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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

ging forgivenessSsi have betrayed my trust
IKE coward. VIII YOU forgive me? l will
expect an answer in three days, in Paris.
Very soon after, she had started with
Hans for the station at the foot of the
mountain and was soon on her way to
Paris.
On arriving, she went directly to a
large depot of antiquities, the daughter
OF the proprietor of which had been
her pupil. She would try to find a po-
sition as saleswoman there. To her
surprise she was accepted at once, at q
salary sufficient to keep body and soul
together. That day she found room
on the fifth floor of shabby house in
the nelghborhood, bought spirit lamp
to make her coffee, and was ready for
work the next day. 1t had been agreed
that she should lunch with the family,
which repast would answer for her din
ner, she resolved, and in the evening
she could manage to prepare something
over her lamp; and since she would be
tired enough to go to bed at once, she
would not need any fire.
Two years of loneliness and drudgery
had passed-two years of uncomplain-
ing silence. Her capacity, Joined to
her dainty appearance and quiet, win
ming ways, had been appreciated.
The people were good and kind to her;
and thus her existence had been sup
portable
One day an order came for the copy
OF a vase in the Cluny Museum, and
Lncette was sent to make rough
sketch of it. She was standing at work
before it when she heard Maxs voice
in the next room. The blood rushed
into her head and her knees trembed
The voices came nearer and were in
the room. She dared not look up.
They were not stopping how thankful
Then hasty step, and her arm was
seized.
81 was right, then, not to leave Paris
after all, though [ have been tempted
many times to 90 to England. Look
at me Lucette! You haven't had
enough to eat! You've been cold, too!
You've been suifering [ see that
plainly enough. What are you doing
here?''
81 am copying this vase for our
house, she managed to bring forth, in
a choked voice.
'And where is our housed"
''ln the Boulevard ,--.n
$50 near!-and I've been hunting
always in the suburbs. Where do you
live?''
THAT can not tell you"
80! | know well, in some miserable
garnet. You will show me where it is.
At once"
''Herr Baron!'
"You are mistaken, Lucette. I am
only Doctor Max, whose speciality is
to treat all cases of poor, unknown
young women. They are now all hand
ed over to me, as a matter of course
1t is one of the thousand ways have
taken to find you. must tell you, too,
that my cousin is married, and though
| am disinherited, at this moment | am
the richest fellow in the world''
AS they started away she put her arm
into his, gently, trustfully.
eve have commenced the walk to-
gether, Lucette," he said; sit shall
only end with one of our livesn
The answering smile which lit up her
pale face came from the Joy only those
pure hearts can feel which have passed
from the shadows into the light.-Hate
Johnston MatS0h, in Current.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

Colorado. Mitchell County, Texas,
offers great inducements to single Ia
dies. The Clipper tells of a young man
who was Disguised to find, on going to
call on ayoung lady, eleven otheryoung
men ahead of him in the parlor and two
sitting on the fence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

The following are some of euphon'
ious names of the sleeping cars on the
Canadian Pacific Railroad Kaminis-
tiquia, Qui Appelle, Wanapitae, Mas
bonsing, Wabigoon, Kananiskis, Nipis-
sing, Madawaska
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

An English aeronaut says balloon
ing has saved his life, and he believes
that the pure, unadulterated oxygen
which exists about mile above the sur
face of the earth would be of immeas-
urable benefit to invalids if they would
make the ascent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
Alfonso Of Correction.

To the Editor of he Dispatch:
] thank Judge GEORGE J.. Christian for
his article about a blouse Of Correction
Coming from man wboior years presided
over our Criminal Court. il is worthy OF
very especial attention. lie testihes that
our city jaIl is loathsome. hOrrid, and
disgraceiul." He says il is a place where
professionals " have an opportunity OF
graduating In crime the Juvenile offenders
who are committed TO its walls, and that as
result crime Is constantly on the increase.
Can Richmond longer refuse to provide
rcfOrmat0ry institution for youthful
tiansgrcss ors? Can any enlightened COM
munily afford 10 maintain seminaries OF
crime at public EXPENSE
Let lis emulate the example OF other
large cities. Baltimore has her " House Of
Refuge" In it every influence is thrown
around Juvenile offenders 10 bring them
back 10 the path OF rectltude. IL has It's
weekday schools and Sabbath schools, its
Sunday preaching and sacred music with
organ accompaniment. lis titled fields and
workshops, Ms firm restraints and friendly
discipline. During q ten years residence
in Baltimore | had abundant opportunity
Of observing its workings. and can testify
that il took many bog who would have
become blight and curse. and made hun
sJectable and useful citizen. Preaching
TO the boys in the " IIOuse OF Refuge in Bal
timore. j. among the pleasantcSt memories
of my life. Let Richmond move, and
move al once. Let us have House Of
Refuge" at the earliest possible day.
During my four years in Richmond, as |
have gone among the people, have had
painful reminders OF the need Of such an
institution. JONI POLLARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

ne key.nosc II ~ tknn6sf Watch bar -
<AtstxI GsiumfIue Whcneysr Is ~ been -
xnllrt,- VIZ, that Il n A Intcdcfeuce with
Hske and nrjog 70 commercial eutcrpfs:e-
Bst even hire. eouIC be see accurately. 'w
Uc<sld recognize the fart that cae ship.
bringing { cargo 1T ceelesa patients 30 Tie
porf 81 New York. OF Baltimore. OF Sor.
iclk. wesld NOT only ehase every craft cut
II karbor shle 10 raise vhfcd Of canvas o.
q pound of steam, hut csuse such an exouns
Of fosks ashore that no one hit the physician
ard TIE police would be sonnd 10 receive
she rbastly crew. Where, then. wnuio
s.tr.sle and eota,ncreer b'f and where
wou;i the hc,l,h Officer b. who should
pc,mit the landing OF such Tessei, ana
he discharge al crew and cargo upon the
xharfY We doubt II Or. Chancellor him
self. with al Of bis personal popularity
and noj,tlcs, influence, would be able TO
n,ake .ood his teachings upon the subject
"a .,,,eraptine under such circumstances.
A. al events, Mr.. Editor, let MS not invite
snv ebojera craft 10 Virginia. Let VIZ use
every prceantion tha. rational and sound
polley. based upon the best professional
opinion. dictates.
RuI. In addition. II the enemy should
pass our outposts and come In, let us pre-
pare 10 fight him at our doors by destroying
his means Of subsistence and breaking mp
the nests aud fOmites which would nurture
and breed bis destructive hosts.
After quarantine, then cleanliness, mti-
nieipal. family. personal cleanliness; that
cleanliness winch IL next 10 godliness Is
our best hope. Pure water, pure air,
and pltn,y OF sunlight viii complete our
deseDce~, and leave but little 20 be feared by
ihe temperate and cooi-headed citizen.
NJ. ID.
PErEEsBrRo, November -, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22


Wheefsssrsw.
4 - r>.,,s No. telegram ssys. some
.,,,., hssarc ina nnfinnai election Horace
~ ri,h,,.vd general freight agent Of the
v.r,,.l;. inc and James Y. Patrick,
1870 - 80. rsc. Insuranre Cofnpxny.
s 80 - - 49,. res,sls The terms Of
49, s.,~s,,.n, ~sre mat the loscr
shn,if wnSsi ,hs winner in wheel
,'ars"- tre., she southern Hotel,
ai"n. ranyth street and Washington
svenns "a the Ljnder. The win
nor. n was stimulated, should appear In
fuIl dress. wear SIN hat, and carry In bis
hand b,ack r,iumr ne an emblem OF MOURN
In = ~, NJ f-tsnd The !oser was 10 dress
- esssr,, .s,rs ,ouyh hat. and ton boots
Win ~ ,,o,,ssrs tucked In them. Mr..
p.,r,al ha,iuc hot m. Cleveland won. and
thsre,o,e had the rrdiny to do, while Mr..
IIibbard hating lost was compelled 10 act
q. Wheeler. Hundreds assembled at the
ccuthern Hotel 20 witness the feat, and
theyc ,,as nIenty of money offered without
t,kers tLat the gentlemen would back OUT
~ their agreement, but all who were Of this
heli.s were disappointed, rs the terms OF
tbe agreemenf were G irried oIlt 10 the letter.
when the procession started Mr.. Patrick
sat erect with bis feet resting eareiessly at
,.scb side Of the wheel. and with the plume
extended in front Of him. The first wild
sway peculiar 10 The vehicle brought his
plu,nc hand 10 the side Of the barrow in a
frantic reaching out for security, and there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
Qu.r.nss.e Laws.

10 hf EuVof OF NE UtSD0Ich:
Dear Sir.-lu your remarks IN to-day,
issue Of your widely eirculated and useful
journal YOU eowment upon the proceed.
ings Of the American Health Association.
lately In session in ~. Louis. especially
upon the position taken by that body upon
the subject OF quarantine. aud add: Whom
shall we follow. Doctors will differ"
And you instsaec the views advanced by
Dr. Chancellor. health officer OF Baltimore.
rs prompting the question. Now. though
you show very plainly in your subsequent
remarks that your usual conservative and
rational stand has not been shaken, yet Il
IL exceedingly unfoIt upatr TINT you have
suggested the slightest doubt IN refer
ence 10 the efficacy Of quarantine IN
kespiug IN bounds infectious disease, las
cholera, &c. We NAV reasonably expect a
visitation OF that featfui niaiady 10 our
country during the coming season. II has
been making It's way by slow marches from
IT. eastern home for SAY months past-fol-
lowing tbs tines Of travel and trade-and i
ROW Ia Que weeks journey Of our princi-
pal s<aports. do not inrulcaie The idea.
even BY question. much les, by qaotlng a
doctor. thai IL canaei I've excluded from
them by quarantine. An efficient system
81 quarantine and fesficss and Intelligent
hc7lsh officer can exfiu,ir IT, Doctor, do
not differ upoil this p1iut. Educated, OBJ
servant. and thoughtful doctors meet and
sfsnd upon common ground upon this
polnf. II Il true that In or profession
there gre mcn--aDd In every Other pro-
Ic&<ion of cbIiqne minds. n there are men
a. 0bIiaue yisiou--eyoss-eye men. such
k><.eors- ~ rofi,4e liner with other doc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
iFor She Dispatch.l
IIuxya! fiuzza ,

WADE NNnIIb.
LIN up your heads. O hills. and ,cui
IRON peak 10 peak Of mountains DER YOU
4 diort whose fervOr will extend
Thro llmitiess eXpansc before yUu'
ROl' ON, We mighty rivers all!
with this your anthems grtndcst burden,
Tie ballot bids corruptiOn fail
And patience wins It's rIchcsl guerdon!
Iluz2a the tide Is tnrncd onr ship
No longer ruihes toward Tie breakers
No more shah partisass equip
Her hold with fruit of frauds black acre,
No more sbaii knaNerV inscrihc
The pirate signal on her banners.
Nor with ili-gVtteE lu,re bible
Her Glow 10 utte~ mock hosa"n3,.
HUM, tho tidiues flame the skies
IN. soldier, Of Reform have Ti,ri.
And. watchful Of our destiniCs.
Ta'en Honor fro'r her long-lOckrd prifon.
Iugza. The bloody ensign drOopi,
TIE creed Of hate IN condemnation
toes down, while far and near There troops
The host of peace IN grand elatlon'
IIcnreforth no "solid SOUTH" nor North.
~o- FAST. nor solid any scc'f0G.
frateTnal unity steps forth
To heal the wounds Of dlsanrction;
Now, Joining hahd to hand. he state
10 plecgp again The old communion,
Aud each with each IN arior mates
To constcrate solid Union
sold FOR universal peace,
solid for fellowship of telling.
solid for all that brings surceahe
Of hate, and laycs Cur sears Win lcsiihk'
solid for equal rights, for zeal
That joins Us IN one proud endeaNor
To labor for our country veal,
And bind our brotherhood forever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
WIS. o,lenrx,s Cow Revived.

10 he Editor Of the Trib"He:
sir,-I do hope you will cndcavor to be
lcnient in your judgment Of poor DR..
Burchard. His intentions were undoubt-
eddy excellent. and IL was simply his mis-
fortune 10 he the Mrs. O'Lclry's COW OF
The Republican party. Who will attach
blame TO that Illuminating animaly Who
will say that as she complacently closed
her eyes and ehowed her eud she was
meditaing the destruction Of Chicago
And is not DR.. Burchard as worthy As Mrs.
O'Leary'> cow, or, may add, OF any other
COW:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
A ror,u.s,e ESCAPE.

II. sffruENs, VA, November ~. 1881.
10 ne Editor Of he Dispaich
! have j,lst read The HowIlng Ser
tionai speech" In your issue OF this date
made by the defeated candidate Tor the pre-
sidcney. and u causes me las | suppose IL
will every Nirginisn who reads Into thank
God afrcsh for the result OF the late clee-
lion. and 10 ASK the question, What would
haye become Of dear Old Virginia. OF the
solid South (thank God II Is solid against
ccrsupiionl. nav, OF the country. had that
man Blaine been permitted TO rrie over u. {?
Yours respectfully. REaDE..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
pesah Of . wcii.Known Negro

tDl W f"' 'f7f~f
NEW ORLEANS, November 2f.-A special
dispatch to the Piedpme from Canton.
Miss. says: Hon. Alexander X. Davis
fcolored), ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Nissis-
sippi during the Ames administration,
died last night 81 beart-disease. lie had
been pastor Of eolored Methods. church
N canton for the past four years. and was
highly respected by oil chsses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

she Caensn.Doll Tsnbe-
A Moberiy MOI special says; May
Kewsomb, an insane woman, PASSENGER
on.tte cannon-bali train. bound for Kansas
city, last night suddenly sprang from her
seal while the train was at full speed. be-
tween here and Brunswick, and, carving
her two babies with her, Jumped from the
train. The train was stopped. aud the
mothsr was found stunned and mnron'
seious. with the babies quietly toddi,ng
around her entirely unhurt.
The mother, when restored to conscious
ness. said that she was the daughter OF q
wealthy citizen Of Leayenwortb, Kan. and
that her maiden name was Maggie Terrell.
IN 1881 she eloped with her musie-teaclier,
Augustus Newcomb, and married him.
Her father east her of. Her husband failed
20 support her and took TO drink. She
Ieft him IN Mississippi and was on her way
home. II was while brooding over the
uncertainty Of the reception she would re.
eeiye from her father that she jumped
from the train. Kindness from the passen-
gers and welcoming telegram from her
father have cheered up the unfortunate
woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
Ky y. u. Lvuc &to..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOlccrs.
No.Ili3 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF HOU T.
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FVRNl-
TIgE ny AUCTION Al RESIDENCE NO.
2UI'NINETEENTH STREET. CORNER GRACE
sTKEET.--By request of the owner, who Is dechn-
inE housekeeping. " shall sell 10y auction. 10 the
above named r,siAenrc. on
WEDNESDAY, MKT. nov EMErR 25TH.
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ, al .hc HOUSEHOLD and
kITchFN FURNITURE ia said residence. cpin-
~ i-in- a large quantity 81 very superior tlK y J.
TURF, much Of which 3. grry hand,ome ana 81
the latest drsigD. cpnsi ting, ~ piri. III elegant
PARLOR SUIT. w .iik plish and Brochlteuo
fmade To ordcrj; dHc PIANO, nauh.nme
CINIRE-TARLE. very valuable on PAINT
lNGS. some ~ whicli are very rarc
vrrv large TAPrSIEY PARiOR CAR
PFT. several SUIT = WALNUT CiIANBER
TI'RNITUEF. several superior FEATlit r
BIDS. MATTRESSES. and BEDDING; v Ard
ROBiS. CARPETS. WlNpOW-NiiADE>, g.;
TArL-IACK. HALL.CllAlRs two large N
TENSION DlNINh-fAbLfS. handsome ~ -
FEf. sAF1.. two HYDROCARBONS, hnni9me
ROOK-CASE, DtNlNG-RODN CHAlR-, ~. ;
SGLVFRWARE. consulting ~ lCE-PIFcihRS
and. GoBLETS. ECTTER-SrAND,, KNIVES
ard FORKS. SPOONS, &C.: large a,s,riment
CuINAWhRg, CROCktHG. and COMING
UTENSILS &c. All the furniture bcIng In nice
order, and most of IL - good ~ new.
This safe win afford IN unusual opportunity -
.rrure really desirable furniture.
W. u. LYME & co. Auc'lonc'r-.
sale conducted by $50. T. l. AjeHfON-Jr.' Nur-
timer no2'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
How Florida Confederate soldier
Feels.

SANFORD. Fla. November iS. 1894.
10 Inc Editor Of ne Dispatch
Enclosed lind clipping from Philadelphia
Press. that ! fear may nave escaped your
notice. know il Is an infamous lie, and I
send II 10 You. | was a Confederate sol
dier. born and raised In Georgia. and were
10 see the United states hae torn down,
would shoot the sacrilegious seoundrel on
the spot and consider that had committed
deed worthy Of emulation.
Yours very truly,
j. NJ. RAIEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
REAL Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

E0R SALE, THAT DESIRABLE a
snd Pine sire =, with FRAME CoTTAGE win
four rooms thereon. Tie tot has front OF So feet
spring street. and runs back IA Pine street 10
depth will admit &C several lois 20 front on Pine
street Suitable for dwellings. Asthe owuer Il anx-
ious 10 cell harxsi In cnn he had. Apply 10
JOHN r. GODDiS. Atiefieneer.
no 2o-Jt i;ank aud Eieyeath sirests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
L G'S EVIL

L. y q Il l.
Was the name formerly given 90 scrofula ne
cause Of a superstition that Il could DC cured 10y a
kings touch. Thewo-ld Is wiser now, and knows
that
can only he cured 10y thorough puridcation OF
the blood. IL this l. neglected, the disease per-
petua,es It's tsnt through generations after genera
lion. Among its earlier sympj0matic develop
meuts are ECZEMA, CCTANEOU> fRUp-
TIONs, TUMORs, BOII.s. CLRBUNCLf.S, EIf-
slrEI.As. PuRuLENr ULCERS, NERVOUS
AND PHYSICAL COLLAPSE, etc. lf allowed
10 continue, RHEUMATISM. SCEoHULOUs CA
TARRn. KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASES
TUBEICuLAR CONSUMPTION, ana ysrio IS
other dasgeiess or fatal -,si2dies are produced
BY Il.
AYERS SAEsAPAEILLA
Is the only powerful and always reliable BLOOD
PURIFYING MEDICINE. 1t Is so eGcc.aal an
Alternative thst n efadlcsies from the system
HEREDITARY SCROFULA and the kindrrd
poisons OF contagious diseases snd mercury. At
the same time II cnriches sad vfalises the blood,
restoring hcalthfa action 10 the vital otxaHs aud
rejuycost,ns the entire system. THIS great
REGENEHATfvE MEDICINE
T. composed Of the genuiuc HONDURAS SARsA-
FAMILIAR WIN tcl"W pFAs Nutlusia, th
iodides u Poisssiu aud Iron. sad other ingradi-
en,s OF great potency, carefully and scientifically
compounded. Its formula Is generally known ca
the medical profession. and the best physician,
constantly prescribe AYERS sA.sAPARiLLA
a an
ABSOLUTE CURE
for all diseases caused ny the viiistlon Of The
blood. Il IL concentrated TO the highest prscti-
cable decree. Ear beyond any ether preparation
for which like effects claimed, and Is therefore
the cheapest as well As the best olood-purfying
medicine in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

iSICIAN'SLOCATION FOR SALE.
i The ACTUAL CASH collections last year
were ex,Co0. WIN SCH q nice hcu>e and paying
practice IN one Of thr picassniest asd most pro.
missing towns "a Virginia. Reason foe ceiling, ~
health. A6llcss
.. 7. wINGFlEI.D a KELSEY,
Insurance and Real ssisie AGENTS,
no ls-tm Liberty, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

There nav lie some virtue IN al OF
them, b. said, " bur for actual worth and
fapidity VI effect know ii,st nothing made
can excel pr. Bulls Couy3 syrup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
Tom Aususf's Wit.

To tie Editor Of The Dispatch;
In n late issue a correspondent has re-
ferred To- The late Thomas l., August rs a
wit, &c., aud gave an illustration. knew
August long and well. Iron hi, youth
upward aud II has been my fortune
also TO have been thrown with the best men
OF Virginia for more than half century.
aud can say that a. Wit August has had
no peer In Virginia ip my day. His w.t.
.icisms would til good-sized volume. BY
permission | will give YOU one which, |
think, has not been cxceilcd by the wits Of
any day OF time. Tom, a. YOU know, was
n bachelor, and at the time nov referred 10
he lodged in an upper story OF the large
brick house on the corner Of Ninth aud
Franklin. Returning home one bleak
wintry night. some where in The "wec
Sma' hours" he groped his way. tarouga
( unlighted passages. IN the winding stair
I ease. As he reached the top step, he stun.
I bled. fell and rolled dowR stairs. Oi course
! he made numbering noise and walked the
sleeperS IN the house. one OF whom rushed
10 his door and to the head OF the steps, aud
M loud voice demanded. "Who is
there" A. quick as thought came the
answer. " Il. ,ir, rolling rapidly" y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

NUEsAPEAhE AND OHIO RAIL
y WAY.--SI HEDULE IN Effect ONrODEH
- 'o'1' LEAVE RICHMOND.
Con NJ FOR NewpOrt's News, Old Point Com
fort aud Norfolk. Daily eNcep, ~nu-
day Opy three hours and twenty
fye minutes Richmond ~ Norfolk.
O25A NJ For al stations and Lexington, N.Y.
LOUSY Tile. and Ctnciunatt. Mali OK
cont sunday Quickest line ~ boN-
mgtOn, Va making close eonnec-
tons Uid Siatnton.
g.y5 T. NJ charlotte syile accommodation ii"iN-
ed daily, except sunday. stops Al
an stations.
3S5 z. NJ. For Nswports News, oi. to,ui' 'u'
6:25 p. VI For Louisville and CINCINNATI; con
west. aud southwest. Fast expires
daily. Docs not stop for local bust
ur-s. Pullman sesping-cars Rich
rond b. Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlottesville to Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. ". From Charlottesville except sunday.
l1.25 A ~ Froiu Norfolk. Od Point. aOd New
ports New, except sunday.
3.g5 T.. VI. from Louisville. Cincinnati, aud all
local points. except SUNDAY.
6I5P.M From NorfolS; except sunday. From
Old Point and Viewpoints Nce- d1iit.
qIJP. ". From Louisville and Cincinnati.
lasf express. dailN. 1900.
Sunday FNcur.ion 10 Newpori's News anu oH
Point win leave Richmond \. M.,and arrive ~
Richmon 6.lj y. VI. returning.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket-Ofices: 1000 Main street aud 'he't'
p'AAe"h' V'''O ''-''"'' ''Pii II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
&. W. SMITH. Gene al Manager. &c II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

u,pr,srrE,s SALE OF VERY vALuA..
ar .,,I INe ssysHn,sr EEskr Az
1S yf;sr 1ToiU hnp ~ a. xs6 re
TsEITn sTK fETs. ~ vlrsvc q 80 Z - ~.
irom q. Percy Ha~es, datea sep: ,s' Wyehsond
sf sans e" corrs b. b. ia B. pag ~ sc sosss
hasios 6eea msc y p.snent o. 81 ~ ~ se:sc
ihsreir secured and o. The regsss, - ~ sru-s n
10 deed. sel az pablo auction on the pren- ""
TUESDAY. sovEsBER As. 1881.
At n o'clock W.. the EEAI Estate dessr'oe''n
SAID dsea sn ~ s,eprxp on tie west ode q
sixteenth sssres between Main and Csrfs.r, -
s,n,tinx IN sigeeath street 80 fcet. mere .i -
ADD rurrisz back 9S fec, iuches W the ~, ~. ~,
,hs,r y "a vaia.n,s mick BUILDING, si'tabh
's a. io' Lo X ~ GROUND on me ngr,, sie 2,
Cerv sfrft, between Fourteenth ano fit+i a
sfrs,,s. sse,nninr on Cary etrecs at point I,s
tant 81 8x-i2 feet west ~ ftiternth $500 ~,
ming thence w,s'Msrais aoS no .s.s betweea
paraIiel lines II feet lol. inches 70 an ~is, ''
- ineps' T Trs' or GROUND, .adioipinz on thc
eat the ios above described fronting on ~,
ssr.es - fsct ~ inches. and iHln's1 - = -. =.
pa'asl inss fss asD Oa o ,nsh 70 rfssaih srre
i,nen The two last men Toned lots tneFr arc ~
rWO-~Toay BRICK rLNENES -. Nos $500! ~ -. !.
49,, 40 so,ne RECENTLY occupied by VT q. feFey
UsMcs as the southern Saw and file Norss.
TERMS Cash - 70 much rs V nee e-s,y 70 pn y,
the sxpervos ~ this sse snd any taxes thai nlts ~
dine and one note for sA2i.5). with mtefe.t lvn
sspismber st ii paid aud priest ensrye .ie
bslan1e on he following crcdi Is; ST. 5d'2 y
ss0s, Sfu3.50. S3a9. 1921 ne- SSy9' 49, y4'
sasi, 5000. s372, s3g5.9o, SOS .sSff'ss u
ss5f, $4,000, s345, St406o, So, $780, $500,
sS2T' s322 SO, 1915, s3l3.Ja, 500. t3Vi.oy'
The note for sil7 falling dne iee"npee =,
and one IL The remaining notes being pay re sNsry
ihrec months thereafter IN the order nSiae a,'ys.
lho credit paymer,s 70 have interest sa'. s,a ~
be secured bys deed OF trust or the p"iN""''
may a. ~ 'l'''' 1EoRGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
Ia Surviving rrlisLff.