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! .era a Lafnurche crossing
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:. Var inville aura lieu 10 Ter
/, 3 henres de I'apres MIDI,
.l,er ct retour $500; En-
,.5a1 70 ans Motto prlX.
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ASSESSEMENT.-Le tableau d'as-
sessement pour rannGe 1882 porte
Pevaluation DIES prophecies taxables
a S2,3lS,O2O 90, ct lie montant du
Poll Tao 4 $3,S17 90. LIE taux de la
take 4 prelever sur cette estimation
est de six mills, repartis CONNIE
suit:
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81 on ajOnte a &C montant
la take de 5 mills reliance
par lie bureau DIES lev6es,. 1850 10
on vera que les contribua
bleS de Lafourche aurOnt -
payer cette anuee. .-.... 2549S 81
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Notice.
Tax Collectors's Office,
Parish of LafOurche,
Thib0daux. La. August LIST, 1882.

Thibodaux, La, August LIST. 1887
NOTICE is hereby given to the tax pay
ers of the Parish of Lafourche, that the
taxes assessed in the year 1882, are set forth
III the tax rolls on file in my office and in
the mortgage Office of this Parish that
they are now due and will become delin
quent on the 3lst. day of December, and
shall bear interest at the rate Of 3 per cent
per month from said date. until sold in ac-
cOrdance with article 2lO of the Constltu-
ton.
Tax pa yers are invited to call at once
and settle. in order to avoid interest and
costs.
p. f. LORIO,
Deputy Tax Collector.
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List of JUrOrs.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafourche.

hereby certify thot on this. the Third
day of the month of August, 1882. the fol.
lowing named persons were drawn to serve
as Grand and Petty Jurors for the next reg
ular term of the Twentieth Judicial District
Court, to be hello in and for the parish of
Lat"urche. beginning on Monday. the sec
ond day of October. 1882, as follows:
The first fifty names Of Electors Tor bal
lots) SO drawn to serve as grand and petty
jury for the first week Of Court beginning
on the second day Of October A. D. 1882, as
follows:
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Wards.

1OIlOWS.
Wards.
l Robichaux Theodule, 3rd.
2Babin Jean Jacques LIST.
$ Adam Emile LIST.
champagne II. 2nd.
aLawless Joseph 5th.
6 Debates Ben 9th.
7 Charles Anat0lo LIST.
3 Bergeron Oscar 2nd.
9 Sureau Francois LIST.
10 Belcher March Sth.
ii Pierre TOussaint end.
II Jean Larouse 9Th.
ID Burke William end.
IA Marlborough Orestilo End.
Is Rousseau e. Ozeme 9Th.
Is Brown Charles LAT.
II Menninger Wm. end.
ISTaylor Austin 2nd.
~ TOups Paulin 5th.
20 MOrvant Savaline lat.
u Gaude Raphael p. 10th.
y Pialssancc Raymond 4th.
. Pugh r. L.. LIST,
"a Chauvin Alcide Jr. 9TH.
25 Oncale Oscar 9th.
26 Raglan w. G.. 2nd.
q Brown JOS. Jrl 4tb,
" ThibOdaux Auban 5th,
~ Granger Anthony End.
~ Landry j. U. 2nd.
81 Carter George 5th,
50 Fslgout Augustin 9TH.
81 Lesche Ernest 5th,
81 Faucheux Louis eth,
IS Orgeron st. Jesse 9TH.
36 Legeune Taylor 5th.
81 Jeannin Augnsts E. end.
3 Lesseps Le0nce 5th.
80 Toussin justin 9th.
40 Smith Thomas 3rd.
Al Trosclair Sylvan 9th.
AZ Demanad6 P. A. end,
AZ Folse J. +. 9TH.
A Nichols Justilien 3rd.
As Kanl Frederick end.
IS Plaisance Wallace 4th.
AZ DOnahue Thomas End.
48 Bourgeois Jos. 10th.
49 Bergeron Frank End.
81 Cunio Augustin Jr. end.
Second. And the following named Thir-
ty ballots containing the names of Thirty
electors were drawn to serve as petty jurors
for the second week of Court, beginning on
H. H. Il - rnnn
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La conr de district presid6e par
le JUICE Knobloch est toujours en-
session.
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Br0ckhoft William Ist.
9 Gossin Henry F.. 5th.
3 Legendre +. II. end.
4 Bazile Sheldon Ist.
S Lusignan J. Bite. 2nd.
6 Bernard Michel 2nd,
I McCulla Jno. Jr. 2nd.
8 Thibodaux Joseph 9TH.
9 Malbrough Leme 2nd.
10 Bourgeois Ulysse. 9TH.
ii Parr Joseph 9th
l2 Picou Iheophile 2nd.
Is Scally David 9TH.
Ia Jeffries Thos. Jr. 5th.
Is Dickerson Matt 2nd.
Is Richard Allan 9TH.
II Ledet Hillman 3rd.
Is Roundtree William 5th.
10 Kahn Joseph End.
90 Perkins John C. 9Th.
q Blum Solomon 9th.
% Lasseigne Felix 5th.
% kraemer IsidOre 9th.
"a Burton Richard 5th.
IS Baille Leo 2nd.
90 Chappuis Alphonse 3rd.
q Badeaux Clay End.
% Belle Henry ). 2nd.
~ Braud Aurelien lst.
80 Griffin Bruce 9Th,
In faith whereof:
() Witness Ey hand and seal of of.
LIS. fee, at Thibodaux, La, this 3rd. day
~ OF August, 1882.
J.. F. ALLAN,
Deputy Clerk Of Court.
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Total. 1905 II
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ASSUMPTION.

LIE Pionnier annonce one les ha-
bitants sc PLACEMENT du mauvais
temps qui les empeche de ramasser
le maIs ct de copper lie riz. Mais la
came continue a profter dune IA
con extraordinaire.
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VERMILLON.

LIE MeridiOnal d'Abbeville pense
que la cherte du mails, dams sa pa
roisse, est due aux travaux de la
cueillette du cotton, mails II espere
Que Pannee de disette que nous We
mons de passer sera remplacee par
upe aimee d'abOndanco.
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Second. And the following named Thir.
ty ballots containing the names Of Thirty
electors were drawn to serve as petty jurors
for the second week of Court, beginning on
the ninth day Of October A. ID. 1889.
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@RDIcT OF THE oossoNnR's duIM.
The Park. Theatre Fire.
NHp LIVES LosT-~MkS. LANGTRY's, MISS PAT.
IlS0N'S, AND HME.,SJLssON'S DRESSES.

NnD LIVES L0sT-~-MES. LANGTRY's. MISS PAT
EIsoN'S, AND M.SILssON'S DRESSES.
NV YORK, October 3l.-Ilenry Clark
Sage-<arpenter Al the Park Theatre. who
WA N,ned at the fire yesterday, died in
the Neg York Hospital to-day. John Leo.
meehisric, who is believed 10 have been
In The tl,e.ltre when u burned, has not been
seen since. and undoubtedly persisted. The
scene Of tte fire to-day has leea thronged.
and syDip;eay has been freely expressed
Tor Mr.. L,ngtry in her disappointment.
while Nh. ASbey's pluck has Won him adj.
miraiion. lie said to-day that the Park
Theatre was the headquarters for his
other theatres; all Of his scenery and
wMdrobes whes not in Use were stored |
There. II had cost lin $4,000 to pre-
pare the STAGE for Mrs. LaDstry.
Mr.. Abbey said that be had spent $4,000
IN Improvements O8 the theatre. In the
box Office were $3,oS9, OF which az least
bali was saved from the fire. Among the
many dispatches expressive OF sympathy :
which Dir. Abbey reasiyed was this from 4
ir. John +. Ford. 81 Baltimore: "You \
ave my entire sympathy" MIS-. Langtry
oes not lose her dresses, but Miss Patfison
,st all OF her dresses for "The Unequal q
|aseh'" A business block viii probably p
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NILSSON LOSES BLYTHE FIRE.
Opposition 70 the Associated Press.

The following Is Washington spcciaI 10
the New York Herald OF yesterday: The
Western Press Association, 1t is reported
here, has severed its connection with the
New York Associated Press, and Will to-
morrow begin independent service here
under the management Of Mr.. Walter +.
Phillips. Independent service is to be
established at once in all parts OF The coun-
try, and force equal to that employed by
the New York Associated Press is to be
engaged to compete with this organization.
Cable service, II is said, is already arranged
for foreign market reports and news.'
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take the place OF toe theatre. The trustees
Of the property for the heirs OF the McComb
estate are Levi T. Morton and William JAY.
IL Is reported from Boston that Christine
Nilsson said TO reporter that large case
containing her operate costumes and q
considerable amount OF icwelry was burned
in the Park Theatre.
An arrangement was made to-day by
which Mrs. Langtry will appear on Monday
next In wallack's New Theatre In the play
OF "The Unequal Match"
NILSSON LOSES BY THE FIRE.
B0SToY, October 3l.-Christinc Nilsson
said TO reporter tonight that a large case
containing her operate costumes and a
considerable amount Of iewelry was burned
In the Park-Theatre fire.
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wArLROAD LINES.
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"a IN E, :.:s,'s5 1880. 1872;
X ,rn POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedult
commencing MAY 10, 1857. .t,,,oo daily: stop,
$3.50 a. NJ leaves nd Fpedcrlcksburg
goo A. NJ, leaves byrd-stree' s'''i'" "''''' w.
s.oo p NJ oePY leaves Byrd-strect station daily
isleepcr.) .,oa ,o,va
400 =. 81, ACCOMMODATION, ,or daIiv iexcer.
Sundays. -, s.,,,
(Slecper.) .., ao,,,,
3:O4 L. NJ. arrives NJ byrI-streo' s'''''" "'''
makes no local stops. -. .,.,,,
GAS z. NJ, arrives at Byra-olree' S'"'''" N'''
GAIA n Accommodation, arrives at Broad
Street station daily except sunday
e. A TAYLOR. General Ticket Ageh,.
" r H. MYERS General Superintcndeni. mFl
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TIE MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY on TIE MARKET.
GROVE AVENUE.

At the request Of Mr.. Claiming NJ. Robinson
we shall sell by public auction, on the prem
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D,ssoLVTyONs & pARTNERsHIrs.

RICHMOND, VA, November l, 1882.
THE FIRM OF \. +. STRAUS q BRO
THEIR Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, A. l.. STRAUS retiring from the concern.
II. r. EZEKIkL having purchased his interest In
the business. ,,..,..,
A. l.. STRATS assumes all the liabilities Of the
old firm and will sign The frm-namc I'm the settle
mcnt OF all accounts due the old concern
A. l.. SIRAUS.
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By George ;. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'iOneers.
No. : Tenth street.
CORNERSTONE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY DESIRABLE TLtCK FARM IN
NfNRICO COUNTY, NOR1iIN Est OF AND
NEAR 70 TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. CON
TANNING ABOUT FIFTEEN ACRES. LO-
GATED ON EITHER SiDL OF HOWARD
ROAD. BETWEEN JHE HERMITAGE ROAD
AND EROOk TURNPiKE-IIOWARD ROAD
INTEE>ECTS THE BROOK TT RNPIkE
ABOUT nALF 4 MILL. FROM TIE CIT
CONSIST OF LARGE
FRAMED DWELLING. WIrH USUAL AND
AMPLE OlT-Bt iLDiNG~. GOOD ORCHARD,
&C.. &C.-TllE PROPERTY l. SOW OCCU-
PIED BY MRS. ISABELLA WILLIAMS. AND
l. KNOWN A. me HOMESTEAD OF THE
LATE ISAAC WILIIAMS-TilE LAND -
VERY RICH. AND TIE PROPERTY ~ ALL
RESPECTS IS ~ \ FlR>T-CLASN CONDI-
TlON.-By virtue Of a decree of llcnricO Circuit
Court entered on the llth day of Octohcr. lS-2,
I'm the cause Of Hood and wife rs. Wilians's cX-
ccutrN. viii proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1852.
at { o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrihel.
The property Will be sold as 4 whole or in -cpa-
rate parcels. to suit the wisiIc, of purchasers.
TrRMS: one fourth cash: balAncc I'm three equal
payments at six. twelve. and cightccn months. for
notes. with interest added and title retained until
the purchaSc-mouey Is fully paid and Il convey
nnCc is ordered by The Court.
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
oc2G Commissioners.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT. Though the
Theatre was filed with one Of the largest
audiences we have ever seen IN that build
ing. the first presentation here OF "LightS
o. London" last evening was very unfor-
tunste one for the success OF AR. Palmer's
engagement. Owing TO the difficulty in
setting the stage, and the lengthy waits
i'm consequence, II took four long
hours 10 enact the play, and that, too, after
having cut out one entire scene. The wait
between two OF the scenes in the nth act
was lust one-half hour. The audience
was wonderfully patient, and bore the on
deal with surprising forttude, whilst the
orchestra worked manfully to enliven the
occasion, even resorting 10 the soul
stirring strains Of "DiXie" to make the
large assemblage forget the tiresome
discontinue OF n long-drawn-out siX-act
meio-drama. The most successful feature
I'm the emergency was the odd chaps In the
gallery, who sung out increasingly. at inter
walls from the beginning to the end Of the
performance, "Let Ter roll"
When properly produced, as il will I'M
doubleday be tonight. "Lights O Lon
don" is calculated to furnish nm evening
of intense interest for those who are fond
of Neutrality-suspicious. melo-drama. To our
mind, however, 1t seems TO he paSSable
plot drawn out until il becomes thread
bare, in order 10 furnish opportunity for
remarkable scenic effects. The scenery
was certainly very fine, but the length Of
time required to put it in position worried
out the audience.
The company is large one, and capable
OF presenting the play to the best adyan-
tage. Mr.. Mordaunt, Mr.. Dominick Muir
ray, Mr.. Charles Stanley, and Mrs. Yea
mans are all fine actors, and acquitted
themselves handsomely last evening.
The play did not conclude last night I'M
til hali-past Il o'clock. Tonight. how
ever, it is believed it will go of smoothly,
and to the satisfaction OF those who at
Z end
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BY sampson & Adamson,
successors 10 John i. sampson BrOthcrJ
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO
L PERTY At THE CLOVER-ulLL COIL
MINES. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
~ virtue Of a decd of trust from ". T.. Robert
son, and &. 4. Robertson. his wife. ana G.. II.
Roberts son. trustee. bearing date on the 10Th day
of December. 1879. and recorded I'm The clerks
office OF the County Court Of Chesterfield county,
and being required 30 To do by the creditors Sc
cured thereby. VIII sell 10y public auction. on Tie
prcmi n-, or tie
18TH DAY or NOVEMBER. 1882,
at - o'clock VI, FOUR UNDIVIDED EIGIl-
TEENTHS ais Of the COAL INTEREST in
what f. known - the "EOEtI;1SoN COAL
PROPERTY the same being the coal OF mineral
underlying that certain TRACT or LAND. con-
tanning $50 ACRES. situate and being al the
GloyCr-Ilill COal-mHcs. In the county of Chester
fold and Stale Of virginia. bounded on the north
Nv the lands Of the EriCbt-iiOpc Railway Com
pany. south 10y the lands Of the c-tate Of William
Wor,ham. deceased: cast 10y the lands of the estate
Of Thomas Fcndley, deceased; and west by the
land, of the said ~. II. Robertson.
portion OF this property has been worked, and
tie coal Welded Is Of excellent quality.
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the residue upon
equal credits Of six, twelve. and eighteen month,
the purchaser 10 execute his negotiable notes for
the deferred payments Of the purclasc-money.
with intcrc-; added from the day Of sale. and So
cure the payment Of the same by IL deed Of trust
upon the said property.
MEADE UNSkINS, Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADAnSOS, Auctionccrj. oc II
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At the request OF Mr.. Claiming NJ. RoDlnSon'
we shall sell by public auction, on inc prem
MONDAY. NOVEMBER @, 1882
NJ O'Clock p. NJ. his well-known ana IN -
VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND
GROUNDS. lying Immediately on Grove a .'n ne
inst half n mile west from the city,, CONSISTING 81
TIIiRTY- ACRES or VERY BEAUTIFUL
LAND most excellent and adnIr1 ~, az M
ranged RY-ANT-BASEhENI BKich
DWELLING Of about twelve rooms. win inode a,I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ample, ana complete
I'm AN it-appOntmonts: large aud excellent slA-
BLES BAtNS. &C., all In nice order; extensive
and beautiful LAWN, and Il very large grove OF
tho finest oaks surrounding the dwelling.
This property Is well known rs one OF our most
handsome and yalusblc suburban residences; Is
In all expects the most attractive on the marhc''
and needs only 10 nc seen to he appreciated
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal, aud announced III
sale.
plat If the property may be seen ~ the once
Of the auct ionccrs. and Viii be exhibited at me
time Of saic and the property Will he sold either
~ a whole or suh-diyided - may seem best al the
time Of sale.
Conycyanccs will bcIn readiness 1T our Office Tor
the accommodation Of parties wishing to attend
the s,!e ". IT. LYME & CO.,
oc II AuctiOnccrs.
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.U1TIox SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Nv ]. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer'
111J Main street.

rrRUsTEE,s SALE OF TINT LAR lod
BpIcK FACTORY AND NACANrr !, pt nt;
PFRTY on THE sOGrliMESI COhNbbns, C ~
MAYO All, ross sTREETsi ALSO, n b ply, N N
AND a FRANE DWELLlNG On .ULLtE1x
STRFET UFTWEEN MARSHALL ANDC hsnl,
siREFTs-Ey virtue OF a decd OF trust cNeculcI,
Inv n ~ lanes and wife to the nnierslenS,'
trustee dated 3Oth March. 1875. ana Iuly rec3iu
cd I'm RIchmond Chancery Court. ID. -. ~ ID, T.
$50 10 secure payment Of certain no,c IneIel ~
mentioned and Whereas default having heeh nlauy
in the payment of said note, ana DelnE r.luc,,',uu
by tie beneficiary so to do ! VIII sell W punt
auction. on 100,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1857
at O'Clock. commencing at Mayo street, 'hc ioi-
That Thai fNVRGR BRICK FACTORY, three stories
high. floating on Mayo street. extending baca ~
feet, with q wing extending towards hp,s s.lrs'
~ feet The lot fronts 30 feet on hgs- st,eet,
with n dcpth Of 40 feet 10 an alley. Inc l"t on
which the brick wing Jf the factory - IOcate,, y
29x55 feet. For am manufacturing purpose 'ns
lot IS desirable. ,r,,-,, eropv
After the above, Will sell the TWo,SIohI
BRICK HOUSE. with three rooms, ana tlic snlill
FRANE HOUSE with brick basement. both on me
esst line Of College between Marshall ana 'i'y
streets. lot s5i9xlO0 feet $780,,
TERMS: nv consent. one fourth cash; balance
In SIX. twelve. and eighteen months interest aud
ed. secured by trust deed. ~. ,r-.s
!. THOMPSON brown. Auctioneer. &c
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MEDICAL COLLEGE DIsPENsARY.
COLLEGE DIsPENSARY.

MEDICAL COLLEGE DISPENSAR1.
ALL PERSONS UNABLE TO PAY FOR PRO-
FFSSIONAL SERVICES Will he TREATED NJ
THE DISPENShRY between ~ % o'clock daily
Sundays cxceptcdl 10y the professors oi inc coll
charge. 49,
All classes Of medical and surgical diseases VIII he
treated. and all necessary operations performed.
INDECENT women, by giving timely notice, VIII be
attended IN their col iremcnt 81 their homes.
The Dispemsary has been completely reorganized.
with separate apartments for dltercnt classes OF
patieifs j. Il. NCCAW.
oc 2g-lw Dean OF the Faculty.
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-~~-~~>>,.>-,.,INOR RENT.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. ae.

CARPETS, OILCLCTHs, &c.-I have
~ just received my fan sios ok Of goods. Carr.,,s
OF All grades and styles On-C tbs Dmggets, Rings
Mats, shades Hollands, &c. Cornicc Lace and
,nanltsk curtains Of all rades AMI styles Paper
iangiugs IN all styles. which am offering AZ low
prices. Work done ia town or country. All orders
promptly attended to. 4. JENNINGS. No. 1911
bI''n street. Richmond. va. sel7-2m
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
or NIGHT.
OR NIGIIT.


FREIGHT.
Frcigh, received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
SmlthHcld, and Hampton; Wellington, y. c.;
Newbcrn, Washington, and Taboro', y. &C. ana
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also. fof
Eastern shore OF Virginia. Old Point. aud ~ regu-
Jar landings on James river, Il Low EST RAILS'
and though bills issued J.. q. TATl'N,
nc Superintendent.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
II13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE REAL
i AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF +; PER
PIGSON. CONSISTING OF 4 FRAME DIV ELL
ING IL THE WESTERN PORTlON OF TUE
CITY. IN THE PLAN OF IoPEDALE'
I50Xi5O FEET. on WALKER STREET BACk
TO WINDER STREET. AND TIE PEHsnNAL
PROPERTY HEREINAFTER MENTION Ed
Ev virtue of n deed Of trust dated November I3'
1879 executed to the undersigned trustees To Sc
curc the payment of certain bonds therein mem
Toned and duly recorded In the clerks ofiicc OF
Hcnrico County Court. ID. -. 1O3. page ~ ! and
default having been made IN the payment Of said
bond. and being required so 10 do by the bcneilctt-
~, we Will sell at public auction, on the premises
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1882,
at ! o'clock l.. NJ. that FRAME DWELLING. two
stories high. on Walker street. I'm IIopcdle. near
Ilaryletown. The lot FONTS IJOIlJ0 feet on tic
south line Of said street.
After the above sale n tie request Of Mrs. tZ1-
beth PerpiRuon. the following personal property
,MBIETONIhN MARE and COLT:
/ complete set of BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT TOOLS. GRINDSTONE,& c.-said
t. DC a very fine set;
l PLOEGlI; -....,.,,.,. ,-,..,.,,,..-
FURNITURE.
TERMS: rs 10 personal property, cash. Is To
real c-fate. one third cash: balance in Fix and
twelve months, interest added aud secured ly Il
tr1I,t-dccd. JULIUS STRAUSf.
J. TIIOMPSOS BROWN,
W. j. WESTWOOD.
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200 A.. NJ, FREIGHT. daily. except sunday.
PIP 7. ", FREIGHT, daily, except sunday.
$50 =. "" Sunday excursion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-02
OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP 6rFpfR
~ COMPANY. .sx-sas.t1ss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch ono - thelcsplcndd
amcrs-GINANDOTTE. EOANOhE. NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. ana RICHNOND-
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing. see advert ,cBlent beloW;l
steamers leave New ORR tn sDAl :. III II,
DANSaud SATURDAYS 3 l.. VI. from Pier 20
mcw numberj, North river. foot Of Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, staie-rooins, ana
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed
Aftcr-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and BERTH. SO: rOuud-trp tickets SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. SO.
Freghts for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actpdl
expenses incurred.
Freight received until > O'Clock +. ". daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN * CO.. Agents
iv29 oficc COmplny's wiiarYCs. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-02
DErARrURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA. sIEAMBoAIf 49,
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR ro,,,e
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORfDbh, Ipn l. .
MONTH, AND JANtS-HINER LANDINGS
ToNNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
RAJ TINOKt. AND TIRE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON. ..-,.,,,
AfcO CONNECTS At NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
sTEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMITllFlELD
AND EASTERN SHORE OF NIRGlNlA.
ONLY ROIr1 WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONIl ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMS RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, kl.5o NoTIupr
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50 :
MEALS. 75c.
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDINGS RE-
DUCED ONE HALE.
One OF the C0mpanys spacious ana elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United states NALL
y. {. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, NfDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, NJ Z A. NJ. Tor abOye-named
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay
Line for Old Point. Baltimore. and The North.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk 1T y. NJ,
arriving at Richmond a. about L. NJ.
Through tickets on stle on steamer ana Al Gar
b2r's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROCMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
or NIGHT.