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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
n0w,NEoY CnrssERg No GO0D.
.,,ortcsus Getting All abe UaciICrei
Tnsy want Insidc rho Ihree-aile
Aimit.


A Halifax special says: The Denim.
ion Government is being bitterly at
tackled by the press Of both political
rartics for its lack Of efficient protec-
ton to the fisheries. : correspondent
at tbe North Bay says: "On Saturday
there was a fleet Of $50 sail oil Mimi
necash. full two thirds Of which
were Americans. About sundown
a cutter came along, hoistod a flag,
and fred o gun. She chased q schooner
ashore. bus lt proved to be Nova SEQ
tisn. The cutter business is farce.
The Americans do as they please. They
were Of hgfe yesterday Sunday eve
bing aud they are here this (Monday)
morning. What sort of protection Is
this? hope that some Of the Uni'ed
States men.of- war, now said to be IN
the bay, will blow the cutters to the
devil. They are an arrant humbus,
and meetings should be held through
out the provinces to let the Government
understand that the people are not to
he hoodwinked in this fashion.
".Sol' Jacobs, in the schooner Mol
lie Adams, has just arrived here. liz
has his seine within two miles Of the
shore. Off Little Miminegash he put
| the mackerel in the pocket hanging
from the vessels side and put GU. tC
sea and came back and has again bu
missed. The fish to-day are plentiful
in two fathoms of water, and we car
gaze on the Americans filling thei
vessels with mackerel inside the three
mile limit and no Canadian cutter il
sight"
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AND DAEvnLE SYSTEM

SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT July 4 lcsp,
ION Leave Trtlu .trrse
No. Richmond No hl.n..'.i
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PtiUiOsALs.
pealed rtorossls win be received at THIS
gfrlr rut.. ~ a.

sealed proposals VIII be received az this
oMcc Unit D. 81.
THURSDAY. AUGcsg 10. 1855.
l1Y pRIrI $50 ANNIiNDiN3 rWO l.l'l-
SAND COPIES tF IfG EiftrF-F t-t
NpLE NE CF THE NIkilNIA E-P'tt@.
IIe type used must bee as good 3l new.
aId Wue face gs used iH preceding toiu me ;
tiesty'l ~ printing aud binding 1Ja- con-
io.A 60 Tie present Rst1r's OF inc ie'..
siDre * tlr supreme Coast % --r L t'. 'V
states. THO pg.pfl must Poe coup tti
within ninety tnts nom me I.Ie il" ''iy
i8 Toceo iu the hsni- %. 49, printer tni
no payment w'n ne ua1 inf c)up' pa
OK pi --.s-y or. until tut i1s sheets arc d'-
Uvcret 10 ile binder.
The binder VIII bo required 90 ~ Ie e
bis work Uitl!u thirty days lf"il lie 70" ~. u
ora winch Doe receives lla iiea 'te-t'' NiiN
be W.li receive 40 m1Isy data tIa Work Is
delivered.
Riddeu Dr printing 1874 state pr'es per
GOO nuls for cumrO- ton A'd per token Oh
$50 i.. prtes ono for press Wpt ~ 4NA Hil t'. ;
win hd Tor book as o. 700 pages. and i-e-
prIce FOR every additional sixteen pages.
kutulLs buJ Nrst-clus3 work VIII % 80
ropted. surclmeu OF United states Su-
meme. Co.r5 Reports can hi Seen on hp'
piicat0u a- tnls14Lce Bond W.tn security
ID h. apQl0vcd hy the Secretary OF the
Commo1wtaith Ia double tue amount OF
tae cos. ot the work, Will bo required,
The tight Is reserved 10 ralect any or aV
bids. ..,
oi',ee a. h. MI0OO,
SUPERINTENDENT Of Paofc PrinHnz
al s.eoaId&IO
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/ fnrOUgn Accom- y gu.
NAL. motstla - tt'hs
mo. l. tNo. $. 80. 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

DIOHMOND AND ALLEGUAEE
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF iRAlSH
IN EFFECT JUNEI 1883. 800.
TWO DAILY TRAINS tE&CEff sIN
DAO
BIIWEEN
RICHMOND AND LIN'hht".'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

UCTION SALE OF liz FEET
n LAND, sUBDIVIDED
ISTO FIVE BUILDING LOr5, sIrU y,
nm ON THE NORTHWEST COkNEh
or SPRlTG AND BkLNiDERE SrhhhtS.
ny request OF the owner. We VIII sen w
auction. upon the premises on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1885,
=, a o'ctoek =. NJ, FIVE VALUABLE
HrILDING LOTS. located az above four 0,
which front ~ feet on the north line OF
spring. 10y a depth OF lls}. feet to an a..ey
no feet vide: the hftn ana last bsi ,,,.' .
corner. has front OF "a feet by the eooNe,
,,ansd d,nth Those IN quest OF B0Oo
hnildlrg lots should attend this sale as 'o,s
i'm that portion OF the city are 70" anu iah
between. ,,-,, al time
TERMS: Easy. and made knoWu 30 ~ s'''io
of salo. CHEW NiNc u,a,po~eers
m il hu. 49,
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CUMAC-FIVE MILLION POUNDS
- o. CLEAN. DRY. NHLL-rtEED
sUMAC-LEAVEs WANTED,
I'm carload lots. delivered 40 amy Depot on
~ Ha,lroad IN the state, tor vlitn me
highest Market Price ia cash, Wu Ds pl.t
by thpiS,' = a oll ....' =. \,
is 8l-su&Ih4m
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4 BRILLIANT GERMAN.

A council Of war was called on Mon
day, when it was decided that ger
man should be given to the young gen
tlemen before their departure, which
was fixed for Wednesday morning
This was arranged for Tuesday evening,
and those having the matter in charge
went to work with a will. Flags we're
procured from the Fort and the ships
and the pavilion handsomely festooned
with bunting. A beautiful selection OF
fayors was ordered, and at 9 o'clock
every thing was in readiness. The
choperonS were Mrs. Colonel Bre:kln-
ridge Of Kentucky, Mrs. Hewitt of St.
Louis, Mrs. DR.. Wadsworth and Mrs.
Duncanson, OF Washington. Lieuteu-
ant Bartlett, Of the navy, was master
Of ceremonies, and conducted the young
people through the intricate and beau
tiful figures with the skill OF a born
leader.
The following couples were among the
dancers: a.,
Captain Huntington and Mrs. Pritch-
ard.
Lieutenant Mahan and Miss Kitty
Orth.
Lieutenant Barnett and Miss Rodgers.
Lieutenant Williams and Miss Lor-
raine.
Lieutenant Todd and Miss Chad
bourne.
Paymaster LOOMS and Miss Rodgers.
Cadet Churchill and Miss 0'FallOn.
Cadet Moale and Miss Helen Wood
hull.
Cadet Darrell and Miss NJ. L. Wood
worth.
Cadet Logan and Miss Maude Bodell.
Cadet Martin and Miss Jordan.
Cadet Bar,ilette and Miss S. P.
Breckenridge.
Cadet Burrage and Miss Teatman.
Cadet Wells and Miss Kleinleldter.
Cadet Miller and Miss Ragan.
Cadet Snow and Miss Bacon.
Cadet Snow and Miss Orne.
Cadet Moseley and Mrs. Doles.
Cadet Blue and Miss Owen.
Cadet Long and Miss Sharpe.
Cadet Davis and Miss Buchanan.
Cadet Draper and Miss Elliott.
Cadet Cole and Miss Clarke.
Cadet Hurlbert and Miss Merri-
weather.
Cadet Bellauger and Miss Mariforth.
Cadet Blue and Miss Doyle.
Cadet Mcmillan and Miss Simpson.
Cadet Preston and Miss Ortb.
Mr.. Lorraine and Miss Buchanan.
Hlr. O'Fallon and Miss Lucie Chad
bourne.
Lieutenant KNAPP and Miss Dewitt.
Lieutenant Payne and Miss Breckin-
ridge.
Taucirg commenced shortly after Q
o'clock, and continued until after mid
night. Refreshments were served during
the evening; and that the young people
had a happy time goes withou. saying
TuEN SAIL AWAY.
Tho ships sail for Annapolis to-day
where they are due on the 2sth, when
the young gentlemen will be granted a
leave of absence to visit their homes.
The scboolship Amazon, With the Ok,
ford military and naval cadets, sailed
on Saturday evening for Cape May.
General James G. NeglOng, member
Of Congress from Pittsburgh, has beer
SPENDING a few days here, and left ioi
home yesterday.
Colonel Martin, of the Treasury De
pa,tmen,. and his bride are enjoyin:
Their borcvmoOn here.
Lieutenant Crosby P. Miller, frs
.6iutsnt. who has been home on leave
for the past month, returned to duty OF
Sunday morning d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

Tne story Of suffering IN Labrador.
A bethlehem Pa telegram says:
Bishop Edmund dc Schweinitz, of the
Aiorsyian Church, has received letter
in reply to his letter Of inquiry to the
United States Consul atSt. Johns, New
Foundlsnd, in reference to the reports
Of suffering among the natives Of Labra-
dor and especially among the MoraVan
missionaries in that land. United
states. Consul Molloy writes that the
whole report is q huge fabrication, and
that the story has been contradicied by
the Attorney General, and, further, that
detectives are on the track of the re-
Porter who sent communication first
to the Governor OF Ottawa and then
communicated with the principal news
papers of the United States and Canada,
giving his name as the Hon. Mr.. Whit
tie, Of New Foundland. Consul MOlloy
saws no such person as the Hon. Mr..
white resides on that island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

SUPERINTENDENT Of TrnuFrUT'atipU.
IN. EMERSON, General Passenger A .ri
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager, ie4z
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NORTH CAROLINA.
STATUS OF THE EASTERN AND WEST
IRN INSANE AsYLvEs.

Two Boys Killed on tho Bail and one
Drowned Encouraging Crop Reports
The Late suisiae-A Snake In
carsr.Nee.lng and Other iteas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
sCg -DULE IN EFFECT JUNE 2I, Isss
TWO DAILY TRAINS To NORFOLK.


LEAVE RICHAOtD
II.Sc A ii. Daily, ga Rlch AOni aUd Re.
tersburg Iailroaf. Arrive p.
tershuIg 1920 b. y. leave Ft.
teribdrg 1890 p. n daily: A..
rive at Norfolk S.lt b e.
I1.sO A. n, Daily rta kIcs glost AMI Peters
burg railroad. Arrive at re-
tersbuw 1920 p. ~. No.
leaves Petersburg ~ 40 T.. ".
f1r FarmFllle. Lynchnurg. r..
auOke. Bristol Knoxville, and
al points South aad Vest
$50 Z u, Daily except sunday. ga Rich
mond and ~ ,ersoarg railroad.
Arrives leteu burg T.l5 q. NJ
Leave PfiershuG 100 =. ".
daily, arriving norfolk 1000
r. VI.
$50 7. ". plNg. except sunday, rta Rioh-
muud and Petersburg eilroal'
Arrive at Petersburg 1915 +. NJ
leaving Petersburg ~ s:23 +,
n 1r Far.ville LynchburG
roanoke. Bristol KnOXyilla
Chattanooga. aud all p0lu
south and West. ,,l...
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACCOHHC-
DATGONS.
70. l-Sleeping-car from petersburg -
Bristol without change.
no. s-Roaaoke 10 Montgomery 'nai'ts
ncnps and Memphis, without cnAnse.
Tiekats baggage cnecks, ana Al lhf1rIl5
f,or can be Obtained at Richmond aud Pc
tsIsnurg railroad depot and A. y, W "@r'
ter,s 1000 Main street. W. b. BENILL.
aenaraI Passenger and Ticket AGENT
CHARLFs q, EDDY, Vice Pre8idsnl
General ONCE Roanoke. Va. 10 2o
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REAL nnsAgE AT PgIVafF SA'E
sfoou AND CaAa..

DTST COALS-SUMMER PRICES.
40 SUPERIOR ANTHRAClrE-brpken,
egz. stove, and cheatnut sizes; CROW So
BiiI. tPLINr COAL, said 90 be the hest
mined, WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL.
FOkEsT-PINE WOOD-iOng, sawed, rad
split. Purchasers invited, with the -
,gi.IHnce OF being satisfactorily served.
S.P. LArHROp & Co,
Seventeenth street 81 Draw. Bridge
tea
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OLD POINT.
a.Yrry WITH MOONLIGHT, MUSIC,
MAIDENs, AND hIDDIEs.
nr,IIiant German from the Ladies to
the Naval Meu-Arrivai and De-
parture Of the Cadets.
..o.,.noeo ,tns Richmond Dispatch.


FORT MONROE, Va,
August Is, 1856.
The announcement Of the arrival oil
the Constellation on Saturday last with
over one hundred cadets on board, FOL
lowed on Monday by the Jamestown
with some seyenty-fve more, has drawn
hitber a bcvy Of pretty girls from Rich
mord, Washington, and Baltimore,
who, Of course, only come here to meet
their brothers," This is perfectly
natural and proper; at the same time
there appears TO be certain attraction
about the brass buttons not to be found
in the dress-suit Of the civilian, and
when tho young gentlemen arrive in
port. especially this port, they are all
yevs sure Of a warm Welcome. At
any rate. the young ladies are present
in force, and with moonlight music,
and middies," they are having-as
one of them expressed ia gorgeous
time.
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EO4NnISG

HAVING RENTED 2l3 AND 2l5
j 1 cast Franklin street. corncr OF laird !
wiIl BE- lc.Hy after tge 18th OF septic nOcr,
20 accommodate partIe, wishing board.
Rooms single and eve suite.
MRS. W. G. MAYO.
an -lm GI8 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
CARRIAGES. BUaaIEs, AZ.

Az @. SMITH, SI4N0RTHt s;rgs.e
w sFlFfH STREET, has on 80
hand YICTORIAa. ROOKAWAYS, PhAT-
TONS, CARTS. DC, OF mis- o~a make AZ
very low prices. Secondhand PHAEfONS
aud BUGGIES at great bargainG Rtpair.
ing Of oil kinds done az low rates. A Gall
solicited. ~ 4-4m
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LEEPING.CANN ENL.-I-

On Trains 81 aud SO sleeping -'. tr" .1-
between Richmond and Grs.s ... ESQ
cars are open NJ H.. NJ. n" '7H.
s'sfpiu s-cars are also run p' b. '..' .. Doe
tween lRnviIlc ana MOn ....
horu and Raleigh; on tiH'. .. .u' |-
eletpug-CRfs ale run betWt.. -.-.. i--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

WANTED. BY A YOUNG Nan,
w n situation IN wholesale .r1rsrN-
store. Good Nultn Carolina lebf 'hie
gwen. Address A,' care OF Hof.'''
Office. 81" Ao 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

CHARLEs y. EDDY, ~ Va % %
6euetal o,iiSe' 'S''''',',S'
DlEDIUNI AlN-AiNH'
= ..,,..,, AVN nAyvffI.r gygrsu
s4Cli-iONb AM
,.,,,!55S'yi tif -, ~ - 4 i.ss
~ i.f / ~ % d, 80 -'-s'
TrrlnI Leave Tran -rft't
No. Richmond. No Richmond
--.--- ,------ ----.-.-..-
"a s9.2OP.M. 81 $3.50 T.. 81,
20 1900 4. NJ. 80 goo 'f.
Va 49, -
Bon.Air Accommodates 4t''Js
mond 2. ST. arrives N-o--i '.'- 1'- 81.
" On TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS sa'H
COACHES =, w De 9''f issirro ~ ..>.
Sirsefne night 10; arrives b t.nu.. ].
Special train fUr Bon AL leave i Il
al 100 A. VI. " EINESiA - GAL '.AA .
DAYS. ............
SLEEPlNo'CAh0 E"' -''"
On Trains 81 aud 50 sleeping -.,.. tr.. .G-
pri,gepu PfcrWonlend tfr..k. ..... q .-FI
n, ~ are orsu M . T. ~. rr ".-u
at.ruira.cars are "a $50 run uH q. ..f boo
tween lRnviiic ana Mon ..
morn and E,leigh: on trpt.t .. p. .u' D.
.I.fU.rg-csfs are run befUt,. .us... Aus
Atlanta
CONNECTION"
'rrain No. 81 connects al co.. .so.-t .
u-is.gb. GllG.lo.l'. and :. ..... id D.
-!.l.s..i-y ar AtuayiUs tUt . .r..
54sS.ferri .or.n Carolina: al t.I..'..
,irtfe Gn.ur.sIa aud aG..s.t .. ...t.
~ t,l,t,.tbla Srv..f4 Aiken. -.h....
SHa,Is.fnl, ana tI.-tV4. a.-u n.f. ,s...
~ i.utr,i abroad IN V,iI.li..f.l. t.
rrsin ~ h.s Pa.iuIqu Pufr.t t.,eu..
ron, panXlle 10 hugnsta max g r.-r
rornactloU f0r Cnar.Fs.l., savanna. tla
Jacksonville
a6n "a a. a ais To aud iloal A.a.s ...
all points on the western Nu''' Goa '
railroad; at Gree lNbilp ~. 10 t.-. h.1
POINTS Oh Noriu 'aiD.iIld o.. SON.
sleeper IS iun on tte'e in-. -s
Greensboro ana warm @ti'"s' hA' ''.' 'a
bOrU ana l,atIs 60. .,..
TRAINS o. 1Ot.h ~ p S L'-f
y ~ Ic.IysN
IE'fy - -" rN.y a.
d. - 'l'' .. nam ~ 30 ....
Trio f.,s I.q ,.tf,. n z.fhnuiA t5 g. g. .t... .-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
NEW LINE BETWEEN = III
y +-l-~.-s.1a
RICHMOND ASD JJNE2'S WHARF,
SUHRY COUNTY.

COMMENCING TT FSDAY, AUGUST
IOrH ttc steamer NOkW GOD. Captain
GEDr.. r. CLIFFORD. viii make TWO
ROTNDTEIpS PER WEEK between k.cn.
uord and Jouess Wharf Su-ry county,
.toruiug a. ell intermediate landings
Leaves K.cnmoui on 4 E1DAtS ana
FRIDAYS ar a. VI. Returning. leaves
IIEUAN~ 20 2 &. ".
EKElGHT carefully handled 40 reason
able rates
No Richmond wharfage charged.
PASSENGER Recommendations iifsJ cas-, ana
rates low. ..........
Ils SteamC, NORWOOD and NORWOOD
PA.E can be eIg3ged tO4 rxc1r,. ms ana
p,r-lIcs uu MONDAY IS sud THU RSDAIS.
and ou WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, and SA-
IlRbAT NIGHTS az iuw rates.
f.. =. BAKER. Manager.
ii. =. WApurDL. Agent. an Ats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

NTANTED.-PERMANEN AND
w Tabc-Boardtrs wanted az no east
GIace street. Terms moderate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
FOE REsE.


Urick Dwelling so. 3os north EWe.it-
street: 10 rooms ana modern iAP1o''-
Er.ck Dwelling No. 3l2 west Main street {;
et1uus and modern improvements.
Hrick dwelling No. tl3 uurtn Nucleenit
street; = Ic"ma. besides ki'theh WIFE %
IOome. O.,
Also. several large and desirable Dwell
frps Uo.scssion Of WI Ich Wiil b' given I'D
~rpttuber aud October. io~j. Amy 10
- n. SELDOM TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent and Auetoaeer.
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Arcrros sALEs-rhi. pay.

by Chewning & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers' ana
Brokers', 40. 8 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
By George ". Mayo, AaotioneeT
dino. T.. Lsughion, Jr. saleshlal'|
80. 20 Ninth street.
uvALyUTCHAMBER SUITS, &C.,
w AT AUCTION.
THls DAY

TUBS ia
AZ 70. O'Clock VIII sell at my auction
house
- WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, as good as
,tAaof;ANY SOFAS ami CHAIRS:
BFuETFA uS. MAIfRF5 SIS. and Dei '0;
NGFS and sEWlNG-NACHlNt
'URrGGlST-' MARbLf-sLABS AArS ;
tKOCKEKY, GLASS ARE, IlNNA..h,
UoUsEK EEPITC ARTICLES genera as.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
o,rq AurtIIuerr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION
J. H. ARRIVE RICHMOND

BUNDA1 AINO Nh ~ A%CN ArH 70 Do
ARRIVE RICHM0Np
6lOP. n. MAIL daIy (eZceT, >aa.t.t
9:s5A u. ACCOMMODATES Ga. ,''
cept sunday
Y:5C 4. II. NIGHT EXPRESS day t.-
oept Monday L. ...
T.l5 +. VI. SUNDAY Aeon NItoN ....'.
CONNECTIONS ..-
No connactsGt LyuchbgTs Ws.t \
and Western and Virginia d.d.aDa i'.
FOR the south and Southwest; q. is'
villa Valley branch baltimore 400
raihOgd for stanton. haSf .-o"0.t-
ley. Orkney, q winchester, a.. Is.
torke with Chesapeake and O-io "a"
iO1 all points west. ......
No . connects at LynchboTB ..
nOntss train Norfolk aud weston "a
at Balco8y Falls Tor Natural l.rdsv
East Lexington Wltb Valley hi t.t- ...
more ana Ohio railroad tor 0ta0A.'t.
IlsOn0Grg. Raw.ey, OrRu-N " '"'"-'
sc. ..
Slespsag.ssr ct.aeAss 70 NgG E-!''" BE-
lgi,chbtVg. ......
Trains marked daily except SlniA5 y f,
T1eketa sold To all points Oiree s..5.
saEs Main street 1900 Main, and y. 81
mond aud AneghAny ddeP9,,, cgTn1 I.So
Canal streets. J. y. NNhO -
GsaSral Fsssepgeg 49, GAFNs As'--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

,-,.-,-.,,,,, Cr,,..pr r,f,rr az
~ ANlLD' n un-' J. - 80. .'' W.,
North C'sfoina voui use TO rmyel nr9
kicumoud horse. lte'".-
" es' Virgins quo NJ .'i' ,"' '.
References " uete' .....f' D"
care iuslti4.. At"t'''. 49, "" '' 49,
r.,.,-r.r ..rrI .rvFgtT
i Ih.'O ''.., .......- d.. t.,..
ae,n.aitarl Teaching a .t.ta shop .rt
coTesTptt "i'I l''''
80 ouU .4i,i AGREES -,. '..c '.' ''
Madison ..... W. O.. -'
-, a., -.rrI. y,I.>. NAN I~-
VA az ''.'--N
N-L. r... ........
MI l7 s.'.'.- als s.,c....t. s..
1911 t,-D c-i-rrr plApl.,S
4 ~ - NJ ID 90.
wanted 10 a'.'.'.'I.' ca. .,.,,., .....
Part part Or frsa,d h5.ss ,,r l.- ....r.
Arp, 10 Mo-. u.rrt-.
"''
WANTED. To LEND $4,000. l
~ sr,..t,s..tf otg ,.- cant.
'.l.. o.. ,.... ,,.-..Y.r
CO... ''-'.' 10 go.
BLOB auL Real >,ll. ' -.-t.
~, -. a. T.Uy I4..lg ....r..
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DUILADELpGIA, RICH- -ls62A
s~l1A ~
MOND AND NORFOLK
erEAMsHIP COMPANY.

Appoiu'so sailing days: Every IT ESbAY
srd FRlDAY AZ II ~, and every SUNDAY
A. A. D.
Freight for ruesdays and Frdsys' s'aam-
els received tii 1880 A. 81; Tor Sundays
steamer TIL o 2. ~. Saturday. weight g3-
ceiyed daily I'll . 2. n.
Fare. 80.
Tor further information epp.y 30
J. ". MCCAhHlCE,
General southern Agent, Ot'ce KocFetlg
W. Z. CLYDE ( Co,
iasO General Agents, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
BY y. W. BOwe,
Real Estate Auct!oneer.
Tor RENT On

Real Estate Auctoneer.
For RE SGGo DWELLINGS,. Cd
No. lIu3 east Clay street: II rooms; a
very desirable house, and IN thorough
order.
No. 9l8 east Leigh street; 10 rooms.
No. 521 north Mimi street; rooms.
No, 52S north Ninth street: rooms.
No. si8 east Grace street: II Rooms; pos
session LIST september.
No. lO7 east Main street: 7 rooms: pos
session LIST September.
No. 10 south Second street rooms.
No 1901 Grove avenue; rooms.
No. 500 south Pine street; rooms.
No. 500 south Pine street; rooms.
No. 81 west Canal street; ROOMS.
No. % west Canal street; 4 rooms.
No. 3l0noIth Third street; 6 rooms.
No IL west Canal street: rooms.
TWO NEW HOUSES containing rooms
each, on Cumberland street near Eelyliere
street.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;
No. 10 north Thirteenth street; 3 doors
and cellar.
No Q Governor street: 2 floors aud cellar.
No. 4 south Twelfth street.
No. 0l5 east Main street.
ROOMS.
LARGE FRONT ROOM on Main street,
over southern Xpfess ONCE.
Three or four ROOMS. suitable for offices,
In Mutual AAuTRnce SOcety's building.
Main street.
Nine ROOMS over No. GIL east Broad
street; well arranged Tor club house.
STABLES.
Large BRICK STABLE corner Main and
| Adams; stalls; room for three carFiases.
! Large STABLE franklin street near
/ Fifteenth street: 30 stalls, wRgOu-sheds
| sc. (unexpired term) viii be rented az a
| bargain. 40 l7-eOd 80
Tor RENT, THAT C0NVE. q
Il NIENTLY.L0CATED Dwelling No -
! 22l Mayo street, containing six rooms. be-
| sLdla de -ncheh klLclen WIN two EnluLa
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DFPARTuRE OF sTEANENs
.nLD DOMINION STEAM & IN
~ SHIP COMPANY. ssSsat-ss
ElIs NEX YORK
FOR NEW YORK

steamergleay Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, I'll DAY aud SUNDAY.
SleaMCrs leave New YORK l'r Ricnmo1C
EVEHY TUESDAY. TIL kSpAf, and SAT
URDA1 at3f. 81.
Passenger accom- upJatIOns unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New YORK ice James
river route liucUtlng meals ana
her 81 .-....e y v"
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ICCO Nam street: chesapeake ana ONO
and Richmond and Petersburg depO'9. and
al compauy's orices 1901 Nam street. aul
treights forwarded and through bills o.
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Freight received daily until =. u.
Manifest closed on sailing day one hnj.
s pgese -, car leave New York Saturday
st 2 =. NJ. by tine Newport s News stetIl"-
ond srti,, MI Richmond by the Cur~a D.. R'
and OHIO train lie next Jay ,-Ulaay 80
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