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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
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Natural History.
Boston Henld.l
The comparatively little known out
striking and highly important cos
merony Of the Zuni Indians, with us
valuable contributions to our knowl-
edge of religions and NEUROLOGICAL orr
gins. and its startling reflection OF some
Of the latest revelations Of modern
science. formed last night at the meet.
ire Of the Boston Society Of Natural
History the subject Of highly ~
teresting paper read by him who may
be considered the founder oil hun'
studies, Professor Frank Hamilton Cusn-
ing. The Zunis, said the lecturer, inciuhe
under one term all living things. III
Znni sees force in nature-that Is 10
saw mo,ion-he concludes that oenind
such motion there must be diSlincI
and individual life. According to the
character of that motion, or to the
functions which it appears to discharge
will be the character of the image as
ISOLATED with it, and this image Is usu-
ally that Of living animal. Thus the
vhirlwind takes the shape Of an eagle,
and the sands whichit drives againstthe
face are believed to be the points OF It's
plnmes. II there is another aerial force,
the Zuni makes it brother of the eagle
whirlwind, drawing both from the same
source. The Zuni divides nature into
two great classes-into raw beings"
beings unfinished or who eat raw food,
and beings partially finished or
"baked," or those who eat cooked
food. OF the unfinished human beings
there are the day light people Chose who
require day light and the finished peo-
pie those who are dead. Each living
man is composed Of two parts-a day
light or mortal part, and shadowy or
spiritual part.
Closely allied to animals and men
are the sacred beings, the holders of
the trails of life, the supreme God. and
the guardian Of the spaces and the
trails of lie, defending life against dis
ease and accident. BiOlogically, man
is the highest animal theologically he
is the very lowest. Animals are higher
in proportion as they are more mystic
rious hence terrestrial animals are
higher than man. Beyond the ami
mails. because still more mysterious,
are the personiticd forces Of nature.
Every phenomenon seen by man is to
the Zuni caused by personality. Mr..
Gushing gave description Of the Inni
account Of creation, showing its rela-
ton to that widespread myth of the
origin of all things in the union of earth
and sky. lie also narrated some inter
estiDg examples Of Zuni folk
lore, repeating the Zuni accounts
of the geographical distribution
of the ant and the rattlesnake,
and describing at length the faith of the
Zunis in their ability to create life out
of inanimate things. The lecturer had
for display a number Of Zuni fetiches
and amulets. His remarks were illus
trated by constant reference to figures
drawn by himself on the blackboard.
On resuming his seat Professor Gushing
was warmly applauded.
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Norfolk Notes.
NObtoih NNtt~'
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, December :. 1885.
Mr.. James Powell, a clerk at the
Bay.Line wharf, was caught between
cars on the railroad track at that point
last evening and so terribly crushed
that his life is despaired of.
Captain Potter, Of the bark Phillips,
reports that one Of his crew-John
Isaacs. Finn-was washed overheard
and lost during the trip from the Phil
lippine islands to Hampton Roads.
The six men sent from this bark to
St. Vincent's Hospital suffering with
scurvy will soon be well. The vessel
left the islands with a crew of ten men,
but they became disabled, one after
another. until when she reached the
eapes only the mate and captain were
capable Of doing duty.
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DICuMOND AND DANVILLE
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.
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RAILROAD LINZ IN.


s2.z r.
pICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schsd.
eastern standard time:
s:o0 A. n, leaves Byri-s,reet station
daily: stops only at Ashland
Junction, Milford. and FreIie,
ricksburg. sleeper nom
Jacksonville 10 Washington
ll:o7 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dal.
ly except Sunday. Sleeper
from Charleston 10 Wash NJ.
ton.
$40 p. NJ, leaves Byrd. Street station tial.
Is, Sleeper from Jacksonygi,
10 New YOrk aud from Char.
lesion 10 New York.
1929 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily. sleeper from New York
10 Jacksonville and from New
York to Charleston.
2:s9 z. M, arrives at Byrd street station
daily; stops NJ tredercks-
bHrg, Milford, aud Junction.
Sleeper from ashington "a
Charleston and from Wash.
lnRtOn 10 zach sOuyllle.
eos y. NJ, arrives At Byfi street station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCETT SUNDAYS:
ACE p. NJ, accommodation. leaves Broad.
street station; arrives AZ Asa
land ats = NJ
6:04 I. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives ~ Ash
land 6:4A VI
7:50 A. NJ, arrives at E.ua caves Ash.
land At 5:43 4. n
s:55A. NJ, accommodation arrives a.
BrOsd-Stpct station lCay q
Ashland at 3 4 "
$50 r. NJ, arrives AZ hJDa; leaves Ash ard
t5.12P. VI.
G. ATAYLOK Gensra. 1.,ket Agent.
r. +. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
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Termination of an Interesting Sian
der sutt.
lCorrespondence ofthe Richmond DispStcn

lCorrespOndence ofthe Richmond Disp" 'c"'
PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. :, 1883.
Alta special term Of the Circuit Court
Of Surry county case that excited a
great deal OF interest has just been de-
cided. Miss Maynard, a young lady OF
the county, brought suit for dam
ages against Mr.. j. '. Nancha,
a citizen Of Claremont. for de-
famation Of character, and a spe-
cial term Of the court was held to
try the case. Some sixty witnesses
were on the stand for the prosecution
and defence, and the court was in ses-
sion two days hearing the case. Emi-
pent counsel were engaged on either
side. The jury rendered a verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff, awarding her
1000 damages. II is understood that
no appeal will be taken.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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FACE COUNTY.

aIod, remu,its >uiciec b, Jump'ne IRON
Window.
tCorrespondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
DECEMBER :, 1888.
Mrs. Daniel Beaver, wife oil one OF
Page coupty's vell.io-do farmers com
mii,ed suicide on Friday last by jump
ing from the garret-window Of her has-
hand residence. in this county, to the
ground below. She fingered until Sat
urdsv evening, when she died. Her
mind had been impaired for several
weeks past. l.
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ErIEMA CITREn-

About two yeaIs since | was badly AZ
nicted with a form of eczema. and ordinary
medical treatment signally failed 10 cure
me. | then used your CUTiCURA RENE
BIES. and in few weeks was perfectly
cured. | think, faithfully used, they viii
cure the worst skin diseases known.
GEORGE :. DICK ENSON,
Nat, Home for u. V. -, Hampton, Va.
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ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

~ P. Z. BURGWYN, A. b. @. E.,
VI NJ. AM. SOC. q. T.. ARCHITECT AND
CIVIL ENGINEER. once No. 9051 east
specifications prepared, and Architectural
Designs executed. Particular attention
given to the best methods OF sanitary
drainage. Landscap ping O specially: Keller.
snce invited to Hollywood and calvary
cemeteries. % Avn
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ECZEMA, ITCHING, BURNING
II CRACKED. AND BLEEDING SKIN
,I'RED RN fIfTIcCRA

Il Is at this season. when raw winds and
chilly blasts wake into activity Eczema and
every species Of Itching and Burning skin
and Scalp Diseases. that the CCTiCURA
REMEDIES are most successful. warm
bath with CUTICURA SOAR, and q single APP
plication of CUTICUEA, the great Skis
CURE, instantly allays itching. removes
crusts and scales, and permits rest and
sleep. This repeated daily. with two or
three doses OF CUTICURA REsOLVENr. the
New Blood Purifier. To keep the blood cool,
the persplration pure and unirrltating the
bowels open. the liver and kidneys actiN G.
will speedily cure Eczema, letter. Ring
worm, Psoriasis. Lichen. Pruritus Scald-
head. Dandrufi. aud every species OF ltch-
ing. Scaly and Pimply HumOrs of the skin
and Scalp with Loss Of Hair. when the best
PHYSICIANS and all known remedies fail.
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ny George 4. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT,
WITH A BRICK BUILDING THERE
on. FRONTING SEVENTEEN FEET On
THE EAST LINE OF ST. JOHN StHEEr
BETW ZEN HILL AND COZ IT'S srhEEIS,
RUNNING BACK ONE HUNDHho AND
TWENTY-SlX FEEr.-by virtue oil deed
of trust nom u. Wright. trustee for Felicia
Wright, and ID. Wright aud Felicia, his
wife bearing date November IL 1884, aud
duly recorded In the clerks onics OF the
Richmond Chancery Court, Deed Book l27
h. mage 1855. aud being requested by the
holder OF notes therein secured, the under
signed trustee will otter for sale at public
auction. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1883,
at 7. NJ, upon the premises, the above
described property.
TERMS: Announced on day OF sale.
&. A. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
GF0H6E l.. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
no27
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The Goethe house in Weimar is not
likely to be accessible to the public be-
fore next spring. Privy-Councillor Ru-
land, director of the Grand Ducal Mu-
scum, is still engaged in rearranging
the numerous objects of the Goethe
Museum.
The Prince of Wales's increasing
fondness and intimate connection with
The turf is said to cause his royal mo-
Their and the Princess Of Wales con-
siderable anxiety and displeaSure, the
Queen in particular being much veXcd
with the Prince.
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Died of Rabies.

PARIS, December "A girl, who
was bitten by a mad dog and Subse-
quently inoculated by Or. Pasteur, has
died of the rabies. DR.. Pasteur ex-
plains that thirty-six days elapsed be-
fore she was inOculated. The period
Of incubation had expired, and the
treatment was therefore too late.
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$40 Northampton street Boston, Ma
ITCHING, SCALY. PIMPLY.

ITCHING, SCALG. PlMPLN.
For the last year have had species oi
itching. scaly. aud pimpy humors on my
face 10 " hich have applied great many
methods OF treatment without success and
which was speedily and entirely cured 10y
CtTiIUEA. Mas. ISAAC PHELPS,
RaVenna, y.
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AUCTION hALES-rhis Day.
BY Furman Upper.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1ole Main street.

lOlb MAIN street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM
AND SPLENDID DWELLING AND M
PRovEMENTs,
IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY,
BELONGING TO T.. NJ. NEIL, Esq,
IN SIGHT OF THE COZ RTHOUSE AND
THE ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.
FRONTING IMMEDIATELY ON THE
RIVER ROAD.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust exc
cuted by n, NJ. Mehl and wife to the under
signed. dated May 1, 1882 and recorded In
the clerks office Of Goochland county
Court Deed. Book a.. page sos. default nav
ing been made In the payment OF certain
note secured therein. and being required 30
10 do by the beneficiary, will sell by auc-
ton on the premises, the above desirable
PROPERTY, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Q, 1855.
IL O'Clock +. NJ. The Improvements con 4.
sist of a welI-consiructed dwelling, lately
built. with handsome bay windows; new
barn, stable. and usual out -houses. The
pace contains about $50 ACRES, IL well
improved aud has upon u fine young
orchard good garden, &C. Situated as TINS
place is In n delightful neighborhood, con
ilguous 10 the railroad. court -house, schools
and churches. those seeking pleasant
home or profitable Investment should at
tend this sale.
Parties from Richmond desiring 10 be
present can leave on the day OF sale at \.
~ on the Richmond and Allegheny road
and return the san day at l.. VI.
TERMS: Announced AT sale.
T. TUPPER. JR., Trustee.
Trrn
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was troubled with salt Rheum for a
numLtr OF years SO that the skin entirely
came of one OF my hands from the finger
tiuS To the wrist. ! tried remedies and doc
tons prescriptions TO no purpose uhtll com.
Tenced taking CURICURA REMEDIES, and
now am entirely cured.
T.. L. PARKER
40 Northampton street BOSTON. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

CrTItVRA REMEDIES are sold every
where. Price CUrlCrRA 800; hksDLNENL,
81, SOAR. use. Prepared 10y the Potter
nHIC AND CHEMICAL COMPANY. Boston,
Mass. Send for How TO Cure Skin Dis
eases
PIMpLES. BlackheadS. Skin Biemishes'
and Raby Humors. U.S. CCTICUKA soar.
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FREIGHT.

freight reoeived daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithneld, Hampton. and Waxerly,
Va; Washington, ID. o.. Newborn, wash
ington. snd Tarboro', n. o.; all stations on
Atlantic aud Danville railroad. Seaboart
aud Roanoke railroad. Norfolk southern
railroad, and Eastern North Carolina gene
rally also, for Eastern Shore VI Virginia,
and all regular landings on James rtver. ct
LOWEST RATES, and through bills i9aed.
L. b. TATUM, Superintendent,
90 so No. l10s Main street and k0ckettG
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JOHN cRTFFIN CARLISLE.

speaker Or the House OF seere'e"'''i'e''
John G.. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, has
been elected Speaker Of the Forty-nlnth
Congress. lie held the same position
in the Forty eighth. Gu
MIR. Carlisle was born in Campbell
rnow Kentop) county, KY, September
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying limited Sfafps MaUA

FIRsT.CLAss MEALS On EUROPEAN
PLAN.
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FuRMAN TuPrER. Anctloneer. no 27

TRUSTEE'SSALE OF TWO SMALL
i TRACTS OF LAND NEAR NJ ECHAN-
ICSNILLE. IN HANOVER COUNTY AS
trustee In a deed OF trust from Stanls,as
Kozycki, dated 18TH November, 1850 ana
recorded In the clerks Office OF the county
Court OF Hanover county IN ID. h. s. page
1875 Default having been made IN the pay
mrEt of the debt thereby secured ana he
ing required So to do by the holder OF the
notes therein secured. | Will sell by puOlc
auction, at MechanicSNi He Hanover county,
at ! | clock A. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1883.
l. The TRACT UFLAND upon which the
said RoZycki now resides. situated asodt
three fourths mile from McchauicsSitIey
adjoining the lands OF Junu r. Moore AMI
others and containing AZ 2l-loO ACRES :,
| and
2. The TRACT or LAND adjoining the
aforesaid tract and other lands, ana con-
tanning 3l7- ACRES.
,Tpon the tirsi.namei tract there Is a
| good dwelling and ample out-houses. a larEe
number Of young fruit-trees Srape-Vlnes'
Sc. =,
TERMS: Cash a. 10 so much OF the pur-
chase money as may be necessary 10 deirty
| the expenses of executing TINS trust and 10
! uay the following amOnnts-vn., sl6.ZZ'
| with interest from February n, 1852 :
! sI3O, with Interest from November 10,
1853: sl24, with interest from November
10. 1854 and sllS. with interest nom 30
! Ncmber -, 1855 and credit as TO >llZ tlii
! November 10, 1856. and slO6 TIL November
10. 1887; and as To any excess upOH such
terms as the said RjZyck may Indicate AZ
! the sale W. bpDDlN, trustee.
D.A. TINBERLAKE. Crier. no ~
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REAL Estate Ar PRIVATE SALE

TOR SALE, A GOOD BRICK a
Il HOUSE No. 7O7 north Thlrtieth ~
street will about i've rooms, occupied AT
fair rentals by good tenants. Good lot at
tached, X Is. CHAPLIN & Co,
dc e-eod2t Real Estate Agents.
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>.,TORES. WELLTNGS, And
y BUILDING LOTS for ~lle a' auction
prices tur terms and des'rIp' lpn call iot
E.ftu,ud Progress. iIcr.
dc6-3t J.THOMT~ON BROWN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \
\ SMALL FRAME HOUSE on UNION
HILL, Al THE NORIllNE>l k.NEh
STRkETS.-by virtue OF decree ~ the
ChaucriN Court of the city ~ Richmond,
enter May @ l-s2. in On" suit Ot Nherati,
trustee ~. Iahb and 0',.. VII. sell 10y pub
HcalctiOn. ON the premises on
SATURDAY DECEMBER Il, l~sj,
lZ.3OP ". the PROPERTY mentioned
above. The lot fronts a. feet ON q street
the continuation ~ Nrnah'rl and extends
back between parable line, $50 feet uni
has ON 10 n framed dwelling with t'ur rooms.
There - amp. room ou ttc lot for tue
erection of another house.
TERMS: enc fourth cash ana IN" ha'du'e
al siN twelve. and eighteen months FOR
notes with interest added ani mo ftc rr-
tanned until the whole purchase n'..5 ''
pad MAHi 0.ifNHAk'
De- Sprcial 60 um l-S 'uutr
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s.NO PHYSIC. SIR, IN NINE -

A good story comes from boys board
ing-SchoOl in Jersey" The diet was mo-
nOionous and cOpstipatlng, 6nd the learned
principal decided TO introduce some old
style physic in the apple sauce. and await
the happy results. One bright lad. the
smartcst in school, discovered the secret
mine in his sauce. and, pushing back his
plate shouted 10 the pedagogue. No pay
Sic sir. in mine. MY dad told me 10 use
noihin but Or. Pierce \ Pleasant PurgatiVe
Pellets. and they are doing their duty Ike
a charm" They are anti-bilious and pure
~ vegetable.
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S .!.s# 1$ IL: s IN. !: s: a.
is9iS ''l;ysa & $i''iss ~
over the SPOT where the pain orl-
giuates, Elegant. original. aud intsllihle.
5Sc. de 9.W (w)SSu
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TRAINS N0krHWARD.

'Dsuy tDaiy except sunday.
sTOPPlN0-PLACt.S.
Noe. 40. AZ aud 4S make no stops No.
as stops only on signal al Chester. Nos. a.
and as stop only on signal al Chester Cen-
tralia and Manchester. Ms. IS. 81. IS,
and 50 stop ~ all stations !or passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On trains No. 40 and As seeplng -cars be-
tween Warrington and Charleston. On
trains No. 40 AZ a.. and ~ seeping-cary
between Washington and Jacksonville Fla.
On trains Nos. ~ and A. s!eeplng-cars be-
tween New York and jacksonville.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE TO N0Hs
FOLK.
LEAVE. AERIyE.
RcnM'd.'l0:i9 A. NJ. Norfolk. $40 T. n.
Richm'ds Gas +. VI. SortOlk.... CHOPIN,
Norfelk...t $40 AN. Richm'd 1888 A. NJ.
Norfolk 9:S5 AN. Richm'd. 1880 Z. n.
Nos. 81 and IS make close connection TO
and nom FsrInville. Lynchourg. and SOUTH
western points. and way-stations on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. No. SSrun-
ming daily and No. "a daily except SUNDAY.
]. r. kESLf,
superintendent OF transportation.
TN. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
Sol HAAS, Traffic Manager. nolt
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu,urs Days.
by ". W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" LARGE FARM ON THE RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD, IN Nell
nDN COUNTY, VA, KNOWN "A" LANES
WILLIE" CONTAINING 1,61t ACRES,
AND ALSO AN ADJOINING TRACT EN-
BKACING SEQ ACRES. BY AUCffON.-in
execution Ola decree ofthe Chaucery Court
OF Richmond, entered nth April, 1884, IN
the cause Of Hartsook's administrators ~.
Hsrtsook and ais, Will, as special commls-
sioner sell vt the Office OF n. W. Bowe. No.
north Eleventh street. in the city OF hlch-
mond, AT 0'eockf Z. NJ, ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER il. 1885,
the LARGE AND VALUABLE TRACTS
OF LAND above referred TO- being part OF
the property OF which the late Daniel j.
HarisOok died seized aud possessed.
The above tracts OF landare situated on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
about tiyO miles east OF Midway Mills. and
adjoining the farms known as Bon AIT anu
Liberty Hall. .. 80,
They embrace about 800 ACRES OF
OPEN LAND in fair state Of cultivation
and have n good barn and the hsuai out
buildings ON them.
There are Indications indeed, 10 may he
said 10 be fact That there are yaiuape
deposits ofirou and manganese on thls lanu
which should attract the attention OF those
Interested I'm these ores. Us well as those
seeking agricultural lands.
TERMS one third cash and the balance
at six and twelve months for negOtiaD -
notes with interest added. and the ute re-
iained until all the purchase money shall
be paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court. A. l.. BOULWARE,
Special Commissioner.
HARTsooK's ADMINISTRATORS. PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST HAKrsOOK AND AIS. DEFEND
ANTs-TN THE CHASCERY COURT Or riiE
CITY OF RICHMOSD.
/. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk Of said court.
certify That the bond required OF the special
commissioner by the decree In said cause OF
April IL 1854. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand the 22d day OF
April. 1854. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
10 Clerk.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND
~ ST0REIN FREDERtCKSBURG. VA
Al AUCTION by order ~ Dr. George y.
steel administrator a g. W. Garnctt' de-
ceased. [ VIII offer for sale at public anc-
ton. IN front OF the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, NENT'
nj u o'clock NJ, that LARGE BRICK
Nv tLLING with store and back buildings.
situafad on the east side 81 Main street. A.
present occupied 10y Me>srs. J !. Berry ana
" uliam T. Moon. The building IS ga mol
.istrlv good repair very large. VITA al.
.uuScuiencos Tor "a comfortable home. me
LOT runs back 10 Sophia street. Win en-
trance nom said street 20 tine property.
he store having been long occupied by
NJ Moon a. a irwcirv store. has become a
WrI-cstab.ished business stand.
TIFMs uT SALE: one thrrd OF me pur-
chase. money 100 cash: tine balance IN SIX
and twe.Nr n0uti, win interest TlL'
given. and deed of trust taken 10 secure the
deferred payments. JAMES ROACH'
A.. t..t AuctIOurer.
a., t.,roa " MaXp. Aucf IDuegT.
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ARRIVE RlCuHONI.
500 T. NJ MAIL daIy lrN'.It sunday.
1905 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily (eIs
cept sunday.
TAO A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily (eK.
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with assoc ed railways
and Richmond. Fredericksburg and Foto-
mac railroad; a. Lyuchbur, with Virginia
Midland railway and Norfolk and Western
railroad; At Clifton Forge WITH .hesapeaka
and ONO railway At Lexington with Balu-
more and ohio ra'lrpad.
SlePing-cGr attached 90 Ai9M Efpren 20
Trains marked dauy except sunday
Tickets sold % all points. Offices 1909
east Main street 1000 Man, AMI ~ Rlcl,
pOnd and Allegheny depot Egnin aud
General Passenger AMI Express Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY.-NONEMBEU D.. lss3t
LEAVE RICdNDND
740A. NJ. Throughaui Local Mail except
sunday lonuvcte Tor Lynch
sI5A. M. For Newport Ss,fs on poiu.
Comfort al Nof.oik isly eX-
cept SUNDAY
s5OP.M. For NeWlor. Vows Oh Point,
and Norfolk. r'p, Sunday,
400 +. NJ. r.. r. aud T.. II. iLu sccun-
mediation. except sunday.
6.25PM. For LOusN ana Cincinnati,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT ATrRAC- a
Il TIVE, CENTRALLY-LOCAT "a
AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
No, ITO east Grace street, containing about
twelve rooms. all conYeniences and in
thorough order.
For rent, the DESIRABLE BRICK DE-
TACHED DWELLING No. 5ll west Mar
shall street. containing six or seven rooms
with modern improN ements, &C.; In thor
ough repair.
For rent. BRICK DWELLING No. Sls
south Fourth street, eight roous gas,
water, &c.
For rent. BRICK DWELLING No. S24
north Twenty fourth street, containing
eight rooms. gas water. &c. Rent low.
For rent. TWO NEW AND ATfRAC-
TIVE DWELLINGS. Nos. 1900 and 1904
| west Main street. containing six rooms
| each. w. IL. LYME & CO,
de 6-3t lll3 Main street.