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xUcrTOr eALEs-rutars Bays.


GALE or GREEN.SPRINGS LAND
- nv ytrtuc OF deed Of trust executed by
Thomas n. Watson, deceased, ON the 10Th nay CI
November, 1860, and at the request or one OF the
creditors secured the underngheo VIII o"e' '"'
sale, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. July 25. 1882. -
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, containing 200
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, being ihat poruon
of - IopIa which in the recent division amongst
the heirs Of Dr. George Watson was allotted 70 The
representatives Of Thomas n. Watson. There arc
no improvements but at0bacco-barD.
The TOnia estate has Justly been regarded ~
amongst the finest I'm Virginia. and the beauty fer.
tility. and other advantages Of The neighbornood
are too well known TO require Description Tos-
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay tho costs OF SAFE
for the balance bonds ut one. two. and three years
with Interest from date. personal security 10 nc
given and the title reserved until full payment ~
one third of the purchase-nOney Is paid III cash.
personal security will be dispensed with.
RICHARD q. NORRIS,
~ 1O-oawcw Trustee
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vindicating u Great Poets Memory.

LONDON, july 9.-The AthenGum pro-
misses to publish some hitherto unpublished
Byron papers, including a collection OF
poems by Lady Byron, written during her
residence with her husband, some having
his emendatiors, and also correspondence
between her and Lord Byron's sister du-
ring her engagement and early married
life and to the date of the poets death ;
also documents referring to the destruction
of the memoirs and other interesting
papers. "This large body OF correspond
ence," says the Athenee,na, "will be found
to demonstrate the baselessness OF various
statements made by Lady Byron in later
years to her sister-in-law's discredit, and
more especially OF the hideous imagination
to which Mrs. Beecher Stowe gave such
wide and lamentable publicity thirteen
wears ago.
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a Letter Sealed for FOrty.twe Years.

0foR" VIC E'aIisViIIe Courier.
In ls40 Ma. Thomas Il. Garyin, while a,
Mount ST. Mays College, wrote a letter tC
DIS sister, Mise Lou Garvin. now Mrs. DR.
Casseiberry, who was residing at Getiys.
burg, Ia. by seme means the letter neye,
was sent TO It's destination. Last week
Maurice Garyin, Of Evansville, Ind, while
Fast EasI, was handed the letter, which had
Deen placed In the archives OF the college.
AZ hao never been opened. and Maurice re-
turned u TO his father several DAYS ago.
upon his return to the city. Mr.. Garyin
was very much surprised. He well re,nem-
Dered the circumstances under which the
letter was written. WV
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Oa1ciaI Figures from Iowo.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jul! S.-The Hd,ohc
eve tomorrow morning will publish th'
official returns from the entire State on the
amendment. The figures are furnished by
the various county auditors, and are relia
bic except those from Calhoun county
The total votes cast were 2S0,264. For The
amendment, 1881: against, 125, 4l3. Ma
jority for the amendment, 29,43S.
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NuE, ApRLLE's RESCUE FROM LAKE OMAR
AYTpR DRIFTING An HOUR AND A HALF.


~ur. Ap.IIE's RESCUE PROM LAKE ONTARIO
AYTDR DRIFTING Az HOUR AND A HALF.
fFrom tho oswcgo PslIadium.l
oIt was about 4 O'Clock when l started.
] wanted to get away rs soon Us could on
account OF the rain; so I started with the
balloon about two thirds full, and there
fore could take no ballast. Before got
over the lake, and while inside the CITY, i
threw out heavy winter cloak, after
which rose higher, but still continued to
no nortbvart. When over the pier j
threw out coil OF anchor rope weighing
three pounds. hoping that i would rise
still higher, and get away from the lake.
After throwing ont the rope passed from
the rain-stoS1n into q snow-storm. l was
then about two miles up, and the snow fell
no thick and fast that could not see be-
meath me. This lasted but few minutes.
The snow melted on the balloon and the
cordagc soaked full OF water, making the
balloon heavy. and Il settled. put out
the red flag for help, fastened on my HE
preseryer, opened the valve, and resigned
myself to fate. l saw the steain-tug fol-
lowing me, aud | was so far away from 1t
that II looked like little spcck upon the
water. was several miles from shore, and
was so far up the lake that l could barely
distinguish the city. In few minutes
struck the water. The balloon, from which
very little gas had escaped, turned partially
over on its side; the basket was completely
on its side. and my weight kept 1t under
water. When / struck plunged In nearly
10 my shoulders; the sudden chill nearly
sfrangled me. | knew my only hope was
In keeping in the basket.
"At this time the basket was on its side;
was on my knees In the basket with both
hands over my head, hanging on 10 the
ring from which the basket Is suspended.
The balloon dragged through the water at
a fearful rate, answering for sail. After
dragging through the water in this manner
for about half an hour looked back over
my shoulder and saw the steam from the
tug like q faint speck in the distance. Al
ter dragging about an hour longer heard
their whistle, and indeed it was joyful
sound. In few minutes could hear the
putting of the engine. saw themen way
ing their hats. | reached one arm up
out OF the water and waved il at them, and
in few minutes they came alongside.
I shouted TO them to see that the gas in
the balloon did not catch on fire. They then
seized hold OF the cordage and lifted the
balloon on deck. | was so chilled that i
could hardly speak. They slit the balloon
from the top to the bottom, and it immedi-
ately collapsed and fell shapcless mass on
the deck. The captain and some ladies as
sisted me to the cabin, and the ladies took
good care OF Inc and dried my clothes. The
captain told mt that he saw the balloon
descend, and that he could see the top Of
il OH the water all the while. He said that
! had Goated about an hour and half
when he picked me up, and was then sew
enteen miles from Oswego and seven miles
from Shore
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AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
by Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
lIO9 Nam street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
u ABLE sToRE,pg0PERTYr v2p On s22STHH
STREET., NOW OCCUPIED BY NIX. a. bAr
RATTT. AT AUCTION.-Iiy virtue o. decree ,' ..
The Richmond Chancery Court In suit OF MsraDle
and Danscy rs. Kelley, trustee, &C.. July 3, 1882
We the undersigned commissioners VIII SCH VII
the premises, on -
SATURDAY, July Is, 1882,
NJ Z o'clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE REAL Is
'rhTF described In said decree ms follows: bcPlii-
Ming on south side Of Franklin street 80 6-l2 feet
from the west line Of Market street, fronting
81 clio feet on Franklin street, and running PACK
between parallel lines 80 feet. ,,,sr r., &C
TIiRFE-STOKY STORE and DWELLING, Gu
tirely new and built In the best manner; side en-
trance to dwelling. 4. .,,.,
This sale offers special inducements to purcha-
sors' ,s tho locatoI, is one which has always been
sought after, and will prove good investment 10
any one desiring good tore-property:
TERMS: one fourth cash balance IN SIX, tWeiVe'
and eighteen months, six per cent. Interest ADDED
title retained until all the deferred payments are
paid. a. NJ hEEiitt.,r,n,rv
GEORGE L. UAW,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Auctioneers- )y III
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STEAM.ENGINES, ROLLERS. &c.

OFFICE or THE TANNER Il DELANEY ENGINEl
COMPANY,
ITO SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, I
RICHMOND, June 22, 1882.
HAVING REBUILT OUR SHOPS,
IL which were destroyed by fire the llth OF No.
yember last, and equipped them with the most APP
proved tools, We are prepared with Increased facfl-
SAW-MllLs, &C., OF the high grade heretofo
built by Us.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES Of all sizes on
hand. mounted on wheels or ON sklds.
Proposing To move into our large new shops, on
the north side OF the city, lst January next, offer
for sale the REAL ESTATE upon whiel. our pre-
cuth streets, possession 10 be given at the above
I. ate. This place offers great advantages for
,ndry and mschlne-shopora tobacco tory, or
for any heavy business.
WILLIAM y. TANNER,
je 22-eodlm President.
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NEW York, July 9.-At the Central
Labor.Irnion meeting forty live labor or
gauizations were represented. The news
papers were denounced as not representing
the workingmen's interests, and speeches
were made favoring the starting Of jour-
nal for that purpose.
rStart new one. That's the same old
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je 10-2awCw
4 DMIYJsTRATOR,S SALE OF

n VALUABLE FARM IN HENRY COUNTY
shall offer for sale by public auction, on Tie
premises, on o
that VALUABLE FARM. Of which the late An
derson Wade died seized and possessed, known as
though and Re,dy," situated near Martinsville,
in Henry county, Va. and lying upon smiths river
and Reed creek. This farm contains about loo
acres of highly-productive land, fine GRlsT-
MILL IN good repair, and some valuable timber
land IL Will be sold a. whole or in three differ
emf tracts TO suit purchasers. DR.. j. VI. SMITH or
Mr.. q. ID. GRAvLY, at Martnsyile. will take
pleasure IN showing the property and giving any
Information as to titlc, &c.
TERMS: one third In cash. the residue upon
usual credits with notes bearing Interest from the
dav of sale and deed given and r,tstdced taken 10
secure deferred payments.
Address, at Wilcox Wharf, Charles City county,
Va, JOHN LAMB,
administrator &. Il. A. Of Anderson Wade. de-
ceased je 20.27&Jy4,1116,22
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young man named Ruth was arrested
IN baltimore Oh Sunday on the charge Of
inducing boys with bundles TO deliver them
70 him aud then disposing Of them.
beautiful skin and fair complexion. ro-
bust health, and powers OF endurance fol-
low the use Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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Broke His Neck with single Blow.

PLYMOUTH, INp., July S.-During quar-
rel to-day between Josiah Reece, an old
and respected farmer, and Michael Foley,
Of Foley d Martin, contractors, Foley dealt
Reece powerful blow. breaking his neck
and causing instant DEATH Foley fed.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 ca aa:i.s -s;:;s.!:,::7 5s ]:

80 81 s::.::.::s:.: -
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
" SCHEDULE, TAKING EFFECT JULY /,
DEPART RICHMOND: Fast line. a. NJ.
daily: Express. 1918 T.. ". daily; Charottcs-
Vile accommodation. j. ". except sunday
and f:1j T.. VI. daily except sumday): Sunday
special for Newport News and AL stations, 7:35
A. VI.
AERIvE RICHMOND: From the West, 4.
NJ. o \. W., and 7:30P. NJ; from Norfolk and Old
Point Comfort, 1925 a. VI. and IL L. NJ Pull
man sleeping-cOaches 10 White sulphur, Cincin-
natl, aud Louisville.
Tlcket-Oificcs: 1OOC Main street. and At depot.
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
G. W. SMITH, General Manager. je 30
yVuE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
i (NEW BROAD-GAUGE ROUTED
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY.
+ now running fast express trains Of
ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND
PARLOR CARS.
in which the charge for scat has been reduced 10
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES
through trains Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road 10 Philadelphia ana arrive at the new Broad
street station of the Pennsylvania railroad, where
Union Transfer Coaches or strcet-cars connect di-
rect 10 station Of The Vest Jersey railroad n foot
of Market street.
For through tickets. baggagc-checks. and fun
information apply AS follows: 1000 Main street.
Exchange Hotel. or station Richmond. Frederick1
burg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth and
Byrd streets, y. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
ie 7-tAul5
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Puny, weak, and sickly children need
Browns Iron Bitters. II will strengthen
and invigorate them.
There was large gathering OF coiorcd
knights Templar at Irving Park, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Sunday,
where an encampmcnt Is being held under
the auspices of st. Andrews Commandery.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1<Fy,rs,
~ COMPANY. .ssIs lsse,

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old .rfC
Il Dominion steamship Company sSasnkSisS
proposed salings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER, FRIDAY,
July It'll, AZ o'clock L. NJ
MAINTAIN, Captain STEVENS, SUNDAY,
july 9th. at 10 O'Clock \. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, TUESDAY, July
1lth, at IL o'clock VI.
Freight received up to l o'clock l.. NJ Friday,
q O'Clock l.. NJ. saturday, aud 10 IL O'Clock 4. NJ
Tuesday.
Through bills Of ladlng signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; also To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
After-cabin fare To New York Including meals
and BERTH, $40: round-triptickcts, SIS: Storage
with subsistence, ~; without subsistence. IS.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays. and saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. Will make
connection nj Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Tickets 10 be had at
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
Tor freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN x CO., Agents,
COmDanNfg tnff.
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WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w VA. ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets to
he had Of Purcell Ladd 4 Co.. Polk Miller, and
John Blair. druggists. Richmond. Of the pro-
prictOr. This T. the most delightful warm sulphur
bath temperature. 9S degrccs) in The world.
ap 3O-3in JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSIUa,
COMPANY'S kskA4 -
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH AND JANIS RIVER LANDINGS.
SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
WASHINGTON, BAL 1lMORE AND THE
ALSO. CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER. AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. s1.5e.
FARE ROUND TBIP, $3.50.
MEALS. 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
one OF The COmpany's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND or ARIEL
carrying United States MALL
y. G. CLIFFORD. ComWanlGr
and SATURDAY at : A. NJ. for aboyc-nalncd
places. connecting AT Old Point with the Bay Line
for Baltimore and the North. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk az g A. VI. and old Point
l.. NJ
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar.
hers Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO SOCIETIES, SC.
STArLROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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OBERT MOORE d CO.,
III Az EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEW YORK,
Execute buying and selling orders on the New
York Produce and Cotton Exchanges for imme-
date and future delivery.
Particular attention given 10 WHEAT, OATS,
CORN. and FLOUR, on which we make liberal
advances.
Correspondence solicited. jy 9-14t
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BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
HANDsOMEST, LARGEST,
MOST VALUABLE, AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT
STORE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
SITUATED AT TIE
SOUTHWEST CORNER or MAINLAND ELEV-
ENTH STREETS,
AND
OCCUPIED By MESSRS. LEVY BROTHERS
ASA
FIRST. CLASS DRY-GOODS STORE.
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FRIDAY, July 81. 1882.
at l o'clockP. NJ. that truly VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE with French plate-glasS
front located above stated. fronting on the south
side Of Main street 80 feet aud running back about
Ii feet To a wide. paved alley. This store has
three stories above the basement besides fine sub
basement and wide stairway leading from Main
street. afiOrding easy access 10 the upper floors,
thereby enabling them 10 be used separately IL de-
sired. IL was erected in the year 1872 regardless
Of cost. II being intended To make IL strictly a
irstcass building. and IL can DC safely said that
FOR substantial construction, high finish. and per-
feet arrangement In every respect II cannot bc eN-
ccled by any building of The kind ever erected in
in this city. and IL is good to-day rs when built
The location Of this property f. decidedly The best
In the city for wholesale or retail business. being
IN the very centre If the highest activity and from
its situation II must be regarded as among the
most valuable of all real estate investments. COM
handing, as II always will. the most desirable ten
ants at good rents. IL is very seldom that such
property IS put upon The market. and we call the
special attention of capitalists to this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance at six.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
interest added and the title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and L decd ordered 10y the
Court. The purchaser. II he 50 desire, may pay
the whole amount I'm cash.
II. N. MARSHALL.
MARSHALL NJ GILLIAN,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLoR, Auc-
toinccr. jy .
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TUE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA,

BATH COUNTY. VA.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Hot and cold baths, plunge and shower. Hacks
and baggage wagons leave Covingion upon the ar
rival of every train. Parties leaving Richmond In
the morning arrive at the Springs. to tea: \ large
supply Of the Water for sale ut PURCELL, LADD
4 CO.'S. my 24-2m
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All regular passenger trains stop f. Bon t.r
PuLLMAN-CAE SERVICE
on Train 30 Now Gork and Atlantis rfr H ..
ingt0B and Danyil!e. and Grocu- ..-.r fY D..
station. western North Carolina %. l...1
ON ! rain 52-iiIrhmond ALI! Brn,.l. .
Charlotte aud Charleston.
Tickets sold O. all points -0ui.. -oulh.a.- ...
southwest. and baggage checked Through.
No lay-oycr check, g.yel I'D loralfl.k,..
a. TNrI
General Passenger and = hrf A..
Il. VI. X. TAL6OIT.Ntutrl NAM
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ny Frank .. mn 4 Co.,
Rea, Estate AFentsan Ahc'io"ecrs'
10 1Ipe Main street.

nv Frank u. Hill q Coz
po,, rss,te Agents and Anctionecrs,
No. I1cs MaIa street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two yo SMALL AZ
Sn,i rsns W,irrrrrgNTII STREET, NEAR LEIGH
sTREfr' At AuCTION. by virtue Of deed o.
srrst rncor,ed in the clerks Office or Richmonq =
Chancery Court. Deadlock IV5 =, PaRe -o''
will sell at auction, on the 60
AZ al that LOT OF LAND, with
SIo i,nnyovements thereon. fronting on me west
stdc ~ FIr,ccnth street between Poplar ana beRh'
"A G-l2 feet, with good depth; ,.,,,,, hoor no
The houses arc in eood oruei 49,, Ia .rn now VOL,
Gently painted and h1ed up anu ''' "'" wen
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ~ Tour, e'gh''
and twelve months. with tntercst n1Ic"' r,
tc 80 FlsANh =. ",,,1' ,--,,------
ByH l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
HOB Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT ON East
sIDE oF EiGiITEENTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS AT AlC-
TION.-By virtue Of q decree OF me Chihcery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on the Is'
day OF JuIy, 1882. I'm the cause of Haskins rS'
Haskins, we shall sell, upon the premiscs,9h
TUESDAY. July IL, 1882,
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. fronting twenty-five feet on Eighteenth
street and running back about 90 fect
TERMS: One third cash: the residue In equai
instaIments AT six and twelve months, with inter-
est nj 81 \ per cent for negotiable notes. ana the
title retained until the whole Of the purchase
ney is paid and conveyance ordered hy inc court
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
Special Commissioners
II. L. STABLES & Co. Anctioneers. ly6
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ByJno. r. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.

Office of Richmond Bazaar,
1924 Main street.
T.. Il. Cook, AuctiOneer.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE AND 100 VOLUMES OF VALUA-
BILE BOOKS. BEING THE LIBRARY OF \
THIS DAY AT 10 O'Clock We VIII sell an ass0rt-
meni Of EXCELLENT FURNITURE, embracing
L PARLOR SUIT, In Walnut. uphodered in
wine-colorcd rcps-an elegant quality Of fur
niture:
MAHOGANY and OTHER SOFAS,
WARDROBES. BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
WASHSTANDS. CHAIRS. LOUNGES,
SAFES, TABLES. CRIBS.
SUPERIOR HAZE and SIiUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BED, &c.
AT IL O'CLOCK,
About $50 volumes CHOICE BOOKS belonging
to gentleman of this city. Among them will be
found:
JOHN SMITHS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
BtRkE'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA., vols:
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, 4 vols:
MARSIIALLS WASHINGTON,
ORIGIN OF MAN.
MACAJiLAY'S ENGLAND,
DE QCTNCY'S WRITINGS,
MILLIONS PROSE WORKS, &C.. &c.
The attention Of those wanting good books IS
particularly asked. f.. II. COOK.
jylI Auct!onecr.
A + AU CT ION. THREE HOGS
~ taken up by the notice viii he sold THIS
al 10 o'clock, at LIPSC0MBS STA
BILE, on Fifth street between Marshall aud Clay.
JOHN POE.J R..
~ Hit Chief Of Police.
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In execution of decree Of the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond entered on the 9th day OF
MAY. 1882. In the case Of James Alfred Jones,
trustee &C.. rs. Joseph Aliens cxecutrix, &C. we,
the undersigned special commissioners thereby
appointed. will proceed to sell III public auction,
upon ilc premises. on
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NRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE EXCEPTION OF GUESTS
JIrNE 1. 1892 This well-rcnowned place has
Just undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
as To the hotels proper and the grounds. Special
attention has been given 10 the sanitary depart
ment. For further Information send for dcscrip-
tive catalogues j. y. WOODWARD,
my 27-2m General Manager.
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lLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCKBRlOGE COUNTY, VA.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE 1sT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.


Per ........................S Q so
Per month (of thirty daysl. 60 90
Two months or more each................... 30 90
Take branch railroad at Goshen. Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. for springs. Only thirty-ivc min
uics' ride through beautiful and picturesque val
ley to the gFeGt fOnHtdi0 If hedHh. TIE entire
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs. placing the property as second 70 no
watering place i'm this country. home FOR the
invalid. Amnsemcnts OF every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure. Fine hunt
ing and fishing. 4 cordial Virginia welcome will
he extended 10 all, and everything possible done to
make our guests comfortable. satisfied and happy.
EUGENE G.. PEYTON,
mv11-3m General Manager.