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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-04
Brief NcMS IfaunS.

Nine. Nilsson sang in Boston on Wednes-
day night after an absence OF twelve years.
The Pope has thanked the Queen Of Eng
land for the protection afforded Catholics
in her dominions.
James +. Robinson. Ex-Governor Of Ken
lucky, died at his home in Scott county on
Tuesday. He was born in 1900.
At Cincinnati on wednesday William
NcIIugh was found guilty oi murder in
the first degree for killing his wife in 1880
John Lyle King announces himself as an
independent Republican candidate for Con-
gress from the First district OF Chicago.
The capital OF the proposed Central Bank
os Canada is TO be 81 900, 900, and its head
office will be at Toronto.
The McGill University. at Montreal. is
discussing the propriety Of admitting wo'
men. The subject has been referred TO
committee.
Leopold Graf, one Of the largest shoe
manufacturers OF New Jersey, located at
Newark, has failed. He employed about
three hundred men. Assets and liabilities
unknown.
An IRON side-wheel steamer called the
City Of Jacksonville was launched ut VIII
mington, Del, on Wednesday. She is to
ply between Jacksonville and Enterprise,
Fla.
-Four more arrests were made by United
States deputy marshals in Philadelphia on
Wednesday for making false returns Of
voters. Two Of the accused persons are
United States supervisors.
H.
caused the death OF Thomas Champion by
striking him with stone during a general
fight in July last, was acquitted in phla-
delphia Wednesday.
The Lebanon Pa.) Dime Savings Bank,
which was recently robbed Of $4,000 by
an assault on Cashier Rice, has had the en-
tire sum replaced by an assessment upon
the stockholders. The amount was $4,000
more than the capital stock.
DR.. Gustav Muller, assistant ut the Astro-
Physical Observatory at POtSdam, and scve-
raj other members Of the Imperial German
Commission, arrived at New York on We'd
neSday to witness the transit of Venus on
December 9th.
Mark Gray Lynn, who shot at Edwin
Booth in Chicago theatre some years ago,
was taken before Judge Williams, at Quin-
cy, ILL.,, on writ OF hdbeoS corpus, yester.
day, and the question OF his being sane
enough to be released from the Elgln Qll.'
Insane Asylum will be decided.
Joseph X. Bogert, editor OF the Wilkes.
barre pa.) UniOn-Ledder, and +. A. Nivcn
associate editor, were arrested Thursday
for circulating, As alleged, private circu-
lar containing gross libel on Ziba Van.
loon, Democratic candidate for prothOno-
tary. Warrants were also issued for the
arrest OF Hon. Harry llakes.
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GROVE AVENUE.
THE MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY ON THE MARKET.

At the request Of Mr. Claiming VI. KoDin .o5n,
we shall sell by public auction, Oh INC Pi'"
''e'' y" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1852,
NJ 4 O'Clock r NJ. his well-known anu ihUEr
VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE MD
GROUNDS. lying Immediately on Grove sHenn u,
lust half mile west from the city, c9nSsrtEi II,
TUIRTY-SIX ACRES OF VERY BEhOi IL, ~
LAND; most excellent ana a .WT nISIcK
Unwilling OF about twelve rooms WI IN hloi ,,
Observation-Disclosures, ample, ana coinPrre..e
in ali It's appointments large aud excellent size
rs BttNS. &C., all in nice ORDER; ex.enSiSSs
and beautiful LAWN, and very large grove Oh
the finest oaks surrounding the dwelling. s,
This property IS we'll known rs one OF our inoSs
bandsome and valuable suburban Residences -
in all respects the most attractive on inc mar
and needs only to be seen TO he appreciated. -.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal, and announcer ~
sale. ,.., n. ,ho Office
plat Of the property may he seen a. the o','S n.y.,
of t6c auctioneers. and will be exhiDited ~ tlc
time of sale and the property Will be SOFA ei'iieI
rs n whole or sub-divided rs may seem best III the
time of sale. . scoo for
Conyeyances will he in readiness at our once lor
the accommodation Of parties wishing 70 attehu
the sale. W III IL " . ~ 80
Oc II h uCuoISSl2.
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interesting marriage event

MARRIED. An interesting marriage event
took place near Petersburg on Thursday,
when Miss Eva johnson, daughter Of Syl-
vanus Johnson, Esq, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. James II. Walsh, train-diS-
patcher for the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company. Rev. j. u. Tyler, OF
the Seventh-Street Christian church. per-
formed the ceremony, and Immediately al
forward the married people left for an eX-
tended wedding-trip north. The best
wishes Of number of friends follow them.
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DvpARTUKE OF STEAMERS.

VfRGINIAa ST. sTEA sy,g
JAMES RIVER LINE FVh poprS.
ar n POINT COMFORT, NOKFOLh,,, nO On1
oM0yfTU. AND JAMEs-RlNnk, Ia N Ed
''0 CONNECTS At PORTShooIh FUN
pIrTJMORF. AND THE NORTH
SAME: AFTERNOON, WITH
a,ITYT'ERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIE"
srrA,JERs FOR HAMPTON, SMlTHFiELD'
aND EASTERN SHORE or NIkG l.
o>,IfV ppoTf.rS. WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
o'"i ONIi ALL-WATER ROUTE
LANES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GRFATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE 70 N0REoLk' :d.55s NO LIMIT.
MEALS. 75c. .. 49,
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDINGS RE-
DICED ONE HALF. -
One of the Companys spacious anu c''sa"'
steamers ~
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARiEL'
carrying United states MALL
u. G. CLIFFORD. Conimander D,-,,c
,oavee Richmond every MONDAY, WfDNtS-
nAY1 and FRIDAY, At A. III. Tor aDV'e,hal1cu
nlaces connecting at Portsmouth with the %,
Zine for Old Point. BALTIMORE, ana the Hor.,''
Pe,nrning the steamer leaves Norfolk al A. M''
arriyine AZ Richmond at about L. vi.
Through tickets sale on steamer anu q, J'i
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage cnec~e'
through. -. ,.~,, -. =,
STATFROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
lib Main street.

SALE OF TIE REAL
| AND PERSONAL PROPERTY or r.; PEI-
PJGNON. CONSISTING OF A FRAME DM ~. Eli Ell,
ING IN THE WESTERN PORTlON ~ t II
CITY, ~ THE PLAN or m0r ~ W
TO WINDER STREET. AND TIE PElsS0N, NJ
PROPFRTY HEREINAFTER MENTIONED.0
NV virtue of a deed Of trust dated November 49,
! $40 executed 10 the undersigned trustees To Sc
cnre The Dayment of certain bonds therein meh-
tioncd and duly recorded i'm the clerks once oi
IIcnriro County Court. ID. u. 1O3. page AZ ana
nrflult having been made In the payment OF said
bond and being required so 70 do by me bchencli-
~, we will sell at public auction, on the premises
on ,cco
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1882,
ot I o'clock r. NJ that FRAME DWELLING two
slories higlI. on Walker street In llopedae, near
IIarvictown. The lot fronts 10OxlJO iect on the
south line of said street. c,, III.
After the above sale, n the request OF Mrs tHIl-
beth Porpignou, the following personal properly
will be sold: corr.
| complete set Of BLACKSMITH and HELL,
WRIGHT TOOLS. GKINDSTONE,& c'--'alu
10 bc a very fine sct'
! PLOEGH: ...,.,,,, p, $500, ,.,rcttr>-
And the usual HOUSEHOLD anu hli'lirN
FURNITURE.
TERMS: As To personal property, cash. As to
real estate one third cash; balance IN six ana
twelve months Interest added aud secured by a
triSt-dced. JULIUS STRAUSE.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
". }. WESTWOOD,
Trustees;
Rpc.r-N tuctior,c~ nDp
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. -
Judges Of election here in Richmond, ana
in other parts OF the State as well, ought 10
he seeing about getting the extra ballot-box
which the laws require for the vote on the
amendments to The Constitution. Tickets
must read "For the amendments to the
Constitution" or Against the amend
ments to the Constitution" Each kind
will be on hand at the polls here Tuesday,
and every man will have the opportunity to
express his judgment on the question;
that is whether or no the poll-tax, as pre-
requisite to voting, should be repealed.
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by sampson \ AdansOn.
successors to John L. sampson & BrOther,)
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF COAL PRO
L PERrY AT THE CLOVER-HILL COAL
MINES. IN STERFIELD COUNTY. Va
Bv virtue of deed Of trust from W. 4. Robert
son. and c. 4. Robertson, his wife. and G.. II.
Robertson, trustee. bearing date Oh the 10Th day
OF December. 1879. and recorded In the clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Chesterfield county,
and being required So To do by the creditors Sc
cured thereby, viii sell by public auction, Oh the
premises, on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at ~ O'Clock NJ, FOUR UNDIVIDED EIGH-
TEENTIIS AIS Of the COAL INTEREST I'm
what IS known as the ROBERTSON COAL
PROPERTY" the same being the coal or mineral
underlying that certain TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning $50 ACRES, situate and being at the
ClOver-lill cOal-mines, in the county of Chester
field and state of Virginia, bounded on The north
by the lands OF the Bright-llOpe Railway Com
pany, south by the Lands of the estate Of William
Worsham, deceased east by the lands Of the estate
of Thomas FeHdley, deceased: and west by The
lands Of the said ". T.. Robertson.
portion OF this property has been worked. and
the coal Welded Is of excellent quality.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue upon
equal credits of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
the purchaser 10 execute his negotiable notes for
the deferred payments Of the purchase-mOney
with Interest added from the day of sale. and Sc
cure the payment Of the same by a deed of trust
upon the said property.
MEADE HASKINS, Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, Anctioneers. Oc IL
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RAILROAD LINES I
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"a a - s.. !! . s sSIsRc
DIcHMoNp: FE REIIR2lEE6ehplNsessdsie
~ NH INynVEWBER 8, 1882: ,.ou atoms
commenc!ne 10 Ryrd-strect station daiIy s.vp'
$500 A. Me- Iv ~ Milford and Frederic,s,soiun,ys
a.,o u ,caycs Byrd-Strcct station oa''' va
0'-O cept sunday, s,-oo, station daily.
4A5 T. H., leaves
Ar cc,ceoemlm9dation for Ashland, lea cave,
400 l.. h'' neyosd-Strcct station daily e&cep'
,.,o A. spriyes At Byrd-sireet station dan''
- a .slespss Byrd-s,rect station daily
3'oo T. us makes no local stops .,u, d,,lx
/. arriyes at Byrd-Streef statioh "'''
=. Veeccoo,nmodatiop, arrives a, Di san,
s;oO ~ "'' Street. station daily except sunu,,''
A. kTAYLOR. General Ir l., ,no4
~ y, n vvFTs. General Superinfenoen,. nv
RICHMOND RAILROAD CONF ,cao
p,c,,uoND, November Y, 1857. >
CHANGE OF DISC sCH Ea2Tm L E S s1n.c
~ NH rains ON this road Will leaye ny TIA o.o0
l,;nn at A. NJ. and 4:45 T. ". n,,'t I Or
~ daily except Sunday, q. r. ,r,ceet AGENT.
no 3-3t
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.r..r,oy eALEs--.Future Days.
AeSh1V1s
I,y Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A GRAND SALE BY TRUSTEES
LARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS
ON WEST FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
INTHE PLAN OF BELLViLLE'
IN THE MIDST OF THE BEST GROWTH OF
THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.

In execution of two deeds Of trust ~ the sup,
scribers duly recorded and with the consent OF all
iniercsted we will sell by auction, upon the prem
iScs. on 1ooo
commencing at o'clock i. NJ, inc ion2wing
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY III the pan VI
on lie sonth side of franklin street near Harri-
son street, lO2 feet front. .- ,,..,
ON the north side of Franklin street near Harrl-
son street, and adjoining j. b. Pace, Esq lfO feet
front. 49,. ...a., rr.rr,
son and Ryland streets, lying between property
owned on the cast by &. l.. Todd and IN the west
by ". II. Lucke, front Of 155 feet. ,n-,,
And At the southeast corner OF Graccanu n}iauu
streets, overlooking the beautiful GROUNDS Oh hicn
mOnd College, \ front OF 10 feet. IT, 49,,
All Of these lots run back To wide alleys, ana
sales will be made in parcels Of suitable sizes.
The opening and grading OF the streets ana otner
Improvements now progressing anu III conIe'npiI
ton by the city in front Of these lots and steady
and rapid growth of the best character along thelr
line, give assurance that the above property !, s.
To he ranked as amongst the most deslfaDle III thc
entire CITY for private residences, ana no suc op
nortunity can again be offered to purchase ~ mrs,
| hands lots so cligibly located on Franklin anu
Grace streets. and at prices much below tnose
obtained anywhere else on those streets 80 mncil
preferred for private residences. Asend thls sa,o
And securc AT small cost firstclass lots OF ample
dimensions. -, 1870 lot. Ia
Recent sales In the vicinity Of the above lois &c
,nonstrate that no better investment or specula-
tjon can be made than In their purchase at thlS
sale. . r., .-t. ho,arc.
At four eight, and twelve months, with interest
and secured by deed Of trust. r,,c,ox
A. ID. WILLIAMS.
Trustees,
GRrRDS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. no 4
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
BY Brown ( Lee, Auctionoers.

by Brown X Lee, AuctiohecIS'
10y VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from 4. o. Bliss TO the undersigned, trustee,
dated October 4. 1878, and of record In Hanover
county clerks Office default having been maue III
the payInent of the note for i62 therein mentl0n-
cd which fell due on the 4th Of October, 1857,
and being requested to do by the owner of sitld
note, | shall sell At public auction at hanover
Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1897
at 2 o'clock L. VI. that being cOurt-day), that
TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by Johh
Sncad. living in Ashland district, In Hanover cQun-
Nv. near Kilbys station. adjoining the lands OF
Henry Saunders and john :. Jenkins Stoneyrun
creek and tie Richmond, Fredericksburg and 20
tonac railroad, and containing about llO's
ACRES. 1907, ,,,,.,,r,,~,,
There IS on said place 4 GOOD DIV ELLlNN
and all necessary Out-bnildings.
TERMS: Enough i'm cash 20 nay OIL the amount
Of money, principal and interest, due on SAID notr.
and The costs of said sale on credit for fb3.5V
10 the Atm of April, 1883; for 800 % the AIN 81
october 1888 for 5000 10 the 4th Of April
1884: for SOS to the I IN of October, 1881; Tor
500. 80 TO the 4 IN Of April, 1883; Tor II 10 the
1th of October. 1885; for $3.50 10 the AN ol
Aplil, 1856 for t7i 10 the 4th of October $50 :
the balance Of the purchasc-mOncy To be madepay-
able ~ such time or times rs said Bliss may III
rect or i'm the event OF his failure so 10 do, ~ the
trustee may sec nj. HILL ONnI IN
BROwN & LEI, huctioneers. no 4-lOt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
y VERY DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM N
UFNRlCO COUNTY. NORTHWEST or AND
YEAR no TIE CITY OF RICdM1ND' CON
TANNING ABOUT FIFTEEN ACRES, 10
GATED on EITHEK SIDE o. It9WHA ARD
ROAD. BETWEEN TIE IEEMlTAl.t kOAD
AND BROOK TURNPlkE-HOWARD ROAD
INTFESECrS T III T. Il % X IlRNPIhb
ABOUT HALF MILE FROM THE CITY
IMPROVEMENTS con SlST OF LARGE
FR AMED DWELLING. WITH USUAL AND
AMPLE OlT-BUILDINGS. GOOD ORCH ARD,
So. 1C.-TIIE PROPERTY i NOW OCCI-
FLED BY MRS. ISABELLA WILLIAMS, AID
Il KNOWN A. THE homestead OF THE
LATE ISAAC WILLIAMS-TllE LAND i
VERY RICH. AND THE PROPERTY IN ALL
RESPECTS Is IN 4 FlRST-CLAsS tONDl-
TION.-By virtue Of = decree of lienrico Circuit
Court. entered on the 18th day Of October, 1852,
I'm the cause of Hood and wife rs. Nilliams's cX-
ccuiriN, will proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1882,
at o'clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrihcd.
The property will be sold rs whole or I'm ,epa-
rate parcels. to suit the wishes of purchasers.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance I'm three equal
payments ut six. twelve. and eighteen months, for
notes, With interest added. and TILE retained until
the purchlse-moncy IS fully paid and convey
ancc l. ordered by the Court.
BENJAMIN IT. NASH
oc 90 Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by William II. Lyme & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctianeers'
1113 Main street

UCTTON SALE OF
IA THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
vAIrABIE SUBURBAN PLACE OF CHAM
MING NJ. ROBINSON, ESQ.,
HALFA MILE WEST OF THE CITY
~
THIRTY-SIX ACRES
VERY VALUABLE LAND, WITH EACEL-
LENT IMPROVEMENT
OK
GROVE AVENUE.
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rIlUE BEAUTIFUL VAN LEW HOME
4 IL EIIII-

V'HE BEAUTIFUL VAN LEW HOME
J STEAD, ON CHURCH HILL. ~ klCii-
MOND, VA. FOR SALE NJ AUCIlON.-Ne
VIII SELL auC lion, on the premises, On
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1852
AT A. o'clock T.. NJ. this VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY. n f. an entire square. 2G1 rect
front on Grace street, and $50 feet deep, eN tend
iug from Grace To- franklin and lweuty-third ana
Twenty fourth streets. The HOUSE H. hifc
brick succeed. with fourteen rooms. airy halls.
gas and water. bathrooms. &C.: porchcs on every
side: very large Kitchen, with ample accommoda-
ton for servants also. stable. The grounds sur
rounding the house are beautiful. and the view not
Ia be surpassed The grounds are level. falling, ami
,criaced. and are thickly set with 4 variety %
sbadc-frecs, magnolias. &C, hedges Of boN, &c,
and flowers. I'm extent of its grounds. elevated
situations and beautiful view ii cannot eXcclled.
Persons desiring 70 see the property can do 80 al
any time before the day of sale.
TERMS: Very liberal; a large portion Of the
purchase money may remain unpaid Tor long pc
Rod at d per cent interest. If desired.
no4 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctlOnccrs.
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sunday cNcuI,iOu.

direct fOur-hsurs connection Is made '.,+s'L
dlchTAond and Norfolk BY traias leaving 's-
m.<As nj 100 \. VI. and Norfolk NJ 1915 y. o.
All Trains leaving Petersburg will start f51nt 80
AppcmattoN depot.
j. X. hE\hN, General Superint~ ..lans
SOt. HAAS, Tran < Manager.
L. N. kMLRsON heneral Pn--enkcr AgeuL
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EREIGIlT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk portsmouth
smithleld, and Hampton;. Washington d. q, /
Newborn, Washington, and TarDoro' n -, an" m
Eastern Shore of Virginia. ola Point, and ali regu
lar landings on James river, 1t LOW Est * 70
,ai ,h,n,issh biIls i.sued l.. B. TATUM,
"" 90 y Superintendent.
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A New UNIFORM. some time the
officers of the First Virginia brigade OF in
fantry have had under consideration The
adoption OF new uniform. This caused
nm order 10 be issued recommending gen.
cral uniform. Pursuant 10 these orders
Yesterday a meeting was held IN the arm
ory OF the First Virginia regiment, with
the following officers present: Colonel
Anderson, Of the First regiment; CoIohe'
Bumrardner, Of the Second; Colonel vert
enbaker, OF the Third, and Colonel hudg-
ins. Of the Fourth; also, Licutenant-Coio-
mel 10. Lane Stern, 81 the First; Captain
w. G. Bigger, OF the Third; Captain ,. ..
G. Moore, OF the Second; Lieutenant u.
w. Richter, Of the Fourth, and DR.. D. ii.
Peek, OF the Fourth.
After fully discussing the question before
them, the Board passed unanimously the
following resolution:
Resolved, That in the opinion oil this
Board the brigade uniform should be 1den-
teal with that OF the United States army,
substituting cadet gray for the blue IN the
dress-coat, and that the pants be OF stan
blue. e., blue the color OF the pants now
worn by the staff.
II this uniform is adopted, 1t Is thought
that the Governor will not require the COM
panics 10 adopt it until they have worn out
the uniforms which they now have, ana IL
will be necessary to get new ones.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

Bv Grubbs Il " illlains,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND-PART OF ROSENEAT1I-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND QUARTER ACRES. IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS. ALONG TIE LINE
or TIE GROWTH OF THE CITY, At AUG
TION.-By virtue Of decree of the Chanccry
Court of The city of Richmond, In suit therein
pending styled Caldwell and life &c. rs. hcnt 3
executors. &C.. the undersigned. special commits
s0ners, will sell at public auction, on tile premises
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14TH,
at AZ O'Clock 7. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND In Hen
rico county about one and half miles west Of the
corporation line. called " ROSENEATH,' contain
ing EIGHTY AND \ QUARTER ACRES,m"re
or less fronting on the south side of the continue
ton of Broad street. and adjoining the lands OF j.
VI. Lynenfan. samuel Il. Altchell's estate. and D..
VI. White. on the road leading from the Grove
road 10 the continuation Of Broad street.
This tract will De Suhdiyidcd into lots To sun
purchasers. and plat thereof left al the office OF
Grubhs & Williams real estate auctiOnecrs, Tor IN
specti0n previous to the day Of sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance in three equal
instruments. with interest added, payable NJ SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months the purchaser TO exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred Instruments
and the title 10 be retained until all The purchase
money IS paid and conveyance ordered ny the
Corrt. ROBERT HOWARD,
}. II. DOOLEY.
Special Commits SiOHcrS.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. no
By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioncers.
Eleventh street between Maiaand Bank.
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The best spring medicine known is th"t
wonderful tonic Browns Iron Bitters.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thi. Day:
by George 4. Crawford'
Real Estate Aeentand Auctioneer'
1908 Bank street.

1908 Bank street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a SMALL y.
~ RJfT DESIRABLE FRAME llOnsE ~
FOUR ROOMS, no. 200 DUXALc SrFrktEt IIss nsv
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD slhEE s, eS ,bs
yirtue OF decree Of the ChaDcery court 81 ~, wv
civ OF Richmond. pronounced IN the case on hliy
rs Kitty e. ais, the undersigned special ~,
sioner viii sell at auction. upon the PROMISES v"
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3lsT,
at 3 T.. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOI nhove , men
toned. The lot fronts on the north sac o' Du'"
street 25 feet and runs back about os feet. -
TERMS: One third cash; balance In SIX anu
twelve months. the purchaser TO execute ms
with Interest added, for Tie deferred payments
and title 60 he retained until the whole OF the puI
clase-money Is paid and conveyance ordered Nv
tho Court. JAMES ASTON CABELL,
~" Special Commissioner.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD. Abctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of Trades Parade until
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Arm,
AT same hour DO
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OLDDOMINI0N STEAMSHIP aFSTn
~ COMPANY. s5ssssfS,
FOX NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their splendid
stoamers-GUI ANDOTTE. ROANOkL. NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and 81 NDAl
For hours Of sailing. see adyt rtisenent below
steamers leave New Ork II tsl(h1 = III hH,
DNIS.and SATURDAYS at i. W. from Pier 70
new number). North river, foot OF Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, staIe-rooms, ana
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. 8,
After-cabln fare to New York Including meals
and berthI 80: rOund-trip tickets tls Storage
with subsistence. 81: without subsistence. sO.
Freights for points beyond New ork Forwarded
with dispatch, and 20 charge L.@de except actual
Freight received until o. lock z. 81. 1aily.
EOr further information, amply .
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., AGENTS,
WOO Office Company's wh4rves. Rockets.