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French Men Of letters.
lLondon World ]


The fact Is, the French men OF letters
az to-day, unlike the literary men OF the
old ,sgisne, do not frequent the salons.
Generally, the literary men you meet in the
salons of Paris in the winter or In the
cba,eaus In the autumn are men who h2d
social position before they became writers.
But the men who have sprungfrom nothing,
the sons OF peasants, artisans, ond middle
class parents--in short, tho vast majority
of the literary men Of the present day who
have won their position simply by their
pen--avold the meetiug-places Of society,
where the superiority OF their intelligence,
aud the celebrity Of their name do not save
them from feeling OF uneasiness. The
youthful discussions In the brawling cdfSs
OF the Latin Quarter and Of Montnsrtre,
the refractory spirit that generally ami
mates the French literary dfbutant. unfit A
man for the refped intercourse Of a
salon, where he feels that In manners,
ideas, and habits OF existence he is
utterly out OF harmony with the
company In general. In the salons |
have mentioned above, with the excep-
lion OF that OF Nine. Aubernon, where the
Institute and the Academic palms reign
100 supremely, merit by right OF conquest
is received on IN equal footing with merit
by right OF birth, TO the great mutual ad-
vantage OF the worldllngs and OF the
men OF letters. II the literary men, who
nowadays no longer have the excuse OF
poverty, who possess town-house and
country-house, and do their cooking with
butter at Al. a pound-if the literary men
only took greater advantage OF the hospi-
tslity OF the salons, they might observe
and study, instead Of writing from chic.
ard produce some 6ne and sincere fiction,
Instead OF describing exclusively the slums
and dregs OF contemporary French life.
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song or siberian ExiIes.

AS the party enters some great village ii
begins 10 sing the ailloserdnaya" --the
"chorlty song" They call II q song, but
il hardly II that. II Is succession OF
woes escaping from hundreds OF breasts at
once, recital In very plain words ex-
pressing with childish simplicity
the sad fate OF the conyict--a hor-
rible ismentation by means OF which the
Russian exile appeals to the mercy
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by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Aucti0neors aud Brokers,
No. 5 north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
TWENTY NICE BUILDiYG-LOTs
ON THE
WEST SIDE OF LAUREL BETWEEN Beg
ERLy AND ALBEMARLE STREETS.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of u 9
county OF Louisa, Va, entered on the 2lst dizzy n
september. 1888, In the suit therein ptiId.nt III
der the style OF Gariand's administrator vs. iar
land ct 0ls., the undo rsigned. special conmiss ion
ers thereby appointed for che purpose, VIII sell b.'
auction, on the premises, On
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1884,
at 4 O'Clock II. NJ, the PROPERTY az above de-
scribed. The sale of this PROPERTY, ioeated Il a
rapidly -improvng portion Of tie city. offers ire
opportunity 10 purchasers. pasrvfll De eIlnt 1t
ed at time OF sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance "a SIX n nd
twelve months for negotiable nota; Interest add ed
md secured by deed Of trus.
A. j. CHEWING,
Special Commissioner
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers. nh =
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. IA zE - 4 !


ID s&1ts
T,ICUNOyD, FREDBEI0 KSBURG
IL, AND POTOMAC nAffR0AD .-schecuI,
somme1ciav NOVEMBER 49, ia 'S-easieTH
'r.on leaves Byrd-Streetstaiient ally; stop,
Wv" ~ - onIv nj AshlaT A. .Jesetiof Z, vi FORD
aud Fredericksburg Sio per from
Jacksonville 20 WaShtia kton, and
Charleston to yyashington.
ta.as A. n, leaves Byrd-street station daily lex.
cept Sundaysl. sleeper ON Hlest ~ "a
Washington.
gao II. M.,IeaYes Dyrd-s rect stath 70 daily
slcepel from " aYcross 10 eW YORK
and AikeI to NfwYsrt
,r,1EA NJ arrives az Byrd-sfreet stat on daily
sleeper from Now York to Yayc -,sS
and New York ioAtken.
o.4a n N arrives ut Byro-Street staff on daily
~ sfOps NJ Frederic sabufg, Mil ord. add
Junction. sleeper from Wa shngton
10 Charleston.
except sundays. Sleeper lash AZ.
ton 10 Jacksonvlles add Wa hinc:sn
t6CfarIeston.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Dk4LY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
6:56A.M NJ, leaves Elba; arrives NJ Ash land al,
zsS A. NJ. stops at Hune' ~ I'D
400 p. NJ, accommodation, caves Broa, l-str,s,
station; arrives az Asblan at
sIaP.M, iesyes Elba; arrives at Ash and =,
TIP. NJ Stops at Hungary ns NJ 81.
6:32A.M., arrives At Eiba; leaves Ash ana 4
5!34 A. M stops 1T HunRA ~ lld
s.sS ,aesommodation arrives At Breed.
Street station; leaves Ashlan Il
e:o7P. 81, arrives at EIbs; leaves ASH md 4,
$40 Z. NJ. StoSs'at Hunga ~ ald
C. A.TRYLOR. Gen.rs'Ticket 4, rent
EFT. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
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By Williams & Bovc, Arotioners.

By Williams & Bowes Arotone.r3-
q COMMISSIONERS SALE,OF HOUS Il
" AND LOT, At THE sol THE Asst CORNR r
OF o AND THIRTY-FOU13 CIT STREETS, Il Y
AUCTfON--ln execution OF a decree OF the ca r
cult Court OF HenrlcO county entered on the 23 d
Of February 1854, In The suit Of Gardner y 8.
COwardtn. Trustee, and ats, the undersigne 4,
special commissioners thcrek J appointed. will SC II
by auction. upon the frendso on
FRIDAY, Mach I4,1ss4,
az minutes pass 3 o clOcEP .M.the HOUSE AND
LOT situatcs' as above dcsCi ibed. being the resi-
deuce of The late R. Il. tiarSs Tho lot embraces
au area ofabsut one anda h=g acrcs, and IL bounded
on the north and cast by the lands Of ". l.. Cowar-
din on the Ssuth Ey a branCi and on the west by
street coatinE ed
The dwelling Is IS wOsd, k Is ive rooms, and Is in
far cOnditiCn This Is ~ Dd opportunity TO buy
\ nice suburban home, aud the same time secure
property tlhSt VIII dorbtIs IS prove fine Invest
mcnt
TERMS: One-fouth CASH. balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, for es with interest added
md title renined unt1 a II ths purchase money
shall be piid. GEORGE i. HAW,
81. II. DINNEEN,
= ecal Commissioners.
NILnMssS BGWR- lut tiOneers. uh
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aUCTToS saLvs-,vusurs pays.
By r. u. Cook, AuctfonccrY
"a Ninth str0af.

CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
OTuRE. ROSEWOOD PIANO &C, IN TIL
FIFTH STREETS mo. b0Ol, AT AUCTION
on TUESDAY, 1ITH INSTANT. -
at 10k O'Clock, win sell at the residence Mo- 200
east Grace street all OF the
ELEGANT FURNfTUR5,
embracing l Double PaTior suit ~ Red Plit'iY
Walnut Extensl0n-Table extra width. Marble
Top Buffet. Walnut Bookcase, Chairs. Brussels
and Ingram Carpets. China, Glassware Pictures
EnRrayings, 4 HeatlnR-StOves, kitchen ware
generally. superb Hall Rack, 4 handsome Walnut
celaueOus Books. and many other ariiclss In the
line; 1 Gordon Piano, mado by Fis-
cher, octayes, front round corners, tezutitul
said 10 be valuable instrument ub-
lie attention IS asked, as the sale Is positive N con-
sequence OF removal from tile city.
mh T.. IL, COOK, AuctiO seer.
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Especial telegram to the Dpspatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 7-l:i5 A. n.
VI the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
der, generally fair weather, northeast.
winds, and higher pressure.
or the South Atlantic States, generally
er. partly cloudy weather, local rains,
1erly winds shifting to easterly, and
r pressure.
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WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cloudy.
hoMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 2S;
yN; noon, SC; 3 L. NJ, IS; g p.
midnight, 80.
emperaturc, IL 80.
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. AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
LIMITED STATES VS.. IA BOXES
~ MUNITIONS OF WAR.
UNITEp STATES MAEsHAL's OFFICE,


RICHMOND, VA, March 1, 1854. I
! By virtue Of an order Of the United States Dis
the, Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
Ia the above-enitied cause, 10 me directed, shall
| FRIDAY, MARCH z, 1884,
at O'Clock ~, at public auction Ia front Of tie
custoln-house on Bank street, in the city Of Rich
mond, offer for resale for cash. the following de-
srftbed MUNITIONS OF WAR in parccis--viz.:
L 2o-P0UNDER RIFLE CANNON, with
YIELD and SHtP-CARRIAGES.
S,ineh RlfLE CANNON, with SIIIP-CAR-
40 cases I2;POUNDER CAsE.sH0T and CAN
40 cases 3.Inch RIFLE SHE'LL and CANNIs-
1 sase FRICTION PRIMERS aud FLANNEL
BAGS.
1 case AITnLERY EQUIPMENTS, tcutlasses,
IL eases no TO tie easel WINCHESTER RI
cases go to the easel SPRINGFIELD RIFLE
l case SPRINGFIELD BAYONRTS.
81 eases (more or less) WINCHESTER CART
RIDGES.
10 cases lmorC or lessl MUSKET BULLETS
: cases il0u.nOu to the caseD MIJSkET CAPS.
cases MEDIClH r. and MEDICAL STORES.
sample OF the above VIII be exhibited at the |
ale except the cannon.
RUTLEDGE T.. HUGHES,
mn United States Marshal. !
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CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RAII-
~ WAY.-SGHEDULE IanBffECT FEB
RUARY 10, 1884:
LEAVE RICHMOND:
o.iOA.M, For Clifton Forge and local st ,tioF-.
Mail except Sun 1ay.-
I1:25 A. n. For Newport's Esws ana Oh Po,nt
Comfort. ParlOr-Gsrfsf He dali y. A.
rfyes Norfolk Nonsay, Wrdu esdzy.
AID Friday 3:45 p: ~: To csd1y
Thurday.s aud saturday $50 +. ".
400 Z. VI. Nor NewpOrt's Nsws, tsd Pot NJ. and
Norfolk. Express except sumo ay.
40 T.. II, For LOuh vile and Cincinnati {. con-
meeting for all points West, North
west. and Southwesf. Past sxpress
daily Puilma sleeping Wash-
ingtOn and Chariot tasVilie to Loris-
Ville.
1900 Z. NJ. For Ashland, Ky. Night exprass
except sunday G. aEd o. = ccpi AZ
car to Clifton Forge
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 A. VI. From AshllnC. KY. except Sunday.
Ll:40 4. M. From Norfolk old Point ~ "a y -
ports News Icept Sunday.
$50 +. NJ. FROM Clifton Fofge. except SUNDAY
G;23 L. ~. From Norfolk, except Sun,aV.
From Old Po ~ and NeWpO IT, ~ IS
ParOr-Car Line dolly. r. l--.u-ers
from NOrfoll b. Oit Po1Rt, u rd y g
ports News dOnnect1t r, r. and l..
junction IA PUlinran sleeping
ears for New York.
$50 l.. y. From Louisville aad q ncf1ra
Fast express, daily.
Depot Sevf nteenth 3no Broad streets
Ticket-Oiees: 1000 Main street az 4 Ci1+
peake and ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FIJI .LER,
-. ,. e. aerh Is'ensS Ag,nt.
G. W. E&Th, General Manager. 20
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, &c.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l..
LEwIs's ART-GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, wATER-COLORS,
0LE0GRAPHS, STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
AND CHROMOS FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-NlRRORS, BlSQUES,
and ROGERs'S GROUPS constantly on hand.
sx10 FRAMES, In Gold, Bronze, Plush, Ebon
and Walnut, from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES In every stye--a large
assortment on hand and for sale at very low prI
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER aud PICTURES
FRAMED IN the latest and most artistic manner
VALENTINE-CARDSi IN every style.
EASELS and CORNICES made 10 order.
A full line of ARTISTS MATERIALS con.
stanty ON hand. L. LEWiS's Art Gallery.
el6 9l2 Main stree
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..
N1SPECIAL COURSE OF PRACTICAL, MyD'
lCiNE,-Session viii begin on "Wednesday
April 2, 1884, and end July 1. Practical and
didactic enough for students. Terms, AIS for the
coarse % for anatomical material For cireulnr
or further information address
DR, John ". UPSIIUR.
Secretary and Treasurer,
200 east Grace street, Richmond, Va,
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WOOD . ND COAL.

w EST WIG INA CROWN-HILL
Al, s,vs SrL dTdvSS21 Ii ANTHRACITE COAL,
ali sln3ss S ~ SpE HILL LUMP for CRATE. and
S w0,ODLIsawea I'D Kindhne-as cheap as any
ia ea ,s inv ear Telephone No, 277; once
70 10-1m n r, ,r,,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

IONLY ONE DoLE 70 -
NETWORKS NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
| MOUTH,
AND ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER.
ONLY Sl.5U TO OLD POINT.
| ONLY$2 TO WASIliNGTON,D.G
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
VIEWPOINTS NEWS,
NORFOLK, rORIc MOUTH, AND JAMES
| ...,. RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT,
CONNECTS At NohF0Lk CLOSELY WITH
BAY LINE FOR OLD POINT HAMPTON,
bal more, AND IHh NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
AND At kOHtOLk. WITH STEAMERS FOR
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
NEWPORT's NEWS WITH STEAMER "AC-
o,,, CQMAC FOR SAllTHFIELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
JAMES RIYER BY DAYIiGaT,
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES mnCh LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY Any OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, 81 .Ot4,} -
FARE Round TRIP. 400. NO LIMIT.
F F,RE TO WAS WI,AtySsHlLIEGToN, d. C., 81.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM orr. To acn.
MEALS On EUROPEAN PIAE.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
tcsrryinE United STAT ss maui
,... ~, G. GIFF0KD, Ce nmsuder,
leaves Richm9Ed every MON DAN, WEDN gS-
At a. NJ, (CT2NET CARS CONNECT IN FILL.
Il1l-,l FOR abOve-nameu piaI rs. ReturnjnI me
steamer leaves Norfolk, Pos1 smolth, and New
ISond AZ sboH ca aeE-'e days, arriving At Rich
Through tickets on saie On stesnerand a Gar
p, Agency 1000 Main stro It. baggage cSecked
sTATER1OMs ENGAR' cd FoRuAY Or
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BEAUTIFUL PARLoR FIRES.

~ LEVINE W, agency OF the Kanawha Camel Goal
company ! am prepared 10 furnish PiJRE cAN'
MI FL tOA Il as cheap as more ordinary fuel: ala
1ull supply OF CROWN HILL SPLiST CAaAIIo
the Dcst West Virginia spllnt mined.
=. l.. LATHROP
- sole Agent for Richmond
ue seventeenth street at draw-bridee
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~ Tux CIRCULATION OF THE Bis
PATCH is LARGER TRAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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6rATER5OMS ENGAF' Cd FOR DAY OR
FREIEE N

FREIGHT.
freight received daily Tor Norfol.. Po,.sro,,tN
smlthteld, sad Hampton: " lshington, ID. G !:
NeeWoera, washington, sn d Tarboro', Y. G., ard
Eastt IN Shore OF Virginia. Old Point ana nil res 81
L4r 70 ndlngs on James rive :, az LOWEST RATES.
w % Sunerioi-nJsnt
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ToR OF 4 GREAT INDIAN.
cIsEkAi

Disposition sr The Remains o,
ne Final Uhsshub Chunder Sen.
Raj Calcutta FagIishmanl
T. 1890 A. NJ, Babu Keshut
Az about expired at his residence al
thunder Sem md Immediately after his re-
Ijv Cottssc q out on a new sandalwood
Mains were Iai "a was covered with mari
e.dstead vhi Q, and roses. The corpsc
oJds. i,gsamin white silk dhoti, and at
,as dsy-scd in or the disciples OF the
,t.rvsis come nrTDkle T0se-water on IL,
ral,roo Ieeder IDS OF flowers all over.
Al rlsced rarls, rs removed to the new
4 reoo the btcrv lily Cottage, which was
S.,el .djo,nihr he late Babu Keshub
in,, erected for ate devot;ons, and at
,nn6er sen's priy o9rapheT came and
N u AZ. pho mains, which were
otoyrsphea he r, ct CT touching re-
r lvi5g . obis OF the Brai,no
n Ia hundreds 20, and admirers, |
der. disc 'es friei la'e mournerS and |
nj, sitter Oss bel ietVe the chapel |
itol v.ero VeqU, stedt OF number OF /
allow OF the entTanc, followers of the |
female relatives and a and gave vent |
easei who - entep va sorrow az the |
deir feelings j Grief Al Ter. The bier. |
h OF thei- beloved leat carried in pro.
the rem IS was then The chapel to
ion along tee roads from by thousands !.
ltoilah Ghaut, followed u castles and
thousands OF natives OF q as gathering
eds. aud by a very nuDero In Calcutta.
leading European gentlVineit was, Win 4
/ Nintollah Ghaut the bod. neral pYre, c
,ahmo rites, placed on the iu OF sandal !,
1ich was composed entreiy hes were ii,
BOD. After cremation the a. hich will b
,llected and placed in an urn, " ter's pr- .,
!, desosited in the deceased minis Is head d
=. +, chapel. The procession W. in his f
"A by a discipls who bore words ",
,sr,Sls a banner, bearing on 1t the ,ession
. Saw Dispsnsation." As the prov Coloo-
cached the old BT,'hrno Mandir, IN hymn
,oiiah. ths body was pvt down ana has
"ehanted-" Glory be to the man wh 1ony
.ot pire heart"; and the same cerei Ssed I'M
.yns rtues,ed wher the procession pa tant =.
.he sadhysram soma Aandlr. me 81 ing a.
I hs;ne repeated Ut intervals I'LL the o,rn lid
rSa,,, was reached. No better prooi,eO' in
- sound OF the respect and esteem ID
ss,h;rh the late Brahmo leader wa s, NO A
,han in the thousands who follower u.s. IA
ainsto witness the cremation ceremony ealn En,
ma in the thousands who visited Liiy C ,Se
sa"e in Circular road, to see she ls' u me att
pomsins Of The great Brahmo leader
r ehnm was his son-iu.law, the MahafS! ~" n
w" Wncb Bel,ar, and other most prominent sale
natives in Calcutta. ~
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rssUi RANCE srArrMExr-
M AsHlNGToN FIRE AND INSURANCE cOMPANYo OF sosT

~
ACCOUNTS
w hsNGToN AND COMPANY OF BOSTON
1883
VIRGINIA IN 4 hphsuAScE OF TiiE L AWs STATE
@ swEE
IN sJA i
o otts pcan ta
capital ctGat 100000 Q!
H,Ass
and morTS an ,S s n @
Total valuof said premise $500 sIssOOO
STATES
STATRAN
DCTTEU
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by Chewing Rose,
Zeal Estate Agents, Auclioneers, and Brokers,
No. 8 north Teath street

~ NH["hihH ~ hO>cs
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. s north Telth street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF \ GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL BRiCK
DMELLlNG AND LOT ON TIE NORTH
LINE OF JACKSON BETWEEN FIRST AMI
81 JAMES STREETS.-By virtue of "a decree OF
me IhahcerY Court Of Tie city OF Richmond, en-
tercd on The 26th dav OF February, 1884, IN the
si' theicin pending under the style Of Christian
rs, iowclFs administrator, &C., the undersigned.
special commissioner appointed Tor tue purpose.
WI proceed TO sell as public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1884,
az O'Clock p. ~, the above PROPHECY. The
improvements consist Of BRICK DWELL
cG1nntalhing three rooms and SMALL BRICK
hlICbEN III the rear. The LOT has front Of
<Oxl7O rect, more or less With a small outlay
IN inc way OF repairs this PROPERTY will ylebda
usnusOme percentage upoEthe investment.
TERMS: One-third in cash /; the remainder ut
!, anu Twelve months, for negotiable notes eOr
ieerred payments. with pe- cent. interest added
rom Gay OF sale, the title To ~ retained until she
r1oue 9ilrcnase money Is pad and Conveyance
GEORGE HOOPER, JR..
,,,,.. Special Commissioner
OhE"SlNG ROSE. AUcticsecTS-
POSITION EMENT.
IN Consequence of the in clemency of tIss weather
~ ABOVE sale Is postponed until
FRIDAY, MARCO 7THINsrANg,
same hour.
NH q HFWNING 4 RnSy.
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.OLD DOMINI0NS $ FEAMSglp <1-Sfss
~ C9MPA NY. $&sasxs.s
FOR new YORK.

FOR JEW YORK.
FMS company wall d. ,patehone Of tsei-sple9d,o
50 50 i ans ~ ADO ITk ROASOKE, NAN
nEEK1 IUESfAl, FRIDAY, md SUNDAY
'foT hours or SALINE, zee advertisement heIow.l
DAY and SAFE IRr Jays 81 p " ron j5iSt :; Z,
(new nunber), Noru river, foot Of Beach street
Ihhey nave sllenf I'D saloons state-rooms, and
The fare, accom- nodatlons, and attention. are
After-oa6in fare 70 New York Qnclading meals
ana Dsrth) $40; ound-Trip tickets, 81 steerage,
win subsistence 81; without subsistence, IS.
III, rFIeiRhts t9r pol nts beyond New York forwarded
expenses lnczTr d.
EEr Ere iI Fecsig eduntl o'clock Z. NJ. daily.
fOF Iurtne2ln formation, apply to
.oo 6EOb GE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
y 90 % zee Comranys wharyes, Rockets.
Tor NE W YORK.. The Old .<r1.=s
A Do@ihlGs steamship Company's .sSzssIlisas =
proposed IA sSl ngs for the week following are.
March m f 7NSlO r, Captain HULrHERs, FRIDAY.
koANcb e. Captain Couch, SUNDAY, March
n Q u N H lMINIOS. Captain WALKER, TUES
. tfeighs received until | o'clock J.. VI. Friday,
, ogISSs p. II. Saturday, and TO l O'Clock r. ii.
Tbroa n bills of ladng signed, and goods for
NatGeu with dispatch To all points north, south,
oa pa AZ d west; also to foreign ports,
Cahi n faro ~ New Vol nnl 10, d,
berth) ali In tbct or LIZ u1Ls aliu
with ubsiStence Al witlont 80 'Ee'
IL, has sengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
uays Wednesday, and Saturdays by the Chasa-
p ez, and Ohio railway at l1:25 A. N. pfu New
por 5 News or the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
fol with ste,mor ,h AZ NOT
30 nc the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, Richmond
~ d petersburg depot, and 4. ". CAREERS, 1000
ain street.
For freight or passage apply %
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, Agents.
NH Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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REAL ESTATE AT Private ALI


RICH HoND VA, February 25, 1884.
TVSHE UNDGRSIG NED HAVE FORM
4 ED A y O-P PARTNERSHIP. to take effect
March l, lSs A, or the purpose of continuing the
business Iale Ay carried on BY MesssrS knowles
h2ti, at w asst Main street.
We nave etatned manager OF the business
Mfs n, ~ 5AnDOZO, who, from several years OF
| the postv m.
| 1hee m-name will be
H. T. CARDOZ0 & co.
We have been appointed agents for the cele-
| my led hat-house of Dunlap Co., New FORK,
- hose stock and styles are unequalled and the de-
inand for which is universal.
! The store VIII ne entirely renovated and we
shall use our best efforts 10 OBTAIN for the esta-
iishmcpt reputation Of the highest character,
are of friends and the general public.
Refer, by permission, 90 MeSsrs. J.. Ii. Mayo q
brother, Allen & Ginter. and William NJ. Ill.,
Esq cashier of the State Bank OF virginia.
| DAVID J. BURR,
| fe 26.2w EDWARD &. MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-07

DICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FREIGHT LINZ
TO AID FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELS
PHIA, NEW YORK. AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
M0ED AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
Correspondingly qucS time 70 other poinu
Through bills of lading issued at low rates.
q. A. TAYLOR
wi General Freight b0er
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-24
Notice Of SheriT's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of JUS
tce H. b. Robinson's Court. of Leadyille Pre-
ciuct, County of Aturas, Territory of Idaho,
dated the 9Th day of August, 1884, in certain
action wherein joseph Pinkhafn, as plaintiff,
recovered judgment against Joseph Miller, de-
PENDANT, on the 18th day of July, 1854, have
levied upon the following described property,
to-wt:
Lot numbered I, in Block numbered 30 as
laid down in the plat and survey OF the town OF
ketchufl, in Altnras County, Idaho Territory.
consisting OF So feet front on Ioadvins Avenus
by 100 Feet deep on Fifth street.
Notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, THE, Seth DAY or AUGUST, 1884,
At TO o'clock A. NJ. Of that day at the trout door
of ths County Coutt House, in HALEY County
of Alturas Idaho, will sell all the right, title
and interest of said Joseph Miller in and TO the
above described properly, at public auction TOR
cash 70 the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs
Da,ed at kctehum, Idaho, the It'll day OF Au-
gust, iSSi c. II. FUREY.
Sheriff Of -ssturas County.
BY J. u. CASsApr,
Deputy Sheriff.