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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
THROUGH THE STATE.
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.

SsSssa 0sssh as . Lsas-Nsw irsaa We
sasasd-s.assnss In ys''-A aase' nav
ssstsy.
lccrrsspondsnce of,he Richmond pispascn.l
PrrERssuRe, Feb. IL, 1856.
Ms. Martha Muirhesd, wife Of Mr..
James Mairhesd, the superintendent OF
Dlanafosd cemetery, died very suddenly
Isst night at the residence Of her hus-
band, in Blandford aged for,y-hve
years.
The opponents Of the bill to amend
The city charter claim TO have scored e
victory before the Senate committee
last night, and are apparently in line
humsr to-day in consequence. Inc
friends Of the measure, however, De-
heye that it will yet be passed by the
Legislature.
Counsel Cor the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company have succeeded IN
their efforts to obtain new trial OF the
suit of William johnson (coiored) eS'
the company, in which the jury re-
Gently rendered q verdict Of $500 Tor
the plaintiff, for injuries sustained while
coupling cars ct Suffolk. The second
trial, however, will not take place
during the present term.
There are a: present ten lunatics con-
Hped in the city jail-six Of them COL
ored and four white. The asylums APP
pear 10 be so full as to afford no room
for these unfortunates. The sergeant
has made every effort in his power to
sst them into the asylums.
One Of the assistants of the Commls-
sioper Of the Revenue while making his
rounds to-day taking lists of taxable
property wss introduced to family IN
the third story Of large house in the
lower part Of the city. He found among
the inmates Of one of the rooms large
hog. in fine condition, and apparently
enjoying the same freedom Of the apart
nents As his owners. The officer mark
ed the porker down on his list and
then, to satisfy his curiosity, asked by
what means they had gotten such a
large hog up to the third-story hoor'
He was Informed the animal had been
brought up in the hands when tiny
mig. and there grown to maturity.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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lD EVERYBODY
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN

w to start a new business al their
homes: can be done evenings ana lealnei
In an hour; any person making less than
Zoe. to Doe an hour should send Ioc. a
once for package of samples OF goods anu
twenty. four WORKING samples tormniasl tn
commence on. Address ALBANY SJPfLl
co Albany. y. y. ia lt-lm
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
rriversiiy Commi,tee-Accident-6rape-
Growers, sc.

prnsrsify COMMUNICATIONS
Growers, sc.
lCorrespondenceo of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY IL, 1856.
The University committee Of the Le-
sislature began their work yesterday.
Lectures were very generally suspend
ed, and the professors conferred at length
with the committee, it is reported.
What scope their Investigations Will
take. or what the committee has done
thus far, has not been made public.
The committee are guests OF different
professors.
One night last week Mr.. John Harris
fell or was thrown from the platform
which surrounds the Chesapeake and
Ohio freight depot, and was rendered
senseless by striking his head against
the iron rail of the track. The injury
was thought to be slight at first, but
his recovery is now matter of doubt.
Hs is delirious much Of the time, and
no doubt his skull was fractured. His
brother, Captain Harris, Of the Lynch
burg fire department, and his mother
are with him.
The Albemarle Grape-Growers' AS
sociation met yesterday and considered
number of interesting subjects. Mr..
j. W. Porter, who had recently At
tended meetings in Washington, where
the subject OF putting a stop to the
+. adulteration Of domestic wines was
discussed, presented resolutions pledg-
ing the cooperation Of the Virginia
growers, as far as they are represented
by this Association, with the fruit
growers Of California, North Carolina,
Ohio. and New York, in their efforts to
secure legislation by Congress which
will prevent the adulteration complained
of. A committee, composed of j. W.
Porter, A. Russow, o. Reierson, u.
Afnaud, and William Hotopp, was APP
pointed to confer with the Virginia con-
gressmen.
The Committee on Experiments re-
ported, recommending new variety Oh
grape.
Last night a number OF prominent
and public-spirited businessmen ms'
in the Town Hall to organize Dulid-
Ing association. The ASSOCIATION was
organized under the name OF tue Char-
lottesyille Building-Fund Association,
and with the following officers Presi'
dent, c, d, Fishburne A.; Directors, Il.
B. Pace, W. J. Tyson, ]. B. Andrews
-, :, Kaufman, R. P. Valentine, ID. "
Gleason: Secretary, W. Norris
Treasurer. Moses .sterman; Trustees
John n, " nrte, b. Oberdorfer, DR.. IL
T. Nelson /; Solicitor, Micajah Woods
Committee TO Prepare Constitution ant
Bylaws ito be submitted to meet
ing to be called by the presidentl, Z
H. Fishburne, NJ. Woods, NJ. kaul
man. w. j. Tyson, NJ. Leterman. l
+ understood that the Association vii
only lend its money to shareholders.
Charles waddell, son of Mr.. l.. Wac
dell. formerly Of the Chronicle, has bee
confined to his room for several week
by a malady which puzzles the doctors
The religious meetings are still
progress. The Rev. Thomas Needha'
will preach his last sermon to-morro
at 10 A. NJ. The converts are man,
II is even claimed that during the pa
week the average would reach doz'
n day. The meetings will be continue
as long AS any interest is shown.
QCIP.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

The Recent Array at Republican grove
Personal Notes.
fcorrexpondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
SOUTH BosToN, Feb. III, 1886.
NV letter Of the 9th was correct as
"a, a Il went in regard 10 the killingol
Mr.. John r. Bates at Republican Grove
last Saturday by Mr.. John W.
Cousins. A correspondent writes me
Il is thought Bates, his brother, and
Hancock came TO the village for the
purpose of engaging in row, and when
Bates's friend Hancock was knocked
down by q Mr.. Davis Bates at once
threw himself into the melee. As be
did SO Mr.. Cousins and several others
standing by interfered in the interest Of
fair play. This seemed to Madden
Bates beyond control. lie rushed upon
Cousins with his knife drawn, cutting
at him until he was finally stopped by
the bullet that killed him.
RAILROAD.
The charter Cor the Lynchburg, Hal
flax and North Carolina railroad having
passed both the Senate and House OF
Delegates, our people are again discus
Eipg this important enterprise with re-
newed interest. II is unfortunate, how
ever, that at the very outset q damper
10 thrown upon the road by q contro-
versy which has arisen in Campbell
county rs to the location and route, but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

George W. Childs sent 500 to the
Baltimore fund for monument to
Francis Scott Key, the author of the
Star SpaDgled Banner"
United-States-M Minister Phelps pre-
sided at lecture given on Monday eve
ming by Leoni Levi, on international
law, at Kings College, London. lie
urged the necessity Of study to promote
the growth of the law of nations in the
direction of peace and progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
CONTIGUOUS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

lam a native Of England, and while was was
In that country / contracted terrlole
blood poison, and for two years was uH Mn,l
treatment as an outdoor patient AT Not.
tingham Hospital. England. but was not not
cured. suffered the most agonlzlng pai nas
in NV bones and was covered Win sores
al nyer NV body and limbs. / had vertigo
and deafness, with partial loss OF sight
severe pains in my head and eyes etc:,
which nearly ran me crazy. i lost All nope
i'm that country and sailed for America, ana
was treated at Roosevelt, In this city, as
well as BY prominent physician In New
York having no connection with the nos
saw the advertisement OF Swifts Spe-
cific. and determined to give u q trial as =
last resort. ! had given up all nope OF Delhg
cnred as ] had gone through the hanus o,
the best medical men in Nottingham ana
New York. ] took six bottles OF :. >. 3,
and ! can say with great JOY that they nave
cured me entirely. am as sound ana Wen
as ever was in my life. rono
l.. FRED. HALFORD.
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RAILRoM,I,rs.
a II 80 Ss
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail
LEAVE RlCHMOYn

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT yoyEvyey
~. 1855.
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nLD DOMINION STEAM . ~
~ SHIP COMPANY. '~''-
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond J. IA l''+'
nay. FRIDAY. aud 81 SDA1. ,....-,
-tee mers leave New York for Ken mona
EVERY Tt ESDAY, Thu RSDAl ANA III
TKDAY at I. VI. ,t
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare 10 New York linclGdlns hlets
and berth. SO: round trap uckes sle
sfeerage, with subsistence, 81 "l'ho"'
subsistence, So. .,.,,. Ann, nj,
lading issued for points beyond Ntw OK.
Freight received daily until J. NJ
Manifest closed on saiipg-dayS one npug
before departure. , IA. tina
Cbesapeake and ohio railway ST e.l5 \. VI;
f,i1 ports News aud the kiehmouu
and Petersburg railroad at 1879 \. VI on
NONpAYS. Tuesdays. MElNtNpNl :,
mi RSDAYS, and SATuRlA1N. WI
make connections at NORtOLk WIFI 'N0
stpau1els leaving those days.
SAILISGS THIS WIEN.
ROANOKE. Captain CouCu. 81 MAJ
EebruarV 7th. AZ o clock \. VI. ,,,,,,
OLD DOMINION. Captain Sa IIh, IL -
| DAY. February 9th, At o'clock !, 81 scr.
! WNANOKE Captain HULftttN 80
| DAY. February l2th. al 2ncl0,k Z,
/ GEORGE ". ALLEN q 90, Nsens'
| No. 1901 Main street anu
/ ta6 Companv's wnsrt. hNHetto.
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Tor RENT OR LEASE.

desire 10 rent out the house In when
now live, All north Ninth street, II ; one
OF the most comfortable and conNehleh,
small houses in this city. Hot anu tol9
water on every floor. The only luducethe
for me 10 move is that may occupy iar&el
house which cannot rent out. App'N on
the pre.. ises or 10 \. l.. sHEPHEkp,
fe 7.eod3ts 4lVl haslu S''0'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
A BARGAIN IN CORNER LOTS

N IS what most men desire, Out 10
lot ere half your days are numbered,
always keep r supply OF DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery" by you. When
the FIST symptoms Of consumption appear
lose no time in putting yourself under the
treatment Of this invaluable medicine. IL
cures when nothing else will. Possessing,
as II does, ten times the virtue Of the best
cod liver oil, II is not only the cheapest. but
far the pleasantest 10 take. 10 purines ana
enriches the blood, strengthens the system.
cures blotches pimples. eruptions, and other
humors BY druggists.
Young and middle.aged men suffering
from nervous debility premature old age
loss of memory, and kindred symptoms,
should send % cents I'm stamps for large H.
Illustrated treatise suggesting sure means oil
cure. Worlds p;spensary Medical Associa-
lion. Buffalo. \. 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

BY George II. Poindexser,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
NO. 1900 Main street.


ny REQUEST OF Mr.. LOUIS
Id pREMOND. who IL moving from the
county. win sell by auction. on his arm.
an ibe New turnpike. about mile ana
half north OF the city, on 80,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY AZ, 1855,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, AL nus
oNALPRoPERrY' consisting IN part
= FINE HORSES. ,c.,vrs
new CARRIAGE, vlLLAGE-CAhr'an ana
WV 'TTESNEssEE" WAGON;
EARNING IMPLEMENTS and TOOLS oil
every description, all in good order;
CaRpFTs' CHANDELIERS. MIRRORS.
and FURNITURE OF every description
and OF the best quality.
In fact. there will DC everything sofa go'
ipa TO make up the equipment OF nrs''
class country home.
cess OF that amount. note for SIX moh'hs
with satisfactory endorser. Drxrrp
GEORGE III. POlNDENTEE,
IL, Auctioneer
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REIlilIr.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Iol,',
ITcksford Va. Washington. n. G; Nr"-
p eT washington, and Tarboro,, y. G; a,
stations on Atlantic and Danrtle rallroal.
Ssaboard and Roanoke railroad, No.l".N
southern railroad, and Eastern NoTil Oaio o,
Inc Generally. also. for Eastern SHORE ol
ViTgi1Iia, and an regular landings on James
river. AZ LOWEST RATES, and through
bills Issued. ...,, .,.,..,.,,
.a99 No.IlO9 Main street ana N"'hr''N,
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PtIEli~Bl it' RAIL
ROAD TIMETABLE
Com meucug SUNDAY, Npt'u nrr ID.
lss5.fra. hs on THIS road " % in0 as 'o .1As d.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYM0L

h useful TO doctor and patient. When dir
fused in the apartment II disinfeets the at.
tendants rs well as the sick. In nearly
syery instance In which II hiss been used In
this city Il has prevented the spread OF con.
tseious disea1s, especially diphtheria and
scsrlet- fever, beyond the sick room.
II IL the most agreeable, innocent, and OF.
Active destroyer II bad odors and disease
cured whooping- cough In . rsma ably
abort time.
hottie. Ns
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AucrTor sALEs-rasare Dav-.

BY ApptIsOn q w.
and
John T. Goddip,
Real Estate Auctioners,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ sALE OF BRICK DWELLING NO; soI
EAST DUvAL STREET; BEL WEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.-By vir-
inc az a decree OF Richmond Chnncery
Court in the suit OF Hill and vile ~: smith
and ats, entered on the 2ist day OF Jenu-
ary. 1855. as special commissioner therein
named. / will sell on the premises on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1885.
at $40 o'clock p. ~, the above described
PROPERTY. The brick dwelling con-
tains four rooms, with two-story porcnes on
the west side and rents well. me Iot
fronts on the south side Of Duval street SOx
lao feet with paved alleys 10 ieet "iue OH
the east and south side OF IL.
Terms: One third cash, balance AT SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes,
Interest added, and title retained untl al
the purchase- money Is paid ana n convey
ance directed by the court, p.
Special Commissioner.
HILL AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
SMITH AND AIS. DEFBNDASTs-lN THE
CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY or hICH'
MOND.
/ BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk OF said
court certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the decree IN ssid
cause OF January 81, 1885, mas oeen uuiy
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
January, 1856. b. H. bhhHi'
fp ~
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POISON

had nroduced great holes In my back and
chest. and had removed all the hair of my
head. yet began to improve In week
time. and the sores began TO heal. and were
entirely gone inside Of eight weeks:
WILL JONES,
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
CISCO, TEXAS. July 10. 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. e. ,,1,,,r,x,y
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga; New YORK, l1'
west Twenty-third street. te z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
RLOOD

is the life, and he is wise who remembers
n Rut i'm March OF last year 1854 | con-
tracted blood poison, and being In Sayan-
nah. g.. at the time. went into the nos
pital there for treatment. suffered very
much from rheumatism at the same time.
/ did not get well under the treatment
there nor was 1 cured by any OF the usuei
means. have now taken seven bottles OF
Swifts Specific, and am sound and wei. IL
drove the poison out through bQlis on the
sl,in DAN LEAHG.
Jersey CITY, y. j., August z, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY,
-

NEW LAW B00KS.-Oanforth's
~ United states Supreme Court Digest OF
United States Reports from the OrganlZa-
ton OF the Court, Volume ll5: SO. WOODS
on RailWays-the last work OH the subject
three volumes; SIS. Sedgwick and Waite
on Trial Of Title to Land, second edition;
$3.50. Reach on Contributory Negligence,
eb25, Bishop on Directions and Forms for
Prosecution and Defence. So.
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co,
la31 Oil Main street.
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,,ropu WORK. WORK ."

How many women there are worklm ~ say s,v
day in various branches OF in 1un,iaSSt honse-
wives Wh 20 lives are an unceesing round o0n
of toiI-who are martyrs to those con ln
oIaints TO which the weaker sex IS ilaDie ,
their task are rendered douoly nara anu Hai
i,hsome and their lives shortened, YET
liza hSS necessity compels them to keep on;
T To Dr. Pierce "Fayorite Prescription, :
ofIeis a sure means OF relief For all IelnH :
Weaknesses Il is a certain cure. All druggists
RE 7~Su. W(w)&Frl
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,osr. srRAYEp. AND FOUND.

T OST. ON LESTER OR ROCKETS
II STREET last night, a BLUE.PLAlD
YFST out OF a package. The Under VIII
please return TO y. SAhS " w.
r. l2-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
THE GLUCTNUM PENS.

NEW BOOKS.-The New King Ar
~ thur IAN opera without music. Sl.5O:
0veet I'icely by Josiah Aliens VIE 81 :;
George Ellot's Poetry and other studies by
Miss Cleveland. sl.50; Our Women in the
War. 81: Annals OF the Church from the
Beginning to the Present Time 81: Letters
nom He'll still coming from our correspond
ent. 81. For sale by ,.
BECKWlTH. PARHAM & ANDERSON,
Booksellers and StatiOners.
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PROFESSIONAL.
aEISE.rHREAp.

GENE THREAD.--WEAA
p,y OF sEIHE-THREAD. consisting OF AL
numbers and qualities, including our Well
known Lion brand, pronounced by al nsh'
ermen TO be the best ever imported also,
Linen 0iil-Netting, Haul-eefne Netting.
Twlnes Lines. Yawking, Cofkss Corkwood
Leads, dc. Lowest prices guaranteed.
L. LlCHTENHTEIkS 60NH,
corner seventeenth and Franklin streets
Sole Importers Of the celebspted LioA
Brand se'ne.Thresd. deSs'sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

T OST, TUESDAY NIGHT, TWO
II GOLD BRACELETS. A liberal re =
ward will he paid " returned TO III nam
street. LEON AIN
4 fe l2.lt
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BY Furman Topper
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
l0l6 Main street.

lUlb Mill sllttls
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ BEATTIFTL AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS on CARY AND CANAL
STREETS. NEAR FUUSHEE.-By virtue OF
n decree Of the Chancery court OF the clty
OF Richmond In the suit OF Garter GUARDIAN.
Is. Bargamin II dis.. entered on the $50 day
OF January, 1883. the undersigned, special
commissioner VIII sell. by public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1855,
at 4.3O o'clock p. NJ. that VACANT LOT
commencing at the northwest corner OF
! Canal and FOushee streets, fronting one
hundred and tliTty.three feet on the nprth
| side Of Canal street and running back be-
tWeeu palallel lines one hundred and nifty
| feet. This property Will be sold as Whole
| or in separate lots, a. II may seem best AT
| the sale. 1900. ,,,..,. ,,.,.
| on cary street, near Foushee, adjoining on
| the east the residence OF Mrs. Laura \. Bar
/ gamiu No. west cary street fronting l23)
| twenty-five feet on the south side OF cary
| street, and running back between pdfauel
lines one hundred aud atty feet.
/ Investors who would turn 10 gooh nc
count their means will fiud IL 10 their adj
+ vantage 10 buy IN this rapidy-sroWlnS
western part OF the city, ana are cofdlaIly
/ invited TO attend this sale.
b TERMS: One third cash. and the balanc
i'm six and twelve months, the purcnasrt
! giving negotiable notes for same hearing
! per cent. interest from day OF sale, anu
/ title retained until all the purchase'mOney
is raid and deed ordered by Court.
THOMAS y. PAGE.
Special Commissioner
FURNIAN TCPPER. AuctioAeer.
. CARTER. GUARDIAN, &c, PLAtN IIFf
AGAINST BARGAINS AND \ -, DEFEND
ANTs-lN TIE CHANCEEY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND:
|. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe
. cial rom M iSsioner by the decree In sald
cause OF January 20, lss6. has been duIS
Given under my hand this 9th lay %
70 10 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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pICHMOND BAZAAR, lNr,,
Nos. 1898 AND l44O FRANELIN STREET.


At the request OF the owners. we VIII sell
at auction at the Bazaar on
SATURDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at ] O'Clock promptly. the following strictly
FIRST. CLASS PROPERTY TO the highest
bidder, without limit or reserve:
1 pair WELL-MATClED BAY HORSES,
four and five years old; well broke
and one Of the handsOmest teams IN
the city;
GOOD BAY MARE fHambletonianb
works in all harness and most de-
sirable family animal; fearless OF any
thing;
l EXTENSION-TOP FAMILY CARRlAGE;
l PHAETON made by w. &. Smith;
NO-TOP BREWSTER SPRING BUGGY
columbus Buggy COmpany's make;
set DOUBLE and 2 sets SINGLE HNR-
NESS, OF good make.
sale positive. .,o,,.
TERMS: At sale. j., Is. lOOh'
feIl. AuctiOne"
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DRUGS, HEDICINEs, sc
C0UGHS-C0LDS.

Why not arrest your COUGH or GOLD
before IL has developed into consumption
BY using PURCELL. LADD & co.. EMUL-
SION OF CoD-LIvER OIL this can be
done. Price. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
For sale by all druggists. Take no snbsti-
tuta IL
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
\ HAY.-NOVE NBEH -. 1875.

y A.-NONINBEE u. lee'.
LEAVE RICHMOND
,41 al Through and local NA .l-
crpt sunday. ,pIur t
IyuchOurg.
s1.t n for NeVpori' 5 N,fs Dt Ho
loMfor- and .Ni,D.A ae D 'A-
,rpt sunday.
Az 81 81. FOR NeWpIlfs News. '
Toin' aud NOt,D 4. th.ris
sunday.
.oo % ~ n. h. and =. Junction E..'I-
modatluu cNcrp. ~uu1I..
e, - N For louIst llie a a t.Iu.
Fast Express. with
Pullman cats. Dt.lt,
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SO. An. from x p. and D. lH
1888 An. from zorro H. 30
NewpOr, ; Ne"s. exc
day. , ,.
We,f. except sunday.
s.so % n trpu b.u Pu.nt NrH
\.as and NoriOk la .t obs
.rpt sunday.
sXp N Ifnn Louisville s.
matt. Taste. pres De- l
be,.o,. -ry.rteruih aud Broad ,..t' -.
Ttck,tsat 1000 Main street ana i'i '..
"A. ". TJL Lick.
General pa>seIgrr l-rNH.
,-.,,,,,- d. Wr,kltAM. ~UcOut rec
Pres dent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

ppT, NO, lOrll ilcNtut4i otANNN' So wa 49,
of Richmond. Va, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ls 1856.
q, o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY OF the
GrecnLrier White sulphur Springs Com,
many. with all the rights, privileges anu
supurteuances thereto belonging lot Ine
term OF one season, to expire December L
me property consists OF a LAR h no
TEI ana a number OF COTTAGE BUILD
INGS, all completely and comfortaoly iuI-
nished capab,e OF accommodating oOV
GUESTS together with ample stable anu scr
wants quarters. Included IN tne - hN,-
TIRE are all necessary kIICHEN h2D
MENTS and UTENSILS. BEDS, BEDDINd,
TABIE.WARE &C.-eyerything necessary
/ 10 keen a tirst-class Motel. Also all VEIL
81 rs and necessary HARNESS.
The whole tract OF land contains aoou.
! 7 OOO ACRES. OF which seNeial huuuiru
I acres are well adapted tograzlnS anu cu'''
walton. ,,,,.,,,.,, 800, .t., r.,,,,,.
! The virtue OF the WATER and the Fepu,,
| talon OF the springs are too We'll esta plisneu
! 10 require extended notice. as the place mas
! long been one OF the most AshlOnaOe ah9
/ poDular summer resorts IN the Oh'ISu
Possession given March /. 1855;
TERMS: one third 10 be paid july ], so
| one third September | 1885. aud one tulIu
Noyember /. lsso the party renting 10 give
! bond. with approved security, IN a peha
| sum sufficient 10 cover the rent ana 10 IN
! sue the return OF the furniture &c. III soo'
Parties wishing to rent are Invited to IN
| spect the premises. ....,,.r
For further particulars Apply 10 Tue "lI"e'
signed at Richmond, Va ,.....
fe2 A. l.. BOIIWARE Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

! surplus by above standard 20
I Va, Amer. TX. Al per cent-.s2,2o -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-12

Two years ago Il contracted blood poison.
Amer taking prescriptions from the best
physicians here and at Dallas, concluded
10 visit Hot Springs. and on reachlDg lex
aIkana a doctor recommended me 10 try
Swift's Specific assuring me that II would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. Al