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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
AN EXODUS or NEGROES.
Trains for the River Counties OF ohio and
West Virginia Filled with Them.

Trains for the River Counties OF Ohio and
West Virginia Filled with Them.
A White Sulphur Springs special says:
Guests leaving this and other mountain re-
sorts have viewed with growing wonder
during the past week the rows OF dusky
faces that ill the windows OF trains bound
westward. The faces belong 10 men. II is
rare that woman or child is seen among
them. 30 large is the exodus that separate
.moking.cars for white persons are called
into requistion for nearly every train, by
night a. well rs by day. Trainmcn report
that similar phenomena are observable at
Charleston. where the river division OF the
Ohio Central terminates; at Ashland. from
which the SciOto Valley road runs to CO.
lumbus; and ut Lexington. where the Gin
cinnati Southern abUts the Chesapeake and
OHIO. Each car Is under the charge OF
caUtain.
Where these eXcursionis.s are going. at
whose oNpeuse-clearly not their own-or
for what, is something Of &. mystery. They
are without taps, except what they wear,
and talk OF their homes in Virginia as
though they were to be away but short
time. Each carload is made up OF ac-
Quaintances, and they make jolly trip OF
il. Such illusions to politics a. crop ont
in their talk are involuntary, and are
, quickly smothered, the captain OF each ear
! being very alert for transgressiOns in this
line. The men answer no questions as TO
their destination, but their talk turns fire.
Quently TO sDeculatonS on the kind Of peO-
pie they will find "alOng the river" The
river, Of course, is the Ohio and the people
"along it" will vote in the State Of that
name and in West Virginia. The river
counties OF both States contain so many
negroes that they offer unusual openings
for brisk smuggling trade in persons OF
that complexion. II there is any DISPOSE
| ton to COLOMBO for election purposes it
can he done along the river counties with
| less expense and less danger than IN the
| interior Of either State.
The excursions have been in progress
| through this state for about week. Du-
/ ring the week remaining before election, il
| the Seioto Valley and Cincinnati Southern
shall do as well rs the Chesapeake and Ohio
/ is doing. 5000 voters can easily be laid
along the river counties OF the two States.
| One hall OF that number would give this
| Stsie TO the Republicans. unless eXpecta-
tons of gains from the Greenbackers are
| mistaken: while the other hall would prob
| ably be quite as heavy quota as Ohio could
stand from the South and as large rs would
be needed. considering the fertility Of In
diana. Pennsylvania, and New York for
| such enterprises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
HOTEL SWINDLERS.
The Heats of the Boarding Houses Ordinary
Expcdieuus.

New York Herald
II would seem that there is a sort OF
democracy in yagaboudage that causes all
grades Of 1t 10 fluctustc In and out OF town
together. Now comes the season when the
ratified tramp turus his face from the coun-
Try, and, harassed by the occasional watch
dog or menaced by the less frequent shot
gun, he makes for cover in the METROPOLIS.
Contemporaneously, II seems. the crop OF ho-
tel "beats" begin 10 flourish. and the Boni.
face Scrutinizes the strangers baggage with
keener eye. The hotel beat ordinarily is
neither I'll dressed nor III hammered. He is
a man who has seen better days, which, al
though remote, have impaired flavor OF
gehtility that survives the wreck
Of his resources. He may be a Rus-
sian, Frenchman. or Turk. or Prussisn !:
but Il docs very gcnerarly happen that be is
an Englisbmar. Perhaps there are reasons
for this. The Briton's acquaintance with
the language when not spoken in the ver-
nacular Of the east side on the one hand
or OF Billingsgate on the other
is apt 10 give him the largest OBJ
portunitics for ipspiri0g confidence rs il
does for charging ON fictitious means OF
support. And as stranger in a strange
country. he more frequently Is called upon
TO depend on such fa6rications for con.
tinuance OF food and shelter than Others
equally well endowed. But the class Is not
by any distinctions Of na-
lionality. and II may be that the ingenious
assumption OF rank or station by the ortho-
!ox botei beat has more 10 do with stamp
ng him as an Englishman than anything
Use.
THE INEVITABLE REMITTANCE.
One thing always marks the hotel beat
" Is waiting for remittances. They may
'e expected from abroad, or they may be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
nnunAY. OCTOBER a7.lssi.
RAILROAD LINES.

q III Hs: . ...:......:;:s
CUESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAlh-
y WAY.-SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SCI if'M-
BEh i loefL LEAVE RICHMOND
o.oo NJ For NevDort's News, Old Point COM
GOV ~ ''' fort. aud Norfolk. Daily eXcepi sum
dav Only three h0ur- and twnu;y'
me minutes Rlcnnpnd 90 Norioie.
1o.,rA NJ. For an stations and Lexington, n.y.,
IVAN Louisville. and Cincinnati. Mai *
cent sunday.
.aopu. Sbarlottcs,ille accommodation dali
Is. except sunday. stops az an IT,
.,.pN. For Sewport's News. old Point. aud
-" Norfolk. ENpre-s except sun iaN.
$40 r A. FOR Louisville and o GnS yd9i Ho S4R
weet. and Southwest. Fast express
daily, Doe not stop for local hu,-
ness Pullman -lccpiug-cars Rich
mond ~ Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlottesville 10 Louisville.
10 2OP. NJ. for Ashland ~ Nlgnt sNp,e,,
10 clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e1o AN. From Ashland. Nv, except Sunday.
Io.15 A. NJ. From Norfolk. GA Point. and New
mort New. except sunday.
A.O5 r. NJ, From Louisville. Cincinnati, and an
local poiui.. except sunday.
$40 T. NJ From Norfolk. except sunday. From
old Point AVID %cwpOrt's News diily'
s3OP, NJ From Louisville and Cincinnati
sr,d,v rxcnrsion 10 T,wpori's News and old
Point will leave Richm md \. VI. aud arrive III
Richmond ESQ I. VI. returning.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Ticket. ollces: 1000 Main street and Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway depot; " rr1rrp
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. General Manager. au so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
BUYIgG VOTES WITH PENSIONS.
The werk Colonel Dudley and Ills Men Are
Doing for Blaine In Ohio.

he Ncfk ttfoufi M" 'stt hft
Doing for Blaine In Ohio.
A Washington special says: When Pen
n-Commlssioner Dudley returned TO
Ohio and Indiana after his two days visit
10 his Office here IL was stated that among
his forces in the West was brigade OF spc-
cIal pension examiners and inspectors Of
the Post-Otlicc Department, who were or
dercd out 10 work for the man from
Maine. From gentleman who has
Just returned from q trip to Ohio and
INDIANA is learned the Kind OF work
the special pension examiners are
doing in Ohio under Colonel Du1ley's
direction. In that State, as well rs III
most others, there are very large number
Of ex-soldierS who are applicants Tor pen
si0ns. Their claims in many instances nave
been on file for years. and in al cases Tor
many months, for the business OF the Pen
sion Office Is greatly in arrears. Having the
names and residences Of these applicants,
il is the duty Of the special examiners.
who are, OF course, under Government
pay. 10 hunt each one up and see that he
is persuaded TO vote the Republican ticket
next week. The usual method Is
10 intern the applicant shat his
case will be reached in short time, and
After this is Impressed upon his mind it rs
pointed out to the veteran that II the execu-
tive offices Of the Government should pass
INTO Democratic hands confusion and delay
would result, and il would be a long time
before his ease could he taken up, IL at all.
The next duty OF the examiner is 10 make
the applicant believe that with the Demo
Gratis in power a niggordly policy would be
pursued in The matter Of pensions, and
the repeal Of the arrears-of.pensi0n act
would follow. This Is the trump card, as
nearly every pension case involves arrears.
which the successful applicant receives in
lump sum. The examiners final duty is
to pledge the eX.sOld.er to 20 to the polls
and deposit Republican ballot. Then he
hunts for another victim. Meanwhile, the
pension applications remain Just where
they were on the Pension Office ile'. and
will be taken up i'm Just the same order,
and possibly net so soon, as II there were
no election this year. The Pension Office
is not gaining on its business very rapidly
while its head is working for Blaine in the
West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
PLAIN TALK ABOUT BLAINE.
Ex-Msyer Thenpses. OF Detroit, Calls Him
the Most Colossal Liar OF she Century.


the Most Colossal Liar OF she Century.
An Ann Arbor (Mict.) special says
"The most colossal liar Of the nineteenth
century" was the name applied Tonight TO
Blaine BY ex-Mayor William q. Thompson,
Of Detroit. IN his speech at the Opera
House before the Independents and Demo.
erats OF Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Thompson Is one Of the most out.
spoken OF all the Independents hercabout.
and one Of the most confident that the Re-
publican party will regard victory ms dearly
paid for II Blaine should be elected Presi-
dent. The Republican managers 10 the State
have been more annoyed by his de.eriion
Of Blaine than by any other change tina. has
become known In the State. There Is .
rood deal Of dissatisfaction 10 this town.
md particularly In the University. A poll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
GENERAL LOGAN'S MANNERS.
Pausing i'm n speech TO Resenta Reference TO
Ills Pro-siavery Record.

His Pro-siavery Record.
4 Charleston West Na.) special TO the
HerdM SAYS: On Monday evening. while
the Logan end of the Republican hippo
drome was showing at Hinton, small
town on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
a scene occurred that was not set down in
The bills.
General Logan was speaking from the
rear platform OF car, when man named
Henry West went up in front OF him and
sand "General Logan. YOU raised The first
rebel flag in the State Of Illinois, and want
TO shake with YOU"
"WhO sand i did:" asked Logan.
II don't know who. bu; ] know you did
it." was the reply.
"You are liar" eXctedlv exclaimed
the General, and spat full in the mans up
turned face.
The train then moved on, and Logan.
speaking Of the matter to his friends, said
he wished he had had his mouth fun OF
tobacco-juice, that he might have given the
fellow the benefit of il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
By W. u. Lyme & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctoncers'
No.IlI3 Main street.

LECTION SALE OF AN ATTRA.n
Y TIVE AND WELL-LOCATED hA,,A,yy'
i.nr. sOxl4O FEET. on WE-r SiDE Or b,sNnn
pFi' STREET BETWEEN sPtsiNt w
ruiSA sTREETS-By request OF M owner r. W
hall sell by auction. on the premises a. ''''
o'clock T.. NJ on
FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER TO- 1883,
the ahoye.named VERY DESIRABLE ~ W.;
ISG LOT. 70 which We invite thc attenu,'n -, ~
ibose Wishing 10 build for home or reht,i pu
poses. or for speculation. Price. are SUI ~ ~
yancirg Ia this improving IDc1lliy' anu '" ~"
deefrr bIe lot remain on the m trkes. .-t.-
ITEMS: one third cash balance by hy's ~ -
and twelve months with interest adI' u anu -
cured by deed Of trust W. u' Ia Sn.,I,neers.
Oc ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10

by ". n. LYME & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1lla Main sfrrnt.

1-CAT AND WELL-LOCATED TWO
y story FRAME DWELLING. No. AZ
sofrTu LAUREL STREET. WITH LOT ABDU !,
49,, 80 80 kEET-A GOOD HOME OR Gpt'D
80. ~ ssTNFNT-FOR SALE ny AUCTION: -
a. renuest OF the owner. shall sell Ivy pnDilc
a,ction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER lOrH.
=, 1. o'clock y. II. the ab,ve-named very deiir,ble
1n,WFII Nc. containing four rooms, ~ gooh re-
- ocrupIed NV good teaant n, 10 per mo tn
INIT in a most pleasant and rlpidiy-imprpN ln
locsl,Iy and Offering unusual indrctmeh. 70 per,
49, III m tolerate means. whether Tor nome of
- Investment. The owner Is determined 10 seli
and hsrzain NAV bn had.
TrsNS: one third cash: balance ~ noie- a,
slr and twelve months. win interest adien' anu
s,cur,d by deed Of trust.
Oc W. b' ~ NJ +" ~''' ''~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
BY Frank u. I'M & CO..
Real Estate Agents aod Auci'"'''
HOS Main street,

,,,p,-srEEs, sALEUF A NUMBERR or oF,
T nSriLniSe LOT: AZ, TgEE co ssfNaNrP ~
BaLbwfNSr A ,SF ,Ks tin 66Hlo R1gNnr;
SSb bHse IND ND 8 LIf rl pASb ' bssE&ER
RETWEE,Sr r rfTIi1 SSuCfTfi6v.1sy , y,r.
gan aud wife dated March h.c sI' made iSa aud BENZ
recorded b Gei tba beneficiary il said deed 50 TO do
We Will sell on the premises, on 80,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10 1857 81,
at41 o'clock =. NJ, FOUR LOTS nt on ilV cSof Yronr,
~ t,,,n nd buchanan street. eaeh - lSss
si,, GOOD depth: aud Immediately 9teTi t,cos -
LOTS, each 3Qx,2o, on so, m,i, streets Thesr
lots are wei situated Tor phrl,lsd7 Convenient to
~ s,,.eske and ohio shops and Tanner ~
Iany Engine Works , -..,,os c,sb nv con-
=. - al ,,a,,,es Interested The term, VIII ~
third cssh oaauce At SIX aud t%e dSSa n W tras
WIN ih'er's' 'n''' FRANK II. MIL.
Louis RAWLINGS.
Truaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
IRTSTEE,s SALE OF A DESIRABLE
MONDAY, OCr0nER IL. lssi.
COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION: IN THE
Y CLERKS OFFICE or THE CIRCUIT
COURT or YORK COUNTY:
Il. 4. tardwell and Frances his wife. plaintiffs,
Drevry. Chandler, aud others. Defendants.
IN CHANcRRY.
The object Of Tits suit Is % obtain partition of
tie real estate whereof William 4. Drewry died
seized. IN YORK county, among his heirs at law.
And affidavit having been made and died that
the defendants, Lafayette Chandler. Charles Van
name. Moses vanname. Charles N. Porter. per res
Of l.. j. hoNden. deceased. aud William Robert
gnia, " IL ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here within QUO month after due publication
OF This order ana do what II necessary 10 protect
their interest in this SUIT; and that eonv az this
order To published once = week for f,ur sucras-
siye weeks la the Richmond DispGteh, a papci.
Tesie: A. ~ UIfDGfys
&c l9-Eiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
GENERAL OFFICES:
1914 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

This company l. now preparing n build and
operate Telephone Exchanges in tie city of Rich
niond aud other cities OF the southern states under
the patents Issued TO Henry Cay electrician, aud
nnder which Telephone Exchanges are now icing
operated Ia Philadelphia and elsewhere.
This company Offers Telephone EXchangr SER
vice and ntiyate-line outfits OF ELECTRICAL
business and private life within The reach Of ALL
It's patents are original aud secure; they are en-
dorsed 10y eminent counsel and guaranteed by the
parent con pany. Oc J-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10

rTRUsTEE2s SALE OF LOT OF s' slNfr
FEET FRONT o. CHERRY Al If
- 70 'TItr TASAL-Bv virtue ~ d,ci %.
rms dated som september, ls6s' teeorpi 80, =.
clerk's Office Richmond chan cry Cona ,s,, m,d,
~, -, ,,y,enf Of The note secured thereby an
haine r19girc bv the note-holderto 90 So W.,
selI ~ he Office of Furman Topper lOlO h''"
street, al } o'clocs 4. VI. on
TUESDAY, 2lsT INSTANT
nnoprprv .bove dcscribed. ~ bcing the
r"sidne IL &" Lot o. in the plan Of BelVider'' Ye'
subject ~ the deed. .,..,., ,,uount
TFRNe. Cash a. to expenses oi sue anu d ,
Az. ON noic. balance ON such terms ~ thr
~ Tho note or IN nj failure 20 do 80, t1e IV's'c'
may p'IS,Ntii''0' SUBSTITUTED Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
ArCrION sALEs- -l'1sui'e, sn1ssss'sS<.'
,,'1<''oIs, 4, :. Thompson Grown q Co.,
D,r.,ate Agents and Auetlonecrs,
ffi3 Main street.

,rIsTRATRIX's SALE Or
DIN lN,,r,tf SUBURBAN FARM III
N man, WITHIN SiGHrOF hio"'
TvnspAYs;, , SSTsSs, l msis ,sss
that BEAUJJltaSIcr. snSwn a RURAL shADs.d'
late ns IN IN view ,sSmO,ISs md on s,S Nn TSs psr
,wo mites ana ian 1872 ACRES Of land. ms,
ian n sSTs sayas", @ "a, has land :
woodland for ~ ,irpting well advanced. bs-
s .aS. ,Ss various Sery rs
duciive yineyarru,s consist Of q DOUBLE Tw .,-
TIE gHSRs are T large ssn
modious rooms. art ir,.r, IL an excellent wslto,
~ss@ 9e as sns sns S2aa
barn Is large: nor.n' Tnere Is also neat cottage
OF four room. - =, ono fourth. and the re-i!u
TEENS Cash as d :" monihs, interest adieu
and secured BY d rS,aao q iIsiiN BROWN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10

THAT DESIRABLE NEW DE- DGc
l TACliED AID MODERN 81 ~ ~ srVnts.T.
nkvIJIING, No. $40 " EST oRAcr, = FbR
nrTWEEN LAUREL AND III ~. e,n-
skIE Ar Auction 90 ~ the reqi's.,s go, ~ noon the
or will oFer for sale at public aue''V"' w
premises. on roc,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1851, ors,
o.oIoc, y N. that FIR,T-CLA~s hhst-
nFSCF a. above located lteonillhs r,o,n !.
besides bath room. kitchen, ana SER ~ gs. hot
with all modern Improvements, ,ra We
M cold water iatrphe stONe. raitc. ~ $50 ,ha "A
The TACT that this house was bum ~ IN ne mos
a wear ago ~ the best mater ~ n, on,' nf the
most delightful neighhoiboods ~ nv. - 10 ~ ~
mmend # to all seesing q rea, I,, .tdn OK Grace
u'n.t' -, =, ~ 40 fcet To lJ-foot aucy' 80,
TERMS: one thiri cash: N" D ts.,s , s ne,
twelve eighteen. and twentY-l9nr M ',cnreI by
a deed of trust. IT, cHbD'' arctIor so-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
sAsH. BLINDS. DOORS, &c.

WHITEHURST Il OWEN, MANU-.
w FACTURERs OF SASH. BLINDS, DOORS,
MOULDINGs. BRACKETS, &C. TENTH AND
BYRD sTREFTS.-Our new factory, un,urpa ssed
In ARRANGEMENT and equipment bv any n the
country, IS now in full operation. and we are pre-
pared 70 execute orders for erst-cass w"Fk at bot
tom prices. Jy 2G-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
oh l. \ ID + Up IL A. RICH It ~
j s.s4..&.SS
MOND AND NORFOLK
AMsHIP MPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY al 5 \.
NJ
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed I'll 1880 A. W; tor Sundays' steamer TN
. Y. NJ. saturday. krcight received daily rli 5
T.. VI.
Fare, "a.
For further Information. apply to
w. McCARRiCK,
General southern Agent, Ofice Rockets.
Up. CLYDE & co,
no 30 ,,eneral Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10

by John e. GOdiin,
Real Estate Agent and AnciionceF'
Bank and Eleventh streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF \ BEAUTl-
- rI,t Tot N SIDNEY. ON THE EAST
sInF 0F t,IIlRRY STREET BETWEEN GIN,
Bt.RLNND AND BEVERLY srRkEISc; 81, Wi ~
FOUR SMALL FRAME TENEMENnS VI rsir
fAiR RFNTs.-At the rcque', 81 the OWNER /
viii selI AT auc' ion, on the premise''oh
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1891.
\, 2 O'Clock p. NJ. the foregoing NALU Abi ~
oT and TFNEMENTs thereon. fronting w
a., ,nJ ,unntnV hack about 40 feet 10 an altY'
Tbl, T. q good opportunity TO invest IN nn I'M,
nr.vIug locality, whore property - ehlldnV & ~
or ivded, as NAV be deemed best ~ time 81 SAFE
TERMS: ~ sale. JOhN u H.,i,cr
~. L 10. lANlh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10
tarsTyON SALEs...rnfuve 49,
nv ssmyson & Adamsons
Real Estafe Agents and Auciiobaefs'
SIS Huli strset, Manchester. va

u,RUsTEEs SALE OF sEybims,n,IL nj.
/ VALUABLE FARMS ~ CLygpyxTy. VA
~ virtue OF y certain deed o. tri'st .,Sosd in
i6,h day Of November, 1882, Jay y, iyags $40:
Sersult having been made IN the ny .s ,r,ss un-
,hereby, and At the rcqnest OF INC pcnasn on
der sad deed. will sell by pubic aueuo'' ""
MONDAY. oCroBgH Is. 1881 49,,
NJ Chesterfield Courthouse ithst being
he following property. to-wit x,n t,no~s or
,oss,. on road leading from Summit s,'s ,S,o,n-
Erlehthope railroad 20 Or. ". ~ hoos'" .
nc sterns. Haskips, aud Others ,r,,,p-ryoNE
IND. ONE HUNDRED AND h.i,n,ng socn-
ACREs OF LAND tmore or lessl' ao'o' '"'e
ee "a T. ONE WALF INTEREST I'm trac' On. g, q
,nrcbased by Cbea,ham WiniIee o. FoIJR
Hamilton. commissioners. cOntt niDft, - tm5rs
nIiNDRED AND sINir-FOlh nDh"7
y, Iessl known ~ toe Bowman rict- ,,,o I'm Il r.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance pr 49, liperII
,,yaiye. sna eighteen mOnths. or HOte '
terms may os """o"".JRW JAMS N. GkEGoRY.
substituted Trustee,
SAMPSON A ADAMgoN. Anct'"nes1.. - "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10

EOR NEW YORK.-The Ola II ysN
Il Dominion steamship Companys .xsssksaxs
proposed salings for tie week following are:
WlANOkE, Captain HULPuERs, FRIDAY.
October 10Th, at 2 o'clock v. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY, OctO-
her 18th. At q O'Clock \. VI.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, Tt E>DAN.
October l4th. AZ ? O'Clock y. VI.
Freight received untu l O'Clock J. II. m
day, O'Clock L. VI. Saturday, and 10 o'N'ocN T.
VI. Tuesday.
Through bills Of ladlng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, sJuth,
east and west also Ia foreign port.
Passenger accommodation Unsurpassed
Cabin fare 90 New York tncluilng meals ana
heth), $40; rOund-trp tickets. rlS. Stcer,-ge.
VITA subsistence ~; without suhsi sicnrc. sb.
Passengers leaving Richmond by tre Chesa-
peake aud OHIO railway az s;30 4. VI. aud AID
i. NJ VIII make connection a. NORFOLK with
steamer leaving MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. amt
WEDNESDAYS, and at VIEWPOINTS NEWS
with steamer leaving every SATURDAY. con-
nection Will also be made ri NORFOLK. Ella the
Richmond aud Petersburz railroad. leaving Rich
mond 70 II 30 4. NJ. every Monday. Tuesday, Wcd-
uCsday, and saturday.
For freight or passage apply IN
GEORGE W. ALLFN & co. Agents.
Oc (0muanV's Wharf Roc ketts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-10

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ LARGE LOT,
WILL FENCED, WITH HOUSE or TWO
ROOMS. LOCATED At THE C gitN 0T
TWENTY NINTH AND = n IN Tur : wv wv
STVT : STR ri n i73 FEET AND RUNS RACH
BETWEEN PAR tLLEL LIVE, tMtrRrEFV
FpfT WIDF.-in execution of certain dse1 81
trusi from William Rob,n'ln ana MARY -, Nv
wife hearing date OctOher O' lssV, anu H i r.
cnr,lcd In he clerks ofice Ut Henrlco County
Conrt. %. Il. los. p. 333. and being relrested, 10y
tLc holder OF the note therein secured tht uniei-
sieurd Iru.fee. will ontr sale. at public auction
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l7Tli'
=, 4 O'Clock T.. VI. upon the premises, the above
TEENS: Enough I'm cash 10 Gefray the eNpens,s
of sale and 10 nay of note Of S2Ol now duc, W
naiguce on n credit Of six months for n'g9tapi.
note with interest added and secured by = dsei oi
trust upon the properly; -. c,,,vropn
Trustee.
- ,n.rrpopn Aucflcopor. o.
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LRwiS's FINE ART GALLERY.

LRWiS's FINE ART GALLERY.
FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
A full assortment Of ENGRAvINGS, PAINT
INGs, and wATER-COLoRs now on hand
ana 20 be sold at low nsures;
sxlo PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES from .25c up
wards;
EAsELs. CABINETS. MIRRORS. IN Plush and
Bronze:
PICTURES FRAMED In every style-Gold, Conn
position, Bronze. and natural woods;
4 full assortment Of ARTIST SUPP:.lEs aud
STUDIES. at l.. LEwIs's,
ocs 9l2 Main street.
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Eorsford's Acid Phosphate. Tn
cuuaIIed.

DR.. X. NJ. Alexander, Fannettsburgb.
Pa, says: 81 think Horsford's Acid Phos-
pha,e is not equaIled in any o.her prep1ra-
ton o. phOsphOrOns.'
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DAMCNKEY FARM FOR SALE.

r,,,,-,ue of a deed Of trnst executed 70 me on
no 'scc,nd day of August. 1857, by Dr; =. n;
Green 81 liar ,burg, p. AMI W. w. Sse' IN he
Htng ,G,rS Of King William court dcitut nv
,ny b,on made for lie note given for IN par
~ ia iaud, T. q. VI. winston, trd'lcc III ''l'
decd, viii expose for sale' on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 27'lSsi'
t,, william conrt-dqy. all q that uar-
VIZ, va ~ i,nd OelonQing 10 the PlPlN1-l -
TRACT Fling south 81 he road icds"s ron ,l
w., ,sr,s beloueipg to dover. cDnldinlnS
aHo", $50 acres, with a building thereon:
a"Ou' -"' 'N''' -. " WINSTON. Trustee,
- - : IN I5.lo.2t.2S-st
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Foe bALriAoEE: SlL

POWHArAN LlNE-DIRECT STEAMER.
Inulfarther notice the steamer ALLIANCE viii
sail every SATURDAY at liz NJ, from PpWilA-
TAN DOCK, az Twenty fourth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills OF iaaing signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 90 points North aud West.
fIeight received daily until u. VI.
For further Information. apply 10
w. d KNIGHT Agent
ID. j. WE,sI0EE, Soliciting Agent. de- ~