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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
The TelephOne.

The Streator visitors to Ottawaon st. Patrick's
Day have this TO say Of their visit, through the
Free Press: THE societies who visited Ottawa
from streator yesterday desire to return thanks
to their brethren Of that city for their generous
and hospitable entertainment. Despite the in
clemency OF the weather thoroughly enjoyable
day was spent, . large number being present
from abroad. A fine dinner was spread in Turn.
music and speeches. The visitors report the
land league Of Ottawa in hourishing condition,
possessing fine literary talent and good library
This is the way outsiders look at It. Vide Men
dota Reporter: "The population Of Ottawa has
increased at the rate Of 100 per month for the
past IS months. This healthy growth is in no
small degree the result Of the work done by the
Business Mems Association"
The Aurora Beacon, March 2lst, says: "Mr.
s. p. McDole, one of the State Fish Commission
sloncrs, informs AS that the Canal Commission.
crs will this week commence the work OF put
ting in fsh.way at the Dayton dam, IN accord
ance with the requirements OF law-and all other
dams owned or controlled by the state will be
similarly provided without unnecessary delay. Mr..
McDOle will devote his time and attention this
summer almost exclusively to a general super
vision OF this work and the enforcement of the
law in this respect. All dam owners on Rock
river have expressed their willingness TO put in
the fish.ways 80 soon as the Canal Commission.
ers commence the work. and like readiness Of
cooperation is expected throughout the state
Mr. McDole desires us to say that plans and
specifications and any other information desired
in this connection, can be obtained by address,
ing him through the Aurora post office. The
Fish Commissioners are very earnest and ener.
getic in their endesvors to awaken an interest in
fish culture, and in their efforts to abundantly
stock the streams Of Illinois with the finest va
rieties OF game fish, the great Importance OF the
work should insure them the hearty encourage
nent and cooperation Of all good citizens.'-1t
is all very well to talk Of stocking Illinois streams
with game fish II should be done But itnever
can be successful until law is made that shall
put stop to seining-at least during the spawn
ing season. Let the Fish Commissioners give
that point little attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
OTTAWA Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, March "a, 1852.
The corn and oat market Is nominal. Both are
selling for feed rs below.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
4 Noble Virginian.

The following extract from Melyile's
testimony before the Jeanette Board Of
investigation is worthy and touching
testimonial to the brave and seli-sacnfcing
Virginian, DR.. Amber, who persisted with
bis comrades OF the Jeanette in the Arctic :
Continuing, witness SAID: "Of those
deserving special commentator, DR.. AM
bier WAS one of the most worthy. During
the time that the Jeanette was locked in
the ice he was constantly taking such
measures as would promote the comfort OF
the sick and preserve the health OF the
crew. In addition to his necessary routine
duties he was constantly deyising and car
rying out sanitary measures that added
to the general health and welfare. The good
health aud fine spirits OF the crew previous to
the retreat were greatly due his profess
sionai abilities. IL the history OF Arctic
research there has only been one ship that
has been free from scuryy. This was the
Jelnnette. This is the best cncomium that
c1l pass on Amber. On the march his
services were invaluable. During the i'll
ness OF Chipp he was roadmastcr rs well
as surgeon. AiterWard he volunteered to
work in harness, and requested that in
addition TO caring for the sick he might be
allowed 60 participate in the labors of the
working parties. Wherever We Were, and
whatever our situation, Amber proved
himself skilled physician, IN excellent
officer, and noble man. 1t would be very
difficult to make any further distinctions
where each and every man faithfully did
his very best"
In another portion Of his testimony it
appears that Amber was found with the
pistol in his hand that De Long always
wore, and Melyillc's conclusion is that
Am6lcr was the last to die, and that he
took the pistol 10 protect his dead comrades
from the attacks Of wolves and foxes.
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zfOw Stage Ladic. .Male H., =.


iinte'sicw with the Abbott in Philadelphia prdss
"Bdt are not all cosmetics and wasbe.
injurious, and do they not In time ruin fhc
complexion Z" WV
"Not bit OF it. Some do. perbans Inn,
on DIETS are quite harmless. Now, IN Just
teil YOU nov fatti makes up her face; and
n'f eoinpieyi9n is lovely to-day. her check
a. so's rs veivet. She uses creme Impera.
.r &c ana 'eioutine over that. After Der.
torrance She washes ii all off with vaseline
you cannot set II OF readily with soap and
water. 1 use the same as Patti. So does
harF Anderson; but after | am through
,hl Tue vaseiine, | scrub my face with a
,esh crush and soap and water until nv
Ain Is all aSiow. Miss Anderson has a
oFe.y natural complexion, and making up
Its never injured II In the least" Q -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
Virginia News.

A volunteer cavalry company is to be or
ganized ct IIarper's Ferly.
a mild type OF diphtheria prevails in
Fairfax county.
The Alexandria Gazette says A gentle
man from Pennsylvania, connected with a
large paper mandatory there, is here max
ilg arrangement, for receiving, storing.
and shipping poplar wood.
The dwelling-hOusc of Mr.. Oliver East
burn, situated in Spotsylvania county about
FIVE miles from Fredericksburg, WA, par
tally destroyed by fire on Monday.
The protracted meeting which has been
going on at Fredericksburg under the
auspices of the Bapti,ts resulted in the
baptism Of twenty persons Sunday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30

..u Nv Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
BLOCKS AND LOTS OF GROUND
~ THE
PLAN or "NfAGNOLIA,'
FORMERLY OWNED BY n. r. BOWIE.
DECEASED,
on WEST CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
AT AUCTION,
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER BOTH.
o'cLoCKr. VI. SHARP.

By request OF the heirs NJ law we will sell by
auction, upon the premises. the following Pro
PERTY. occupying a handsome situation ON an
elevated plateau, commanding beautiful view OF
the city, and on the line OF the growth or the city
westward
First. THE. SQUARE BOUNDED ny LEIGH,
CLAY. LOMBARDY, AND MOI T. LII r
STREETS-3O0 by 315 feet. .
second. TIKI SQUARE on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET extending from Bowe To
Lombardy street, and running back To the line OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road property-say 226t; by 4s7 feet.
Third. THE SQUARE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET extending from Lo'nbardy
10 MozeIlc street and running back to the railroad
line-say 800 by about 400 feet.
II Is desired TO sell this property IN blocks Of
such sizes as will enable the purchasers to re-
arrange fronts and divisions as they may desire
for sales by subdivision.
No property In the West End offers more GER
tainty for = profitable investment at present
prices.
plat Of the land can be seen at the office OF the
auctiOnccrs.
uo2q AustiOnecrs.
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II DEMONSTRATES SALEOF CON-
- PLEIE MACHINERY, IRON SAFES ~
rlCt FURNITURE, &C., OF BARK-NIJI Ar
Nh MAX THE SOUTHWEST or cNNhi
md TENTH STREETS.-I Will sell M nn,I,,
'uc'ioli' on the premises described above. ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1850.
eom mI,,n,cing at ii O'Clock 4. NJ. the folIow,,s
hhV III 10 satisfy distress-wnrrant I'm ,nS
NAM, IN favor OF John y. Coke cs. n, l. Youn~
and BOILER. =" r.
! iiEAIER With CONNFCTING-pIpFS
! HAND fORCE-PUMP, 49,
Dou BLk-RlyEITED LEATHER BELT. 10.
. lnch-about go feet;
NE lSToNE BARk-MiI.Ls. set upon IRON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with norrre
About ~ feet IIiREE-INCfI sIiAfTlNt;, witt
Cuttings and BOXES;
l FINE.fooT PULLEY,
. FolRR,MiEELED TRUCKS with MOVABLE
sTEAM;ELEvAT0g III. NJ smith & Co.'s
! Sc, TAiRBAYKs SCALES 0arge,,
= sets tAlRBtNks SCALES (smaln,
MN Iron SAFE Coordination lock-,
MnELBARROWs FORKS,
tHEsT-fOOLS, sHONELs,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
and various other articles.
No nh no Cash. 4. H0LzINGER,
H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30

could not remain to witness the votsries
OF the dance engage in their favorltc pas
time, but "'ts said. and believe the tale"
that for the graceful manipulation OF the
"lighl, fantastic toe" Tcrpsichorse herself
mus. yield the palm TO the bellies Of York
town and vicinity. W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
MONDAY, DrcrNnrR A Lao
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
lib Main street.
|)UBLlC Al

DUBLlC AUCTION SALE OF THE
Il OLD "PILCHER RESIDENCES WITU
LARGE LOT OF GROUND, on BELyIDERI.
SIKEET.-By request OF the owner, a noa-resi-
dent, VIII sell NJ public auction, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER /, 1892,
~ ~ O'Clock \. NJ, the "PILCITER RESI-
DtNCE.' situated on Iclvdere street near M,dl-
son Public school. The house Is a two-story hrick
most substantially constructed aud Is located ON
triangular lot. fronting on Bei,idcre street las
iec', with an adjoining lot of 30 feet ON the sane
succi. Ihis can be made nice, retired home and
city. VI "e
TERMS: One fourth cast balance At tx. twelve.
inh cithten months, Interest added, secured IN
trust deed. .J.TIIONPsON RROWN "
hozV Auctionecr.
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PREMATURE Loss or TIE HAIR may De en-.
ufc'g prevented 10y the Use OF Burnett's
Cocoaine. ' w :
Houseseepers should insist upon obtain.
Ing Baruett's Fayoring Extracts Thcv
are the best. '"0!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnccr,
lI13 Main street

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR BEAU
Il TIFCL BUILDING LOTS ~ THE WEST
END. ON PARK AVE- UE, ADJACENT TO
JOHN {. SIAFER's PROPERTl.-By request
II Owne- . non-s sident. will sell, On
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7TH.
At 400 i. W., those FOUR LOTS or GROUND
fronting 30 feet each. on north line Of Park ave-
me, running bacE between parallel lines al ave-
rage depth of 80 lect a vide alley. . he recent
improve mcnts Of Richmond College, IN this neigh
bOfhoOd has greatly enhanced the waite and dcsi
iability of this properly. Medium houses erected
here would pay = handsome return.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months, Interest added. secured by
trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
no 80 AuctiOuCcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
by Frank d. iii & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

ELEGANT FOUR-STORY DOUBLE
II BRICK RESIDENCE
WITH BEAUTIFUL SIDE LOT AND
GROt NDS,
AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD Avn
CARY STREETS.
AT CTION
=, ~ lhc request Of the owner, William e.. Miller.
~, we VIII offer the above DESIRABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY al auction ON Tho
premises, on "' '''o
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s,Iss2.
at / o'clock L. VI.
me house l. one Of the bcst-buiIt and most co,-
Nehlently-.rranged private dwellings i'm tho civ
ma money was not spared m a., con,trurfion
~ mas been recently put i'm thorough ren5ir
panied inside and out, aud every room rr,i,,ai
anu newly parred. The house contains II vfccD
rooms Win All the modern IMPROVEMENTS AMI =.
vice nan running through the house TO a hsnd.
some piazza IN rear. W " '''""-
There Is on the lot one Of the handsomest mud
most SUBSTANTIAL stables ever built IN Richmon1
OF SOCK brick. with stalls for four or five hnree'
anu anu accommodations for two or more carriaves
tnS upper part being nicely finished on with Two
room, above. Upon The lot adjoining tbc
mouse n y brick building with several ooms. WV
OF ne Whpie lot fronts on Third street so feet bx
ou iSel 20 IN aley, and VIII De divided accordin1
10 pidt with The auctiOneer-.
o'clock. '' mum ~ 10
TERMS One fourth cash balance at ak. twa,vo
ini eighteen months, with per cent. intcrest
''ue"' FRANK ID. HILL & 60.
Auctionccrs
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Miss SaUie NJ. Jacobs, EaStvillc, North
empton county. Va, says: al have derived
much benefit from Browns Iron Btters
in debility"
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CIGARS.

III EWiIT q son MANUFACTURES
y hy - dnglcc ca s,,s La NINA VISTA and
" fORGET-NE-NOTs." o"'" ana
osr s'od, are wrapped with fine snma,ra 10.
'aeco 81 our own importation. "''" '"-
orders solicited from the trade. no oe.oodar,
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?. ". sm4ay cNcur.i0n tun.

3 direct flnr-heur. connection d, ..iari.tu.,
ficnmlnt and N0rfolk lf fui. l.tsr. f...
nohi 20 ll;3- y. VI. and Norfolk 1l 1915 d.. AI
MI Tram, leaving Nett --h.Ig vii STAR. fru. ...
AruomattON depot.
sol, Haas, Traffic Manager.
l. N. EMERSON. ttturrtl Pa,-rrr,r A.r,.f
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POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale il postponed I'm consequence Of
the inclcment weather TIL
FRIDAY NEXT, DECEMBER lST,
Al o'clock L. VI. W. II. LYME & co.
uO3O AuctiOncerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
BY Frank ID. Ilill K CO...
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
1lCS Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
Il AND HANDSOME FOUR-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH DETACHED KITCHEN.
&C.. AT TIE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
BROAD AND COLLEGE STREETS, At AUG
TlON.-By virtue of y deed Of trust from jaime,
Leigh Jones and wife, dated september %. 1882.
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of Rich
mOnd Chaucory Court, we viii sell, upon the
premises on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER s.1ss2,
at O'Clock p. VI. commencing promptly. all
hat LOT, WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THLREON, situated OF the nOrth dC Of Bfca
street, IN The city q Richmond, AZ the uorthwes,
corner OF tho Intersection o. Broad and Col. gc
treets, fronting on Broad stree. 81 SIP feet, run
ming back between paraliI lines l62 f1e, 70 an
alley.
Tfo house contains tw,l'e or more rooms;
kitchen with four rooms. and other oJt houses.
The dwelling &! In nicc order throughout, httod no
with al ihc modern pro- c..cnts, hot and cold
yatCr. o.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash balance In four. eight,
and twelve months, FOR Negotiable notes. Interest
10 be added, and secured by deed Of trust.
JOHN \. COKE,
I. ". CHRISTIAN.
Trustees.
sale by FRANK u. Hill & CO.. Auctionccrs.
no 2S
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POS1PONEhfENT.

POS1PONFMENT.
Owing 10 the inclcm,ncy Of the weather the
above sale Is postponed until
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1882,
II the same hour.
no29 SUTTON & CO., Auctionecrs.
by Frank u. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctoneers,
HOS Maiu street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
- FRAME HOUSE AT TIE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF TWENTY-FIFTH AND II
STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE THE CORPORATE
LIMITS, IN HENRICO COUNTY, AT AUG
TION.-In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit
Court of IIcnrico county, entered November s.,
1852, in the suit of smith rS smith, &C., we VIII
sell on the premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1882.
al 4 O'Clock L. NJ, the above property. The house
contains about five rooms and the lot fronts on
street 90 1912 feet. running back 100 feet more
or less on Twcnty-iifth street.
TERMS: one third cash. balance at SIX and
twelve months. with interest added 10 negotiable
notes, title retained until the purchase-mUney Is
paid JAMES CAShlE.
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
25 Commissioners.
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POsTPONEMENT
Postponed 10
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ?. 1852.
AT same hour. no 30

Nv William III. byne Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneors.
No. lI13 Main street.
4 UCTION SALE COMFORTABLE
n AND DESIRABLE TWO->TORY FRAME
DWELLING on WEST DUVAL STREET, OP-
POSlTE MT. ZION CHURCH.-We shall sell by
public auction, on tlie prenises.On
WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 29TH,
nj O'Clock T.. NJ, the desirable detached FRAME
DWELLING No. 100. on the south side OF Duyal
street. opposite Mt. Zion church, containing about
six rooms. with kitchen. having the usu 4 convent
cnccs and i'm comfortable repair The lot has
front of about 90 feet and an average depth Of
abOut 1875 feet. This property rents readily Is
now yielding handsome percentage upon the low
price at which II IAN be purchased, and is to be
sold only for division.
TERMS one third cash: the residue by negOti
added, and secured by deed of trust.
W. II. LYME & CO..
AuctlOnccrs
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIORAHWAY
- sClILnLLE ~ LEILnI n-LlM-n IL

4 CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAiINAl
- SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT OCTOBER 40.
bIFNltl RICHMOND. Louisville Ir.f t.....-
h1,t express 3;l5 4. VI. daily. u.ii. a. n.
1aiiH Except sunday. Ch1riutt-sllir e.-.lsf.0-
aailoh' $50 =. VI. daily: Tor Norfolk .ul Ul
tolnt' $50 \. ". and ala 4. NJ. daily tN.erf
IdiE oslo T.. VI. TRAIN DOls NOT STOP
FOR LOCAL BUSINESS.
AfktEE RICHMOND: PROM tie w.. % t.
". daily, 4:i5 4. VI. except SUNDAY. and a.i. f.
VI ,lttlN. from Norfolk and ola Point. l.iJ a. Al.
aht $50 L. Vi. daily Except sunday.
l'uii man slecpiAg-car- and dtN tnlfh-- fr.H
charlottesville s.lO T. ". daily Ia I.ou.,,fI. Odd
Cincinnati Without change.
llcket-Ohcr>: loOC Main str>t ant lf...-
peake aud Ohio Railway depot.
n. ". fIIIfE
, -. General Pl,s,ugrr Ae.ut.
& W. SMITH. General Manager U.-9
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FOR NEW YORK.-rhc OId -.

EoR NEW lORK.-Thc Old .~s.s-..
4 Dominion steamship Company's 49,
proposed sallngs for the week f0lowin., -r--
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKrK. FI,ID,N
december lst, at . O'Clock =. NJ
GUY ANDOTTF, Captain Kelly. sr-Nn,v
December 3D. at 9 o'clock A. NJ
ROANOKE. Captain COUrH. TI-FSDNy ~.
ceinher 9th, at IL o'clock A. NJ ~
Freight received until 1 O'Clock y ~ E.ff,.
Tuesday. - '''N - VI
Through bills of lading signed and yools ,,-
"arued Win dispatch u all points north .outh
east ana west; also 10 foreign ports ''.''
tlsocuger accommodations tinsurna.sed
Ni!er-cabln fare 10 New York lncIualuy m,ais
ahu befth) BIO; ruuBd-irip tickets, SIS: sfeersge
WIN suD,i'ience, ~; without subsistence So
ia's,engtrs leaving Richmond MONDAYS Tues-
uaAs' W ednesdays. and SATURDAYS by the Rlchrn@od
ahd rctefsnurg railroad AZ 1850 (. NJ win maj
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving fhnSe
Jay Cabin rare, 1880. Tickets 10 be had \,
thc Richmond and Petersburg depot and A ~
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street al" - "
tot freight or passage, apply 10
a., "a Dtohnh W. ALLEN i CO., Agents
~ - tompany's Wharf Rncl.tfs
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'TIMVrHY SEED.-l0 BAGS CHOICE
'F'fi ''w ~, A.. >TOkFs A 90,
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusarc Days.
BY Davenport & Morris, AueiI"ueers.
TINTED STATES MARsIIAL's AND
RECEIVERS SALE OF \
LARGE STOCK OF FINE LIQUORS AT
AUCTION.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER.

Under decree OF the United STATES tfcu''
tered On 9th November, 1882, rs. lseman
Straus, will proceed to SILL at public auciioni ON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1852,
commencing at II o'clock, ON the premises la,, ny
occupied by the firm OF Iseman Sfraus, no. l3Oz
Cary street, all OF their stock OF IIQl okS eHl-
bracing about the following lots or part. on in,s =
II ocfayes SUPERIOR to EXTRA FINE SiER-
q octaves FINE PORT WINE.
. octsves COGNAC BRANDY.
3 casks PI'RE JUMPER GIN,
3 half-barrels APPLE BRANDY.
"a barrels and half-barrcls WHISKY, good to
fine:
As cases ASSORTED LIQUORS, in glass,
TERMS or SALE All sums OF flOO ana hnJer'
cash; all sums over 800. sixty days credit Tor
neGotiable notes, endorsed to the satisfaction OF
Gsgnedl RrTLEDGE T.. HUGHES,
no 30 United States Marshal and Receiver.
BY William j. Mcnamara,
Real Estate Agcn, and Auctioneer,
1lOl Bank street.
UCTION SALE OF A NICE FRAME
"A DWELLING. No. 504 EIGHTEENTH
STREET. NEAR CLAY STREET.-By request
Of the owner will sen At auction, on the preni-
ses. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1882.
NJ 4 O'Clock +. VI. the DESIRABLE PROPERTY
located rs above. The house contains four rooms,
and Is now occupied by prompt-paying tenants.
The LOT fronts 32 feet on the west side Of Egh-
teenth street, and runs back - feet
TERMS: liberal, and announced ~ sale.
WILLIAM j. MCNAMARA,
Auctoneer.
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BY Frank H. nm & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
HOS Main street.

EOUR-STORY STOCK-BRICK TO
IL BACCO FACTORY on WEST SIDE or
", t y, i !: BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LlN SIkhETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY MFSsRs.
o: +. GREGORY & Co, AT PI-Bi,ld AI'C.
TION.-On "''-
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1882,
commencing promptly at O'Clock p NJ IN ,t,o
premises, we viii sell II auction that LARGE
~ BsIANTIAl:, AND WtLL-BUILT TOBhC,
~ FACTORY located as above. The building i
four stories high, slate roof and covers abou, 10
10 feet OF ground, with a large lot Ia rear and j.
now IN hrsi-claSs order. The lot Is a large and
,aIuaoie one, having three fronts-ylz. 90 feet on
wenteth street, 90 feet on Rose allie, and o or
rankin street about 20 feet the depth from
rthklin street to Rose alley being 1876 feet. Till
pIoperly mas been long occupied as 4 factory for
tobacco. has always rented Ill ~
,hu WIN pay now very handsomely As an Invest
J., iErNs' VIII DE very liberal and announced OH
IVY Oh SAFE. FRANK ID. HILL 4 co,
~ % AuciiOneers.
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TIMER FOR SALE
RAILROAD LINES.

II
WAY.
Commencing DECEMBER 4, 1882. line Of
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS will be run from
Richmond to Cincinnati without change, leaving
Richmond daily at 5;l5 7. W., arriving in Cincn-
natl nes. day at $50 =. NJ, and n Pullman car
from Charlottesville to Louisville, KY, arriving In
Louisville next day at $50 7. NJ, connecting at
both cities with through trains to all points in The
West and Southwest This Is quicker than any
other route In existence, and avoids transfer and
changes incident 10 the routes ria Washington.
Tickets and Pullman locations can be secured at
\. W. GARBER'S. 1000 Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio dcpot-C. LORRAINE, Ticket Agent or
at the General Office, Ninth and Main.
II. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
c. W. SMITH, General Manager. no 30-i0t
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Shlthheld. and Hampton; Washington. ID. q.
NGWbcfh, v Washington, and Tarboro'. \. g.. nm,
Eastern shore Of Virginia old Point and olI roo,
iar landing, on James river, IT LOWEST RATES
"nn undouSh OILS Issued. J.. b. TATUM
no : ~uuarlpfautgn,tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30

POSTPONE,IENT.
owing To the inclcmency of the weather tho
above sale IS postponed TO "'''"e' the
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1sr.
Al me same hour. FRANK ID. HILL 4 co.
- 20 AuctiOnecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DIVE LOTS IN DUNAL'S ADDITION
y OUTSIDE OF THE CITY LIMITSl FOR
SALt.-Thcsc lois. Nos. 2G2, 2J6. 263, 1874, aud
POI. belonging to the heirs Of the late Charles FL
Blackburn or John Wallace, ,,ho will shew them
10 applicants. ". GODDIN & son.
no 29.2t AuctiGneers.