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mANCuEsrER AND VICINITY.
,,;,fsThc uus,ings Court tJudgs

BrI(s.-Thc Hastings Court tJndgc
rrcnci0 adjourned for the term YESTERDAY
after the transaction OF considerable cNl
business. The business OF this court Is
kept up with commendable industry.
Miss Alma Flournoy. who Was recently
severely injured by being thrown irom u
wagon while on her way home ma the
Brosdrock road, continues TO improve ana
her friends hope she will ere long regain
her health.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary A. NJ. Ander-
xon. occurring yesterday at the Baptist
church, was largely attended by The friends
OF that most excellent and regretted lady.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND II s!Sf-f,
~ STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, -.sEskcss,
1000 MAIN STREET.
Do you contemplate visit to The OLD COUN-
TRY or perhaps you desire Ia send for some of
your iriends. IL 80, You viii lnd IL Ia your adj
vantage 70 can on the undersigned. who Is agent
Toy ~ OF The frst-class OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES 10 aud from EUROPE. FlRsT-CLASs,
lNIkRMEDl ATE, aud STEERAGE TICKETS
10 Oh FROM The principal points IN EUROPE.
ENCIRSlON TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
sTAIE-ROOMS SECURED IN ADVANCE
Rairtad and steamship tickets "a an points IN the
United st,tes and Canadas. Passengers aud bag
gage called FOE at hotels aud private residences,
spd baggage Checked 90 destination. Finest ear
riages In the city for hire. a. W. CARRIER,
f. 3-eod6m 1000 Main strett
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NOR NEW YORK.-The old Z.

Il Dominion Steamship Company .-znsSk ass2s
steamers viii sail follows steamer Old DO.
MINlOS. Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
AT o'clock i. NJ steamer WlANOKE, Captain
CoCCH. LIVERY FRIDAY att o'clock 4. VI.
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY. EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up 10 1 O'Clock l.. VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer, and 10 ) o'clock
saturday evening for sunday ship.
Through bills of ladlng signed aud goods for.
wardcd with dispatch Ia all points north, south.
east. and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Aficr-cabin fare to New Nork. $40; round
trip, sls Storage, So ands
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. W. ALLEN < CO., Agents.
INV ComDany's Wharf, Rockets.
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AVOHnVN 0hA
by Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
ll13 Maiu street,
and
"A. seldom Taylor,
peai Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
SALE OF LARGE AND
l. VALUABLE IMPR0 N,iInrv
CONSISTING OF
CKNOWN As wEsTIIhM WORKS, NON o.
PIED BY M We SRSS SKYE XyESrK K?D'NSoN'
ALSO, .
A SMALL NEW BRICK STORE ADJOINING
A CORNER BRICK DWELLING ON MADISON
AND CLAY STREETS. o~-
TWO FRAME DWbLLiNGs, Oh nr HhDisoN
Ac itHtEt GaRsh RcTIRRfHEET1iLoo NEAR
THIRD STREET,
4 VALUABLE DOCK LOT FRONTING on
CARY NEAR TWENTY-FlRST STREET.
Nv virtue Of n deed Of trust dated June /, 1880,
executed by Robert ". Oliver and John fnders
Rohinson and their respective wives II dis. To
Henry q. Cannon and Robert u. Lyme, and Of re-
cord In Richmond ChanccTy Court. to secure the
naymont OF certain notes therein fully described.
and whereas default has been made ia the payment
thereof. and being required 20 10 do ny me bcne,
6ciaIy. l. as surviving trustee In said deed, VIII
sell on the premises in the following order. the
following REAL ESTATE, which Is a portion Of
that convened In said deed:
IN CONTINUATION OF TIE ABOVE SALE
l WILL SELL,
OK FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2tTII,
At 4:30 L. VI.
that Truly VALUABLE AND MOST DES1-
RABIE BUILDING LOT on the south line of
Grace between Second and Third streets, fronting
thereon a. feet, running back between parallel
lines feet inches TO an alley tnot yet opened
% feet wide, will be sold In lots of - feet cach
choice and privilege Of the two.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1882,
AT 4:3O l.. NJ,
that certain LOT on LAND IN the city OF Rich
mond, on the south side Of Cary street between
Twenty. first and Twenty-scCOnd streets, fronting
"A feet, and running back at the same widtn 10
Dock street, being Lot I'm Darlington square.
Plats of the above property can be seen III the
office Of either auctioneer, win VIII take pleasure
in showing the same: also on DAYS of sale.
TERMS: The said deed calls for cash for exc
cutting this deed Of trust, expenses of sale, and
about 80 500. and the residue, 1880. on the l-t
of October, $50, and $1,000 lst Of JUNE, 1883.
Therefore The terms of each sale VIII lie ~ fol-
lows: one third cash. M the residue IN equal III
staments. payable lst October. 1882, and 1T
June, 1883, interest added, and secured hya trust
deed. HENRY &. CANNON.
Surviving Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BRowN,l ,ucfioneer..
u. SELDOM TAYLOR. ! fc II
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ID HILAD l. J. PHIA, RlCH- ~,
l. s.kezsxsaa.
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing day: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY 10 IL NJ. and every SUNDAY at ,
\. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers nc
colyed till | 30 \. NJ; Tor sundays steamer al
, 7. VI. saturday. Freight received daily ill 3
L. VI.
Fare, IS.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fall river
and tho East.
For further information apply TO
j. ". MCChERlCk,
General southern Agent. Office Rockets.
". L. CLYDE Il CO..
no 80 General Agcn'-.
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CnANIrE spALLs AND EtGbllE .

II ,,itl b. sold for a ,hnr; time al sh
-, ,r,rs NJ ,,a,rrle, of the Richm0ni ,'l'
ccmpsny. Apply az qusrries, korah s-'.' >.,,,
R,chno9d ani Aicrhany railroad, orto y, sNftt.
phN h"t 'i"'' fe ll-tri-"
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. xc.

FOR GENERAL DEBILITY and prodratlon HoP
BirTYEs VIII do wonders. Prove IL by trial.
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VRUSTEE,S SALE OF 3 1900 ACRES
i OF LAND. WITH \ DWELLING, FRUIT
THIS. fLoWER-; SIR EBERfi CRAZE
MILE EOOu THE CITY. ON TIE BROOK
TURNPIKE. Ar AUCTloN.-in execution 81 a
deed Of trust from {. 4. linhie and wlie. dated "a
December e6n and duly recorded. being thereto
requested, i viii sell hy auction upon the prem
iNCs, on ,,-.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1sr'
az o'clock l.. VI. the PROPERTY owned aud
occupied nv said Ruhle, the florist ahd fruit
grower. II lies beautifully, within an easy walk Of
the city; has upon Large nnnh,r OF irntI.rees,
growth. and Is easily susceptible of division into
building lots. .,, II. H.,
TERMS: The deed authorize, q sac i1r about
he adjusted ~ a. io afford reasonable credits for
portion Of the purchase money, ., ,ho..,,
This Is very desirable property ana should co'n-
mand attention. ,,c,, nm, arm ,r,
GRUBDs & WiLLlAMs, Auctioneers' fele
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

exc REV Monday, on
sDCO the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, on
the down mall one POChET-BOOk, containing
S375. Of which there were three $50 gold pieces
the balance in notes The above reward VIII be paid
for any information leading 10 the recovery al the
same by applying 60 JOHN r. HALL, 1898 TlcJ-
SAINT street. city. f. 2i-ltF
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,o~..,rs...ruture Days.
nv QuarIes McCnray'
successors To Rolert b. LyneJ
Real Fs,atc Agents, Auctioncers' ana Brokers,
No. 1912 Main street.


nv ouarles 4 McCurdy,
fsucccssors 10 Robert b. Lyne'l
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers' III" DroAefs'
No. 1912 Main street
COMMISSIONERS - " rs
" LARGE Number OF BuiLDiMG,LnTS
At THE SOUTHWEST CORN u niiIKTn-
p Pnn "a aND CLAY ,x5 oN hBiiDwiN STREET
s shTMEEN x EUolfHu 4 : NHkw MXcIiSE:
SHOPS of MEssRs. ". Y. TANNER x co" AT
AUCTION.
Borcland, &C., Richmond chancery cour'-De-
No.e,:v Co. ( cree Of 18th February, $50.
In execution OF the aforementioned decree III
said cause the under-igned.a appointed special com
missioner thereby, viii offer Tor safe upon 'he pre-
misses. on
Tuesday, MARCH 7. 1882,
=, 4 o,c,ocr y N LOT fronting I32 by / 60 feet
at the southwest corner Of Thirty -nr,t aHi ivy
streets. This property Hes mean INC
Park. and will IN very short tiine grca'iy cuado
in value and VIII DE SOFA Us "'"i' VI '""'
to suit purchasers .,, r,,,
Immediately thereafter, say ~ % cloch' WI
offer for sale LOTS Nos. 5, u. Z, q - To- a;d L.,
on Baldwin street. between n"en ,d ,,n, H hack
good denth. I'm view Of the extensive improve
ments now being made in this locality by nesSIr;
W. +. Tanner Co th,s properly sioun ,nr nar
sons of limited means 10 purchase good building
lots. 90 ,
TERMS: one fourth cash residue at y, IL, ana
Is months negotiable notes fordeferrod payments,
tx per cent interest added. and ute retained I'M
III entire purchase-money is paid.
plat OF the property Will be shown az SAFE.
JOHN DUNLOP. Special Conlmissioner.
QrAELEs 4 MCCUEDN, Aucttnncers. fe "a
By Jno +. Laugl'ton' Jr.' Auc,ioneer'
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MULES AND HORSES. y

I have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES al No. 1888 Franklin street. Rich.
lnond, Va. where ! will keep good supply Of
MULES and HORSES always On hand. My sales
man, Mr.. JOns NJ. PACE, Will do all IN his power
to give each and AL fair and square dealing Any
person not finding what they want In my stables
can address me. care 26 east FINN street, tincin-
nail, Ohio, which Il my headquarters fer buying,
and III do not MI the order ~ sui them, both In
quality and price, they need not take the stock.
Everything guaranteed 10 he just as represented.
Mr. Peter P.lui's extensive business in the mule
and horse line IL Just opposite mine. .,,.,.
DC lO-3ms GEORGE ID. BENNETT
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ELECTRICAL GOODS.
ROBERT MORTON. JOSEPH o. JEYrEfEs
MORTON X JEFFRlES.
vi ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
CORNER FOURTEENTH ANp MAIN SHEETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

4 Full SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL GOODS
on HAND.
HOTEL and PRIYATE-llOUsE ANNUNCli-
TORS:
PTSII-BI'TTONS of all designs;
BURGLAR ALARMS. ELECTRIC BELLS;
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTSofa description;
TELEGRAPH and TELEPliONE-LlNEM IRE:
LINES BUILT and EQl IPPED;
LINE MATERIAL of every description:
LEARNERS OUTFITS in variety.
What has long been needed In Richmond. an
Electrical supply House. where our people may OIL
tain nj home anything desired n The ELECTltl-
CA. line 1T New York prices. Our MEDICAL
BATTFRIFSarc the chclpc. and best in The world.
send for catalogue 10 MORTON * JEFFRlES.
f. le-lw Fourteenth and Main streets.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATRULY
y VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE FARM.
CONTAINING ABOI + go ACRES. IN AMk-
LA COUNTY, NA.-By virtue of q decree of the
Chanccry Court of TIE city Of Richmond. entered
on the ] 9Th day of December, 1881 in the cause
Of Merchants and Planters savings Banh as.
llarNic. trustee. Nc-' tire undersigned special
commissioner, viii offer for sale by public auction,
on tie prcmi -. on
SATURDAY.. FEBRT AIRY -. 1Ss2.
ut II o'clock VI, that truly VALUABLE AND
ATTR ACTIVE FARM known as "EGGESFET-
TON" formerly the residence Of William Old,
Esq. containing about SIN lit NDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES n LAND. lying and being In the
county ~ Amelia and state of Virginia. near
Grub-llll church. and adjoining the land, of John
Wmgo. Mrs Otelia Jefferson. Mrs. II. u. Mason.
ard other.
Whca crop already seeded. Plat Of the tract of
llnd VIII be exhibited at the sale. Possession
given at once.
TERMS: one fourth I'm cash. and the residue In
three equal instalmcnts AT six. twelve. and cigh-
teen months from day OF silc bearing q per cent.
interest. evidenced 10y bonds of the purchaser. and
the title Ia hc retained until the purcha>c-mOmcy
j. paid and conveyance ordered by ihc Court.
MEADE HASkiNS.
fc2S special Commissioner.
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Ey Furman upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1916 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ DE
v SIR ABLE AND ELIGlIIN-L0CATED
STOC k-BHlCk RESIDENCE. No. 200 EAST
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SCI
OND STREETS.-By virtue of decree Of the
Richmond Chancery COmt Ia the suit OF McCar-
thy. &c, ~. Dickinson and MIS-. entered February
II. lSs2, the undersigned. special comm ,sloncrs
thereby appointed for Tie purpose VIII sell NJ pub
JIG auction. on the premise, on
MONDAY. MARCH g, lsee,
1T AZ O'Clock l.. W.. the ahONc -menhOned proper
". Described In deed OF trust from \. l.. Dckln-
son and vie 10 Fuunan 1uppcr and y. J. Chewn-
ing, trustees. dated April u. 1878. aud recorded
I'm thC clerk, Office of Richmond thancely Court,
Decd-l;0ok ll2 4, page 269. As follows: " Tint
certain LOT OF LAND, with BRICK TENE-
MENT thereon. situated on thc south side of Main
street. frouing24 1919 feet. and extending back
i'm parallel line 100 feet 80 an alley" The dwell
Ing has ten rooms. and the Kitchen, detached. four.
aud Yields good rental The attention OF invest
/, invited 90 this sale ~ the property l. Nil-
BILE and lies in the Inc Of improvement.
TERMS. one fourth cash: balance in siX.twclNc.
and eighteen months, Interest added and titi" r.
tilncd until all the uurcha,c-money Il paid and
deed t. ordered 10y Court.
JACKSON GIl,
THOMAS !. EVANS,
ROBERT STILES,
ffnE
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SALE OF ONE OF l. An T. :
WATCHERS AND JOINTERS.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
/ sTEAM-MlLL PROPERTY IL GORDoNS-
VILE. VA, CONSISTING OF \ LARGE AND
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LOT, " 1T II
CONfMODlOUS BUILDINGS, \ Thirty
HORSEPOWER ENGINE, AND \ GRlsT-.
PLASTER. sIMAC-, AND BARk-MllL, AND
APPURTENANCES THEREON. ALL N GOOD
RUNNING ORDER; AND ALSO TWO VA
CANT LOTS.-in execution Of deed of trust
from William =. smith and wife 10 me the under
signed, rs trustee. dated the lst day Of August.
1871. and recorded IN the clerks office of Orange
County Court. BOOB A., page 20, default being
made in the payment of two notes for $1,000 each
payable respectively thirty-siN and torty-clghi
months after date aad secured by said deed, and
being required ~ e. do by the holders Of said
notes. will offer sale at public auction, on the
premises. at IL O'Clock VI. on
THURSDAY. MARCH IL, 1852.
the above designated PROPERTY. described and
conveyed IN the deed Aforesaid. said property 1,
located on East street, aud runs back 20 the Nir-
elnla Midland railway. and has platform on same
for loading and unloading ears. There l. here AN
opening Tor The establishment of a prosperous
btisiuc-s.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs Of sale
and rhe sum of sI.j4939. balance due on said
two note, as of February ~. 1852, with interest
thereon from said date; and ~ 10 the residue of
purchasc-nionoy on such terms - may De an
nounced on day Of sale !. " h' iAND1'
f. IA Trustee.
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W ANrED'
\ FIRST-CLASS FEMALE COOK

for q small family. To one who can come well
recommended good wagcs and permanent home
may be had. Apply. between the hours of 3 and
O'Clock and and O'Clock, IT the Dfspdtch Office
f.Df-it
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cause lac thought lie could escape the river lot
ter with II on
90 How do you know that my man.
know 1t better than any man on top the ground,
General; and that man give Sergeant Branch a lot "
coffee one night down ON picket, aud the Sergeant
knowed bloody well that Kind soldier aud good sol.
der couldn't he no spy, aud that man has come over
hetiver Tonight to do fcr Sergeant Branch General
II that VIII save his No..
" Really, my man, this is most extraordinary aud
Irregular Where do you belong?'
" u belong to the First Corps
" In the Federal army
4" YES General.
I" How ala he get within or lines, Lieutenant ~
1.-THE Lieutenant said come over the river and
give the counterslgn. Wen, pard, the General Just
sit there a.lOoking at me, aud he was mighty calm,
but see he was taking 1t all In. Bime-by he says;
You say, my man, that man whom you say
was no spy would die for Branch. Whoi hef'
" THAT'S me, GeneIa'
"'Ah see, see. Then you would scorn being
aspy2'
" General, Imd-d--'
" There there IT'S quite unnecessary TO he pro-
fame How did you obtain our countersign"
&c From one OF your men, General
Z" 'who2'
n'I don't know
You don't know
NO, General
" Wen, my man, Wen waive that. presume
You have known Branch for years
g { never seen him but twice In my life, GENERAL
and both OF them times was at night
"And then, pard, he looked at me a long time
again, and then he says:
We'll now, my man, perhaps You eau inform us
whose headquarters are now at the Lacey house ~
" Yes, General, could
And whose headquarters are now at the Philips
house p
''Nes, General, could tell that, too; hut ia die
before Ia do 1T
"WhSy''
F" Because I'm nospy, General. come over to save
Branch, not to tell nothing about our camps
"And, plri, lie smiled and turned around and
says to Col Taylor;
Colonel, this man never was spy. Please send
an orderly at once TO the ocer who has Branch under
guard with an order to release him.
"And, pard Just blubbeTcd right out and asked
him " could take his hand, and he got out Of his
chair and bowed to me mighty polite when he give
his hand, and then he says to the Lieutenant, Lieu
tenant, the regulations such, sir, II viii he neces-
saty To retain him until tomorrow, he has our
counterslgn, aud please bludfod him when o Is taken
through our lines hut let him return To his people
And then he turned around to col. Taylor, pard and
raised his hand.up kinder solemn, aud says colonel
1t was written Of old that all that a man hath will be
give for his e yet this rough diamond comes to lay
down his life II necessary, FOR q stranger aud foe
Were there more of this, Colonel, North aud South,
this war would not have been.
" And tell you, pard, that I'm lust a. going to
put that bokay on his grave; I'm id If don't"
SpUID.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
BUILDING lots.


CON NECTICUT AVENUE, between |. and NJ streets
northwest. Lot 293 by about ll3 feet, average
DEPTH containing about 3, 32l square feet. Price.
81 per square foot
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest Fine building
site with southeast front, facing 20 feet on the
Avenue. Price, II per square foot.
STREET between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, dust west Of British Ministers.) Two de-
sirabe building lots, each % feet inches by so
feet to alley. Price, ~ per square foot.
NINETEENTH STREET, between Q and II streets
northwest. Two small lots, each 20 feet 'front.' with
depth of about 20 feet Price, II per square
II STREET, between Connecticut avenue and Twenty
first street Nine fine building sites each front
Ing % feet Oh II street, with depth of 9s feet.
Price, - per square foot.
o STREET, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest. Eleven building lots, seven fronting
2Ol& feet each, twO2li feet each, and two "a feet
each, by depth of 100 feet to public alley.
rIfs ps srR 9@i!f G Sstween and
northwest Ten fine building lots, each 81 feet
front by 100 feet deep, to an alley. Fast fronts.
is |fs sTEE iPS' and streets
northwest. Ten desirable lots, each rs feet front
by l25 feet deep. Price, II per square foot
SMALL HOUSES.
TWELFTH STREET between aud G northwest
Small frame dwelling, with water and gas. Lot
y feet IL. inches by 81 feet inches. Price,
~, bOO
4 STREET, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest. Three-story brick house. with back
building and modern conveniences. Price, 49, $50.
TENTH STREET between NJ and N northwest,
Small i-rOOm brick house. Lot 2j feet 0 inches
front by 1873 feet inches deep, TO wide alley.
Price. 49, go
EIGHTEENTH STREET, between aud streets
northwest. Neat Groom frame, with modern Inn
proyements. Lot 22is feet front by SIS feet deep,
TO an alley. Price, 49, 300
y STREET, between North Capitol and First streets
northwest. Small Groom brick. Price, ~, $50,
l. STREET, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northwest. Desirable 3.story brick. Lot l7xiS.
Price ~, 700.
FIRST STREEr between ID and T. northeast. Small
Groom press-brlck house, with gas, water, Ia
trobe, and range Lot iGxGi. Price, ~, 00O
NINTH STREET, between ID and II streets southwest.
-Four small frame dwellings, containing rooms
each. Lots each Ia feet inches front by 90 feet
deep, 10 lS-fO0t alley Price, ~, 900 each
No. 1909 MONROE STREET NORTHWEST. Seven
room frame. Lot 20 feet front. Price, ~, 600.
FOURTH STREET corner Washington street north
west. Two-story frame dwelling and store. Lot
261ss, Price II, 500.
THOMAS j. FISHER a. CO.,
1924 + st. u. W., near Eblitt House.
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cannot help any who making one dollar spend
Ne. but do offer sure living to those who can
and will invest fair capital, reasonable Hours and
prompt attention, pushing rates. All such glad
to see or hear from. Orders by mall filled promptly
and at same prices as II you visited my Office In
many cases the expense OF visit Is as great as the
needed amount TO commence business Yet all are
gladly welcomed and earnestly invited to In
qnires cheerfnly answered Please read papers sent
You carefully. These specialtles results Of twenty
ave years labor and expdnse. Thousands of certiG-
Gates can be given References; Thousands Of custo-
mers using them daily and Hundreds who have
purchased rights and sold the goods from one week
to fourteen years
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
6IRRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS SPhE y SsI;
soEN IE nsH MAGNIF I.iE EoUIPMENT. "
Trains leave Washington, from Station cor Of si,th
and streets, follows ~
'o' ritasoufg ana inc west Chicago Limited Er-
press OF Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars nv
s;a0 a. IN. daily Fast Line, $3.50 a. m. asu ~
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cinci11..
Palace Cars 10 Plttsburg and Cincinnati. Mai,
Express, $3.50 p IN. daily for Pittsburg and the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara NJ
800 ?; m. daily, except Saturday, with Palace
For Willlamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira at o. 20
IN, daily, except Sunday. " 10
For New York and the East s. lO:3Oa. M 4: 30. e.5e
and 1920 pm. on Sunday, 1880, 8: So and IL. %
y. IN, ' .''-V
Limited Express of Pullman parior Cars. o. ~ -
daily, except Sunday. o. t''
For brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey Cltywlih boats OF - Brooklyn AnneX -
AhofaihE direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double iaIIiage across New York city
For Philadelphia, 8, 1880 a. M, 100 5:1n o.5o
al'l ,o:@, PAN "n sunday, 1880, 5;4O so and
Limited Express s:aO a. IN. daily except Sunday,
1870, 40 iiO $40, $780, $3.50, and 10; 20 n m
ON Sunday $500 and $3.50 a. m, 1880, 500 y. a.
9:d0, and 10: 20 p. IN, ' ''O''''
For Pope's Creek Line, 6:4O a. m and a.aon -
daily, except Sunday. r. "'
For Anhapals GAO m and 4:4O p. m daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG pAT,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHIN6-
TON RAILROAD.
For alexandria, 6:So, 1920 $3.50, llOG Il:25 a, H.,
- BOO go $500 and 1880 p N. on SUNDAY.
$50, 30 II 200 and l:26 a. M, and 200 D. m
FOR richmond and the SOUTH 6: 80 and 25 m daily
- and $500 p. IN. daily except Sunday. ''
trains leave Alexandria for Washington G. s:O5 s.ks
ana 10 a. NJ, i2'iO, 3, 8, 7, and $3.50 D. M, and
~ midnight. on sunday at sos, $3.50, and 10
IlcEets and Information at the ONCE northeast
ooiherot thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
ha Iaft
and residences. 'N'-
j. u. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
a. IN A MEEK no q L.. =. - -,