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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
Tho Conscience FUND.

a WASH. gton letter says. The contri-
buttons 10 the conscience fund OF the Tiea-
sury In the last fiscal ar amounted to over
S6,0G0. This fund has, since is establish
ment twenty years ago, amounted TO about
$3.50, 600. For some years past IL has aver
aged from $1,000 20 $1,000 agar. The
term conscience fund" was originated
Ly Treasurer Spinner. One day during
the war be received a letter from the Trea-
smy Department from man who enclosed
q check for $1,000, saying 1t represented
transportation Of Government. funds OF
which he had been guilty while quarter
MISTER In the army. Suppose we call
this contribution 10 the conscience fund
and get il announced in the newspapers.
and perhaps we win get some more," he
suggested. The announcement was made
and the Treasury became the recipient OF
such fluids.
The largest contribution ever made was
"a 600, forwarded by an ex-revenue gauger
from Chicago, rs the amount OF bribc re-
ceiyed by him from distillers who desired
10 dtiisud the Government. The smallest
was cents, forwarded by a Massachusetts
man who remembered that he had at ono
time years before used mashed three-cent
stamp on letter. In order 10 relieve bis
conscience he sent three times the original
steal, which he thought. was fair compen-
sa,ion. Many Of these contributions come
from persons who have Struggled goods.
The majority OF these are from women. A
recent case Of this sort Is quoted. A lady
residing 10 Canada who. years ago, snug
glcd into this country silk dress-pattern
worth 800, recently concluded that she
ought 10 remit the duty on Il, and going to
custom-horss official asked him to calcu-
lste for her the duty she would have paid
plus the interest," which being done, she
forwarded the sum TO the department,
omittirg-ss most OF them do-to send her
name. Occasion ally letter is received
fro,u clergyman, stating that II is the re-
suit OF deaih-hed confession OF some OF.
fender. who asks that the money and con-
fession be forwarded to the department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
PATHS WELSH PALACE.
a WARM AID Cesy Retreat Fitted Up in Re-
gal Style for the Prinaa Donna.

From the keynote
Nine. PATHS castle, Craig-y-Nos, IL
perched high up on cleft mountain, pic
iuresquely wooded. IL is nearly at the top
Of This mountain and built after the COM
mon fashion q all Welsh castles, with low
bastions and what IL called curtain be-
tween--that Is, a straight liue OF wall joining
two semi-circular towers. The walls. which
are Of grayIsh-greeu slate, so plentiful
here, are topped with battlements aud COW
cred here and there with ivy, while the
win dows are either arched or gabied.
Spreading away in front are the gardens
and lawns, all terraced because OF the pre-
c pI,ous character OF the ground, and so
coming gradually down TO the little valley
which lies below. Through this valley
runs a lovely river with all unpronounce-
able name, spauned by numerous pretty
bridges, and well stocked with iSh. Ihe
valley opeDs into the Great Swansea Valley,
while tue whole country around is eX-
tremely mountainous and abounds with
game.
e,The castle contains twenty-five roons,
none OF them very large, but all warm and
cosv, az they should be in such climate.
PATHS own is hung with blue silk, all the
upholstery being 10 match, while attached
70 IL Is a little dressi. 81 DOM that Ia cou,-
plete enough in its appointments for a
princess. The drswing-room is charmin-
and he must be a dull person who could
not find something to interes. hirl there.
II contains two grand pianos, albums,
statuettes, pictures, and offerings from ad-
mirers, chief among the latter being an ex-
Guisite inlaid cabinet, containing gold aud
silver coronets, With which almost every
nation in the world has crowned the diva
"Qutcn Of Song" The morning room Is
also "little beauty" but chiefly attractive
because II contains a picture OF the poor
late Duke OF Albany, with his autograph,
and manly. modest letter begging Patti
to accept his picture in return for one she
bad sent him. In the biiliard-room is an
immense orehestrion. which Ii chief source
OF amusement every day after dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

ror,r a securities wcre o11eitlly quoted
& lks vienna Boutees o. thcst u
we're elate funds, IS uaoftgAge bonds:
a public losus. IS "pledec ictters.v
I01 "dfyersv honda. 81 vulesrs tots,
S6 banks. q railway and navigation con-.
papies, IS manufacturing enterprises, 70
Ioreign exchanges, ~ precious metals, ana
: state loans on the sAlt-works. The enec-
tive enpifsl Of these. exclusive OF the state
funds, mortgage bonds, public loans, ana
sGisurs \ lots, was, ct the close Of lcast
year, 3.30f, Is5,1f5 1oiins, or, In round
numbers, about 1850. 900, 900. Inc
brokers' commission Il Of one half OF PEI
cent. on the real or nominal valne Of TIE
negotiation. lie pays for bis annual ucks'
Of admission 70 ncrins-about eso-and,
like any other merchant or banker, the
eost Of his license depends upon the i'm.
pcrtancc OF bis business and the amount
Of his income. As at Berlin and al Dres.
den. Vienna refuses admission on Its Stock
Exchange 10 all French securities without
exseufiou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

Sn~asen - . TsUpsrsnce Aesnss
One curious eject Of the cholera scare "
rr,nee has been marked dImlnution q
drnnksuness in Paris. During the month
ci Iuns the average number Of persons dsliL
taken y ne police 49, On S ,ss o july
a - S.n,,re.j Ia 1Ol. and on the 18th u had
fallen A. low as 54--the smallest number on
record since the police rsg.So sss on no sns
49, sorce The day OF the NATIONAL Jee
200 such cases were reported; but sne
number was 500 in 1888. The same cause
has contributed to keep the theatres empsier
for somc fine past than has been the casc
ioI wears. The Theatre Francils. when
f. fairly well attended even IN the heIgnt
Of summer, has played to such poor houses
Of late that the receipts sometimes ola nos
smount TO "four figures "-that Is, were
less than lcOOa thing an y,sss oss
bonse only took sixty-tbree francs the
other evening. sum not sufficient to pay
Tho wages Of door-openers and attendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
ALmOsT INCREDIBLE.

JANIS r. RICHARDSON, cusiom-house, New
ORLEANS, on oath GAYS: In 1870 scrOftlous uicrr-
broke out on my body until was mas; OF cor
ru 1tlou. Everything known 70 'hc m~llcti re-
uItv wss tired IN vain. I became mere wreck.
htti7 6 could nos LIT my hands - my hsnd :
coulf not iuru In bed Was In constant pain. hnd
l0okca upon life as 4 curse. No relief or cur IN
ten years. IN 1850 I heard Ot the CUtlCUR
RtMFDiFS. used them. and was perfectly curos
Sworn to before United states Commission'r j..
ID. Crawford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
REVENGE FOB A MURDER.
The Assassination Of Woman Opening a
Long History Of Family Troubles sprineing
from Unpunished Crime.

A Gainesville (Ga-) telegram says: Per.
hsps more remarkable story Of crime and
its bitter retribution will never be told Ia
Georgia than that which eliminated In the
assassination Of the wife Of Captain james
r. Mitchell. Of Walton county. On the
night Of July 10th Mrs. Mitchell was sitting
NJ her sewing sewing while her
husband lay on cot beside her. lie was
suddenly awakened BY the loud report OF a
shotgun, accompanied by the scream OF his
young daughter, who came running into the
room exclaiming: "Papa, what Is thass''
His wife lay dying on the door, With blood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
CU &c L II A.

THOUSANDS or LETTERS in ~nr possession
rfreaf this story: I hlyr been terrible sudescr
~ YEAR, with Blood and skin flumors; nav,
been Obliged 20 shun public place ~ rcas2n 81
nv diefgErjng humOrs: haye had the host ply T.
ci.ns; have spent hundreds II dollars and g1t no
real relief until used The CrTiCUfA KESOt,.
vFNT. the new Blood Purifier, lnhrna!lyi and
fUTICURA and CIrTICURA SOAP, the Great
skin Cures aud skin BCauth ~, externally, SiiTh
have cared me and leiI my skin AMI blool as p'u'e
o. a child's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

The Cross Gazette states that the Car OF
Russia has abandoned bis contemplated
visit to Copenhagen. In consequence Of
having been warned by the 81. Petersburg
police that the delegates 81 Nihilists and
Anarchists at Paris and In Switzerland bad
gone 70 Denmark. aud were concerning
another attempt upon bis life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

- - 80
~,ursApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL- az
1 jWAY.-sCHEDuLE IN Effkcf soN- "
1884; LEAVE RICHMOND
80 4 n. 20, Viewpoints News Old Point Com.
6;So ~ fort, and Norfolk. Dsiiy except sn"-
dsy. Only three hours sna 'o''s
.o.sxA N. Fop All stations and Lexingien, ky-
lV'0" :" Louisville. and Ctneinnae'' hA's@
- n seya s"ncryii, accommodation dss-
s''o Nv, except sunday. stops ~ III Nv
1,spM For E1pi Sewpor's News, 0,a Poiat, and
4io Norfols. Exprc.s except sunday.
...o p NJ FOR Loaisviile and Cinrtnnsti; CON
aectiny for all points west 49, :.
wesi, and southwest fS,t esp ~,
daily. Does not stop for local p 1870
mess. Pullman sieeplng.cs,zIrs, .',s1en
monJ 10 Cincinnati and NsshinStoa
and Charlottesville 10 LoatssrsTn; e., "A
Gao p. NJ. For Ncwport's News and ola f ON,
e.so ,,,mitsd express with Pullman cars,
d,iy except satsr fay. DOES nos
stop bet wcen Richmond ana ~
ports News. Noconnection iof NUT
folk. ..me x-
io'So cept sunday. G. and y. sicepinz-eas
20 Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHnoSD;
e.,oA An. From Ashland. KY, except sung =
,n.is a. M. From Norfolk. Old Polnt. ana Se"-
w." nor,is News except Sunday: -,
x.os p. N. From Louisville, Ciocinnati- an" an
Nv" local points. except sunday. r-o,,
A.l0 II. Nj. prom Npffofk. ttttbs - All
o''' old Point and Viewpoints News aS, ,y
Puilnan Z ar except on Sunday tr'li ,,
CAMP N. trom Louisville and Cincini'AtI
yast express. daily.
io.ioP. From Norfolk, Old Point, am Ne"'
iV'iV' ' pop,'s News. daily except sunday:
Sunday Fxelrsion 10 Newport's News ana 'na
po,n' viii icsye Richmond 8 A. NJ AID arrive IN
Richmond ESQ =. VI. returning 1910
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad Streets. f,,..--
Tjcket.Ofrces: 1000 Main street an" ''o~
peake and Ohio Railway 'epVHs Il. W. FULLER,.
General Passenger Agent,
c. W. SMITH. Gene al Manager. w@,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

tpy SA"'e 70 snt ij'sI1tenJ
PARIS. August 5.--Tbe Congress of the
Latin Monetary Union will be held In Paris
October 2lsf. Switzerland aud I-aly de-
meDd modification OF the terms Of the
Convention on threat OF their withdrawal
from its deliberations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
~ Manning q. Staples * Co..
Real Estate Agents and AucsOneers,
II0fk Main street.


TIMBER AND WOODLAND FOR
/ SALE PRIVATELY-A TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING lis ACRES, Os the iienrico
turnpike, about three miles from Richmond. All
Joining Straw berry Hill and j imes q. Tinsiey 9;
about one half heavily timbered, and a saw-mill
could do well, as IL Is copyenlent 90 Ricbmoad.
Apply to l.. r. BLASrOS,
at6-WFkSu3tt Peaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

Will. MCDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street,
chicago gratefully acknowledge a cure ~ Ecs'-
ma or Salt Rhcun. on head, neck. face. ul-, and
legs for sev0tccn yetrs not a1le 10 move, except
ou hands and Snec, for one year; no. aDic 70 itp
himself Z, r eight years; tried hunife'l' ni rem
e,ife: doctors pronounced hi cas- bDpeess.
Permanently cured BY the CCrlCURA REM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

CUMBERLAND COAL---I am prepared
" 10 MI orders for best quality GEORGES
CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL by the cargo or
I'm lots from ten to hfty tons NJ Btitimore and
Georretown quotations. ANTHRACITE COAI.
an sizes; WEST VIRGINIA sPLISr and CLIO
VER-ulLL LUMP COAL furnished at lowest
ofice aud yard corner seyepteenlh and Cary
streets. Telephone No, 100. " lO-Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
BY George 6. Vashoh & Sou,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No 7 Tenth street

No leuiu HtiNSN
DRICK DWELLING No. GD5 NORTH
ID SECOND Rect, BETWEEN LEIGH
NED jackson STREETS, WITH LOT 2tNlSU
FEET AND BRICK DWELLING No. Dl3
NORTH FIRST S'rREET, BETWEEN BAKER
AND CHARITY STREETS. WITH LOT 3OXi20
FEET TO AN ALLEY. FOR SALE At AUt-
TION.-By request OF the owner. a resident o.
dis aut city. who has deteFmaed TO sell, We Will
sell by auction, on the premise, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST g, 1884,
at g o'cln K 7. A.. the PROPERTY above de-
sctfhcI. This property Is occupied hy promts'
pa,i ing tenants, and Yields good interest upon
lhe ,nVsstiaeni.
TEEMs: Easy, AID will bc arnonneef ut sac.
sale will commence on >ecoui street promptly
at g O'Clock. GEORGE :. NASilON SOA,
anil AuctiDnecra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FINE PA
4 NTNKEY-RlYER FARM Al NEW CAS-
TLE.TN KING WILLIAM COUNrl.--A rs trus,ee
in deed Of trust executed 10y ". b. IO'nliu, Jr.,
dated the 10Th dlY 81 June. i 80. and -: r-cnr
Ia the clerks Office Of the County Court of hlnI
william county, end at tue request Ok the boiler
OF the note secured thcsciu, shall Oa
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1894,
offer for sale NJ pnblir auction. The promises, at
IL 4. ~, an UNDIVIDED ONE-FoURrH IN
TERFsT IN THAT VALUABLE AND HIGH
LY-IMPROVED FARM CALLED EOCL''E.
The FARN contains 347 ACRES, more or less,
situated Immediately on the Pamunkey river II
New castle ferry. IN King Willi1n county, and -
one Of the most fertile farms IN that ,ec;lln.
The sale win he Ilade SUBJECT % ite rigii8 or The
tenants for the csent year. the purchaser 10 tske
tic rent from the day 81 sale.
TERMS oF SALE: Cash enough - nay all costs
Of eNccufilg the trust, about 500, auito pay The
debt lhercDn secured, 1924. with interest ( on the
lOlh OF Jane. 1883. aud the remainder IN two
equal payments az six and twelve months the
purchaser b. receive = dcd and % give a trust
toed upon tie property o. secure the deferred
paymenfs GEORGE L. HkW.
iy iT.3Nt Hrn tee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF StXFY-SlA
i ACRES OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY.-By virtue OF certain dcci OF tr1s'
executed by James A. Clarke, March 10. 10 ~
and recorded in Chesterfield county Court cierk :
Office. default having been made IN me piyp'nt Oh
4 certain note therein de'cTibe1' VIII sen OH
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7,lsSl,
at lc O'clock ", at public auction, In front OK 10
court hons... I'm the city of AianchcstaT, Va. -
TERMS: Ca N as to l., lane ID, on not OF S2oO
and interest UENR1 tIILubh Nbp,
iv27 IrusSs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
F0R RAFFLE.

ONE DOUBLE-CASE GOLD2
OwATcu WILL BE RAFFIED At A. HA
shall streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Anvs.s
oh, at $50 r. ". an Sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
INSURANCE COMPANY.

INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF THE TEN LARGEST
W LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANIES.
according 10 the Official report Of the New Y0rt
Insurance Department for tsS3.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
shows
/. The highest rate Of interest realized On IL ~.
sets.
2. The smallest percentage Of interest overdue.
8. Not one dollar loaned on stocks or other fiuc-
tuating securities.
4. The lowest ratio OF losses AMI expenses 10
amount At Iisk.
s. The loves, rate Of mortality.
q. The smallest percentage OF policies = not
taken -
l. The largest surplus earnings for the past seven
The above stroug poiuts explain the fact that
THE NORTHWESTERN MU rUAL Is furnish
ing the cheapest insurance 10 It's members. We
invite the fullest investigation OF It's claims. and
will furnish estimates ofeOs, at any age for either
life, or endowment sr fontlnc Insurance, on ap-
phcation. JOhN Ii. GARY SON,
General Agents,
corner Tenth aud Biak streets
~ 6-eod3m Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
MORE WONDERFUL YET.

H. CARPENTER, Henderson, y. Y, care !
ing. Nv CUTICyRk REMEDIES. the most won
derfui cure on record. dus.-D1nful Of scales
fen from him dairy. Physicians and BIS friends
thought lie must die. Cure sworn ~ before . jus
tee " the Pcasc and Hendcrson's mos. prominent
CiuZeus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
WOOD AND COAL.

Nrs-fNFNN<SNN( y y - ~ - WV
FAMILY GOALS.
II SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE COAL,
TGG. STOVE, apd CHESTNUT sIses;
CROWN HILL SPLINT COAL;
The PEBBLES COAL. for open CRATES.
Goals aud perfect preparstioa.
s. r.. LATHR0P 4 CO.,
Seventeenth street, at drav-bridge.
TelerLonp Ma. %. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH f ~
ssasss.. -.
MOND AND NORFOLK
STE NJ SuIP G d MANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY At ? ~, ana every SUNDAY ~ . A.
~
Frcigh, Cor Tuesdays aud Friiays' steamers r.
celyed til 1870 4. NJ; for sand ~ steamer I'll
3 Z. NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily III )
Z. NJ.
Fare, So.
For further information. apply ~
j. W. MCC ARRTCK,
General Southern Agent, Ohi 'e Rockets.
M.P. CLYDE & CO.,
no 30 General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

WRITE TO Is Tor ihey. tcatimonills IN fun or
send direct 20 thc p rites, Don't ~. NOW y the
lime tn cure every species OF Itching. Scdy, PIN
,6y. Ser, fnlous, Inherited, CONTIGUOUS, ali Cop.
per Colorod Diseases OF the Hltoi, SSln, AMI
scalp, with Less Of Hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

SUN-BURN. TAN,
- and Oily Skin, BlaeShcads. and skin Blem-
ishes. use I [ fICll.A sOAP,
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DussoLUTIoss & PAnrNElssHJp-A

DikSULCTIOSS e PAHTNEISSHtPSA
NO||SN0-0<oe0InOrS~~> SNc-r~Nr~-cy~>~>N/NN<S>Nc
RICHMOND, August /, 1884.
T'HF CONCERN OF JOHN /. STE
l. yENs0N composed OF JouS I. srEvsSsos.
general partner, ana j. Is. PACE. special parsnerl
Is this day dissolved BE- mutual consent. All
amounts due the concern viii be paid 10 3. G..
WEISiGFR, agent, and all bills iue by the con
Germ will be paid by 5. G. WEIsIGER, Agent.
J. Il. PACE,
au1-10t JOHN I. STEVENSON.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAsE aaIst

DEPARTURE OF sTEAsERs.
CLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4oiEfS
COMPANY. s-zsS8
FOR NEW YORK.
This company win dispatch one q their spisniMld
iSATTAy' OLD DOMINION. aud RICHMOND
EVFkY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sUNDAt.
For hours o. saing see ,yss,i,s.'YSesSsT
DAYS and SATURDAYS at 8 L. " from ilef 90
new number, North river. foot OF Beech strst
They have splendid saloons' sIae-roon's' A''
The fare. accommodations and attentions arc
sss,1pr.csbin fare 10 New York dueiuilng me1s
and hcrthl. tlO; rouBd-trip ticket BIC s..,r'ss
with subsistence 81 witnou. WI ro,wsrici
with dispatch, aud no charge made efeep' ae's-
Freight received until O'Clock 7. NJ d'hy'
'o' 'GtoRIE ". AILENx CO., AGENTS
Iv2a Office, compsny's wharyes. RocseIe.
EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1fsTA
dominion Steamship COMPANY SssSez Mo
proposed sallines for the week ia.I2wlnsr
WIANoKf, Csptain , hsLPhEhS' '"'"N'
Aq RG0h So G Captain Couch, SUNDAY, As-
,ust 10Th. at Q o'clock A. NJ. r,rvI
old DOMINION. Captain NALNhk' io"T
DAY, August 18th, AZ 3 o'clock L. " A, rr-
Freight received until 2 o'clock I, 80 -, y
day, q o'clock l.. Il. Saturday, aud to S0c"cN Il
u; rhr"gSh bills ~ lading stgued and goods io,-
warded with dispatch 20 all points nor''' So"'a7
east and west also to foreign ports.
''' psssengsr Recommendations unsurpassed
cabin fare 70 New York (idcluding meals sld
BERTH. siQ: rOGnd-trp tickets. sls. 80 rtf.
wlik Subsistence "a; without SUBS senee' ~;
pa.sengers leaving Richmond by inc theii,
neole and ohio railway at $50 A. u. ana 4:io
+. III. will make Connection at NoKrovvSH W.T. VIZ
stesner leaving MONDAYS, TuE>DAfs: snl
WEI,sFSDLYS, and az NETWORKS NEWS
viii steamer leaving every sATnRDAr' Co ,,io
neciton will also he made az hoktDLh. ~, no
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, leaving h.cn-
mond at ii 20 A. N. every Monday, IuesdHyi Nea-
nesday. AMI Satarcay.
For freight passage apply %. 49,.
GEORGE W ALLEN & co. Agents
an6 Company mar. A.,Ssr =.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

raIca: cuTIcURA, so cents; REsoLvBST.
e. SOAP, rs csnis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06

POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY.
BOSToN. MASS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-06
AUCrION SALES-Thas Bey.
Bv Jas. MacdougalI. Auctlonees'
No. 10 Governor street.


AUCTION sALEs-This bsy. o,>on
By Jas. Macdougall. AuctioneeE,
No. 10 Governor street.
TRUSTEES SALE
AIARGE AND DEsIRABL STOCK on
GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
roP-wAGoN AND HARNESS
IRON SAFE, FIXTURES, Sc.'
AT AUCTION.
nv virtue of deed OF trust, datei the SIS aS5
~ 1uly 1884. ruiy recorded In thu clerks ono, %
Tho PichnonJ Chancery Court, shau proceeu "
sell al the store No. $40 north sikth ~ ee7 y"
tween broad and Marshall streets on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST O. 1881,
at 1890 A. NJ, the entire stock o, GkV 5,nrrr
LIQUORS, SC, embracing FLoIR, CoEtEps'
HfrxLPs. SPICES. TEAS, SYRUP, sgars'
CAE-GOoDs TOBACCO, GIG AIRS, WiiiSnAtE1, -
nRANDY. GIN, PLATFORM- and COY NiEs,S
sgAI,Es' CASKS. MINISTERS, SliDW -rAr.E 81,
IRON SAFE. TOP AGDN and uAn w
PiRTD LEASE OF Tue PREMISES &c. ~.
The stock being fresh and desirable, the usH Is
invited.
fth"s wv WILLIAM FLEGENHElMEA,
80, Trusbp.
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n
~ AND Po1DMAC RAILROAU.-scisst
commencing JULY u, leet-oast1rn STANDARD
Ems:
stops only al Ashlsn 4. June Ii<ru. MIA
ford. and rresscr,cksJsrx. s;ssear
from Charleston 90 washington.
li:0a 4 u. leaves B,rd-ssross stadon daily ,ep
cert sundsys).
$50 p. NJ leaves Byfdstre-s station daily.
Sleeper from wayeross 70 Nov
lies \ IL, srriycs az Byrd-strce, station ,Ls,ix.
Sieoser frvr New Vera To Waycross
S.so i. NJ arrives Al Byyd-Street station daily
Sops al FIederfcksbarg, Milford.
aud junction. Sleeper from Nah
inEton 10 CO arlestoIl-
1000 y NJ arrives II Byrd-Stres aHH9n daily
texcept SandAvsl.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT sCNpAYsi
e.35 h n, leaves Ella: arrived a. Ashland Al
5;i2 A. H. Stops at Hungary soa
400 p. n, accommodation, leaves sroad-strscs
station; arrives az Ashland al n.
ooa r. n. ieayss F1ha; asdvo - Ashlaaa o,
Gao 4. NJ sisiys: y ESs; leaves Ashland a.
5.3A a. ~.
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stress sfAtion 'eases Ashland az 8
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