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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11


Imitators have arisen, but there is no Blondin
like this one. We shall never look upon his
Ike again. As We enter he points with pride
to q well stocked aviary, and passing along
one notices dozen photographs showing some
Of the mary eyolutions which ePerferms in mid
au Here be is-on the rope, OF course clad
~ suit of mail armor, there with a "mashern
Of the period on his back, here crossing dizzy
height on bycicle, again blindfolded, wan.-
ing on his head, cooking his omelette on The
nei1 rope, looking as much at his ease before
his stove as the chef Of the Reform Club in his
Kitchen. Then We see him eating his omel0tte,
drinking glass Of champagne, and, and-3Dut
there Is no need to say more. The bau is
adorned With trophies and relics Of the honor
able past. There are portraits Of NJ. Blondirs, Of
Mdme- Blondiu, Of Niagara In another room
is wonderful painting Of the scene at Mag ara.
There rs the foam, the rope, the hero-a mere
speck on the fac. of the cnBvass-with ar ex-
cited group, including abe Prince Of Wales,
awaiting bis safe ARRIVAL And here rest for
lew minutes while my host tells story or
two Of his career. "Ah, )" he says, ayou think
people have forgotten my existence Not at
all; perform in the provinces sometimes.
and every year 20 to Frankfort or Berlin OF
vienna. There have special permission to
perform without net; for that Is my condi-
tion. Ny fee2 A hnndred pounds nfssff.
lessperhaps IN fneaiersf Ef a& y
Sir, was a rope walker at four. Nv
father was gyBmast. have never feEt fear
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T,..fs q J.. Mct'uiir aHd 4usfia !. =. pn,HfaH eI
fLs CsSrf BY AEsfi- J.
A verdict against the defendants was reD-
dered by the Jury at the October term, 1851
Exception was duly noted at the time, and an
informal motion for new trial was made be
fore Mr.. Justice McCully, and his decision
DENYING the motion was filed December 18Th,
1854, On December 26, 1854, notice OF appeal
from that decision was noted. and on January
is. 1855, the defendant tenders to Justice Nc
Gully for settlement proposed bill Of except
ions which he refused to sign. The exceptions
are objected TO as not presented 10 time
In Kamalu VS.. Lowell, Hawn. cola, we
held that the informal motion above referred to
might be made without bill Of exceptions
allowed bot if the p.arty beaten on that motion
sought to 20 fnrther be must draft and present
a bill of exceptions. The opinion fails to say
when this should be done. Sections s34 to
S3g and ll55 and 1855 Of the Civil Code which
are the only ones which can effect the question
fail directly to speak of this second motion
now sought to be made.
This defect ought to have been remedied by
a direct rule Of the Court. In the absence Of
such a rule we feel obliged to bold upon the
statute that the exceptions were presented IN
time.
Another question raised is that the ball of
exceptions did not contain the evidence. The
bill fled refers to the Judges minutes below
and asks that they be made part Of it. Upon
these his decision was based, and, though IN
formal, we shall hold it enough in this case,
but they must be copied and annexed to the
bill.
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Aaluaiiall 6aztttr.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH II 1855
Suvrene Court Of the Hawaiian IslHnds -
Trcv. Jauunry, Term 1855. In Banco.
An Gnu vs.. SrEo KvoNe wo Co.

J,.ts c. j.. Mc,uily asa Arstia ). !. opiHi'H Of
re Cssrt by 4Essia J.
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Another point is made tn
denied the motion for new
cannot be APPEALED from
his decision was discreet
below WAS on two grou
verdict was against evide
damages were excessive.
practice in this Court, VI
ions can be taken.
The exceptions were we
placed on the calendar
next term.
A. 5. Hartvell for PlAiI
defendants.
Honolulu February 26tl
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Whit to the Che,

In 1851 Jean FRANC
ing in a French pr,
agility, grace, suppleL
remarked by a certain 90
gynnast of his day.
the young fellow, CAM
Done" replied Jean
art thou called?" &C
we cannot bill such a l.
upon Blondin, from the
unph after triumph (.
was crowned at last o I
when be crossed MAJ
"Wby, 1 thoughtBs
long ago." said some
the other day, as be
in his paper which an
Niagara was waikiki
Britannia Theater, in
most Of US BlondiD il =
be is almost as active
TO chat about both III.
The affectionate regs
for the Falls which made
by the name which he
The visitor rings the b
the legend inscribed II
Villa, an. Bloudin
Blondin." The intre
the, short and stout. L
model Of muscular com
a Frenchman to the DO.
ling eyes, hair thin, and
gray, a moustache and :
The Chevalier is "a,
his ropes are known to
India, Australia, North :
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A Talk With


FL Nahdi is a man of rlar
forces in Egypthavelongagol
bit Of news from the SouGan
False Prophe, is Of interest.
comes from an Arab source,
Of an interview in an Egyp
lished in Paris for several We
the strange name Of AbOH
Man 9th SpsctdujeS. 4 mt
toum reports his interview
ahmed, FL Mahdi. l: will be
order to quiet the jealousies 7
him by those Of the MussulT
that his assumed religious missr,n d.
Mahdi or Prophet might injure the olel
thOriiy Of the Sultan, Nohammed Aim
clares that he is only patriot fighting
cOunIy's independence, surrendered
British by Tewfik. the present Khe
Niceroy Of Egypt The khartoum ~
writes as follows:
Having been summoned by the
heroes, the lion Of the valley, the
the faith and the victor of battles, S
manned Ahmed (let Allah preserve
went 10 his camp on the 9th Of the
Rsbi-al-Akhar. / transmit to "
the report Of our conversation, W
lieye. capable of interesting you
"What 90 you think Of our aft
to me. 'Do you believe that :
the weak capable of yanquishin
Yes" said !, provided the
have justice on his side"
"Did you see how Tewik &C,
wanting to have myself passed as
in order to estrange from me all Z
like to save from the hands Of
Allah is my witness that such
is false"
It is not surprising that Te
cOwardly sold his country, sho
Of such imfamy.
"Whst sstouishes me, is not Ii
to see Egyptian soldiers coming . fgh
under the orders of our common foes the
lish."
''Still, you see that Egyptians are de
ing by the thousand, and hasten 10 join
soldiers Let Allah be praised on ac'
Of those. But l weep for the others who
their assistance to our enemies. They 81
have, If not help US, at least declined to
US; for, what we want, is to snatch our {
Try from the grasp Of the foreigners an
10 conquer it and drive US away from h
Have you made known your int
aud have you caused to be publis'
manifesto, the aim which you are
order to give denial 10 the
Tevfik and bis British mast
81 have sent emissarie
purpose, but am afrai
rested by the Egypt
best proof that have
FL Mahdi is that hav
illustrious Sheiks Of l.
partisans, who, instead Of f
would have all Of them
had ever shown the preteni
by my enemies.
"What dost thou think
made against your"
cit is said that Go
with hundreds of thou
with TO purchase my II
been done with some a
swear by Allah that: SIC
hands / shall kill him
money to be distribute
sulmans who fight wit
Of the country
''But if the lEugiis
Hindoos andthe Abys 70
81 do not fear the
Aoslems are for rs, AZ
anything but to be deliver :
tyrants. As TO the Abysi
them at the swords pointT
But the Englishmen2"
The heat will meh Their
viii carry them of. As
not the victor, If l do not
my country, l shall seeld
field. ~. 7. NM mud +
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HAMPTON.

Cnss sc rorFsrY- ChBfch Dedication.
fCorrcsrondencco fiho Richmond Dispatch. ]
JUNE "a, 1885.
James VI. Hayes, an inmate Of the
Soldiers Home, forged the name of
Captain William Thomson treasurer Of
the Soldiers Home. 10 check for s20
on Monday, and managed 80 get It cash.
ed by a merchant here. lIeis still at
large.
The new Presbyterian church, on
Little England" IN the west end Of
the town, was dedicated this morning.
II is a very neat. substantial, and we'll
furnished ediGce, seating about two
hundred people. and was filed to over
flowing. DR.. lloge preached an able
aud impressive sermon from Mark, 18th
chapter and 3lst verse after which he
formally and solemnly dedicated the
church to God. Among the ministers
present were Revs. DR.. Woodlin and
r.. =. Wilson. Hampton Rer. W.
Porter. lesapeake City; Rev. Nj.
Stmson. Eastern Shore and Rev. Mr..
Anderson, the pastor in charge. The
choir was made mp Of members Of the
different church choirs in town. The
church is clear Of debt, with the cxcep-
ton Of about $500. HAMPTON.
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Virginia Neus Notes.

A few days ago two brothers named
Stokes, living near Green Bay, had a
quarrel, which resulted in one cutting
the other fatally with butcher-knife.
The Alexandria Gazette says On
Sunday last, during service at the
Oxen-lIill church (colOred), in Prince
GEORGES county, Nd, just opposite
this city. a light took place between
some colOred men, during which knives
and pistols were drawn and used freely.
Several shots were fired, but without
effect. The fight was general and ex-
tended from the church to the outside.
One woman was badly hurt by being
struck on the head with a stone thrown
in the church from without.
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BOTETOURT.
Assessment Of Dedication.

AsNfstEffnt OF
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
FINCAsTLE, June %, 1885.
The assessment Of lands in the Lower
district Of this county embracing about
half Of the county and including the
town of Buchanan, has been completed
and the books were delivered to the
clerk yesterday. The total value of
all lands, including buildings, in the
district is $I.1S2.529.Sj, against $l,-
2l9,0S2.s6 in lSSe---a decrease in five
years of s26.553.0l. The assessment
in the Upper district has not been COM
pleted, but am told by the assessor that
his assessment will be lower than that
Of 1850. 1t should lie said, however, in
explanation Of these figures that ac-
cording to the commissioner Of the
revenues assessment, the increase in
the value Of the buildings in the Lower
district during the three years from
1881 to 1854 was $3G,92i.02. The
lands are certainly in as good condition
now as they were in 1880. The decrease
in the assessment must necessarily he
attributed to the difference Of opinion
Of the assessors.
Rev. c. c. Randolph, who has been
rector of St. Marks Episcopal church
here for about seven years, preached his
farewell sermon Sunday morning. lie
goes n a few days to Americas, Ga.
The new Lutheran church at Jackson
was dedicated last Sunday. The col
lection amounted to 500.
THORNDYKE.
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Buur.Lo Luruts WAFER. -,
DUFFALO LTHIA WATER IN
ID PARALYSIS.
T AFFORDS RELiFF WHERE THE
HuT SPRINGS or ARKANSAS
HAD PROVED IN
EFFECTUAL.

CAsy az Dr. y. =. JoNEs.
tormerly Of Virginia. recently retired
physician Of Memphis, Tenn,
stated boy himself
"AWnking from steep In current .,
cold air. having prey lousy III, 1890
main In The loins which continued TOT scN-
eniy-two hours, the pail eNtenulng OF o,,o
side along the great sclatlc nerve ~ ~, ~
tiemiiy Of the limb. WIN tne sno''' ,ner,
was yarhai pdraivUs OF the limb. NJ
Ter three years Of suffering. whlch
was attended boy painful cohthctvh VI
the muscles frequently 50 gtftt ~
10 necessiiate the use OF opietes 20 pfTsl1ue,e
sleop. nm AfecfiOn 81 the hidHTVf ana ni0i.
der superyoncd: symptoms, frequent ana
urgent demand for yOiding the urine. pr
hapS as often as every twenty W ,hft4
minutes, which was highly cp'ofcu anu
charged with blood. the passage being ~.
fendcd with great burning sssa spasm ~
the neck ~ the bladds TINS conp. lcA ,loh
of maladies reducing he 10 condition un-
hitting me Tor attention 10 al bus ness puI-
suits. I was treated by several cmln'hl
physicians and surgeons and made severn.
Visits 10 the celebrated Hot springs or
Arkansas fully testing these waters, hut
all without material henciit. ! nave now
been using for some weeks the waters vi
the Buffalo Liihia springs Va, W ~,
the best results ! am 80 far relieve"
Of all my distressing symptoms above
stated that suffer no incon''.
ulence and have 80 -"--.in "it -
...y ssa.fi. ivalk readily rit nni cane
having prev iously walked WIN treat di,n
Guilty with the ald Of one. ! sleep -pnndly
without the aid OF any Opiatc. eat heartily,
and attend regularly 10 my business aiiairs.
and have no doubt OF u speedy. perfect ana
permanent cure IN all respects, from q iuf-
ther use uf the water which regard rs one
Of the most remarkable remed NJ agents Of
which have any knOwlege. ] cannot &C
count for It's action IN P0rdiRsis JWampV
sfdfc q JGcf.' Je lG-Iu6 INV
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T listen TO YOUR WIFE.

Tue Manchester Guardian, June 6, 1888,
says:
A one OF the
Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways! With
clumps Of IhOdodendroms and great masses
OF May blossoms There was an inter-
estng group.
1t included one who had been Cotton
Spinner" but was now SO
Paralyzed :!
That he could only bear TO lie in re-
cllning position.
This refers to my case.
! was Attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter AtaXy"
IA laralytic disease OF nerve fibre rarely
ever cured, and vas for several years bare
~ able To get about.
And for the last Five years not able to at
tend 10 my business, although
Many things have been done for me,
The last experiment being Nerve-Stretch-
ing.
Two years ago I was voted into the
Home for lncurables! Near Manchester
lam no Advocate" "For anything In
| the shape OF patent" Medicines?
And made many objections TO my dear
wile.s constant urging to try Hop Bitters,
4
| Consented!
! ] had not quite finished the first bottle
| when felt a change come over me. This
was Saturday, November Sd. On Sunday
morning felt SO strong said TO my room
companions, IL was sure could
| WALK"
| SO started across the floor and back.
| hardly knew how TO contain myself. |
was all over the house. / am gaining
strength each day, aud can walk quite safe
! without any
! Stick
or support
i am now at my own house. and hope
| soon TO be able 10 earn my own living again.
| ] have been member OF the Manchester
| Royal Exchange"
! For nearly thirty years. and was most
! heartily congratulated on gOing into the
| room ON Thursday last. Very gratefully
yOun JONI BLACkBURN.
MdHcheNcr. mo. December "a. 1883.
Two yoars In Ter am perfectly well.
- Ncae geauine without y bunch Of
green HOPS on the WaIiu iRl5ss. S's-. =. tre
vile. poisonous stud with Hop" or Hops
In their name. je 2-Tu. Th(w), SkSaln
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charlottesville Noies.

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. !
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June q, 1885.
\ man named Lacy. from West Point,
Va, employed on the Union depot now
being built at the Virginia Midland
junction, has become insane. Last
Thursday the first evidences OF insanity
were noticed. Since then his malady
has developed so rapidly that it has been
thought best to confne him, and he is
now in Jail.
DR.. Davis is no better, and the end IS
hourly expected. QUIZ.
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man, and Rev. p. s. Rhodes iwho had
led IN prayer q, the opening Of ;he se'-
sion), were elected members. The choir,
at the opening Of the session and during
the progress Of II, discoursed appro-
pirate music, and the congregation
with printed slips, from time to time
Joined in the singing. ALPHA
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nLD DOMINION STEAM esMA
~ SHIP COMPANY. .
EnR NEW YORK
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TU ES-
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY,, THURSDAY, and
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York Qncluding meals
and BERTH, $40; round-trip tickets, SIS;
steerage. with subsistence, 81; without sub
ssteBce, 50.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF
lading issued for poiRts beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 8 Il. NJ.
Manifest closed on sslling-dSy one hour
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway ~ $50 y. NJ.
(via Eewports News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THU RSDAYs. and SATURDAYS will make
connection At NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days. -
sAILINGS THIS WEEK.
ItROAsOkE, Captain C0rcB, SUNDAY,
lbre 1isf, >, - o'clock noon.
OLD DUalSiNst, s..s:sse stEas - 49,
DAY, June Esd. at 3 o'clock Il. N.
WYANOkE, Captain HULPHERs, FRI
DAY, June zeth. at 3 O'Clock y. NJ
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Asenta
No. 1901 Main street ana
Je1S Company's Wharf, RockettA
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CITY TAXES.

OryIcE CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND. May 80, 1885. J
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
between the hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and Q
O'Clock p. NJ. from the
10Th TO THE sorH DAY oFJUSEIEcLU
SIvE,
for the purpose Of receiving nom all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
Any person who shall FAIL 10 pay the
whole on one half OF said taxes within the
time 10 limited win be considered delin-
quent. and viii be charged q penalty OF
per cent upon the total amount thereof,
and interest at the rate OF 0 per eentum per
annum. A. II wOoDsON,
city Collector.
All daily rapsn win copy. my 81
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CITY TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXES.-I am now
WI ready 10 receive the CITY and
SCHOOL TAX for the year 1855. All per-
sons paying the whole OF the same on or be-
fore July LIST, will be entitled 20 q rebate OF
0 per cent. on the city tax: those paying
half by November I. 1855, will receive 8
per cent. rebate on one half and * per
cent. rebate on the other half Of the city
tax. Five per cent. will be added 70 all
bills un pald Deco mber lat, 1883.
j. W. BRONAUGH, JR.,
Ia 2l.tJyi Treasurer City OF Manchester.
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Arrr,an sAIrs-rn.nre p}y..
|VI|H-"||I"|T- ~ y
ny John 7. GOddln'
Real Fsiate Agent and Anctioneer'
Hank aud Eleventh streets.
A ucTroN sAIEOF TUATF FIRST.


A UCTTON SALE OF THAT FIRST
IN CLASS AND ATTRACTIVE HEsl.
DENCE No. 227 GOVERNOR STREET, al
THE INTERSECTION OF TWELFTH NM
CAPITOL STREETS WITH TIKI LAhgE
GROUNDS ATTACHED. FORMERLY HE
Rhs fnENCE or THE LATEGUsIANus
A. MYERS, EsQ.-At the request OF the
owner, l will sell at public auction on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JuSE 20. 1855,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the abOye-described PRO:
PERTY. The lot fronts seventy feet ana
extends back 100 feet 10 n paved alley.
The DWELLING. n double one, with nails
through the centre. contains fifteen rooms
and numerous closets. II Is finely nnished
and substantially built: is heated through
out by "A superior furnace, has every cOnVe-
uisnce, and being detached from all other
buildings. has light and air on all sides.
Iocation and surround ings unsurpassed.
Overlooking TIE Capitol Square. and being
removed from N q street. 10 insures privacy
and quiet. As n residence for business
or professional man 10 has no superior. Al
"A moderate cost the dwelling can be con-
yerted into two tenemeuts. Kitchen win
range. laundry with stationary wash trays.
and four servants rooms, are ln detached
building which, like the dwelling, - built
Of baltimore pressed bricks. All desiring
an elegant nome or a profitable Investment
Sre invited 90 inspect the remises.
TEHAtT. one third cash balance IN one.
two, and three years. fOr negoi iaO.s uotc4.
interest added. secured by deed ti fr"s'
or al casi At nut..--' - 80 purchaser.
ir2t JOHN +. GOuDlN, Auctioneer.
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DAN VILE.
Another Move of the Young Men's Christian
Assoc a.iOn.

Another Move Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
correspondence fthe Richmond Dispatch
JUNE "a, 1885.
At a meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association held in the Pres
byterian church last night the presi-
dent, Mr.. James Z. Schoolfeld, explain
ed why 1t was that a meeting had
not been held at an earlier date,
mentioning the failure Of two appoint
ments on account Of the weather, the
special revival services of several week S
duration, and the college commence
ments, and introduced in turn Rev. j.
Y. bowman and Rev. DIR. Edwards,
who addressed the Association on the
necessity for such an association
here and the character Of the
work it should do. They urged
that funds De raised and build
ing erected. The secretary. Mr. F.
l.. Walker, stated that $4,000 Of the
funds subscribed for a buildinp have
tetu pad in, ana tiias ii5r cSc.a.ss 10: q
.he balance Of the subscription, which
was about Gil 900 in all, had no, been
made, because il was several mr. ntls
before IL was ascertained that clear
title TO certain property could
be obtained, and for other reasons.
Captain y. y. BSuldin, after speaking
OF the stringency Of money matters
thst had come upon the Danville peO-
pie and the country, said that no one
would withdraw his subscription, and
that he was ready to pay the other one
half OF what he had subscribed aud
another half on that, and he
suggested that in the mean time
room be rented and the Association
commence active life. On his motion
Il was unanimously agreed that the
present officers should hold over for
twelve months.
III A motion for q committee 10 report
Is 10 the feasibility OF renting rooms
and exemplifing TO some extent the
proposed workings Of the Associa-
ton gave rise TO speeches from Rev.
Dr.. A. q. Brown, Captain Bouldin,
Mr.. bowman, Mr.. Roswell Page, aud
Dr. Msrtin--some about the expediency
Of renting rooms, some about the dif-
ferepcss OF opinion once entertained as
70 the character Of the Association
' hieh was being fcunded--aud the mo-
lion was unanimously adopted.
Rev. II. Edwsrcs. Rev. Mr.. Down.
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FIRsT-CLAss MEALS.
Tbe elegantly rebuilt and fast stea mer
ARIEL.

Tbe elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Mail)
IA. {. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
NOSpAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
at 7 A. NJ. (STREET-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TINED for abOve-uamed places, ar
irving az Old Point az 4 Z. NJ. and Norfolk at
O'Clock +. NJ. Returning, the steamer leaves
Norfolk. Portsmouth, Newports News, and
Old Point on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about 4 T.. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at
CARRIERS Agency. 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT
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~ Frank ID. Hin a Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneen,
No. 6 north Eleventh street.

TWO NEW BRICK STORES ON
l. MAIN STREET NEAR THE NEW
KINNEY ToBACCO-woKks. AT AUG
TION.-On
FRIDAY. JUNE 40. 1885.
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises, Nos.
asos and 2e05 east Main street. wo will sell
the two NEW BRICK STORES located as
above. The property N on the south side
OF Main between Twenty 81 xth and Twenty
seventh streets, and now occupied by first
class tenants. Each tenement contains. be-
sides the store, about Ave rooms above. maxi
ing comfortable dwelling. Gas and city
water on the lot. Lots front each 10 by $50
fees.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In ak,
twelve, and eighteen months. with interext
added. FRANK d. HILL a CO..
zeal Auclioneers.
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WrrTIygHAN's ExECUTORs, pLAtNrfFFs,
AGAiNsG MAYO, TRUSTEE, AND AfS.. DE-
TKNnANrs-iN rHE CHANCEKT COURT OF
THE CRY OF RICHMoND.
I. BENJAMIN n. Berry. clerk OF sail court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioner by the decree I'm said cause OF
June IL. 1883, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF
June. 1855. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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osTWICu.FElTIIER DRESSER.

T AIDES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l. FEATHERS DYED, CLEANSED. and
ING FEATHEKS to MATCH DRESSES
or HAT TRIMMINGS. OLD FEATd-
Frs RECURLED and REDRESSED
10 Il. Z like new. KID GLOVES and
LACES cleansed. This is the only place in
the city where specially is made OIL thls
work. j. STORCk. from Paris.
Ostrich Feather Manufactured
800 east Broad street
my 3-Su. Tu&Th2m* Richmond. Va.