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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09
By Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE On MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS BETWEEN
FItTEtNIH STREET AN ID SHOCkOE
CREEK, TIRE STAND RECENTLY OCCU-
PIED BY CHARLES I. PALMER As AN
AGRICuLTURA STORE AND FOU y
DRY. AT AUCTION by virtue or deed
Of trust duly recorded IN the clerks office OF
the Richmond Chaucery Court Deed. Book
ia Il. page l44, default having been made
IN the sane and at the request OF the bene-
flciaries under said deed. I will proceed TO
sell AT public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1886,
a. / O'Clock p. NJ, the TRULy-VALUABLE
PROPERTY described IN said deed, a. fol-
lows:
All that certain LOT OF LAND In the city
81 Richmond, on the north side Of Main
street between Fifteenth street and ShOckOe
creek mo. 1928 east Main, fronting 29lX
l0l feet to q wide alley Upon this lot the .
II large and wcll-buiIt THREE-SrORY
BRICK REHOUSE. with cellar, and
Office on the east, the buildings covering
the entire lot.
Also that LOT OF GROUND on the south
side OF Franklin between Fifteenth street
aud SbOc,Ue creek, fronting on Franklin
street &c feet, with depth of 30 feet more
or less 10 tGe ~ me alley. Upon TINS lot
there IS BRICK FOUNDRY aud other I'M
prOveuents
ms sale offers opportunities snd Induce.
meats 30 parties " ishlHg To cmbark in the
foundry business rarely 10 lee met with, "
the property can BE- made 20 pay hand
some return rs an inVeStiueut for almost
any kind OF wholesale trade. Pat or the
property a. the Office OF tie suc IOneeus
TERNh: by consent one fourth cash BAL
hpce IN six twelve. and eighteen months.
with interes. sdded or more favorable
terms may bc granted an day q, sale.
WILLIAM Il. PALMER.
nos Surviving Trustee.
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ACTION sALss-Tnts Day.
-."F-r-F-T-0 -F|0TFF7I7l7 y Y = = 2 = Y
by Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF M G +
i BUILDING LOTS ON LITTLEpAGE
Strict BETWEEN LnWNES AND BA-
KkR STREETS. NEAR CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO SHOPS by virtue Of deed OF
trust from '. H. Morgan and wife. recorded
In Henrjco County Court, Deed look il2'
mage bs. and al the request OF the beneh-
ciaTy I'm said deed, We will sell, on the
premisss on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1885,
NJ AZ O'Clock p. NJ, SIX LOTS OF GROUND
on the south side OF Littlepage street sd.
joining the residence of John NJ. Hill. ESQ.
zach lot fronts SOxl50 feet 10 an alley.
These are cheap lots. and parties VINO
want TO secure good home Tor lltue
money Will DO well 10 ~ end the sale.
TERMs: Very reasonable. and announced
on day of sale, FRANK ID HILL,
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
noo Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

Real F6thto AuctlOneerS
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or De-
~ SIRABLt. SMALL BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT OF GRDUND No. l07 " EST
CAkI STKh hf, Al AUcJlDS.-By virtue
ofH decree Of the Richmond Chancery Court
Of Nay T., 1855 in the suit OF 4. V. Moore.
&C., -. Matilda q. MOore's executor. | will
sell, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. SoyE9HER al. 1855.
at clock l.. NJ, the PROPERTY d-scri b "a
IN said suit, being the very DeBlrabIe Brick
tenement No lu7 west Cary street (south
SIDE between Adams and Jefferson streets,
containing about Six rooms. kitchen. 20.
The lot fronts To- XlOO feet to an alley.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance ~ SIX,
twelve. and eighteen mouths, interest al l.
- 10 the notes II the purchaser AMI title
retained until TIE purchase. money Is fully
paid and a conveyance ordered by the court.
j. BLYTHE MOORE
Spt Cial Comm .ssOner.
MOORr, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST hOORES EY-
ECUToR, &c. DEFESDA ETS-IE TUE Chan.
CERY Court or THE CITY OF RICHMOND /:
l. Benjamin H. Berry. clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required Of the special
com N issioner by tie decree in said cause Of
May 8, 1885 has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this 9Th day Of No
Sember, 1856. BENJAMIN ii. BEkRY.
moo Clerk
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PULLMAN PALACE-CARl

run between New York and Philsde phi a
and Cape Charles. Passengers can take the
Philadelphia sleeper at Philadelphia
BROAD. street statiOn) at 10 7. VI. coming
South and are allowed .oremain In sleeper
on arrival At Philadelphia until 7 A. NJ.
without being disturbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
Il AUCTION OF THAT MOST DEsIRA-
BILE AND MAGNIFICENT ESTATE.
"PRESTW YOU l. D." ON STAUN ROW
RIVER IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Va, ONE AND A HALE MILES FROM
GAINESVILLE. A TERMINUS OF THE
RICHMOND AND MECKLENBURG RAIL
ROAD. TOGETHER WITH ALL THE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IURE, STOCK. CROPS, FARMING lMPLE-
MINIS, &c, &C.-lf not sold privately be-
fore. we, the undersigned trustees in GER
tain deeds of trust executed by Fulwsr
Skipwiih and wife, OF record in the clerk $
Office Of MecklenbuTg County Court, being
thereto required by the terms OF said deeds,
and at the request OF said fulwsr skipwith.
Esq, viii sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1885,
that tfuly-valuable estate known, as
" PBESTWOULD," above referred TO.
Prestwould Is the ancestral home OF the
Skipwitks OF Virginia and contains 9O2
acres OF the finest land in the state. consist
Ing OF lOWlands, uplRnds and tim bered land
OF Virsir growth. The place will be sold as a
whole, or in two. three, or four tracte. 10 suit
lurChaSerE. There Is also on the place "a
valus bic ferry franchise within one mile OF
Clarbsvllle. On the home tract is a splen
din stone mansion, with double roof OF
shingles and tin, three stories high, con-
lainiug fifteen rOomF, besides cellars. with
81 magnificent hail twentu-flve feet wide
through the house, In good repair and al
Their pIOycments, the whole enclosed
by sofia stone fence. improvements on
tho other places good.
TERMS: By consent, One-thiId cash, and
the residue on q credit OF one and two
years. the purchaser 10 execute his bonds
Tor the deferred pay meufs carrying interest
from the day Ofsale, and the title 10 be re-
tained until the whole or the purchase
money ~ paid.
Parties desiring "a purchase VIII he shown
over the place b. Mr.. Fulwar SkipWith
before the day Ofsale.
c. y. WILLIAMS,
{. J.FAULKNER.
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A rEN.rERCENT. NET INvxsrMFSr.

n i EN-i EINIENls MEL ~ e. MI y L.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER
lOIH, at ~ O'Clock =. NJ, | shall sell ny
public auction. on the premises. the 4 ~
IWO-SIORI FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos.
14Os and l4O5. in that improving locality,
on lie south side OF west Ugh street, he
tween kinney and CsrringtOn streets, con-
tanning three rooms each, with lots 2Ox
III B-l2 feet each, with side and rear alley:
elevated ground; good well.water; usual
conyeniepces, and In good condition.
These houses we're built but few years
ago; have been constantly rented TO good
tenants; are now paying the owner twelve
Ver cent upon their cost, ADD viii posi-
lively be sold as ten-rer.cent. Invest
ment al their present rental. Those with
funds 10 invest. as well as those IN quest OF
small homes, should not fail to attend this
sale.
TLIMs: Accommodating.
JAMES Is. ELAN,
nos Auctiouser.
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oc 90 nov2.QNIs

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HIGHLY
Il IMPROVED AND VALUABLE FARM
NEAR OLD CHURCH, ~ HANOVER
STORE. HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
NEAR OLD CHURCH By virtue OF a deed
OF trust executed by X. +. BrOadius ana A.
4. Broaddus. dated the 3lst day OF May.
1854. and recorded In the clerks Office OF
the County Court OF Hanover county, In
Deadlock L. page 2U7, and being thereto
requested by the parties secured IN the ga q
deed, shall offer FOR sale a. public auction.
in front OF Mrs. Rockers store, at Old
Church, in Hanover county Va on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1855.
atl2 M. that IMPROVED FARM
OF 173 ACRES, now occupied by a. L.
Broaddus situated within two miles OF Old
Church, within fifteen miles OF Richmond,
and "a short distance from the York RI Yer
railroad. ILe Dwelling and ali the other
buildings are all new aud in good order,
having been erected within tue last few
years. The soil has been highly improved,
and has about twenty acresset in fiue grass.
The nelghborhood is healthy, aud highly
desirable in every respect.
The Land Will be sold subject to q deed OF
trust executed the 5th OF April, 1881, and
recorded In Deadlock II, page lbs, 90 50 e
cure $1,000 and interest nom the 18TH OF
April, 1888.
THRss Cash for all over the said $1,000
and interest, and that upon such terms rs
shall be announced at sale.
AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE
] will, under deed OF trust executed 10y +. =.
Alexander on the 5th OF July. 1879 also
offer for sale that HANDSOME Two
STORY STORE.H HOT SIC erected a few years
ago by 4. :. Alexander. and the lot OZONE
ACRE OF GROUND attached thereto. sit.
uated about one fourth OF a mile OF Old
Church.
This is an admirable location for a conn.
Try store, and one OF the best store buildings
IN the county.
TERMS: Cash. GEORGE p. HAW,
oc l9-Iuiw Trustee.
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Freight received dE ily ,Or Norfolk Port
mouth, Smitnne'd. Hampton. Old Point,
WaveTly AMI Hicssfort Va; Washington,
ID. C.; Newbern. Wash .ugtOn Gud TarOOrO ,
=. c.; 81 stations ou atlantic and Dau-
vile railroad. Seahosrd and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk southern Is iiipnd and Eas.-
ern North Carolina generally: also. fpr
Eastern shore OF Virginia sud AL regular
landings on the James aid kapp8LauuOck
rivers. At LOWEST RATES, End through
bills issued
l.. b. TATUH. Superintendent,
Oc 80 No. 100 Main street and I.Ocketts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

Correspondlngly quick time 70 other
points. Through bills OF lading Issued at
low rates. &. A. TAYLOR,
sel7 General Freight Agent.
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ARTISrs' MArrsisLS. ~.

STUDIES FOR ARTISTS, MATE
- RAILS. Materials for Decorator and
Painters. Plaques. Canvas. br1sura A"oe
ColoIs, etc, constantly IA ttran sopgs.
Rt NsW ANGEH q 90,
alo Rroai street (nocth ssoe.l
MAIL orders Oiled pronpuy. not'ia
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low pAgSFN GFR RAVES.

To New York Omitted two dsys).....-s 9 SO
To New York unlimited ................... 10 90
To Philadelphia (uulimlted) .............. 80
HeoOndclsss 10 New York Omitted
Baggage checked through.
Close connection made AZ New York with
all boat and rail lines for Boston aud all
points East.
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FARMING LAND.


-Four hundred and atty acres Superior
Land at Retreat, Hanover county. for rent
for the coming year; In good condition TO
produce hne crops OF grain nd clio YER hay,
and specially good for grazing. Apply 10
JOHN II. COOKE,
t024 north Filth street.
no 4-Th, Sa&Tu8t Richmond. Va.
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Z I'VE sAME TIME AND PLACE
ALL OE The PERSONAL Is
ulwar Skipwith, Esqp consisting
)LD AND KITCHEN FURNl-

nc ditilIu Al4ls w IT.tN~o4NAi =
TATE OF Fulwar Skipwith, Esq., consisting
Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TORE,
BOOKS. TABLEWARE. FARMIN NJ UrEN-
Sis, CROPS. STOCK, CATTLE,
SHEEP, sc.
Most OF the household furniture above
mentioned was imported from England,
and is OF the most massive ana elegant
aond mahogany, rosewood, and walnut,
brass. bound and claw footed. Among II Will
be found
PIANOS. BUREAUS. PIER-GLASSES,
BEDSTEADS. TABLES, SkCRETA-
KIEH, CLOCKS, SIuEBOARDS,
BOOK CASES. SOFAS, &c.
The books are OF the best authors and
come very rare.
This sale, without doubt, presents 10 the
autiuuary and curio-hunter, the house.
holder, student. ana all Others. the op.
portunity ofa lifetime for procuring what
they want,
TERMS: Cash.
Persons desiring 10 attend these sales. by
leaving Richmond or DRuNille, Va, on the
18th Of November ria Richmond and Dan
vile railroad 10 keysville, thence b. Rich.
mond and Mecklenburg railroad. will reach
Claiksville that night where they can OBJ
tain ConVeyances 10 take them 10 "Prest-
Wonld " next Gay.
FOR further information apply TO &. J.
FAULKSFR, BoydtOn Va.
e. J. FAULKNER.
npVO Gfle 1rusfaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

We will sell at public auction. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1885,
at o'clock =. NJ. the above STORE PRO
pERTY, OH south line of Main street. 20
feet s inches eRet Of Fifteenth street: fronts
on Main street IA feet inches. with a
depth OF 90 feet more or less to q wide
alley.
The store always cOmmands'a good ten
ant; has modern glass front. and is IN
good order. hRviDg been lately remodelled
and refitied.
There is a very small ground rent on the
land. which doubtless can be removed. and
Will be explained at sale.
TERMS: ono third cash balance in six
snd twelve months, Interest added, secured
by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
no4 Auctoneers.
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CURATOR'S SALE OF THE EFF.
FECTS OF
A. f.. SPRAGUE. DECEASED,
At AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, 10TH INSTANT.
pt 10I O'Clock. / will sell al No. 1919 east
Franklin street AL OF the PERSONAL Eff
Ft CTS OF the late A. E. sprague, en-
bracing
1 very fine DOUBLE.CASE GOLD WATCH
horse timer. with HEAVY GOLD
CHAIN and LOCKET attached-con-
sidered one OF the best I'm the city:
SIDb-BAR TOP BUGGY. in good order
DOU SLE BUGGY POLE. &C.
l SMALL-SIZE IRON SAFE HAL patent),
nearly new:
Lot Of BLANKETS, CLOTHING, FURNI.
TUkE, &c.
NJ. j.. SPOTSWOOD. Curator.
JAS. MACnOUGALL. AuctiOneer. nos
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ani - stop only uU .gla Do Chester
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LEAVE. Af".' o.
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old DOAINION STEAM A>sfsN
~ SHIP COMPANY. a-9sZBSss.
EOR NEW YORK


stesme0 isave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY ana FRIDAY at T.. 81, and 5ATCR-
DAY al 4. 81.
Steamers leave New York FOR Richmond
ia Norfolk, EVERY tt ErDAY and SAT-
UkDAY 81 3 I, 81, and f0T Richmond direct
EVERY tuesday, at =. 81.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
cabin fare 10 New YOfG ,iG James
river route Qnciuding meals and
Wfl %
HOund-trip tickets limited 10 thirty
DAYS after date OF iAsue................... "a 90
@tee!ege. " TIA subs Silence ................ 8 90
9tcerage. Without subsistence ............ 5 90
iaDln faIe 81 Cc.sapeske anl OHIO
N lliuNu.. ~ %
raOln fare r,O ElCGmond and Peters
DGfg 10 80
Tickets can he obtained ~ A. ". CARRIERS
1000 Main street; Cnesd pcake and ono
and Richmond aud Petersburg cepOts. aGd
81 compsny's oiices, 1891 Main street, sud
wharf kOcketis.
treights forwarded END through bills Of
lading Issued FOR points Dey onl New York
Freight received daily until 8 Z. NJ.
Manliest closed on sailing Gays one hocr
before departure.
PASSENGERS can leaYe New York Thursday
and Saturday ~ a. NJ. 10y tno Newport
News steamer and arrive e. Richmond by
the Chess peaSe snd O4io train tho next
cay az 6:lh p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond GA MON
DAYS, TUESDAYS, GDNEHpAIS.
THURSDAYS, and SAT- EDAN5, by
the Richmond and Petersburg RI ilroad al
1870 \. NJ. aHd by tlo Cnrsa peake and
Ohio railway g. s:46 A. -. Oh came days
except SATt EDAlS, WILL make cOnnec-
ton az NORFOLK W.;h siel.aer leaving
those days. Oh SATUkpAGS passen gers
leaving by the Cheese p"ake aud ohio $50
2. n. tnin Will make close connection ~
Newport News with diect steamer.
SAfLINGS TINS WEEK.
WYANOEs, Captain hULPHEgs, FRI
DAY, November 3th. At =. NJ.
BREASWArER Captain J1NNEY, Sat.
pRDAY, Eovembar 6fn. At . \. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SIXTH, TUES
DAY, Novem eer oh. nj z. "A.
Gk0RGE W. ALLEN a co, Agents,
No 1904 Aiaip Street and
90 90 Compeuy's wharf, Rocketts.
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ny n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG.
TON OF \ SMALL
HIT VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF ST.
BURBAN LAND ON
WEST LEIGH STREET JUST OUTSIDE
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, AND
CLOSE TO THE LINE oFTHK PROPOSED
STREET. CAR EXTENSION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 YALUA-
i BE HOUSE AND Lot FRONTING
OE NISTH STREET BETWEEN DECA.
IUk AND rTOGhTOS STREETS, ~ THE
CITY or MANCHESTER by virtue of
deed Of trust from Mrs. Bette A. BOium -
The undersigned, trustees of the Mechanics
building Fund COmEsuy Of the city Of
Manchester dated July 20. 1884, and duly
recorded IN the clerks office Of IN . Hastings
Court OF The Faii city, Deed Book ., page
SOL. default having been mad" In the ptv-
ment OF the bond secured thereby. and
being required 80 20 do by the said Building
FuId Company, thew. the said under.
signed trustees. " u sell al public auction,
on the premises on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1850
at 4:80 T.. ~. that VERY DESIRABLE
HOUSE AND LOT, fronting A. feet on the
west side Of Ninth street between Decatur
and Stockton streets and running back l32
feet. The dwelling is a large building, con.
tanning rooms nails. &C., and Is N nrst-
rate Iepair This property g one OF the
most desirable homes Ia the city, being
I'm a good neignbOrhOOd, convenient 10
street-caTs market. &c.
TERMS: Cash bs to the sum 1852 40 and
costs Of executing this trust the Balance
upon such terms as VIII be made known a.
sale. r.. W. WElStOER,
&. T. SiCEAE.
H. FlTZdEHALD.
Trustees.
SAMSON A0A,.soN, Auctioueers.
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SOL. hNAN. frame Manager
r.. h. THOMAS. General Manager
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj.
~ kOAp
sCHEpULE IN EFFECT sFi'l.ls.ls..
TWo DAILY TRAINS W SURFlLk.
rwo DAILY TRAINS 10 LlNCIW.Rl
leave RIC1WONu

LEAVE RlC1HONp
1880 4. 81. Daily, ga Klcu1uIf md Pa
tersDuDs uiru7' A-f....tf b..
tsvsburg ig.2H s. o.. .,t.e Pc.
trrsburg 1850 3D. 50 f.iIy. ar.
rive Al Nori. Is '. Bop 4
1870 A. NJ. Daily. ala = .i aui Pa
tcrsoCrg rR.iiI,f Arrive ~ &c..
teBourg l- " so. s
leaves Peters .r- Iz4O T.. y.
for Farm r T. uruDury 10
hnokr. if-.. knoxville. a..
81, points r... AMI west
$50 Z. NJ, JaNy. except sunday. eco Il rl.
moud sui fcfprhu,g r., 'ns.f
Arrive te'rn'urs 7l6 D.. ".
leaves ICt,geYu r{ ~ a. 20
daily arriving Nor'lk lo B.
n through car Richmond ..
Norfolk.
$50 =. NJ. Daliv. except -uncay k.r..
mOni aul Petersburg rl.Iusf
Arrive ~ tetrrsOurZ us %. 49,.
connecting with frain so 1
leaving PEI, sshurg 40 SIS b.
N. FOR tgrur'Ne L.u.unHr..
Roanoke. Bristol Knox. 4.
CHATTANOOGA and Au puu.e
south am west
PULLMAN sLEEPING.CAR ACCoVW.
bAIlON5.
No. sleeping from Pe,eHuars o.
Bristol without change.
No. S-koanOke % Atlantic Montgomery
and New orleans. without c.prs..
Tickets, baggage cuecR-. as a ..Iru4.
ton can b. obtained RI Ron .uu.' AID p...
ienshUrg railroad depot ari 40 a "a .qr.
hers. 1000 Main street W % lfNI.L.
General Passenger ana l..t,. A.rIf.
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice. President
General Office. Roanoke tt ssI9
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By virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF neDrico, entered July 2, 1855, In the
suit of Gays executors ~. Millner and
Others, We Will sell. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1SS6,
at 8 o'clock T.. NJ, very valuable TRACT
OF LAND on west Leigh street opposite the
shops OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company. containing
kl0HTEhN ACRES. much OF which can be
sold at once In town lots AZ good prices.
The construction OF the street railI ay nm
Leigh street nearly TO this property, now
an assured fact. will very soon add largely
10 the value OF this land, TO say nothing 0s
It's enhancement by the steady growth OF
the city in this direction.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added, and title re
tanned; or oil cash. 81 the option OF the pur.
chaser. n. Z. MANSON JR..
j. RANDOLPH TUCKER JR..
Special Commissioners.
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RAILROAD LINES.
u :. ~
PICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FRBf9Hr
LINE TO And FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE IN
EACH DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

Inc elegantly sJltt ana fsf steamer
ARIEL.
carrying Cuf1d S'at5I NaU)
tapfaiu pl'D
leeFed Richmond every
MONDAY, WEbNF.~U DAY. aud FRIDAY 81
a. VI. (ERUAD-SIREErC CARS CpNNrt.
IN FULL TIMED i0r huuFu-ut place,
arriving at Nor;ok 1900 =. y. Return
Ing, the steamer leaves NoriJ'k ana New
port News On alternate days, arriving st
HichmUu A. $3.50 =. 81
InrOuRh tickets 10 abOve-ramei pciu's
on sale on steamer and al Carriers Agen
1000 Msiu street Baggage Cbec Ted ,LfoI4 ID.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED tOk DAY
OK NIGHT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-09-16

The markets at this season of the
year afford such an unlimited variety of
vegetables that with little attention
TO the different modes OF preparing
them, every nousekeeper viii bo enabled
to provide numerous and agreeable
changes for her table, rs well as con
tribute largely to the health of the
family, for 1t is impossible to oyer-osti-
mate the Importance of vegetables as
daily articles of diet Vegetable salads
are among tile most agreeable and
wholesome dishes that can be prepared
for light summer repast; besides be-
ing very economical, obey are easily
made, tempt the appetite, and impart n
flavor to the rest Of the meal If de-
sired in perfection, care should be taken
in their preparation The dressing for
a variety Of light salads is the same,
Dat different iiayors can be deicately
added, and skill viii soon be acquired
by practice, if due attention is paid to
tine direction given. In making salads,
the freshest olive oil should be used. or
1t desired thick cream or melted butter
may bc used as substitute. The in
gradients should all be of the best.
Powder hard boiled eggs, either in a
mortar or by mashing W;;h the back of
a silver spoon, add the seasoning to the
egg then the oil, Il few drops at time,
emit lastly the vinegar Stir vegetable
salads rs little MS possible, and always
with a wooden spoon or fork.
Vegetables used for salads are aspar-
agus cabbage lettuce. celery cauIi-
flower watcrcress, tomatoes, cucum-
bcrs, potatoes bcets. carrots, turnips.
satisfy. artichoke,, dandclion. spinach,
kalc chickorE and pmslane, all of
which should be freshcncd in cool
water, dried carefully and then shred
ded with the fingers, instead of being
chopped with knife. Lettuce salad
should be dressed only with salt, pep
per, oil, and vinegar; eggs and mus
tard should not be mixed with these
condiments Cucumbers should be
kept ON ice and eaten rs soon us made
into salad Care should be taken to
avoid brusJng or crushing the yege-
tables I'M handling and preparing them
Tor salad us it causes them to wilt
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