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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-05
A STUDENTS DUEL,
Al described by O Richmond Lawyer
Who was IN Eyewitness to
the Encounter.

The following is an extract from a letter
dated Heidelberg, July. 1888, and written
to q gentleman in this city by his son:
Hearing that there was to be students
duel, we planned 10 crafty our curiosity
in seeing what has been so much written
about. Taking a carriage we rode across
the river, up the side OF n mountain, and
down narrow gorge to public house.
We went in and ordered some refresh
ments and chatted for half an hour, when
white-capped student passed. / accosted
him and earnestly made known our wants
in the language OF Goethe and Schiller. lie
give me long and earnest answer, not
word of which could l understand. AT
last n waiter who spoke English came. and
we sought her kind offices. She agreed to
take us in ten minutes TO room where we
could see the combat through a window.
We waited an hour, and as our pa
thence was about exhausted she returned.
Through the window we could see two
men confronting each other, with their right
arms extended straight over their heads.
The left arms were tied behind their backs
and goggles were over their eyes. The
men were padded everywhere except their
heads, which were left uncovered. At the
appointed signal they began cutting at each
other with lightning-like rapidity. Neither
seemed to try to ward off the blows OF his
opponent AS soon as one was cut the
seconds ran between and knocked up the
swords. The doctor examined the wounds,
staunched the blood. and the fight was re-
sumed and went on until the doctor
decided that further fighting would endan-
ger life. II was the most beastly tom-.ool-
cry ever saw. The hurt inflicted was not
enough TO satisfy man seeking redress for
a real or fancied insult. but was too Sc
we're for play. l could see no display OF
skill nor any particular manifestation of
courage
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A Strange Accident to n boy.
SUSPENDED BY ONE HAND THIRTY FEET ABO'
TIE DICK OF RARGE.

SUSPENDED BY ONE HAND THIRTY FEET ABOVE
THE DECK OF A BARGE.
A Trenton telegram SAYS About bali-
past ii O'Clock this morning Joseph Mid
wood, aged nine years, OF 30 Carroll street,
went in swimming with other boys in the
Trenton basin, above Merchant street,
where the steamers in the canal come 10 to
load and unload. After getting out OF the
water the boys cot to playing on the deck
OF the barge Merchant, when Wildwood
got hold OF the hosting chain suspended
from boom, which is manipulated by
pulley and is used TO raise heavy packages
OF merchandise on or of the boat. seye-
raj OF his companions got hold OF the pun
ley and began 10 turn IT. Before they re-
allied what they were doing the end OF the
chain, with the lad hanging suspended 10
IL, had passed the centre OF gravity, ana
the chain being heavier on the other side
beyond the pulley than the boy the latter
was jerked violently up distance OF thlr-
" feet from the deck, where his right hama
was caught between the chain and pulley
on top OF the boom. -
The little fellow hung there in awful
agony for nearly half an hour before help
came. lie relieved himself now and then
by taking hold OF the iron cham with bis
teeth and his left hand, alternating. The
lads screams were believed at first by men
on shore to be uttered merely in play.
His Youthful companions finally succeeded
in getting several men to 90 to the boys
rescue. A ladder was procured and he
was brought down. His hand was terri
bly, swollen and lacerated.
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a Novel Sfrucfura

Two suspension bridges already eros,
the Niagara within view Of the cataract
and third bridge, OF novel construction
Is TO he added. IL will be sos feet Ions
ana 245 feet above the torrent. No sun.
port from below is possible. Two towers
WIN be built on the waters edge. Then
the structure, looking like truss bridge
can be built from each shore az far ss
the towers. These shore arms will balance
The river arms, which will be built oul
into space by great travelling derricks.
and support itself as 1t progresses sec.
ton by section. When the arms over the
river have been extended TO their full
length, they will still be 1875 feet apart.
This gap will be filled by an ordinary
truss bridge, which viii be erected on
one OF the arms and swung into place.
This method OF construction Is called the
" cantlleyer" plan. Perfect rigidity against
the wind and an absence OF the wave
motion peculiar to suspension bridges
are believed TO be it's advantages. But
one bridge OF this kind has ever been
>uIlt--that across the River Tay, In Scot
and, which fell On stormy night In 1880 :
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Virginia City New Enterprise.
captain Coulter has sent up from the
State prison to his company beautifully
carved match-safe, made OF fine sand
stone found In the prison quarry. The
sale was carved by NJ. Pritchard, con-
Wet. aud is an elaborate affair, some ten
inches In height and the same in width.
with an arch over all. On the arch is a
gilt cannon, and on the base, In panel. il
bas-rclief representation Of an eagle hold
ing spears In his talons and resting In the
angle formed by the crossing Of two Amer
Ican flags. This Is also gilded. On the
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rs train was crossing. Another Is build
ing across the Frazer river on the Canada
Pacific railroad. The new bridge across
the Niagara will be Of steel and strong
enough to support five times the weight OF
two loaded trains from end to end. The
Canada Southern Is building 1t, and the
contract requires Its completion by Octo-
her LIST next,
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ends, whicha are nearly four inches through,
is the representation OF the stars ana
Stripes, surmounted by the monogram
81. f.. c." The ends OF the box are also
handsomely carved, and the gift Is suitably
inscribed
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Drifting.

The dreadful calamity in the Island {
[schia, Italy, calls TO mind the gracefl
poem Of Il. Buchanan Read" Drifting.
A few stanzas from it will not be considere
My soul to-day
Is far away,
Sailing the VesuyIan bay:
Nv winged boat,
a bird a1lOat,
Floats round the purple peaks remote.
Round purple peaks
IL sails and seeks
Blue inlets and their crystal creeks.
Where nigh rocks throw,
Through deeps below,
A duplicated golden glow.
Far, vague. and dim.
The mountains swim,
While on Nesuyius's misty brim,
With Outstretched hands,
The gray smoke stands,
Oerlook!ng the volcanic lands.
Here lschia smiles
Ger liquid miles;
And yonder. bluest of the Isles,
Calm Capri waits.
Her sapphire gates
BecuDing To her bright estates.
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DsssOLUTIONs & PARTNERsHIPs.

V'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between WILLIAM y. PARSLEY
and GEORGE \. PARSLEY, under the firm
name Of W. n. * G.. \. PARSLEY, IS this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE 4. PARSLEY will continue the RI
TAIL GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand.
No. 700, corner of Tweniy-frst and Pleasant
streets and assumes 10 pay all debts outstanding
against the late firm.
GEORGE 4. PARSLEY,
au 5-1t WILLIAM y. PARSLEY.
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REALIZING HIS EXPECTATIONS DIR. C.
ID. Barham, OF southampton county, Va,
SAID OF DIR. Worthington's Cholera and
Diarrhda Medicine, as used in his prac-
lce, that in every instance its effects ex-
ceeded his most sangriine expectations.
Cures cramps.
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AUCTION sALEs---Monday.
by Jno. f. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.
CITY-MADE PARLOh
AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDDING. KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, PARLOR
ORNAMENTS, CHINA, GLASS, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On
MONDAY THE 9TH INSTANT.

MONDAY TIE 9TH INSTANT.
\, 10 O'Clock, will sell Mt the residence No. 708
east Marshall street. between seventh and Eighth
streets a valuable assortment of HOUSEHOLD
/ ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT OF SEVEN
PIECES. handsomely carved and upholster-
ed I'm crimson silk brocltee;
I FL ABORATtLY-CARVED ETAGERE, In
solid rosewood. with Tennessee marble SLAB
Ros sev 90 'c5ENfRE-TABLE, with inlaid
LARGE AMI HANDSOME WALNUT HALL
STAND. with large mirror;
ELEGANT OAK BUFFET, with large mir
MASSIVE OAK EXTENSION DTNING-TA-
BILE. 10 feet long.
All Of The above furniture was made TO order by
the late John A. Belyin. WIS very expensive ~ the
time OF its purchase, and is now Ia excellent con-
dillon.
with Brussels and other carpets and mating In
HALL and STAIR OL-CLOTHs;
LARGE TURKISH UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS
MARBLE:ToP CENTRE-TABLEs, FANCY
TABLES;
ELEGANT wAX-wORK PIECES in large
and handsome glass shades:
OAK DINING-ROUM ARM-CHAIRS:
4 full assortment Of FRENCH CHINA and
other CROCkERY, CUT and other GLASS
WARE. TABLE-WARE:
l ROSEWOO PARLOR SUIT, covered with
CHfLps UARRIAGE, CRIBS. and BED
A general assortment of BEDsTEADs, BU-
RkAUS, HAIR and SHUCk-MAT-
TREssEs. FINE BEDDING. PMLoMS
and BOOSTERS, TENDERS. SUMMER
PIECES, and CRATES, and FIRE SETS:
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally. including
LARGE "SUPERIOR" COOKING
RANGE, with appurtenances.
The above furniture merits the attention of the
public. JNO. f.. LAUGllTON, JR.,
au3 Auctloneer.
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by JnO. +. Laughton, Dr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
SALE OF EXCELLENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HANDSOME CARPETS, sTEINWAY PIANO.
FEATUER-BEDS AND BEDDING,
LIBRARY, &C.
AT TON.

As executor Of the estate of John Mcfarland,
deceased will sell at his late residence, No. 800
south Fourth street. Candles Hill on
TUESDAY THE 7TH INSTANT,
nc 0 o'clock 4. NJ. all Of the HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTURE, embracing
i srEINWAY & SONS ROSEWOOD-CASE, G5-
OCTAVE PIANO-an instrument Of zine
tone and good in'sll-wih STOOL;
1PARLOR SUIT IN WALNUT-htest design
upholste,ed in Gold-siik Coteiine, with Vel
Handsome lace CURTAINS and COR
? RoSEW06D and WALNUT SECRETARIES
About $50 volumes Of STANDARD MIsCEL-
LANEOUS BOOKS. In Fine Findings:
= ANTIQUE CLAWFOOT MAHOGANY CARD
TABLES:
Elegant BRUSSELS PARLoR CARPETS and
RUGS:
LARGE HALL aud STAIR CARPETS;
MAITlNGS tor all o. the floors:
CHAMBER and DINING-ROOM CARPETS;
TENDERS and FIRE-lRONS:
TOILET and TIN CHARACTERISTICS:
l very massive PEDESTAL ROSEWOOD EX-
TENSION DINiNG-TABLE. about fourteen
feet long:
WALNUT DINING-ROoM CHAIRS:
Excellent REFRiGER ATOR;
Several SUPERIOR FEAITER-BEDs. with
HAIR and ilUCK-MATTRESSES. BED
Dr n;NG and sETS or lPILLoWS: o,rs.
HALL-RACK. WlNDOW-SHADFS:
Together with a large collection of useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
The CARPETS and much Of the FURNI1UR
were bought new when the building was COM
pleted. only few months ago, and is rs good as
though never used.
The house will be open on MONDAY from 10
\. NJ. to l.. NJ, when the articles may he exam
ined. W. Is. BENILL,
Executor Of John Mcfarland deceased.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, dr., AuctiOneer. au3
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LOST. STRAYED, AND FOUND.

/ OST, ON f BILL OR POCKET
IL BOOK with BILLS and TWO NEGOTIA-
BILE NOTES: also. WARRANT on Auditor of
city for 5000 for city paving Payment Of notes
and warrant has been stopped. liberal reward
viii DE paid IL delivered 10 me, the papers Of
value only 10 me. Al. PHILIPS,
au 5-lt~ 1872 west Main street.
- Il X 4 Y + ID, + X M DR. Nc Csssty
~ CURES cottagea NJ Bonair. a BLACK sl-1.
AND-WIlITE MICH COW. suitable reward
will he paid for her recovery, or information cad
ing thereto. an Sit
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FOR RENE.

nor RENT, BRICK TENEMENT "a
u No. 25 south 4 dams street: eight rooms Es.l
and modern Improvements; $500 per annum.
BRICK TENEMENT No. 800 south Re. ervoir
500 per annum.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No. 2l2
south Fifth street five rooms, with modern I'm
prOyements; $500 or annum.
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING on Canal
between Second and Third streets: six rooms.
with detached kitchen and nice, large yard; $50
per month.
FRAME TENEMENT No 7O1 II. James street:
five rooms; Sl2.5J per month.
FRAME TENEMENT No. 1888 east Broad
street: five rooms: ~ per month.
BRICK TENEMENT IN MANCHESTER. just
beyond Free bridge; six rooms: 80 per month.
Apply 10 Il. II. CIIAFFIN Il co,
au OPT No. |. north Tenth street.
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.y.- ....~r ar pRyyATE SALE.

MN IsS ~
EOR SALE, ~cs VI
PAYING 10 PER CENT AS AN iS'ho
MENT.
west Nam street. near Monroe Park'
CORNER BRICh' west
cary: 4 rooms. bath. &c. o,,cp
s3,OOO-TW0'SrORY DETACHED Dhith IN,
Eighth street near Leigh; rooms ho'
s3 ,5OO-DFTACIIED TwO-sTORY BRiCh'
Fifth street near Leigh; rooms' oa'h'
&c.
s3,500--LARGE THREE-sTORY-AND-bh ~,
MENT, north Eighth street near Leigh
street. 10 rooms. up,,,rx
NEW TwO-sTORY BRleh;;
O rooms; west Clay street; hot ana co'u
bath. NJ.
s1,5O0-BRiCK. Pine street near Monroe Park !;
rooms. ,,o,-er- =.
81 .2OO-DETACHED NEW FRAME HOUSE :
4 rooms: cenable street llong timel.
s1,150-NICE COTTAGES: o rooms large lou
p9x1401: Twenty-seventh street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and. Auctioneers,
nu5-lt 1113 Main street.
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BY Grubbs & Apperson,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
Il STRIP OF LAND ON NORTH SIDE OF
GRACE BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
sTREETS.-By virtue OF trust-deed 20 me from ~.
T. lsbell and wife dated 4th January, 1879, and
duly recorded, ! will sell, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1883,
at 6k O'Clock p. NJ, the STRIP OF GROUND re-
ming back about 10 feet between the brick dwell
ines Nos $40 aud 3l2,
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. APPERsON,
AZ Trustee.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST IG, 1883.

missioner. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST IG, 1888.
pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Rock
| bridge county. pronounced on the 2Sth day Of
May, 1858, IN chancery cause therein depending
wherein DR. Peter A. Saliing's heirs guardian Is
plaintiff and DR.. Peter \. Saling's heirs are de-
PENDANTS.
As stated above this estate Hes ut the junction Of
the North with the James river, where the latter
forces its grand passage through the Blue Ridge
mountains picture " unsurpassed sublimuB
1t also lies within the triangle formed by three
lines Of ralway-ylZ., the Shenandoah Valley on
the west the main line Of the Richmond and Al
legbany ON the SOUTH and the North River branch
OF The Richmond and Allegheny on the nor h.
or THIS estate anont 800 ACklS ARE FIRST
CLASS ALLUVIAL BOTTOMS, whose fertility
Is equal To any lands ON the face II the earth; 400
ACRES ARE SECONDS; and the residue com.
prise the famous "sALLING's MOUNTAIN
whose surface IS covered with timber Of Originsl
GROWTH and whose depths abound perhaps I'm yalu-
able minerals, &c.
This IS one Of the most desirable and valuable
estates OF the upper Valley of Virginia. Indeed
Embedded as 1t Is within The richest mineral re-
gion OF Virginia, with its proximity 10 the vast
coal region OF West virginia and with its railroad
pectiyc value.
The improvements consist of a COMMODIOUs
bRlCk DWELLlNG.in good condition. contain.
ing eight roOTs. and sundTy out-houses, embracing
TENANTS HOUSES, BARNS, STABLES, &c.
The SALE as advertised, Is for the tract whole,
9ut should the commissioner In the mean time
deem II advisable, he will. a. authorized by the de
cree, cause the tract 10 be divided and self In par
GELS 49,
TERMS: Ten per centum of the purchase-money
viii be required In cash and as 10 the residue a
credit or one, two, three, and four years will be
given, payable I'm equal annual instruments, bear
ing interest from the day of sale. which interest
shall be payable annually. the purchaser beng re-
CURED 70 execute hls bonds accordingly for the
deferred instruments, with undOuhted Personal Sc
CURLY. A payment of one third of the purchase
m 'ney In cash. however, will dispense with the
personal security on the bonds for the residue.
sale 10 commence at Ia VI.
j. X. EDMUNDSON, Commissioner,
~ 12-law5w Lexington, Va.
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A TLANTIC CITY.
CHESAPEAKEAND OHIO RAILWAY


" SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 10, 1888.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Ciucin
natl express, $40 T.. NJ. daily; mail, 9:l0 A. II.
daily except sunday Ashland. KY, aud Column
bus, Ohio, night express, l0:40 y. NJ. daily except
sunday; for NoriOls ana Old Point. 4:lO 4. VI.
daily except sunday, s:55 A. VI. daily except
sunday
SUNDAY SPECIAL EXCURSION $50 A.
VI. for Viewpoints News and PhGbus tOd Point
toes not connect for Norfolk.
THE 4:3O 4. NJ. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond and CharlOttes.
Vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West, s:45
A. VI. Except sunday. l.. VI. daily, and $50 T..
VI. Except sunday; from Norfolk and Old Point.
1888 A. ". daily Except sunday, and 1890 T..
VI. daily from Old Point Except sunday, from
Norfolk.
Louisville and Cincinnati Fast-Line Pullman
sleeping-cars ana day coaches iron Richmond to
Cincinnati and from Charlottesville at l.. VI. 10
Louisville.
Tlcket-OGices: 1000 Main street and Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
@. W. SMITH. General Manager. ic9
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DlCHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
Ia RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JUNE II. ls-3.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
7.20 A. NJ. NAIL daily Except sunday. for
Lyuchburg, Lexington. and Clifton
Forge cOuneCuugat IyncAburg with
Nireu Ia Midland railway for all
poiLts north, and Norfolk and We st.
trn railroad Tor knoxville, chat
tanoogS, Atlanta. Nashville, Louis
Nllle, Memphis, New orleans. and an
point In the SOutt. Southwest. and
TeNa. sleeper Lynchburg % New
Orleans anj Memphis wlfhaut
change. Arrives Lynt hbuTg. 1855
L. VI; arrives Lexington. BOB 4.
M;Mriyes clifton fOrge, sos 4. VI.
AGO L. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily Except
sunday between Richmond and
ScOttsylle.
$50 z. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily fexcep,
sunday between Richmond,
Lyuchbgrg. Lexington. and Cltfton
Forge. Runs 81 Lynchburg and
Natural Bridge ouly ON saturday
nights.
500 A. NJ. SUNDAY EXCURSION between
Richmondand scotlsyllle; stopping
at all intermediate stations.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:35 l.. VI. NAH. daily except sunday.
1918 A. M. ACCOMMODATION daily except
sunday.
1870 A. NJ. NiGTf, EXPRESS daily tescep,
7:30 Z. N. SUNDAY EXCURSION.
CONNECTIONS
Al Richmond with associated RAILWAYS for all
points south, and Richmond, Fredcricksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points North.
SssPiag-cdr. attached 10 Night Express f0y
Lyachburg and Lexiaq,0H. Berths, al 10 ynch-
burg. and sl.25 TO Lexington.
MALL trains stop twenty minutes at Maiden,
Adventure for breakfast aud supper.
u. >. BARBOUR.
~ ~ General Passenger AGENT
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

DRIVATE SALE OF HOUSE No. 90
i ORANGE STREET corner of First Frame
house, three rooms; stable large lot. Good terms.
Five minutes walk OF Tanner & Delaney's Works.
~ n-1I
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5OO TONS OF sUMAC WANTED.

VIII pay cash, delivered at any depot I'm Rich
mond. For price, &C., call at our Office at Man
chester Tannery and Sumac Mills, or address
A. ID. sIIOTWELL & CO..
~ 19-lmt Manchester, Va
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, THATG
IL NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELL Ii
ING No. ia north Twentieth street, containing
eight large rooms, besides closets, &C.. gas. water,
culvert connections, and good brick kitchen with
three rooms. This property Is situated very near
the business portion Of The city. in good neigh
borIoOd. and has Just been put In thorough order.
VIII he sold on very accommodating terms.
Apply 10 SUTTON * CO..
an b-Su,TuSTh3t HOS Main street.
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600 TONS SUMAC WANTED.
l,OOO for which win pay the HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE IN CASH, and furnish bags
10 ship 1t In FREE.
GEORGE T. KING.
successor to William +. King.
from 3fOO To $500. Williamsburg avenue.
ty 22-tOcl Richmond. Va.
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ByU. seldom TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


EOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT'S
Il VALUABLE AND HIGIILY-lM. y
PROVED SUBURBAN FARM hNOWN AS
|" MYRTLE GROVE" SITUATED NEAR THE
NEW NORTH ROAD ABOUT TWO AND a
HALF MILES FROM THE CITY, WITH PRIV
iLEGE OF TIRE GROWING CROPS OF CORN.
OATS. VEGETABLES, &c.-At the request OF
A. II. Courtney. special commissioner, In the suit
of Cushman, &C.. rs. Cushman, &C., offer for
sale this VALUABLE FARM OF 210h ACRES,
Of which about 10 acres rs woodland.
The improvements consist of a COMFORTA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING with seven rooms,
and all other necessary out-buldings. IL Is now
occupied by MR. Robert j. ThrockmOrtOn, and adj
Joins the lands Of Mrs COrbin Burton and james
sweeney. and Is the same place formerly owned
and occupied by Mr.. Gustayus q. Carter.
The purchaser can take immediate possession
upon very equitable terms. or he may continue the
tenancy and receive the rent provided for In the
lease, as he may elect.
TERMS: one third cash: the balance In one
two, and three years, with interest and secured by
q deed Of trust. III, SELDOM TAYLOR,
w. 7.2Q 3l&Au2,f,S-6t Auctioncer.
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DOR rem T,
II BUSINESS PLACES.

3 NEW BRICK STORE 1909 east Main, oppo-
site II. Charles Hotel, with DWELLING above
q rooms.
NEWMARKET STORE, COZ east Marshall
street, with DWELLING. = rooms.
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE corner Fifteenth aud
Franklin streets; floors. elevator. &c
NEW STORE $40 seventh street. near Broad,
with DWELLING, 3 rooms.
STORE AND DWELLING corner SECOND and
Canal streets-a 1rst-ciass green grocery aud good
staud
DESIRABLE OFFICES in wllkinson's Hall,
Ninth street; also, IN Shafeg's Building.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
an l-eod3t lll3 Main street.
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~ regular passenger trains stop ~ itun Alr
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN leave. Rich
mond M 5;l5 7. VI onTUESDAlS ana FRIDAYS
ofcach week. Returning leave tiOn Alrat 10 i. VI.
arrive at Richmond Al 1880 T.. VI.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 0U--Ncw YORK and Montgomery rfr
Washington and Danyillc.
an Train 52-lhchmond AMI Danylle. aud
Washington and Augusta, Charlotte aud M0ut-
gOmery.
Tickets sold % all points south, southeast, and
southwest. ana baggage checked through
NOlay-OyeT checks given on local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS. Trailc Manager.
I. VI. X. IAfGgTI. General Manager. fN
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For Tickets. Timetables. and an Information,
call on 4. ". CAREER & Co, 1000 Nam street,
and Ticket Agent at the Richmond and Danyiile
depot.
state-RoOms and Berths secured on application
at this Office. NJ. SLAUGHTER
General Passenger Agent.
No. Tenth street.
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager. Wl
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THE "SALLING ESTATE AT
Il AUCTION.

This SPLENDID ESTATE, comprising $685.
ACRES OF LAND. situated i'm the county of
ROckbridge, Va, At the junction of the North and
james rivers will be offered for sale ut public
tion' on the premises, by the undersigned, COM
missioner. on
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DOR RENT, THE EXCELLENTG
l. DWELLING. No. 4O4 Cary street. be- III
tween Fourth aud Fifth STREETS, opposite the resi-
dence Of Lewis Ginter, ksq.. with seven rooms:
water I'm all the rooms; partly furnished or with
out furniture: kitchen with four rooms.
Also DWELLING. No. 81 - north Fourth street,
between Clay and Leigh streets, with eight rooms.
Also DWELLING, with seven rooms. over No
303 east Broad street; hot bath, water-closct. &C.
Also SMALL DWELLING on corner OF Pine
and High streets, four rooms: low rent.
Apply TO WILLIAMS & BOWIE,
au 3-eOd3t Ecat Estate Agents.