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-. More Of Their I,oadership.


Tn ne Editor of the Dispatch:
n there ever was time for the people
nj The south 10 cschew New York leader
shin that time is the present. The election
OF a President can be Effected without that
factor, however important il may boast IL
is. The politics Of New York Is acknow-
iedged 70 be rank with pertidy and dts
honor. The rivalrics OF factions destroy
our most cherished hopes. There Is no.
thing TO distinguish the trading New fork
city Democracy from the worst eie,
mcnt OF the Republican party, ana
there can be no refuting the TACT tta'
New York, while demanding the hons
share Of attention in the National ConIen-
ton. abandoned her ground In November,
1880, and involved the national party III
defeat. The South being the backbone
ave, the very. essence OF what Is aDic ana
energetic and valiant and pure in the
par,y--lct Il determine TO lead. Why fol-
low anv longer men 30 selfish and unprin-
cipled that rather than strike with all the
energy OF true manhood in a doubtful
final engagement first libel our leader. as
one faction did. and then dickcr with the
Republicans, as subsequent events proved
the other faction guilty Of doing? The
World, edited 10y MIR. Carl Schurz's
whiIom friend, both Radical Republicans
until after the tidal wave OF 1872, Is unit
10 represent pure Democracy. 1t is mise
rable, sensational. two-cent paper, and |
am pleased to say is not on sale in this city.
VIRGINIA.
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Summoned 20 Rome.

THE ARCHBisHOPs TO VISIT THE POPE-CAR
pINAL x'CIosKEy NOT ABLE TO GO.
A New York special TO the Philadelphia
Times says Inquiry at the Cathedral con-
firms the report that the American arch
bisbops have been summoned to Rome.
II Is understood that the Provincial Coun-
Gil Of Arcbbishops and Bishops Of the
United States, which has once been post
Doned on account of Cardinal McCloSkey's
fitness, will now be held in September, and
aftertha probably in November, the arch
bishops will depart. They may be detain-
ed I'm Rome several months. II is stated
that nothing surprisingly new is expected
10 come out. Matters Of ecclesiastical dis
cipline and Catholic education will be dis
cussed. There will be no discussion Of
the Irish question or other matters Of pol
itics.
At the Cathedral it was learned that the
Cardinals health, although wonderfully
improved, would not allow his undertake
ing the long journey 10 Rome on account
OF his advanced age. He would be repre-
scented there by his coadiutor, Archbishop
Corrgan. The object Of summoning the
archbishops TO Rome was a consultation
with The Pope, and after their return the
calling OF plenary councili in this country.
AS for canon law. II was said the Church
here has all the canon law il needed. Much
OF the canon law was not and could not be
applied. Ii was drawn up for different
times and different countries, when Church
and State went hand in hand and were both
Catholic. The subject OF ecclesiastical dis
ciplinc would probably come up at the
council, but TO all intents and purposes the
regulations and practice now in existence
were sufficient TO meet all cases between
priest and bishop.
The archblshops summoned to Rome
are Archbishop Corrigan, of New York;
Gibbons, OF Baltimore; Williams, of Bos-
ton; Feehan, Of Chicago; Purcell, Of Gin
cinnati; Hess, Of Milwaukee; Perche,
OF New Orleans Seghers, Of Oregon City;
Eenrick. Of st. LOUIS; Alemany, OF San
Francisco, and Lamy, of Santa Fe. OF
these, Archbishops Purcell, Pcrche, and
Kenrick will be represented by their COLD
jutors-Bishops Elder, Leray, and Ryan.
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Fighting u Panther.

LEwIsTowN, PA, June 24.-Henry Shook,
OF Reedsville, had desperate encounter
with panther in the Seven Mountains on
Thursday evening. 1t seems that he had
been informed that such an animal had
been seen the day previous on the back
mountain, and he, accompanied by his
brother and Robert Dignan, also Of Reeds
Vile, equipped themselvcs and started for
points in the Seven Mountains where pam
theirs have been known to frequent. When
the men reached the vicinity OF the place
they concealed themselves some distance
apart. just as the sun sank behind the
hills. and shadows were shutting out the
light necessary to aid the hunter in making a
sure shot, Henry Shocks eye fell upon a
large panther cautiously moving toward
him. Mr.. Shook fired load OF buckshot at
the animal, breaking one OF its hind-legs.
The epraged and crippled creature adj
yanced upon Shook, who retreated short
distance, when the animal halted. The hun
ter then returned, when another conflict
ensued, and Shook ran the muzzle OF his
gun into the animals mouth and fired,
breaking its under-jaw. Ii then struck
several terrific blows at him with its paws,
and owing to the darkness Shook drew out
of the fight. Two men returned to Tho
place the next morning, but did not sec
the panther. Philadelphia Times.
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Demolition ut Calais.
ULondon Daily News


The work of demolishing the old fortiti-
cations Of Calais, together with the gate
immortalized in Hogarth's picture, is now
in active progress, and ere long the old
town, so famous in English history from
the Conquest 10 the reign OF Mary, Will
have got rid not only OF these anti
auated aud now useless distractions to
light and air, but also OF the deep
encircling fosses, with their fetid waters.
The most important result Of this change
Is the final determination OF Calais and its
close adjoining neighbor st. Pierre to lay
inside their iealousies and become united as
one municipality under the simple name
OF Calais. ST. Pierre was but an insignif-
cant village when Just after the close of the
great wars OF Napoleon few Nottingham
lace-makers established themselves al this
spot n manufacturers OF tulle, an industry
which now employs there 10000 hands.
At present st. Pierre, with its busy shops
and tramways, is far larger than Its neigh
Dor, OF which IL nevertheless counts only as
suburb, Its population being 80, 900, while
that OF Calais is only $4,000. The union
will raise Calais to the position of the larg-
est town OF the department, not excepting
Boulogne. The broad zone hitherto occu.
pied by the fortiications and the fosses is
10 be leveled and devoted 10 municipal pur-
poses--a noble town-hall, large theatre
and finally great central railway station
being about TO be erected on a norton
This viii. OF course, not interfere with the
new station distinguished rs "Calais Mari
tune, so convenient 10 steamboat passen-
gers.
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Nv Frank ID. Iiili 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers'
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAKE, o N roTs
BFR or VALUABLE BUlLDINn1o , MN
nF uuENRico. LOCATED ON, styENNrIrrr
STREET.. NAVY Hill; en-, rA pT.AN OF BrE.
NAV V,s srHN NEAR uPPER CARY sIREEoTr;
list BEYoND TIE wE-TERN hiM Mu,pT ri
THE CITY; mAmviET,ppWSrN' sATEnPETs M
TEWurF MI r AND sTREETs:. NEAR TIE I;
EASTERN BOUNDARY OF TIE :, I'm ,rasi r from on
AuCTogg y nnS w II .T both dated september
"a 1873. 70 w. H. Palmer and Parker .an n,oo
trustees and duly recorded In the cle,s eico y,
Richmond Chancery Court and cieih JIM Nv, e
Hnnrico County Court. default having been inau ,'
i'm tho payment Of certain negotiable note, ". ~
secured. and having been requested 80 u w. gy
bene1ciares In said deeds. VIII rs n 'n
trustee proceed to sell at auction, on the
commencing on
THURSDAY, JUNE 2sTH,
AT 8 O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
FIFTEEN LOTS, each 3OxI30 feet on InlItie'h
and Thiriy-frst Streets between u anu S''0''''
FRIDAY, JUNE goth,
AT5 O'CLOCK L. NJ,
the PROPERTY described In said deeds-as 'O'-
lows: - . , eide NJ
seventh sti ect Navy HID near the corner Oh bu
val street. lOOx14l feet To an alley: - ,o,,,,
Aud Immediately thereafter hoI i.on,h street
near Rates street these lots heing In the ptau oi
Navy Hill. and being part Of the real estate pur-
chased by said CarrinetOn OF james Aiireo 'Onc''
commissioner, July, 1874.
Ar6o'CLocK Pm.
Cd FIVE LOTS, each 80 feet front running
bart Irregular depths 10 an alley. on the norm sac
Of PARK avenue and west Of Mr.. John c. shaicr''
property. ~ ,,, T., ,,,,.o,.,,, In.
coliiies and 4he attention Of parties seek lg III
yestments Is particularly called To this sale, a.
rare opportunities viii be offered ana great oar
Plats Of the property can be seen at The Office o.
the auctoneers. ,. ,..,,.,. oo,sor,
TERMS: The deeds require cash. Dut ny Sohsen'
fourth cash the balance I'm six. twelve ana eigh-
teea months. Ok per cent. interest added, anC
notes To be secured by trust deed
W. ". PALMER.
Surviving Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Aucuoneers.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 81. 1883.
Tho stock market during the first part Of tbc
,i,v was quiet and firm. with an advance In prices
oTi 10 T. Wabash preferred and Chicago. Bur
lIuglou and Qnincy leading the upward move
mcn, Among the other shares conspicuous for
strength were II. Paul. Denver, Michigan Central
tsusdo southern. and Louisville and nashville
shortly after o'clock the bears IN tde n sharp AZ.
tack on Denver, breaking from 43't 20 4l6. sales
were attributed TO various operators, some saying
they were for account OF "A leading trader now
abroad. and Others that they were made by the
German element prominently identified with lhe
company This had an unecttling effect on the
general list but the decline was unimporiant. IN
the last transact IONS Denver rallied 10 42t. ana
other stocks improved slightly. Compared win
Tucsdly's closing, active shares were sio lower
and Lackawanna Z and Northwest preferred =
higher. In specialtes Acton and Tcnc n aule
common declined \, TO S1H; Rlcilmond aud Mes'
Point Terminal, IA, 10 3lk: Richmond ana pan
VILE. IL 10 ba%: Colorado Coal. |, n 30 AMER
can Cable. ]. 90 6s Manhattan Elevated, " ~
Metropolitan Elevated. 1 70 50: aud Monte anu
Ohio l. to Is. C.. c., G. and !. rose l. 70 "a; anu
Manitoba *. to i24ss. Jersey Central. New ors
Central. ana Michigan Central continue scare, anu
commanded Z 20 = for use to-day. TRANSACTIONS
1877, 500 shares. -
BALTIMORE. June 27.-virnnia SIS, CONSOLE
dated 4uX: second serics. 81; past-due co pohs'
al: new new IS, 81. Bid to-day.
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by Grubbs & Apperson.
Rca, Estate Agents and AuctloncCrs,
No. 3 north Eleventh street.
UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAMEI

4 UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAMED
n DWELLINGS. 4 STABLE: AND THREE
on WEST SIDE OF rWENTY-SlX1H Be
TWEEN n AND o STREETS.-Will he sold on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE 2S. 1888.
at 5 o'clock +. Nc the ABONE-DE SCRlBED
PROPERTY. The DWELLINGS. each contain
ing six rooms are occupied respectively by W. IL.
Atkinson. Esq, and Andrew GIL, Esq: the STA
BILE occupies the lot AT the corner Of twenty
sixth and y streets. and Is a very pretty lot. Each
of these are 29Nl32 feet 20 lG-fOOf alley; two OF
the VACANT LOTS of the same size and one 2Sx
1872 30 same alley.
Also. TWO VACANT LOTS on the west side Of
Twenty-sixih street opposite above each 2sxl32
10 lS-fOOt alley.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance AZ four. eight.
and twelve months ncgOti ,ile notes. interest add
ed. and secured by trust deed. -
GRUBBS & .APPERSON.
ie23 Real Estate AuctiOncers.
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By George Z. Crawford

bl NN'II -N u VI't''IV I N
Real Estate Agent, Auctioueer. and Note-Broker
1905 Bank street.
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BY +. b. Cook. Auctioneer.
"a Ninth street.
OF IF I OF THE
AMERICAN HOTEL,
HORSES, OMNIBCSES, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY. July 81,
at 10 o'clock I VIII sell tby request Of Mr.. j. ;.
Dodson. proprietor) the ENTIRE OUTFIT Of the
above hotel, embracing, probably. the most COM
plete and valuable assortment Of EXCELLENT
FURNITURE ever offered In this city, comprising
the COMPL ETE FURNISHINGS or 100 CHAM
BERS, PARLORS, OFFICES, DINlNG-ROOMS,
KITCHEN, LAUNDRY, BAKE-HOUSE, &c.
2 SUPERIOR OMNIBUSkS and
4 VALUABLE HORSES.
OF course It is impossible to particuarize but II
is enough to say that this hotel IS a. thoroughly
and completely furnished in the hest style as any
hotel South.
Mr.. Dodson's determination being 70 sell, this
affords an opportunity TO all persons to supply
themselves for all purposes rarely met with.
Reference Is respectfully asked to hand-bills.
TERMS: All sums under SIC0. cash. over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved paper.
ie26 T.. Il. COOK. Auctioneer.
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by J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN
Il BUILDING LOTS ON THE EAST LINE OF
LAUREL STREET BETWEEN ALBEMARLE
AND BEVERLY STREETS.-By virtue of deed
Of trust dated April 20, 1888 executed by John r.
Robinson and wife 20 the undersigned. trustee. and
Of recOrcn the Chancory Court of the city Of Rich
mond. 90 secure certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned, and whereas default has been made
aud being requested 50 To do by the beneficiary,
VIII ell NJ public auction, ON the premises, ON
FRIDAY. JCNE 20, 1888,
Al o'clock L. NJ. the VACANT PROPERTY
described ln said deed. being lots from | TO in
square :. fronting $50 feet on tile east line OF
l.aur,i street between Albemarle and Beverly
wide. 49, 49, "
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expense of executing the
tflst ana 10 pay of the sum Of 1852 l. being ball
ancc due on the twelyc-m0nths' note, with Inter
.st' snd so2l.73 ON November 20, 1888; and
balance AS may be announced at sale by said Rob
nson, or. In The event OF his failure so To Do, then
ny 'he trustee. l.. T.. BROWN,
r. Trustee.
e. "a
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Swft's Specific has cured me of scrofula. which
Is hereditary IN my family. / have suffered with
IL Tor many years, and have tried "A great many
physicians and all sorts of treatment, but 10 no
purpose, ana when began 10 take Swift's Specific
was in horrible condition; but, thanks Ia this
great rem, dy, am rid Of the disease. There Is
no doubt that IL IS the greatest medicine In exist
ence, and hope any who doubt giil write 20 me.
T.. c. HALVES, JR., GAINESVILLE, Ga.
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AUCTION sALES-..futuren sys..~---
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
llI3 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S POSITIVE SALE
Il OF
LARGE WHARF PROPERTY,
AND
A LARGE AREA OF VACANT PROPERTY
ADJACENT THERETO,
VERY DESIRABLE FOR MAEUFACTUElNG
PURPOSES REQUIRING RIVER
FRONTAGE.

BY virtue Of n deed OF trust. dated the ID day of
October, 1880. executed "a the undersigned, trus-
tee. by Robert w. Oliver and John Finders Robin
son and their respective wives Il ais, aud Of record
I'm the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court.
ID. K.Il7 q. page 146, 10 secure the payment of
The debts of the concern Of oliver a Robinson. In
lie order and manner as set forth In said deed, and
I'm The further execution Of said deed, will pro-
coed to sell, on
TUESDAY, July 3, 1853.
81, q o'clock T.. NJ. that VALUABLE WHARF
creet. running eastwardiy 1872. feet; thence 20
fcet to Wharf street; thence along Wharf street
.iac soot no GilIle's creek: thence sOnthwardly
along the line of Gillle's creek l3l feet 10 the
river. ,e,
aIARGE VACANT LOT adjoining the above and
living between the same and Rockets street front
ing on Rockets street 2G3 feet inches. and run
ming back To Wharf street. the western line being
GUiie's creek, and ~ feet . inches Ia Wharf
street the eastern line Irregular shape-Sl: 100
and l24 feet respectively. together with all The
wharf privileges belonging to the said last TWO
mentioned lots.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE,
A VACANT LOT at foot of Marshall Park, on
north line of Main street. 102 feet inches west OF
Warehouse street, having front on sald Nia'l
street of AZ feet ald depth Of los feet, being a
part Of Lot 1879 in the plan Of the city Of hlfh-
mOnd.
A plat of the above property can he seen at the
Office Of the auctlOncers and on the ground at the
hour Of sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance In four. eight
and twelve months, bearing interest. and secured
by deed of trust. W. W. POOL, Truste,
J.THoMPSoN BROWN Co., Auctioneers. ie II
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Leave
a"hmo'dl 2:4j p. NJ 4:3O \. ". $50 T.. ".

ipo.,.. ,l,u,. Freight dai- Freight daily
"'s ''''' lyeN. suud'y *. saturday
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BY II. l.. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuOti0necrs,
ll03 Main street.

GALE OF TWO FRAMED TENE-
> MENTS. SITUATED IN DUVAL'S ADDI-
TION. on FEDERAL STREET BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS. AT AUG
TlON.-We shall sell by public auction, on the
premises. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 80. 1888.
AZ , O'Clock l.. NJ. those TWO FRAMED DWELL
INGS Nos. lO4 and O6 Federal street near First
strcot-One of which contains seven rooms. aud
the other two rooms. The lot fronts 80 4-l2 feet
and Is 50 feet deep.
This property Is now renting well. II Will be
sold entire. or divided, rs may seem best at the
time Of sale
TERMS one third cash: the residue I'm four and
eight months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added, secured by trust-decd.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO..
&c DOW # .Su&tdtds AuctiOneers.
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nor SALE AT AUCTION, BEAUT1-
Il FUL AND DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND. LOCATED on
RAILROAD STREET OPPOSITE RANDoLPH-
MACON COLLEGE. AND CONVENIENT TO
THE DEPOT.-By request of Ira Aver. Jr triis-
tee under deed from the heirs Of jane +. James
and Clemens james, deceased, will sell at aUc-
ton, upon the premises,
THURSDAY. JUNE 2s. 1883,
at O'Clock Z. W.. the following described REAL
ESTATE: 4 LOT OF oil or ID containing
FOUR AND THREE QUARTER ACRES. lying
upon Railroad street opposite RancOlpil-MscOn
College. and having thereon a L W O'STOR1
DWELLING containing about nine rooms. kitch-
en- stable, &c. Surrounding the dwelling Is a
beautiful grassy yard filled with shrubbcry. flow
ere. shade. and fruittrees. This property Sll be
sub-divdcd into lots according ~ plan 10 be seen
at the auctiOnecr's Office. and which viii be eNhib-
lied at sale. Parties wishing 10 attend this sale
can leave Richmond by the or > l.. NJ trains and
return upon the L. VI. For the benefit OF non
residents VIII say tina; Ashland Is pretty, healthy.
and prosperous. and the society uncXccptiOnahlc.
Trains run at such hours would suit the business
of nearly any person.
TFEMs: Liberal. and made known nj sale.
After the above sale will offer the ADJOINING
BEAUTIFUL AND WELL-hSOWN FRO
PERTI, belonging to Colonel Ira Aver. Jr.
GEORGE f.. CRAWFORD.
Real Estate Agent and NOtc-Broker.
te 10 od5t
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VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY

' FOR SALEM order To close a cO-partner-
ship the undersigned viii sell on
SATURDAY. july 7. 1SS3,
on the premises. hy public auction. that VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY NJ Louisa Courthouse. Na.-
erected and operated FOR some time under the cor
poratc name Of" The Louisa Millingand Mannfac-
turing Company"
This handsome property was completed I'm 1877.
The building Is 2S2NjO feet the main part being
about one third, Is three stories, and is covered
with tin. while residue l. two stories and is covered
with shingles There is also brick enRiue-rooin
22NlS feet. covered with tin. There are four
mills-hark ,Kcystonel, plaster corn and sumae-
with complete gearing In this building all operated
by a FlRST-CLASS 4O-flORSE-POWE Err IN
CINE made by Talbot & sons. Of Richmond. Va.
The building + NJ the depot. Immediately on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway with platform of
go feet from which an ears are loaded. 4 Staye-
mill has been recently operated with success on the
premises. and all the appliances such - Steam
Chests. &c. are yet there
No scarcity Of water. This property could be
used Touring mill ut but little cost outside OF
bOltir g-clOths. elevators, SC. This Is handsome
property ami a good opening for a business man,
and can be bought privately, If desired. before day
Of sale un terms 70 suit purchasers. For fur ther
particulars apply To j. II. CRANK.
Louisa Courthouse, Va;
f. W. CIlILES,
Mansfield. Louisa county, Va;
W. H.. BIBB. Attorney.
Louisa. Va: or 70
Il. Il. CHAFFlN & CO.
eli Richmond. Va.
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After suffering twenty-five years with a painful
Dry letter, aud trying many physicians, | was AZ
last relieved by The use Of Swift's Specific, aud 1
oheerfully commend it 10 ali similarly afflicted.
REV. |. X. BRANHAM, Macon, Ga.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC

Is not triumph Of science, but Is revelation
through The instinct OF the untutored savage, and
/. a complete antidotc to all Kinds of Blood Poi
son aud skin Humor.
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FINANCIAL.
sTOCK EXCHANGE,

WEDNESDAY. June 81. 1883.
sAtKs-rmsr BoARp.-ss67 81 Virginia new
o. fr.c,,ons. NJ 55K. si05.75 do. at 55h; 10
shares Petersburg Railroad at 24s; 10 shares
rn.r,o,,c. columbia and Augusta Railroad at 20.
syroxn DoARp.-6,OO0 Virginia new 3's at "a.
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EIOuI.

Flour-we quote: ne. s30s3.50. super1ue
S3.5O@s4: extra, s5@S5.2j. common family
xb.2J@S5.50: Patent family. s6mS7.
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FEEIGliT.

FREIGHT.
Freigh: received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smlthheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. CT;
NewberB, Washington, and Tarboro', y. c., and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia Old Point. and al regu-
lar landings on james river, at LOWEST RATES,
| and through bills Issued l.. b. TATUM,
lea SuporlufpDdant.
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BY Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
Il AND LOi, SOC WEST LEIGH STREET.
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated 9th May. S.
and recorded I'm Richmond Chanccry Court. -. b.
lis G.. page 800, 10 secure the payment of certain
notes therein secured, I'm the payment Of which de-
fault has been made. and vherras. being required
so to DO by the holder VIII sell, on tie prcmi-
scs, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 80. 1888.
az O'Clock i. W.. that HOUSE AND LOT, No
SOC west Leikh street. fronting 40 feet on the
north side Of Leigh street near the corner of Gil
mer street. and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash rs 20 expenses of sale and $500
with interest from 18Th May, 1889, and the resi-
due rs announced at sale.
J.. f.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., AuctiOneers.
IA
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BY George 6. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF NEAT, COM
- ARATlyELY-NEW FRAMED DWELL
ING. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS, LOT 17Xll4
FEET TO AN ALLEY IN REAR, No. 507 CA
THARlNE sTREET.-By request Of the owner,
We viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 2. 1883,
at 0 o'clock L. 81. the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. This property will yield large interest
on the Investment.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at sale.
GEORGE ;. NASHON & son,
fe 20 Auctioneers
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. June 81, 1853.

RICHMOND. June ~, 1885,
OFFERINGS.
WHKAT.-Red. 52S bushels.
CoRS.-White. 692 bushels. Mixed, 900 bushels
OATs-l 900 bushels.
MEAL.-32 bushels.
PEAs.-l4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN.-whiic, 1872 bushels very good AT csc.
Mixed. 100 bushels prime at 63c.