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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-10
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING
i LOTS ON CARY. CHAFFIN. WALLACE.
AND UARVIE STREETS, IN TIE PLAN OF
HOPEDALE, IN TIE WESTERN PART OF
THE CITl.-OD
MONDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1882,
commencing at 4 o'clock i. NJ. ] will sell. by
virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded. on the
PREMISE
Ist. TWO LOTS. each 30X110 feet, on the north
side of Chaliin street between Culycrt and Beech
streets near Turner's Flowcr-tiarhcn.
2d. TWO LOTS, each 3OXl2O feet. on the south
side of Wallace between Clarke and Rescryoir
streets. ne ir the western gate 10 Hollywood.
Sd. At o'clock L. NJ. LOT 3ONl32 feet on the
north side of Cary between Clarke and State streets,
near MOrtOn's FlOwer-Gardcn.
And on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1882.
NJ o'clock T. NJ. on the premises, FOUR LOTS.
each 3Ox2lO feet, at the corner of llaryic and
Washington streets. and TWO LOTS. each 3Ox2l0
feet ON The north side of Ilaryc between Randolph
and Washington streets. just beyond the corpora
ton line
And at O'Clock u. NJ. TWO BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, each 3OxlJu feet. on Gilbert street. In the
plan Of IIopcdalc near the New Reservoir grounds.
As these lots are sold 10 close up estate. great
bargains can bc had, IL the trustee Is determined
to sell.
TRIMS: One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen mouths, with per cent. added.
HENRY q. CANNON.
nos Trustee.
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CAN BE ENGAl
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Snithield. and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.;
Newbcrn, Washington, aud TarbOrO', y. c.. and
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and u regu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. J.. Is. TATUM,
&c Superintendent.
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DIBLIC SALE OF THE McGEIlEE
/ GOLD-NlINE PROPERTY. OF ABOUT $50
ACRES. LYING on CONTRARY GREEN, IN
THE MIDST OF THE MINERAL REGION OF
Louisa COZ NTY.-As commissioner of the Cir
cult Court of Louisa in the suit Of Baker, wife.
&C.. rs. Mansfield, &C., | shall. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1852.
af NJ, offer for sale ut Louisa Courthouse. the
abovc-described PROPERTY. l. lies in The heart
of the mineral region and is believe tn be rich In
gold and her minerals. Parties wishing to pur-
chase whether for actual operations or Tor specu-
lafion. would do well 10 examine this property and
attend the sale.
Mr. Robert VI. Kent living near the Courthouse,
and Mr.. John H. jenkins, living near loiersvllle'
are well acquainted with and will doubtless readily
show the property to all desiring to examine II.
TERMS: One third cash: residue In one and two
years. with interest. and bonds and good security
or by paving more than one third security NAV be
dispensed with. WILLIAM Is. fEIllI
Commissioner.
ne 13-1Oo7SNoy7
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Nycrubbs 4 Williams.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
GALE AT AUCTION OF A VERY
- VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN CHESTER.
FIELD COUNTY.-Ncry valuable SMALL tAkM
In Chesterfield county. In one mile OF Centralia
and one mile Of James river. the residence OF the
late Augustus Green, of England. and some
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and some CROPS. and HORSE MD HGtf
and several SETS OF HARNESS, SADDLES, &C.,
for sale ut auction, on the premises, Oh
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1852,
at ~ O'Clock. There are 14O ACRES OF LAND
all inclnscd with a plank fence, mostly cleared
but enough In wood FOR use Of place. Peach or
chard of about ten acres and apple orchard just
NEW TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING with
four rooms aud usual out-buildnes.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at one ana
two years, with interest.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
nod AuctiOnccrs.
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DlCHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 20, l-s2.

IN EFFECT OCTOBER 20, lss2.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
G-O \. NJ MAIL daily except SUNDAY. COM
Meeting al Lynchburg with NirgiU
Midland Railway for all Points
nOrth. and Norfolk and Western rail-
road Tor knoNillc. Chattanooga, A.
Iahtd' Nashville. Louisville Mem
pms, New Orleans, and an point.
~ Tie Souti. southwest, and feyas.
Day co1ches. Richmond e. Iynch-
burg; sleeper. Lyuchburg L. New
Orleans and Memphis without
change.
$3.50 l.. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily icNccpt
sunday between Richmond and
ScOttsyillc.
900 L. VI. NIGHT EXrRESS dolly fcxcopt
sunday between Richmond and
LNnclhurg.
$50 y. VI. INCLUSION sunday only. be-
tween Richmond and Scottsyllle.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
V.zV L. VI. MAIL daily Except Suudayl.
lo''O ~ NJ ACCoMMODATION daily texccps
sunday.
200 \. NJ. NIGHT EMPRESS daily except
|VO L. VI EXCURSION sundays only.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated railways for all
points south, aud Richmond. Frcdcrlcksburs ana
P9!onac railroad for all points North.
NetHing-cdr atdchcd o. Nigkf ExpysSs FIR
LVEchburg. ES ENRituttR go
egg GeLeral Freight aud Passenger Ac,.nf
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Io,ve Richmond Richmond and Danvile rail-
road. Vreinia-strect depot at 2:45 r. M;arrive In
Baltimore at 1880 A. NJ: A., -, arm
Passengers uid this line escape the long MID MID,
NIGHT ride, after reaching Baltimore, from uepct
In hotel that cannot be avoided when taking the
afternoon train via the rail lines. ..,...
For Tickets, Time-Cards, ana al rhl1rna,ion,
call on A. W. CARRIER & co. ana Tlcket Agent
M the Richmond and Danville depot
State-Rooms and Bcrths secured on application
=, This ofiice NJ. SLAUGHTER,
" General Passenger Agent.
No. z Tenth street.
.o, II. &C Tranic Manager Sc IL
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSf1Iuaj
v COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOX
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMEs-alvER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORE, AND THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFiELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl.53.( NoTI,tIT
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50 N'hiMiI'
MEALS. 75c.
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDINGS RE-
DtCED ONE HALE
One Of The COmpany's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states matl.j
u. e. GlFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, at A. NJ for aboye-nameu
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay
Line for Old Point. Baltimore, and the North.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk AT A. M,
arriving ut Richmond AZ about T. NJ.
Through tickets sale on steamer and at Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
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GR1,lERIES. LIQUORS. &c.
| NEW-CROP NEW ORLEANS MO-
| ~ LASSES.
NEW xEss MAcKEREL,
| SALMON,
SMOKED HERRINGs
ELEGANT DOMESTIC PICKLES AND
SAUCES
CAPk-tOD CIANbERRIEs,
NEW FIGS
RAIsINS-
CURRASTS- &c. NJ
no 10 CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
DAVENPORT a. NORRIS,
MroRTEEs AID WHOLESALE DEALERsix
LIVERPOOL YIsg AND cRoUND-ALUM
-rALT.-
All grades asd hest belnds.
Aaso~ COFFEE. MOLAssEs, TEAS,
FRENCH BRANDY. ENGLISH PORTER
ALFs, &c.
wAHnHacsEs, SEVENTEENTH AID DOCK
STREETS,
no 9-im RICHMOND.
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- III / A ID + l. l. III | A, RICH xrs
MoND AND NORFOLK
AMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at II NJ, and every SUNDAY at 5
\. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceived TIL 1870 A. NJ; for sundays steamer Till
8 =: NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily til 8
+. NJ.
Fare, 80.
For further information apply 10
j. W. MCCARR1CK,
General Southern Agent, Office Rockets.
W. L. CLYDE & CO.,
no 30 General Agents.
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A UCTION SALE.-By virtue Of deed
n Of trust, executed 10 me as trustee bv &. G..
Scott CO., duly recorded will sell at public auc-
tim, at the Office Of {. c. Scott & Co.. No lOl7
Basin bank, on
SATURDAY THE 11TH INSTANT,
at p. NJ, the following PROPERTY-tO wit:
i inDN hundred on IiN HAGs pair SfytLES'
STOVE, 4 CHAIRS, / TABLE, and several
other articles Of OFFICE FURNITURE.
W. W, COSBY, Trustee.
f.. Il. COOK, Auctionecr. no 10
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Ky Grubbs <

Real Estate Agents and AucilOneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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YORK-RIvER LINE

Passenger Freight dat Freight daily
daily. llyeN. Sund'yi cN. sunday.
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d. .I.t
r-.-.- u the south lateral arit of The Sut-o ]un,
- .- t. l.-cgu. .rucd after 1t .a. o.er connected
with he lva-uau. The TUNE. eupcrut.ua. Ai i"-
e. IT.. la'.of tl,e drif is now 1850 l-t north ol
H.. F.-,8au shaft IN retimhcruC the DRIFT from
- ,....G 500 u-r l.u.
',-. % b.. l.....'i'er.t and NrvlcgI
M r'..i l,,I.r
a.I ;',- -Clr,lts Tor tta past vreE: Content ton.
esu680: standard. so $40: Eureka ton-"Ad4iel.
t.1.'>19. Northern Belle. $Z0.5-1: silver KING.
- 400 : Opltil. ~le.5+U: Clrl,ty. $4,000; No?n-
G-y $3.50; North Noantay, -ai.3; Eodie.
i4rI.r 81 900 SAVAGE. $500 ~.aI. s5'j1.
Assessor. rt, OBJ t2.ltorula arc Consolidated Wy
e,;-,i. ar. expected soon.
8u,luc., IL the ioar-s DIS light anf the market
heavy. y..-..t.. r..... ,...,...l I'D .o,-s nor
- "-'"
hNare' III ,r.. ,,,,..,, l.
HELENA. Mont, Jan 5.-ILe Alta A,silith4 I '---
y2u> ''-SIanF ulu WAS 0'ait's up %" i'. SOY
The -a,t.r .s running SUGGEST W.. fio'N'-'- AM
fh- Boston and Montana Company Cl-stamp
1iil on tne GIo-tc-M mine is if operation.
lA9 - .i 49, r .+ . a., az ar. 5cb Tor
- - - mn '.,,.,I.I.. In Id. mining history of
Montana Twelve uth'- OF tlt e-A VIII @7'l'-'
over 900 ounces 0t silver io the ton.
R-'1i,r ygIuel NJ SIS 900 was received in this
- - ''.''.''. 80 f-,.,' M, mines.
rector -.1i,.,. Ola. %. ta. Lsb.u-ou Consolidated
f,..-....,- .,ie.-r,.-.. f.. ru. mine january IS:
1I,'-' --, .r1 Tor i,.,si ,.,,-- 4,.-.-. 81
,,.....- I-.f.- I.-t,-. wall J.u,ri-h.-. Width
lu. D.. ,,. ~. .,.,t-. ,.,. .,,'. I.,-.i
- @ .- . d.. ,..,,, a.. ~. s,r...I-
lh D'ttiN d9'' ~ % JUN ga ' .'-s -.
IcNt upper WAL lt'D".-- -..l-' ,.t. - ...-, ''
gong down. Leave to--a+ -l.-- H. Lam ili"'
4t..t WINDSOR. Denver, ON; --e -.N-loIh on
10Th
A cipher telegram from Robinson |Hu>oti dated
eutti.ftl.e..t. January 4, say: Shipped to-day
- ,.,- 4-srr gt 2 ounces. Average ~-4t.ot three
-..,....' .-o,., +D, 500 to,t level. 5.f .urr.s
"a .i.l,,., .t. fiiI ~ I- pr....-.- Ash
lA' '-.' ,.-' ..,. -.. D.. ,..,....'. ~
boIurT0 ."l i4'-i..-.. f'.',4 l'r -
fOItattD l.u.. d" VINO i,i'i '' ""' '''''' III ItF
IRiRTlE or Wednesday, lie report nae h"ru
printed In circular form and distributed To the
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Alusical 5nstrumeuts.

h -EEATTY's MISUNDERSTANDING
ID holiday ltcssl.3. sI.1 a." 49, 49, ,r.,,es
t..lf,.. trl.cl.c.s Iron frame stool lsA e"a 49,
ta,ti,n guaranteed money retnuho t,l on, N' y,
.r,f.rt.a. IO ftIi. c4itlAgur lft - -
upirt F,.,rl iaro'rrte= - tho universe a. mo sti
800 n me- tur d mammoth la ot ,sslni3h Ai ho-t'5
r.rs eafnsra church chapel pafnt, ~ y. ~.
,1s vric,uie free carriage meets ptss'ngt-
NlN"t,',,,. a., tt0n fros. AddrrsA of c., ~
eAI-'e IAhIEL ~ BEATTY. " ssAia<ton, se~JofseS
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GIt\IAGlON LINE FOR BOSTON.
= cos NtlTf"5 WITH all POINTS EAST.
FARE Boston 'or hrtclass limited ucaets good only
-t'..-...s [NI.Ut NsErT ard MASSAC mrs Fits
I.edLy except ~u.ay- 40 sot b. M nom Fief 81 n II
LOO. s. s.H.s.. t.ift.-- $50 Boston % D. i.
.itk..s sale o. ~ principal ticket 0hceS ~'t' room
..,.r a. .at.. AD,t,lL.a kprcat 10, q, No1 . do
49, +. ..t1- i...c. aud 40 Metropolitan aLd Iiith
AveII, uu,.l q, kct o-icca
prlErprN'T LINE f,r Freight ou'T. .
-tesmrl .cI.. IN. i1ot 81 - -Eft o., y l- 40 T. ~
I'D q PROV .'i ace -li .ti
Pc. "A. tu c.ir. l!uU J4Acu AZ lowest iat'- . .
.A4, .Dnl ....l0'i- b. '. -'-''4-' We 30 -'s''
y74g EJrULAI. SHORE LINE 10 BIOS TON.
ALL .'Il .-.r rl.. ,'...h ID ~. .
l-. .f.-. trua. Ual- except sunday 60 Boston nc
D. 4 iI e-4' -.t',i,' '.' ~ a. IT. ''''''
ai. t.t. 90 .t b.. u. lw palace sl,epins carsl
lt..... 90. .-l. d.. LOST 100. rail-, 90. ...
.. Al " lAda9l Hotel Lccs offices a""at pI1-d
CeAaraA Dv.SL
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5-sory brick building with lot Ne 20 DeIanGSy
f. 5 g. % Fl OF P'a', plot 41lo' .' '---- l4oC
ByAH lla1lr q san.
! S.-tory brick house vita lot. No 235 Wect laA.5I
q W OF 'tha7o' plot of land -5loNlo@'' 1"'' e74
By scot q Myers.
story hrcE ru1irg vim lea, o. Land i7s 10 s96
cared -ept,nbcr4i, 49, ground renL 7l-' per COZ
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEv-YoaK CIT.
2davc sy cor Of 45h-s % a175' Hem5urs -,o oor
u, anG t u, 10 ryr n stist - sy,oo II Knob
Iooh aud wife 70 kHulrina knoo"och -----.- '"'o''
s'}@g ,1n o -'' adam '''-'I ana "-' " ''- 10000
AvsI amman, amy ?, ~ j' i,s -- 4275c
1l7ir-S..-I. SO fsed. dave 2sz i6IJ darT1etJ
77..- p = ii3Bl- a,., ,e to iIawE- 2l,o0C
'''9.. j. ~ 's s,,, o. . a. 81 1920
WanL lC0HHoAooAio5. al-% CaTi''re-ng2yg;
wv Il
Blanche uCo1nor eAd husband '' George 4 or
H'2 wa i t l 'r q i,''. 49, ID o'' 1906
'tA e, q. 49, o. o. ,f I'-'' -.'''o CQooc
7C.S ~. .6j {, W., @llye 25ziO--: Tuber go,
70' arI i + i- Il o '' -Alo- '-' ~ ,' 17e5C
uIjb.ts. d s.. D. .t W o.: t,..,o i5.5Io1li' boz
l- -'.-- in. husband D." ,''...- ~ ~ -3- 7a
OIL. callerre Dras lua another iIlp size D eoc
''''' /, 81 II e. ~ ,r,-!. % f..i. nm 5000
-'''' Z, b. .a lao VII " w. '1 d a,f ll,oor
w. I5'ft-a, vanrts.. 5o2Io,, II Aladel- 900,
baum 81. .in-'tl -'..' iu.----- ..-....- on"
Cr.,..d ,la la.a.,s d, r-r, ,55. 1850.
''' i..a,i ~. 10 lia q Ilri.r Jo,ooo
'4'. -.. ta s'.i ,,, -....-.',...- 1880.
2l,l =. -.-..--- ...a- ..,,.. 70 iiad.aa Eiy~r
ato -- b." - -u 49, d, p .'.''.1 .'1l-. I'ia, .
, 49, . ,". !.ad - '.' -59.r.y en-
b s ~ g.
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Orean Cleaners
BORDEAUX LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New aud direct Limo % the South ~ France.
HEWYORK AND BORDEAUX DIRE. T.
CHATEAU LAFTfrE. 1000 tons new - .turuA' a. l.
Travellers for Fraaca SPAN an1 Italy Pyr0ne2A TAI
Nice &C. viii save time an exDcnse by taking this line
Cabin Including vtnoL $50 ssocraye, s-L FOR passage
~ Z LIE BOULANGER as Beavor.st
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Droo.lgn lrop:rta for Sac M @ cst

TDR SALE.-Ch"ap lois in BROOKLYN. IN good
/ h-.uly location .o- buih. loTI-..i o., &C. tn na"
pr,at.g i. o. .A4ld A- sd "i.li.r'', D.. N..a..i
rg,D LET-J55 D,u-t: J-s,or. brown
I -t..'. u ru,u- az improvement. @ lt . comp.
orler Rent s7GU EULA$ ID g. WHITING III NAr'au-.t
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Erciures auo Glcetiuns.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY
Y MONT LECTURES ~ THE GREAT HALL AT
OCLOEE 49,. ,.
Ian 7-Freierck WhitItdpe es- n NcwYork city. sub
ject: "A CiyhEsd casa 1eryics-Ono thing We m'-Af
learn from EuUpe"
Ian ltrrfessor Robert pc.. of brooklyn. n Y SUBJECTS
agurtihnL. 4 LIisiIuttc.' .
jan 2lWui-I T. armstrong; esq N brooklyn \. Y. suo-
i.cts Nlhi!ism am the NilLisLl'
Ian 2S-F IT, Drew a. NJ Commissioner " Chinese lm-
perial Maltiime Customs subject " Tho Chness
Hone
Feb 4 W7lm Marshall. esq Of rttchburg. Mass. sub
Ieet 0oTLlO' tlliilstI4tedJ
Feb Nv Ll.Am !. Marshall t~if y fitchDuie. Masss
subject. T. tAh~ W ustratai}
Feb Professor william D.. Dg,dy er ~ New YORK cry.
subject. The History ~ Ancient sculpture ~
Iinstratei by the Cesnola collection" tlns-
Eeb III a W,ef-ea NJ d. ~ NcW york CITY. subject;
w. The spread u the English Language illus
March y H. wilson eel OF Nev-YOrk CITY subjects
Iusa8" l!Ust4ate-) o. G.,
March Ill ". Mitchell. NJ D., Of Vow OK ny sup
Jsct Tho Brain aud its WonderSgy Al4.stfas 10
March s-prufes a. J.. harcAii OF NeNfWh ~ 5lO-
ject The Animals ma the locks tlhustrAtf.Ll
March 25-H White, tai OF Nv" o'A '-'5 HuiJ%'
Money" 81, Al -, ,,...t,...
R61U ~ ill., Cooper Union ant al b NaA Noernds book
store - y ABRAM Il HEWITT. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE.

YEw-YonK, Thursday. Jan. 3. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
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TVVTpTAT- GFVVIN TINF-

uambur American Packet compauy's Lie f1r
FRS A ...... Jan. - f5I.LFi.T Pc
SIII.,fA. Jan. Isl ~ FLA J--- Fob. =
Rates uassagt b plymouth, London ChCrbOurE, ilA
burg an poni- she south o En hnd Frat cabin for
steamers saiu beodr April . $40 N 3d. According L. l0ca
tiou second cabin, 81; oL:r-yc 800. Bound Zip
duc.t steciaco from Hamburg Iiayrc and south
E-f-NfI\EDT & CO. C. r.. TTCrr RID Q CO..
General tCcuLs General Passenger AH,n-%
Et 3D. I.ulI- a. y y No.Gl IrIau aay, ~. 4.
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I ~ rvii =, STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

~ UNITED STATS MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR al EEE TOWN And LIVERPOOL
Lea ing Pier 81 p. h., FOOT OF hngst.
ARTyONA 49, ....- II tuesday. Jan 10, 9 \
WI~.U --.-..---- Tues. 1g %, a. H.
NEVADA .......-. TUetisy. Jan. 81, 3 D.
ABYSS TUESDAY Fen. z. 7:2O q
ARIZONA 1uu-f4. Eco. l., p. m
GrIhcsc b,it ~ irn, tieit coupart
Ter- and fnI~ EEL wish requisite fO make t'c
pis-s the Atlantic both safe aud agreeable having
bathroom, -rou. ira INK goJL ilo and library
ao tNpsHerc. sterarir>f and Cdttrr on et'h
steamer THe sfsrsn- al upper Ctci thu. n-ufiug
those Greatest OF tall lAAuci 20 sd perfect Ventilation Ind
light
CABIN PASSAGE trccr,inC 10 stat'rooU) 500. so and
800. INTEHMEuIATt. so. ST. TERRACE 20 low rates.
OFFICE, NJ 81 BROADWAY.
QNTIL.It NJ. Z CT ION.
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: story brick building with le4-. OF land. No COG
last % tl-st. .O1 rs Li-rrc, Tot .uNlo, lt'e
cu-el september "a. 't3, ground rent. Tl-J per
auuuTl. John CUnruy
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ZINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW-TOI.K 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS.
.-. TOWN, .,,,,.,,
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2 5s;ory brick buildings and 2story brick iact1ry
Eith lots No- IL and il2l2 West i4thet -
100 Il W o. sth-aye. each lot lo1lOJ4. JACOB hlC
ing .....------.--.
5.story brick building with lot. Nc go Delaney
81, y a - Il y OF Pitt-st, plot EsSlDj William
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BY T. IT, Dfilo,g & 10.

4o.y 6reS stqrS WIN TN LOT Io sS " sS 900
6st0ry srOro with lot No % Maitn-
lane SIDE " Wil4ane- iot EoA'-F VIZ "a GOO
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2-st0ry brick shop ard Sstory brick buiflng "itn
lot No 81 Itiviugtonst. ne cor of NoEOik d. lOS
l7X7S Ohm Callahan
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I OST.-Bank Book No. I5J,g~0. of ID,
In.yrarf industrial Savings Bank fr .rr HlIi D
rewarded on leaving "a thc iank. 81 C..uDol-,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06

" n r,,a " or.st,r Nashua. PJc,la no the East
PIE reduced Tin -eI tickets oc,Jon ~ 10 0rcesteE -
4- CRY OF WORCESTER.
Nho. execution the most eeSai. bit On the SOUND and
the fAyJute CITY tf hD-t'N,
leave Per 90 Kyvr foot Oi WatDtst next pier
D.- ->ses ferry, daily. except sunday 20 81 t'J pEL
DENN-NLNANIA kAiiROAD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-25
LOCAL RREYITIES.

! Mrs. Henry Posey and Miss Hannah Gar
! her are visiting friends in Blue Ridge.
Mr. w. Preston French left last night fo,
an extended tour through the North
| DIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis left this cit,
to-day for visit to the various Vipinic
springs.
The new schooner Elwood Harlow will
1t is understood, take her first cargo from
Baltimore.
The Sunday School of the First Presbvte
ran Church went on an excursion TO Car
Inns Springs to-day.
John Smith, colored. was arrested this af
tcrnoon charged with killing calf belong.
ing to MIR. Mankins, of West End.
The schr. South Shore, now being I'm.
loaded OF a cargo of ice at Messrs. +. 4.
Reed Il Cos. wharf, has been chartered by
Richmond parties.
4 meeting of the Alexandria and Fairfs \
Fair directors was held this evening and aC
ter transacting some routine business, adj
jounoed till to morrow.
Conductor Bradley, of the Washington
anu Western Railroad, and Mr.. James Fer.
guson and Mr.. Lawrence Bayne, are i'll at
their respective residences.
Messrs. A. l.. Hite 4 Co. have opened y
variety store and auction house at p North
Royal street, where they keep a large and
varied assortment OF useful goods at most
reasonable prices
Mr.. W. l.. Padgett, who was taken sud.
denly i'll i'll the NJ. f. Church South durinp
the services Oh Sunday morning last and
had to be conveyed to his home, on Kinr
street, is much better.
Two more new passenger engines, ON.
having arrived yesterday, for the Virginia
midland Railway, are expected here from
Patterson, n. j., tonight or tomorrow.
The steamer Jane Moseley on her trip to
Lower Cedar Point to-day was DELAYED about
two hours of Geisboro by the arrangement
OF some OF her machinery Mr. w. S. Moore,
OF this city, made the necessary repairs.
Mrs. Theo. Ketcham and children leave
tins evening for Manassas, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs,
n. Is Just recovering from severe Illness,
and her many friends hope the country air
will be Of great benefit to her
The Hebrew Feast Of Alb, commemora-
tive OF the destruction of Jerusalem bv
Nebuchadnezer King Of Babylon. and also
by the Roman Legions under Titus many
-S>'I ~ J SolCludS ana
VIII end at shutdown this evening. It is not
SO generally observed as formerly Y, except by
the more orthodox Israelites
The colored excursionists who left here
Yesterday for Warenton on the Virginia
Midland Railway, returned this morning.
The excursion was Il very quiet and orderly
one, and those having charge of the train
say the cars came back to the depot cleaner
and in better order than on any previous
colored excursion, which speaks well for
those composing the party.
y committee Of the Alexandria Light In
t;'ntry is making arrangements for the com
mand to 60 into camp with the Third Vir-
glnla Regiment at the Warrenton White
Sulphur Springs early in August The.ex-
cursion will be a remarkably cheap one
only 50 per member, including the fare for
the round trip and the weeks stay at tho
springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-25
AUCTION S4LES.
GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONALITY.

ON FRIDAY. July 2s, 1882, at II o'clock NJ,
at the office Of B. J. BURGESS s CO., in Burke a
Herberts building, cor. King and Fairfax streets,
We shall offer for sale at public auction for Cash,
the following articles
l Largo Combination Lock, Fire.Proof Safe,
(made by the Barnes Safe & Lock CO.. ,"~-'i
Handsome Revolving Pattern Office Desk ,
Ordinary Office Desks; = Stoves, Zinc, and Pipe !:
Chairs, Lot of Carpet, Door Mat, Clock, Water.
Cooler, Lounge, Wardrobe, Washstand, Bowl and
Pitcher, Lamps, Sc, sc. -,.t
Immediately upon the conclusion OF the above
sale, we will offer at public auction on the same
terms at the warehouse Of B. J. Burgess & Co.,
Oh Union street between Prince and Duke
One 6-Horse Power Portable Engine and Boiler,
built in 1879 by Talbot & Sons, Richmond, Va,
Oil Cans. Wrench and Attachments. 7Sts.;
Fairbanks Scales OH wheels with weights 1
Small Fairbanks Scales on wheel with weights !:
3 Trucks; Pulleys, Ropes and Tackle, Lot of
Lamps, Buckets, Shovels, Lumber; 1iEDesk; 1
Stove; 2 Screens or Selves, &C., &c.G%aon4
K.KEMPER,
G.. A. MUSHBACH,
jy22-td Assienees