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Table Talk.

Every lady who presides at table is in
tcrcstcd to know how she can depend upon
having things come upon the table as she
would like them. How often are remarks
like this made: This is Just my fate
when / especially want nice thing, sane
hoio or Other, IL turns oM poor!'
A lady expects company for tea. she
orders, for instance, biscuits, and they are
brought to the table heavy and indigcsti.
bic. How many ho,isekeepers can testify
10 modification, rs well as disappointment
under such circumstances IL may not
however, have occurred 10 them that il j.
not always the "cook's fault" Your bis
cults, cakes, pot-pics, puddngs, etc., etc.,
cannot he raised with earth on worthless
substitutes, ard it becomes your own fault
when you permit any Baking-Powder to
come into your Kitchen about which you
know absolutely nothing as to its purity OF
healtbfuncss.
The market is flooded with Glow
priced" Baking-Powders, gotten up to
make an unjust profit by interruptions
manufacturers and dealers, and it is worthy
the attention OF all housekecpers to note
there is at least one brand OF Bakng-Pow-
der distinctly sold upon its merits. and
which can be relied upon Tor uniform
strength and purity. The Royal Baking
Powder. now known almost the world
over as standard article. has stood the
test of nearly quarter of century. and
Its friends among the ladies are legion.
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Brief Items.-E. Moore and Joseph
Hefl'y, OF Steamer No. Company, OF
Richmond, were painfully burned at tho
FIRE In this city Cbristmas-day. Both were
at the nozzle and directed the stream TO a
pile OF hot ashes, when flames shot forth
directly mto their faces.
Among ;he old Manchester boys who
came here TO spend Christmas were viii
liam Nelson Page, Jr., OF Rockbridge
county; Arthur McCronc, Of Chattanooga
Tenn; John Archer, Of Goochland
Robert c. Stanard, OF Charlotte, n. G.:
Charles Conoway, OF Ashland. n.y.; Will
liam st. Paul Pulliam, OF Prince George
81. John Clarke, Of Patteson. n. j.; Law
renee Ingram, OF Bethel Military Academy
Fauquier county, and Charlie Pcple, o.
Blacksburg College.
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Fire. Monday afternoon shortly after II
O'Clock the wooden tenement on Third
street nearest 10 Hull street, in "Cotton-
Factory Row." was entirely destroyed b.,
fire, which originated from defective fiue
In tho middle tenement. occupied by Mrs..
Fowler. The flames spread quite rapidly,
and In short while completely consumed
the whole building.
Mrs. Simons, Mrs. Slaughter, Mrs. Pow
Ter, Mrs. Mayo, and Mrs. Monkey, opera
dves at the Old Dominion Cotton Mills,
lived in the different tcnemcnts, and los,
nearly all Of their household goods. Some
OF the occupants barely escaped with their
lives. The fire created considerable cx-
excitement, and an engine from Richmond
came over to assist the Manchester Fire
Department. That the whole row was mol
destroyed was considered fortunate indeed.
The property was insured FOR IS, 600 in the
Williamsburg City agency In Petersburg
and the Insurance will cover the loss.
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nv Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Auctioncers and Brokers,
No. o north Tenth street.

A UCTTON SALE or A VERY DE-
"A slRABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
THREE BEAUTiFULLY-sITUAT BuIID-
mo LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DLxAL
BETwEEN FIRST md Sr. JAMES STREETS.
Ey request Of tho owner, who has concluded 70
dis' ontinue housekeeping NC viii sell by auct'or'
upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, DEcrNBrI %, 1882,
at4 O'Clock PM,
The above described PROPERTY in the order
following:
First. That DEsIRABLY-LOCATED AND
wELL-CONsTRUC1ED BRICK DWELLING
No. IL Duvai street. TIE DWELLING contains
scven rooms gas, water, &C.: kitchen In the rear.
The lot has u front Of AZ by depth OF - feet,
with IO-foot alley on the east.
Secondly. and Immediately after the sale OF The
dwelling. TBEEE BUILDING LOTS commence
Ing 80 feet cast or the alley above mentioned.
Each tot has n front OF 30 feet by depth OF -
feet. In view of the retired location Of this pro-
pcrty. together with is close proximity TO the ex-
icnsivc works OF W. r.. Tanner & Co., an oppor-
unity H. thus afforded operatives Of locating near
their scene Of labor. We invite tic attendance cj
all interested in coed investments to lie with us at
the time named.
TERMS: one third IN cash; balance At SIX and
twelve months. per cent Interest added, and
secured 10y n Trust deed upon the property.
CHEWING, & ROSE.
AuctiCuecrs.
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UsTEEs' s A L Z
LARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE AND DE-
sIRABLE PIECES OF REAL ESTATE
ISTHE CITY OF RICHMOND,
CONSISTING OF
THAT LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK WARE
HOUSE on CARY STREET AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEW
ENTEENTH STREET;
ANOTHER LOT on CARY STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH STREET AND SHOE
KoE CREEK, WITH LARGE
BUILDING THEREON;
THE LARGE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING No. 1414FRANK-
LIN STREET. oPPOslTEEX-
CHANGE HOTEL;
AyACAST LOT FRONTING SO FEET ON TIE
EAST LINE OF TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH;
A VALUABLE LOT. WITH A FRAME BUILD
ING THEREON. AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER or NINTH AND CARY
STREETS; AND
A IOr WITH TWO SMALL FnAME HOUSES
Nos. 29O7 AND 1900 " STREET, BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-NISTH AND
THIRTIETII STREETS,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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The Wheeling Register states that J. +.
Marion, James II. Miller. Francis ID. Lets,
William Slater, James Cunningham, and
Daniel Hickman, OF Doddridge county, w
Va, have been arrested by United States
detectives and placed in Jail at Parkers-
burg charged with having engaged i'll cir
culating counterfeit coin. Marion is ltar.
fist minister and an ex-member OF the West
Virginia Legislature. The paraphernalia
Of the mint and lot Of base coin were
also secured
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A telegram from Trautcnal, Bohemia,
states that fifty splriiualists living there
have been summoned TO appear before Il
magistrate. The local press urges the
Minister Of the Interior 10 institute an in
qury on the subject OF spiritualism, owing
TO the number Of eases OF mental derange-
ment arising from is practice.
A Halifax. Y. s.. telegram says Rev. ID.
O'Brien, OF CharlOttetown, Prince Ed
wards Island. has received official noiifca-
ton from Rome OF his appointment as
archbishop OF this diocese.
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Tn his reply to the Tew-Year congratula-
tons OF the cardinals Sunday, the Pope
also said, abiding to the Mariinucc case {:
"a fresh attack upon the independence Of
the sovereignty OF the papacy has recentl'
been made. The consideration which for
mcrly was shown for the Holy See, and
which was dictated by political prudence
and reasons OF State, has now been put
aside" His Holiness added that despite
everything lie would continue to defend
the rights and interests OF the Church.
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Lucius W. Pond. OF Worcester. Mas;

Lucius W. Pond. OF Worcester. Mass,
who was sent to Concord State prison in
March, 1876. for twelve years, for forgery
and ENLIGHTENMENT, was pardoned Christ
mas-day. With the usual reduction of
time for good behavior, he would have had
about four years more TO serve. lie was
met at the prison by friends and taken to
Worcester. lie was 1t rhe time OF his a.
rest a State senator and one OF the most
prominent men in Worcester.
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A PURE AND EFFECTIVE HAIR-DEEssISG.-
Cocoaine, compound OF cocoan'lt oil.
beauties the hair, and is sure to allay all
itching and irritation of the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnetts flavorine
extracts consists in their perfect purity and
xfrcnoth.
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Messrs. johnson, Nelson & Co., Orange
Courthouse, say: :. We consider Browns
Iron BitterS the best tonic and appetizer in
existence
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IMPORTANT TO YOUYG LADIES. -For i'm
pure blood, scrofula, pimples, disGguling
eruptions, take Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef
Tome.
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pOSTpONENIENT.

| Owing 10 the Indictment weather. The above sale
! Is postponed 70
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1882.
| at the same hour. CHEWING & ROSE,
de 30 Auci!oneefg.
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l,nMMissInNrns, sAIE 49, 4 l.r,I i

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A CELE-
y BRATFD AND VALUABLE FARM IN
! YORK COUNTY, Why virtue OF q decree OF
Tie Circuit COuri Of York county. Va pro-
nOunced an the 10th day Of November. 1850 I'm
tic euit therein pending u Y. y. and John r.
Nicely, survivors. &C.. rs. The Yorktown Ccuton-
NAL A5eOciatlOn aud Others. the undo rsigned spc-
cia commissioners viii sell before the courthouse
door. in Yorktown. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1883,
that VALUABLE TRACT or LAND in York
county known as "Tcmplc Farm containing
between -FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE and FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. This farm
Is located on \ Ork rycr near the wharNe. OF The
old Dominion steamship Company and of the
baltimore, Chesapeake and Nork-River Steamboat
Company In Yorktown, and includes a very yaiu.
able GRiST-Ml IN good order. There l. still
standing upon IL tie old Moore House, within
whose walls the articles Of caDltulation were pre-
pared and signed when the British forces under
Lord COrnwaliis surrendered TO the allied armies
OF America aud France on the 10th OF October,
1881.
The sale viii be made on the following
TERMS: A sum sufficient In cash 10 paw cost, Of
suit and expenses Of sale, and also $4,000 with
nteres. from the 10th day OF January. 1881: lie
residue on credit Of six, twelve. an eighteen
months, In equal instruments. with Interest from
the day of sule, the purchaser 10 give bond with
approve security and Tie title to he retained mn
I'll The further order Of tie Court.
J. +. HUBBARD,
JOHN GOODE.
no oo-Zl1ftis special Commissioners.
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District Court FOR the Western distsict Of Vir
gnia. W. will. ut l o'clock =. VI. on
TCEsDAl.JANCARY 30, 1883,
At the en- toa-h.isc. IN the city ct Richmond
Va. sell hv public auction tie interest Of Saninc
.rHE HOT SPRINGS
Of Bath county. Va. "a follows:
! I. SEVEN ElGlirH- OF THE TRACT
KNOWN A. THE HOT SPRINGS, con.
taning about 80 ACHES.
! H. FIVE SlNTl!- OF ANADJOINING TRACT
! Ill \ IEACI OF NE0tT G6 ACRES, adjoining
". \ TENcI 0F'ABoUT 276 ACRES. also 3D.
Joining the FIRST trace.
/ The first known as THE HOT SPRINGS"
/ aud "1s formerly owned by Ihomas Coode. The
other tracts have since lc, added 20 H. and all to-
/ gcthcr constitute the MOST VALUABLE PRO
| PERTN N VIRGINIA
Tie irtcrc, Of :. {. Tardy In said property will
lie sol rs whole. and arrangements viii be mqdc
10y which the purchaser may, IL he wishes 10 DO 50.
! purchase TIE remaining ore eighth of the irt
;rlct and ono SIKH OF the second tract 20 prices
relatively NJ SINE as these Did for Tie interest 81
The curative properties OF tie water. Of the Hot
springs arr cqu1l.li not hyperion. a. those of tie
fnunr, liot Spring OF Arhau>as. and their rcpu-
! .ation a. extensive.
/ Tie HOTEL and COTTAGES are IN good con-
dition. with capacity 10 accommodate FOUR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property D. situated in tl.cceiafra.od Warm
springs valley. rarlyallod for tine beauty of ~
scenery and for hcathiulnc aud embraces lnnH-
mcrablc spring, OF Infinite variety Of temperature
and varied medicinal proppiics. They are the
only hot spring cas- Of a. Ni,,is-ippi river. and
Ili-t ,riy lc thrsrit resort Of an res-,,,-
living Ia the Atlaruic state $40 eek permanent
rciici from rheumatism gDnf.aud scrOfp!a.
TERMS on SALE: Cash, $40 OUG; credit % 10
the residue Of one twO, agd three yci.s, with III
Ter est from DAY Of sac. payable scni-auuunlly AZ
pc. cent. Is idcnccdby bonds with good personal
security, but ne irrcl1s can. az his option. pay
The whole OF The pdrcla se-mcney IN cash, or pav
one Third In cash. and relieve himself from the me-
cc-tty &C giving personal security Tor The unpaid
III tf al
I'll the whole purcnnse-mOnCy shall DC PAID.
Arrangements have been made 30 iiil with ice
The calaciou- tcc-liou.rr on tic premises. and Tie
purchaser VIII De required 20 I;iv ina cash the re-
TRIAL cost a. procuring supply Of ice for he con-
Ing summer: hdtit l. no. believed Ina. the cost
VIII exceed $50 o. three hIndici dollars.
for further Information epply To Mcssr,. Ould
& t2uhrtCn. or o. Aic,.ls. John ton, Williams 4
DOuiwdrg, Richmond. Va.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT in
". T.. SIMS,
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DICHMOND. FREnErLcE.EL.

|. :
~ AND POTOMAC RAlIR0kn.--.
commencing NOVEMBER 5.ISf-.
J;oU y. De love Byri-~trcct ststifu a. ....
only 30 Milford and iIrN..
sleeper Charleston ami -
S:2O i. W., leave, byld-,frrft station f.
ccp. SnndayL Sleeper J.s.
and Washington.
4:35 L. NJ. leaves Byrd-~ rrof .flf'.r
sleeper savannah nui t.e
S.OO l. IL. : accommodation for f-f..f..
Brold-~ircet stallion daily ..
ogndaysi.
ll;3O :. NJ. arrives 80 Eyr'i-~freft .t,ti. ..
>llrpcr H'w ort Co.. -.....Ut.
SOC L. NJ. arrive, 80 fFrG-~tIr-.f -fgrf.0
makes no focal stops. ~...... N.
ineton O. hfIlt-f.r.
gas L. VI, arrives ~ ByIt-,'rrc sff'i.r
Except Sunday. >n...r N.
ton 10 jacksonville.
coo A. VI, Accommodation. arrives Do
>'rcc' station daily HAr.ft
- lriln icat Ing firfmnN = q. =. u I.r,
CONNECTION nAUN. except -.d...
Frederic k-Euig Nftl D.. D. arf 3D. D..
ORANGE COURfiiOr EanffNIlEUhDi
STATIONS.
&. \. TAYLOR GuDrl ..t,i So. r'
r. I. II. MYFE-. frrnrrr' ~uftfIfI. tnffrt. t,f
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AUCTION sALEs-ruturc Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfionecrs'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK

By tfunps Vih""'o'
Real Estate Agents and Aucfionccrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE.
RIAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
THE RICUMONU AND ALLEGHANn kAu,.-
ROAD, or JAMES RlvtE AND kANAWus
CANAL. AND RUNNING BACK TO JANE,
IJVEE. AT AuCTiON.-ln execution Oh q necu
of trust from l.. f.. and J. y. l!ar,ic and their
wives. dated 18th October. 1873. and duIy re-
corded the undersigned, trustees, VIII sen ny auc
ton a, the Office OF Grubbs y Niliiaihs' aue-
lIonoers, No. Eleventh street. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY ID, 1888
It IL o'clock NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed "
said deed, The same fronting 200 feet on ihc touul
side OF ihe Richmond and Allegheny railroad ior
James River and kauawha canal, ana running
back 10 James river.
This property begins about 5S7 feet west OF me
Tredcgar Works, runs 10 "A point 4Ou icct east OF
the pump-housc. and H. valuable site Tor manu-
featuring purposes. II. 70,
cash. but by consent the terms VIII prsiiaby nc
varied as to AFFORD 10 the purchaser reasoiiapic
credits if &c ircd.
A.D. WiLLIAMS.( Tr,e,ees.
RIO. II. srkGER,
GEUrDs & WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs.
dc 27.3l&Ja2&:dts
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Iiy Quarlcs & Mccifsiy,
(succcssors 10 Robert u. Lyne)
Arctioncers and Brokers,
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE, on ACCOUNT OF
N NHoM TT MAY CONCERN. OF 500 kEGS
Of PONDER, At TIE POWDER MAGAZlNE
or MESsRs. DAVENPORT x MCEEiS, FOOT
or POOEHOUSE HILL, AND NEAETANNER'S
NEW MACHINE sllOPS.-By request or Cap
tain W. II. McGuire. OF the schooner Mary j.. Ans
dcu, we Will sell at the place above men'ioned' on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1883,
at IL o'clock NJ
500 lafss DBhrTIro Pow DER, Iif~slsed y. TT.
Eff,
shipped from New York by ~. Herring, and con-
signed to Chesapeake aid Ohio Railway tompa-
ny's wharycs, james river. To- the Low Moor lion
Company. - -
TERMS: Cash. QUARLEs & McC URDY.
de27 AuctiOrccrs.
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Leave Richmond Ricmond ana DIIt.
F1ad.Nirciuia-sirc,t depot at 1.4J o.. 81.
Baltimore 40 $50 5. NJ.
For Tickets, Timc-Caris. emf ei inf.n
call on 4. ". CARRIER L. co. lut I.r.. i
az The Richmond and Dauyllc depot
Staie-RoOms and Berths -Cfrr0i nH fnr'
at this Office. VI. ~Liif''l
General Posse u..r S..
NOT IOl..
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SOL HAS. franc Nanaror.
CdIEsAPEAKE AND OmoRtUWs
/ SIIl,nI-I l. Il IILIL-I I------ ------

NHESAPEAkE AND OlllpEtIWt
" SCHEDULE N EFFECT .N..n
1882.
DEPART RICHMOND: L-...,.,. .r! t...
natl express T.. 81. daily. - f. Al .i..
Except sunday L. clifton t-
ana Old Point. 49, +. ". dils .....ff ..
THE I l.. ". TRAIN SINI~ iHt IN..
BUSINESS between EiclmD.! ...i t...
vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From O.. H...
NJ daily. 1870 l.. VI. tcNccu, ~irf.tI.
VI. daily: from Norfolk aal Dll iY.4t. l.f.
daily Except sunday.
Pullman slecping-carf au1 c4g
| Richmond 20 Cincinnati ill.all
l0ttcsYiic $50 J.. 70. l.ls O. bon
cut change.
Tickct-OMces: 1000 Na.u st-r.t .at l
peabc and Ohio Railway depot.
~. -. liIff
General Ia ...I..r
G. ". SMITH. General Nauae,r
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SUPERINTENDENT 1854.
V'RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
J. sTEAM-alLL PROPERTY ~ GORDONs-
VILE. Va, CONSISTING OF ALAIGE AND
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LOT. NTH
COM JCDIOUS BUILDINGS, 4 Thirty
IORsE-POW ENGiNE. AND 4 GRlSr-.
PLASTER. SUMaC-. AND BAIk-hlLL, AND
APPURTENANCE THEREON; AND ALSO
TWO VACANT LOTS.-in execution Of decd Of
nut from William 4. SIHl,l and wife To- ne. tie
undersigned, a. trustee dated the LIT day ot Au-
eust. 1871, and recorded Ia the clerks Office of
Orange County Court. Book ~. page 20. default
being made In the payment Oft notes for GOO
each, payable respectively thirty-siX aud forty
eight months after date, ard secured 10y said decd.
and Icing required 20 10 do ly the holders Of said
notes. viii offer for ale at public auction, on The
PREMISE, at ! 2 O'Clock VI. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1883,
the aboyc-des ignated PROPERTY, described and
conveyed In the deed aforesaid. said properly j.
located on East strcet, AMI runs back To- The Nir-
gina Midland railway. There Is here an opening
for The establishment &c prosperous husint.-.
TERMS Cash Sufficient TO pay the costs OF sale
and the srm OF Sl.Ji9.3C. balance due on said two
notes OF February i3, with Interest thereon
from said dttc: and ~ 10 the residue of purchase
money, on such terms ~ may he announced on day
of sale. r.. 4. 4. HANDY.
de 2T-codfd Trustee.
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by u. u. Chaflin & Co.,
rcat Estate Auctionccrs.

UCTION SALE OF FRAME STORE
n AND DWELLING At TIE SOUTHWEST
S,ORNfI, OF LEIGH AND HENRY STREETS.
TIiEKH ~ a GOOD STOkE-RoOM. WITH
iiN ELLiNG ATTACHED. CONTAINING SIN
FRONTS ~ FEET.--At the request of the heirs
of Peter kcll deceased we will sell by luhlic auc-
ton, on the premt; o.. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1892,
ut 4 O'Clock l.. A., the above-icscr;bed REAL Es-
TATE.
This is = good busncss-stand of long standing.
The dwelling IL comfortable and well arranged.
This properly must bc sold for division, ana par
ties ,y at!cni this sale assured of an opportunity
10 make profit ,b,c investment
TEgMS: Accommodating. and announced ri.
sale. X. II. CllAFIIN tC.'
DO 81 huc;ionccrs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

business CHANCE.-THE FIRM
~ OF BLOCKER & BROWNLEF al Roanoke
Va. having been recently dissolved by The
escath OF GEORGE ID. BLOCKER, a whole or
part interest III their stock tools, and machinery
IS offered FOR SALE. An opportunity for nd
xaniascous investment Is presented 10 any one de-
sif1ny 20 engage In the STOVE. TINWARr
1LUMblNG, aud GAS-FITTING BUSINESS
Apply 10 II. III. BRowSLEE, Roanoke. Va, or Inn
Ill January 5thj to HENRY Z: iKs,Ix '""
OH north Sixth street, Richmond, Va.
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LOST, sTT;AYED. AND STOLEN.
LIME. CEMENT ANDPLAsTER.

ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT
Il BY direct importation, Just landed. cargo
BROOKS, SHOOi,RIDGE & CO.'S (ANCilOl:
BE AND ENGLIsH PORTLAND CEMENT;
ON hand The celebrated CUMBERLAND n.y.
DRAULIC aud ROsENDALE DEMENT'S, j. u.
KING & CO.'S DIAMOND BRAND CALClNED
PLASTER. MT. SAVAGE FRIEDRICH and
FIRE CLAY. We generally control freight room
In sailing vessels bound 10 cities South, consc-
quenty can make cost - than II shipment l.
made from New York or i'hliadeiphia:
:. NJ. HAMILTON CO..,
de2T-It 8 south 6aysireet Baltimore. Nd.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS

NiiE FIRM OF COLBERT e HAYNES
Il vi be dissolved BY mutual consent on the IN
day of December, 1882. -
M parties having claims against us are rcqucst-
pleasc settle before that time. VIZ
We have for sale privately \ good HORSE.
TlON FiRE-lROOf SAFE, PLATFoP Ar
SCALES, and other articles pertaining To Prodnca
and Commission Business ''""'e
de 24-3l" COLBERT & HAYNES.
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One OF 'ne companys spacious and elegant
FREIGHT.

freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
sm,.hneld' aud Hampton; Washington, ID. C.:
an points In Eastern North Carolina: ala. IN,
fastein shore Of Virginia, Old Point and an ron.
ar iandings on james river At LOWEST r A'Tf-
"Iu intohsh DIS Issued l.. u. TATIM
Ap - SnlatfuffuFf,t
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JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. Ja.,
". T.. SIMS.

GHUGns WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
&c G.e.fO.12.I4.IG,Iq2l.23
Ja2,i,G.9,l IL. i3.lG.1s,2O.2l,23.2i,2 2G.27.2s.
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As trustee in deed of trust from James c.
smith hearing date on the 5th day of October,
1882, and daily recorded In the CLERK once OF
Richmond Chlaccry Court. ID. Il. III G.. page
l32 viii unite In the foregoing sales, after the
satisfaction of the debt secured by the deed of
May Is. 1852. to Henry T.. tannon ana Hugh \.
Mciurtly trustees so fir as it may be necessary 10
dcfray the expenses OF sale, and 10 pay oh and dis
charge the sun OF s973.6i with i1;ercst thereon
from October IT, les2; The sum OF $500 win
Interest thereon from November 4. 1882 the'sum
of $50 with interest thereon from october 3.
1882; the sum of $3.50 with inicr,s. thereon
Interest thereon from September 4. 1882; the
sum of $1,000 with interest thereon from Sep
tcmler S, 1882: and the sum Of s973.04 TO be-
come dne on January 10, 1883.
TERMS Cash o. 10 al Of the abovc-named sums
which are due, and upon 4 credit corresponding 10
the time when The last. mentioned sum VIII lie dnc.
II Is highly probable that more liberal terms VII!
be announced n time of sale.
JAMES Il. GORDON, Trustee.
OUARLEs McCUaDY, Auc,ioneers. de "a
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE..
ALL BONDS or THE CITY OF IYNClISURG
maturing January l. 1888, VIII be paid on prcsen-
ta,i0n at the office Of the City Ircisurcr--nterest
on thCm VIII cease on that day.
All Bonds maturing between January and july
/, 1883, inclusive. Win lie paid 1T maturity at or
fee Of City Observation-Disclosures cefsing on day Of
maturity. IETER j. OTEl,
Chairman Finance Committee.