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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-29

rnUsrgES'sALE OF MAIy-sTREEF
E Msssss Fox sN iThaLok

sfoHE. NO. lsI2RAsT MAIssrREET,
Msssss. Fcx sV 1 TaiLoR.
n. v,ysr Of leo deed. OF trust esscnssd ~
xz,s1srr n s,rcfler-ones 20 r. rupp<~ and y. ".
4, AZ SON. trustees. dated Juiy 4, ibse. -. - 10
q nsre 400. and ne other 10 l. Y. trovn and y.
~ fxereY. srussfs.. dated August 10, fs's, ~ =.
iiSH pses 2c7. both Of record IN the once Of W
,eTs.<ut ef certain notes therein mentioned. ana
S{Hak having been made in pzymen, there q, aed
rssfrr PARTIALLY eses ued the trusts in aid drc1s
md NOT realizing sunictepi monev N pay on an"
A. n RE In full the sssd Dote~ an. being request
- IN the b<neGe iare- in sid deeds SO fufber ~
s.se e xn<1s In said deed 70 TIE pay u,snt ~ as1
fsrhArre In full % baisncc dne On ss'd not,, We
,ee undsrssenfd trustees, VIII proceed 70 Sell on
the prenises,os
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1854,
a. o,ciceh, the a'ove STORE, No. 1912 east
Main street. and descri5sd in said dee " stal-
lows: /" All thai lot % land. with all tbe improve.
,aeuts thereon ON the north side Of Main street
nsf@een yifIesnth aud s,eyenfeenth streets 'front.'
Inc az fe,t tf.reon. aud running bach between
nsraflel snss iol fcei 10 an ailey.'
TEENe: Cash - TO espeO-s OF sale ssd shinsleht
10 my On and DISCHARGE IN fni The bassnre fie "a
satd notes, and the remainder os such terms a.
nav bs snrpaDcsi ~ sale b the rranf1r, or, IL ms
sh.<rre by the trustees In said deeds.
T.. h. BROWN.
ID. n. DuGGER.
Trustees:
r. TuPPER.
j. W. ANDERSON,
Trustees.
% 40 2s
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N,ron Bang. VI Fayetteville. used 10
give Grover Cleveland biz eoppcrs for hail
ing boats for hin 90 the csnsf In tiat VII
hge. There Is, therefors. soi.sisarf ac-
qt,ainfsnce between tis two men. They
recently lighted cigars over II In Albany
while they chsited Of old tisies. --Syya-
cnse Standard.
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MINERAL MArERa.

VUAUkEsHA GLENN MINERAL
w WATER, PURE DRINKING WATER
from the Wankeshs Glenn Springs. Nankcsha, de-
livored IN any part of the ward. The demsnd for
the celebrated water ~ our leading families as a
regular drinking water ID daily Increasing. in-
valuable In all Kidney and liver diAieulties. for
sale hy leading druggists, sample-roons, xroeers,
or direct froIs spring IN barrels. hslrs and glass
laifIes. Address 4. ~. BRYANT,
no s-sa,Ta&fh1y Waukeshs, VIZ.
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- consider y0uf

- consider your
fcnedy the best reinedy ia existence
tor Indigestion, kidney
-ComStsiat
"And nervous debility. have just
Returned
From u.e South in sfruitle-s search for has lth
and hnd that your Bittsrs are doing me sors
Good
Than anything else;
month ago was extremely
" Emaciates ~
Aud scarcely able 70 walk. Now lam
GaiRing strength. and
"Flc.hi"'
And hardy Il day pass. bat wiet lam
oomplimeo,ea on my improved appearance. and
II Is all due " Hop
BiMer.. !. wiskline jackson,
wilmingsn, Da.
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| UCTION OF


UCTION OF
CARLTON MCCARTHY co.'s STOCK.
eos Main street.
Sale 81
OFFICE FIXTURES,
DISKS.
COUNTERS.
Shelving.
ELEGANT STOVE
TRUCK AND TOOLS, and
FINE IRON SAFE tdi.ier's paienu.
SATURDAY, At ~ O'CLOCK, PROMPTLY.
NORMAN v.R.NDOLPH.
Trustee.
Parties rms; remove eoois sold this week By
SATURDAY.. no 2S-@i
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CARPETS. siL-cLoTHs. &c.

CARPETS AND OiL-CLOTIls.-Iha have
~ js-t recsiysd my fall stock of goods. CAR.
and HOLLANDS, ssd con NETS aud POL ~
LACE and DANAsN CURrAIk~. PAPER-
iiANGINGs 81 all styles whlci N ensSiss 81
low price,.
All order. promptly Auendsa ~.
\. JENNINGS,
1911 east Main street.
sc i-zm RchsOsd. Va,
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A prudent mss l. like pin, his head
prevents him from going too faI. To pre-
vent cough from going toofar. we sioud
~ rr DR., Butts Cough syrup.
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Ct HAVE >UFFERED!"

With every disease Imaginable Tor the lat three
years. our
Druggist, I. y. Anderson, recon nruding
Hop Biiters To me,
used Two bottles.
Am entirely cured, and heartily recommend
Hop Bitter. to every one. J.D. Walker, Bucsaer
No.
write This asa
Tokeifof The great appreciation have of yonf
Hop
Hitters. wa- afflicted
With innammat0ry rheumatism
For nearly
seven years, and no medicine seemed 20 do
me any
GoodH
Unlil tired tNo bottles Of your Hop Biiers.
and Ia my surprise an well to-day a. ever
was. hope
"Nou NAV have abundant success
In this great and
Valuable medicine
Anyone wishing to know more about ~ v
carer
Can learn by addressing mc, r.. VI.
Williams, 1903 l6ih street, Washington. II. v
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~ None genuine without q bunch Of green
Hops ON the while label. shan al the vile, rot
scBons stsG with Hop" or Hops IN their
aswe. no -ss,Tu,Th&wlm
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RAILROAD LINES.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY.-SCHEDULEl IN EtftCI oCiOhfh
IL, 1854: ,,c,,>,oNo
500 A NJ For Newport's News, Old Point Com
fort. aud Norfolk. Daily except sun
day OHy three hour, and twenty
nye minutes Richmond 10 Norfolk.
p25A NJ For all stations and lexington. Nv,
Louisville, and Cincinnati. hail ex-
cept sunday. quickest line % Lex
iugton, Va. making close connec-
tons ria StauutOn.
3.35 r. NJ. Charlottesville accommodation tmlN
ed daily, except sunday. stops az
q.,P.N. Var Sewport's News. Old Point, aud
Norfolk. r. pres except sunday
son p NJ. FOR Huntsville and CINCINNATI. CON
Meeting for all points West. North
west, aud Southwest Fast eNpres,
daily. Does not stop TOR local Du.i-
ness. Pullman slecpiuF-cars Kch-
mond o. Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlottesville 70 Lon'sfhh'
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. NJ. From Charlottesville except sunday
ll.35 A. VI, From Norfolk, Old Point and New
roPt's News, except sunday.
3.25 +. NJ. From Louisville. Cincinnati. and al
local points, except sunday.
sI5P.M. From Norfolk except sunday Prom
Old Point and NcwDort's News daill.
oI5P. VI. From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express, daily. go,
sunday Excursion % Newp0rts News aDn 90
Point will leave Richmond \. inland arrive ih
Richmond els I. W. returning.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets
Tlcket-Ofices: 1000 Main street ana thesa
p'AA' '"u UNIV '''''"'' II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
&. W. SMITH. General MANAGER oc IL
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
.c~~[~ -0c--cJl0S/1r(~r~cr ~.lsr-.tr|-~
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FuH AyESrE ASD FIfrETn stray.
NEw YORK,
Opposite Cathedral.
Conducted 90 European plan. Win q re.laursnt
of unsurpassed excellence.
Room. for transient gscst.,s. per ,ay snd sp-
wsri.
WEDDINGS, EXCEPTIONS. DINNERS, AND
LUNCHES \ SPECIALITY.
wETHEgDEr FULLER, PIoprietors.
no 2O-Th.sakTu4e
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TRUSTEES SALE or \ VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE or \ NALUABLE
/ JANE,.HIVEE FARM N GppCiILAND
COUNTY BY yirtse of = deed ~ trust rom ".
". Hazard. dated the 5th day 81 Apfli. 1854,
aud lulY recorded I've the clerss ONCE Of The Coul-
~ Couri 81 GoochLind. and az thr request ~ rhc
benffriarif4. IN ,lid sliced. default having been
made In the plyiseut u certain bond Hierciii
secured viii. trustee IN aid deed. sell az pub
ne ,uciiOs, on the pr iii''-. ~
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ). ls-f,
al l. O'Clock. 2. w.. The following NAl.ifA ABLE
FARM. Known ~ the " MIDDLE BYRD." lyins
and hetn: In The county "t Goochl1nd. On James
river. Big-Ryrd rfeek, aud on both ,iles Of the
Eiehnoiid aid Allcghsny railroad, and csnfain-
iug 1871 ACRES. nur ~ lees l47s ~ which
are Jase.-riNtr low grounds. Ibis farm add tn.
one above advertised Nv the ,atse Trustee contain
some OF the iueri land. la the state and are ex-
ersflonaIy well lDesied I'm deli rhrr,lllY rolling
cnhutry, about two hours ride frON Richmond.
TsgNs EuoiSh cash 20 pay tue .Aps8ss. Of
eNccaiing thi, trust, and the sum of sS.397. IS
with interest fnDn, The Il lay % september. 1854.
sod the haiaHcc ston tho following croiits
s4,76S With interest from the i day ~ >epica-
hcr. 1883. - tho LIT day OF september. 1885. aud
81, 1875 with Interest from tie lsi dsN ot Septem-
her, 1883, On The lst day % september, 1855. aud
a. h. sny balance ga -uch term, M the said W. W.
Hazard aly aireet bId VA east ~ hls kiilure "a
make surh dreslans, then up0n such ierss a. The
trn.se sh,il thsk IL. W hs made known ~ the
aay ~ saio- W. ". tpsb1. 5f,
no IL TRUSTEE.
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.V.-rrox saLEs-.Future DAYS.

-rI-0--I-|T"|-"I-"l"|I -F|I--
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i PARCEL OF LAND, LYING IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY THREE FnURTIls or \
MILE SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE, CON
TANNING 2G1 ACRES OF LAND, AND
FRAME HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS AND
THE USUAL OUT-BUJLDISGS.-By virtue ~ q
deed Of trust executed 10 me on the 23d diy OF
April. 1877, and duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court. In ID. y. 80. on page J27 by Jonn
Peterson and Sarah B., his wife, aud ny request OF
the holder Of the note secured shall. onl
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1884,
al IL o'clock noon. sell at public auction at Chcs-
terrified Courthouse, the TRACT OF LAND above
described. containing 26a ACRES
TEENS Cash sufficient Ia pay the expenses 81
cxetutng this trust ami Ia discharge the amount
due on n note for S275, payable two wears from
date. as shown by one not" Of even date with the
said deed. bearing inteic, al Der cent. PAYABLE
annualiy u. X. PRICE.
no 27 Trustee.
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by J. Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer.,
IIl3 east Main street.

1ll3 east Main street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
/ THAT DEL IGHTFULLY-L0CAr RESI-
NINETEENTH AND MO-BI STkEETS,-by
virtue Of certain deed of trust, bearing date or
the 18th day OF August, Ss3. and recorded IN the
clerks Office Of the Richmond Chancery court
Deed Book l2f u. page lJ2, deiau't having btei
made in the payment Of the debt thereby securci'
and being required 50 10 do oy the beneficiary In
aid decd. shall proceed 10 sell BY auction, upon
the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER .. 1854
At o'clock 7. W.. the PROPERTY rs above lo-
Gated. The dwelling contains eleven rooms also
kitchen. stable. carTage-hOusc- snoke-nOisc. &c.
This property T. within few minute walk oi the
business section of the city. H. tuiuon COM
mands a Hnc view Of the city and surrounding
country--ln tact, the location possesses ihe ad-
yautagcs of country and city life combined. The
lot has front of 200 feet on Pleas street ny
depth Of IO2 feet, more or less. The GROUNDS are
beautifully terr1ced, aud are lnterspeIsod win
peach.. pear. plum, apricot. apple, cherry ana
dg.trees; also. snade-trees Of various kind, and
other shrubbery too numerous 10 mention. u Is
really treat 10 visit the property ana inaie the
OdorifeTOus perfume rs u is taken from thr hul.
and blossoms and waited away with the delightful
bfeezss that continually reach this point. Der
son ofcNpcrcnce aud enierrrise can elsiiY retlle
a fortune by converting this property INTO beer
garden.
By consent Of the parties In interest the tenn,
will be one half in cash, tie residue in two equal
instalments at one and two years. u per cent.
added, a nd secured nv q deed Of trust.
GEORGE j. HOOPER. JR.. Trustee,
!. TuoMPsOS BROWN CO., Auctonceia'
\, trustee Ia q prior deed from said We tucN
and wife, which said deed Is duly recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court, unite aud concur IN
the above sale mo 26l l.. T.. BROW Y. Trustee.
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HIGH-CoNsTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
Ill StTrRE. CooktSG-RASGt,R tfNi..-
PsTDH. RAEEER- CHAIRS. IONA
CHINE, Twill sclI at public auc'ionon
MONDAY, DECEMBER l. 1884,
=, ny o.el,rt A. ". al nv once. No. I306 cast
Franklin street. ibe following property 70 saus'S
,wVnsIRRfbRnsFs, waREiF.TOp BUREAUS.
EARBIt -TOP WAsHsrASt,e.
CENTRE TABLES pLAIN BtRkAIS,
PLAIN wAsffsTANDs. BEDSTtAD,-
MATTRESSES. TABLES, ROCKIES,
CLOCKS, PICTURES. TRUNKS.
CANE. and WOpD-~EAT CHAIRS,
LOokING-CLASSEs,C CARPETS.
BARBLR-CHAlRs. LACE uuRIAiNs'
FFATHFK ROJ~TEKs-and PILLOWS ,..
Ri.ANhPrs. DE-cASTERs. BEER.GLASek>'
CROCKhRY and GLASSWARE
oYsTTR.CuUSTER. BAR-srooLs, &c.
ALSO,
NARRLF-TOP sIDEBOARD.
! REFRIGERATOR, and cOOhiNG,RA N|h'
FARMS. Cash T.. g. GARRISON.
po20 High Constable city Richmond.
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MANCHESTER TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXES.
Their. wiz he per cent. added 10 all itNe.. rity,
school. and sale. unpaid Gu DEC ENBtR Isl
NEXT. WAR up and settle.
J.M. EGONATGH. JR.,
30 26.iun30i Treasurer civ Of Mtnrhes'rr.'l
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
HENrGcO COUNTY. Wal
TELASIfkE'> DTrtCr,
RICHMOND. November 10, 1884.
IIeEric0 county :lN bills for the year ls-i are
now ready for payment At this GA -. between the
hours Of s. o'clock \. VI. and ; o'clock =. VI.
Al tax bills remaining uupJid on the ST DAY
OF DECfMBtE NENf, the Law pr,vlt thai
per cent. he added and the hiiis put la The hlnd-
Ofc0llrriOrs FOR collection.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
no l9-tdel Treasurer Henrieo 'esafy.
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DLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP. >Frs
~ COMPANY. --zaakzalfn

FOR NEW lORh.-rhe Old .IsTk
Il Dominion steamship OOmpaBy's s>Nliks6nh
proposed sailiDgs for tie week following are
ROANOkE, Captain torCH, SUNDAY. No.
yeinber 3uth, at II o'c'Ock noon.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SIXTH, TUESDAY,
December 81. at = O'Clock y. ".
Freight received unit ) o'clock ?. VI. -atur lay,
and 10 O'Clock =. VI. Tac-dsy.
Through bills Of Lddins signcd, aud go"'is Tor
warded with dispatch 20 al points horth. sOuih,
east and west Asa 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fire 10 New York unclUding meals and
berihj, slO. rouMd-irip tickets. els. Storage.
with Subsistence 81; without subsistence, so
Pas.ngers tcayisg Richmond by the thesa-
peake and ohio railway 40 500 \. VI. lsid New
port. NcWsi aud rho Richmond and Petersburg
railroad at ll:30 4. VI. on MONDAYS, TUE--
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS viii
make connection ~ NORFOLK with ste"ms
leaving Those days.
For lfei <hl or passage apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN X co, Agents,
no 20 Company Wharf. Rockets.
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by sutton & To-,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs,
HOS Main street.

ll0e Main street.
UCTION SALE OF SIX VERY
N PRETTY AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS SITUATED At THE NORTHEAST COR
SER ST. PAUL's AND COUTTS STREETS -
At the request of tho owner. W. shall Oer Tor sale
al public auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2,lsS4,
at A O'Clock Z. W. the above-described L0T
frontug2J feet each on the east side OF - Pall''
between COutts and Hill streets, and running back
a depth Of about 100 feet.
4 great doal Of building and Improvement Ia.
recently been done In this vicinity, and small
dwellings can he built on these lots that would
rent or sell well. -
1her + a small FRAME DWELLING ana a
few other improvements Oh some oi the los.
TERMS Al sale SUTTON q 'b''
M ~ AuctiOuecrS.
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BY Il. l.. staples 4 Co., AucuoEeers,
No. llO3 Main street.
GALE BY AUCTION OF THAT MOST
- PFNUTlFUL AND ATTRACTIVE MESr
FRANKL IS-STREET BUILDING LOT. siruA-
TED BETWEEN LAUREL AND shAfEk
SrRFETS.-We shah Oner tor sale, Oh the prem
iseS. on 80.
MONDAY, DECEMBER /, 1854
at o'clock r. NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE LOT
on Inc north side OF Franklin street between Ian
rel and Shai,r streets, fronting 2S feel ana nav
ing depth Of $50 feet 10 an alley.
This Is conceded 10 be one Of the moss desirable
binding tots on Franklin stIeei ami as there are
now very such the market, those who wish IN
secure deslrihle sites for building IN the future
sheilld avail themselves OF this opportunity.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known NJ the
II. l.. STAPLES & CO. Auetioneers,
M "a ll03 Main Street.
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TRANS SogTnw ARD.


.p.IN. JDaiiy teNeept sundaIl
STOPPING PLACES.
~. .oa,da1r,ks no stsps. No. sf-T. ..
fbcsfer No. as STOPS 20 Nan,he-iff' ~ a.
rhytT tsntralla, and hester. Nc>.AI an o.
al Nlanche-trr, Ccntrlil1' ana the-si.
81 %. 10. NJ. and ? atop n az station. A...
ana y stop At all stations excerpt ter'ples.
PuLLMAN cAR-,ERViCt.
On trains Nos. 40 aat as. s,eeD.nx-cirs f-ftn
Washington and Charicston, On fAih-
and a., sleepinx car between Mashlhe.'l eH|
lac. sopyille on Traits Nos. AZ and ~ ,.
Ing.ears between Ncg York ard Jacksonv'
THE ONLY ALL-RAtL LINE TO NohFoLk
rP.Vy ARRIVE.
Richmond" sI0:ig \. ~. Norfolk. $3.50 p. -.
Norfoik..,.. 1886 \ =. Richmond IL 8 2. NJ.
NerfoIk..., 1926 =, "a. Richmond gig '. ".
trains As and % make close c1nuecit'n .r a. {
from Farmyille, Iynchburg. aud sonnl ,ir-l
potnts and way station on the soriHiA aff or.
ern raiIrosd !. T.. EkNlf' >1De-intf cent
T. ". EMERSON, Iraersl Ps-senr'r AZ d
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND
GOR RENT

EOR RENT, FIVE ROOMS, mc.u- q
Il ding Kitchen. dinIng-roulu, and other II
convenience. Apply az No. lOl, corner Of CLAY
aud Pint streets. no 2s2rh
IGOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE -
Il STORE No. 5z3 east Broad street. now IL
occupied by Mr.. IL Fontaine Rict. Possession
given AZ oncr Apply IN premise. pr n
A. PlL/INI, IR..
no 25-lw S07 east Broad street.
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WANTS.

WORK WANTED.-Owingt TO the ten
w dcrness of my hands from being burnt. !
would bc glad " any friend would give me "A JOB
Cor vi lille in some store packer. or deyerer 81
goods, or driver, or anything respectable that J
can do. - | have q family Of i've In number. J
don't expect much. though ! am a mechanic and
have been Getting sl2 Der wecs.
Respectfully yours.
!. ". r.. GILLIAN.
no 2g-Iff sos wet cary street.
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, OCTOBER I2.less

Tram No. SO unrouEh passenger stop, a. ~ \"
uons. connecting af kcy.ville for az poinis on ''
and VI. rrIlroad: at -iiihei Inns with Milton aIH
Sutheriin Narrpw.-tsuge railroad for A'l''ui a.
,,roeu> boro' tor an uolufs on salem hf.i t, 81
salisbury for an points On western N'ili ..'-
lisa railroad; ~ Atlanta for 81 points sou h-'
Southwest .
Train No. 50 Through pa.senger and ma
al Salisbury, Green r0fo'. kcidsstile, hiFI'
Ih1masvilic. Lexington. and Concord, .' f..i
DanViIle ard Charlotte, aud all station 500
Richmond aud usuyiiiei connecting ai
mas with Milton AMI ~uiherlin Nirrul -'..I.n
railroad for Milton a. Grtcnshorn TOR AT .s
ON Salon Branch and North Carolina division, .'
Charlotte with charlotte, 'onmbia duf .t. .t
abroad for Colulubit, Augusta, ~avaurlt. $3.50
FlOrida points, AMI ala points On the 1901 t.t
strain No. 80 ou Richmond Int VI. st.t. l-
,ailroad run. dallS except ~uudaY.
Trains from the south arrive az Ri'lmH' l4' 90
A. II. aud ASS pm
BON AIR PAS~I NCER SEgAl,I.
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Parties nns, remove goods sold this week By
ea,nxa.x no 2e-2t
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TuE CtfiZi.Ns EINkoT RICHMOND, &C.. IT NIN-
ItFV. AGAINST T.. I. JOHNSON AND OTHERS
DEFENpANrS, II rtIE tHANCERN COURT pf
CiTN ~ RituNONp,
I Bcnlamnln II. Berry. rlerk ~ said court cor
lfy that the rund required Of the special cnmmi~-
-iumer. los thr dec, &C. m said cause Of the In day
1T December. SsS. has been duly gwen.
Given under nav hand THIS 6th day of NAV. SSi.
mo- ~ BFNJAMIN ~. BERRY.
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-. ". ?. GILLIAN
no 2g-1ff sos wet cary street.
WANTED, EVERYBODY IN THE
w WEST END
who wants GOOD MARKETING g. be- at corner
Main aud Cherry sATURDAY-TO-DAY. Grand
opening. 10 29-ltF
WANTED. HORSES TO WINTER.
w Terms low. sent for and returned ON re-
ceipt Of postal. card. ". T.. GRAN I. 10 =
post-Odice. Henrico county. or u. :. OR WIT; No.
70 south Fourteenth STREET. no 2H-Gt'
DRINTER WANTED, FOR \ NEWS
L PAPER ESTABLISHMENT ~ NEAPlDLI
IMPROVING TOWN N sol INSIDE NIR-
GINA AND THE TERMINUS or a NEWLY-
BUTT RAILROAD. buc willing 20 invest a
small capital aud take an int. esf Ia the puolIra-
lion apdd the WORK Of the office. New pres aud
type required.
Editing. core -pondcurc. soliciting advertise
mcnis, &c, performed by the present 0~uer. Much
sob work could Doc done.
Circulation andadScrtisirg- patronage very good
and competition slight Cheap place To live and
town healthy.
Only those who mean business need apply. state
where IN Interview can DE had 10 next fifteen
days. Address II. \. NJ.
care % DisD1fcb.
NOVEMBER 81. 1854. Richmond, Va.
ID
National Republican., 1884-01-22
FOR THE POOR.
The Annual Pound Party at sheidon's
for the Benefit OF the Associated Chnri-

The Annual Pound Party at sheidon's
for the Benefit OF the Associated Uhari-
ties.
Prof. Sheldons annual pound party for tho
benefit of tho Associated Charities took place
last evening at Sheldon hall. The attendance
was large, the contributions liberal, and tho
dancing of the children artistic. There were
many beautiful fancy dresses worn by the
little ones. Miss Laura Webster, tho profess
sor's very efficient pianist volunteered her
valuable services for the occasion. Tho en-
tertainment was remarkably successful in
every, respect. The contributions will be
turned over to tho Associated
Charities. Among the guests were
Mrs. ii. Bcrrian and Master Berran, Miss
Katie FurleiEh Misses Maggie Schneider,
Fannie Shreve, Aggie Hutton, Ella David
son, Josie Jones, Charles $. Hofer, Leon T..
Martin, j. W. Langley, Susie shuce, j. II.
Gates, l.. w. Gates. Rena Sharpe, w. ID. Har-
ringtou, Il. A. Harrington. G. 2. Hooker,
Minnie Bailey. Il. G.. Skerrett J. Il. Torbcrt,
George and Annie Williams, Mrs. p. w. Bud
decke, Willie Buddecke, Violetta S. Hopson,
NJ. Davis, Mrs. Pumphrcy and daughters,
Louise Collins, Hobart Borrian, Bertha Glib
son, Flora Gibson. George Sacks, Mrs. II. $.
Mrs Beard, Miss Laubach, N. Sacks,
w. and s. Davis, Daisy and Lou
Tretler, Mary Buhlor, Misses Aggie and Mamie
Mullen, Mrs. Theodore Frcbus, daughter, and
son; John Hopkins Miss Immo Johannes,
Thomas L. Berry, James Gates, Mrs Patter-
sou and daughter, Mrs jenkins, Miss Josie
Mccartney, Carl Sticrlin, Miss Ray Elliott,
Frank Coburn, A. b. Morgan, Mrs. Zch and
daughters Mrs. w. Il. SlomOns, Miss Kittic
Slemons, Miss Lizzie Oliver, J. Il. b. Webb,
Mrs Grimon and daughter, Mr.. Mcguire and
daughter, Miss Byram, Jessie JONES' Ida
Davis, Lizzie Blaisand, Mira Webb, Mrs
Thornton and SON. Irene Cowmcn, i. Burdette,
Nellie Sprague, Fannie Layton, f. NJ. Proctor,
wife, aud daughter, Brownie Lawrence,
VIM. Wallace Mrs. Malcolm Will Towers,
Mrs. j. A. Butler aud daughters, Misses Julia
and Ethel Eglin, Lewis Smith, Mrs. William
Stewart, Mrs Mary Stewart Miss Annie
Jones. Miss Rene Smith, Mrs. A. Clurcs, Lula
Twombly, Alice Draney, Bessie Drancy,
Carrie Boyer, Eva Sandman, IL. j. Clifford,
Miss Belle Clifford, Miss Minnie Champion,
Miss Wilkinson, w. ID. Lum, Mrs. ID. Ellis,
Mrs. G. and NJ. Silvors, Misses Lizzie and
Mary Redmond, Lillic Baker, Mrs p. +.
Bacon, Morgan Prigg, Gen. Daniel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mauger, Miss Mauger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leitz, and Mrs. Grimes.