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TIE MOZART To-MogRow-rirst oy

TIE MOZART To-M0gRow.-First, over
furc, Enchantress," (verdi,) orchestra
second, trio, "lIear Us, o Father.''
iOwcn,j Mrs. Reinhardt, Mrs. Knowles.
and Mr.. a.. W. HOf; third, solo clarinet.
ave Maria" (Gounod,) Mr. Felix Jar.
della; fourth, solo coniraIto, "Likencss OF
The Best OF siothers," (Andre,) Mrs. John
II. Knowles, .Jr, with cello obligato by
(Rossini,) orch~tia; sixth, solo soprano.
Mrs. Jacob RosnlsTct; seventh. solo cello,
"PuntaDi," p'atN) Mr.. {. w. Thilow;
eighth, Yallzcs, "sirencs," (Waldfeufcl,)
orchestra.
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CHANCERY CoUKr.-Thc following eases
were disposed Of Saturday:
Taylor's administrator rs. Taylor. &C.
Decree referring cause to Il commissioner
for inquiry and report
Crawford n Son rs. Bailey, dc. Decree
by consent adjusting accounts OF receiver
and directing the disposition Of the fund as
therein set forth.
Halls administrator as. Prices eXecu-
trix, &c. Decree confirming sale OF pro-
perry therein mentioned and making Il
distribution Of the fund.
Morriss d Hammond rs. NORRIS. execu-
tor, DC. Order on petition OF William T..
Tanner q Co. referring claim set forth in
petition to commissioner for inquiry and
report.
Lyneman, &c, rs. Rebman, &c. De-
cree referring cause to a commissioner for
inquiry, account, and report.
Singer, &c., rs. Singer, &c. Decree dis.
tributing the fund Oh hand.
E1-pdrte Hugh \. McCurdy, trustee.
John Whiteside, Michael Wade. Order.
lbstituting trustees in the place OF one
who is dead.
Hulst, executor, rs. Hulst, &c. Decree
referring cause TO a commissioner for in
quiry, account, and report.
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DEPUTY UNITED STATES MABsHALS. -
United States Marshal Il. J.. Hughes has
appointed the following deputy-marshals
for the election to be held November 7th
Marshall Ward: First precinct, n. A..
McGiven; Second precinct, Rufus Smith
ers; Third precinct, George Ford.
Monroe Ward: First precinct, Il. r..
Glazebrook; Second precinct, Younger
Loving; Third precinct, II. +. Jones !;
Fourth precinct. w. w. Smith.
Clay Ward: First precinct, W. \. SUIT
ton; Second precinct, W. c. Rhodes
Third precinct, William TreXlcr.
Jackson Ward: First precinct, Isaiah
Doyle; Second precinct, Henry Mosby ;
Third precinct, Pleasant Jones.
Jefferson Ward First precinct, Jacob
Jones; Second precinct, Charles y. Seitz;
Third precinct, II. ii. Carter; Fourth pre-
cinct, Wilson Nash.
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NEW DIRRRcroRs or TIFF RICHMOND AND
DANvILLE.- a meeting Of the Board OF Di-
rcctors Of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company was held IN New York
Friday. Mr.. Robert Harris, vicc-presi-
dent OF. The EiSe railway; Mr.. +. Ruther-
ford, az tho finn OF Meyers & Rutherford,
and Mr.. NJ. Bpyard Brown were elected Dir
re tors. Mr. Harris. II Is understood, rep
r sscuts the Interests OF Mr.. Rockefeller.
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Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
EXECUTORS SALE OF CIIO G +
IL BUILDING LOTS ON WEST FRANKLIN
STREET, NEAR TO MONROE SQUARE: AT
MCTION-By request of the executors OF The
late Il. :. Burrows, we will sell by auction, upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1882,
at AZ o'clock +. NJ, that VERY liANi)SoME
PROPERTY, situated on the north slde OF
franklin street between Laurel and Shafcr
streets beginning SIS feet west OF the residence or
T. c. Williams, Esq. thence running west ana
fronting 5S feet Ia the lot owned ~ Byrd " ar
wick. Esq. and running back about 100 feet 10 4
wide alley: and will be sold rs 4 whole or In TWO
lots. as bidders may desire.
We take occasion To remark that exclusive OF
these lots every other lot in that vicinity Is either
absolutely withheld from sale or held at prices be-
yond those at which this property VIII be sold an
that this Is an opportunity which cannot be repeat
cd 10 secure some of the handScmcst lots within
those clrcumscribed limits. now assured To be the
choicest in the city for elegant private resi-
dcncCs.
We invite particular attention 10 this last Oppor-
tuniiyto purchase such splendid property.
TEi;MS: one fourth cash; the balance nj SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months. with interest, ana
secured by deeds OF trust.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&C 10 Auciionecrs
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Learn, from Your Enonry .

The Coalitionists have published the fol-
owing notice:
"Meetirc will be held in ever ward in
be city or she 9th of october at the fol-
owing places
"Monroe, Samaritan Hall, FoeShec street.
"Madison, Hams Hall.
"Jefierson. Odd-Feliows''1l Hall.
"Mmshall, Philadelphia steamboat
wharf.
"Jackson, Second and Dual streets.
'Clay, Broad street and Brook avenne.
LET every voter turn oui. Able speak
ers will address al the meetings. Turn
out and hear the truth"
The 9th is the day before the one day OF
registration. and the object OF these meet
ings is to instruct the negroes with regard
10 registration and transfers.
The white people need some pushing in
the f1me direction. ii would be well for
our ward clubs also 70 hold meetings on
the night OF the 9th 10 interest the voters
i'm the matter OF transfers and registration.
Some OF the most intelligent men in Rich
mond seem 10 be in utter Ignorance Of
what they ought to do to secure trans
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gich,nond's Corporate Limits

FIPE's, VA, Uctobcr to, 1857.
To the Bditor of the Dispatch:
| notice in pamphlet published by the
Trade Committee OF the Chamber OF Com
merce OF Richmond that the greatest
length OF Richmond from east to west is
only :. so miles, and width 1.15 miles.
Please state whether this is an error or
not. rs | have been under the impression
that Richmond was five or six miles long.
Very respectfully, W. 4. SALMON.
fyherc is no error in it,
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SOL Haas. Traffic Manager. sci5
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-ln the Circuit Court
yesterday the following eases were dis.
posed of:
Oscar Cranz, Jr., native Of Germany.
took the necessary oaths, and was de-
clred citizen of the United States OF
America.
Several land-damage eases brought
against the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company were dismissed.
Th Court will sit again Monday.
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examine into the new system OF making
gas proposed to be INTRODUCED into our city
by the parties proposing TO buy or lease
our works.
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srB-COMaITTEE OF The COUNCIL GONE
NoRTH.-The subcommittee OF the Coun-
ell from the Committees Of Finance and
Light, now considering the VARIOUS propo-
sitions about the sale OF the gas-woirks, &C.,
have gone 70 some OF tue northern cities TO
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AUCTION sALES-Monday.
By George S. Vashon a son'
Real Estate Agents and Auc'lonecrs'
Nn 7 Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF liiT
I J following PROPERTY-to Wit .,ce -,
1st TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS on
China street between Pine aud Bdyidcre sr Ruth
No Gp3 and COS. fronting togetAcr on the sOut ,
80 ~ cbi,xs street SO feet. apd running na,S
wihln parallel lines 90 feet 1aese houses VIII DC
'o ID eGeoD BRICK DWELLING on northeast
corner ~ China aud Deividere streets iroi,tinis
about 40 feet on China sir0t, ana running IT,
within parallel lines 12O or more feet to an aI.cS;
In execution Of decIrc0 f the Circuit court W
Uenrir, county I'm the suit of Hood ana WI, .S.
Wiliasns's exccutriN and dis. entered on tne l3ni
day "a October 1892. Twill proceed TO sell ~ pun
lit ssction, on the prenises.on
MONDAY, OcToBEH %, 1882
at az O'Clock i. NJ, snd In the ordef haihcu aoo'o
tys PROPERTY described. 49,, ,,,,,.,
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN Two NO el, .a
dnStalmen,s at six and twelve months Ioi no ~
nnrchase-inoney s. fully paid and conveyance
o''0''" ~ ''' '' BENJAMIN II. NASH.
oc1h Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AND DANyLLE R.R. COZ

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE II. Goa
FREIGHT DEPOT
RICHMOND, October ~, 1852.
NOTICE.-The following UNCLAIMED
~ FREIGHT VIII be sold for charges. on the
premises, al ii O'Clock \. NJ. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH:
piece Reaper, not marked: , Buggy-W heels,
not marked; l pair shafts, not marked. l hON
trult-Jar TOPS, not marked; | bundle q pack
agcsl Ca.ting'. not marked: bars Iron, not
marked; Wmdow-Blinds, not marked barrel
Scial'-lron, not marked / box Manufactured To-
bacco' not markc /; bars steel, not marked |
barrel Castings, y. +. burgess, Grcnyllc, :. C.;
/ Bed--pring, not marked; 3 y. Is. Bucket. not
marAcd bundle Crates, not marked; 20 pieces
iIollnW-Narc, not marked; 10 bundles Plow
Points, not marked: | bundle Land Sde', not
marked; 80 pieces Stoyc-CastinRs; bag Lime,
not marked: 4 WclI-Duckcts; | bundle Shoyos,
not marked: bundle Hoes, not marked pack
age Wood. not marked; = Hubs, not marked;
keg soda, iIaEpa & Hanna. Lexington, y. c.; l
bundle Wel-Buckcts, Bali ( Licas, spariansburg,
:. C.: bundle Ifames. not marked; l bag Fer
tilizers, not marked; box Crockery. not marked:
package Bei-Rails, not marked; Trunk, II. L.
soone, Gainesville. Ga; z bundles Coke. H. Bar
bour; Bell Harvey s. Blair; piece Casting,
Harvey & Blair. }. 4, ANGEL,
oe l3,22,2e,Novl2 Agent
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by Duncanson Brotlcr,, Auctionecrs.

GALE OF THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
- BUILDING. FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA
ANENlE BtIWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
10 Y l + = \ I III STREETS, NORTHWEST.
WAslllNGTON. -. Con
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER %. 1882.
M o'clock u. NJ, will sell, I'm from; of the prem-
ises' al 81 LOT . IN square POD. fronting 20 feet
by depth Of 1919 feet 10 i thirty-foot alley. I'm
proved by that LARGE AND WELL-Bt- LIT
BUILDING known a the IMPERIAL HOTEL.
containing ninety rooms; also. parlOrs. sitting
reading. bar, and billiard-r0olns; being in the
immediate vicinity of the Presidents House. state
War. Navy, and Treasury DEPARTMENTS, Riggs
WIZARDS, and EbbIit Hotels, facing Pcnnsvlyania
avenue and Public Park. one Of the finest oppnr-
iuntles offered here for Investment or for a live
husiness-man 10 make a fortune. This property /.
suitable for any purpose, the location being The
best In Washington.
TEENS: one third cash. balance I'm five ten
aud hitetn years with per cent. lntereS paw
able som-annualy notes t0 be secured IN decd &c
trust on the premises sOld or two thirds of The
purchase-inoney can remain ten years at per
cent; interest per annum. payable emi-lnnualy;
or an cash, NJ the OPP ion Of The purchaser 4 de.
post OF $1,000 1t time of safe
j. +. STEVENS.
oc l9.20,2l&22 Attorney for owner.
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by George :. Nashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonccrs,
No. ! Tenth street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF DETACHED
- BRICK DIV ELLING No. go WEST
GRACE STREET: LOT 30NlJO FEET.-Ihis
house has five rooms, bathroom. &c: detached
Kitchen. with good stable on the premises al in
good order.
We Will sell. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER u. 1852,
at a., o'clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
-crihcd.
This property. so dcsinlly located, should al
tract tile attention Of those wanting houses we'll
located ur a good investment.
TERMS: Easy. and AZ sale.
GEORGE ;. NASlION & son.
oe 19 Auclionccrs.
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.rCV1oN eALEs...Future Days.
- = - a r.
nv william II. Lyme q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aue'ioneer''
No. 11l3 Main street.

AbNsiO.S - -.---~-l--~-r~>--
NV william II. Lyncs Co..
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneer''
No.11l3 Main street.
LECTION SALE OF THOSE two
"A ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
STORES.
DESIGNATED BY NO. 49,
ON THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET, CORNER WALNUT ALLEY
now OCCUPIED By
WILLIAM +. GRANGER, ESQ.,
AND No. 1925 EAST MAIN STREET. BE-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS
SOUTH SIDE,
OCCUPIED BY
NICHOLAS NEUROIR, ESQ.
We shall sell by public auction, on the premises
In the order named. on
NJ 4 L. NJ ,,,
LIST. that welI-knOwn and most desirable BtSl
NESS PROPERTY, No. 10, on the east slde oI
Seventeenth street, occupied as restaurants bclnR
an IRON AND STOCK-BRICK BUILDING, con,
timing about six rooms over the store, WIN all
modern convenience. &C., and win at all times
nav handsomely as an investment. ,cp
"a. or Immediately thereafter, the LAK.h
F0T;R-STORY ST0CK-BRICk STORE, with
DWFJIINC; over same. containing SIX rooms
kitchen, &C., designated by No. 1928 east Main
street being Of the most Substantial ann "ell-
built and arranged stores In that locality-no,w
occupied 10y a most excellent tenant az iaif
rcntil-and well-e ,tablshed Dusiness-stand.
| Terms: Ono third cash: residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable note, Interest
addc0 and secured bya trust deed.
WILLIAM III. LYME 4 CO.,
oc % 0407oS.2g,3l&Nol Auctionecrs.
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BY J.. IL. Cook, AuctlOnCcr,
90 Ninth street.

7 ARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DE-
IL SIR ABLE DRY GOODS. SC, At AUCTION.
The subscribers having determined To- discon-
tuue hu.iue.s VIII sell. without limit or reserve.
N their store. No. 800 Broad, between Third and
Fourth street,, con mcncing on
MONDAY. ODD INSTANT.
at q o'clock. the balance Of their stock.
II f. impossible IN all advertisement 10 give even
a faint idea Of ts. variety. Suffice II Ia say that
tie reputation We have always had Of keeping the
best goods in greatc-t variety VIII warrant rs in
expecting the attendance of the trade generally.
Ladies are particularly invited 10 attend.
Tie ENTIRE STOCK will be sold in such qu1n-
titles as 10 meet tn wishes of The trade and when
we assure the public that the sale j. positive. may
we not expect that We Will he credited with SIN
cer!y when We make the announcements
sale continued from day to day at the same hour
until the whole Is disposed of.
4. L. FOX & son.
No. 3C9 Broad street,
sale conducted b T.. Il. COOK, Auctionccr.
oc cost
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POWDER. &c.

>,->o... POWDER. &c.
GCNPOWDER.
DD,Ilp,,oNsT.s EAGLE RIFLE, in kegs;
nntntnpONi > EAGLE DUCK. I'm j kegs:
DOIONIs SPORTING FG, FIG, aud FFFG I'm
Is, Z. and 25 pound kegs: VIZ !"
nntrippV0NNI,s GHokE-BORE. In kegs:
u. F,uNTs BLASTING and MINING POWDER
M a in supply Of these celebrated BRANDS az
lar " DIR known everywhere, and The most popu-
ALSO,
lies oroWDER and HEMP and WATER
fhVOf Use. For sale by
HENRY 81. WORKMAN,
Agent for tue manufacturers
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MT Faded articles of all kinds restored
to their original beauty by Diamond Dyes:
Perfect and simple. Ten cents; at all
druggists.
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STOCK BROKERS.

TOHN l.. WILLIAMS,
STOCK-B ROK Il,
lOl4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offers for sale
RICHMOND. FREDEEFk SBURG AND POTO-
MAC q PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS;
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC STOCK AND DIVIDEND BONDS;
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE FIRST-MORT
GAGE PER CENT. AND 6 PER CENT
INCOME BONDS AND PER CENT. qua
RANTEtD STOCK;
RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE GOLD 6's;
PETERSBURG RAILROAD BONDS, 5'sand 6's
RICHMOND CITY SIS 6's,0nd S..
All investment securities bought and sold on
commission. sc 2l-Th, Su& Tu1w
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DICUMOND BAZAAR, an
IL %SA
Nos 1895 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET,
l. II. Cook, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LARGEANDVA VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES AND
HARNESS.
FLOODED AND FARM-HORSES, MULES,
EXTRA MICH COWS AND CALVES, Enc,
AT AUCTION.

Rv virtue Of deed Of trust from John u. Davis
10 The subs 'riirr, and duly recorded will pro-
coed 10 sell III the Richmond Bazaar. Nos. l43s
and l4iO franklin street commencing on
THURSDAY. 26TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, and every day thereafter until the
whole Is sold-TiZ:
20 HORSES-all Of which can he recommended
for city and farm purposes, several Of which
ARE thoroughbred;
3 F1R~T-CBASS FARM-MULES:
SUNBROkkN COLTS. past two years oll-cx-
celcntstOck;
PONY.
EXCELLENT NILCH COWS,
HEIFEHS
The attention Of parties wanting really EXCEL
LENT STOCK l. particularly asked.
very large assortment Of
NEW and SECONDHAND CARRIAGES,
PIAETONS.
OPEN and TOP-BIGGlES-
FARN1-W AGONS.
coal and FARIl-CARTS,
BREAk-DRAiS.
OPEN and Top SrRlNG-WAGONS.
l superb FAMILY CARRIAGE (madc by
Brcwstcrl.
4 large assortment Of HARNESS Of all de-
scripiiOHs.
SADDLES. BRIDES. WHIPS. &C.. &c:
4 lot Of UNFINISHED WORK, &C.. Sc.
TERMS: Al suns under 400 cash: 500 and
over. sixty days. for approved. endorsed paper.
J.. ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
T.. Il. COOK. Auct.Onccr. oc ~
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ID HILAD ELPIGIA, RICH Ese
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing d9y,: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY 1t II IT,, aud every SUNDAY at 5
\. VI.
Freight tor Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. re-
cciycd tli 1870 \. NJ; ior sundays sicamcrtfu
> =; NJ saturday. Freight received daily tiu
Ere. Se.
For Further information. apply 10
j. ". NCCARRICh,
General southern Agent. Oncc Rockets.
W. Z. CLYDE 4 CO.,
~ 81 General Agents.
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by JAS. Macdnugall. kuctiOnccr,
No. 10 Governor street.

by JAS. Macdnugall. huctionccr,
No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
IL PETS, IiAII. CLOCKS, MATTING. EN-
CRAVINGS, FEKTliER-BkDS. &C., AT ACC-
1ION--On
MONDAY, 23D INSTANT.
at o.. o'clock. viii sell at the residence on Mar
shall between First and Adams streets GEN
TEL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES. embracing
TWO WALNUT rARLOR SUITS:
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUIT;
TWO NICE POPLAR CHAMBER SUITS;
BRUSSELS AND TiREE-PLY CARPETS AND
RUGS:
EXCELLFNT MATING AND OIL-CLOTH;
DINING-TABLE. SIDEBOARD. LOUNGES.
CHAIRS TiN-SAFES, ENGEANlNG>, and
CHROMOS:
Excellent FEATHEf-BEDS. HAIR MATTE SS.
holsters and PILLOWS;
FRANKLIN and other CHAMBER STOVES;
CHINA, CROCKERY. and GLASSWARE;
ONE FIRST-RATE COOkING-STONE AND
UTENSILS. together with many other useful
housekeeping articles.
ALSO.
Two OLD-FASIIIONED TIiiRTN-DAN HALL
CLOCKS i'm good order. 10 which the attention
Of antique collectors j. asked.
Sale positive. Jas. MACDOtGALL'
oc ri Auctionccr.
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Bv FurDan Tuppcr.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer.
1OlG Min street.

UCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY
N BRICK DWELLING, WITH EXTENSIVE
GROUNDS. ON OAKWOOD AVENUE BE-
TWEEN . AND T. STREETS, AND ALSO
BCLDING-LOT on TIIIRTY-FIRST STREET
BETWEEN Il AND : STREETS.-l shall sell by
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1852.
AT A. O'Clock i. NJ. shat NICE LITTLE BRICK
DWELLING. with 15OXlfO feet of land, 'front.'
ing on the west side Il that popular avenue above
mentioned. -Four valuable lot. could he Ill sposcd
of. and still ample land would remain for the
house tract.
Immediately aftcI the sale Of the house and land
attached. | will scll NICE LOT. fronting 3ONl24
feet on Thrty-frst street between |, aud streets.
Both Of these properties will be sold at sacri-
fee: So parties attending the sale may expect to
have bargains of, nd them
TERMS: At sale FURMAN IiIIiE-
oc IL AuctiOneer.
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EOR BALTIMORE. I'm,
Il s2sss.,->-s1..
POWiIATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Cutil further notice. the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY a. II noon from POWIIA-
TAN Doc X, at TWeniy -fourth and DOck streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of lediug signed and goods for
wtrdcd with dispatch h. points North and West
Freight received daily until 3 L. VI.
For further inf rmatiou. apply t.
VIC KNIGHT, Agent.
ID. j. WEISIGER. Soliciting Agent. Ge22
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Ivy W. Goddn & son,
Real Estate Auciionccrs,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL-
OLENT FARM or TWENTY ACRES @, on J,
THE BROOK TURNPIKE ONE MILF NosIl
oi RICHMOND, WITH LARGE BRICK
DWELLING, &C. TliEREoN.-lty virtue OF a
decree OF the Circuit Court Of ileDrtco county en-
tcred on The 18th October, 1882. I'm the ease OF
BIrncy and wife rs. Cooke, Sc, We the undersign,
ed special commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
MONDAY. OcTosEE 23.1Ss2.
at O'clock p. NJ. the VALUABLE FARM located
as above. now occupied by nr. James \. Moore;
corfaining TWENTY ACRES OF LAND. OF good
quality, with a LARGE BRICK DWELLING
nv reon containing eightTodms brick Kitchen, &c
Around the dwelling is a handsome grove OF OAK
tTs,es. , -.
TERMS: One third case7 balance at one and two
wars for negotiable notes Interest added, ana tile
retained until all of the purclasc-moncy shalI bc
fully paid WILL MJoSiAh LEAhh'
ocI7 special Commissioners.
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by II. l.. staples 6 Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
llO3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
X FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT on THE
EAST SIDE on EIGHTEENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS
Al AEC1ION.-By virtue of decree of the
Chanccry Court of the city Of Richmond, Va, en-
tered on the l2'h day Of October. 1852. In the
cause of lla>i,in- lIaskin, we shall sell upon
the premise. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a. 1889,
at o'clock q. VI. the PROPERTY above de
scrihcI. fronting twenty-five feet on Eighteenth
street and rnnning back about one hundred feet.
TERMS one third cash; the residue In equal i'll
stalmcnts al six and twelve months, with Interest
AZ per cent. tor negotiable notes, and the titlc
retained until the whole of the parchasc-moncy Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
:. J.. BLOOMBERG,
JOHN y. YOUNG
special Commissioners.
H. l.. STAPLES & co.. Auctiorccrs. oc 10
VRt STEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a
70 The undersigned trustee. dated 2l~tApril. 1882.
and recorded in the clerks Office of Charlie, CITY
county. In dccd-book 10. IL. page 45j.aud where
rs default has been made I'm the bond therein Sc
cured. and being required 10 d. so, viii sell on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. lss2,
on the premise known a, Centre Farm" near
Charlie CITY Courthouse the property described
in said deed, ~ follows:
; IlOR>ES. l COW and CALF.
> WAGONS. / JFHSfi.
FARMlNG IMPLEMENTS, consisting Of
PLOT CHS. DRILLS &c:
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Sc. &c.
should he sale not De completed on lhc day men
toned. viii be continued The +, flowing day.
TERMS: Made known on day of sale.
GEORGE ". ELDRlDGE.
oc II Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedult
commencing NAY ID, 1882:
$40 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily; stop
only at clifford and Fredericksburg
900 A. NJ, leaves ByTd-Street station daily lex
cept Sunday.
ZOO p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sircct station daily.
(Sleepcr.)
400 p. NJ, Accommodation for Ashland. leave
Broid-S;rcet station daily lcXcep
sundays.
ll:2s A. NJ, arrives ut Byrd-Strcet station daily.
(Slccpcr.)
3.O4 Z. NJ. arrives At Byrd-Strcct station daily
makes no local stops.
GASP NJ arrives at Byrd-StrCci station daily
Except sunday.
s:34 A. ", Accommodation arrives AZ Broad
street station daily Except sunday
c. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
v. T. -. MYERS. General Superintendent. Myl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22
tiAYErtrm,urEG- NORTH
1908 4. VI, FREIGHT. dolly. except SUNDAY.
2.!3 !. NJ FREIGHT. daily. except sunday.
4: :t9 y J. 81 81 sunday excursion.

direct four-he ur. connection 8 made between
Richmond and Norfolk ~ trains leaving Rlsh-
All trains leaving Petersburg will starr from tps
AppcmattoN depot.
j. R hENLN, General Superintendent
sol. HAAS, Iafic Manager
u VI EMkhNON, Genorll fa.,cngrr NgolL