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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Affairs "a Halifax

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch
South Bosrov, October IA well.
known Republican Of this county came
TO town few days ago with 500 which
he wanted to bet against a like SUM that
Harrison would carry New York. The
bet was quickly taken by a Democrat,
and there were offers Of more of the kind
made to the Republican.
Frost again last night, but not 50
severe or disastrous as last Saturday
night, although some harm was done.
MeCaull is making a still hunt in
Halifax 10 catch the negro vote. The
county has been flooded with misera-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

Correspondence Of ,ho Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 4, 1893.
This morning at o'clock. in this city.
at tie kaloIama. the residence Of the
brides mother, Mr.. William Wayt King
and Miss Fannie $. Boyly, daughter Of
T.. ". Bayly, deceased, were married.
The marriage ceremony was rendered 10y
Rev. -. x. Mcfarland, ID. D., pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church.
Tho groom is one OF the most promls-
ing business young men Of the commu-
nifty lie is the assistant of Captain
james n. Mcfarland, the treasurer Of
Augusta county, where his promptuess,
amiahiity. and courteous dealings have
won for him fine reputation, rs well rs
the attachment of the people.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady and universal fsvorte IN the social
circles of the city as well as IN the east
ern part of the State, whore she has
many friends aud relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. King took the morning
train mt $50 for the North, where they
will spend some time i'll visiting the
places of note aud attraction.
Tho Board of Commissioners ap-
pointed 10y Augusta County Court and
Board Of Supervisors TO prepare the way
for the gradual Improvement of the
county roads to the degree Of macada-
mizing on the principal thorouGhtares
will soon ontcrupon their work. The or
der Of the Court which mapped ont the
design and naming the members of The
board was published in the DiSpGfch
with comments September !, 1885.
The boys who are IN the habit Of
jumping on freight-cars rs trains are
slowly passing at stations are numerous
here. another one Eugene Read,
about twelve years of age-paid the
penalty yesterday afternoon for his in
discretion. Missing his grip his feet
fell under the car, ana one WAS mashed.
Ii was taken oil Immediately.
HAxgoN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

war Hutictug neing RULED Down
SCARCITY OF CotsOn-PicAcrs.E &c.
Especial telegram 20 tho plspatch.l

Especial telegram % tho Dispatch
RLEIGH, October 4.-fhe Democrats
had u grand rally and torchhght process
sion tins evening. It was very elabo-
rate affair, participated in by u number
of young mems Democratic clubs. Hon.
A. NJ. Wadden was one Of the chief
speakers.
One Of the war buildings here is being
torn down. Ii WAS used as headquarters
foe the commissary department Of the
State and also for the provost guard.
East Of here there is great complaint
Of scarcity Of cotton-pickers.
There Is TO he IN extensive reunion OF
ex-Confederates at Goldsboro' next
Wednesday under tho auspices OF
Thomas kuilin Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams. which is the only camp in the
State
REVEALS are now in progress at two OF
fhe leading Methodist Episcopal
churches here.
Captain John W. Taylor. Q leading
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

WANTED, 4 LADY OF NATURE
W aGE TO TEACH my daughters French,
German. TIE usual Eueli-h branches, Aa.Ae-
mauc-, ana Music. state terms.
CARTER 81. BRANTON.
N. 80 Wv .urt Vow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

asp. N. arrives A. Ida eaves As1.A'1 "
s.ig ~. "a.
c.. Taylor. Gcaerai ticAsi A-oA.
l. T. D. MTKEs. noutssl sUgt ilnt'-i-t'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
RALEIGH REVEALINGS
rERTuIzsR-xgy HUsT SELL DIRECT
TO pARMERs.
jackson -count ~ Democratic 0rgan-An Hx'
Legislator Drowned-Throvn from
nale and Killsd-0ther Items.
nnoc.n, ielerran % tho pI.pA.ch.l

RArrIau. \. g.. October 4.-The sub
alliances 81 Chatham county. seventeen
in number met in convention to-day
and resolved 10 patronizo no fertilizer
company which refused to sell dffoct TO
the farmers
J.. Ii. Hampton has purchased tho
SYLVIA Hcraid. jackson county, and
will hereafter publish that paper in the
interest oil Tie Democratic party.
News has been received here OF the
drowning Of John l.. Dixon, OF Green
county. in Contentnea river near Snow
Hill. II is reported that he was under
tho influence OF liquor and undertook 20
ford the river, instead Of crossing on the
bridge IFS body has been recovered.
lie represented ms county IN the Legs
lature several terms.
Joseph Harrison, an old resident OF
Mecklcnburg county, was killed day be
fore yesterday by being thrown from a
mule. Be was on his way to one OF bis
fields whore bis children were picking
cotton. lie did not reach them and
they made search for HIN, finding him
living Ia u Hcld unconscious. Hls death
soon resulted.
stoe3 rail have been purchased Tor re-
LAYING tho Atlantic and North Carolina
railway between Sewberne and More
head Citv. A new depot Is to be built
at the later point.
To-day Charles 4. Goodwin was build
ing stone support under tho immense
oil-fauk here. The timhcis gave way
and the mass q tone and timber fell 20
the Aoor. lie YVES caught under beam
IN such a way that his leg WIS crushed
but no internal injuries resulted. 1t
was a remarkable Escape from instant
death.
A curious case ended yesterday in the
Superior Court OF Ch1Nan county at
Tttstoro'. II is the first Of the kind on
rocrd in North Carolina Miss Bette
pctt,. @ school teacher, while teaching
ruuhc school, whipped one Of her pu-
n's. "a liide boy Ills father became
anrrv and sued her. she WAS tn
unpnn.iy acquitted. Tho case had
given her great pam and caused wide
tprca3 .olk. Her character was com
plete'y indicated and her action sus-
tlinet.
The Secretary Of State is sending out
blank returns OF election.
Prosr DAMAGE TO Crops.
The following is q summary Of the re-
ports received ut the Department Of
Agriculture hy mail to-day I'D regard TO
tuc damage 20 tobaooo by the frost {:
Chatham. % third ~ tie crop not cut
and half Of that ruined bmcomhc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

The venerable and greatly beloved
Mrs. Martha $. Mcllwaine, relct OF
4. G. Mcllwaine, died quite sud
denly ut her residence on Market street
this morning about $50 O'Clock. She
was born in Ireland, but had been n resi-
dent Of Petersburg for nearly seventy
years. Her age at the time bordered on
four score and ten. Her maiden name
was DuoD, aud she was a sister OF the
late Messrs. Thomas, Robert, and
John Dunn, who in their day were
leading merchants Of Petersburg. She
leaves three sons-Rev. DR. Richard
McIlwaine. of Hampden-Sidney Col
lcge J. Finley Mcilwaine, Of Peters
burg, and Mr.. a. G.. McIlwaine, Of
Farmville. She also leaves two dGuga-
ters-Mrs. John Stevenson and Mrs.
Robert 4. Mariin-and numerous grand
and great grandchildren. She Wa per
haps the oldest member OF the Tabb-Street
Presbyterinn church, Of which acr yone-
rated husband was for u great many
years one Of the chief pillars.
Mrs Mcllwalnc lived model Chris
tan life. She was nearly as perfect n
woman as ever lived. She possessed all
the traits that combine to make II perfect
character all the virtues that unite TO
form the true Christian, the worth and
purity that attract the love and the ven
GRAFTON of the good everywhere. Her
memory Will long remain fresh in our
community, MS well as i'll Richmond.
where she leaves numerous relatives and
friends. The funeral IS expected to take
place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS MOTIFS.
There WAS another heavy aud killing
frost this morning. But since the frost
of last Sunday the planters in this sec
ton have been pusy cuttmg their crop.
much Of it III green state, and 1t Is not
believed that much remained III the field
10 be killed by the frost OF tins morning.
II is expected that several fine riders
and expert hunters in Petersburg will
enter for the Exposition fox-chase.
Iangston's structures in his speeches
on General Malone, Judge Arnold, and
the white Republicans generally serve to
widen the breach each day between the
two factions. ROBIN ADAIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
A Republican Prohibitionist Mont
nnYR1
rinl inlecr.m % thn Dlsnntch. !

Special i0legrsm % Tao Dispaich.l
ROANOKE. Va, October The Pro-
hibition Conyention at Salem to-day
nominated Rev. DIR. s. NJ. frey, OF this
city, for the Legislature from Roanoke
and Craig counties He will receive a
large Republican vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
vIBGINIA sTGAMBOAT..-r,u-

' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor ,r.21., ~
folk. Portsmouth,, NeWport News. Ciatsmoui.
emf James-ryof landings dlfocL by oioYans a.
loou-steamsr AkikI, leaving Richm04d hFkili
NONDAY, WE'D skSDAI. aud FRIDAY atI A.
NJ Stroet-cssB council
Connections a. Ola Point cl1sely with al lines
for northern cities same eicFro n; Also. IS SOr-
folk Tor Eastern NORTH Carolina. tDe south. ana
Virginia Beach James Fiyer 81 daylight Great
tourist line. Cacapest route
Through tsrfets steamer snd ~ Garber's
Agency, 100 Aain street, lAsgsge checked
through. STATE rooms engaged 40 day or night
yreigas received dshy To- NOricis, Ports
tnossh. Old Point WassriS. aicksford Va. sai
an tssizts Ia ksa.tofn North NarOliaA hS-storn
Virginia and cit regular landings GA Ln0 Jamas
river. Al lowest rates, and through calls issued
LUClEN b. fArUM. Yics-i restisnt
No III Main sfreet AMI knckoslA
IRWIN wkIsaasE. frsignt AID Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

EvOR LEASE, 4 VERY PRODUC- n
i TIVE A8Es-RIyER FARM OFThREE d
HUNDRED ACHES, twelve miles eboye gich-
mOnd: dwelling, barua stables, sc. II needed,
the requisite teams, machinery, implements.
corn. &c. an be bought ~ reasonable prieos on
the place. hichmOnd snf Allegheny railroad
station OF the farm. Apply az once -
APPGksON 2 CO..
81 8-eodGt Real Es,aie Agents, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

Prepared by combination. proper
ton and process peculiar 10 itself,
Hoods Saraparills aocomplishes cures
hitherto unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

SID Run 5lrtels Wan cue'ltts d.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE DE-
4 SfRABLg Tracts OF LAND ~ CHEs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, NA-By virtue NJ decd
~ trust from W. l.. I0rer dafsd December Il,
l-,2 duly record a iu tIe oirrs Office of thes-
ternsld County tou,i. 44t ascret of no Chan
csry court 81 tho city 40 kirum'ld. Apru j..
lssi, ! viii sell ~ public auction. in from. Of
Chesterfield cOurt-cnu-H. or
MONDAY, t.IulzE '. ISIS.
At L. O'Clock " chat b-lag ~ l-ity. the ioi-
lowing THREE IKAs Us OF LANU-to 1it:
l. TWO HUND tED AChl.~, Boo tho same more
or less, together with Uf-lt.bLt DW ELL
ING and OF I-Bf lLDlNG9 thereon, formerly
owned 10y K +. Grymes. and being the property
On which ". L. Porter resided, lying near Clover
HUI.
.. SIXTY EIGHT ACRES or LAND, be the
same more or les. being the same ienf con-
veyed 10 said Porter by Thomas AiaoncIt aud
lying IA Midlothian district.
3. An UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN EIGHTY
NINE ACRES or LAND adjoining the last
namei tract, Owned Jointly with the la-e d. r.
Porter. and conveyed 10 SAID Porter BY said
AmOueu.
Terms: Cost u eXee1tiag hits trust, axes ~
any unpaid. and % discharge the amount nOH
due % Jeremiah steetman wnAh Is q 33jB,
and interest from February 1874. In cash; tho
balance upon such terms as Will be made KNOWN
al the sale. bENJAdlN IL NASH,
Trustee.
SAMSON Z ADAAsON, Auctoueer5. Sc ~
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LHikFF NtA iNN
Richmond. Pctcrsusrrg.
TRAINS NoRFHWAKD.
Daily tnallY eyceut sunday
STOPrIN -P.ACft.

HlOft+l n - fAN ~
Nos .; AMI a MAKO no stops No y stop
only on sixual ~ Mspolorto- sud Cheeler N'
- stops only on signal at Chester, tentiAu9
sBd hAncneHta. No. j. ft.Is "a signal rs -
regular sintiJug No 10 >furs mo sigma. NJ ti
regular stations AMI ai-9 az temples All ''1.
Walthar Nos 81. - %. q. %, i1 81. All s. oil"
stop NJ AL stations Tor pas 'ongerA
PULLMAN-CAb sEEFlCk
OuTra.ns Nos HAM % sleeping 'ars h'tNesl
NeT YORK ant Tampa. tirA. iriI ines s3r'.N'l
On Tram, nos. Is aHi q slrepiug-ca-9 hrt"''1
v ashiugtou Rud Charleston. on lfhin ~. %
eiaopiny-rars iotweru Sow YORK AMI !a'ks'n-
VILE. On TRAIN No 81 -lcepi'f-car' trfSc7a
hings0n AMI Jacksonville
THEoNLY sLl~RAiL LINZ TO NORFOLK
LEAYF. Afhfh.
Richmond ..'0.yI A. NJ. Norfolk or v
Richmond. '6O. p ii. Nor'o,k.......J.i1 q. =.
NorfoIA......',. o 4. Is. nlch upnf... d.
Norfoik .'r.OP 4. Ncnmonl. 'l o.
These trains airs uake close connexions ilt
Farmy.ls. Ign -nuurg, eui ~0uthN stern 1oi1tN
and all stations On tlo NoriHIA ani Western rAii-
rod. o1cept tho Ir53 train. Ial-.nytrs p-
loiuts west ~ PetsnrIrs should TAX tle 80
a. u. uliu iust0aL g. w. 3D. T.
superintendent
1T. 3D. NYsRs, General superintendent
q ~ kNKRr)H. 6euoral Passenger Agon-
SOL. HAAS. IrsClc Manager aii'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
FIvx WIVES AID GiQroDs.
OLD FIRM RE-ESTABLIsED.

Tho undersigned have this day entered into a
co-9artpcrship under the nrm-name II
QUARLES & MCCURDY, to commcnco Octoborl,
lsss, to transact tho REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
ia al its branches at tho Old sianl. NO. 1912
MAIN STREET, aud respectfully solicit tho con-
tlnued patronage Of friends and tho public gen.
orally. QUARLEs,
so20ct II. A. ACCURDY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

A colored man named Joseph Taylor,
while engaged in trimming trees on
Marshall street yesterday afternoon, fell
to the ground and was so seriously IN
iured internally that he died this morn
ING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
DEPARTURE or sTEASEss.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH slSgff,
<.B 1-...fa
NONO AND NORFOLK
igkAAShls tOAPASL

Appoin,ei Ealing days Evory TUESDAY
A1dfQDAY at N, AMI every SUNDAY a.
freight i0r TIertays aud Frilays steamers
r,eei.ai uu il:E a. b., fJr snndaJs' stoA usr
uI5P ri. saturday krolSus received uaiiy a.
a.. u.
raro. 81.
Foriurther information apply n
e. " dcCRRRfCK,
General Southern AGENT once kockos.4
w.. l.. clyde s. co..
no. General gents FAl .hde DuIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

WANTED, EXPERIENCED CHE
~ RDoI-kJLLEHS AND BrNCH-BKEAh-
FRS: % ,o. TES GIRLS 30 LEARN. steady
Wora ond good Wag.a Apply 80 Ouce %
CHARLES tLHlSEN.
Virginia -iar Cur oct Factory,
H. slu.L iAl-tceuth street.
q. 10, NI..mnnI. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
REAL ESTATE AZ PRIVATE sALE.

YARNS, MILLS, WATERFOWL r.
i kR, COUNTRY STORES. and VILLAGERS
PROPERTY FOR Sale at reasonable pricea
Wi.tgiye l.00-miie t.ckefirco aud axe oil one
by railroad 10 purchasers u I0J acres Or more VI
land. o. 3-lml >. L. MOON, sc0tlssille. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

CUCCESSFUL MEN AND WOMEN
! = % represent us. one in each city or town. no
patton; hum1uS. bot staple goods paying lM TO
li1 per cont profit Also, ONE Ma ia eacn
place ~ 2C.lcO and over to canvass tho trade.
Particular Tor stamp Samples - cents go cover
cost and postage. h. IL b. co., 20 ana 81 Central
wharf, Boston, Mass. o. o-lt
NKTANTED. A GRADUATE IN
~ PHARMACY DESIRES P)slTlON
WHERE. OVe' six years e2rcricnc.. Ag
twcptg-four. JuIuesuonan' references. Al
Dress SArO,' caro- OF Richmond DlTa'eb.
o' ~"
rVEACHER WANTED A MALE
! TEACHER who can tearh all tho English
hrnrrlc.. also, Latin, Greek, &c, may ma
''''''' " W. G. coRsoN.
oc 5-2t' McRaos. Cumb rand county. VI.
WANTED, \ LADY OF NATURE
W AGE TO TEACH my daughters French,
German. TIE usual rueli-h branches, AasAe-
muac- GuI Music. St8-. terms.
CARTER 80. BRAXTON.
oc5-c,' newport news
WANTED, AN ACTIVE COLORED
" BOY. sixteen 1r seventeen years u age.
o. clean up nul maSe himself generally usciul
atluf t1e OfIlCE hu-i hs able o. write AMI
tr.nrco1.l references. Address "EMrLOl Ek,"
caro- .DS o., ci',. o. a-t
WASTED, PURCHASERS FOR
~ SHtEKAL FINE YOUNG Houses. suiia-
bio for riding or driving. Al I'd, A fAlK OF NICE
MATCH uOa- r.. VII Doe sold low II applied 90
et once. can tc seen 90 s6ecueys stables or
OBI RR.HARmsBERGER.
NTrANTED. AN INDUSTRIOUS,
~ honest. and active ODin. who eau write
q quick and ueat hand, ard can he well rccou-
me-dei. Apply from A. NJ. " To n. ~ ~ . %
Produce Commi Jon Merchants.
5-it 1910 Cary street
WANTED. EXPERIENCED CHE
" BDoT-kJLLEHS AND BrNCH-BKEAk-
FRS: also. TE$ GIRLS 20 LEARN. steady
Wora ond good Waeaa .Appig .. oacr g.
CHARLIE, ID tLHlSEh.
Virginia ,ar Cus GOT Factory,
- south lA!-teeuth street.
o. 5-lw hiclmoni, Va
WANTED, AN HONEST, INTEL
- IIuHNr. And INDUS RlOtS Oh FiCE
Toy net under fyurf9rn years Ola. Address,
..a.mg salary expected in own handwriting,
sELDeN, Post-onico Do2 yii oc5-Ir
WANTED, TO HIRE \ GOOD,
W INDUSTRIOUS WHITE MAN 90 work ca
% farm near the city. Nuet have experience,
and p-a.tr lnc VITA small family. Good wages.
fA'a'-'t'+
TglEACHER WANTED AN ASSIST
I Ant TEACHER. % teach German. French.
aud higher English b-1ucnc% Apply tmmedi-
at-iy 90 ">" core Young Acus Christian AssO-
ciation. Montgomery. Ma. &c j-Jt
WANTED, a FfRSr-CLASS COOK
w onIONECn AMHERNAID. Must be- well
recommended. Apply 81 as east Clay street
o. AZ
WANTED. \ YOUNG MAN TO AS
W sI,T TIE PRIN .ipAL OF A MALE
SCHOOL Nest Re willing 20 tea p on saturday
AMI 10 assist in an matters pe .aluing 20 the
fsL0d Nri.c. stating tIll particulars rs % age,
quail lcati ~. experience. ami church c0nnoc-
ton % j. n. s., PO,l-O.-ce Box b, Montgomery,
Ala. O. i-5t
DAHTNER WANTED. SOBER AND
/ ACTIVE. with 100. 90 join advertiser with
Iuai amount ia star. -E a Aslt manufacturing
bushes. paving 30 per cent. pronL
monopoly. sim pay al east 800 per week.
Address W. IL. T., Leagcr o-lco, NoriolA, Va.
o, At
WANTED, A GOOD COOK.
" WASHER, AND lRoNER Apply a. ~
west Nam street &C 3-SI
FIRsr-CLAss BOARD AT No. POI
FAST FRANKLIN STREET. Rooms large and
comfortably; newly papered and painted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

Steamer, every sa,4siay rom sov YORK

GLASGOW AMI LONDONDERRY.
CABIN passage 10 Glasgow. Londonderry. or
Liverpool. ;.sJ AMI boz: &C Jui class. $50.
steerago outward Or prepaid $50. ~aonl
rr,irs-ou tlcAsls r.. reduced rlls-. ifa....
lers circular letters a cree ls AMI drafts
f0- any amount .r5g3i %. lD8est tlI~.u.
rates TOR books Of tours, ucsrfs. or iurshel iA-
fermatiln. apply 40 utNDak-JA BKOi hrt-
New York: OrGfOEBLW. ALLEN s. CO. OH Do
ninlon steamship Company. or MA -hLh
1900 Main atr0.t. 0fA'.DHsH " Elsn. -0l.n rl
Express Company. htclm mi az il-s3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
ByN. W. B0we,
Real Estate AuctOneer.
TRUSTEE'5 SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT.
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
ON
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.



bY Nrtue ~ ceIA'u ueeu '' u"7, ,''', ..
Cn.ra,,, ,,',gt ~ ,3bn,ouf Ina D.aI.Beok H..
49,, MO, -ll ana IN c"r,,l t,,re ,,irb A iecrss
- 3D.. 80 ,,,' ,',i i,,i,4 is. IN ,h, .,iit
- 80, 80. -, -. ~ ~ tobb ami
Ia + lin ...l g.. or.i.,, an f,. ,roni4e. ON
"'''' -. d, -. 80 80
NONpnl' O'tonhE I'' 4''o'
10 20 O'Clock +. VI, TINT exceeding DESIRABLE
AND EilGlbLl-LOtAfED 10 on ga" nofh
.ile OF Cary street tou,ocp inst eni >"coud
streets, fronting BIZ ieei ana eN,cnl.hS pA.S
Ej tl2 iott, With ih' sinai quo NNtp pbi'h
DWELLING 80. i'e rherc %. AMI lying between
fhs residences OF James &. Eca.nn, i-st, aud
Mr. G. y. Barg4m'n.
ilero b. no better location tr orc OF f"p
hous0-, ar'" ling to th' yo"' ana purposes OF
the purchaser. lhiu lhir - 10 ana d' ''' 49,
in aHtretr .'9hoorhoo1s nni convenient lo-
Gallons lalgautaA. This one La On HD thiiu"ht
drrror' are harl o. tli, heartily infiu' ana
confidently expect ,"1r r'srno. ti mo -.ie'
ihkh en-. Wifl '.L 'l.'. 'I.
two years, Tor nose "i.n lht"ic-i 10. w. ana -o
cureI Oy ii'ias-"c''' ~ W. ~ ,'
otl i'",t'o,
r,rrrrrT 1.V! nr1 L.rAgrA. .rf,N-
IbbLiC ''.ti'i- va 80
4 Elf tH LANp.-iu phreuA'' pl 1'' ;.
siOus n tso drot' oi trust rAr'i''1 Wy MHl"f
Charles =. Darlington m % iis "i', rr'nrl'l ga
thr rierks omce Dt heliihA '.-ily '9't'' iu
Decd Bo.A so. - pHf"t .' ana sD ana D'lNs
thereto CURED pY ih' rI.'ffy. 'l NN.,'
signed vii r-H % tha .I.le'' D.'-cr " P"-'''
u i4lut Nu tll' liiill.lH' 'h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
old DOMINION STEAM a>FFg,
~ sHIP CONPANI -2z -la.a.

Steamers leave kichm0nI EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az p
-gearaers leave New YORK for Richmond
RYKhY WEDNESDAY au1 SATURDAY q. .
NJ arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY and tII-
DAi NDkNlNO5
pa-.eogor accom- mOfst,9ns unsurpassed
Cau.u faro % Soo fOrE rlB Jamos-rlser
route Including meas aai DefthI.-.-. 5 0
KouuI.tstO uckets uihlJoi Niny Gays
After dabs u issus. = 10
St.ersRa win 81 bsis tence .............. 30
StesrnYs Without hguslstenc0. ...- .--... tW
Cabin faro "a CneeapcE4o aud ONO rat
road .......-.s..-.st --t-- 900 W.
Cain fare tt1 Richmond AMI Petersburg
Tickets can De Obtained ~ a. W. 0arbors. lJb
Main street: Chs8ageef8 and Onto aid Nan
uord AMI Petersburg dep0ss, ana ~ company $
Office. 1911 Main suoot. 2ul wharf hOckeila
fr,.ients forx srGo1 AMI through bills Of Lsilng
frled Tor points you'd NoH York
FrsighI received daly unDi bOIc N sailing
Passengers leaving MrnmOni o. MONOAIA
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AMI
SATURDAYS ~ VA Cnesaposxo anu ohio rail-
xav ,sta Newport Sown a. SOD A. &c.. .LI Df
Rlcnmon1 sBd Psgsrsourg faiirosi same eaysl
~ Nh A. ~ viii mako connection o. NO--
Vol h Nth steamer leaving those days
QkOh6E ". ALLEN 4 60, Agc2tA.
No. 1901 hsIl street ani
EOS tompAny's wharf. kocEo!s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
AVtrESoH aALsS-guture @Rys.
BY AppersOn e. Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucnoneers


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
\ Of TWO MOST ENCEL1FNrLi BUILT
BRICK DETACHED DWELLINGS AT lie
NORTHWEST CORNER or LEIGH AND FIRST
STREETS- BY virtue 4 the decree OF tho kicl'-
mond Chanccry Court Il the 2I of July lsSs. I'm
tho suit ~ Grafton 20 aimiri strator re- Rowe. &C.,
tho undersigned. special com mis3ioners therein
named, via sell. on the promises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -. tS>'.
at ~ O'Clock p. ". the ahoye-descrioed DWELL
INGS. Nos. ~ and -. containing aooui ten rooms
each. built with great care ma alnos regard
less Of cost. Firo sized rooms ami Whs nall-.
Tho corner lot is s,Xi0l PIG feet and the next os
IA Sd lD-l!11O0 Q - foot. wi d alley about feet
wide running Into tho wide alley In rcar.
TERNs: one fourth cash; balance ~ six.
twelve. md eighteen months, interest added. and
title retained until purchase money Is paid and
conveyance directed boy the Court.
PRES ron COOKE,
A. q. cor RrNEl,
j. II. DiNNEEN,
Z. b. WiN~tON,
Special Commissioners.
CRAFrON's ADMfSisrR ATl X. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
ROVE AND ALA. DFFEt utsTs-lN THE CHAN
CERY COURT OF THR CUY of RICHMOND
!. Charles w Goidin. clerl, Of sati court, certi-
fy that the hond required % the special commis-
-iOners by tue decree iu sail cause of % day OF
July, 1874 has been duly given.
Given under my hand This Hih day OF July,
1855. CHARLES W.GODDlN,
OF Clark