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Bricf News ttGNlS.

The first consignment OF New Zealand
apples has been received in San Francisco.
As arples ripen there in months CORE
spending TO our spring. IT Is possible that
a good trade will be developed.
decision Of the Congregation Of Rites
at Rome that the custom OF having ga
burners initiating candles on the altars OF
Roman Catholic churches must stop will
create q revolution in this country.
4 train of ears near Birds Point, Ar
kansas, was on Saturday week stopped by
the caterpillars, which covered the iron
rails for miles. and brought the ears to a
stand. The woods are entirely stripped OF
foliage, and the fruit crop is ruined.
On Sunday last the dead body of a man
was discovered suspended by the toes from
a trestle-work on the line OF the Pitts
burgh and Western road between Wam-
pun and Wurtemburg, Pa. The remains
were identified as those of section-hand
named Walsh, who had been struck by a
freight train.
The Governor OF the Soudan has tele-
graphed TO the hhediye, reporting that
after the battle OF the 10Th OF April the
rebel forces We're pursued. Two vessels,
COUlllltllucu respectively by HICKS IdcDa
and Yehieh Bey, cut oil their retreat at the
passage Of the Nile. \ majority of the
native chiefs submitted to the Egyptians,
and the Governor is sanguine that the
Others will follow their example.
George Alfred Townsend, better known
as "Gath," was interviewed in New York
on Monday evening by Mr.. Duncan Harri-
son, who complained of letter to the
Philadelphia Times, in which his sister,
Miss Maude Harrison, an actress, had been
alluded to I'm n disrespectiul manner. The
reply of Mr.. Townsend not being SatlSiac-
tory, the aggrieved brother planted a blow
that Frustrated the ready writer and made
him see stars. Mr.. Harrison prevented
any interference from the police by rapid
retreat, and Mr.. Townsend retired into Sc
clusion.
The trial OF an action by Israel Vein
stein against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company TO recover $4,000 damages foI
the loss Of his right leg by being run over
AT Altoona june 10, 1882, was begun Tues
day in the United States Circuit Court
New York, before Judge Shipman and
jury. WeInstein was travelling on free
pass, and was riding in cabooSe attached
to a freight train, when he fell OF and wa.
run over. The company contend that In
accepting the free pass he obligated him
self by the printed contract thereon to as
sumo all risks and responsibility against
accidents.
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GALE OF THE MAGNIFICENT
FIsH-POND~ ESTATE. on JAMES RIVER.


In pursuance Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Nelson county, IN tie chancrry causes of RiN-
ey's administrator, &C, as. Hall. &c, and ID. III.
Gordon IS. ElNfy's administrator, &C.. the UNDER
signed commissioners viii offer for sale ~ public
auctions q Tie depot OF The Richmond and ALLIE
ghany railroad In liowardsyille, Albcmarle cOun-
~, Va, ut about IL VI. on the
9TH DAY or JUNE, 1888,
that MAGNIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES
RIVER. IN Nelson county, about two miles above
Howirdsyille, Albemarle county. known as FISH
Pond formerly owned 10y the late Alexander
MOscicy. ESD. containing about LOSS ACRES OF
LAND, Of which abou. 23u acres are Jamcs-Tiycr
lOwgrOunds, including " Big-SycamOrcn island.
This estate has about five miles river front. ~
ing in the form of horseshoe. with one depot (it
which there Is pOsr-ofiCel and one dag-statiOn
on n. Excellent DWELLlNG-llOUS good out
houses, an orchard of choiccly-sclccted trees. and
Accelerated lsh-pond. Has TWO LIMESTONE
OF ARl;lES lying directly ON The Richmond and
Allegheny railroad. aud T. thought 90 contain veins
of iron ore; is well witcrcd, aud from The dwell
ing-house porches there are picturesque views Of
james river, the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
rold. aud surrounding country.
This Is probably the finest estate m Nelson cOun-
" on james river, and has the unusual advantage
OF being susceptible of division Into smaller farms
II T. convenient 10 churches and the ueighhOthOod
offers fue social advantages.
IL viii he sold as 4 hole. or In parcels 90 srit
purchasers and The terms OF sale which VIII be lib
eral. VIII he made known on the day OF sale.
Parties wishing 10 attend the safe can leave
Richmond In the morning and return 10y the eve
ming train.
The sale can probably be confirmed at special
term I'm June.
ANY further information will he given hy ad-
dressing j. ID. llnRSIEY, Esd Al Arlington depot,
Nelson county, or JAMES PLEAsANTs, rsq- attor-
ney az law, Richmond.
ROBERT WHITEHEAD,
CAMM PATrESON,
i. 10. HORSLEl,
my lo-3tawtMy2otdtds Commissioners.
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THE Paris Diamond Thief Convicted.

A New York telegram says: James H..
Marriott. who stole $4,000 worth Of dia-
monds from Franz Kramer, a Partisan
jeweller. and fled to that city with his
sweetheart. Marie PereuX, who has SINCE
becoine Ms. Marriott, was again on trial
Tuesday before Judge Gildersleeye. Mrs.
Marriott. richly and becomingly dressed.
sat beside her husband. The defence was
an effort to show that Marriott received a
promise of immunity from Deputy-United-
States Marshal Bernhard before he con-
fessed. Mrs. Marriott was one Of the wit
nesses who testified to this effect. The jury
dolibcrated for only twenty minutes. con-
yicting Marriott but recommending him 10
the mercy Of the Court. Mrs. Marriott was
much affected and was supported from the
courtroom. Marriott was remanded to
await sentence. lie may be sentenced 10
State prison for from five to ten years.
His counsel will appeal from the conviction.
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BLACK CL0UD.-A few days ago the
famous trottiug stallion Black Cloud was
sold by the estate Of the late Andrew Cut
ter. OF Parma, Mich, 10 NJ. V. Wagner.
Ed, mayor oil Marshall, Mich. The noble
animal passes into most excellent hands.
The purchaser is not only an admirer and
lover OF good horses, but is also a most ex-
cellent businessman, and a man OF great
energy and enterprise. He has placed
Black Cloud in the hands OF that noted
driver, Peter V. johnson. Of Chicago, who
will campaign him this season. Under his
excellent management we expect 10 see the
horse accomplish wonders.
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,8irI,moad 9lspa!th.
TnURsDAY....."..... MAY ~ 1865


nov CROWD WOUND UP An EXCURSION
prv. ROWS, RAzoRs, AND PIST0IS-fWo
INNOCENT MEN SHOT.
fCharlottc, y. G.. Journal-Obscrver.l
Captain Mike Land, who carried out The
return excursion train 10 Columbia Mon
dsy evening, and Captain William Clark
CON. who carried ont the Statesvlle-bound
train. each had crowded cars. Plenty OF
Uo,lor was aboard, and before either uaih
had left the city many miles the drunken
Messengers began 10 "raiSe CAM" W heh
\ few minutes out two negroes got 10 ngh'--
inc on Captain Lands train, and one OF
them was cutting the other all 10 pieces
with a razor. Captain Land cndeaNorcd
10 mt n stop 10 the row, when the negro
who had the razor turned upon MN
and struck at him sayagely. The "a
DOR siruck Captaln Lands hand. iniiict-
inc q deep and painful wound. Captain
Land drew his pistol and fred nj tue negro
who dropped the razor and ran through
Tho cars until he came TO the baggage-car,
and seeing that he was pursued, he Jumped
from the car, and went headlong down an
eubankment. The train was stopped, and
n Marty Jumped off and captured the negro.
Ue was taken on board and carried to one
OF the towns along the railroad ana paced
in iajI. where he will be held until he -
brought 10 answer for his lawleSsness.
Cautain Lands cut Is very severe one
The negro who was assaulted on the train
was hacked in terrible manner, but VIII
live. There were several other rows on
this train, but none serious.
The train that pulled ont for StateSville
held the crowd that took the cake. 4 good
many colored people were aboard win
large party of young men. 1he cars
smelled so strongly Of whiskey that the
people living along the railroad were maze
drunk as the train passed by. ana lhe at
mosphere was blue with profanity and thick
with flying fists. 4 man could hardly
stand up before he would he cuiied over
and TANNED under the seats. Eyes that
were bleared and pulled from drink seemed
TO be the iavorite targets, and the rapidly
with which they were closed and tea up
i'm crane was astonishing. Every other man
had an eve in mourning, and those VINO
could keen their teeth i'm Their mouths
considered themselves fortunate. The bght-
ing gradually narrowed down 10 mn issue
between the blacks and the whites, ana
whom the train reached llunterSVille open
battle was declared. The white men drew
tbe;r pi,tols and fred into the crowd
standing around the depot. The hring
was commenced just aS the train moved
out Of Huntersvllc. and the bullets in
tended for the negroes went wide OF their
mark and struck into a crowd OF Specta-
tors standing near the depot-two OF
whom, both students going TO school ut
Huntersyile. were wounded. \ bullet
passed almost through the left loot OF
Mr.. Julius Potts, innicting an exceedingly
painful wound. Another bullet struck
Mr.. William Worsham i'm the left Shout
der. making a serious wound. The bullets
were extracted by the local physicians.
Who the parties were who fired the shots
is, OF course. not known, and it is not
likely that they will ever be brought to
Justice.
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UCTION SALE OF \ BEAUTIFUL
~ LITTLE FARM, WITH COMFORT ABLE
DWELLING AND OUT-BD lLDiNGS on THE
NINE MILE ROAD. ABOUT TWO AND \
QUARTER MILES EAST OF THE ClTI.-At
'hc request of the owner we VIII sell by public auc-
ton, on tie premises, ON
MONDAY. MAY -. 1888.
~ , o'clock Z. VI. that bclutifully-locatod FARM
OF 49,, ACRES, fronting on the best graded road
leading ont Of the CITY. known as fhc Nine Mile
road. with q comfortable DWELLING and out
huildmgs well # pure soft water, nice orchard Of
choice fruit. hi, little farm 1GjOms DR.. EOdckcr
and ligh-Mcadow tract. The ncighborho0d is
very thickly settled with the best OF ncighbOrs.
and school-house In sight More land can be-
boz ght near.
TERMS one third cash. balance at one aud two
years, with per cent Interest.
II. .CIIAFFIN & Co.
my 20 AUcflOuefra.
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FISuERMEN'S DEPOT.
~ ~ 77T7--7-"---7----
GENE -TWINES,

, ~',',. W.. MS a=ssssN@
SElNE-LlNES. ROPES, YAwi>lNG.
lORhS, CORkMOOD, SkIM-NET~
FL NJ, lis DRlFT-SElNES. and HAUL
\, ms IN stock and made 10 order;
MACRANL -LACE TWiNE. All Sizes;
CARPEI- WAkPS, All colors;
COTruN-lAkNs, SC;
SAIL-DUCkS; W."
OlL-CLOTHlNG.
l.. LICHrENSrEIN & SONS.
corner seventeenth and Frauklin streets.
sole importers of the Lion brand SEINE Thread.
and importers Of other brands. my
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
had scRoFULA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS.

| have suffered from Scrofula about seventeen
years. The disease being mostly confined 10 nv
legs and ankles, my shin-boncs were covered win
large ulcers and mass Of rotten flesh' and the
odor almost uubearable. All remedies and treat
ments which tried failed TO do me any good Al
last began taking :. : s, continuing Tor about
-four months, and AN CERTAINLY WELL /
took = :. = under the supervision Of physician OF
twcniy-six years active practice by your order.
Previous 20 taking = SIS at times could scarcely
wall. Now can walk all day. and have to thank
=. :. :. and It only for nv cure.
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
"a Foundry street. Atlanta, Ga.
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FREIGtIT.

Freigh: received daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smithhcld, ana Hampton; Washington, u. c.
Ncwbern, Washington. aud TarbnrO', y. c.. and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also for
Eastern shore Of Virginia, old Point, and 1ll regu-
lar landing. on James river, al LOWEST II ~ Is
and through bills issued. l.. b. TATIM,
"a 30 HuptriufCndent.
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GOD AND CREATION.

~ Published this day In Richmond, New York.
b.. y. HOwlSON, Vol. > y0., with full and co..
pious Index. published I'm the best manner and al
the low price of -. and upon receipt of price will
Dc mailed 10 any address. mi, important work IS
the product Of the thought and study of thirty wears
and deal, with he deepest problems thai have ever
engaged the attention aud affected the destiny OF
man. WEST, JOHNSTON q 90
my 10 Puhlishcrs
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CATAWRBi.
cANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.

cANFORD's RADICAL CURE.
MAN COLDS. wATEIy DISCHARGES FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES, RINGING NOISES
!. THE HEAD, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. AND FEVER,
INSTANTLY RELIEVED.
CHOKING MUCUs DIsLoDGED, MEMBRANE
CLRANsED AND HEALED. BREATH
swEETENED; SMELL, TASTE, AND
HEARING RESTORED, AND RA-
WAGES CHECKED.
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, DROPPINGs INTO
THE THROAT. PAINS IN THE CHEST
DYSPEPSIA, WASTING OF STRENGTH
AND FLESH, LOSS OF SLEEP, &C.
CURED.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Sol-
vent aud one DR.. Sanford's inhaler. I'm one
package, of all druggists. for 81. ASK for SAY :.
FORD's RADICAL CURE. a pure distillatlon OF
witch Hazel. Am. Piue, Ca. Fir. Marigold' clover
blossom. etc. . ~,
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co"
Boston.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
1 BRICK DWELIISG And STORE. No. BOB
SOUTH SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD. At AICTiON.-By yrtHe Of a deed
of trust from Hannah l.. stout 10 the undersigned.
dated lqih October. 1851. and recorded I'm RicL-
mOnd CnlucCry Court clerks Office. ID r. 10 H.,
plgc 90. and of an order Of the Richmond
Chancesy Court cutcred Nay / /, 1888. in the suit
Of Todd n ais rS. stout Il 0iS.. default having
locn made in Tho payment of a certain negotiable
noic therein occurred and at the request Of the BEN
cdcary 10 SAID deed. viii sell III auction. ON the
premise. on
MONDAY. MAY IS. 1883,
M %. o'clock =. W.. the PROPERTY described IN
said deed, a., follows: All that LOT OF GROi Nd,
improvements thereon. lying I'm the city Of Rich
mond. on the east side OF second street between
Canal and Byrd streets. bounded rs i0llows-tO
wit BEGINNING on the east side Of second street
20 point distant 30 feet south Of Canal street.
thence running 30 feet on Second street south
wardly. thence running back between parallel lines
- feet 90 an alley I'm common feet Wide. and
bounded on the south by the property Of John G..
Andrews.
TLis property IS in very nice condition. and will
rent well. proving good investment for The pur-
chaser.
April 81 lSS3. ON credit as 10 200, due Octo-
hcr 10, lsS3: the balance. II any. ,u twelve
months from date Of sale. NEGOTIABLE note 60 De
given, with per cent. interest added secured by
q deed Of trust ON the property.
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
sale boy FRANK ID. HILL CO., Auctonccrs
my II
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THE LATEST BOOKS.-An UneXpect-
4 ed Result. b.. Z. Roe. Zoe; The Freedom Of
Faith. Munger, Sl.JO; From Poukapug 10 Pc,th.
Adrlch, sl.2j; Ten Gielt Reigi -ns. So: The
Real Lord Byron. $3.50: \ Book About Eose,-
How TO IrOw aud show Them-5uc.: Beyond
Recall "a novel;, 81; Nights az the PLAY. go
CARLTON MCCARTHY & co.
my / > 500 MAN street. RirImond 4,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

MINORS INSTITUTES OF COMMON
vi AND STATUTE LAW. Volume 4. IN TWO
parts. second edition, revised and corrected,
containing the practice If the Inv In civil cases.
including the subject Of pleading. Price. Slf.
just published. Also, Volumes l and =. third
edition, revised aud corrected. containing The
rights Which relate 10 the person and go things
real. Price, SO.
j. ". RANDOLPH a ENGLISH.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

DOANOKE STABLES. a.
~ - Ic1N
Having completed INV HIRING and SALES
STABLES, On SEVENTH BETWEEN BROAD Avn
GRACE STREETS, would Inform my friends and
The public generally that nave as IOOD TtrI\
OUTS as can be furnished In any hrst-cI,.. stable
such rs BtGGlS, DRAGS, PHAETO\S "a,
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S SADDLE.UoRSts
Also Keep FlRSl.CLAsS HORSES FOR ale SAT
lstaclon guaranteed. Patronage solicited
WILLIAM \. WALKER.
NV ---o' Proprietor.
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A TLANTIC-COAST LINE.
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
IN EFFECT MAY -. 1883

LEAVE RICIIMOND-SOUTHwARD
11:3l a. VI. daily. connecting for Norfolk. Ra-
leigh, Charleston, savannah. and !lD-
Tida. stops 40 Drewry's Blun, Gene
tralia. and Chester. Pullman sleeper
New York tO savannah.
3:l5 L NJ FAST NAIL. daily, connecting for
Charleston, Savannah, and Florida.
This train makes no local stops. Pull
man sleeper Washington o Charleston.
O:OS /. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
sunday.
Cos 4. ". freight, daily Except sunday.
s.5s - A. sunday excursion.
LEAVE -NOHTHwARD-FROM AP-
pONAIION DEPOT.
ass 4. VI. FAST VAIL, daily. Makes no local
stops. sleeper Charleston % wash
inEtOl.
7:0s An. ACCOMMODATION, daily Except
sunday.
3:2s r. VI. daily. stops at Chester. Con,rala.
and Drewry Biul. Pullman sleeper
savannah p" New lorA.
DOS T. VI. freight. daily Except sunday.
4a2S p, n sunday excursion.
NJ daily passenger trains make close connection
at Richmond for ail points north. east. and west.
THE ONLY ALL-RAfL ROUTE TO
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond 1881 a. VI. daily. Arrive Nor-
fox J.. VI.
Leave NaTtot 1913 p. NJ. daily. arrive Rich
mOnd f.29 Z. NJ.
j. R.KENLN. Superintendent.
]. VI. EMERSON. General PASSENGER Agent
Sol. HAAo' Traffic Manager. my IL
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ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

COLLINS'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
~ PLAsTERS For the relief ana preven,t,io ,
riIR INSTANT 1T rs APPLIED. OF hleuini,, lsi,l
Neuralgia, sciatica. Coughs. Colds weak ohch'
stomach, and Bowels, shooting rams Hulnuh ~
Uystcria, Female Pains, PalpliatIon, DysIcp "a
{y'r CoinDlaint Bilious Fever. Malaria, anG ltp-
denies. use COLLlNS'S PLASILRs ian Ell;C-
'rR"C BATTEkY combined with POEbl1
PIASTERl, and laugh nj pain. zoe. everywhere
my 24-Th&oa2t
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Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elias
tic Glue on EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mends
Everything SOLID A. ROCK HARD AS ADA
MANT.-FlRM AS GKANlTEl!l New scientific
Discovery -ScyOluicnizes the LIQUID Glue Busl-
ness of The World!! ROYAL CLUB is ABSOLUTELY
URbreGkdbie and IRSepdrJbieI ASAMSONIAN
GIANT among other Clues and Cementsl MIL
LIONS of People are sing Royal Glue and MIL
LlONS MORE Must Have III! No Heating-No
Picparntion-Always Ready Always LIQUID,
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
Every Kind, Metals, Patches ON Leather and Rub
Der Shoes, Book Backs. Bnc-a-Brac. and Every
thing Else with inseparable Tenacity. MANI
fACIUREES OF Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass Gum
latbels. Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Card
Nard, on Cloth and Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing, Stihening and Glueing Purposes,
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. The
News OF It's Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
breakable Qualities, lis Great SDvDOthness. Flexi-
blllty and Strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer 10 AnOiher,i LIVE SALES
MIN Job Thousands Of Bottles Of ROYAL Glue To
Druggist, Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
dreds Of Bottles u Business Offices aud Families
25 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover;
by NAIL, POSTPAID, 10 cenisextrl. Manufactured
by j. l.. OMEARA a co,
l34I PENNSYLVANIA ave, Washington. ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every CITY and Cour-
~ throughout the United states, Canada, Europe
and South America. Sold by Druggists. GrOcers
Siau0ners, HARDWARE and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied by BURR
4 BRln6tS, 1908 Franklin street, PURCELL.
LADD Co, POWERS, TAYLOR & co, Rich
mond' Va fe2s-lv
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ByE Il. Cook, Auciioneer.
"a Ninth street.

THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK | WILL
4 sell as above large assortment Of GENTEEL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS,
HEDSTEADS, BUREAUS
WASHSTANDS. CHAIRS, SOFAS,
SIDEBOARDS, SAFES,
TABLES, LOUNGES.
HAIR and SHUCk-MATTRESSES,
FEATIIER-BEDS. HOLSTERS, and Pill
LOWS.
RTFRIGERATORS. COOLERS, &C.
ALSO,
Several SHOWCASES. COUNTER-SCALES,
Large COFFEE-MILL. with plated hopper;
one PATENT OlL-CAN, win pump ana measures
complete:
TEA-CADDIES. GREEN and BLACK TIE rs,
BAKING-POWDFRS, CONCENTRATED LNE'
Two COMMISSIONS &C.
These goods must bc removed Immediately, 10
make room for other consignment. ,
sale positive. J.. IS. COON.
my "a AuctiOncer.
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by Quarlos & McCurdy,
Real Estate brokers, Agents. and Auct;Onecrs,
1912 Main street.

GALE At PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON
- THE PREMISES. OF TWO DESIRABLE
PIECES 81. PROPERTY SITUATED, Oh IliE
PIKE JUST BEYOND TIE CITY LIMITS,
CONSISTING OF \ BR1Ck DWELLING AND
4 BRICK STORE ADjOlNlNG.-By request of
the owner we viii Offer FOR sale, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.1Ss3.
~ o'clock 4. W.. the above PROPERTY. Tho
DWELLING Is large. ard contain, about seven
rooms and thr usual out-hou-, and conycnicnces
on a. lot Tie BRICK STORE adjoining COM
tlius. besides good st0re-room, about five rooms.
All Of this property Is well aud subs, ntiIlly built
aud I'm very good order. Tie lot has a front OF -
feet. and runs blck about 10 feet.
THIS property hGus situated on very public
and much-u-cl MorOughiarc. convenient 90 All
points. aud Icing just outside OF the city ~ s sub
icct e. small taxes. ana should command attention
of those see king good investments.
TEANs: VIII bclihcral. and anuounccdat sale.
OUAELES & MCCURDi.
my p Auctionc.ls.
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The spacious and elegant steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United stafcs mailJ

carrying United states MALL
T. G. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY, al A. NJ, Tor ahoye-namoG
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk az
i A. NJ, arriving ~ Richmond at about Z. ".
Through tickets on Gale on steamer aud ~ Car
ber's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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Iiy Thompson Br0Wn & %,
Real Estate Agent. and Auctioncers,
liz MAIn .irnei.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
L II. JAMES STEEET-By virtue of deed
of trust from Benjamin Walker 10 The UNDER
signed. dated 81 January. 1877, and recorded i'm
Richmond Chanccry Court -. b. 10 \. page
16j. To- secure The payment OF certain notes. On
the payment of which notes default having been
made aud being required 50 10 DO, will .ell, on
premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1eS3,
at o'clock Z. VI. that LOT i'm the city Of Rich
mOud. with HOUSE thereon. No. 1910 north -.
James street fronting % 6-l2 feet ON said ~.
James street. and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet TO AZ alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS by consent OF an partic. Interested
cash q, 90 one third. and the rcsidu, iu six and
twclyemOnths, interest added. and secured by deed
Of trust. \. q. APPERSON. Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROwS * CO., Aucti0necrs.
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