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National Republican., 1884-04-12

Hawley, II b Mrs
GENTLEl
Armstrong, Albert
Allen, l. q
Allen, Franklin
Ahern, Rev John
Arenas, l. w
Ashmund, = III
Andrews, II A
Anderson, Wm
Andrews, Hon w s
Ashley, w NJ
Blrckhead & Mishaw
Beard. Hon a NJ
BonipaZi. Amadeo
Barnett, Andrew
Boulware, Abe
Bigsby. Bernard
Burrows. David
Blair, Hon George
Baxter, Geo g B, NJ ID
Bauman, Geo w
Baclgalupi, q B
Boering, Henry
Disco. Henry
Baker, Henry S
Brown, ii j.
Brownie. Hon ] w
Boupils, 1 l.
Barker, Il L
Butsbler, l.
Brady, NJ
Bloom, NJ
Burke, Mr.
Ballard, o
Bright, solomon
cambridge, Thomas
Breckenridge, Vice Pres
Baker, Hon VIM s
harrington, w NJ
Bounngh, VIM q
Bickford, VIM A
Bell, Capt Vim
Blckford. Capt w A
Clancy Bros
Craig, Hon a u
Circle, Christian
Cook. ID
Compton. Edmund
Coleman, Geo Il
Craig, Hon Geo IL
Cox, q Duncan
Collin, III A
Carter. James
Cramer, j b
Crisnlond. j II
Cook, johnson
Connell, Medill
Collins, Matthew
Carter, Oscar
Curtis, Oscar III
Cook, Gen'l Phil
Countee, Richd
Camphor, Saml
Collins, s
Corlinc, Thos i
Campbell, Willie
CLARK, w Il
Cook. VIM
Dane, Charles
DE la Puente, Jose
Dudley, John
Day, VIM
Davis, Gen " II
Douglas, Saml s
lcdmunds, Hon q A
England, q ii
Evans, John
Edwards. ] II
Ernesbe, Lecomte
Ellsworth, Hon II u
FreemaA, A Il
Frazier. Ben
Ford, Ben 4
Franklin, Catch
Prayer, Judge Geo NJ
FarrOw, Rev III
Fassett, Hon ] Sloat (2)
FeStuS, James
Filbert, DIR l.
Ford, Saml
Giannelli, Eurlco
Gray, Geo w
Grubb, Ignatius
Gould, | III
GuggenheiIn, Joseph
Garland. John Spottswo
Gladdlus, Capt Joseph
dillingham;, Capt b
HassOn, A
HILLARY, Edwd l.
Heredia, Il
Hawk. q ID
Hardness, Harry
Hallyday, John @
liatton, Jas X
Harrington, j II X
Hunter, j &
Haywood, Jas w
Holman, James
Hall, o ID
Holly, Robt
Hogan, VIM
HOgebusch, w III
Horton, Wm VI
Irving, Washington
Jackson, Albert
Ju, Chang TSaa
JelngS, Fredk
Johnson, Joseph
Johnson, Joseph
johnson, Mr.
MIsCE.
National Republican., 1884-04-12
'Tuuu army JOuCnul,
SCHOONER LIST

SCHOONER LIST,
Hiram NJ Cook, schr Maggieh Rivers (2)
Capt Geo w Frost. schr Chas J. Mitchell
Frank u Hyles, schr Meggie NJ Rivers
George NJ Hupper. schr Maggie Nj Rivers
l. Y Jones, schr Chas l. Mitchell
w q stiles, schr sally n Ludium
National Republican., 1884-04-12
TROUBLED CUBA.
Utter Prostrstion OF All Forms Of Busi-
nna. ir, the Queen of tho Antilles.

ness In the Queen OF the Antilles.
New York, AIril 11.-A letter from
Havana, dated April o. says; Serious accounts
from the interior as to the movements OF large
parties of ban dts and of government troops
still continue to come in. Yesterday bat
talon of regular troops was sent from this
city to the Viretta Arriba, and for fow days
the coast in the neighborhood of Havana was
occupied by dotschments of troops. Tho gov
ernment Is apparently waking up to tho stu
alton. Accounts from st. Domingo say that the
Cuban refugees there are in possession of
large amounts of money, and are preparing
for landing in Cuba in combination with
parties here. This is probably the cause of
the extraordinary movements of troops. Tho
government in spite of all those facts, pre-
tends to ridioule all reports OF threatened
invasion.
News has reached this city that the minis.
ter Of the colonies has made new loan of
$3000,000 with the Hispano-C Colonial bank of
Barcelona for the account of the Cuban treas
ury, plcdging in return q daily payment Of
$4,000 from the income of the Cuban custom
houses. Tho Cuban treasury will have to
pay 1 per cent commission on the loan, and
an interest of 81 per cent per annum.
This measure has caused the greatest
indignation here, and has added
general discomfort prevailing, as the loan
and contract made with the same bank in
1850 are considered ono of the calamities
which have brought about tho present state
of affairs By virtue of tho former loan,
through which the Banco Hispano-C Colonial
is realizing an immense profit, the burden Of
which Cuba alone has to bear, the bank is
already receiving $4,000 daily from the in
come of tho Cuban custom houses.
A petition which the tobacco growers in
the Vuelta Abaio submitted to the home
government asking that urgent measures be
taken to remedy the evils which they
enumerated as destructive to their industry,
has been virtually rejected. The answer
from the government settled mono of the
difficulties. perfect panic is reigning in
the markets. Merchants, in order to sell
their drafts, have to submit to q large loss on
tho current rates of exchange, which are
continually declining. Some Of the larger
houses cannot sell their bills of exchange at
any rate.
National Republican., 1884-04-12
Robberies Reported.

Tho following are tho latest robberies
reported:
Mrs. Gen. Swain, while o guest at the
Ebbitt house, had her room entered on
Saturday night and $500 stolen from her
travelling satchol. The door had been left
unlocked while Mrs. Swain was at supper.
George E. Donk, at st. Charles hotel, had
a pair Of pantS, valued at 81 stolen from bu-
reau drawer.
reported to the police last night that clothing
valued at $50 and $3.50 in money had been
stolen from his house. Suspicion rested on
colored girl named Emma Phillips, who was
arrested, and confessed to having stolen the
articles.
National Republican., 1884-04-12
Telnpornnco WorIxers.

Last evening Star of Hope lodge made O
fratornal visit to d. p. Holloway lodge and
members from other lodges. The grand officers
also made an official visit to ID. =. Holloway
lodge and made very favorable and compli-
mentary report. The entertainment of the
evening consisted of instrumental and vocal
music, recitations, and addresses. A collation.
was furnished by tho ladies of ID. p. Hollo-
Nuav lndpa
National Republican., 1884-04-12
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Spring onions are plentiful in the markets
and quite cheap.
The recent cold snap has caused tho buds
on the public trees to 'wither and wilt"
Arrangements are being made for tho first
steamboat excursion Of the season. 1t will
be given at either Marshall hall or Glymont
1t is estimated that this city has fifteen
female newspaper sellers. Tho majority of
thom are old women, who walk the avenue
and ask you to buy paper for their
"childeTs" sake.
National Republican., 1884-04-12

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretons Of youth, nervous weakness early de-
cay loss of manhood, 20, / Will sendR recipe that
was discovered by missionary In South America
Send a selEaddressed envelope 70 the Rev Joseph
L. 1nman, Station ID, New York City,r
National Republican., 1884-04-12
The SInr Rnutera.

Mr.. p. II. Woodward continued his testi-
mony yesterday before the Springer COM
mittee. He detailed his connection with the
star route investigation and expressed his
opinion with freedom concerning men whose
work came within the range of his obserVa-
tion,
National Republican., 1884-04-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list Of advertised letters remaiug
ing in tho Washington city postofice Saturday
April l2, 1884
BB-To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for dtiUcrtlssd letters 49,
Rs-ifnot called for within one month they will be-
sent to the dead letter Office.
FRANK d. CONGER. Postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
A Mob Fired Into.

A Louisville (Ky.) special says: At
Horse Cave, Ky., u. L. Slocum, school
teacher. recently incurred the ill-will OF
some Of the community and received sew
eral anonymous letters suggesting II he did
not leave town he would be waited on.
He did not leave as requested, and
on saturday night mob called on
him and found him at home. lie
claims that over twenty horsemen rode
into bis yard aud gave orders TO surround
the house, when he fired into the crowd
and kept firing until be drove the mob of
his premises. when he ceased firing. Wayne
Grain, one Of the alleged !" yigilsntes," was
shot through the heart and died inside the
sehoolmaster's yard. John Long, another
OF the crew, was wounded In the lex. Sew
eral horses were shot, and II Is thought
that two or three other members Of the
party were wounded. Long, who was
shot ia the leg, claims that the
party OF horsemcn did not co.,
stitute a mob, but were riding peaceably
along the load when fred upon. Grain,
who was killed. and Long, who was
wounded. both lived four or i've miles from
the village Of Horse Cave, aud the mystery
Is u Il was mob why they were Ia it, as
Slocum was unacquaiuted with either. and
neither knew him. There We're four or Eve
men in the house with Slocum, but he nays
no one fred but himself. Slocura aud his
party are being tried at Munfordville TO day
fol k'iiaag Grain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

entity 70 me d snsue al them before they
were passed. Why win men thus degrade
themselves BY attempting ~ bsmboozle the
people, and how are we 10 get better laws
Il bad ones-- that ell feel and know 70 be
hsd--are not denounced and tr,sc princi'
pies proclsimedy
l said but ,iitle about The tax and cur.
rency questions In Siilledgeville. because
money at best. In my estimation, " out
trash. Greater aud more vital interest,", =,
wsrc In teoIardy. Now, am done WIN au
these matters With you. wished 70 pu.
myself right with yon on certain points. -, ,
hone have done so. Hereafter WIN
write on Other matters. do not know YET
when can get 10 see you. " su'i con-
ttuucs 10 rain. and csnnot get my corn IN
the ground. I must see after thai before
can leave home.
4aE GEORGIA MOVEMENT.
nm, must add. In conclusion, that you
are. think, mistaken In supposinc that the
late movement In Georgia was started with
any view toward the organization OF
narty against MIR. Davis or his administra-
lice. know all about that movement. III
alusion Is made 10 Goveino Browns mes
sage. advised 1t from stem TO stern, and
approve IL. don't near the language. but
the policy and the course taken; and l
know I had no such object, thought OF
none such, nor dreamed OF any such. IL
4 the proclamation and vindication OF
great essential truths that i desired to see
set forth at the right time and on proper
occasion.
But again, enough. What have written
10 YOU Is with that freedom and frankness
| always use in writing 10 one who holds
such high place In my esteem, and trust
YOU will so consider 1t and appreciate It.
Let me hear from you when you have lei.
sure TO write, and rs we cannot agree on
these great questions let us entertain our
selves on other topics.
Yours truly.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
Hon, II. Y. johnson, sandy Gr0Uc. ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
Important % Trnvellers,

The Buckingham Hotel, on Fifth avenue,
New York, opposite The Cathedral, is re-
cognised al the very head OF hotels In this
country. Its location II attractive and con-
yenient OF access, and the house il patron
tied by the best class 81 the travelling pub
de- Boston DQsiy advertiser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

DEsT CITE EGG. IS;
HAIL sPLIsT, $50; SOFT y az, $500
A.25; GOOD PINE, 90 per half cord: OAK,
$3.50; soFT COKE AND ENGISE-Coki., Al
lowest prices for cash. YaFd-Bruad. above Elba
depot, or 1905 Cary street. Telephone fg5.
del O. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

They were out walking; II was cold.
and he IVES coughing. She handed him a
bottle Of DR.. Bnlrs Cough Syrup and said !:
"iIsu's little thing that taiak will help
you.v His cough wxa cured In short
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
CMALL HOUSES For RENT.

2llx south Cherry street, near Cumberland
street.
7O5 west Marshall street. near MunfOrd street.
2O5 west Canal street. near Jeff ,rson street.
TIA north Twenty seventh street. near street.
1909 -. John street, near Charity street.
l10snOru, Eighth street. beyond Picston street.
1906 west Leigh street. near kenneg street. .
Beverley street, between washington ana
5 west Leigh, between -. James and Adams
streets.
Ql6 OAK street, near Moore street.
Ill7 north Firth street. beyond Baker street.
= Twenty-seyenib, between Nenable and X
streets.
- Eighteenth stree, corner Bakers alley.
l7l6 east Cary street.
: High stree. between First and Church streets.
0l2 north Eleventh street, corner VI street
- Williams street. between Graham a1d OAK
streets.
street. .
- Morris street, between Main and Cary streets.
gl9 north Second street. near Preston street.
Marshall f,-eef, between Ihldy-hrst ana
Thirty second SHES.
627 south First street
tnply 10 FURMNN TUPPER.
Real Estate Agent,
dci4-9 lOl6 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
BY Chewing & Rose AMI John 4. God1in,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

UCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
N BUILDING PLOT IN TIE GROW mt
MIST kNU-I,y request of the parties In Interest,
We shall sell by auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1884,
at 4 O'Clock 4. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL PLOT or
LAND on The southeast corner Of Harvfe and Carter
.ireets 10 he sub. vdej into building lots To sut
the wants Of purchasers. This offers line opp0r-
tunlty for those who desire 10 Dc remote IRON me
smoke and hustle OF the city, where The air IS m
and scebery enchanting; ~herr, upon bright
spring mornings, you can be Awakened ron Your
siumher. by the sweet cadence OF the mocklnR.
bird. Come one come all. as this VIII be the last
sale of the year this popular section.
TERMS: Easy aud ANNOUNCED at sale.
CHEWING & ROSE and
JOHN 4. GODiEN,
dolly Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
DEpaRTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR fGHal
" NrwpoHr's xswyss, NORFOLK, AND
AND ONLY piRECT ROUTE WITnN3npr
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY MIND
ONLY $50 TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ONLY 75C. TO CLAREhONT.
seconc-class tickets stiil lower.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,C,22,MpANY's
Mouth, AND JAMEs:RIvER LAND
CONNECTS AT lS Sos Plgt. CLOSELY WITH
FOR OLD POINT, BAL TlMoRE, AND THE
AT SEW NPEtn sA News 8 wfrH STEAMER
aCCoMNC FOR SyIInEIELp, ,n
TLAREM2NTo wIy Fb rwAyERLY
AND ALL STATIONS.
TICKETS RICHMOND OR NORFOLK TO
wAyERLY, $3.50.
ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALE CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl-No LINZ
WAY-LANDlNG FARES from zoo. TO 81
Second-cllss ticScfs stiii towef.
ELEGANT MEALS ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
The elegantly -rebuilt AMI fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Maill
z. {. GlFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every -
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRl'Af
at 2 A. NJ (sTREET-CARSC CONNECT II FULL
TlMtl for abuyc-namea places. Relurnng, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. ind New
ports News on alternate days, arriving at Rich-
mOnd about 4 4. ".
Through tickets on sale on steamer and NJ Gar.
ber's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
sTiTE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

cOE REWARD FOR THE ARREST
SZO ara CONVICTION az the THIEVES
Who hsyc appreciated on my premises recently,
aud one OF whom was shot and escaped Friday
dsii-st WILLIAM II. BRAUER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

,4~ ><rr--@f> tf>f. n /, f<.r< -
"a Ill $500 q ss.s 3
rnEsAPEAkE AND Ohio RAIL
CwAY~-ssIiEDULE IN EFFECT pEcEh-
Der l. iss,L LEAVE RIcHMoND.
s.2p A.. M. For sewpou'. News, Old Point Com-
fort, ard norfolk. DsIiy ex:.gi sun
day. Only three hours and twe,nsy-
ave minutes nicnmoni b Norfolk.
oasA. N. For al stations snd Lexington, hy'
Iouisytiln. and Cincinnati. Mall ex-
ceut sunday. Quickest line 10 Lex
ineton. Va. making close connec-
tons ufd Stanton.
1851 NJ. Charlottesville accommodation tin'x
ed daily. except Sunday. stops ~
s..sp.M. f"r S.wnort's News. Old Point. aud
Norfolk. Eypre except sunday.
a.0s r. NJ for Louisville aud CINCINNATI, con-
meeting fer all points West. North
west. and Southwest. Fast express
daily. Docs not ssop for local Dusl-
ness. Pullman sleeping;,ecsr n,,, h,sn,
and Charlottesville 10 Louisyiiie.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A, NJ from charlottesville except sunday.
,J.ss A. M, From Norfolk. Old Point. and New
pOrt's News, except Srndty.
3.sB q. NJ From Lsaisyile. Cincinnati, aud all
local points, except sunday.
s.fsP.N FROM Norfolk. Old Point, aHd New
port's New. daily except sunday.
oi5P.M. From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast line eaiiy.
penot. Seventeenth aud broad streets.
Ticket-Ofires: 1000 Main street ana Chesa-
pease and one halfway 'epIHa Il. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
c. ". SMITH. General Manager. oe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
BY Frank ID. Hlll & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

EXECUTORSS SALE OF OFFICE.FUR'
IL NITTRE, INCLUDING IRON SAFE, IA
BIZ. CHAIRS, CARPET AND RUG, BUGGY
AND HARNESS. WHEELBARROW, GRIND
STONE, DISK. SOFA, WARDROBE, CLOCK,
&c, 6c.-On
THURSDAY, DEcEHBER Is, lssf'
a. o'clock A. ~, at the residence No. 400 east
Franklin street. viii proceed u sell AT pubic
cles OF FIfRNiTIJRE enumerated above.
TIRys: Cash. WALKER HILL.
TAZEWELL ELLETT.
Executors Of John -. NOtleit, deceased.
Sale hy JAS. NACDouGAtL. dc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

Pursuant 10 the requirements o. an act OF the
Legislature OF Virginia approved March 10, 1883,
we, the Board OF Public WORKS OF the sn'e o,
virginia. VIII sell by public auction to the highest
bidder, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
CHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Will be sold under execution. az the store OF
Messrs. Maxwell & Lyneman, Leigh and Second
streets, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ls, 1884,
al IL o'clock A. NJ, the ENTIRE STOCK OK
GOODS In said store. Consisting of
LARGE AND WELL-sELECTED STOCK OF
GR0f ERiFS,
LIQUORS OF ALI. KINDS,
HAY. MiBL-FEED. &C.
Also. IRON. SAFE,
SHOWCASES,
WAGONS aud HARNESS,
1BOEsf.
STABLE 10 he remoyedl,
And the uNExPiRED LEASE OF THE
STORE.
This stock Of goods are all fresl, and laid In
with great care, ard should coh1maDd the attention
de sheriff city Gichmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17

TOR NEW NORK.-The Old STN
II Dominion steamship Company's sssSstasaA
proposed saIiugs for the week following are
GtNANDoI IE. Captain NELLY, FRIDAY
December ION, ut o'clock \. ".
ROANOKE, Captain toUCH SUNDAY Dc
cemher . 81. AZ q O'Clock \. n. 81.
Old DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TUh>DAh'
December Esd AZ o'clock T. VI.
Freipht received until 9 o'clock =. ". THURSDAY,
O'Clock I. VI. saturday, and 10 o'clock T. VI
Tuesday.
warded witt dispatch 70 al points north, sou.h,
east and west; also 10 foreign psrts.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 10 New York Claclaging meals AMI
BERTH, rio: round-irp tickets, Sl-. storage.
with suhsi stonce. 81: without subsi 'tence, 80
Passengers leaving Richmond by the thesa-
peake and ohio railway az $40 A. d lrn NeW-
ports Newsl and the Richmond ana Petrs3nrg
railroad a. II 30 \. VI. on MONDAYS, IUf--
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, aud SATURDAY VIII
make connection al NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those DAYS.
For fret ht or passage apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN n co. Agents,
deI7 Company's Wharf Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
nnYslclAxs ASp DRUGGISTS
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS
= RECOMMEND
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III|::ilIEsII I I |||'ssE
EE:?::R|| + ( T.. I'll f.
A. TIE HIST TONIC.
AS TIE BEsT TONIC.

This medicine. combining Iron with pure yege-
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PEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MAI.ARlA: WAN
SFss, IMPURE BLOOD, CHILLs and FEVER,
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IN Will cure the worst case OF Dyspcpsia. remov-
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THE ONLY IRON MEDICINg TINT WILL
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II Is Invaluable for diseases peculiar 70 women,
and 20 all persons who lead ssdentary Ill -.
An UNFATLING REMEDY kOR DISEASES
OF THE L1yBR AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering,from the effects OF over-vOrk.
nervous troubles ioss Of appetite. or debility. ex-
perience quick relief and renewed energy by Its
II DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRO-
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PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
1T AS THE BEST. TRY 1T.
The genuine has Trademark and crossed red
lines on wrapper. Take mother. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
tylI-eodly Baltimore. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
SEINE-THREAD.
WOOn Ann GOAs.

CHEAP JOHN Is GONE, But CHEAP
~ THON l. left behind 70 furnish his friends
and public all kinds OF COAL and WOOD a, the
lowest prices for cab; He keeps AZ sizes OF Az
HoNTAs. and CLOvER-HiLL LIMP for CRATES.
Az kinds Of ENGlNk5c0AL, OAK and PINE
WOOD-LOSii. SAWED. and SPLIT.
Yard and Sifcs, i7i4 east Cary. reIenhone.
277. q. Z. THoS.
Oe f0.ow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
Ry v. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctoncer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE WEsT.ENp SUBURBAN PRO
PERTY
AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BEVERLY AND
WASHINGTON STREETS.

In execution Of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Hepricr county, In the suit Of &c Tnomts Us. VIII
liarns aud othor.,r entered December 10. ls-l. We
Inc undersigned special commissioner VIII sell AT
auction, on he premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1851,
AZ 81 o'clock l.. ~, the above property. which
fronts eS feet on Beverly street formerly tlir-
Vict and runs hacg 22O feet on Washington street.
There Is a FRAMED HOUSE on 4 ptcI OF the lani
which, with The jndicious outlay ~ some money.
would make a comfortable home, or would rent
well. This will be a fine opportunity Tor renu-
lucrative investment 800
The property VIII be sub-diyided and sold IN par
GELS according to a rau aud survey. which g ~
now be seen at the Office Of the auctoneer, and viii
be exhibited on The day Of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance az ,lN ana
twelve months for notes vi h interest added, and
the title retained until both the notes hal De paid.
JOHN Y. lnUNG,
HILL CARTER.
- a.. Ion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
rnAINs NnRrlIwARn

sDally. fDaliy Except sundayl.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 90 and A. MAKE no stops No. stopait
Chester. No. as stops AZ uanchesier. DrcarJs
Bun, Ceniralia, and Chester. Nos. ~ and - 80
AZ Manchester, Ccntralis. and Chcsicr. No g. s.
PC. q, L., III. aud IL stop at all stations. 80.
and stop at all stations except Temple.
PULLMAN CAR-sERVlCE.
On trains Nos. 40 aud as, sieeping-cars between
Washington aud Charleston. ON Iraius NJ. -
and 43, sleeping cars between Ws~hluE'nn arI
Jacl sOnyille. On Trail 3 Nos, ~ anf -, deep
ing.cars between New iofS and Jacksonvio.
THE ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE To NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond sln:49 A. NJ Norfolk. ..,2.sj q. ".
NOrfolk.... 1885 4. N. Richmond l2:f5 T.. y.
Norfpk..... 1928 =. NJ Richmond 6.l2 =. V.
Trains IS and 25 make close connection 70 aus
from Farriyille, LyachHurz, end south western
points. and wa y-statons on the Norfolk aai Vest.
err railroad J. X. ktSbf, superintendent
I. n EMERSON, General Pas ehEer Ageui.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
FREIGHT

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smlthte'd, HAMPTON. and Waycriy; Washington
ID. C.; Newtera, Washington. aud Tarhoro'' " 60
and al points IN Eastern North Carolina also Tor
Eastern shore Of Virginia, and all regular lndingi
on James river. a. tOWFST RATES, and through
bins issued. 4. ". TATUM, SUPERINTENDENT.
%. No 1900 Malm s-reel ana " cko-L-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
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