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National Republican., 1883-02-26
AT HIGH PRESSURE
what Comes of straininE the Machinery
Wrecks ALONE the Road.

We are n fast people. From our atmosphere down
70 our methods OF doing business every force Of our
career seams to be in the Of stmulant Hence
al sorts of nervous and brain troubles which are
daily driving men and women to the insane asylums
or to suicide AB a matter OF course the Kites and
yutures OF so.caed medicine get fat on the sale Of
postrums for these diseases. Sufferers waste for
times and what is even more valuahle-TniE-intest
ing this trash. Don't dose. stomach saturated with
ombottled compounds and dscoetions never In the
world attuned set ofJangled nerves to harmony and
music. BENsoNs CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
acknowledged by the medical profession 10 be the
highest and best product OF skill and experiment in
the direction Of n remedy for the numerous ailments
erouped under the general term, nervous disease.
How does It work. Simply enough, 1t reaches
IN seat of disease by absorption through the skin,
which, when oogged, vitaies the action OF oil medi'
cine. The Capclne Plaster penetrates like the eleo
trc current hut In no other respect does It resemble
the Advertised electric" humbugs, 1t soothes the
irrltated nerves, and exces the torpid organs to do
their duty healhfully
In the highest medical circles of Europe and the
United States, and among the most intelligent people
the rare and scientific merits of BENsoN's CAP.
CINE POROUS PLAsTERs have been known
and appreciated for many years. Don't give up your
own case until you have tried these plasIers, Price
25 cents.
seabury & Johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists, New
York. Highest awards-medals-at Internationa
Expositlons. fe2tsw2t
National Republican., 1883-02-26
Appointments and Promotions.

Trhe following changes in the War depart
lMnt clerical force were announced Saturday
Kdiutant generals olIlce-Mr. Jesse B. Caldwell
fHNaryiand, appointed clerk of class /, vice John
EFulontun, resigned; T.. A. Hill, of Maine, and
dnry y. Gregg, OF Illinois, appointed to first class
lElrkships; Arthur B Mason, first class clerk,
JAncd, to take effect March 81 next; George O.
IIIksOn, of Virginia, appointed messenger, vice
DfHln l.. Ripple, deceased.
A1urgeOn generals o1ice-John ]. Beard pro-
id Hted TO n Clerkship of class ; ]. w. Phillips,
rlVmoted to class l, vice Charles X. Dimmet, re.
IAned Henry Rutgers Cannon, George w. Weed,
y lVNaryland Thornton Washington, OF Texas, and
UG. Baker, OF Kentucky, appointed to Sl,OOL
d lrkships.
llunrtcrmaster generals oflice--Fraucis Nc.
d arhany, promoted to class /, vice W. Il. Plerson
Sllgned, and John e. Stlllman, appointed to class
National Republican., 1883-02-26
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current IRA nsoctlons at the Various Dis
trict Offices.

The following building permits were issued
Saturday: To Martha Stitt for brick DWELL
ing on II street. between Second and Third,
at n cost of $1,000, and to Mr.. b. II. Warner,
for two brick dwellings at cost of $780, on
First street near NJ southeast.
Tho plans for the proposed apartment
building to be erected Mt Sixteenth and II
streets have been submitted to the inspector
of buildings and approved by him. A de-
scription of this building has already been
published in the real estate column of THE
REPUBLICAN.
The commissioners have approved the ap-
plications for liquor licenses of William Cox,
Maurice Fitzgerald, Archie Hayes, William l..
Hughes & Co., Owen f. Murray, and Christo-
phcr PoEgensee.
The commissioners on Saturday transmitted
to the house appropriations committee state
mcnt prepared by Auditor Tichenor of the
deficiencies in appropriations for the district
for the fiscal years Of 1881 and 1882, as fol-
lows: 1881, treasurer and assessors Office
5000; inspector of buildings, $144; fire de-
partment, $3.50; total for 1851, $S7.33. For
1852, executive office. $11.55 attorneys Of
flee, $500; fuel, ice, gas, &C., for district
offices, $l7.77; Washington asylum, $l2i.6l =;
transportation of paupers, SI24O work on
sundry avenuesand streets, $3,73SO5; current
work of repairs to streets, avenues, and alleys,
i
street lamps, S2,OS926; fire department,
| $16566; health department, S130,37; public
schools, $75i.17; rent of school buildings, ST.
472.57 total for 1882, SS,661Gz
A fresh gang of men, horses, and carts will
be put on the work of filling the old canal
| tomorrow.
The commissioners held board meeting
Saturday, at which the claims for extra COM
pensatiOn made by the contractors Of the
boundary sewer, growing out of the caving in
and flooding of the sewer, were undor con-
sideration. A delegation from the school
board were also given an audience, and vari-
Gus school matters discussed.
The commissioners have permitted four
hcrdic cOuches to make their stand ut Sixth
and B streets.
The commissioners have received from the
| President an adverse report by the attorney
! general on Governor Buffers proposition to
settle the suits in the case of Samuel Strong
| against the district ON the basis of the award
made in the district courts, and entering judg-
ment for the amount awarded in n suit pend
ing in the court of claims. In the opinion of
| Mr.. Brewster the court of claims has no ju-
risdiCtion over the cases. as ho thinks IL will
be found that the Strong claims are within
the class rejected by the board Of audit and
hence excluded from consideration by tho
court of claims. Furthermore, he thinks the
provision that no suit pending in the courts
of the district on the collection of n claim
based upon contract should be in any manner
prejudiced by the provisions of the act giving
the court of claims jurisdiction over district
claims, which would operate to exclude the
cases from the court of claims.
National Republican., 1883-02-26
Ladies, Read This

THE PALAIS ROYAL takes pleasure in announc-
ing the arrival of part of the New Spring Stock. The
goods mentioned below the correct styles for the
coming season, and positively guarantee in some
instances lower prices than charged by large New York
retail houses.
National Republican., 1883-02-26
The washington Light Infantry Fair.

A meeting of the committee of arrange
mcnts in charge of the Washington Light In
fantry fair was held Saturday night, when q
large amount of business was transacted
Among the prizes which are to be voted for is
diamond pin for the most popular member OF
the Order of Elks, diamond billiard cue Tor the
most popular billiard hall or club, gold watch
for the most popular ice wagon driver, n COM
plete outfit for the most popular base ball
club, aud numerous other prizes. Mr.. L. X.
Ward was appointed committee of one to
exercise general supervision of the voting for
the BARRIERS chair, which was donated by him
The donations arc reported to be coming in to
tho entire satisfaction of tho committee, and
the indications are that the fair will be O
grand success
National Republican., 1883-02-26
pIstrlet socinI scIcncc Assoolntlon.

The regular monthly meeting of the Social
Science association of tho district was held
Saturday evening in the parlors of the Spcn-
cerian Business college, DIR, Henry Randall
Waite in the chair, who spoke of the aims of
pended mainly upon practical wisdom and
work. Miss Anna LOhman Smith presented q
paper upon "The Useful Arts Mt School,"
which was discussed by Prof. James II. Blod-
gett, Mrs. Zorah G. Ford, Prof, A. Montague,
and others, and Mrs, Spencer made report
as delegate to the ninth conference of chari-
tics and corrections at Madison WIS.
National Republican., 1883-02-26
SATURDAYS Police Court Notes.


He'll Hoovers case, for obtaining money un-
dc false protenses, was continued until next
Tl irsday.
William II. Hoover, one of the dishonest
drIvers of Frank Ward, was committed to
.iaa to await the action of the grand jury.
gam Patch was sent to jail for sixty days in
cad h of two cases of stealing meat from Henry
Hummack.
Eoseph NJ. Bayard was committed for the
GRIND jury in default of 5000 bonds for second
oAJ Jnse of petit larceny. This time it was q
cldlk from james Haley.
William w. Gould was fined 800 for selling
LOTTERY tickets, from which an appeal was
ndied.
tYilliam +. Higgs was sent to the work.
hid Use for ninety days as vagrant, and his
sol, George Higgs was sent to the refrom
sell oOl during his minority This is the case
OF distress that was mentioned in Saturdays
I'D PUBLICAN.
trhos. Evans was charged with wasting Po-
todnac water in his houses, Nos 1li6 and 1454
Cdrcoran street, but the case was dismissed.
JOseph Wilson, alias Haushaw, was sent to
thl wOrShouse for ninety days as n suspi-
ci us person. He had n lot of property in his
pdl session supposed to have been stolen.
Iames b. Williams and Henry Gray wero
boI h fined 50 for profanity. Gray, who is a
COZ bored oyster shucker, paid the fine, but Will
lialms, an oyster boat captain, was committed
in default,
AToseph Callahan was sent to Jail for sixty
da1ys for stealing clock from an old cOlored
md IN named Aquilla Barton.
1Joscph Haunan and Thomas TOmmelson,
twio young men, were fined So for insulting
sci lool girls.
Frank Jackson, a cOlOred. boy only 8 years
oldi, was charged with stealing set of har-
neTss from Nelson Falls, rector of St. Alban's
chi lrch, but was released on his personal bond
onl account of his youth.
Abtewart Wilson was sent to the work house
fol ninety days in default of $50 fine for in
sum ting ladies on the street.
National Republican., 1883-02-26

IA TORPID liver, stomach out of order, di-
stive apparatus weak, and the brain, in con-
quence Of these disordegs, over sensitive to
|eItion or to any unusu& circumstance, and
Q formula for "crank" is complete.
Iyer's Pills will rouse up tho liver, regulate
N functions of the stomach and bowels, the
ed brain win be relieved, and the head re-
me its wOnted lerel.
National Republican., 1883-02-26
ReaI Estate,

Deeds showing the following transfers of
i estate were filed for record Saturday, as
bwn by report to j. +. Olmstead;
bn street south (65 feet by II feet inches on
lurh street east, suDlot % square slS, the heirs
civilian H. Ward trustee to William B. Jack
h and George /. Senilerle, $500.
bn Blake street, between Fifteenth and Six
Nnth streets west sublOt 50, square l9l ~ feet
Int by SO feet, James Robbins 9 al. 10 Edwin +.
yhes, 81, ,l2G2O
lbn Ii street north, between Thirteenth and
IurtCenth streets east west part of lot 10, square
cIS (iO feet front by l75 feet o inches, John Jay
'tOX 10 Michael Culhane, nominal.
I'll COUNTY,
I.e Droit Park-Lot and part of lot 3, block 10,
H., Barber & Co.'s subdivision, Andrew Langdon
j Ial. 10 Lucy q. Prindle, 5000.
National Republican., 1883-02-26
A Card.

Having just accepted the agency Of the
lbrld-renOwned Mason & Hamlin organ, we
Ag 10 inform our customers and the public
Inerally that we have now, and will always
I've ON hand, a full and complete stock Of
Iese magnificent instruments, A call and
lIaminatiOn is respectfully requested.
JOHN f. ELLIS q Co.,
937 Penn. avenue, near Tenth street,
National Republican., 1883-02-26
AZ tic NNhnrNra.

Harbormastor Sutton has reported the fol-
lowing recent arrivals at the river front ::
Schooner Chingaara, Capt. Blank, GO,0O0 feot
lumber for w. w. Mccullough; sloop John
Williams, Capt. Green, 100 bushels oysters
pungy Chief Capt Swami, 600 bushels
oysters; sloop G. w, Driver, Capt Southerd,
800 bushels OYSTERS
National Republican., 1883-02-26
DIG BARGAINS.

DIG BARGAINS.
Satin Striped Plques cents.
Lace Striped NainsOOk, "a cents.
Plaid NnlnsOOk cents,
Wamsuttu Muslin ~ cents.
2ls yards wide ShTting Cotton, e5 cents.
Cream Damask Table Cloths, 81 cents.
Lot of llbbnns D cents yard,
Hamburg Embroidery, from cents yard
A3 INCHES WIDE,
All.Wool French Chudda Cloth, G2k cents.
COlored GrOs Grain Dress silk, Al.
Black eros Gram Dress silks, el 81 % fLE0 si76, ST.
20 Inches wide, all wool French Cashmere 80 cents.
Cream Table DamRsh, 20 "a, and 90 cents.
Bleached Table DamAsk, 50 O., and 20 cents,
SAtineA All New Patterns
Ingram Carpets, 90, 62, and 70 cents.
Brussels Carpets, % cents
Floor oil Cloths, new patterns 81 cents.
Nottingham Curtain Lace, -, 81, 81, and 90 cents.
National Republican., 1883-02-26

IA LITTLE precaution taken in time in the
z ape of a reliable and eilicacious Liver Reg
i Iltor will in most cases prevent illness and
al consequences. No medicine IN modern
nes has gained a wider reputation than
hnmons' Liver Regulator manufactured by
+ II. ZEILIN q Co. This justly celebrated
l,dicine Regulates the Liver, promotes diges-
IN, and fortifies the system against malarial
bcases
National Republican., 1883-02-26
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to
Henry w. Lawson and Mary l.. Wright,
both of New York city Horace Bailey and
Ada Waters both of this city; Hiram John
son and Ella Cole, both of this city; Alfred
Barlow and Fannie NJ. Queen, both of this
city.
National Republican., 1883-02-26

Great oaks from little ncorns spring,
Great aches the little toe-corns bring;
But for every corn
That ever was born,
ST. Jacobs Oil is just the thing.
National Republican., 1883-02-26
TayIor s. HHy,
o33
Pennsylvania Avenue.
To the Ladies !

If you want to see our low
priced Gowns, Chemises, and
Drawers you must ask for
them. They are not soiled and
injured goods, set out on a
bargain counter. They are
new, fresh garments, and as
well made and nicely fitting
as our most expensive ones.
They are made of good cot
ton and are plain and neat,
and it is economy to buy
them instead of a trimmed
garment, made of ha bby
goods, that will not wear.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
nay oyERCoATs,


HOLIDAY ovERCOATs,
HOLIDAY ovERCoATs,
y. d. SPENCE SON,
Ed. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
HOLIDAY SUITS,
eO3 MAIN STREET,
eoa MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY sCARFs,
HOLIDAY sCARFs,
f. d. SPENCE & son,
E. II. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
HOLIDAY GLOVES,
+. b. SPENCE & SON,
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR,
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR,
Z. b. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFs.
HOLIDAY HANDkERCHlEfs,
r. b. SPENCE & SON,
E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
T.. b. SPENCE & son,
y. b. SPENCE son.
HOLIDAY SHIRTS,
HOLIDAY SHIRTS,
9o3 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOODS,
E.B. SPENCE SON,
f. b. SPENCE SON.
[de l2-codI
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A daughter of Minister Sargent is max
ing a speciality OF the eve in her medical
studies at Zurich. Miss Sargent is grad
uate Of an American medical college.
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Hence II Is that the great precautions taken
by fishing and hunting parties to secure
generous supplies Of medicine against Ia
rantula bites ~ an unnecessary trouble.
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4 UCTION SALE OF a NEAT FRAME
"a DWELLING, No. $50 NORTH FIRST
STRt ET.-By request of The owner We viii sell by
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1883,
at O'Clock y. NJ, the PROPERTY located a.
above. The DWELLING contains six rooms.
bath, water &C.: also, good stable. fronting on
wide alley. The LOT has front Of 23 by l2O
feet The property Is In good order, and rents
readily at az per month. Parties I'm quest OF good
paying investments viii do well TO attend the sale.
u property answering % the above description 4,
greatly sought after al this time.
TERMS: Unusually easy. and made known at
time Of sale. CHEWING x kOSf,
ne 10 Auctioneers. f.
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overrun. Judging by their character, 1t
may be presumed that they 60 to the place
provided for cats, where ali Is well with
them. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
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DOVES TURF OIL.

RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1888
EAR SlR.-For fourteen years. Just
- uneer nv knoe~jOint, had AN intOlerable
ncniDg which came on every winter, and when
bed, on getting warm, twas 80 se:ere felt as II
could tear the flesh away To get rcl.ef 1 used
every medicine recommended. as well as our best
physicians, during the fourteen winters. Nothing
olL, and two applications entirely removed II.
A. j. BYRNF,
n - :, No. 27l4 Clay street, Richmond, Va.
TO s. y. Docs.
Price, zoe. For sale by all druggists. no2s
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FINANCIAL.

DASH TO INVEST.-AN ENERGET-
~ &c, PRACTICAL BUSIN ESS-MAN. with
CASH CAPITAL, DESIRES TOINVESr IN some
respectable and paying branch Of mercantile or
manufacturing business with a well-c tablished
and reliable firm In Richmond. Lynchburg. or
Danyile. Va, or In some other thriving southern
city. Beet Of references given aud required. ADJ
dress e.. ". r., Charlottesville. Va.
dc lS-dlm&wlm
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In execution of a decree ef the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond, entered on the 18th
day Of November, 1883, IN the suit OF james Al
fred Jones, trustee. rs Joseph Aliens admin
istratOr &C., and Hewitt, &c. 90. Allen &C. will.
as trustee ana special commissioner thereby APP
pointed, proceed sell at public auction, upon the
premises subject 10 the contingent night Of dover
therein Of Mis-. Virginia VI. Allen lwife OF Rich
ard 5. Allenl. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1883.
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, that TRULY-VALUABLE
JAMES-RiVER FARM above mentioned. IL
contains. about 7O7 ACRES, Of which about 200
acres are iowgrOuads. not eXcelled by any similar
quantity of land on James river. About 275 acres
are highlands. in "A high state of cultiyation-ma-
king about 500 acres of cultivated land of the
first grade, and the balance Is in original forest
growth. ,-
The improvements consist of LARGE BRICK
AND-FRAME DWELLING, containing about
ten rooms; LARGE BRICK STABLES, EARNS,
and all other necessary Out-hOuses.
This Is an estate which Will not only afford INCH
enjoyment rs a country-hOme, hut will at the
same time yield Il large return upon the invest
ment, and ask special attention oil all III want Oh
such property 10 this sale. -.
Possession will be given January l, 1854.
A plat of the property can be sea at The once
of the auctioncer.
TERMS: one fourth cash the balance a. one.
two, and three years. for negotiable notes, With q
per cent interest aud the title to be retained until
the whole purchase-moncy Is paid and convey
purchaser win be required TO give negotiable
notes, payable semi-snnuaIly, or he NAV, n he 50
desires, pay the whole purcbase-money In ca-h.
or THE SAME DAY.
and at the same place. will proceed to sell at
public auction all the Personal PROPERTY
thereon, consisting In part Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
WAGONS. GEAR,
HORSES AND MULES,
CATTLE. HOGS. AND SHEEP.
PLANTATION TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS. AND
UTENSILS, &C, &C.
TERMS OF SALE Of Personal Property will be- as
follows viz. All sums Of $50 and under, cash I:
and over that amount, negotiable notes al ninety
days, with interest. and satisfactorily endor ed.
will be taken.
Persons who desire 10 attend this sale will he
furnished with free transportation by applying %
the auctOner or before the Isl lns ant. Train
leaves Eighth street ~ 900 \. VI.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Trustee and special Commissioner.
no %. %, %, II. 3O&Dec.2.5,7,9 ,l3,l6,I9,2O
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poison.
Mercury and potash have made more cripples
than war, pestllence, and famine combined.
Po1sON.
FOR LADIES.

FOR LADIES.
have been using for month or two in my
household swift's Specific Is. :. ST., the greater
portion Of 1t having been consumed by the female
portion Of my family, and with the happiest re-
suits. II acted like a charm OH my wife. who had
been bad health for long time, and for whom
have paid hundreds Of dollars for doctors and
medicines. began to build her up IRON the first
dose. Another female member of my family took
itwith equally satisfactory results. II Is certainly
the best tonic for delicate ladies that have ever
used and have tried them all. have no doubt
that want of exercise, close confinement IN poor
ly-yentilated houses, scwer-gas poison, and mala-
rial poison often produce sickness among our
wives daughters, and sisters and believe swlft's
Specific Is the remedy for all this sort OF blood
poisoning. FL. JONES, Up,
Quitman, Ga.
Our Treaties on Blood and skin-Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
THE SWIFT PACIFIC COMPANY.
DC l3-lw Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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SUTTON & Co. Aucnonecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING
i LOTS ON Union HILL OK

THURSDAY, DECE,iBER 2OTH.
COMMENCING At O'CLOCK =. W.. TPON
THE PREMISES. RtSPECTINELN.-lntN ccl-
ton OF % decd Of trust. ,luly recorded viii -,I
on the day named above tie following property
t. wit:
First. LOT ~ southeast corner Of J. ana
TWENTY --eyenth streets. fronting 50 feet ON TsFru-
V-seyenth street and running Dack 1870 ftt' O. tu
alley 20 feet wide.
This lOt l. on the line OF the beautiful avenue o.
lakewood. aud T. a pretty site for residence
second. \ LOT ON the south side Of . street h,-
tween Twcuty-eighth and Twenty ninth street.
2Sn by 1872 feet 10 an alley ! 5 feet wide.
This property lies we'll and VIII be good in
yestment 10 the purchaser.
Terms: Made known ~ sale.
DC IL NV BOWIE. Trustee
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f: VERY ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS
+: PRESENTS.

our CHINCHILLA MUFFS and COLLARS
SILNER-IIAlR MUFFS and COLLARS. lMiTA-
TION SEAL MUFFS and COLLARS, and BEA-
WEIR MUFfS and COLLARS.
You will also ind RACK HAIR CAPES from
75c. 10 $3.50: BLACK MUFfS, 81 30 and Sl.75;
FUR TRIMMINGS, from one to ten inches wide,
25c. to 81 per yard BERLIN JERSEY GLOVES
at 25c.; VERY FINE KID GLOVES at various
prices.
our LINEN IlANDkERCHIEFS. both for la
dies and gentlemen. are very tempting al the fig
urcs we put them.
In CORsE1s we have IN established reputation.
Astonishing prices I'm JEWELRI. UNDER
GARMEENIS for ladies and chldren-worsted
eOods-completc outfit for children.
We are sill leaders in MILLINERY, and espe-
cIally when IL comes to prices. Best quality Che
nile and silk POnpons, two for 2jc Our Hats
marked down. our Ostrich Plumes and Tips
are the talk Of the day. Beautiful Flour Bouquets
from 25c. up. samples displayed IN show-win-
dow. KAUFMAN & co.,
de 16-Su.W& Sa3t 4l3 east Broad street.
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AUCTION sALEs...ruture Bays.

AUCTION SALES~..Future pays.
BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Asctioneer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
VALUABLE JAMEs-RIvER ESTATE
UPPER TUCKAHOE."
LONG THE SEAT OF THE RANDOLPH FAMI-
LY AND FOR MANY YEARS OWNED AND
OCCUPIED BY RICHARD S. ALLEN.
ESQ, LYING AND BEING IN THE
COUNTY OF GOoCIiLAND,
ABOUT THIRTEEN MILES FROM RICH
MoND, on THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD, WHICH PASSES
THROUGH 1T, AFFORDING MOST
EXCELLENT TRANsPORTA-
TION FACILITIES.