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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-23
REA1 ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY. TlIATC'a
4 VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ofA-l
Ms. Won Gronngs. at the cOrnerof plcaslnfs and
Nineteenth streets 2OuN 800 feet. with u.gui fcCnt
shade-trccs. -hru1s, flowers, &c. FINE, LARGE
BRICK DWELLING. easily divided info TWO r'--
licences: also, a SMALL FRAMED COTTAGE.
Low price and long credits. Apply lt once 90
GRUBBS & APPIBeON.
Rcii Estate Agents. &C,
my S-cOdGt No. : north Eleventh street.
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AUCTION sALEs-.-This Day.
BY sutton & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Aucu'"''
IIOs Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF vArOND'N
pRIcK-YARD PROPERTY
~ THE WEST END, EMBRACING ABOUT
rwENTY-FoUR LOTS
IN THE PLAN OF HARvTE, FRONTING oN
BOTH SIDES OF JAcQUELIN AND
KEylPER STREETS,
WITH ALL THE MACHINERY NECEssNi'
TO BE USED IN WORKING A
A BRICK-YARD.
-. 80 oo,1on Of a certain deed Of trust 70
III i.ti ~ ftustees. and of rccolu ~ w
ciorL.. ofiice Of the Richmond thAnV., III a. nrh
r;cc County Courts. we shall proceV" :" - -
iic onction. ON me premises. on =, ,eoa
Wti} - n the PROPERTY lgcaied IS
~ "V TEn yinDisnow IN good workiing ,unul-
above. ~ ~, ,,istonfiai and we'll built clamps
u1h, WIZ bccn recently erected at c"hsluti aplc
VIZ. rio clay IS Of good puthty' an9 nan ~
I'D hard brick that Is very sdi'oic !" "'''
market. - ,-oeopf bieh prlcc for
nv t,,,tors mi. property very yalulDic' ais'
.icofton which Is so near the bulk Oh ulc pa,,,
ing nov going on IN the cry ysrJs
rsn he delivered az less COSY liah
which Is occupied by the Hl'n"Eci VI wv '
also, stables; SHE aec. THOMPSON BROWN,
j. ID. IIORSLEl;
my12 i'"''e~-'
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4 TLANTIC-C0AsT LINE.
AND PETER~BUEG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
IN EFFECT MAY IS. 1853.

LEAVE RICHMOSl-S SOUTHWARK.
l1:3l 4. NJ daily, connC.HuE l'"r NDrinlk. Pa
leigh, Charle.'.U. savannah. and kl1-
rida. stops lt DuwrF blr, Gene
trails. and Chester. f...mlL -f0cIcr
New York 90 savannah.
1916 l. VI. FAST NAIL. daily. connecting f..r
Charleston, savannah. AND Florida.
This train makes uo loeI. -tlI- PULL
man sleeper ~ I-lir-fDu t. tll..'-t.u.
Cos p. VI. ACCDhMODAIl1N. elly except
sunday.
6:5s A. ". freight. daily except sunday.
KS p " sunday excursion.
LEAVE PETERSEURC-NOET Flw iRu-FE0W APP
DONATION DEPOT.
ass \. VI. FAST Wall. daily. Nih.- uo local
stops. Sleeper Charleston t1 Ma-A-
ingtOu.
7;0s AN. ACCOMMODATIONS. daily except
sunday.
3;2s z. VI. daily. Stops 90 Chester Con,rali1.
and Drcwry' Bluff. Pullman sltcrcr
savannah fs New orb.
Dos T. VI. freight. daily Except sunday
t23 p NJ sunday excursion.
Al daily passenger trains make close connection
AZ Richmond for aii points north. east. and west.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE 10
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond ll.3I 4. VI. daily. Arrive NOr-
fox T.. VI.
Leave Norfolk l2:43 p. ". daily. Arrive Rich
mOnd 4:29 L. ".
y. T.. KENNY. Superintendent
I. VI. EMERSON. General PASSENGER Agent.
SoL. HAAS, Traffic Manager. my IL
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NOTICE.

The parties interested I'm the above cause. ana nil
creditors OF Charles Il; Montgomery. deceased. are
merely nollneI tnai have nxed On the t0wn-hell
OF the town OF Ashland AS the place, and JITNE
~, 1883, ut lO A. NJ, rs the time, for execn,ins
the requirements Of said decree
X. IL. CARDWELL,
s.vns rc Commissioner.
my l6-Tu4w
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
HANOVER CIRCUIT COUNT,

'i"' IL 1000
II Ii. COX, j. VI. LEAkE. AND {. VI.
AI' MoOLtOLh, partners under the style Of
Cox, Ieake Co.. who sue for the heucGt Of
themselves and all other creditors OF Charles r.
Montgomery deceased. Plaintiffs,
Against
ID. l.. Jones, sheriff Of Hanover. and As such aa-
ministrator Of Charles X. Montgomery. deceased,
Ehza VI Montgomery, Andrew Franklin Mont
Somery' ". \. Kelley and sally X. his wife.
Lucy bntier' James :. Waldr0p and Willie f., his
WE, Henry Silas Montgomery, Charles "
montgomery, Gertrude Cross Montgomery. and
Kate Mcdowell Montgomery, the last live OF
whom are Infants under the age OF twenty-one
years, by j. 4. Brown. their guardian. at item
assigned 70 defend them IA this suit Defcn,lante
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LOTS FOR SALE.

We have FIVE VALUABLE BCILDtNG-LOTS
Main and Franklin street,. TEN LOTS on Mar
shall between 1hirty-ihird aud Inlrty-iOurth
streets. and some TWENTY OR THIRTY LOTS
ON Nicholson. Lester. and Lewis streets. in Rock
cts and Fulton for sale al low prices. Apply 10 r.
G. GODDlN, 37Osk Lester street. Rockets.
T.. ". GATES aud
JOSEPH l.. HUBBARD.
my 16-eOdGt Executors of II. W. Tyler.
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rIIIRsDAY. NAY "a. 1883.

at g. O'Clock p. W.. the aforementioned REAL
FsTATE The LOT fronts 80 feet on The west
line If Ilarvc street and runs back between paral-
lei lines 100 feet. This property Is clinlly To-
Gated. living in 'hc midst Of the Wc,t-tnd I'M
proycmenf-. and should attract spirited bidding.
TERMS: ono third cash: balance &c six and
twelve months. for notes. q per cent. interest add
ed and title retained until the purchasc-mOney l.
paid and conveyance ordered ~ Court
GEORGE j. HOOPER. JR.,
Special Commissioner.
EfrpNAN Tr~ppFU. AurffOuffr. my
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FuRMAx TurrEn, Auctionc ,.i' '''' my /.
fIHMAN IVITLII' NHVIIVI'tI' ny 70
- ALE OF TIL L MAGNIFICENT
.FIsH-POND" ESTATE, on JAMES RIVER.

In pursuance Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Nelson county. in the chlncCry causes If Rix-
eys administrator, &C, rs. Hall. &C.. aud ID. H..
tordOn rs. RiNry's administrator, &c. the under
signed commissioners viii offer for sale AT pubic
auction, At The depot of the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad, in llowardsyille, A,bemarle coun-
~, VA Ut about II VI. on the
9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1853.
that MAGNIFICENT ESTATE On JAMES
RIVER. in Nelson county. ahOut two miles above
H0wardsyillc. Alhcm1rlr county. known a, " FISH
POND" formerly owned by the late Alexander
Mo,c'cy, Esd. containing about l,nSJ ACRES OF
LAND. Of which about $50 acres are Jamc,-riycr
l0wcr0unds. including &" Big-Sycamorc" island.
This estate has about five miles river front. W.
ing IN the form Of horseshoe. with depot at
on IL. Excellent DWELLlNG-llOUS -, good out
houses. an orchard of cnuiccly- -Clectci trees and
accelerated hsh-pond. Has GWO LIMESTONE
OTAEkIES living directly on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad aud j. thought 10 contain vein,
of iron ore; {, well w7tered, and from the dwell
ing-h0use pOrche, there are picturesque views ~
james river tie Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. and surrounding country,
This Is probably the finest estate IN Nelson conn
" on james river. and has The unusual advantage
of being susceptible Of division into smaller Farms.
II Is convenient 70 churches. and the neighborhOod
offers fEc social advantages.
II VIII be sold as a hole. or I'm parcels 10 srit
purchasers. and the terms of sale which viii Doc lib
cral. viii De made known ON the day of sale.
Parties wishing t0 attend the sale can leave
Richmond In the morning and return 10y the eve
ming train.
The le can probably De confirmed att special
term in June.
ANY further information will Doe given by adj
dressing j. II. HuHSLEN, E-tl.. at Arlington depDt.
Nelson county. OF j AME~ PEASANTS. ESQ. attOr-
ney at law, Richmond.
ROBERT WHITEHEAD,
CAMM PATTE~ON,
j. ID. llORsLEl.
nv O-2tawtds Commissioner.
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~ 'NeNI"' iAs'thscf Tram, Stop 40 Nun Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Tram OO-Ncw York aud Atlanta Ga wash
tngtOA aud Danyille.
Tn Train 52-Illchmond snJ Danyille, and
Washington aud Augusta.
tickets sold % all points south. southeast aY1
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NOlay-oYer checks given on local tickets.
VI, SLAl GLITTER,
SOL HAAS, frame Manager
I. NJ. H. lAiCorr, General Manager. my2O
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ROOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
HAD scRoFuLA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS.

HAD sCROFULA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS.
| have suffered from Scrofua about seventeen
years. The disease being mostly confined TO my
legs and ankles, my shin-bones were covered with
large ulcers and one mass of rotten flesh, and the
odor almost unbeaable. All remedies and treat
ments which tried failed 10 do me any good. Al
last began taking :. :. :. continuing for about
four months, and AN CERTAINLY WELL. !
took = = = under the supervision Of physician of
twenty-six years active practice by your order
Previous 10 taking = s al times could scarcely
walk. Now can walk ali day. and have TO thank
$. ). ;. and 1t only for nv cure.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
81 Foundry street. Atlanta, Ga.
$1,000 REWARD
will be paid 10 any chemist who Will find, on ana,y-
sis of 100 bottles 5. s. =. one particle Of Mercu-
ry, Iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
Write for the LITTLE BOOK, which will be
mailed free. my lS-lw
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AKIN UUMORS.
=.
w ONDERFUL CURE OF "A LAD
" TWELVE YEARS OLD, WHO FOR
EIGHT YEARS, FROM THE
TOP OF HIS HEAD TO
HIS ANKLES, WAS
ONE MASS OF
sCABS.

My son. lad twelve years Of age. was afflicted
with tho worst form Of Eczema for a period Of
eight years. so vlrulent was Il that from .he top
Of his head 10 within few incEes of his ankles he
was one mass OF scabs which refused to yield to
any treatment that was attempted. Every remedy
that was suggested by friends or physicians was
tried In vam Anopathy, homeopathy, herbs
roots saltwater baths. haxsced poulticcs, soaps
olntments. aud. In short, everything that could he
done 10 eradicate the disorder seemed only 70 ag-
grayate Il. and the child's life became burden 20
him. aud the expense of the various experiments
was a constant dram upon our resources. -
My wife, reading the Advertisement OF The I q IL
CUHA REMEDIES In one Of TIE daily papers. re-
solved 10 make one more ATTEMPT AT cure. tlh9
disease was now cncroachiDg upon ms lace, anu
seemed incurahc.) ] gave reluctant coh-eh, W
The proposal and an interview was soiiRht WIN q
famous lady physician II New \ Ork' who intue
most thorouyh examination Of the clse- anc prom
iscd cure without the least hesitation by nc use
OF yonr CI-TICURA REMEDIES. IN on WIN
thcrc WIS a marked change; the raw ana angry
sores began 90 grow pale ana along Jug "ulc'
scalcd or and rs time on the' began 10 a.
.nrear entirely. until 40 The present wiring the
only Nesfigo e. one small SPOT upon INC i"Ie'iih'
scarcely visible and fist disappearing.
Thus after eight years OF expense ana anNlciy'
we have the intense satisfaction oi seeing tlc
chtld - in a. fair and smooth ms II was before lhls
dr.aAful cutancous disorder attacked him.
sincerely yours, . ,,-,.,-,r
(iAS. EANRI IIINkLE.
HI NN I
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Arrive All
Mtronil 500 NJ 1850 4. -. s.35 p. w..
Passenger trains connect 90 Wet Point d1liy
except sunday with steamer, ior Baltimore aud
the North
Freight trains leaving Richmond 40 $50 4. NJ.
ana 900 +. N. will have pas,cnsor-colch.s at
folk and weston railroad for falmyilir. lvrch-
burg and an southwestern pulnt-.
Train NJ. 30 through passenger. nsataIfefa-
lions, connecting 20 >utferlis's witl Million and
Nulherliu NarrOw-tiaugc railroad Tor Milton. af
Greensboro Tor $40 points ou salem Branch. 4t
Atlanta Tor tIl points >Oufh ami Southwest. Ia
salisbury for all point. on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. % Through Messenger aud msiu ,fops
AZ All station, connecting 40 >utlrriiu'. witl Mil
ton and ~unrriiu Narrow-t,tug rtlirl.I ION
Branch and North Carolina div sion .at ClafiDtte
WIN thar.otie, Columbia nd August. railroad far
Columbia. AUeustl. ~aVRr nah. and ffOri.ia roinfs
Trains from The south arrive 40 Ricuma1n III
4:55 T.. VI, 600 \. NJ, and l:I6 4. NJ. and from
West POin' 40 lO:20 A. ". Passenger. aud s.SS
L. VI. aud $40 T.. ". fFreightl
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Richmond al no. 0l............ ......s.sO M.
Arrive -
N"@'Heiu' - '''''. 7:lU T. NJ
RETURNING.
Goalneli a. (No. iU.................... AN
Arrive 40 - NJ
hI'ihlVhs ...........s.4t A. NJ
All regular passenger trains stop 40 Bon Air.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT MAY %, I-s3.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TOO A. NJ. MAIL daily Except sunday. con-
meeting ~ Iyncnburg with Virginia
Midland railway for all points
north, and Norfolk and Western rail-
road for knOXille. Chattanooga, A.
lanta, Nashville, Louisville. Mem
pills, New Orleans, and all points
In the sOutL, southwest, and Texas.
Day cOachrs, Richmond t. Lynch
burg; sleeper. Lyuchbrrg - New
Orleans and Memphis without
change.
41OP. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily fexccpt
sunday between Richmond anc
,cOttsYllc
$50 p. 81. NIGHT EXrEEss daily lexeert
sunday bcrwccn Richmond,
Lynchburg, Lexington. and Chfion
f0rVf.
500 A. w. SUNDAY EXCLUSION between
RichmoudaHd Scoftsville; stopping
az all intermediate stations.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
9:25 +. ". NAIL daily except sunday.
1915 \. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily lexceps
1920 A. NJ NiGHf EXPRESS daily except
Monday.
7:3O 7. VI. SUNDAY EXCLUSION.
COSNLtIlONs
At Richmond with associated railways Tor ~
points south. aud Richmond, fr,derlcAsDuf. anu
Potomac railroad for an points sor,h 1900. ,,.
SieeDing-c0r 1nGched 10 figd .tSYTfssy ~
LyncfJUrg md Lcringf5n. Bcrihs,sl t"bfheh-
burg. and 1925 20 Lexington. ,,.ts,..,.
Wall trains stop twenty minutes 81 'i''"'"
Adventure Tor breakfast and supper. .
BIS BARBOUR,
nv % General Freight apd Passrngtr A2eht,
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RIcHMoND BAZAAR Gp
Nos. 143s AND 144O FRASRLIN strict.

THIS DAY
nj q O'Clock our usual sale Of HORSES, MULES,
and VEHICLES VIII take place.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
au vehicles that may be contributed TO Tie sale.
Ne have been requested To- name one elegant
PUAETON, with very stylish FAMILY HORSE
and a fine SET OF HARNESS.
J.. Il. COOK.
myo3 Au-tiOnCcr.
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ii'''Bg 1000 Main street and chesa-
General Passenger Agent.
a. W SMITH General Manager. INV -
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedu.c

III AND POTOMAC EAiLEOAD'-Hchtltlc
NAY IS, 1883:
600 4. NJ leaves Byri-~irect station daily; stops
only go Milford and lradcrich-hurt.
sleeper from Jacksonville % Wash
lngtOn.
500 \. NJ leave Byrd-Strcct station daily leN-
ccpt >undaysi.
4.4e p. NJ. leave, Byrd-Strrct station daily.
sleeper from savannah to Sew York.
lll3 A. NJ. arrives az Byrd-~treft station daily.
Slcspcri rDm New York o. savannah.
BOG =. NJ. arrives. Byui-~tIrrt station daily
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford, and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
tDJack s0uyile.
0:fSP VI. arrives 20 Byrd->irect station daily
except >uudiNsh
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPI SUNDAYS:
G.23 \. NJ. leave. Elba; arrive no Ashland 20
1913 4. VI. St0u- tt Hungary.
400 Z. determination. leaves Brpl-~frD.f
station; arrive, 40 Ashland 40 jU-
f.. VI.
7:2s Z. NJ. leaves Elba; arrive 40 Ashland lt
s.OS =. " stops 40 Hungary.
GO5 4. ". arrives ut ElhI: leaves Ashland lf
J:2s AN. STOPS 90 iUu-sry.
S:35 4. NJ. accommodation; arrlf.- lf Er.al-
street station: leave Ashland at 1875
A.
6.IO Z. VI. arrives az Flha: leaves Ashland at
J.3i u VI. stop. %. Hungary.
G. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
+. T. ID. MYERS, General ~uUtrnt ...rrf.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
Only ONE DOLLAR 10 sGss!Lsi-
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS,
AND ~ TO WASHINGTON ID. c.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CONPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT tDkI, NORtOLh, ORIS-
MOUTH. AND JAhtS.2lNtR LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT. AND WASHING
TON,D G..
BALTIMORE, ANpTHF SORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SNiTifFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LES> THAN HALE CHARGED
By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE 70 NOKEOLh, fl.0G LIMIT.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $500 : y"
FARE TO WASHINGTON. y. G., $500.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
WAY-LANDlNG FARES FROM 2jC. TO 9OC.
MEALS. Toe.
The spacious and elegant steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
2. G.. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, MEDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY, at A. NJ. Tor aboyc-named
places Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk at
& A. NJ. arriving a. Richmond ~ about Z. NJ
Through tickets on sale on steamer and AZ Car
b0's Agency. 1OOo Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
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CUESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

4 Nj TNNT y
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1858.
DEPART RlCHMOND: Louisville ana lncln-
natl express 4:sO T.. NJ. daily: mail, 9;l9 a. VI
daily except sunday Ashland. by, ana ooluui-
bms Ohio. night express 1910 J.. ". dally teteetg
sunday: for NOffolh ana Ola Iglhi. sly =. vi.
TIE $3.50 p. NJ. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond ana 'naiI"''1'-
yille NJ r,-
Arrive RICHMOND: From the West $40
A. NJ. lexccpt sundays i. VI. daily. ana o.3O J..
Io.tb A. VI daily Except sunday. and lo;zu T.
VI. daily from old Point except eunday' from
Norfolk. ,- e.
RichmOnd 20 Cincinnati daily. and FROM CHAR
l0ttogyilIe Z. 81. daily 10 LOuisslur "lihohi
Ticket-Onices: 1000 Main street and Chesa-
P''''' '''' ~. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
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2.45 PM. 1904. 6.ooP.N.

Pasg'r daily tte.gnl dai- trrssfdsiiy
eHct sunday l.c Smd'y cN. sunday
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WOOL WANTED.-IIaving orders d.
w rect from Factories. we are enabled 10 pay
"highest cash market price " for WOOL. delivered
TO any wharf or depot, or 10 our store. 1904 cast
Cary street. Rcmittanccs promptly made. sacks
and shipping-tags furnished free. Correspond
ence solicited. II. WALLEESTEIN a. son,
1904 aast Cary street. near Twelfth.
P.S.-Parfies having large lots to sell and by in
forming rs will call ON them.
my 2-dW. FG Suln CWIfn
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by Williams & Dowe.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
rtovcuth street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT At
Y TuE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CAM
AND FOURTH STREETS AT AOCIioN'-'"
WEDNESDAY, MAY %. 1883
ot = O'Clock p H. we viii sell. IN The premises, llg
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY above Ie eI,il,l
To- THO improvements consist OF bhith
bVFIITNCi with eignt rooms and BNlth
KITCHEN with TWO rooms. forming very com
Portable residence property. with access from both
back from Canal street 10 admit of large store
being built on that street az TIC corner without In
iury To the dwelling, thus afordinc 6rst-ratc op-
portunitv for securing % good husucse-stand ana a
dwelling at the same time. The LOT
fronts 30 feet and runs back great depth to an
allcN. .. , NOUN.
TERMS: Very easy. WILLIAMS & ROWE,
my, ~ AuctiOuccrs.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH s@EF
4 ss.szss&s. "a
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appolnled sllIIng days: Ivory TUESDAY and
FRIDAY AT II NJ, aud every SUNDAY al
4. VI.
Freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed TN ll.3O \. VI: for sundays steamortin
Z. VI. saturday. Freight received daily til
i. ".
Fare. ~.
Tor further in formation. apply ~
}. ". MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Office Rockets.
". L. CLYDE & co.
no 30 General gents.
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By William Goldsmith. Auctionccr,
1214 Vain street.

SPLENDID STOCK OF GOLD
n AND SILVER WATCHES, SIlNERM ARE,
AND CUTLERY FOR SALE EACH MORN
Int at 1880 \. VI. and 1870 T. VI. TN STOCK
tnuet Le sold IA; any sacrifice 10 close ont c0nsgn
mnt Nv 3lst May. 4 rare chance 70 secure bar
gains. 40 limit. .. .
Next trade sale THURSDAY MORNING. May
3Ief when an immense stock OF DRN-GoODS.
BOOTS. and SHOES, &C., VIII Dc offered. The at-
icnt0n of dealers j. particularly called 10 tnls SAFE
Please note date. WILLIAM GOLDSMITH,
nv 09-0t AuctiOnccr.
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By Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
lOlG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FRAMED DWELLING SITUATED on
TIIF NoRTIIWFS'T CORNER OF FLOYD AND
nkRVIE STREETS.-By virtue of q decree Of
the Chanccry Cont of thc city Of Richmcnd en-
tered on the llth day Of Nay. 1853, IN The sut Of
Davis and ais. rs. Lyons *, the undersigned.
special commissioner, will sell by auction, on the
uremtseS. ON
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EOR BALTIMORE. Ac-1.l.. =,
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE Will
sail every SATURDAY "a l.. VI, from POWTiA-
TAN DOC Il, 40 Iwcnty-tDurth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of hiding signed and goods for
wlrdcd with dispatch 10 poiuts North and West
Freight received daily until . u. NJ.
For further Information. apply 10
". o. KNIGHT, Agent.
ID. j. WEfsIGER, Soliciting Agent. De ~
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RAILROAD LINES.
ri q ~ -;
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT MAY -, l-r3.

AND A l. l. &c II ANY
II. RAILROAD.
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THE lORk-RlFER LINE
TO
RAJ TlNORE.
steamers RIA this line leave West Point Tor
Baltimore daily except sunday.
suash' tickets 10 baltimore. 81 so
rs
LEAVE
RICHMOND (RICIlMOND AND DANVuLE
RAILROAD NlRGINIA-STREET DEPOT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT 215 4. VI.
ARRIVE
AT BALTIMORE AT 1880 AN
For Tickets, Timetables, and all Information,
call on A. ". CAREER x co, 1000 Nam street
depot. ~ "~"''''
s.ate-Rooms and Berths secured ea app,ca,lou
Al THIS once. Nj. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
sam No. Tenth street.
'"L haas, franc manager. NH ,
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WANTED. A SUIT OF FOUR OR
w FIVE ROOMS, within five minutes walk Of
pOst-Oficc. Please address l.. 4. g..
care Carrier No. l, city post-oiicc.
my lS-F,Su&W3t
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WANTED. $4,000 FOR TW O
w years. ut six per cent. PAYABLE semi-annu-
ally. Security ample and prompt interest secured.
Addre,s G.,
my cost Dispatch Office.
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DRUGs. MEDICINES. de.

Write for the LITTLE BOOK, which will be
mailed free. my lS-Iw
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

the first Governors of Mass. From
Bunker Hill monument, if you pos
sess the requisite strength to climb by
winding stairs to the top, 196 steps,
you get the best idea of the city and
its surroundings. On one hand you
see Cambridge and Harvard college,
GU the other Boston Harbor with its
ships coming in from the ocean, OF
Boston Commons and near it the
gilded dome of the Capitol.
The Exposition Cor Fair as they
call it, is divided into two distinct
departments, the Foreign and Amer
lean. The buildings are about one
half mile apart and you pay a separ-
ate entrance fee. In the Foreign
Department the art display is quite
attractive, and there are many curios-
tiles, relics and rich fabrics, from
China, Japan, Greece, Turkey, Italy,
Germany, England, and South A.
merica.
Very sweet string music is furnish
ed by a band of Spanish Students and
and a Hungarian Gypsyband.
In the American Department the
State of North Carolina and Tennes-
see are, l believe, the only States re-
! presented as such, and excepting
these the display is nothing more
than might be expected from an Or
binary State Fair.
1t is by no means my purpose to
attempt to deterone who may wish to
make the trip to Boston from doing
SO. The journey, with the large cities
on the route, the beautiful scenery
and the Fall River steamers, which
are simply floating palaces we'll repay
n for the money expended.
H, r.