesaid. : COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with large rooms, halls. and porchc.
two kitchens with four rooms each. barn. stable.
cow-hou-e dairy. Sc. are ON Tie premises. There
J. on II ayomg orchard of 500 trees of tho choicest
kind Of fruit ai-o. ine fssnrtlncbt Of grape ni
str wberifes ana % acres In grain.
tbs ~ desirable either rs tiIcklng farm
ora summer residence.
TERMS: One third cash balance ia one aud two
yeirs, Interest added 20 deferred notes, and &C.
cured y a tru,t-dOct.
NH 10 7. UPPER, JR., Trustee.
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VALUABLE LOT ON WEST MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, Be
TWEEN BELNIDERE AND PINE STREETS.
WITH A FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING
ABOUT FIVE ROOMS. No. GIL. NOW OCCU-
PIED by +. ROBERTS. FOR SALE AT Pun
Lie AUCTION.-At the request of the owner,
who intends leaving the state, we will offer for
sale, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1882,
at ) o'clock T.. NJ, the aforementioned NALTA-
BLEAND WELL-LOCATED PROPERTY, stu
ated directly opposite the Park. where property is
sure TO greatly enhance in value. The LOT has
city cnyerts, water connections. &C., and fronts
Main street 26 feet. more or less. aud runs back
"A good depth. The HOUSE Is In very good order
and Is now rented to 4 irst-claSs tenant and yield
ing fair rent 1.
Parties desiring small home with splendid
future or making Investment, arc invited Ia the
sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced ut sale.
QUARLES & MCCURDY.
NH IL AuctioneerS.
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BY W. II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO VALU-
- ABLE BUILDING-LOTS, CORNER Full
TON AND STATE STREETS, WITHOUT
LIMIT OR RESERVE We shall sell by auction,
on the premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1882,
at A. o'clock Z. NJ, without limit or reserve. TWO
DESIRABLE BUILDlNG-LOTS on tho northeast
corner Of state and Fulton streets, in the plan Of
Fulton, having front of 80 feet each, and run
ming back about half the square 10 an alley IN the
rear
TERMS: At sale.
NH 16 W. ". LYME K CO., AUctiOnsere.
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BY Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOncer,
l0IG Maln -frref.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
" VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED
AT TIE NORTHWEST INTERSECTION or
SPRING AND BELNlDERE STREETS.-By yir-
tue of a decree Of The Richmond Cb1ncery Court.
In the suit of Mccarthy Sc, rs Dickinson and
dfs.. entered February ~. 1852. The undersigned.
special commissioners thereby appointed for the
purpose, will sell NJ public auction, on the prem
ises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1852,
AZ A. O'Clock T.. NJ. ALL THAT LAND described
In Il deed 81 trust from 4. T.. Dickinson and wife
10 \. II. Courtney and l.. X. Dickinson. trustees.
dated December 3, 1877. and recorded in the
clerks Office of Richmond Chtncery Court, -. q.
ll2 &, page "a, ~ follows: "1hOsc four certain
lots Of land lying IN the ely of Richmond M tie
northwest intersection of Spring and Bclyidrrc
streets, fronting together IL feet the north line
of Spring street and running back between par
ale lines along the west line If Eoly 'dcrc street
1881 feet" These LOTS Ne beautifully. AND are
in HAT part Of TIE city so rapidly growing and CT
HANGING In value, and viii pay handsomely 40 an
investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in six twelve.
and eighteen months. interest added, and title re-
tanned until all the probationary Is p,tlG and
deed ordered ny Tie Court.
ROBERT STILES,
ALFRED X COURTNEY,
JOHN H. DlNNEFN,
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JACKSON Guy.
NH 8 special Commissioner.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- EXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRiNTtNn
WOusE.
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AUCTION sALEs...futvrs Deys.
by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

by virtue of n decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court In the suit of Mccarthy rs. Dickinson and
ais, entered February Is. 1892, the undersigned
special commissioners thereby appointed for the
purpose, VIII seiiby auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1882,
1T AZ o'clock L. NJ, the aforementioned PRO
PERTI.
LOT corner Of Franklin and shafer streets has n
front of 2 feet Inches on said franklin street.
and depth Of 1876 feet, more or less, to an alley
% feet wide.
LOT corner Of Floyd and Linden streets fronts
80 feet on said Floyd street, aud runs back 1919
feet to AN alley 20 feet wide.
The sale of TWO WEST-END CORNER LOTS
should attract the attention OF all In guest of hand
some lots upon which To erect dwellings.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve.
and eighteen months, interest added, and title re-
tafned I'll the purclise-moncy is paid, and deed
ordered by the Court. JACKSON GUY,
ROBERT STILES.
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JOHN ~. DINNEEN,
A. X. COURTNEY,
NH IL Special Commissioners
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by Frank ID. hin * Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers,

" ALU BILE LOT WITH TWO
FRAME HOUSES, No. 54S AND $50, on
BROOK AVENUE NEAR LEIGH STREET,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH,
on the premises. 1T o'clock T. NJ we will sell the
above PROPERTY. The houses contain each
four rooms. Lot fronts SIS feet with good depth.
culyert connections. water &C., on the premises.
This property is in a location improving daily,
and can be improved so as To yield nice percent
age on investment.
TERMS at sale. FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
NH 12-td Aucioncers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

NOR SALE.-TIE ELEGANTLY-N
Il FURNISHED HOUSE OF MISS CORA Ii
STRAUSS. 1919 T. street, Washington. -. T., Tor
sllc Inquire for particulars and terms tO
JULIUS LANSBt'HGU.
SO seventh street.
NH l0-3lR Washington, -. &.
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-NO

Two WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-NO-
l. TICE: As substituted trustee for Ann VI. IfOl-
lrday. the widow, and Waller. James NJ. Albert H..
William A.. and Albert Holiday, children Of
Albert l.. Hoiladay, deceased, wiz lt the end Of
three months. make application at the Auditor,
Office OF the city of Richmond, for The reissue. in
my name, rs such trustee. of LOST BOND OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND Tor ~ 700, No. Us.
dated 8 IN of Nav. 1887, due the lst of January.
1889, az per cent. Interest, Issued 90 Waller
Holiday, and 10y him transferred on The 3Oth Of
May, 1857, 10 Aic,and r. Hoiaday IS trustee for
nartits. said Hst-named trustee be-
Ing nov deed, and said hon1 having been lost by
him In his lifetime. WALLER HOLIDAY.
f. 23-Jh3mo Trustee.
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\ direct i"Hr-hours connection Is made isetvO,n
Hichlpond ana Norfolk - rains leaving Rllh-
lhond AT 1870 \, VI. and Norfolk IA i-.15 A.. 81.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start frnm t.e
Npp'mattoA depot !. ID. MINI
General Superintendent
\. PorK, General Passenger aud Ticket Agnt
ia II
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OVERS, &c.

BROOKS X LEE,
~ CENTRAL DNE-WORkS.
1912 FAST BROAD STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
Gentlemen's OyercOats, Goats. Pants, Vests. &c,
and Ladies' Dresses. Sacques Mid Gloves, Sashes.
ShaWtS. Cloaks, Ribbons, and Feathers CLEANED
and Dl ED In trst-class style at short notice.
NH l5-lws
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Iensen fesss and the Hygiene or Fasting
Modern and Ancient Cookery-A Baehcler's
Views Of the Girl or che Peried-Ruskin's
uaHa7 WIFI.
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SEINE-TIIREAD.

SEINE-THREAD, STAND
- ARD LION BRAND: all Nos. S~NSS
Also. all other brands PATENT AND SOFT
SElNE-TWlNES, PATENT and SOFT SEINE
Inns, Gill -ROPEs, YAWklNGS, MINNOW-
WOOD. ROPES, &c.
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COURT ORDERS.

VlRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
fICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
COUNTY. ON MONDAY THE
SoIH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1sS2-IN YACA-
\. u. savage and Cyrus Bossieux, general commits
sion merchants, ahd partners under the firm and
style OF Mr.. savage Co.............. Plaintiffs,
rs.
The Burnett Mining and Milling Company. VIII
liam NJ. Csleii, trustee the same William VI.
Cabel IN his own light, and Mildred X, his wife,
and sterling ~ Anderson ......- defendants
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ATIAcuMENrIN cIrAScRRy.

The object Of this suit j. 10 at1ch certain house
hold and Kitchen furniture mules and other ami
mals, mining took, machinery, and fixture, be-
longing TO Che nonresident defendants, the Bur
nett Mining and Milling Company, on the Staples
GOld-HiLe tract Of 3O1 acres OF land, In the
county Of buckingham, Va, aud also the interest
81 said company In said gold-minc and tract Of
land, and 20 sell much Of the same AS may DC
necessary 10 pay 10 The plainiids debt Of sl77,
With Interest thereon from ihe 10th y Of Noycm-
Der, 1881, tn payment, and the costs.
and IL appearing by an affidavit filed In this
cltise that the defendants, the Burnett Mining aud
Milling Company. are mol resident OF The ~ tie Of
Virginia, ON lhe plaintGs' motion II Is ordered
Tint the sid Drrncit Mining and Milling Com
psny 90 appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order spd do what Il necessary
10 protect tcir Interest in this suit: and that
copy If this order he Published once a week for
four successive weeks III tire Richmond Dispatch,
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
Of toe cOari-hOlne of this county an tie first day
OF the next County Court.
4 copy-Tesle: L. 4. FORBES, Clerk.
J. u. GILLIAN, p.q f. 23-Th4w
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LOST, srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

4 PPLICATION Is HEREBY MADE
IA TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
OF THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY for the renewal Of TWO
SHARES STOCK (NO. 81 II issued by the Allan
tic, Mississippi and ohio Railroad COMPANY in my
ami which has been lost
-fp Z-Thofn WILLIAM j. ERA[CU
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y EDMOND AND PETERNDIpG
~ RAlLROAD NY.-Commrr,.u
Il NDAl' January -. lST2. trains ,u tii- r.,l
viii RIM 4. fplfue.e
LIAIE nIlnIONn -.IrnL


VIII run ~ follows.
LEAVE RlCIMONp-,0u
3:lJ Z. W., FAST NAIL. dniy. Make url..l
connections Tor savannah. ~tDff
onlNat Petersburg and tlf-hrr
LOU \. d. iihDl bil MAIL, dolly. rtnl.f
ing iur Ralrgh, Charlie q, I..
gu-ii. Aiken, savannah, tI.t ID ...-
t"nftllc. rnp. at shops. Glr 20
,chtHli1 inllmau >lonr- pc
t""h "" >"ih and Cllrl.bG .l
Io:O9 T. W, MAIL. daily, maLc. through r.r-
nectun FOR Charleston. StrnnIH.
mHJl'h-onNllIc. >tOp,1t DfUFlI's
Bluii' tcuila.ii, aud Chester. lr.I.
man Palace >'tolMR-' lrs i.IrIt1
washington aud jacksonville. tl..
or iuis train.
600 =. ", FREIGHT daily cvrr.t >rus4v
O;lJ \. d. FREIGHT. daih cNcci SUNDAY,
LEAVE rETER~EtHs-NoE
800 \. NJ. FAST MAIL. al.Ir. son. onl, ,t
Chester.
$40 T. VI, THROUGH MtIl.. dally. connecting
Win Richmond. Frederic .,lufg and
Potomac railroad Tor Hli point. Etst
and West; also masking connections
with ohcleahr and OHIO railroad
tor all point, We. 1h- train
stops AZ Mlnchc,ior, Chester. and
CcnirIlit rnllman ~i,,lor- On ihis
train between Charleston and N,w
York.
GAO \. VI, MAIL daily, connecting daily l,N-
ccpt sunday With TIE Richmond,
Frctlerck ,burg md Potomac rll-
road for The Aorth and " c,i. riop-
al Chester. DroWry's Bluff, ami t,lI-
iIala Pullman Palace sl,.f.irg-
'drs between jacksonville, fia.
,.-o =, aud Washington on this train.
500 a. NJ, IkElGfi1. daily cNceptsurdss
4;5O T. VI, FREIGHT daily except Suu4a,.
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SEiNES AND NETS ON HAND,
AND
MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
ole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE.
THREAD. NH O
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR PINE
w WOOD-S2.25 and $3.50 per half cord
OAK, S2.75 per half cord; SPLINT LUMP.
s5.5n; HAIL. SJ.2J per ton; CUMBERLAND
ENGINE. IS per ton; NEW RIVER, 81 10 SAB
per ton. In large quantities liberal deduction
Order by telephone Broad street, opposite The;
ire. or 1905 Cary street. TIL, PAGE,
NH i-5l&teod5t j..
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For ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
RATES AND TlChtT~.
u &c HI M0ND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

ONLY TWFINE HOURS n! INNEh Hlch-
NOND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
OBJECTION
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HILLS MANUAL TELLS HOW TO
i Il do the right thing nc The right time IN s0cl.
aud business life. u Is the original. best CLASH
fed. most beautifully ilustr tcd, eleesnt, eN-
tended. and complete form book IN TIE world.
The most continll2usly-sel!ing and satisfactory
book Tor agents. Agents wanted. send Tor circa-
lars OF the new edition. Address
BAIRD & DILLON.
NH 7-cOf6t e Park Place, New York,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

PREPARED ONLY BY THE
LIEBIG ABt'RATOkY X ChEMICAL
WORKS co.
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
NEW YORK PARIS AND LONlON
NEW YORk DEPOT, 3S MURRAY ST.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
FOIto Hiding InWashluxtsn.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-The
witnesses in the case Of Arthur Iayne
and Frank II. Fall, charged with at
tempting to bribe William Knox Brow
a Juror in the Star route crse, were sum
moned to appear before the grand jury
to-day, and attended but were not ex-
amined. 1t u as decided to wait until
Thomas S FoOte, said to be implicated
in the transaction delivers himself and
then conduct the einvestigatiOn as to all
tho parties at the same time. Foote IL
in the CITY and as soon az he secures
what he believes to be Sufficient bond,
he proposes to come into court and de,
liver himself up.
An evening aper publishes an inter,
view with Fall, in which Fall is made
to say:
"Foote does not know anything abou
this"
GLOW did he come to take the atti
davit that is attributed to min, then"'
asked the reporter.
"Payne got that affidavit The ar
rangement was that Payne should ge
it and FOote wos to be paid for 1t
Payne was also to make affidavit ant
get $500 for it. Then he and Foot
would have left town with the money
No; Foote don't know anything abou
the approaching of Juror Brown, ex
cept what others have told him. Foott
simply secured the services of Payne a
a man who knew Brown and Rayn
saw Brown"
Mr. Fall said if he were cor victed b
would be martyr to the Dspa rtment
Justice; that he was employed to &c
evidence which If submitted to Judg
lWylie, would break the jury; that hl
reports were filed with Brewster Gam
eron and that tho agreement 10 b
signed by Brown was approved D.
Brew ster Cameron.
"No offer was made to Brown" h
said
at is true he was triGked for the pu
. pose of procuring evidence to show tht
he could be bought"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
OFnlORIIOn,

A council was,convened on Wednesday
at tue BLptis5 Chapel, Gamdeu, Del, al
the call OF the Wyoming Baptist Church
to cons der the propriety of ordalnlug
to the Gospel Ministry, DR.. S. A. Hay
ward the pastor elect of the Church
The council met a; 2 z. M. and organ
lied by the election of Rev. IR. D. Cook
d. D. of WilmingtoH Second Church.
moderator, and Rev. H. Trait pastor o.
Dover Church, Clerk. nr. Hayward
was examined as to his christian ex-
perience, call to ministry and views ol
Bible doctrine.
His examination was very satisfac-
tory and il was voted to proceed to or
dination, which was done at night, II
the following order: DIR. Cook presid
ed; singing by the choir of the church
reading of the Scriptures and prayer by
Rev. 6. W. Teasdale, of Seaford; scr
mon by Rev. H. Trait of Dover; charge
to candidate by Rev. j. M. Hope Q
Wyoming; charge to church by Rev, U
W. W. Bishop of Marcus Hook, Pc
Hand of FelloS ship by Rev. J. !
Craig, Missionary of the Baptist Publ
cation Society in Delaware, and Bene'
diction by DR.. Hayward.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
A Penn Relic.

SFmuel Sellers Martin, Jr., Of Ken
nett Square, now has in his possession a
cane that at one time was tne property
of William Fem. 1t was presented by
Penn on board the ship Welcome to
Samuel Sellers, while the ship hJated
in the Delaware just oft Chester. The
cane is of mahogany with an ivory
band; around the joint is broad silver
hand on which is engraved these words
"Presented by William Penn to sam
uel w. Sellers, 1852 The cane has
descended from generation to genera
ton, always being in the poFs9sslon o.
one OF the family OF the name Samuel
Sellers. 1t is now the property OF sam
uel W. Sellers, of Baltimore, but 1t Ii
in the possession of SaMuel Sellers Mar,
tin, Jr., of Kennett Square.