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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
DiiierenfiaI Passenger Rates.

New YORK, October 10.-At a meeting
to-day OF a Joint executive committee OF
passenger agents the following roads were
represented: New York Central. Balti.
more and Ohio, Boston and Albany, Louis
vile and Nashville, Canada Southern, Lake
Shore, Atchison, Marietta and Cincinnati.
Michigan Central, New York. Pennsylya-
nia and Ohio, Ohio and Mississippi. Penn
sylyania, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st.
Louis, Nandaia. and Wabash, 81. Louis
and Pacific. \ resolution was adopted to
the effect that should it appear that tickets
are being sold at reduced fares by any out
side parties over any route between which
difierential fares have been established TO
such an extent rs increases the sale beyond
the percentage allowed on the basis Of the
1881 sales. then the dillerental fare by such
line shall be reduced so Us TO equaiize the
business.
IL was also resolved that after October
10th no orders for east-bound tickets from
dificrential fare points in the West will be
from steamship agents or others,
except such as may be especially author
lied.
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For the Dispatch.l
Look on That Picture, and Then Oh
This

The delinquent list of Richmond does
not present a pleasing picture. But, by
way OF contrast and also to encourage the
brethren, let me present another picture ::
There are in COld-IIarbor precinct. Hano.
yer county, about 600 registered white
voters, and only 3S are returned delin-
quent. At the election last fall the Coali-
tionists could not muster a dozen white
voters in the precinct, and there have been
no conversions since, as far as heard from.
Ii there have been any, it is certain the
converts are not happy enough to shout at
ALL WatcrmelOns and sweet potatoes will
tell. Cold HARBOR.
tIurrah for Cold IIarbor.1
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No Money for Malone.

The results OF the Ohio elections Will
ooslse the Stalwarts in Washington ally TO
concentrate all their men and means in
New York and Pennsylvania. They can
not afford 10 throw away money upon IT,
ginia. The "Solid south is too solid 10
give way under MAHONE's pressure, though
backed by ARTHUR, CONKLING. GRANT. ana
all the rest OF the Stalwarts. NirginIanS
are Democrats. They rejoice over the
triumph Of their brethren in Ohio. 20
Ohio's revolt against the StalwartS VIII
helm thc Democrats OF this state in two
ways.
Press on the column.
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Ask Them.

Ask CAMERON. JOIN :. WISE, PAUL, Ma
HONE. or any other Coalition speaker
whether he rejoices over the Democratic
victory in Ohio. If not, why not? why
will YOU lie deceived by Republicans? Are
Won not Democrats Let your answer he
n vote for all the Democratic candidates FOR
Congress. Don't send Republicans TO
Washington TO meet and act with Ohio
hali-dozen Republicans, but send Demo
Gratis 70 confer and vote with Ohio'S large
Democratic delegation.
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GENERAL FITz. LEE.-This gallant sol
dier and accomplished gentleman had az
ranged to throw himself fully into the can.
vass from now until the election, having
made appointments to speak in Manchester
the 18th, in Augusta county the 18th, lIar
risonburg the 18th, Woodstock the 18th
Front Royal the 10th, etc. but in conse
Quence OF the extreme illness Of his bro
. Their he has been compelled to withdraw fol
the present his appointments. We are clad
to hear, however, that his brother is some
what better, and ii is hoped that the clar
ion voice OF "Genera FITz." may soon b,
heard calling the Democrats to battle and
to victory.
We need scarcely add that General LEI
supports Mr.. MASSEY and everybody VIII,
opposes the Boss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13

COLONEL Il. VI. MAYO.-In the Wes
. Point Stars report OF Judge GARRISON.
speech at King and Queen Courthouse las
week occur the following sentences, in
which Colonel Tom WHITEHEAD will find ;
certain item Of information he was recent,
seeking. Wequote from what Judge GAR.
RlsoN said OF Colonel MAYO:
He has NEVER voted the Republican
ticket in his life. Up to three years ago he
was pronounced Democrat-yotedw with
them, spoke Tor their candidates, was a
delegate TO their conventions, was candi-
date for their nominations. Two wears AGO
he was an elector on Mahone's ticket, and
yet voted for the straight Democratic
ticket
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Ohio.
The Wheeling ReqiSter SAYS:

The Wheeling Register says;
"Thc State was gerrymanderod by the
last Legislature 20 as to give the Republic
cans sixteen representatives aud the Demo-
Gratis fiyo-that is what the Republicans
have fought for"
Rccollect that fact. and then look at the
grand Democratic victory in Ohio. 1t
would really seem that if the State had been
honestly diStrcted there would not have
been more than two Republicans elected to
Congress by the Buckeyes.
Hurrah for the Democracy.
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II is The principle we oppose in the Use Of
Federal supervisors, friend DiSpqtch, and
therefore cannot approve OF Il democrat
asking for their appointment; but If the
choice is forced upon us by the other party,
then 1t becomes question Of self-deience,
and we cannot avoid il while the law is on
the statute-book; but as soon as the day
comes that we will have the power to re-
peal that, and good deal besides Of "Radi-
cal machine politics." we want to do 50.
and to be in position TO say that we have
never accepted any portion OF IT save UNI
der protest. SLATE.
Wen compromise on that platform Let
us in self-defence use the supervisors.
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BADLY BEATEN.
Tn. p-... or the Country Cs7sccde a
Great Democratic Victory
I'm Ohio.

How, AIN, Kcpublican Editors Attempt to En-
plain the Causes Of Their Great "iS'"r'
tune-The Next House Of Representatives
Almost Sure 10 BE Observation-Disclosures
Memory still Green in Ohio-Fhe odinm o.
Defeat on President Arthur" Bennmbinr
Effect OF IN Unpopular Administration "
Great Democratic Gains in the Western
Reseryc-CheerruI Words for she National
he
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CUCROS> CLOTHS,
BENGAL CLOTHS.
BElGEo DIAGONAL>,
&C.. &C.. e.
aad CHECK EFFECTS lnpat-
tern, 20 match. which they are Offering
az thtiru,u1l
POPULAR Low PRICES.

They ere Offering many special bargains. among
them
25 pieces ALL-WOOL FRENCH >HOODA
CLOTHS. % ilche, Wild. u every halc, a,
33c. worth JOc.;
Is pieces ALL-WOOL ~HOODNS. A. ucl,-
wide. Ia thcnewe.t shades. al soc. worth 7Jc.
COLOHED ALL-WOOL CA>HMERES. 33 iucuc-
wide, every shade. at &c.;
80 piece, MORE OTTOMAN CLOTHS az lie.
roll value 2jc.;
40 pieces BORDENE CLOTHS. - inches wide,
at l6}.c.. original price 2jc.;
i piece, COLORED DRESS FLANNFL~. m
Navy Blue. Bottle Gre,n. and Bronze. 81 zoe. :
N-o, complete line OF PI.U>ilE>, NELNETS. &c..
g. match ORES Goods;
- piece, l9-inch ALL-~lLK-FACE Lyons
PLUsli.ailn new shades IL -;
Extraordinary hareain- i'm BLACK and COLOR
I'D >lLk~
IL Will pay You 20 look az te,r stock before buy
Ing. JULIUS MEN ER 4 son.
oc l-cod COL aud SOB Broad street.
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HPElIAL NOTICES
MI 81 BROAD STREET,
sYCLE BROTHERS.

TO AVOID THE RgsY YoU MUST cAtt
THE LARGKsT STOCK ~ ,F0REItN And
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS LNDfR DNt
ROOF N THE yATE Of
VIRGINIA..
EVERY DEPARTMtnT - T2W CpMrLkrf.
90 p 5apS " BLACK SILK, 10 n,bss Wide. at a
10 pieces BE Six, 20 inches wide. =, 81 rcr ,t.-
worth $50;
20 pieces SILK ~ Inche. wide. AZ sl.25 n.-
coIoEfD 30 oyTToMASs, - ipeho, vide. Pa.
rl.5O:
BEocHDED sATiys. q incle, vlse. ,tsi:
CO,.okED sAII 80 incho7 wide, r. 75c.;
COIDRED SATIN>, u inchc- wide tf poe.
BLhCk oAIiNs' - inche' wide AZ 05'..
BLACK sATfNS. - mehes wide. 40 snr..
BLACK sATINs, 81 nche- wide. N 1oo.'
COL6gsED SILKS. 20 inches sidc. &C IT,:
COLORFD SILKS. p iucien wide. af 9Da.:
20 plecps BLACK amt CoLORfD SILK VII
WIS ~ 40. goof '..lnf Tor rlrO,
Several pieces sILk NkLNEIs. suitable ior ib.-
-, W'p ., 2sf{;S0, ToeI' De cl,c'g =, 80
- pieces DIiES> GOODS 40 lue.;
800 pieces DRESS GOOD- ~ 1Z4c.:
100 piece, DOCBLE-W CAsHNr ~ t
= &C.. reduced from Zjc..
goo pieces MORE al W.:
Is pieces >HOODAH CLOTHS a. - sc v..li
HrsSt yarIctrof FLANNEL .kCQrFING-:
300 piece, BLACK CASHMERE. rfugIar .
price from 2jc. ~ - psr fari -tHs .I...
assortment ever exhibited 70 fhi. cIfg:
Ia DRESS GOODS we show 800 Cldio.- ylr..f.
pI NiN|CnfcsI,' Hair. eor.e.. Tric.t. ,...
meres. DFsps dAlma. Amazon Cloths. f...-
ncs, Jcr-cys. >huGah.. all q.HlifIcs aul r.'....
CHECK -Ptnhcad' Invisible, Illuminated.
MI%Tt-RES-f}ciga Hiumina,, 2. HoarhcI.
S1RfPEs-Bayaderc ami Vert .ie, iu o.IYl. ..I
mixtures. for combinations:
PLAIDS-AL styles and qualities.
l..U ~ r.I II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13

The millennium will be ushored in on
the day that the Democratic mob of the
North and the stern nigger-kilers Of the
South can take The reins Of power Vast
fagton Republican.
The above appears in an article on the
ONO election in the Washington organ Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
| This was the fate Of Grant in the m.ter hu'i
OF his second term, and OF Hayes tnro"s"'
out the whole OF his Administration

M, The Scarlet, Cardinal-Red, Old]Sold,
Nayy-Blue, seal-BrowD, Diamond Dyes
rive perfect results. Any fashionable color,
10 cents.
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VANITY FAIR NOTICE.

rho. ladies who have received Invitations and
those who propose TO assist Company ID In their
VANITY FAIR. are requested q meet the cnn-
mitee n Company D's room in uhe Armory llils
having charge of the tables of Retreat ana IN
1rmacy, the Blues and Old Dominion Giugd
Association are requested Ia inert with them
Respectfully, TIE COMMIT I'LL
Oc 13-lt
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DEATHS.

ali counfv Va "Wednesday night nt lO:f0
O'clock, JAMES q. JONES, In the axty-third
year OF his aee. ~. 49, ,os,,onco
Al a o'cIock A. VI. FRIDAY, October 18Th
sriends and acquaintafccs are respectfully Invited
80 attend. I.
Petersburg papers pesee copy.
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MEDICINE FOR MAN-lNVENTED BY
\ WOMAN-PREPAREDB BY = WOMAN.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
SINCE THE DAWN OF HISTORY.
1t reyiye5 The dropping spirits n,soratc. and
hrrmon!1e, the organic functions, gives elasticity
and rmne-s to the step. restores The natural istrc
to the eye, and plant, on the pale check Of woman
the fresh roses of nrcs spring ami early summer
time
PHYSICIANS USE II AND PRESCRIBE 1T
FREELY.
1t removes faininc,s, fatulency, destroys an
craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing PAIN
weight, and backachc, salways permanentlycurcd
by its use.
FOR TIE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SIX THIS COMPOUND Is
UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA +. PINklIAM'S BLOOD-PURIFIFR
will eradicate every vcstige Of Humors from the
Blood, ana give tone and strength to the system OF
man, woman, Or child. Insist on hayingi It.
Both The COMPOUND and BLoOD-PURIFIER are
prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn.
Mass. Price Of either, 81; six bottles for -
sent by mail III the form Of pills or OF ozonges on
receipt of price, : per box for either Mrs PINK
HAM freely answers all letters Of inquiry En-
close Scent stamp. Send for pamphlet.
No family should be without LYDIA T.. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation.
Billousness, and Torpidity Of the Liver. Twenty
five cents per box.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc s-eodlw
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICB-The mem' "A
Nh hers OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81. A.,sSC~
r. and A. W.. will attend "a stated comDu- ~
nIcation of their Lodge on WIS iFrldayY ~
EVENING, October 10. 1889 at o'clock, 1T the
IoJqs-room, II. AlhGns Hail, corner Main ani
Third streets. Members of sister lodges aIahtIah-
sicnt brethren fraterInliy Invited
BY order Of the W. b.. .. 20
oc L3-ltt BEN. r. AUGUST, Secretary.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DR.. JAMES l.. CABELL, \. VI. VI. d..
Professor surgery and Physiology, University Of
Virginia, AMI President National Board Of
HEALTH says II these Waters:
1t Is unbeatable that an unusually large proror-
ton Of grave and obstinate cases OF Chronic bis
eases which nave baulcd the ordinary resource. Of
the healing art rrc annually cured" These Il -
eases are I\DlGE STfON WITH GASTRAIGIN
DYSPEPSIA. DIARElltEA and DYSENTFEY
LEUCOkRiitEA SCROFCLA. ECZEMA, Ere.
The Springs are beautifully located IN Rock
bridge county. Va, aud are open for the reception
Of visitors from
JUNE lsr TO OCTOBER lsT EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER Is bottled direct from the Sprngs.
packed in cases containing one dozen half-gallon
bottles.
For sale by Tie agents.
PURCELL, LNDD < Co,
Richmond, Va,
And by druggists generally throughout the
United States. Ak your druggist for u pamphlet.
l-e l5l
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FINANCIAL.
NJ q y + Y l. o \ y ED


UPON
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY.
Special attention given 10 the RENTING OFT
OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION OF
RENTS. Liberal advances made.
All Kinds Of CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE to exchange for
Nirgnlan.
DEEDS written and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taken.
Apply for the Yirgiaia Land Guide.
GEORGE v. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent and Auetioncer.
an 27-eodSm 1908 Bank street.
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IL CHA VI = AGN T..

In & II \ VI L 4 & y l..
Receiving direct from uy i..
EXTRA DRY NEH/ \lI.
NfN.INrf Rial.
MAXIMUM.
PREMIERE ~fEfI.
Ai-0. con-' Iutly nu l7uf.
IN. NINN s. CO.,.
PIPER UflD~lt'h.
LOTf~ RODfHlF ...
UEEANA WINE oDNpAN} l.Il -.
very -uner.or Wine mIl.la ..
Oc 3-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13

I General MAHoSE--in GEORGE GoRHAx's
paper, which MAHoSg and PAUL recon-
mcnded to the people In regular certifl-
Gates, signed by themselves.
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LYDIA f. PINKHANrs BLOOD-PURIFIER
will eradicate every vcstige Of Humors from the
Blood, ana give tone and strength to the system OF
man. woman. OF child. Insist on havingit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-01
AUCTION MALES.

GALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIRFAX-Purtuant 10 a decree
rendered at the June term, 1881, of the Circuit
ueurt OF Fairfax county in the suit of Mskeley
vs.: Seldeen and HetEs, the undersigned, com
missioner of sale, therein named, on MONDAY
February Goth 1882, (Oourt day. at about -
O'Clock NJ, will sell at public auction, in front
OF the Court House door of said county, the fol.
lowing REAL ESTATE owned BY Mis-, Het.
Eel: q TRACT OF LAND. containing l58
acres; 3 roods and 8 poles, known as The
"WElTE TRACT" lying in Oentrevills Dis.
trict, near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton
Buckley and others. This land will be sold in
parcels if desired.
THE MILL LOT at Clifton, about of an
acre With the STRAM SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other an
puttences thereto attached also q SPOKE
Terms of Sale: One.iourth cash the residue
IN three equal annual installments secured by
the purchasers bonds. with good personal secur
lty. belring interest from day OF sale, and title
to be retained till last pay mont is made.
Il. w. THOMAS,
THOS. MOORE.
jan14-w4w Commissioners of sale.
So The above SALE on acccunt of the waath.
or, is postponed until MONDAY, the Gosh cay
Ct March next, at ssmo hour and place.
feb2l-W4W
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LDEAI, EREV}TJES

Tho slslm of fire last night wss o,u:ol BY
some boss on King Greet crying Ii ht" The
cntlrc department Tas out.
Attention is directed to the noic, Of The
Mayer 10 reference to tho sale Of fish, and oil
Interested will scvtra thtmsclSes rcc9rdipg|y.
A REGULAR monthly lseliug tf the Columbia
Steam Fire Eoeino Company vii bo held ,c-
risht at $50 q, m,
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Advertising Cheats.

1t has become 80 common to write the be gin.
nirg OF an elegant iaterestr article and tne
run it into some advertise III sut that we syoii
all euch cheats and simply call attention to tho
merits Ct Hop Bitters in as plain hen.s! terms
as possible. to induca people TO give them one
trial. as no ono who knows their value will eyer
use anything else. -PreridcHcc Aduertissr.
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THE OLD CcUkT House. ID tho Slate
Saru:c y.s!.taay Mr.. Smith introduced bill
to provide for the 6tj lstmcnt of tho rights Of
the oy Of Alexsndria and tho county of Alsx-
andria respectively in oil Il 10 tho court house
and hhl ID usro OF ercucd M tho Yves. side Of
Columbus r,et between Qd:en and P.itc,aa
atrcoIs 10 tho oily of AltX.udris, and for tho
sale Gcd partition CT tho said properly.
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IMPROVEMENTS lesrs Peake aud Risi :
ell, OF The Con n.!ee on Public Property Of the
lily Ctuni piada Al il 1ec!ion of The fish
Whsrf yes;oTdsy ricrni:g, sad ordered some ne.
ccgshry repsirs.
The repairs TO the american coal ' h .sf have
tom CONNER C ID by Cspt. Rcd ,ers.
hr. Robert Porlner is building several new
ico cellars et his brewery. in this city, and III Az
ing other improvements that will amount to
from u < % TO S"0t0l This is in addition TO
lEo new dwelling he intends building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-01

FROM Mr.. LOUIS Drills RESTAURANT
ll5 King street, wo tt-Jay recsiycd sone q
tho finest hid oysters no have had this year,
together with tho usual Condiments, ell OF
whish wore duly reIished.
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LOCAE NEWS.

T.. EeatEcr Robabihties, Nar. /. 1857
-, tbo Middle Atlantc States rain. follosei
- .,' rirs,ing westher, winds shifting to s~ult-
p' ~ :, and norihaest, falling followed by risiog
w. ,mo.er, AID slightly cooler weather ty
'Sr.rrsiag m )rting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-01

ASSAULTED BY NEGRoEs-Sone boys Wcrs
playing 90 tho commons near tbs V:rs!bi,
Midlsnd Railroad depot las. eight about Q
o'clock, whom they were assaulted ty g.oe
Of negroes. Upon The " ro,slia.'ng ~I;h a
valley of stones, ono ofths negroes dfe~ s pis 81
and fred, the ball takirg ff:ct 10 the fl 'shs par
of the ripht ltg Of ycurg man saned Ii :Drs
Nails. iIfl cling qailo painful tut not serious
wound. All the negroes then ran OF U=tol-
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RY VlKruk Of . decree ere in III; The sqis Of John
1880, the undersigned will on MONDAY, Feb
,uAry Goth, 1882. (court day. at II NJ. in front
of the Court House of Fairfax county, cell to the
highest bidder that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND in Fairfax county, noar the village Of
DraneavilIe. formerly owned by William and
Edward johnson. containing about 2O0 acres.
Terms; One.fourth in hand, balance in one
an 1 two yearu, with interest from date and good
security. q: ", MOOh6.
isp1-y4w Special Comr'rs. OF Sale.
EB- The above sale hiss been postponed TIL
MONDAY, the t0.h Day OF March, lss2. CoEu.
~ Court day. feb0-w41
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tucsse7 ncDo cl iio assaiIaEts ere kctwl 10

'G4 tSJ
COUNTY CoUHT IRE Februs.y term ii Ire
C6e5ty Co%tt, o.sng 70 h death OF the Ia her
OF jugs Ssn: STR. ssss Mt con m &c ill ibis
morning.
Tho c: SO Ct lie Cenm ,aHealih vs. LsHis Ccy,
co!o:ed' indicted fer rsre 90 little oooted gnl
named k,to Glillcr, 10 Il c c:ucty. shout TWO
mcn;h7 EGG. VISA osiled aid continued Ter the
dttcndsn. un;il III: March :crn of the c;ur!
Ina Rrrtd j. lily was Than discharged Ill to-
mnrrow motLise, 10 which Tina The Court also
at )uEnad.
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AUCEEoa EaEEa.
BY Is. T. Lucas, Auc!ioneer,

Sy Is. !. Lucas, Auc!ioceer,
A UOTION SALE-By vi.lu, Of dacreo e
q g the Circuit COURT Of The ei:y of Alsxsndii,,
vfirG!n,s. IN vacation, entered on the 2sth dsy
hairs Small and Robinson w. Fl. s. Esrkfr Of
ais the undersigned will sell st public auciion
on TUESDAY. March 7sh, 1852, comnesciry
~ ~ oeloek .. NJ, ST No. 902 King street, ali
the stock of GOODS. FIXTURES, &C. now on
sag premises, said stock OF goods consisting OF
full ss'cltment Of FIRST clsss GROCERIES,
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
tes6-ts LEONARD MAEBURY. Foaaiver.
BY Green g Wise, Auc,ionee1s
COMMISSIONERS ALEOF A vATu-
~ ABLE SMALL, FARM OI,0eE TO THE
SUBURBS OF TIKI OITY-By yi-lno 81 a
decree for the Cireui. Court of Ale.sndfi,
county, Virginia. rendered st lis august te,m.
ISo9 IN The suit Of Mary I. Lilo; Il, guardian.
Cbtans.n. IS; .. Z; Iabos ct els, Defendants, in
N N nlamtd, will proceed. on SATURDAY. tho
10Th day OF March, 1882, ct II o'oiock in ;ro-,
OF me Mansion House Hotsl, in the civ Of AIes.
sm1na a Va, to sell by public auction = TRACE
~ uAND iyinS ia Alezal drie county, Va.
sboas one mhe northwest Of the city, containing
beautifully located, snd i'm oroytd by SHAHE
DWkLLlNG, Kitchen, Sc coed harm anS
stsoies orchard Ct gotd fruit, cisiern and slresm
81 water running through the place Wou'd
mHAo Koou oatry lam. The land s6ioirs
harper, Wolf and Others, al Il ia boupted on thn
southwest By tho old Leetburg road. WV
Terms: Ono tenth e the purchase monev :,
% palo IN CASH, and fJr the residue the bonds of
Inc purchaser; with tecuri!y, 8. q. Il and IS
months, TO be taken FIR the deferred payments,
with interest from the day of sslr, and the title
70 De retained until they arc fully paid. Con.
Veyaneing at the cost Of the purchaser.
ie6i3-2awts Q. W. WATTLBs, Oom'r.
r? VIRTUE of a decree in the sui. OF CIV,
~ Myers, use. &c. vs. j. Y. Motler and wifs.
entered at the June term 1889. the undersigned,
Uommissioners. will. on MONDAY, March Eu'
1857 at II NJ, in front of the Court Hcue door
a.. a. Fslrtaf e g. r., ssl to the hshet b:dior
ina! n yALUABtE TRACT OF LAND. lying
IN and nesr the villsgs OF Ursnesvile, Fairfax
county. Va, lately the property ca q. Meter.
and now IN the possoN ion of Mrs. 4. q. Wropr.
The land is highly improved hiss q splendid
DWHLLlNG, aud contains 81 sc:o,.
Terms: One fourth in hand the residue in
one, two and three years from date of ssle, with
good security for the deferred payments.
6 g. IS 1Se 6akras, oS OF s,1s
Fairfax county, feb23-wdw