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xrxpAy MARCH II, 1888


tn The Greek Editor OF the Dispatch:
when YOU read in the original text the
declaration Of our Saviour recorded in
Luke XIV, 70, what 40 you understand
Him 70 mean? A reply through your pa
ner will oblige 4 READER.
Charlottesville, Va, March 6, 1888.
The learned professor Of Greek in Rich
p,ond College, Professor ii. III. Harris,
answers for us rs follows:
"Thc original text" Is very little, II al
all, palmer than the English translation.
The Canterbury version, more accurate
than King James's, reads: II any man
eometh unto me and hatch not his own
father, and mother. and wife, and children,
md brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own
HE also. he cannot be my disciple"
This sentence must be interpreted not
nlone, but by IT, context. Now the para
graph contains the substance OF an adj
dress made by our Lord 10 the "great
multitudes f" that followed him rs he was
journeying on unto Jerusalem xii,
e2) to his crucifxion. True discipleship,
he tells them. requires every one 10 bear his
own cross, TO count The cost, TO renounce
all that he hath. The startling paradox
with which nc opens was well suited to
excite attention and to fix the truth in the
minds OF his hearers. II would not be I'M
de.sto0d by plain, commOr-sense people
as recurring them 10 hate their kindred,
but to love the Master supremely.
In one point the translation is and must
be inadequate. The phrase "hateth not
involves one Of those subtle distinctions
between words which were familiar enough
70 the Greek mind, but are.alien TO our
mode Of thinking. There are, OF course,
other distinctions familiar TO English and
unknown TO Greek. The difference OF
idom here IS that the Greek has two dis
tlnct wordS-me and on for our not. In
conditional clauses me negatives the whole
condition; OF negatives only the word to
which it is predXed. If the text were ei lis
me misei, we should render, "unless one
hates" and this might be understood as re-
quiring him 10 hate; but il is, on the contra
~, ei It's OF miSej, which We may express, il
VIC H0t huttS-t l. e., - Ohc iClNStS ~
hate" or, "if one lovingly clingS to-
which strengthens the explanation given
above.
Discipeship then requires, in all cases, a
virtual surrender, and when necessary, an
actual surrender Of kindred, property, lie,
everything for Christ. In many heather
countries now, a. in Judea when Jesus
spoke the words, to become Christian one
must, like Bunyan's Pilgrim, turn his back
on home and country, friends and neigh !
bors, wife and children. In our own
highly fayored land, ii he does not have |
actually to leave all these, it is because so |
many Of them are walking with him in the |
came way. III. ii. III.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO.-In 1863 Mr.. VIII
son, now OF Lawrence, Mass. was in the
Commissary Department in Washington.
Somehow or other he was taken with Il
violent soreness OF the throat. Several
army surgeons examined his thrO3t and
decided that it was a case Of diphthcfia. and
that ii was hopeless. After they had given
him up he tried Perry Davis's Pain-killer
The next day the scales began TO come of
OF his throat, and in two or three days he
was well.
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MANTA

WANTED, WHITE COOKS, LAUN-
w DRESSES, G n a " u L. II VI \ DS, and
NURSES German or Irish preferred. Also
WHITE GARDENER and a DRIVER. u. W.
ELsOM, Employment Agent, 800 east Broad
street NH Hits
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When Jem Mace, the puglist, was in
Washington recently he inquired for the
spot where Garfield was Shot. lie was
conducted to the ladies' waiting room and
shown the small brass star which marks the
place where the late President received his
death wound. Reyerently removing his
lat Mace looked at the star for moment,
then turning to his wife, said: Darling,
put yer foot on hit, Just for luck"
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CALT-R VI.

WIN McDcnald. 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges "A cure Of Slt-lsheuin on
head. neck, face. arms, and legs. fOr seventeen
wears not a ic 60 walk except on hands aud knees
for ono year: not able 10 help imself f0r eight
years tried hundreds Of remedies: doctOs pro-
nOunccd hts case hopeless. permanently cured ny
CI,TICURA EESOLNENT (blOod-puriderl inter-
nalIy. aud CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP
1.-THE great skin-curcsl externally.
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RICHMOND, VA, March Q. 1888.

To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
III the gGs-lakers are not to pay for light
Ing the city, why should we have to pay
even 1926 per thousand feet? VI.
They ought not to pay more than a fair
price. a fair price would be one based
upon the actual cost OF the gas, including
the interest upon the cost of the gas-works.
We are willing to compromise on S1.2j.
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DRUGGIST. A GRADUATE OF
II THE PIIILADELPiIIA COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY would like u SITUATION ia Rich
mond or vicinity. Bost references, &c. Twenty
one years of age. Address +. G.. e.,
1873 north Fifteenth street.
NH 1l-3tt Philadelphia. Penn.
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DSORIASIS.

II. T.. Carpenter, Fsq., Henderson, y. Y. cured
of Psor'aNs, or Lcprosy, of twenty years Standing
ny the CITlCURA RESOLNENf lblood-purlnerl
internally. and CUTlCURA ana CCIlCURA
SOAR tire Crcrt skin-curcsl externally. Inc most
wOnd .rul case on record. Cure certified 20 hoiorc
justice Of the peace aud prominent Citizens: AZ
afflicted with itchiug and ecaly-di-cases shoud
send e. US for this testimonial In fulL
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RICHMOND. March 8. 1859.

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Is there such a word as recupcrate, =
and if not. why not? Answer through
Dispatch and obligc MEMO.
There Is such word, and it i in Wor.
eester's dictionary.
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CkIN- DISEASE.

+. II. Dr.ke. Esq, Detroit, Mich. suffered be-
vnnd ali descrjption from a skln-discslsc which
appeared on bis II md, bead and face, and nearly
destroyed his cycs. lie most careful doctprnY
failed 10 help tim, and after all had iaied he usci
lie CIITiCtIRA RFSOLNENT (bl0odp urihcrl
Internally. CUTICURA and CU1lCURA SOAP
(the great skin curcsi externally, ana was cured
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CUrTCUnA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
TIE GREAT SKIN-CUREs.

The CuTICURA TREATMENT for the cure Of
SlIN-. SCALP. and BLOoD-DlShASkS.c con-
si,ts I'm the internal use of CUTlCURA RESOb-
VENT, the new blood-puriacr. and the external
use of CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, the
faLf
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WANTED, TWO WHITE GIRLS,
w about twelve and eighteen years Of age re-
spcctiyely, IN COOK and do GENERAL HOUSE
WORN. Apply at lnSur7nce Office. 1913 east
Main street. NH l-cOd3t
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE OF
Ill FURNITURE, LAW BOOKS, sTONEs'
nay HORSE. ONE BARREL RYE WHIshEI :
AND n TIERS TOOLs.-l will sell NJ pubic
auction, on
MONDAY, MARCH IL, 1888,
at IOk O'Clock 4. VI. AZ my office. 1906 cast
Franklin street. the following PROPERTY I"
satisfy suudry writs IN my hands -
WARDROGES. MARBLL-TOp CABlNEI
-CENTRE-TABLES and WASllSTANp1,
BUREAUS. Lot NGkS,
. FINE OFFlCE-SiONES.
/ SMALL HEATER, CENTRE-T ABLES,
WAtHSTAND~, RoUND-TABLES,
l KING-STONE. on MRS,
ROCKERS. BEDSTEADS.
| SAFE. CLOCKS. MIRRORS,
TRUNKS, PICTURES.
. POKER-TABLFS. 1OWEL-RACkS,
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
| SMALL COUNT FR-DESk. ..
LAUNDRY SOAP, FRUiT-sTAND, MEA-
SIRES.
LOT HATTERS TOOLS;
ALSO,
l BARREL OF FINE RNE-WlilSkEI sold on
account Of lat pul ChJscr)'
| GOOD NOl;k-ilOE~f, - ~
AND TWENTY VOLUMES LAW-BOokS.
Teens: Cash. l.. IIOLIlNGER.
NH 10 II. 4. &. Il.
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WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS MAN AS
w TRAVELLING SALESMAN for tobacco
manGftctory. Address SALESMAN. Post-Ofiicc
Box 1879, Richmond, Va. NH ll-ZtE
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By W. Goddin q Son. Auctionec's'
corner Eleventh aud Bank Streets
GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY Val

GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY lA VA:
- UABLE AND REMARKABLY COS r, ~
NIENTLY-ARRANGGEypl REs : + GnrTwEEN
" ,,pBs,tthT MI DPOAD STREET :. IN kEAk
OF TIE FIRST BAPTIST .CHmRtinl..-.Aa No ' ~
request Of the owner, we shall oueI i''
public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY. MARCH IL, 1883,
at AZ o'clock T.. VI, that WELL-bl ~ ~. ~ FL
ADMIRABLY BRlCh Nv Eiah5
ING. located as above. fOHr stories mgr ilan
eomely furuIshcd, continuing eight arg I uo'.'
besides closets. handsome lihrary-r0pm' sa"Ic
room several servants rooms. cooking-rant,s'
bathroom. drcssing-ToDsi. front iron hcIdnut
aud not only in perfect order but nm .heu ih Delu
tful style. The rooms are not only large ut ~
well vcntil1tcd and lighted. and the view OF wv
Governors mansion and grounds y hcauilul. O..
IL T. only necessary 10 examine the premises ."
be charmed with their many attraction. ..
POSSES Ion gwen In a few days. In t's ln''i -,
time the auctiOncers will show the premises !"
tho who may call on them. a.,
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known az '"c
time Of sale W. bOl)DlN op-'.
NH 3 Ah'ti'ht'I-.
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FREllitIT.

TTTIITFII =
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
-mi'hield. and Hampton; Washington, ID. c..
NCwhcrR, Washington, and Iarboro'. y. G.. and
al points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, foi
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point. and an rcgu.
lar landing On James river at LOWEST RAT ES,
and through bills Issued. J.. b. TATUM,
IA 30 Superintcndent.
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by W. Goddin a. son. Auctioneers'
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF IHkEE
TuI WEST LINE OF HANCOCK STREEI,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTREEIS,-A'
The rcoucst of tic owners we shall sell at auction
on the premises on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1888
at Z o'clock T.. NJ. THREE FRAME DNELl;-
ISf;S located rs aboyetne first adjoining the resi-
dence Of Mr. George :. Fox. fronting 20 Icet' run
ming back 1875 fcct. containing four large rooHS
we'll finished, with wide passage 20 ". ,.,,.,.,,
Also the LOT ard SMALL FRAME DIV tLi.-
M; adjoining on The west, fronting 2lNloo iecl'
containing two rooms. bounded on the ,onth ny u
Of Catherine street when opened.
Also. the LOT separated from TIE small tcne-
uent aforesaid by Catherine street when coniln-
nod. running back lGj feet. having thereon "A
COMFORTABLE FRAMED DWELLING con-
tanning four rooms. ,,,.t
The location + an improving one, and within
two squares Of Elha depot.
TRIMS: At tlc. 800 .,
mi = ". GODDIN z SON. Auctioneers.
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Leave
lIchmo'd 9;4j r. ". 1870 4. ST. 600 T.. VI.
Arrive al
W'iPolnf' 300 =. W. 1850 A. -. e.35 r. W..

Passenger trains connect az Wet Point Tues
days. Thursdays. and Saturdays with steamers Tor
Baltimore and the Nortn.
and 600 T.. VI. vii have p1ssenSor-cVache. at
tachtd.
folk and Wcstcrn railroad for Farmyille, Lyl ch-
burg, and all southwestern p"iut-.
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops 40 az ,la-
u0ns connecting at suthcrlip's with MILLION and
Shlhcrlm Narrow-Gaugc railroad for Wilton. at
Greensboro for all points on NDrth Carolina dif.-
sion and salem Branch; ~ Ausnta fpr ~ point,
south ana ~nptsWe-t: ~ salisbury fOr an poiu'-
ON Western North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 Through PASSENGER aud mail -fff.
NJ all stations connecting 40 Sniherlins VIII hii-
ton and SlthcIlin Narrow tnLr" railroad i0r
Milton; at Greensboro for 40 points Oh SALON.
Branch: at CharlOuc with ,hail0te, tsiuurn
~ Augusta railroad for Columbia Auguttt,
Saesr nab. and Florida points.
Trains from Tie south arrive ~ R.clw'af ;
f:33 +. VI, GOO 4. NJ, and 1916 =. VI, ana from
West Poiu. al IO:2n 4. ". Passenger, snt sJ5
+. VI. and 1910 r. W Ffcight1
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Richmond at 80. 4ol............ ......6.oo o.. N.
Coalfcld........... % h. No
RETURNING.
Coaldeld at $50. 4l)..................
Bon -.lj ABB
Arrive
An regular passenger trains stop 20 &c.. t-
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Tram 50-.Ncw York and Atlanta rtf }ts.t.
ingtoH aud DauNillc.
on Train 52-Rchmond ALL DauNii,. ind
Washington aud Augusta.
Tickets sold o. aii polut. south, ,1at1.a 70, e.,
southwest and baggage checked through.
Nolsy-oyer chccbs given ~ iocel urkct-.
". rLAILHlEE,
General ,4-.-ns,r agent.
Sol HAAS. Tramc NmloE
I. NJ AZ. 1AiColr.G'u Manager. uh-
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT, TWO NEW AND o..
Il VERY ATTRA GIVE SIX-ROON HI
DWELLINGS, iuSt completed. on Iwenty-siNth
between Main ald street, with modern cOuyc-
nienccs, wei blult, ana admirably arranged.
BRICK DWELLING If slX rooms, Nc. COZ
north Tweniy-iiith street between Leigh and VI
streets.
DESIRABLE BRICK eTOHF. with DWELLING
above, corner Scycnlccnth and Marshall street..
Good business stand: rent low.
FRAME COITAGE. sIN rooms. No. 6Oi north
Eighth street.
STORE with DWELLING, No. 1872 north
seventeenth street.
STORE No. 1918 cast Main street, v ell suited
for either wholesale or retail iU-iuC--.
DERlRABbE MEDll N-Sl/E DWELLING,
5lS north Twcnty-cighth street.
VI. III. LYME & CO.. Agents.
NH Lat IIJ3 Main street
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DEAUTY.--For Rough. Chapped, or
ID Greasy Sin, Backheads, pimplcs, SSin-i lem
ishcs. and ln1dntile lIumor.. use CI1lClliA
SOAP, an exquisite SklN-BEAUTlFiEH and
Toilet, Bath, and Nursery Sanltive
NH l1-dSu&W&w1t
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RARE CHANCE ~ MAKE MoNEY.
QUARRY FOR SALE.

DOR SALE, \ GRANIIE-Ot- AIRY
Il IN the city OF Manchester. az the Junction of
NE Bcil' Isle, he Richmond and DAM ile.and the
connection railroads with the Richmond. FlClc-
ricksburg aud Potomac aud Richmond and Peter,
burg railroads. IT. advantage are the superiority
OF lle ganile,it location on The line of SD many
railroads vs. neirucsi 10 The cities of Manchester
and Richmond and b. shlppinr. and the c1sc and
choapncss with which the granite may bee worked
ana The top earth aud rubile m1y De removed. the
railroads requiring an such supple. for hlliug ana
enbankments I'm the immediate vicinity II me
quarry. The uanitc-Iu1iry T. so near each civ
tiat ule granite may be- conveniently caTted with
OUT being taxed by railroad charge, and transfers,
II. &. CABELL.
NH 9-F&>u2t No. lll7 east Main street
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HUMORS.

Mrs. s. T.. Whpplc, Decatur, Mich. writes Chat
her face. head, and some parts Of her body were
almost raw. Head covered with fc1bs ana sores
suffered fcarfully. and tried everything Perma-
ncntly cured 10y CUTlCURA RESONANT
(blOod-T urihcrl and CUTICURA and CCTiCUHA
SOAP Che great shin-curcsl.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

4. ID. WILLIAMS. y. W. EOwF,
of the late firm of Grubbs long with Grubbs &
n Williams. Williams.
w ILLIAMS n BOWIE,
w REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
No. 4 ELLNEN STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
BANK.
RICHMOND. VA.
Rent ont property. collect rents. sell real estate
publicly and privately, negotiate loans. and DO
everything pertaining 20 lc2itimrtc real estate
business. We have ON our books for sale every
variety Of rIl Cstft and invite call from All
seeking 10 make purchase or transaction OF any
Kind IN zeal est lie. We promise strict personal
attention 10 every matter with which We may De
connected.
Our long experience and our established rcputa-
tiun Justify In the belief that can serve sat-
isfact0rily all who may deal with Us.
Without consultation. we refer % every bank
president and every leading Businessman I'm this
city. f. &7-ru,FG~ulm
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MISUNDERSTANDING Days.
Byw GoddIn & son, Auctioneers'

GALE At AUCTION OF BEAU ~
- FIJI COTTAGE RESIDENCE On NE
sOI'TIi stDE Of t;ROVF ROAD ABOUT llALF
MILE FROM WESTERN CITY LIMIT ,cNpUISs
TANNING \ SQUARE or t0tlhT pE hTTLo.
Al The request OF the heirs OF J. Frederick FOX we
viii offer for sale nj auction. Oh the prenlises'on
TUESDAY, MARCH 27.1ss
nt a. o'clock f. NJ. the foregoing BEAUTIFUL
COTTAGE DWELLING, adjoining tne .esiue.,s
Of Mr.. j. VI. Lewis. with an Us appurtenances.
The dwelling l. nearly new. well aud conyeniently
arranged. and containing eleven rooms. 1hcrcaIs
two stables. shadc-trces. large and inc-bearlns
orchard. and the land IL well planted In crop
coming on. feed. &c The access 10 the place !. -!
the most fa,hiOnrbc driyc-broNc roau-"helC
every afternoon. -. n,
TERMS: Accommodating and made known nj
SALE W. GODlDlN HpN,
NH Ii s&27-3t AuclloheeIe.
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by T.. r.. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

by T.. r.. Cook, Auctioueer,
"a Ninth street.
At THE REQUEST OF MANY WHO
"A purchased our cigars NJ auction last Dccem-
Der and January. who cannot procure our goods at
the retail stores I'm Richmond, We shall offer
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1883,
and during the week. at TIC auction store of T.. II.
Cook. - Ninth street, a. 10 D'clocs. The following
celebrated brands of CIGARS: GRACE OAR
LING. HAVANA CIIEROOTS, /. &. l.. PROS
PERlTY, SWEET MOSLLLk, HAVANA Ci-
GAR.
YEAR. and we invite al to attend the sale and
Secure all they NAV want.
HORACE BLACkMUR e CO.,
NH MlnufIc urcre.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are for sale by all
druggists.
Price OF CUTiCURA, small boxes, 30 cents; large
boxes. 81. CUTiCURA HESOLVENT, 81 per bottle.
CCTICUEA SOAR, 70 cents. tuTiCuHA SHAVING
SOAR, , cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston.
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0LDDOnNION STEAMSHIP - -
~ COMPANY. --Szc&et.Sis

FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one ~ their 5Plondi1
-teamcrs-G IlASDOTTE ROANOKE, MAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, aud RICH NOND-
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing, see advertisement below
steamers leave New Ork I [ l>DAt> =. THURS
DANS.and SATURDAYS az 3 L. VI. from Pier 26
NEW number). North river. foot Of Beach street
They have splendid saloons, statc-roOms, and
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
kfter-cabin fare % New York dncluding meals
and bcrthl. SO: rCund-Crip tickets SIS steerage,
with subsistence -, without subsistence. So.
Frcights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expense incurred.
Freight received until o'clock +. VI. daily,
rgr further information, apply TO
GEORGE W.ALLEN CO., Agents,
iyo0 Office Company wharyc.. Rockets.
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4 TLANTIC-COAsT LINE.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LEAVE RIG HNONl-~Nt INWARD.
ll;iS \. VI. duly. connecting f.r Norfolk. IA
hiti- 'iaiit rt'l. >.fH..IIl . and tlo-
rica Stop 90 DuNN.. Blul. cen
ir1iia. ANA chester. Pullman -icercr
New York fu savannah
3l5 P. W FAST NAL daily. conncctIne f.r
tuiltetnI, savannah. rnI tI.rI-r..
lhi- ti1.u lunh.- np local stops Pull
9:5s p. W. daily. couae.rug ,sr Cfar',-,.r. -.
NAhh.I' 1Lt lIlg.at. ~tofs 90 Chez
tef. Pullman sleeper Washington o..
Cos \. VI and C.I3P. ". frc..lt. dahl, ..,,,,.
sunday.
Sst.ss y NJ Sunday excursion.
LEAVE Observation-Disclosures APE
rOMAEToA DEPOT.
3;5S 4. ". FAST MAIL. d.ily. Mako, DID f...,
,"l-' t.Iiinau Sleeper Charleston De-.
1908 4. NJ. daily. stops 10 Chester. trrfrtHI
and Drrryr Bun. Pullman -l..it.
Jat h.ous il.e fo Washington.
3.2J I. VI. daily Stops 900 Chester ana O., ...-..-
10. Pullman sleeper Savannah D.
New olk.
7:js A. II. and Sos T.. ". freight. daily .,N,,..
sunday.
"a p. N. sunday excursion.
III dsiiY passenger trains mako c'... rrrrf....
AZ Richmond for ull points NORTH. c..t. .uf ,t..f
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL ROJ 10 40
NORFOLK.
Lea y.i RieRm0nd llis a. w. daily. Arrive Nor-
Leave norfolk I242,P. NJ daily. Arrive R.sa-
lnOud4.26 l.. NJ !.
JixRENLY. Superintendent
I. VI. ENfHSoN. General PASSENGER AGENT
>oi. HAAS. Trade Manager. t-
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Nv X. T.. Chanin K Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auciionccrs.
No. / noitn Tenth strcct.

No. noitn Tenth street.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE FARM
4 or THIRTY ACRES. WITH CORN-MGLL.
! lCE-POND AND ATTRACTIVE PLEASURE
! GROUNDS, FOUR MILES WEST OF THE
tiIN.-wc are authorized 10 sell this TRULY
! VALUABLE PROPERTY, known a. STA
| PLES'S MILL" "a great bargain. upo, the most
liberal terms. the owner being unable to give 10 his
| personal attention. II, proximity to Richmond.
! IT. being Immediately ou the Richmond. rode
| rick,hurg and Potomac railroad. aus 60 natural
| beauty, render tiiis one Of the most desirable
! pieces OF property in thc western suburbs. The
! MILL J., In excellent order and doe good busi-
mes. TWO Of the five lcc-houscs on The place were
/ LllcG TN. Wint r with GOOD COUNTRY ICE.
| which will be sold with the place. The dwelling
| j. NEAT, NtW COTTAGE Of SIX rooms. SUP
/ rosndcd by the necessary out-hOusc,. The land
| wllch is well adapted FOR gardening and trucking
Is ai0ui onc-hal citafcl' ana ms upon d young
orchard 't choice fruii-trc' b. The pond, with the
grove Of native trees sirting IT. southern border
presents the most desirable resort for excursion
and pic-ulc pufpO-c, within reach Of Richmond.
viii produce larger return for the investment
than amy Of the same value On The county 10 viii
pay for Itself IN few year.
This sale presents q rare opportunity for am i'm
dustfiOus man without capital t. make him.elf
comfortable for NE. and 10 the capitalist ft otter.
adeishliul couniry-scat, which VIII pay IL own
expense. Instead Of being sink-pnckct
Inc min VIII De- sold separately from the rest Of
The property n desired.
IN Ue invited 10 cail uron us IT once forfurther
Particulars as our instructions ere Ucrcmptory 20
sell. Il. Il. CllAFFIN i %.
Real .t.ite Agents
NH LOOT No. Tenth street, Richmond. Va.
" SEYMOUR" FOR SALE.-Tbis 70
- BEAU1lFCH COUNTY, SEAT. ak
11VEI>f w Yin an, vTWNEbX HII 30 ERlEA
two FINE ORCHARDS, three quarters OF a mile
81 tie University Of Virginia. aud one and
ihlee quarter miles from thrlocpsSll!c, Va.
Al.o. "BCENA-yI>TA." an EXCELLENT
FARM OF 400 ACRES. GOOD BElCK DWELL
g. I..fr all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-11

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO .
Il NICE BRICK DWELLINGStD Cary bs-L Ia
tween second ami Third streets. sht room, add
MENT; row resiing 10 lrst-ca>s tenants at 500
each.
4 NEW BRICK DWELL ING. Main street.
West End; six rooms and kitchen; modern i'm
proycmcnis; will De compict ID Aprl 18Th. Til,
viii De fine chance o. secure q great bargain IN "a
nice new home.
NEW BRICK DWELLING on Main near Fourth
street. eight rUpms: modern Improvements.
\ GRACE->TREET RESIDENCE, Wet End.
with LARGE LOT attached: contains twelve
rooms.
An ENTIRELY NEW HRiCh (hANSARD-
ROOF DWELLING. ten or twelve rooms. on
west Franklin street near Monroe ParN.
Apply o. FRANK -. hill & CO..
mh Hit / los Main street.