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lasipr the temperature Of the mansion,
ON the west side. The remainder Of the
basement i occupied by the plumbing
work. which is indexed so that each
fixture can be worked separately at q
moments notice. The plumbing work
has all been done in the basement, and
from that place each pipe rises to help
in supplying the house.
From this necessarily superficial emu
meration Of the luxuries Of Mr.. Floods
admirable new mansion, it can be seen
that the establishment, when COM
pleted, will have cost an immense for
tune. The exact amount Of expense is
not known even 10 the owner, and Will
not be until the work has been done
and the bills footed up. In the rough
estimates for the mason and carpenter
work the calculations of expense for
each room run from $4,000 to $4,000,
and as these figures take no count OF
the cost of the furniture and the e1-
pense of the imported brownstone,
the total outlay cannot fail to run well
into the millions.
Active work was commenced on the
mansion in the summer Of 1888, under
the direction Of the architect, Augustus
LAYER. The designs for the frescoes
and furniture are being completed here,
in the East, and in Europe, and the
building will be certainly ready for oc-
cupation in ten months.
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A roo JEALOUS DOG.
Water Spaniel insiss on Swimming Ate
Charge Of Dyaamite

Water Spaniel insIss on Swimming After
a Charge OF Dynamite.
London correspondent Paris News.l
A remarkable scene was witnessed
at Penbrey, Characteristic, on Sat
urday. Several scientific men were
making experiments with dynamite in
= tarn among Welsh hills, when an in
cident occurred which nearly put an
end to the whole party and such spec
tators also as were present.
The charge Of dynamite had a FIVE
minutes fuse attached, and was thrown
into the water. The power of the ex-
plosive was to bejudged by the volume
of water forced up by the explosion.
While the operations were proceeding a
man, accompanied by his dog, appeared
on the scene, and as the charge was
thrown into the water the animal
sprang in and siezed it and quickly
brought it ashore.
The dogs owner shrieked to the dog
to drop the substance, but the animal
ran in the direction Of its master, and
the experimentalists Immediately made
off, the dog being kept at bay by bis
master and others with continuous
shower Of stones.
At the end Of five minutes the charge
exploded and the poor animal was blown
to pieces, and its master and friends
narrowly escaping with their lives.
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TMenfY Yenrs I'm Brisnn.

Scranton Republican, August 1sth.l
Lancaster county contains a man
whose case will arouse sympathy, and
it is hoped there will be found among
the people Of that county men of sulli-
cient charity to provide for him.
Twenty years ago man named James
Henry, aged forty-six years, was con-
victed Of DEMONSTRATING on circumstan-
tial evidence, and also Of incendiarism
in setting on fire the barn from which
he was supposed to have stolen horse.
lie was sentenced to undergo an impri-
sonment of twenty years. His term
expires tomorrow. During all these
years he has steadily declared his inno-
cence, and his conduct has been so ex-
emplary throughout that a very general
belief has for years been entertained
that he was wrongfully convicted. To-
morrow. then, he will be given liberty
to face the world. Without money,
not single known friend, and at the
advanced age Of siXty-six years, this
poor old man is sent out to make bat
tie for existence. What can he do but
apply for admission to the almshouse
unless some one gives him an opportu-
nifty to earn living? If this man was
sworn into prison by wilful peUurers,
as he declares, there ought to be a
frightful punishment in store for some
body, if not in this world. then in the
next. TO consign middle-aged man
to imprisonment for twenty years is, as
proved in the above case, less mcrcllul
than life-sentence would be.
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ARMOUR AND THE BROKERS.
The walI-srset Criticisms Make the Chicago
Man Careful Of speech.


A Chicago special says Mr.. Philip
ID. Armour said to-day he had nothing
to say concerning the remarks of the
members Of the New York Stock Ex-
change about him, and then spoke as
follows: "Some men may have won a
point by talking, but ] certainly never
lost anything by holding my tongue.
Besides, | am not member yet, and
those fellows may blackball me for
aught I know. They are mighty in
dependent, can tell you. They do
just about what they please on the Ex-
change"
lone Of them" suggested the re-
porter, made himself merry at your
having spoken Of buying your way into
an aristocrasy for s24, 600, though your
expression as printed in Chicago was
an autocracy' instead Of an aristo-
cracy.'"
"Yes, there's big difference. They
deal Just as they please with one an
other, and a member can undoubtedly
save great deal. 1t is hardly to be
supposed that ] applied for member
ship for fun without expecting to gather
some advantage out Of it. The mem
bership is limited to 1000, and
no amount of money can buy
ticket when the list is full. But
the s24, 900 which a membership nomi-
nally costs is probably a small part Of
the actual expense. After the election
comes the initiation. A word to the
wise do not expect to go upon the
Exchange actively, but member can
get lower commissions than an outsider.
As to the criticisms Of the New York
brokers | have nothing to say. A
man who is talked about is sure to hear
many unpleasant things, and as they
were caused in this case by my too free
use of the tongue, ] may as well correct
myself now, especially as | do not wish
said in the public prints about
it,
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BY ". II. Lyme 4 Co., Auctloneers.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
u VALUABLE eHAFTING. Betting,
SASH, BLIND, AND DOOH-MAChlNhr
Hf. &C.-By virtue OF deed OF trust 70 me
from Samuel q. Flournoy, dated March ~:
1884, and recorded in the clerks oiiice or
the Richmond Chaucery Court on the lfth
OF August, 1885. ! shalt sell by public atic-
ton, at the shop, No. 1888 east Franklin
street, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1855,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed In said deed. consisting OF large
and desirable lot OF
SHAfTING and BELTING. with Pulleys;
90 sets MOULDlNG-BITS OF various
sizes,
FLAMING and MORrlClNG-MA-
CHIMES,
SASH, BLIND, and DOoR-MACHINEs,
EMORY MACHINE,
FOOT METkRfNG- MACHINE.
GRINDSTONE and FRAME, sc.
TERMS: Cash.
A. J. VAUGHAN. Trustee.
Sale conducted be +. y. Cook, AuctioneeT
lb
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ArCTroy sAEEs-rusurc Days.

GALE OF JAMES-RIVER LAND
- BY virtue OF decree OF Buckin cham
Circuit Court made at It's April term, 1888,
in the chnncery cause Of Kate ID. Brown 20.
Harrison Robertson. trustee, and Others,
the undersigned commissioners viii on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1885,
mt 2 O'Clock p. NJ. offer for sale A. pubic
auction on the promises. the RED HOUSE
TRACT OF LAND, OF which James Is. Fich-
len died seized aud possessed, situated on
James river, In Buckingham county, near
BremO, OIL the Richmond and AieRhahy
rnilrOad, iontairmg about $50 AChbS, Oh
which abCst 100 acres are first-class James
river lOwgrounds, about 400 acres cleared
highland, and the balance well tiInOereu'
OF the tract, however about 2Is acres, m
Guiding about one third OF the lOwgrounus
and most Of the buildings, which CONSIST ot
a COMFORTABLE DWEbLtNG-HOUSE
ahd the usual farm-bulldlngs. have been
assigned to the widow as dover, and the
purchaser Will not be entitled 10 that unth
her death.
The tract viii be sold SIS n whole. or the
reyersion In the dover Will be sold sepa.
rately, as may best suit purchasers ana
Will realize the most money.
The mail train from Richmond VIII reach
BremO In time for the sale.
TERMS Cash enough TO pay costs Of suit
and sale--say s850-and to pay the debt of
Thomas Dayls-say 81. 1888; and as to
the debt OF Kate ID. Brown-amounttng To
81 769. 65-the decree provides for cash. at
her option, and she consents to n credit Of
one. Two. and three years. II the purchaser
desires 70. As TO 81 much OF the purchase
money as is not paid in cash there Will be
credit OF one, two, and three years, In
equal payments, bearing interest from the
day OF sale. secured by bonds % the pur-
chaser. with good personal security, and by
retention OF the Title.
THOMAS u MARTIN
II. y. NICHOLAS,
W. W. MOFFETT.
Commissioners.
BUCKINGHAM CIRCUIT COURT. CLERKS
OFFICE. JUNE 3, 1855.
hereby certify that Thomas =. Martin.
com III ssioner in the suit OF Kate ID. Brown.
paintlif. against Harrison Robertson. trus-
tee, and Others, mas this day given the bond
required OF him In said case by decree OF
April term. 1855. ID. y. PAKRACk, ID. {.
au lS-Tu&FtOciq
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wArGRoAplssEs.


NJ Al .ss ia..al;ss rsls.s.sssss .ssg-:a;5y5
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ wAY.--SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
MAY 10, 1885:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:sb A. Is. For Newport.s News Old Point
Comfort, and Nofolk. Daiy
except Sunday. Only tb,o.
hours and thirty minutes Rleb'
fnond % Norfolk VIVA
l1:sO A. NJ. For ell stations and Lexington
KY, Louisville, and Clncinnatp
Mail except sunday. Connect.
direct for LynchburZ
$50 p. NJ. For Newpsrt's news. Old poln,
and Norfolk. Express except
sunday.
400 p. NJ. Charlottesville accommodation.
Daily except Sunday. stop, al
Gil stations.
J20P.N. For louisville and Cnclnn,u
connecting for All points Wesi
Northwest. and south west. Fast
express daily. Does not stop b.,
local business. Pullman s'oop.
ing cars Richmond % Cinrf6.
natl and frora Washington a.s
Charlottesville To Lon.sgIIf.
Chesapeake and ohio slecp.ry.
car Richmond 20 White su'rt9,
enables passengers to sleep uutl
breakiaSt-tlius.
a40P. VI. Limited. For Old Point Will.
Pullman cam daily, except sul.
day.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:e5 A. NJ. From Charlottesville. excs.t
Sunday.
ll:15 A. N. From Norfolk. oid Point. ars
NewpOrts News. except a..
day.
3:4OP. VI. From Louisville. Cincinnati
and all local points. eKccY.-.
day.
7so5 Z. NJ. From Norfolk. Oh Point a.,
NewpOrts News. Daily ex.a..
sunday.
$50 i. NJ. From Louisville and CIr-,..
natl. Fast liue daily
Commencing sunday. June 7tl exrr-.
sion train for NcwpOrt'S News ami t.,
Point will leave Richmond - A.Nl.arf,..
turning Will arrive 7.l5 Pm
Depot: seventeenth ant Broad s're.,s
Ticket-Ofces; 1000 Ma u ,tn..t 90 La.
apcake and Ohio hallway depot.
h ". FULLER
Genera! Passenger Ax.nt
Z. W. SMITH General Manner M,
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Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneei,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneei,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il RICK-MACHINES. STOCk-RRICK
PRESS, STEAy-ENGINE. KILN OF IN
BURNT BRICKS, &C, &C.-By virtue Of
certain deed OF trust executed by W. &.
Schaefer and wife and Nels Hansen ana
wife 10 the undersigned as trustee, dated
May 20. 1854. and duly recorded In the
clerks Office Of HcnTicO County Court. iu
Deed BOOK 10, PAGE 1873. % secure the
payment Of n certain negotiable note there
in mentioned. default having been mads
In the payment thereof and ar the request
OF the holder Of said note. viii proceed 10
sell az public auction, az the brick-yari u
Il. Maynard a Co. on the Osborne turn
pike Just below the city Of Richmond, on
FRIDAY. ATGUSr 2s l~sj.
commencing at IL o'clock 4. NJ, the MA
CHINFBI. &c. conveyed by the above
mentioned deed. consisting of
~TOCK-BRlCK PRESS.
2 II y > T. y BRICk-MACHlNES. with
equipments;
! 3O.HGRSE- POWER ENGINE.
1 HI y or GREEN OK L y = L = y !
BRICKS, ahout 1870 600;
/ O. TT AND HARNESS;
; WHEEL"ARkOW~
l SHED AND ENGINE-HOU5E, 20 be- re-
moved:
/ LOT OF LUMBER. &c. sc.
IEHN-: trorgu IN cash 10 pay the eN-
peuscs Of sale ard the note OF 100000, with
inter - thereon from May 20 l~-5. until
pa ia. and tine res Ia" ON such terms rs VIII
toe announced at the hour OF sale.
ALLEN e.. MAYNARD Trustee.
sale conducted by T.. y. Cook, Aucuoneer.
au2
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A copy Of original

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RICHMOND
10 WIT:
/. James l.. Mckinney, q notary public
for the city aforesaid, In the State of Vir-
gnia, do certify that Bernard ID. Chalkley
/. Davenport. Jr., q. b. Davenport, and Ju-
Mus A. Morris, whose names are signed TO
the foregoing certificate, have severally ac-
knOwledged the same before me in my said
city on this the day OF the date Of said GER
tifcate, and / further certify that the said
Bernard ID. Chalkley this day made oath
6. y. Davenport, and Junius A. Morris have
each pa IN actual cash into the partner
ship described in said certificate the sum OF
sG.66G.66A.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF
August. 1855.
Signed JAMES +. MCKINNEY.
au2l Notary Public.
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ATCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Il. Il. ChafHn Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
THE CORNER OF GARY AND PAIN
STREETS. FRONTING 80 FEET ON TUE
NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET. AND
EXTENDING BACK TO THE MIDDLE
OF THE SQUARE. SAY $50 FEEI.-By
virtue Of n deed OF trust from James Phil
lips. dated July 30, 1894, recorded I'm Hem
rico County Court in ID. b. III, p. III, and
at the request OF the uOte-holder, default
having been made in the payment OF
note secured bya deed Of trust. Will sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1883,
at o'clock +. NJ, the above. described
LOIS. These lots are located in the grow
ing West End and will prove a hand
some investment, as they must advance In
price.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and
note of sI9O.sO with interest from August
2. 1885, and on credit 10 August ,. 1855,
for note OF s20l.60; balance on terms an
nouncCd al sale.
X. b. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
Sale by Il. b. CHAFFIN 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
%
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RICHMOND, August 30, 1885.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHIP
rhe firm of o, II. CHALRLEY & co. is this

The ftm OF o. III. CHALKLEY & co. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
BEkNARD ID. CHALKLEY. having pur,.
chnsed the stock and goodwill OF the ulu
concern. VIII continue the business ~ the
CHALKLEY.
ERNEST Ii. CHALKLEY will have excln-
sive charge of The books. and will settle no
the business OF the old firm. All persons
indebted 10 it are requested 10 pay him.
and those having claims against IL to pre-
sent them to him FOR payment
y. A. CHALKLEY,
II. ID. CIIALKLEY,
ERNEST II. CHALkLEI,
q. II. CHA LKI Ely,
LYMAN CHALKBEf,
by ERNEST III. CHALKLEY, Attorney.
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r United PARTNERSHIP.

This Is 10 certify that we, BERNARD ID.
CHAl kLkY, ]. DAVENPORT, JR., q. u.
DAVENPORT, and JUNIUS A. NORRIS
oil OF the city OF Richmond and state OF
Nirginia-have formed a limited partner
snip FOR the purpose OF conducting In the
city OF Richmond the business OF TAM
MING AND FINISHING LEATHER AND
BUllNG AND SELLING HIDES, LEA
TIER, SHOE-FINDINGS. OILS, and other
articles generally dealt in by leather-deal-
ers. The partnership is to continue for two
years unless sooner dissolved by mutual
consent. and the firm name will be u. ID.
CHALkLEY.
The special partners are /. DAVENPORT, Jry
Il. Il. DAVENPORT and JUNIUs A. MORRIS.
and they have each contributed the sum OF
SO 500. 6625 making an aggregate Of $780,
600. BERNARD j. CHALKLEY is the gene
raj partner.
Given under our hands this Goth day OF
August 1855.
lSignedl B. ID. CHALKLEY.
]. DAVENPORT. JR.,
G.. Il. DAVENPORT.
HINTS A MORRIS
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THOMAS 4. MARTIN.
II. y. NICHOLAS.
W. W. MOFFErT.
Commissioners.
by ApperSon * Co.,
D.f IH-t.e, ATaffn,,,ats.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il THE NEW BRICK TENE-
MENTS 22ls AND 222O. NORTH SIDE OF
VENABLE. NEAR JESSAMINE ; rREEr
Fy virtue Of a trust-deed 20 me from r.
Z. Rogers. trustee. dated March q. 1854.
duly recorded. default having been made, at
the request Of the beneficiary, Will sell, on
the premises on
FRIDAY, AUGTST %, 1855.
az G O'Clock L. NJ. the abOve-namei PREF
TY TENEMENGS. each containing five
rooms. and each lot l91iXi57l5 feet 10 an
alley 10 feet wide. Real nice homes.
TERMS; one fourth cash; balance at
three, six, and nine months, negotiable
notes. interest added. secured by trust
deed. \. Il. APPEKSON.
au II Trustee.
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L c Il + VI A !

Tor the beneftOf suffering humanity, and
in heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful re-
suit. deem IL only my duty % give this un-
solicited testimony I'm favor Of Swifts Spe-
cifc. My wife has been afflicted with he
reditary Eczema or salt Rheum from her
infancy. 10 has increased in intensity with
eahl succeeding spring, and being some
what skilled in medicine myself tried
every remedy could think Of for years
Sarsaparilla combined with every form OF
Potassie, and hundreds ofotherremedies, To-
lions, and alkili washes OF every known
kind, but they all gave only temporary relief.
During the spring OF 1884 her lower ex-
tremities became so infiamed and sore that
she was obliged to keep them constantly
coated with a covering OF " Fuller's Earth. y
mixed wet and allowed 10 dry on. Among
other things. she WAS afrlicted with PEE
riOdical nervous headache, occurring regu-
larry every seven days, sometimes followed
by an intermittent fever for weeks at y
time, so that her life became burden TO
her.
This srring determined she should take
S. s. 5. and follow strictly the directions in
regard TO dose diet. etc. This was about
seven wee ks ago. After taking the first large
bottle the disease seemed To increase; the
burning, itching. and Inflammation be-
tdIlt unDfhIhDlts OHtf uOWtNtfs IffSr-
vered in the use OF the medicine. After
taking the second bottle the Inflammation
began TO subside. After the third bottle the
Inflammation disappeared. and sore spots
dried up and turned white and scaly. and
finally she brushed them of in an impal.
pable white powder resembling pure salt.
she Is now taking the sixth bottle. three
tabespoenfuls four times daily. Every APP
pearance OF the disease has gone. and her
flesh Is becoming soft, white. and smooth
again: and. what is more. her periodical
headaches have disappeared, and she Il
now, at fifty-three years OF age. enjoying
the only good health she has known for
upwards OF forty years. No wonder she de-
cares with emphasis that every bottle OF
$. $. Sis worth thousand times its weight
in gold.
Any further information concerning her
case will be cheerfully given by herself at
her residence. 1875 Mullett street. or by me.
JOHN +. BRADLEY,
A Griswold street.
DETROIT, AITI.. May 10. 1885.
BE sure TO get the genuine. and send for
Treaties on Blood and Skin-Diseases. free.
For sale by all druggists.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
1877 west Twenty-third street, n. Y.
au 20-1w
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EEkL EsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
4 HANDSOME RESIDENCE n
4 I FOR SALE. IA

Having determined TO discontinue house,
keeping. ! offer FOR SALE mV RES
DENCE. so. 7O7 west Grace street between
Pine and IaursN. The LOT fronts 80 feet
and runs lack 100 feet 70 "a paved n ey 20
feet wide. The house was hu.U I'm lc-3 Of
fiiSt-class material and in the bcN' manner
under my own daily supervision as VOL as
that OF an experienced architect. The foiu-
datiOu is the very best. art the walls are
thirteen inches thick. ON le ilrst i'OOr =
ball ten feet wide, with stairway four feet
wide; TWO rarlors IA fce' 3 inches bv rs
feet inches each; large dining-room:
store room: pantry with not and cold Wa
ter kitcucu. with stationary WAsh-tup-
hot and cold water: and one of the best
warren ranges. Front, back, and side
TOrrhss On the second floor three cham-
bers correspond ng with the parlOrS ana
diniIg-rOom wide hal and bathroom
Iesr- and side-pOrches. Bathroom fur
nished with the latest and best improve
mems, aud servants room healed rom the
range. The third story Is q Mlusard divided
into three chambers. The cellars are paved
and cemcnted-that under the Kitchen be-
ing for fuel and that under the dining room
Is supplied with the very best furnace War
Teu's, No. Al. which heats the house IN
winter and saves about one third OF the
fuel All the rooms also have fire. places.
aud are furnished with marbleiZed mautels;
the halls. parlOrs and front chambers with
YeIy handsome crystal pendant chande-
liers. The house is entirely detached. haV-
ing its own private alley on the east side
The back yard has been planted with choice
grapc-Vines and fruit-trees The uuOb-
strLctcd view OF Monroe Park from the VIM
dows OF the rear rooms and pOrches Is
great attraction, and one Uhtch cannot be
Terms OF payment very accommodating.
II. l.. STAPLES
an 21-lt 1903 Main street.
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AND DANKlLLk
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY
81, 1873.


81, le~J.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
200 A. M.-lThrougu-Ta>,eu NAL Ia
lyl-for al stations bttw-r
Richmond and DauF.lle. cone
Meeting at Greensboro flr
Raleigh. Goiisboro' am 90 ufs
on salem Branch: tayrtt.-
Vile and ali &. r. aui =. -.
local points ami A. tulrDft9
for Columbia AMI tue south
east; also fDr Atlanta. Sow
Orleans. aud southwest
Pullman Sleeper. Richmond
tOGrceusOorD ptutilie tO A.
gusta without change. ans
lanylle TO Selma withoIt
change.
8,2b N.-tThrough Passenger daily
STOPS al all stations couur,t-
ing az KeysVllle Tor all p1uis
on Richmond and MecS'eu-
burg railroad taaily except
Sunday: al Greensboro tIral
points on salem Branch. a.
Salisbury with ". y. &. rl.A
road: az Atlanta OR Jackson
Vile. Fla, New Orleans aud
Southwest.
Pullman sufet sleeper Dan.
vile to Atlanta Go.d,hIr. 20
AsheVile. Danville 20 New
Orleans without change
3.4OP. M.-(lOrk- River Pay-enger dal}l
Stops at all stat aud cong
meets a West Po.lt ola eve
cept sunday with sietuIet UE
Baltimore and points North.
900 L. A.-(BOn AIT Accommodate
daily except sunday Tor Coal-
field.
7:l2 M.-lNOTk- River t-frpu
Twenty street DEPOT
daily except sunday for
West Point
ARRIVE All RICHMOND.
TOO A. M.-From Atlanta. Goldsb0rD'
Raleigh, aud intermediate
points daily.
Sal A. E.-hrOm COa.neld aud Bon Ar
daily except sun lay.
lOl5 A. N-krOm West Point daily Bal
timOre. and points North DAILY
except Monday.
3:45P A-%lOm all Local stations Allan
ia, New Orleans, and south
west daily
1881 M.-FIelght daily except -uniay)
from West Point.
TICKET OFFICES: 1000 Main street SnA
At the Richmond aud DaaViile railroad
depot, Virginia street.
A. SLAUGHTER
General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager
A. l.. RIvEs, General Manager. ~ -
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by f.. u. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.
I WILL SELL
ma

at 10 o'clock large assortment OF
NICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing Chamber and Parlor Suits, COM
plete. together with almost every article IN
The house keeping line. sale positive.
au2l X. y. COOK, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-21

NANTED.-I DESIRE TO TRADE
w n FARM OF BIO ACRES. four miles
from Matt0aX Depot, Richmond and Dan.
Vile railroad, and "A STEAM SAW -MlLL In
West Virginia. for PAYING BUSINESS
in Virginia or the South worth ten or M
teen thousand dollars. putting property at %
fair price and paying balance in cash or
WOULD BUY a SMALLER BUSlNE SS.
Address j. =. SUIPHIN.
SeWeil, West Va.
Refers to ELLISON & HARVEY, Richmond,
Va. aul3-etf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-21
FIRST-CLASS MEALS.
The elegantly reballt aud fast steamer
AklEL.

The elegantly rebuilt aud last steamer
ARIEL,
Garry NJ nitrd states MALI
-. {. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ANp FRIDAY
at : A. vi. STREET CARS CONNECT ~
FULL TIME for aboNc-uamef places. ar
riNingat Old Point az f:3Oaud Norfolk $50
O'Clock =. N. Returning. the steamer leaves
Norfolk. Portsmouth. Newports NeWs. and
Old Point on alternate days, arriving ~
Richmond about T.. d.
Through uckctaou sale ON steamer and AZ
Carriers Agency. 1000 Man street Bag
gage checked through.
STAIE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY