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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-18
Society and Fashion Notes.

The season OF fashionable lie mas practi
Cally opened In Richmond, and promises
to be unusually gay this winter. A mum
her OF marriages have recently taken place
Many Others will follow between this anC
Christmas. Miss Virginia Cabell, one o.
Ricbmond's society bellies. will be married
10 Baltimorean, Mr.. Howard Tyson, mex
Thursday. The ceremony will take place
IN Baltimore, and at Christ church, Rev
William Ruter officiating. A number o.
prominent people from Richmond are ex'
pected TO be present.
The latest novelty In wedding invitations
is a large band OF white gros-grain ribbon
tied in lovers knot on special invitations
to particular friends and relatives.
The wedding Of Miss Vena Wicks. oil
Fauquier county, Va, to Mr.. Louis n.
Mccoy. of Baltimore, took place in Balti-
more last week, and is OF interest to many
persons in Richmond. Miss Wicks is de-
scendant OF General Foreman, OF Revolu-
tionary fame, and a niece Of Ex-Governor
Seymour, OF New York. Mr.. Mccoy is q
weil-known society gentleman of Balti-
more, and has many friends here. The
ceremony took place at ST. PauPs Protes-
tant Episcopal church in Baltimore. DR..
j. s. b. Hodges officiated. There were six
bridesmaids and nine ushers. The bride
wore white satin with satin and embossed
train. She carried bouquet composed OF
$50 lilies OF the valley and white roses.
Mr.. John w. Otey, OF Richmond, was
in Baltimore last week.
Miss Redgrave, OF Baltimore, will give a
large entertainment Thanksgiving night at
her resi- hence, on Madison avenue. and has
invited several friends in Richmond to be
present.
Mr.. Josias Pennington and Miss Mar
garet Peasants, OF Baltimore, will be mar
-ied next Tuesday.
A bridal dress is being made in Balti-
more for a well-known society lady which,
when finished, will cost over $500. 1t is
10 be Of superb gros-grain silk, cut princess,
with the latest novelty OF finish at the
throat, "a medici" collar. cut square in
neck. There will be q rolling collar at
back wired so as TO stand stiflly under the
couture, which is to be arranged very high.
The collar will be embroidered in pearl
beads and finished with fall OF round point
lace Of elegant design just from Brussels.
The trimmings will be jessamine flowers
and maiden hair ferns.
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Mr.. JnhnIxe's Card.

inform the public that l always have on
hand a large assortment Of Fine Time
pieces, which / guarantee to sell at the
lowest cash prices (New York market not
eXcepted). Parties wishing to buy would
do well to examine my prices after looking
elsewhere and take advantage Of my offer.
l have made watch-repairing speciality
for the last thirty-two years in Richmond.
Fine Watches and Chronometers rated by
my own transit observations.
Watches cleaned and regulated and war
ranted for twelve months for $l.j0.
The public is invited to call and get the
new time. A. +. JAHNKE,
1901 Main street.
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Pansy's I'redicament.
HOW FAIR-HAIRED MAIDEN WAS BADLY
MASHED.


HOW FAIR.HA1RED MAIDEN WAS BADLY
MASHED.
"Father, cannot live without him."
IL was 8 O'Clock sharp, railroad time
when Pansy Pepperlove uttered the above
words. IL was also night-deep, dark,
misty mosquito night. The passionate sol
that accompanied her words would have
melted the heart of a painted cigar-StorC
Indian, but her stern father had been mar.
ried too many years rot TO know mild
case OF Mysteries when he saw one.
"Cannot live without him." exclaimed
the old man, with satirical laugh" "You
think you can't, but you can. You cant
live with him, and il you were his wife
you'd have to live with me to keep from
starving"
but, father" interposed the weeping
girl, "but"-
Don't but me-" yelled the old man,
"Don't make goat OF yourself. Don't
but me-"
"Father, hear me. l must know why
you lock me up and refuse to allow me 10
see my darling Freddy"
Hist. gal," fairly shrieked the old man.
"Haven't | told YOU that | despised him
because he wears tight-legged store-pants,
when he could secure real custom-made
ones at small expense at the Misfit Store,
9l2 Nam street. / don't despise him be-
cause he is poor, but at the Misft Store he
can get fine custom.made suits and over
coats at one third their value. Unless he
does buy there he shan't marry YOU, for
III be blamed IL / ever want son-in-law
who would be mistaken for an escaDed ell.
riosity from dime museum
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Virginia Historical Society.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Virginia Historical Society was held
last night at the rooms OF the Society. in
the Westmoreland Clubhouse. Present
Messrs. Curry (chairman), Henry, Brooke,
OFT, Barney, and Brock.
A large number OF gifts Of books, &C.,
10 the Society were reported, and a mum.
Der OF letters accepting membership in the
Society were read.
The following were elected members of
tle Society: Honorary Robert Dinwid.
die, Esq. Gloucester Crescent Regents
Park, London, England. Regular-Lieu-
tenant Masters Hall. United States navy.
Newport, II. l.; }. +. Crocker, ESD.
Portsmouth, Va; James G. Balm. ESQ.
portsmouth, Va; Rev. Thomas Hume.
ID. H., Norfolk, Va.
Adi0Irned.
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BY the proclamation Of Mayor Darlington
the time OF Richmond will be changed to-
day at IL O'Clock noon to conform to the
standard OF the 18th meridian.
In his proclamation he says:
"Returning thanks to A. +. Jahnke,
Esq, corner Twelfth and Main streets, for
his several years OF kind and gratuitOus
regulating OF the city department clocks
by means of the skilful and accurate cleo
trical instrument OF his own invention,
have the honor 10 request him to continue
to act for the city as heretofore, and to in
dictate the necessary changes in the city
government clocks TO accord with this pro-
clamation."
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The financial and commercial and all the
ether fraternities were yesterday intro
duced into the new Merchants Ex-
change" at No. 3 south Twelfth street.
The rooms are superbly fitted up, and the
President OF the Exchange, Mr.. W. N.
Cough, gave n warm welcome to his nu-
merous visitors. An elaborate lunch was
served, rellshed, and hugely enjoyed, and,
as usual, the success OF the new Exchange
was unanimously toasted and drank. A
feature OF the establishment, however, Is
that the "opening" festivities will be
repeated every day, and the President re-
news his invitation TO all his friends.
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This fayorite comic opera company is an
nounced 10 give four performance this
week-to wit: Thursday, Oliyette; FRI
day, Iolanthe; saturday-matinee, Pirates
Of Penzance, and evening, Mascotte. There
have been some changes for the better In
the cast, and the chorus is SAID to be large,
we'll balanced, and well trained. The COM
pany will pass through Richmond to-mor-
row morning for Petersburg, where they
will play two nights, and then go to Nor
folk and give one performance, returning
TO Richmond Thursday morning.
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on TIN
0WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET ~
TWEEN CANAL AND CAl.Y sTRETre -
THE CITY or RICHMOND, Ar Auction p,
virtue OF n decree entered by The Chapcery con-,
OF the city OF Richmond on The 7fh 81 june ss55'
IN suit therein depending by the short t,Io =;
McCort and wife 70. O'lrten ef ais the un'io,'
signed, n special commissioner appointed bv IA
decree. VIII offer for sale at auction, uron d.
premises. on N''' '''
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s. 1889.
al The hour OF 4 II. VI. Of said day, the LOT WIN
TIE BRICK TENEMENT AND OTIJFP ~
PROVENENTS THEREON. In said decree men
TONED, sid lot fronting twenty feet ana lirec
inches and running back In depth soyoniy-o', ~,
feet more or less 10 All alley In the rear abou, four
feet In width. ''''
This property IS dcsirably located. and ny pcr-
son In want OF convenient residence or a good
attend this sale. ~
Terms: One fourth cash: residue in equal IN
stalments al fonr, eight, and twelve months from
gay OF sale. With per cent Interest added. pur-
chaser 10 execute bis negotiable notes for deferred
payment. aud title retained until purchaso-m0-
ney y PAID aud conveyance Orieredby the goiirt
or all cash. at the option of tie purchaser.
EDWARD y. CANNON.
no ~ Special Commissioner
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The necessity for three more voting-pre-
cincts Ia the city Is SO apparent that there
should be no unnecessary delay In pre-
pairing and passing the proper ordinance
to effect that object.
The Lee monument is now fixed fact
There need be and viii be no further dc.
Law. Forty or fifty thousand dollars will
be enough 10 start on.
There were no sales at the Stock TX
change on yesterday or Friday.
DIR. Jasper is vindicated. The sun &c
move. Noon will hereafter come ter
minutes before noon.
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The New Time.

AZ noon to-day, under direction of Mr.
JahrRe, who has so long and so we'll sup
piled the city authorities with correct time,
the city clocks will be put forward about
upon for the 10Th meridian. 1t Wall be
some weeks before the public become used
to the change, but in the end 1t wiz be 9
great advantage gained in uniformity. and
will render the railroad service more 9re-
else and reliable, while in this latitude a
least II W III not affect our habits much. W.
will Just go to bed ten minutes esrlie,
znd get up ten minutes sooner, and be hi
business the usual clock-time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-18

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
~ BROAD STREET STORES
ON THE NORTH LINE OF BROAD BETWEEN
THIRDAND FOURTH STREETS.
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The City Gas.

Inc ch'ei cause OF complaint against
t5ty gas Is that the necessary I;ght csnno,
q gotten In the early part OF the niobt
ZION 70 I o'clock the light is very, yery
Posr. Ai.er That II improves. Between
~ snd l o'ciock--when there are but few
people burning gas-tbe light is abundant
sunday nights, for the same reason, gas Il
better than on the other nights OF the weet
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=. 4. Adams q 90. W. City OF Rich
m0Ed.

The following special Jury has been sum
uscned by order OF Court from Manches.
Ger TO Try the above-named eae in the Cir.
cult Court OF the city Of Richmond on
Monday, 18th, at 10 O'Clock: j. II. TaIley.
Henry Nelson, j. ii. Foster, L. w. Weisi'
ger, I. NJ. fendley, X. b. Taylor, q. r.
Bianton, A. I. SnelIings. II. n. Owens d
=. Beattie, 7. II. Gary. c. S. Ctalkley' r.
Is. Howie, John N. French, James L. 10.
binson, i. A. Davidson, j. +. Jewett. q
a, Jones. W. ID. Anderson, and S. q
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Extraordinary Bargat In ExceIIen,
Furniture and Carpets.

The Undersigned, who will remove from
the city next week. offers at private sale his
entire household furniture and carpets,
which are frst-class in every respect, being
purchased within the last two years, and,
being In excellent condition, are as good as
when purchased. Parties in need OF first
class furniture and carpets can purchase
bargains by calling before Thursday next,
I'D instant, when all remaining unsold will
be shipped. L. STERN,
302 east Grace street.
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Help the 0rphans

An entertainment will be given M Mo.
cert Hall next Tuesday evening for TIC
benefit Of the Male Orphan Asyltlm Of this
CITY. Miss Marie Bowen will give speci.
!neps Of eiocution, and Professor Kron.
,aaa,' ana trained chorus Of orphan boys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-18

A diirsnlty occurred yesterday evening
ON Sixth street between Broad and Mar.
shall streets. in which Lewis Tilley severe
y cat Thomas Scott with a pocket-kniie.
Inc wound was in the left side OF the face
IN front OF the ear Tilley was arrested bv
5o'lceman Angle and locked up in the
Second police-station. " WV
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

T1OR SALE. HANDSOME NEW n
II BRICK DWELLING In West End, near III
the Park containing twelve rooms. range, hot and
cold water; house heated by furnace; All In per-
money r. Il. CHAFFIN < CO..
no Io-tt Real Estate Agents.
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THE FRAGRANT "CREAM OF ALnoyDs,r a de-
lightful preparation for chapped or roughed skin
hands. OF face. Is heals, smooths, softens, and
bleaches the skin. IL is not greasy or sticky. Sold
BIZ L. WAGNER. Druggist,
sixth and Broad streets.
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Change of Schedules,

A new schedule has been put into opera
ton by the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road, the Richmond and Allegheny, the
Richmond and Danville railroads, the
York River line to Baltimore, caused by
the adoption OF the 10Th meridian OF time.
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Charlotte Thomson.

Tomorrow night at the Richmond The
atre Miss Charlotte Thompson will appear
In the New Jane Eyre. 1t is a good play,
and the company comes highly recon-
mended, and will no doubt be greeted by
a full house.
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TOHNSTON'S PATENT STANDARD
% DRY-sIZED KALsOMiNE AND FREsCO
PAINTS are made In pure white and all fashtvna-
BILE colors; simply requiring water TO mix them.
Thsy possess strong dlslnfecting qualities. and
will not rub or scale from the wall and are guar
anteed. PURCELL, LAID 4 CO..
Agents Richmond, Va.
Bstcars Of fmifGtions, au23-Sm
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE BAKERS deli
cious CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsB. IL destroys the Of
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy con.
dition. Price, fifty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-18

roRK.RfvER LiSE.-The York-Riyer Line
VIII resume Its tri-weekly service on and
after to-tsy. Passenger steamers leave
west Point for Baltimore Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
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MALARIA in all It's forms positively cured with
EMoRY's STANDARD-CURE PILLS. neyer-fail-
ing remedy: purely vegetable, contain no auinne
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five and fty
cents.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DESTI-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
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COUGHS, HoARsKsEss, BORE THoAT. ETC..
quickly relieved by BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRo-
cHEs. simple and efectual remedy, superior to
all ether articles for the same purpose. Sold only
In boxes.
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My FULL STOCK OF CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR CARDS at half-price retail and special
prices to dealers. l.. LEWIS,
9l2 Main street.
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A large assortment Of Plush and Ebony Cabinc.
Frames AT greatly reduced figures.
J.. LEWIS, 912 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

FINE BIsQUEs, PLUSH TOILET CASES,
RoGERs's GROUPS at l.. LEwrs's, 9l2 Main street.
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4 THE H0USE-CLEANING SEASON
IN is at hand, housekeepers Will DO well to send
I'm their orders for CARPET CLEANING al once.
Carpets cleaned by this process are warranted
cleaner than done I'm any other manner, and with
out injury 10 the finest fabric.
Also, STEAM DYEING and CLEANING In all
its bi anches. MRS. A. J. PYLE,
So l2-eodtDe6 SO north Fifth street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AT
the DISPATCH PRrNTISG-HoUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Tn pursuance OF the decree aforesaid the under
signed, who were thereby appointed special COM
missioners for the purpose, win proceed TO sell at
public auction. upon the premises. on
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Cashmere Clothing Palace
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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Melton DEMONSTRATING Palace, Thir.
teenth and Main streets.
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A FULL suPPLY OF ARTISTS MATERIALS at
New York prices at l.. LEwIs's. 912 Main street.
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BY. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctlonecrs.
FRIDAY, NoyEupER ODD.

at O'Clock. the PROPERTY ,escribeI in said
deed being TWENTY-FIVE ACRES o. LAND
on the south lint Of NE Broad-~trcet road Two
miles from the corporate hne. adjoining n the
west the lands Of the Mitchell estate. A. l. hcuts
heirs. and }. VI. Whites estate, Iuc ou The east the
lands Of Mrs. Layinl Blair.
TERMS or SALE: Cash a. - expense Of sale
amt - pay OH notes due 10 the amount 81
81 ljJ.f9. with Interest ucrcOn, or such other
terms as may Dc agreed upon and announced at
sale. Wv COSBY,
JAMES II. DOOLE1.
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7 OST. A NUMBER OF PACKAGES
IL OF MONEY from our payroll The finder
will he literally rewarded by leaving the same At
our office. FRANKLIN DAVIS q Co,
no Isis 1913 Main street.
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Kersey notwithstanding Palace, Thir
teenth and Main streets.
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Tricot Overcoats Clothing Palace, Thir
tenth and Main streets.
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Diagonal MISUNDERSTANDING Palace,
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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NEW TIME To-Day.

Chinchilla Overcoats- Clothing Palace
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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Beaver Overcoats- Clothing Palace
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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Fine Original Water-Colors at
l.. LEwISs Art-Gallery.
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Fur-Beaver Overcoats- Clothing Palace,
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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BY Williams & BOwe, Aactionecrs.

b1 W q AWtTIWUVtTa.
DRlCK DWELLING No. 10 WEST
I'D MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE BIZ AUG
TiON.-By request OF the administrator OF Alex
der t'ai rett; deceased, We viii sell by auction,
upon the premises, ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER CORN.
at ~ O'Clock z. ~. the PROPERTY above re-
ferred 10. Ii contains ahOut len rooms. besides A
kitchen with four rooms, and l. y most COM
PORTABLE and COMPLETE RESIDENCE.
The LOT frouts Az feet, more or less. and runs
hack about $50 feet 10 wide paved aley.
This i a good opportunity 10 purchase good
niece OF properly az moderate price. The sale Is
for the purpose Of winding up the estate.
TERMS: VIII be liberal. aud vail be stated at
the sale. WILLIAMS & ROWE,
NO. ll-l3,l6,l7,ls&20 Auctloaeera
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
CHEWNING d ROSE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERs,
AND BROKERS,
OFFICE, 5 NORTH TENTH STREET.

Special attention paid to RENTING or LEAS-
ING DWELLINGS, FACTORIES. and STORES.
SALE or REAL ESTATE. pnblicly or prIvstely.
DEEDS DRAWN and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TAKEN; MONEY LOANED UPON REAL
ESTATE ut rates satisfactory to the lender wen
as the borrower. We have no photographing IA
ciltles. but will take great pleasure in showing
callers the Interior, exterior surroundings. adj
yantages and disadvantages Of all property under
our charge. I'm fact. we keep Pace with the times.
and are prepared 10 do up Brown all business en-
trusted to Us. call Is solicited.
CHEWING & ROSE,
no l6-3t No. 5 north Tenth street.
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Bronze Art Pieces for wedding presents at
l.. LEwIs's, 912 Main street.
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by Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OLE A Mo

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a NICE
~ DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. No. rs,
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NEN-
Tl.FlFIi AND y STREETS. AT AUCTION
Bib ana ats. rs. Bibb. 81. Decree OF Richmond
Chancery Court, entered June -, leG3.-ln
pursuance OF the aforementioned decree in
said cause The undersigned. appointed special
commissioner thereby, viii offer Tor sale. upon the
premises, on 1T ESDAl. NOVEMBER p. l--3.
~ O'Clock i. NJ. the PROPERTY above uen-
toned. The IIOI 81 contain. about six rooms
detached kitchen, TWO rooms wafer SC, on the
premises; all IN irst-class order.
TERMS: one third cash; residue IN two equal in
staiments al SIX and twelve months Tor which the
purchaser must give negotiable notes, g per cent.
Interest added from the day uf sllc and % De- Sc
cured hy a deed Of trust upon the premises when
the sale Is confirmed bv and % trustee designated
by the Court. HENRY a. WIIkHAM.
special CommIssiOuer.
: a - tsplI -
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Newmarket Clothing Palace,
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

j. d. MCINTYRE, Typ. NJ, apples, Irish potatoes
and butter.
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Corkscrew Notwithstanding Palace.
Thirteenth and Main streets.
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AUCTION sALHs---Monday

=.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
w our warehouse, at 1870 p. NJ. MONDAY the
10Th, about
100 barrels APPLES.
large lot OF IRISH POTATOES, and
A"'"' ~ '''' j. d. MCINTYRE,
nols 1920 Cary street.
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A UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL
IA PROPORTION
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1888.
az II o'clock NJ, l will proceed to sell at public
auction. ON the Middle Byrd In GOochland cOun-
~, the following VALUABLE Personal PRO-
pERTl-tO wit:
MULES. 2 BROOD-MAREs
3 MULE-COLTs. 3 MILCH COWS.
YOKE OXEN, 35 HOGS, 20 PIGS,
WAGONS, OK ART,
REAPER, l MOWER,
l SEPARATOR and HORSEPOWER,
10 PLOWS. 4 DOIBLE-slIONELS,
DOUBLE-WING COALTERS,
IL HOES. . HAl-FORkS.
2 pair WEDGES PObE-ANES,
sci OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
CROP OF CORN, silUCKs, HAY, &C.;
3 WHEAT-FANs,
and such other articles OF personal property
usually found upon large farms.
TERMS: Cash for all sums under $50 for all
sums Of $50 and over, six months time with APP
proved security. W. W. COSBY,
Attorney for j. Latimer Hoffman, guardian Of
Louisa G.. Allan aud for Hoffman Allan.
X, A. TRICE. AuctiOneer,
Persons leaving Richmond ON the $50 4. Nj.
train Will arrive In time for the above safe.
no 14-d2taw&wts
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BY w. Goddin & Son,
Auctloneors and Real Estate Agents,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF CLIPPER
~ JOB PRESS AND SEVERAL FONTS OF
JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL As trustee in 4
certain deed Of trust from Mr.. a. w. Wilcox, bear
ilg date October 4. 1852, recorded in Richmond
Cbancery Court on the 10Th Of October 1882, |
shall offer for sale at public auction, on the pre-
mise6. at the room over the store occupied by
Messrs. stephen Putney & Co, NO.l2I9 east Mliu
street, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1888.
at IL o'clock VI, ONE CLIPPER JOB PRESS
and the several FONTS OF JOB TYPE AND MA
TERlAL embraced In the schedule annexed 10
said deed &C trust, marked A." and also the artl
cles enumerated I'm the schedule thereto annexed,
marked Il all OF which articles are In room
street.
TERMS: Cash. HILL CARTER,
no lS-Z1&23 Trustee.