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STORE FOR SALE.

SITUATED AT LIVE OAK, ON THE LINE -
- Of the Oregon Division, c. P. X H.; s;;;i
doing good cash business good chance to III
make money. Only parties having about So SO need
apply. For full particulars address a. j. GOD
FREY Live Oak, Suffer county, Cal. s8-Im+
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XNTANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNoW-THAr
w J. RIEM, late of Virginia City, is proprietor
OF the lite Restaurant, 800 street. and he invites
friends and the public in general TO rstcass meals
at bed rock prices. slim
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF i've lines In this department are
Inserted for Is cents for one time three times for 30
cents or rs cents per week.
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RESTAURANTS

Ss.oon-Ho. CSC Market street Wedding cakes
Ice cream, oysters jeIes, etc.. constantly on hand
Families supplied
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TO LET Oh FOB SALE.

Advertisements OF Eve lines In this department. are
nssrted fog Is oents for one time; three times Tor 80
,enta or rs cents per week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02

u Love OF y ltOOufs
DECORATED AND FURNISHED ny THE HAND OF
A woRKy>C-GIRL.
Irrnm lhe Isart rnrd Times. /

A woRKi>G-0IRL.
From the hartford Times.l
Young worktng-girl OF this city, by
the exercise Of lcr own innate good taste,
and putting every spare penny where 1t
would do the most good, has furnished
forth 3 charming room at comparatively
small expense, and sufficiently aesthetic to
plcsse the most fastidious person.
The floor, painted by her own hands, Is
A dark walnut shade, partly covered by q
large rug made OF cheap ingram carpet in
small pattern OF cream and olive boarded
by broad band OF olive felt. The mex
pensiye wallpaper is plain olive, hecked
with Pink, finished by narrow owe
frieze, terminating at the corners with
cluster of four tiny pink fans.
One window faces dingy brick wall,
and she painted the window-panes
IN bright water-colors, following pretty
traced pattern, which gives bit OF stained
glass quite effective in the pretty rooiii-
The other window is draped gracefully
with long. full folds Of sprigged muslin,
depending from rings on plain pine reel,
10 be replaced in the winter with heavier
curtain OF olive cottpn-fannel.
The furniture is light wood, and lamp
with a rosy transparency stands on D.
o'clock tea-table OF unvarnished wood, and
throws soft light over the room, which
also contains books, shelves OF pine, q
couple OF secondhand easy-chalrs, and q
small dry goods box for shoes, covered by
her own hands with pink and olive ere
tonne. A large clothes-horse, on which
she pasted the story OF Cinderella in wal
ter Cranes pictures over olive paper, shuts
off the washstand and bedstead from
view. The toilet accessories, set OH WIN
fresh sprigged muslin over pink llning,
are pink-and-white washbowl ana a
large pitchero OF the quaint shape that comes
now in the cheaper grades OF china; a Sc
cond-hand wardrobe, draped with por-
there of olive Canton flannel, contains the
unasthetic dust-pan, brooms, and other
homely articles necessary to neatness and
comfort, all tribes of that description
bought at the fiye-cent counters. a pretty
willow rocking-chair, ornamental with
olive and pink ribbon, and knined has
sock to match, the two latter Christmas
gifts. stand on the RUG.
On the olive-draped mantel are grand
mas Nankin teapot, two tall silver candle
sticks, and a large ginger-iar, not decorated
and spoiled with gummed-On pictures, but
left in its pristine blue and white beauty,
filed with white daisies, gathered on sun
day afternoon walks. Two or three photo
graphs Of good subjects, that are better
than chromos and cost less, hang on the
wall and complete the pretty refuge OF this
proud and industrious girl, who is self-rc-
speeding enough TO earn her own living
rather than be dependent upon her rich re-
lations.
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Gu,xorR's MLI.s, August 80, 1882.

cuvorR's Mills, August 80, 1882.
The Prcsbytery OF Montgomery met at
New River church, Montgomery county,
Va on wednesday,, August 2Sd, and adj
ionrned on saturday, 18th. Twenty min
listers and fourteen ruling elders were pres.
ont. The people Of the vicinity attended
An large numbers, especially on Sabbath,
when IL was necessary 10 send preacher
ont al the house 20 preach to those who
could not enter. Abundant dinners were
served daily In the church-yard.
Rev. DIR. McIlwaine was the moderator
~ preshvtery. Ills addresses on the sub
tects Of home missions and foreign mis-
sions. with which he Is familiar as sccre-
farv In this department, were very interest
ING. Rev. A. 7. Graybill, OF the Mexican
mission, was present, and gave q very en-
couraging account OF the success which
has attended the labors OF our missionaries
In that country.
Ministerial education received much al
tentiou, and the interest OF this cause was
greatly increased by the presence oil thTee
new candidates, who were taken uh9er
care OF Prsbytery, making six now under
its care, and by reports OF three more VINO
are coming forward.
TIE action Of the General Assembly on
fraternal relations was sustained ny Fo'e
of 10 to IL. The next stated meeting rs AZ
Liberty. on the 10Th OF April, 1889. at
p. NJ; adjourned meeting at Roanoke,
Tuesday, 18th of September, at = Z. NJ.
Leave was granted to the BiacksDurg
church TO prosecute call in the frcspytery
of West Hanover for the pastoral services
of Rev. g. A. Wilson, OF AppomastoN
Courthouse, and Rev. DIR. Hall was ap..
pointed commissioner on the part oi
Presbytery to aid the commissioners OF the
congregation i'll the prosecution OF the Call.
The Presbytcrial Committee OF Publica-
fion and Colportage reported that they
had employed two colporters during the
summer, who had been actively and use
fully engaged in the sale and distribution
of the Bible and other books.
Three new churches were enrolied-vlz.,
Turtle Rock, in Floyd; Low Moor, IN
Allegheny; and OtteIville, in Bedford;
and the Union OF Peaks and New Bethel,
undcr the name OF "Peaks," was reported.
Rev. j. X. Harris was constrained by the
state OF his own health and that OF his fam
lly to ask release from the charge OF the
churches under his care in Floyd. He is
compelled, also, to give up his very useful
school at Floyd Courthouse. BE was
granted leave OF absence 10 churches at
discretion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02

A Cincinnati barber uses Arab Bey
rum Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Jimmy Tuffboy is learning to swim.
His father doesn't approve, neither does his
mother, of his being in the water half the
day, but Jimmy does. and so far he has not
forgotten to put his shirt on right side out
and has thus escaped the day of wrath
which is surely coming.-Nep Haven Regis
ter.
Liebig Company's Coca-Beef Tonic rap
idly restores lost vitality, whether from in
discretion or excess. Quickly stops eX-
hausting losses. Also cures dyspepsia,
bilousness, malaria, morning sickness,
sick headaches.
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a Bad Medicine Man.
tTexas Siftlngs.

" How are the colored voters coming on
out ON Onion Creek z" asked an Austin
candidate Of darby with a load Of hay.
"Dar's heap oh sickness out dar among
de colored folks"
"What is IL, malaria?"
81 reckon OATS de name OF the stuff.
Hit AM sumfn what he got from de drug
gerry shop"
" WHAT stuff arc you talking about!o
"De stuff white man out dar puts In
his watermillions to keep de colored folks
from mistakin' EN- for dar own watermil-
llons."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02
BY Chewing & Rose
By NUFNIIIII- &c IF'I-'f
Real Estate Aucuoneers AMI Brokers'
No. 3 north Tenth street Richmond, Va

CCTION SALE OF \ NICE LITTLE
"A BRICK DWELLING ON CLAY STKEfI
NEAR TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER Ot tilE>l
STREET AND A VACANT LOT NEARLl
OPPOSITF.-At the request Of the owner We VIII
sell by auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTgNBER 3, 1882
ut Al O'Clock p. ", the property a. above De-
scribcI. The dwelling contains I'VE rooms. Win
Tic usual conycuicnccs. and is situated on the rear
Of the lot. thereby afOrding the purchaser an OPP
pOrtunity of having u beautiful fower-gIrden ln
front which would render the home both beautiful
and attractive. The lot fronts 20 feet Inches by
\ depth Of 40 feet to an alley.
The VACANT LOT opposite has 'front.' 81 ~
feet by depth If - feet 20 an alley upon which
can he built a dwelling that would pay the owner a
handsome dividend upon the outlay.
TERMS: one third cash; Balance upon credit
Of six and twelve months 9 per cent. interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. CHEW MING kOSE'
All ri Auctionecrs.
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RAILROAD LINES.
Z, - sxsl -fss..szss,7 5.Ss=f.7
~ 5 --.-1.s.1e ~ - ~: -

~ Il - t. -.fSzE~tEr- --rE-.-.E8
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE. TAKING EFFECT JULY l..
1852.
DEPART RICHMOND: Fast ne. 5 4. ".
vile accommodation. 4 =. -. except sunday ::
for Norfolk ana ola Point Comfort. 1873 A. VI.
and 4:l5 +. ". daily except SUNDAY; sunday
a. ".
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West. 4.
A., , A. W.. and $50 r. NJ; from Norfolk and Old
Point Comfort. ll:25 A. ". and 10 l.. Vi. Pull
msn slcepng-coaches TO White sulphur, Clncin-
usti. and Louisville.
Tickel-Oaccs: 1000 Main street. and al depot
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH, General Manager. ie 80
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HORSES, MULES. WAGONS, &c.
g WMONS LIVER REGULATOR

81 UNIONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CJ,,N VNS LIVER REGULATOR.
ASK THE RECOVERED
nysnen,,c T., Biliess Sufferers, victims Os Fever and
Acu, ,the MeTcurial-Di ,eascd patient,
Wv PhEY RECOVERED
health. che. Wul spirits, and good appetite, they
viii tel you by taking
SHINING GtS LIVER REGULATOR.
For uYsPE. DEMONSTRATIONS aundice
Bilious Attack SIN nrApACiiE, Collie, De
pression of spir H., SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
WV "'' 1T HAS NJ EQUAL.
This unriyalled euunstl remedy is Warranted
not to contain sin p"Iaucie OF MERCURY any
Injurious mineral S, oSh'h<f- put Is
PUREL Z VEGETABLE.
IL you feel dr0wsy aebiifated, have frefaent
headache mouth t;lst padty, poor appetite. xad
tongue coated, you are Hniyt;iR from torpid liver,
or : biliouspeSs." and naihips will cure you 40
speedily and permanen hse take
SIMMONS LIVE Eht ULATOR.
IL is given with safety an iheilsappest results %
the most delicate infant V take the place of qui-
nine and btters Of every XII vi. III Is the cheapest
purcst, aud best family med. eHeH the world.
Beware of cOunterfe Is. SSe VIiy The genuine
In white wrapper with red eRs,ttf, prepared by
j. III. ZElLIN & co.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST + ap seed
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
FOR THE sssGEAT CROP.

A CID PHOSPHATE, OR DISSOLVED
IA BONG,
sulphvric aqis, containing "a to 90 per cent. az
soiuise and reduced bone phosphate Of lime. Fx-
tfnsist1y andasccessfully used on the wheat crop.
we hisuIacturt u at our wo7Ss In Richmond, and
for sale ~ the lowest market prices.
ALLISON < ADDISON,
Il l0-iB
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by II. l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
ll03 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF NICE TWO.
n STORY BRICK BUILDING, suIT IhI5l.,f
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED On
DOCK STREET OPPOSITE TUE OLD DE Dc
MINION STEAMSHIP COhPANfS orr ~ ~,
AND SHEDS.-At the request OF the owner, VINO
has removed from the city and Is determined 10
sell we shall ofer by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1852,
at 3 O'Clock L. NJ, the property above described
formerly occupied BY james OCOnners. Esq. The
LOT fronts 26 feet on water street, and extends
through to Rockets street.
The building is comparatively new ana IN 9oou
rcpair and Is 4 good stand FOR business.
1'rRus one third cash: the balance In six ana
twelve months with interest added. secured by =
trust deed, and the improvements kept insured oy
YIN II. l.. STABLES & CO.,
ca I tuctiouecrs.
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WOOD AND COAL.

4 NTllRACITE, ALL SIZES. FOk
4 FAMILY use. as good ~ the hest: LEIIIGU
~ ~ NJ ~ Tor foundry usc-nOne better; EAST
rrDDAaS iIb KG LUMP SPLINT 1928: HAIL, As |:
1 IS and SMITHS COAL; OAK and PINE
W,Uol,, long and sawed. Orders by telephone or
9',n aE promptly dlled. 70S Broad street or
an M AIRY street. Z. II. PAGE.
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o5rm on sEPTFMBER. lse2.

at II O'Clock NJ. all that TRACT OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon lying I'm Casolinc cOn-
". containing about lis ACRES. adjoining the
ltnds of John SouthwOrth, James Hunter, i. IL.
Jones. and the estate Of Thomas Hurt, deceased.
Terms: Enough I'm cash 10 pay the expenses of
sale. fees for drawing and recording said deed of
trust. and the sum OF fl7llO, with interest on
Sj2.7S from 18th Of October. 1881, and on
$l2l.32: the residue thereof from 18th Dccem-
her g |. until paid.
So 2->a4t HILL CARTER, Trustee.
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This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
steamcrs--tiI' y ANDOTTE. ROANOkE. NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, ana RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
For hours of sailing. see Advertisement below.
steamers leave New + Orh 1T ESDAh :. INT RS
DAYS. and SAL FRIDAYS AT 3 l.. VI. from Pier 26
(uew number, North river. foot Of Bcach street.
They nave splendid saloons. state-rooms, ana
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
After-casin fare 10 New YOr. Including meals
and BERTH. SO: round-trip tickets SIS: Storage.
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence, 90.
Frcichts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 O'Clock p. NJ daily.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Agents.
y29 oiilce Com pany's vkarves. Rocketts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02

EOR NEW IORk.-Thc Old 1rF1
Il Dominion steamship Cempsny's ssszssssssssssS
proposed saings for the week following are:
OLD DOHlNlON,Capisi WALLER, FRIDAY
September lst, At O'Clock Z. NJ.
GUYANDO1TE Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
september 3D. At O'Clock 4. VI.
ROhNOkE, Captain COUtH, tt ESpAN, sep
TENDER 9th. At O'Clock \. ".
Freight received until o'clock =. ". Friday.
3 o'clock L. ". saturday, aud 10 O'Clock A. M.
Tuesday.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods FOR
uardcd with dispatch 10 all point, north, south.
east snd west: also 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aflcr-csbin fare 10 New York Gncluiing meals
and BERTH. 80; round-tripiickct>.s1S:s iccrage.
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence. 50
Passengers leaving Richmond MOnHy-. Tues
days. Wednesdays, and saturdays 10y tie Richrend
and Petersburg railroad ~ 1870 4. ". will make
connection At Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets 10 bee had At
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and A. W
tarber's, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, agents.
- (emDanN's Wharf E0cktyS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CAR
L OLINE COUNTY.-By virtue Of a deed of
trust from Lewis A. Jacob to the undersigned.
trustee. dated 18th December. 1850, and recorded
in Caroline County Court, default having been
made in the payment of the notes therein secured.
and being required so " do 10y the holder Of said
notes. viii proceed to sell AT public auction. on
the PREMISES on the
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SYPTEMRER 7.IsS2.

~ AZ o'clock L. VI, the DESIRABLE LITTLE
FARM located rs above. recently occupied hy him.
containing IS ss-lOO ACRES, ~ which about
eight acres are In woOd.; bAancc open land Of rX-
ccllcnt quality. Tho improvements consist Of a
dwelling containing two rooms. barn. stable. &c;
good orchard. The nelghhorhood IL desirable
one. with an excellent turnpike leading thereto.
years. bearing interest secured by deed Of trust.
Posses ion given 1T once. The farm can be
bought 81 private sale.
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1889.

at 4 L. ". the ahOve-lacated FARM, formerly
with 4 very snug and pretty HOUSE. situated IN a
shady ysrd. making very desirable home. IN y
spendidneghbOrhoOd, and in easy distance OF me
city Parties wishing such property may alten1
this sale and secure a hargain.
TERMS: t5O7.50 and Interest from January l.,
1892 aud expenses OF sale cash and credits Of one,
two. three. four. and I'VE years from January l..
1882. AS to $3.50, 1905, s956, tl.Oo4' and
si.052; Us to balance, terms annOuued1t sale.
X. II. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
sale By X. Is. CHAFFIN i co. Auctioneers-
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A true strengthening medicine and
health-renewer Is Browns Iron Bitters.
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'NLY TWELVE HOURS BI TWEEN VPQk
hOND AND BALTIMORE II EACH
DIRECTION.

torrcspondingly quick time a. otlcr r,ln.s.
Through bills Of ladlng Issued AZ low 81.
4. \. tan IUR
General Freight Agent
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WANTED, CASH PURCHASERS
w ANTHRACITE COAL. house sizes-be,t I'm
. market; LrHiGH LUMP COAL, for fouudries:
open crates: CUMBERLAND AND NEW RIVE
SlEAM AND SMITH COAL. FOREST PINE
WOOD sawed and kindllng, Prices SATISFACTORY
Tor best Goals, and full weights. '"''o''
an, soxon, :. p. LATHROP,
aoo %'eakenta street, Of Draw-bridgs
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on An AMENDED piLLIy cuAycrry


The original bill I'm this suit was filed for the par-
pose Of suhjCcIing Tic Lands ~ Peter H. Burress to
Judgment lien I'm favor Of Martin James, de-
ceasad, and. under order, of Court I'm the original
suit, the land was sold and report thereof made
But Peter l.. B1rress died before further proceed
lngs were had. and the object of the amended hlii
i To bring The heirs Of Peter H. Burrss before the
Court. and 10 obtain an order confirming the sale
II ne land, and directing the collection of the
purclaso-money and payment of the plaintiff de-
maud.
And II appearing byan affidavit fled I'm the cause
that the defendants. John Cheslcy Daniel and Mary
A., his wife, and the children Of John Burress de-
ceased, whose names are unknown, are not resi-
dents OF the state Of Virginia, on the plaintiffs
motion II l. ordered that the said John Chesley
Daniel and wife and the children Of John Bnrrc,;
deceased do appear here within one month after
cue publication of this order. and do what I, ne
cessary u protect their interest In this suit and
That copy Of this order be published once a week
Tor -FOUR successive weeks I'm the Richmond Dis
patch and another copy thereof posted at the front
door OF the courthouse OF this county on the first
day of the next County Court.
\ copy-Tesie: L. \. FORBES. Clerk.
ROBERT l. HUBBARD. pa. au l9-Ss4w
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
FiCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
BtCkiNGHAM COUNTY. on TUESDAY THE
ljTu DAY OF AUGUST. 1882:
Il. ID. james. administrator de bouis non of Mar
TN james, deceased. PlaintG,
IS.
Peter l.. Burress. T. l.. Michic and ID. j. WOOdnu,
assignccs In bankruptcy of Peter l.. Burre-s.
William K. Putncy and Lucy j., his wife; NJ NJ.
Davis and Virginia T., his wife: the children Of
John Burrcss. deceased (uames unknown: Id
ward Bnrrc>s' Jr.; three infant children Of Ed
ward Burress. deceased (uamcs unknown and
John Cheslcy Daniel and Mary A., hi- wife,
I,fpntrrf-
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81 ~ ". G0DDIN & SON, Auctloneers.

VHE. UNDERSIGNED, W. c. CAR
L RlNGTOS, trustee, by virtue Of the power
vested in him 10y deed " trust executed by =. K.
Lexis To- him trustee. hearing date the 2Sth and
recorded on the 3lst day Of January, 1870, 10 Sc
cure the payment Of s5.375.il, due by bond pay
able on demand 80 ID. j. Hartsook; and She under
signed. James l.. Apperson. surviving trustee. by
yriuc of the power vested in him 10y deed OF
trust executed by the said T.. X. Lewis 10 him and
-. j. iartsOok. trustees bearing date the Goth day
OF January. 1870. and recorded on February l.
1870, to secure 10 the Jefferson Insurance COmpa-
ny $4,000. due by two negotiable notes. bearing
twelve and cightecIrb onth. from date respective
y each for $4,000. and drawn by said L. Il. Lewis.
VIII oiIer for sale I'm the village of fowardsyiic,
on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02
9TH DAY or OCTOBER. 1852.

at public auction. that VALUABLE ESTATE "
ing IN Ncl~On county, Al the junction OF the James
aud Rocki~h rivers adjacent T. the yiagc Of How
ardsvllle, and containing about 1000 ACRES OF
LAND.
This properly is one Of the most valuable farms
on james river. the soil fertile. and excellent
dwelling ana other necessary houses and improve
ments, and about 90 miles above Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough % pay tie costs
of sale and 10 pay The aggregate balance due under
both Of said III eel, of trust. amounting TO g42
n II June ,. 1874. with Interest from thnt day
until paid on rS1OO.73 thereof. subject t. credits
on interest amounting 70 Sl.229.l g-thc said bal
ancc being due To The Piedmont and Arlington
Lifc-lnsurancc Company. the assignee, and now
payable ~ \. l.. Bouluarc, receiver: the residue Of
the purcha,e-mOncy VIII be- made payable on such
terms as the said H. II. Lewis may direct. and # he
should fail u give such directions, on reasonable
terms. ". &. CARRINGTON. Trustee.
Sc l-30t j. l.. APPERSON. Trustee
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SEED, dc.

'TURNlP SEED! TURNII SEED We
c !, AZ. are now oneifng our large stock OF TURNIP
sEED at reduced prices, and solicit q call from
p = we also have RELIABLE WINTER
MI NIL ~ fOc. per pound. and SIZING KALE
iroin &C. up, according n grover
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner seventeenth and Franklin stre.ss,
MI 2o-lm Richmo nd, Va.
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RAILROAD LINES.
&0s - ]
DICHMOND AND A l. l. EGIIAN
IN

~ ssS;SsssSs I;s:s 49, SsSss-5s5
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT AUGUST 20. 1852.
LEAVE RICHMOND;
1870 A. VI. MAIL daily Except sunday. n.
Meeting az Lynchburg with Eirltl,
Midland railway for al Dill,
north. and Norfolk and We.'tr.i-..A
road for KnOrille. th'ttap0oyI. -
lantl, Nashville, Louisville. ~
phis. New Orleans and al D.. q
In the SOub. Southwest. and frr.
Day coaches. Richmond o, I,4
burg; sleeper, LyHrbburI @, g. (,
orleans and Memphis wl.-sI
4I5 r. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS daily lc,o..t
sunday between Richmond o,
ScoitsyIile.
$40 p. NJ NIGHT EXPIRES d.uy .cr,.,
sunday between Richmond l
Lynchburg.
$50 A. N. EXCURSION sunday ouiy. f.-
tween Richmond and ~cot.-,la
ARRIVE EICHNpND.
04O 7. ". MAIL daily Except ~aud,yI
1910 A. N. ACCONMODATlON Gaiy on,.t
sunday.
700 A. N. NIGnT EXPRESS day tc,sr..
sunday.
700 I. n. EXCLUSION sunday, onig
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated railway. ia Il
points South. aud Richmond. Fredericksburg 49,
Potomac railroad for all points North.
Se,p,ng-cdr Gtt1chcd ~ hyLf EsDr,.s -,
suZ9 General Freirht and Pa ng,~ A...L