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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-07-10

ON the lst the shops Of the Columbus,
Hooking Valley & Toledo Railroad closed,
throwing over 800 men out of employment,
caused by the striking coal miners.
AT Newry, Ireland, Orangemen cele
brated on the 1st the 194th anniversary of
the battle of the Boyne. Police dispersed
crowd of Nationalists who stoned the
procession.
THE Milwaukee Citizens League has de.
cided to attempt the enforcement of the
Sunday law, which demands that the
saloons be closed, as well as the beer gar
dens.
A NUMBER of booksellers and book
makers of Sheepsheai Bay, Coney Island,
were indicted by the Grand Jury of Brook
lyn on the 1st. Two Brooklyn book makers
were also arrested.
NEARLY a thousand Cheyenne Indians
are in "a starving condition in Montana,
and they are killing range cattle to subsist
on. Stockmen will make armed resistance
if these hungry red men are not removed.
THE reported prevalence of cholera at
Lyons, France, is denied.
THE cities and towns of Italy are report
ed in good sanitary condition.
A CONTRIBUTION of 100000 has been sent
by the Gar for the relief ofsufFerers from
the inundation in Poland.
NEGOTIATIONS are said to be on foot
between England and France regarding
ing the Dutch succession.
AN English firm of ship. builders has re-
ceived an order from the German Govern
ment for the largest torpedo-boat ever
built.
On the I'd the fiftieth anniversary of the
incorporation of the city OF Toronto, Ont,
was celebrated by a trades and industrial
parade.
On the evening Of the Cd the labor organ
izations of Buffalo, N. Y, held an anti.
Cleveland mass-meeting, with about three
thousand in attendance.
FRANCE will demand 5OO,OO0,OOOf. OF
China as an indemnity for violation of the
Franco. Chinese treaty at Lang San.
On the ID in the cholera hospital Al
Toulon, France, there were 115 patients.
The outlook at Marseilles was reported
better. Deaths, four at Marseilles and six
at Toulon.
For six months ending July ], 1884, tht
failures are reported to number 5,51O, com
pared with 4,637 for the first six months oi
1888 Liabilities for the first half foot W
the enormous sum of $124,OO) 900, compared
with S66,OOO,0OO same period last year, ol
nearly double.
THE House Committee on Foreign Al
fairs informally agreed to report resolu
ton expressing the sentiment of the House
as favorable Ito the negotiation of I
reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Canada.
On the 2d the survivors OF the Twenty
seventh Pennsylvania Regiment nnveil eC
at Gettysburg, Pa, a beautiful marble
monument on East Cemetery Hill and a
the foot of the hill the One Hundred ant
Fifty-third Pennsylvania Regiment PLACED
tablet; the One Hundred and Twenty
fourth New York dedicated a monumen
near DEVILS Den to Colonel Ellis, who
was killed there.
REPORTS received at London from Tou
lon, France, state that five cases of cholert
were cured by inhaling pure oxygen th'
effect being immediate.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-07-10
A TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Death and Destruction Caused by the Civ
ing Way of n New Bridge over the Grand
River Near Cunningham Missouri-Tbe
Death Lists increases the Work OF
Clearing the Wreck Proceeds.
MoBEaLY, Mo-. July 8.
The wreck on the Chicago, Burlington
& Kansas City Road which occurred near
Cunningham, Mo-, on Monday, June 80,
now proves to be far more disastrous
than those who suspected the worst could
imagine. 1t is now estimated that twelve
men were drowned and as many more
fatally injured. The names received yes
terday morning were:
John Long, drowned.
Robert Baker, wounded mortally.
James Young, shoulder crushed.
Platt Young, leg broken.
Fred Young's body was taken out day
before yesterday.
A. Fisher, drowned.
ID. Haywood, cut on head and internal
injuries; cannot live.
Ward West, hips and back badly cut.
James Bruce, temple crushed.
J. b. Bronson, leg broken and Internal
injuries.
John A. Dillon, drowned.
George Brown, thigh broken.
Phil Beck, engineer Of the Inflated
train, was badly crushed.
James Dick, fireman, hips crushed and
both arms broken. He cannot live.
James McCord. hips crushed and inter
nal injuries; died since.
James Hogan, back and hips hurt.
Arch Hill, badly bruised.
Abraham Webb, of Cunningham, and
John Long, OF Sumner, are still in the
vortex.
j. p. Maxwell, of Sumner, sprained
wrist and badly bruised hips and back.
Al. Short, of Sumner, rib broken and
internal injuries.
Three more
UNIDENTIFIED BODIES
have been recovered by the divers. The
part Of the bridge that is down repre-
sents the center span, and was about
I50 feet long. The structure is what is
called in railroad parlance false work.
II was forty feet from the water TO the
track, The cause of the accident is not
| clearly established. The engineer was
backing his train In on the bridge, and i'm
checking the speed to cross safely the
whole train was brought almostto stop
/ In the center Of the structure. When ex-
ira steam was put on, the trail
BRIDGE BEGAN TO ToTTER,
and soon sank beneath its ponderous
| weight. The engineer saw that nothing
could be done to prevent the disaster and
1 began sounding the whistle, which was
continued until the engine struck tbs
water. But for this alarm not singe
occupant of the eight cars would have
been saved,
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PERSONAL ANp PoLITIcAI..

AASAeoOgNAA4 AMI
ON the morning of the Both Captain r.
W. Andrews, aged ninety three, of Sum.
Ter, 8. G., who started May Z to walk from
Sumter to Boston, arrived in the latter
city.
oN learning that his wife had been
suieken with the cholera, Captain Bellot,
Oh The French navy, committed suicide.
The New York County Democracy have
decided to send 450 members to Chicago,
and the Jetfersoni an Democrats of Brook
iyn sixty members.
GENERAL NORTON and Mr.. Whitley, the
promoters Of the proposed American ex-
nlbltlon in London, are negotiating for the
purchase of the building which the Inter
natlonal Health Exhibition now occupy.
IL Is doubtful, however, if the negotiations
can 90 made successful, and the chances
are tnat The Americans will arrange for
tne occupancy Of the Crystal Palace prop
erty.
AT his own request ex-senator Kellogg
eestiiied before the Springer investigating
committee ON the 1st.
IN the Tenth Georgia District, the Demo.
crats nominated Geo. S. Barnes for Con-
gress,
H. .. TARBELL, Superintendent OF
schools at Indianapolis, Ind, has been
vnered and accepted the same position at
Providence, r. /.
JAMES &. BLAINE is expected to be in
louisville, KY, within few days to visit
Ueheral Elkin, his cousin.
nEv' DERRICK, colored, OF New York,
declines the nomination of elector.at.large
on.he Republican ticket.
N, THERE was general rumor current in
"ssnington on the 1st that the President
aau determined to veto the Fitz John Por.
ter bill.
LIE Emperor of Germany will go to
uastein, Austria, July 10, and will meet
Laizburg.
-, ne famous detective, Allan Pinkerton,
s'eo at Chicago on the 1st of malarial
bcotland ~
~, os the ist John Donaldson, Of Allegheny
.lsy, Pa, was taken with hydrophobia,
NV, hau parked like dog. 1t took five men to
IN New York on the 1st senor Ranan
ct.rento' c',.' chief Of the Supreme Court Of
Suos, and others were fined for disorderly
os tne lst Earl Granville received dis,
sSu sns. from General Gordon giving assur
sss Oh MS health and safety. There wal
y wa uaee TO the message, however.
o,Ys lllAMs COLLEGE conferred the degre,
s.iIa d ~ y RpOa United States Senator In
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10 ,erd them into other paths Of irrelevant
discussion. with those considerations be-
fore ,hem, and. with an earnest presenta-
TO-, ION ~ orr claims 10 the confidence OF the
peop,e and Of their responsioilitv, we need
not fear The result Of their Intelligent &C
"'"' GRsvER CLEVELAND.
To Alien q. Thurrnds.
One Of the platforms broke down during
tho evening. and General j. W. Denver
was seriously hurt.
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Appointm ents.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC sTAf3)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRA. Va, September 10, ISL )
The following appointments are promgE
gated by and with the consent OF the speak
sTs named: go
Local papers and party authorities viii
please give these appointments all possible
publicity.
Unless otherwise indicated. the appoint
ments are made for cOunty-seat, and, as Tar
~ possible, on court-days.
.J0HN 6. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. shepperd, Secretary.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
WALLER r. STABLES.
Bland, Monday. October G.
JOHN GOODE.
Tazewen. saturday, September u.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
II. b. NUNfoRD.
Grayson, Monday, September -.
Franklin. Monday, October 6.
Henry, Monday, October 10.
Patrick, Tuesday, October %.
CAHM PATTEsoN.
Roekbridge, Monday, October G.
AppomattOX, Thursday, OctOser Q.
Allegheny. Monday, October ~.
Fluyanna, Monday, October y.
THOMAS SMITH.
King George, Thursday, Octoher2.
Prince William. Monday, October &.
Louisa. Monday, October l3.
Stafford, Wednesday, October -.
Fairfax. Monday. October %.
Fauquier, Monday, October p.
CANVAsSERS AT LARGE.
JAMES \. DUNLOP.
spotsylyania. Monday. October 9.
Louisa. Monday, October l3.
PiltsylYania, MONDAY, October -.
GENERAL FrTz. LEE.
Charlotte. Nond.sy;. october g.
Louisa, Monday. October -.
Fairfax, Monday. October ~.
stanton. Thursday. october Is (nighD.
Charlottesville, saturday, October Is
tnighn.
CHARLES p. START.
Accomac, Monday, September ~.
SAMUEL =. COLEMAN.
Sussex. Thursday, October2
Rockbridgc. Monday. October 6.
Fluyauna, Monday, October p.
A. Al. KELLEY.
Yves, Point. saturday. October nighs).
Gloucester. Monday, October6.
Caroline. Monday. October -.
fredericksburg. Tuesdny, October II
might).
Alexandria, Wednesday, October Is
(nighO.
Essex. Monday. October 20.
II. 81. G. TUCKER.
Charlotte. MONDAY, october G.
Amherst, Monday, October -.
Highland, Tuesday, October Is.
w.M. CABELL.
Allegheny, Monday, October G.
Botctouri, Monday, October l3.
Bath, Tuesday. October IA.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
! FLOYD. Tuesday. October +.
Carroll, Monday, October 20.
JOHN =. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October -.
MCiJAH WOODS.
Page, Monday. october p.
EPPA HUTTON.
King George, Thursday, October :.
Dinwiddie, Monday, October -.
Halifax, Monday, October -.
J. q. FIELD.
GoOchland, Monday, October -.
u. s. PIERCE.
Albemarle. Monday, October @.
Henry, Monday, October 10.
Piitsylyania, Monday, October %.
Patrick, Tuesday, October 2s.
n. Z. WRITER'S.
I NO,tOWay. Thursday, October =.
! Grceusville, Monday, October6.
Prince George, Thursday, October 0.
Nan.cmond, Monday, October 10.
JOHN 7. HARRIS.
Russell, Tuesday, October I.
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AGTearfy Old Lady.

An old lady IN Rhode Island, who is one
hundred years Of age, brings in all her own
6rewood and then splits il to pieces. Iron
In The blood, don'tyou seci II your blood
i thin and poor, wha. you need is Browns
hon Bitters. This prince OF tones con-
tains the only preparation OF iron that you
can take with safety to teeth, stomach, and
General health. Mrs. Charles Dugan,
Zane.yllle. o., says, al used Browns Iron
Bitters for general debility and nervous
ncss. and am now we'll"
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RAILROAD LINES.

ieA l .!3ss.,:sS 5s4s;.:.i;.s ;s..:..ss;s5
CHESAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
y WAY.-sCuEDCLE IN Effect SEPTEM-
Der /, 1854:
LEAVE RICHMOND
s:2OA N. For Newports News, Old Point Com
forl, ana Norfolk. Daily except sun
dav. Oaly three hours and twenty
five minutes Richmond q Nurfolx.
1855 A. 81. For all stations and Lexington, Nv,
Louisville. aud Cincinnati. Mail ex-
cept sunday.
4.3o =. NJ Charlottesville accommodation dli-
~, except sunday. stops at al sta-
AIS VI. For Newports News Old Point. and
horfOlk. Expire except sunday
GAO p. VI For LcuisvlIl, aud CINCINNATI. con
Meeting Tor all points West, North
west, and Southwest. Fast express
daily boc- MOI STOP for local bas.-
ness. Pullman sleeptng-cars Rich
mond 70 Cincinnati and Washington
ana Charlotte willie 90 Louisville
10 20 L. VI. For Ashland. XIV. Might express ex-
cept sunday. &. aud D. sleeping gear
To Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 \. NJ. FROM Ashland, KY, except SUNDAY
l015 a. NJ From Norfolk, Old Point. aud New
ports News, except sunday.
4:05 T.. ". From Louisville, Cincinnati and an
local points, except sunday.
$50 l.. W. From Norfolk. except Sunday. Fran
Old Point and Newport's News daily.
$50 Z. u. From Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Fast express, daily.
sunday Excursion TO NewpOrt's News and old
Pom, wilt Leave Richmond : A. NJ, and arrive in
Riehmoni $50 +. ". returning.
Depot: seventeenth and Broad srre~ta
Ticket C.tees 1000 Main street and ci.e.a.
peake and Ohio Railway depot
Ii. W. FULLER,
- ,r &c.. General Passenger Agent
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SALE OF AFAKNI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ FARM
4 II CHARLES CITY COUSTI.-ln pu-su-
aUcc Of "a dccre, Of the Circuit Court of Cntri,s
Ciry county. entered the 6.h dav of Ap-il. } ssh.
IN the chAncery suits therein depending under Tie
STYLES OF A01ms rs. Nalkcr &c' AMI 'rnhlh-
St,galirS. Adaus's Admiuistrt.or, s. the under
signed, special comm siQncr appointed therein.
vii proceed "a sell at puhhc auction. Do ti1r'-7
City CoUrihous'. on
THURSDAY, OcrO3sR 10TH
nn,t lriu- cour.-lay,l the TRACT or J. ND
,ntutionc, i'm aid decree upon wi.icn Il l.. ffamt
ro-i,iod iu "a. lifetime iu th' county OF tltries
Gitv containing TWO liI INDEED AND FIFTY
p.5Ol ACRES. more or less. lying W.rlll t")
milo. OF ames river aud on The rliA road lei ing
t. haricf Citv Courthouse. -
The sid TRACT hls comforts 'l. - ~ t.,.I.-
IHC-IfQt -, stlru-llnu-c- ana % tie out hHlill<-
mon IL. and Will De- sold sGijec % me dover OF
Mr.. Prs liza Adams.
rTlnis: Ctsh 90 The costs Of suit and expenses
If sale. and balance OF purchase money Ia thr'T
equal u-taimeuta upon credit OF -iN' "eN o. di
eighteen months. with Interest from lay OF "i''
secured hy bonds win good personal security
rllc retained until the whole OF The prchase-
money +. paid aud conveyance ordered hN the
Couit. ID. q. II Lth'
Special Commissioner.
IL THE CIRCUIT Court or CHARLES CITY
CoI,TY- ADAMS AGAINST WALKER AND
TYLER. TRUSTEES. AND JENKINS. ~rkGALi
ASD OTUERs AGAINST Il. l.. ADAASS tEEsDN-
Al REPRESENTATIVE
LIB. Cary Nelson. deputy clerk of aid court, 10
hereby certify that ,he bond required Of the ~ elal
commissioner by the decree Ia nus cSut entered
ON The 6th dag of April lerl' has been dnil
given. ,
her. 1884. u. ttNl Ntl."pN'
81 25-codtOclo Deputy Clerk.
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Heal Eetstc Aur'irncttrs
M Forth Eleventh strcct'
u,RusrEEs, AUCTION SALE SALE, pi M
~ iMED DwELLiNG, 204 SOUTH
ne REMAINING NINE RnOns.,nsy
sTkEn \, Two deeds Of trust fr ';n y. N. urr",ss
snd wfr recorded p Gic a1 r. i6
Court. ~ p.ssreetyeiy. being thereto rsluircnw,,
Y. p. ~ 44.trrv default having heen made' W. VIZ
ne t, vi he premises. az O'Clock T.. Mon
SATURDAY, ssrrEsnsR ~ ,,, asvr
Ne apo,e ~ Mr. Esves. The dwelling - W ENC
s,r s,,rsc,ive conyenlen,, naa plc.ssn AID
lot fr.nis W. streets, SOx1so feet 70 so-''''
alley. ,,.,ua, ,be deeds re1uirr cash ~ ~
ThEhs: WI and int est tabOht ai,s3uJ au ho
ss I esss 81 Ga ssOSeS cash, S,a sas
balance AZ sl. . ",nterest added aud secured W
trust deed VIII DC Aos'p A. II. APPERSDN,
J. VI. GODDlN.
rrustc"s
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Auction sALEs-Tuture Days
by W.. II. Lyme & Co.,
ReaI Estate Agents ana Auctoneers'
lIl3 Main street.

rURUsTEE'S AUCTION sA L E OF
MAT Y-AND-BASENkNI
FR AMETtSEME,$T pWEEtriySIGy NJ g SqSTn
nr 'TIUttFN CLAY AND LEIGH sTRtETS.-in
execution o. deed q .rS, i i E ,b ~ Anr
Thompson to me- hearing da% tle ~, o' If
10 Richmond Ch9u,cry Court. dstalt hNins
bccn made in the payment ~ She dent neFip! So
cr,ri' and bc!ng required 50 % Do bY the D.iel-
eiary IN aid deed, + shall sell ~ pubic "'cNph'
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1854,
ot AZ o'clock p. NJ. tn REAL ESTATE de-
setibet ion laid deed. AMI located IS ~ We sNtrI'
Tho T or has a front of about al 3-lS feet on NE
ncsi iile Of Twenly-soyenih erect ana a pth'
Leivecn uqrailel lines. ~ 1872 feet and the
pWkIIIyG IS a neat aud cO'rfOrt1hlr Que, con
tanning about six rooms ana having 'he us"'l
cpnvcnieuces. IL, go, d, ,,,-. -, d,
for SS67 40 described m said deed oi trust AMI
int.r 4 me re0n: and the residue upon SUCH term
a. si,aU be- prescribed aud ann0uuced AZ ti1le OF
sale. J. 4 I - "'''' 49,,
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BY T.. B. Cook. Auctionccr,
"a Ninth street.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF BALANCE
i OF STOCK, SHOWCASES, SrOhE-flA-
TURES, &C., Al AUCTION. -on
TUESDAY, BOTH INSTANT,
a. 10 o'clock. wiu sell n The store corner =
NJ Qhth and Main streets TIE balance ~ siptA OF
PAINTS. OILS, &C., 49, ....... ,......
TWO LARGE UPRIGHT SuoN-C AStH'
s,Ie nersmutory. r. u. COOK.
80 AucffunHer.
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rTRT%TEEs SALE
NF
JANES-RIyER PLANTATION,
ABOUT 500 ACRES.
NEAR NEW CANTON, EuCkINGH>McJUN
Tl.NA.

Il.NA.
Dv virtue or Iaed OF trust To- nae. executed hr
fhr late JAIME, E. tIrslcn, dated Dec mh r -.
1871, tu.y D.. corded iu tne comfy Court ot Buck
iugham county, and M ne request ,l tHr 49, -e
of the bond th,rehy SECURED, frii'il having i,et
made ga me payment ol slld bond. saall '.N Al
public aucunl.U front ~ tae dWciiing-uod+' on
lie PROPERTY 9t II o'clock W.
THURSDAY, ucToRrG 81. lsst
Lhc trust property conveyed o. nc by tie i.i decd
3. An ,h-t TRACT or IAND, called I'D" TIE
EED-lIOl-I TRACT lying npon Jane i!fef'
iu Buckingham county. W.. about two Wi'r, from
Nov antUu, and containing hy cf-iMtf."n NJ
HUNDRED ACHE~. De- Tie sane more or jos.
bounded hv the jane river and rs tlc @ule 90
Thoma. n. Lritch, Joseph fHHs, anG 'ih. -
h,.ng M same l3n.H "h.i" W. eAlu "2V,'',l ~.
Fickitn purchased from tle h-it' 90 VIM iN
Mood son. deceased and being iii the lands .t' ihe
Glie of the Aforesaid deed ot ulsl held alf ~" n-
eel Ly tic Iii q. b. ficklcn Ia that iuiihr ID llc
refef.i -rhooi, and wing together IN one Do ~
IDis property f. situated a1out sixty mile above
Richmond, aud about two miles from Br"up slt-
ton. ON thc Elchnori AM AIl,gnany taiit't~
II embraces large body Of excellent riNCr low
grounds. D. well numbered ana Wd'cr-d. AMI j. ,
proved hy good dWcing-louse aud suitable farm
builltuys which are said 70 be I'm good order TIN
widow ~ The sad j. g. Ficklin IS stu residing on
the property, AND viii M doubt show 10 20 per lu-
intending 10 BE bidders az the sac, who are IN
vitcd to examine the property before thc day 81
sale. The properly VIII De- sold sG5iect To Tie
widow dover 81 ~.
TEENS OF SALE: Cash enough 90 pay al the eV-
pen-e. II executing this trust and Che balance dts
on the bond secured. amounting 20 the flrho.
sum of $4,000, wIth interest thereon since apr
-, les3 for ih, residue Of the purchase money
credit will he allowed such - The personal repre-
sentative Of the ssid }. y. Fickien may IN wSitng
direct, or in ease M such written direction b,
given, then a credit u one year, bearing intoros
from day of ale, and secured 10y deed OF uli'
D''" w ''',1 ''YfH k,i;pIsoN ROBERTSON,
an 23-Sa&WtOclI&tdtOc29 Trustee.
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by sampson & Adam'on'
Rrai Estate huctionecrs,
Manchester, Va.

Manchester, \ IT,
VRUSV SALE OF L RA II Il
nvVFr ling EDIoT CDREER OF ELrY-
FATI 1ND DNCATUR STREETS. NJ An llE~-
TTR.-By virtue Of deed ot trn.t fiom !; l.
Claiborne and wife. dttcd JHne 49, $50 ahl uul,
recorded default having h,en made therein. ant
heinz, rclueeted ~ 10 ID by the beneficiary IN 'tli
decd We VIII SELL su III, premises on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER +. 1854,
at A., O'Clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN
said decd a. fOil as: Al that lot Of land ~ The city
of Manchester. az corner az Eleventh AMI Decatur
streets, IOSxI20 fett Gcrp. having d IAtHb
BRICK DWELLING and other hous-, th"s1h.
The house }. Will buit and IL ID E3'd ofi'f' ana
contains about eight fO1ms.
TERMS: VIII bee announced on dsy %, sue by
consent OF beneficiary, and viii ie l.pcrtl'
FRANK u. mn
LOji. RAWLINGS.
..o4 Trus 80
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionccr,
1915 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
n FOUR NEW FRAMED DWELLING y
iPPi1,Ii SlHEFT. BETWEEN MOTION AND
KENNSY STREETs.-I viii sell by anction' On the
pr mises- on
THURSDAY. OCToBzR 2, 1854,
q, : o,cleck p. NJ, the above desirable PROP
EHTN.
The IGTSEShA haze four rooms each. and arr oc-
oup'cd nv prompt tenants u $40 per month lur
LOTS have an ample frou' aud run back o. "A Al
IN AKJT(UES {. in rear ~ each houae.
hi, properly viii De sold as a whole OF IL
Tyrv.. uht fourth cash; balance IN six. twslVc,
eighteen, and tw,nty-four months; six per cent
D" FURMAN TUFPER,
,oo- Aucfiouc,r.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

C0rre-pNaingly quick time 60 other points
Through lails of iad!ug Lssu..! ~ low riita
4. \. TANLDR.
~ | General Freight Nr.Ii
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AEkik hlf ilNDNt'
e:cOP. NAIL ds.fy lcXr rpt sulfar1
1000 An. AglDS dl.y 'f,sD-.
700 .MSiGHr lXrREss tally &c. 3 ..
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION betseen Ei,t-
u.oud and ScottsYlli, caves lithmn1i %. a. 4
returning a-iSes 20 Richmond 7t3 ?. y.
UoNNECTlONs.
A. Eiimp0d with ass1uaRi ralvsys fDr i''
points south, and Richmond. tr.i .r.cksn rf tr@
Potomac railroad Tor all points Sorsl: a rI-h-
burg with Virginia Midland iailrsf for 81 .si o.
North and Norfolk ali western rsIlt.it ~
Knoxville. Chattanooga Ag-n ~ Nuri4nsf' -
LOUIS, nashville. Louisville, k-WrAi.. '" or
ltans. and All points ga tha foub -ouel g., aha
Texas. sleeper L;nsLorrs to Wv orlean- 0E
ClatisuooEs without cldAEc. 4ut ON ~ nay
trains rain No. I makes closc connection
Memphis and 81 southw -.fe.u lSiuI', ana ~ 30
several kogr. lsy-uycr ~ zasisEopn A. htEf
Forge with Cde-aEczks Ali OHIO raitNsi ipf IA
south resg, Norairrst. md West; ~ leAilItos
with BaltlsSs aud Ono ralrp9 :, ritNirE elr,
connection 81 Harper, ssrE % sind ir~-n ms
lur-h me Wet. MOI .h,. Il Fast.
Nlsef' .-c,4T 0ttufkcl g. hGN bEpres y
Iralns uslrl.d daily 'cNcspt smlsyl
Tickets soid - all points. prcca. l.'3 -
Main street, 100 .iliu. anl al f.ichmnti sal AF'
iechauy depot, hsAth aud tusl street,.
.. K. nACMj Ruo,
nv 20 Ges.-f2i Iass'u gof 90 kXprsss .ge T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BFTWEFV NiCh'
hOND AND BALTIMORE II ZACH
DIRt( ilON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27
TONNECT HONS.
ICHMOND FREDERICKSBJ re-
IL AND PvTONAC RAILROAD.

TUROUGH AIL-RAIL FAST.FRFlGUr T. lNh
TOANp FkON BALTIMORE, fNil 40 -
PlliA. NEW NURk. AND tN>iLAA
AND Mt-likN CITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-27

NIi re.sisr nas.anscr trains stoDsi h0l A.
PULLNAS-ChR SERVICE
ON Train 5t-Scs N'r. and AiiNni' tii "As'-
H. gt0u auc Dsnvtle.
Washington and Sow brivsus kirF'r q an
DsuvlUe. Rctsrnms, pauyiie and siraWotISE
train No. SO.
Tckc.s ..ld 60 an pGiHfs south. '1u'lsa-tS .rd
southwest and hsgs3 axe c..'ckrf infssKl.
AoIay.OSer CHECK. gwen nn local tc.-ts
81. itH IA,
General fzseugcr A Ss1S
sol iIaAs. TraIc Nautetr.
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