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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
sECTIONALIsN.

The northern papers tell us that the only
question NJ importance involved IN this can
vass e the tariff. | do not think SO; GER
,ainlv II il not true in our section OF the
country. The tariff. important as II u, 80
Gar as we are concerned, sinks into lnsignin-
canoe ia comparison with the supreme I'M
portsnee OF exercising the demon OF section
alism aud keeping toe control OF THIS 1oV-
erument 10 the hands OF party friendly 10
the people Of the South. when OF the TWO
Great parties now competing for our SUIT
frages has shown itself most friendly 10 lhe
Soutb-most cOnsiderste Of our personal anu
noIltical rights? TO which party do we owe
Il that the South Is not oday TIE Ireland OF
Americay For long years we had Dten
nroscrihed people treated with suspicion
and distrust and receiving no recognition
from the Government except as the price OF
noHtieal apostAcy. TIC bitter feelings en-
rendered by The war were kept alive for
rarty purposes. II IS the GROWING glory OF
cleyelsnd's Administration that II has re-
5nked seeiionahsm and brought peace and
GOOD feeling and has restored the southern
StsteS 10 their true place IN the Union.
This restoration Of good ieehog and reeoS-
milton OF The political equality Of tue SCUM
"a mot Only g source OF Sen'lmental price, OuI
A has been fruitful Of piacucai results w
causing immigration and capital 10 how mo
o,,r sector. No one cen doubt that Demo-
s,stlc rule has been favorable to the material
deyelopmen, Of the South. Inc neatny
ns,-hIood OF progress j. beginning TO bound
.hso,,sb an the arteries OF Industrial en1er-
s n,lss and a grand career is apparently be-
fore Us.
We have the strongest grounds Tor be
,,sy,nr that the Republican party, II success
i,l' intend to reopen the southern quesu 90.
Thsir theory Is that the colofed vote 20 tee
sonlh il suppressed. ard the utiersnees .,
me Ieadinc men Of their party as wen - o.
, ne newsrapers raise The grayess applc'
ssns,ons that Il successful 10 this canvas ]. =,
they viii break the solid SCUM even y y 49, ~
necessary TO suppress the whi,e sSte' .. ~
we sfiord 10 let our Stste rsss .h.o ~. sanS
a. The Republican party because" i"'''A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

s ~ me. headed by Major a. w. n. N,le
Su.ea marshall and aids, Governor lee.
11euersi Early, and others. Governor 4 90
neoeral Early, and MIR. Goode reviewed ,hs
PROCESSION from the balcony Of tho CsbnII
nouse. Tho speaking lasted several hour
snu WAS participated In by the tioyernor
usoera' Early, aud Mr.. Goode, each ~
wnvan stirred the vast crowd 10 the highcst
smon VI enthusiasm. Franklin county will
s"e one thousand Democratic majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
United states Bonds.
INV telegraph 70 the Dlspetch.

10y IVIV6I"pH " V"V UI'F''9oII'I
WASHINGTON, November Bond offer
ings to-day aggregated S1,490,s00. Accept.
ances, $3.50, 400, allI4t's at 1854. The total
bond purchases to date under the circular OF
April 18th were S92, 10000, OF which
s5f 1872. 900 were per cents, and $40, 767, 600
a. per cents. Their cost was Sll0,0l1, 900
sos, OO5, 900 being for AS and Sl4,OOG,OOO for
49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
Election let.

Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l
CHARLESTON. W. Va, November 3.-This
morning the following het was made be-
tween Chsrles Weidman and John Johnson,
OF this city: II Cleveland IS elected Johp'
son T. 10 lump of the wharf-boat and SWIM
ashore, but II Harrison is elected Weidman
is TO perform that feat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
Tne CIoucestOr Democrats Aroused.

Especial tcIo6ralh % mo UIFPhV-u'I
GLOUCESTER POINT, VA, November D.
The Democrats Of Gloucester are awe win
Enthusiasm. The largest pchlieai meeting
80 bv VI. r. Pollard, Colopel Thomas White
"a md isaac Diggs m the order named.
'T m sncecbes we're to the point and gave gen.
s,,1 sstisIaction. Many ladies were present
ana displsyed the deepest interest IT'S pre-
ojcted by well-iniormed county pohsleissuns
thst The usual Republican majority IN the
county Will be Wiped out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

wcmay differ In opinion "a 10 whether the
tariff should he AZ per cent. or AZ per cent
| La the northern States 10 NAV be matter
OF no great moment whether the State gov
| ernmcat IL Democratic or Republican. but
not so here. Ia the nature OF things good.
honest, and Efficient government here must
| be Democratic. The Democratic party has
| been the sheet-ancbor OF our safety IN The
past, and II offers us The only hope OF peace,
security, and good government In the fu-
ture. Could anything be more disastrous 10
all our material interests than a return 70
such governments ~ the Republican party
established In the south soon after tho wal?
How are we 10 escape theme II the white peo-
pie of the South are driven from power /
! know IL is a trile theme, and It may be wear1.
some even 10 refer 10 the carpet-bag govern
ernments established by the Republican
| party in The South, but we ought never to
| forget then. We ought not TO forget their
military sa'raps, their ireedmen's bureaus.
and all the hateful aud abomius0le machinery
OF fecOnstruciion by which they sought 10
humiiaie and degrade US.
Authentic history, certsinly in civilized
times. scarcely furnishes an example OF such
saturnaila Of crime and misgovernment
az this party inaugurated in the South. 1t
suggests the dark days Of the kOmsn Empire
under the Noros or the crushing tyranny OF
some Oriental despot. The rule Of this party
rested upon the people OF the South like a
hideous nightmare. IL was a rule OF or
ganized robbery and OF legalized pillage.
Should this party insHgurate another and a
successful crusade against the South have we
any reason 10 hope for any Improvement In
its sims and methodist Whatever may be
It's aims and methods the governments es-
t9blished by this party IN the South must me-
cessaTiiy be bad. To-day every southern
State enjoys the priceless blessing Of good
government, and every southern state owes
that blessing 10 the Democratic party. We
can't afford TO vote against our party be-
cause Of some little dissatisfaction with its
position upon economic questions. We can't
afford 10 run The risk Of losing the control OF
our State government. II We would escape
bad government, oppressive taxation, dis
crimin,ting legislation, aud social degrade
ton we must see to 1t that Virginia remains
siea1iast in her allegiance to the Democratic
party. J. H., Jg.
November 3, 1888.
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WANTED, BY AN ORGANISE OF
w EXPERIENCE, A POSITION. No salary
expected. Address b. L. H., care OF Richmond
Disnafrb oc 3l-6t'
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Fell Deadin HisTraeka.
feneci,l tolerram 10 the Dlspatch. |

Especial tcIcHTun " Iuc UIHpHIVusI
FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, No
vember g. Captain Wiley Council, resident
OF Isle OF Wight county, while Standing talking
10 a gentleman on our streets this evening
fell dead in his tracks. II is supposed that
he died from old age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
By N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AucIloneer.
By N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
oV rHs
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
oFTHg
LATE JAMES DUNLOP,
ArTHE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH STREETS, BY
AUCTION.

By virtue OF two deeds Of trust, tho first 70 ".
W. Bowe and X. II. SGegor, trustees dated 18th
June. 1885, and the O,her n John II. Guy and
sald Bowe, trustees. dated October ), I-87. aud
recorded in tho clerks once OF the ChaRcery
Court OF Richmond, the former Ia Deadlock
1913 r, on page $40, and the latter Ia Deadlock
1873 A, on page 423, We will coll by auction, on
tho premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER i3, 1893,
az 4:S0 oclO, p. H.. tho large, wolf built. and
finely located RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS at
the northeast corner Of Prankin and Fifth
streetA THIS dwelling was built cf tho very
choicest materials, In tho best manner, aud
without regard 10 cost, and 10 to-day almost as
good as new In 10 arrangements IL Is oil that
could be desired, aud It's location is central and
al the same time fashionable and attractive. 10
Is a house that must 90 seen 10 be properly ap-
preciated. aud We invite all interested TO tho
roughly examine IT,
AsAsITg FOR AN UPTOWN HOTEL there
could DO nothing more suitable, combining as it
does cenTality VI location, excellence snd quiet
ness Of situation and surroundings, with an ele-
walton that insures refreshing Dree1es 81 oil
times. The area Of this property II quite equal
70 that OF the famous " Windsor Hotel" Ia New
YORK, being i30xl55 feet IN size.
II desired the residence, with about seventy
five feet Of ground, will DO sold ia one parcel.
and tho vacant lots north Of the residence will 10
that event 10 sold In sizes 10 suit. For further
particulars call on the anctloneer.
Terms: At sale. y. W. BOW,
r. II. STEGRR,
JOHN b. GUY,
mol Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers, Richmond. Va,
aud
Sampson n Adamson,
Real Estate Agents. Manchester, Va

A UCTION SALE OF TEN SQUARES
"A IN MANCHESTER ADJOINING THE
MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN AZ MARK
Additionally virtue OF u decree In u : chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond, Va, dated juno ~,
1873, e. Or. Cowardn. who sues, re. plainun,
e. j. n. Dooley and Pniilip l. Purcell. irusices,
and ais., Defendants authorizing tho UNDER
signed "a trustee 10 a certain deed a trust rom
Charles W. Purcell ani wife. dated May - le1t,
20 sell tho property thereoy conveyed, shali
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SOyEaBER IL 1873.
baginulng ut a. r. W., tho PROPERTY do
s,rihed In said decree ana decd TO wit. TEN
LOIS (.quaresi. Nos. s.. 90. AZ. q, 90 d. ~. 81
%, aud 3, adjoining me town Of Manchester. la
tho county Of Chesterfield, bounded on The north
east By Jackson street, ON the southwest by Q
ssr-et separating said lots from Dr.. MARKS es-
tate on tho southeast ~ MO'gan street, and on
tie northwest by Mausy street Tho aDovo-de-
scrihei property will bc greatly enhanced ina
value for building housos by tho nearness 81 tho
proposed electric railroad that will cross hayos
tiidCe snd run up Hull street. Pat VI property
nj the OfiiCo ~ tho au etlOunerS.
TERMS by consent, ono fourth cash: balance
IN six. twelve, and eighteen months. negotiable
notes, per cent interest added. aud the puf-
chasors waving the. homestead exemption aud
secured By retention u title on said ren ostaio.
w. 1. COWAhDlN,
oc0 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
AUCrleE sAs.Es-xussss ssysx, -,
ByN W. Bovs.
Real Estsse Aucfionssr.
GRANITE. GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT or
LAND sEAg RICHMOND. VA.
IMMEDIATELY ON TUE RICHMOND AND
ALLEaHASY RAILROAD.
AND CONTAINING ISgxHAusTIBLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE

BY virtue OF tho hereinafter m niloned decree
Will sell by suction, at mo Office 81 the suc.
tioneer, No north Eleventh street, Ia the esiy o.
Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, NovgsBsg 20. 1898.
ct O'Clock p. NJ. the TRACT or LAND above
referred N. lying about one aud one half miles
west Of the city OF Richmond on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad. on which Il has ycry,
very long front. containing Sk ACRES, apd
known 20 BE- nndcrlaid win nno guaity'of
granite, on which account this and has sreas
value. The profitable quafrtcs q the Phllsici-
nhia Granite Company sdloin inis land. and noe
that the Chesapeake aud Ohio aud Tho hschmonf
and Allegheny railroads have a frame arrange
ment the facilities Tor shipment OF stone east or
west II all that could DO desired.
Remember. the great West Ia a largo user OF
our granite. aud TIA; this land Ia on the only
roaf eaiing directly 10 that part 81 our country.
TEKHs. ono fourth cash, aud the residue ~
elk. twelve. and eighteen months for notes. with
interest added and title retained.
JAMES PLHksASTS.
Special Commissioner.
IN TBx CIRCUIT COURT oF1nR COUNTY os HsS.
RIco-PALgSR AND OTusSs ~ BEArriE. &c
I, ". S. Leake, clerk 81 the said court. do hero
by certify that Special Com missioner james
Peasants has duly given the bond required OF
him by decree catered In said cause on the ysth
day o. February. 1870
Given under my hand this ~ day OF Soyen-
Dor, issa w. ). LEAkE,
noa Clorf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

y MAN experienced In general merchandhe.
Sober and energetic References Al. Noderte
salary. No objection 10 leaving the city. Adj
dress Y. b.. Dispdfch Office. no i-lg
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Rig Meeting at Guinea.

fYpocIhi teIeEfaIA 70 s17V =, a.,
c,.,.e. NoyembeF 3.-Messrs. WINE
hosd pollard. and Dlggs addressed a ire
n.a ontponring OF Democrats here 20
n nn Grso, enthusiasln prevailed. This coun
vs; wi,l Give a good account Of herself Tues
doe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
BY Rawlings 8 Rose,
Real Estate AuctloneerA
ri, RUS TIE s. 8 L e
OF THE
FIRsT.CLAss RESIDENCE
AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND FIFTH
STREBTS
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM
BARRETT.
BY AUCTION.

By virtue Of three deeds Of trust duly recorded
IN the Chancery Court OF Richmond-the first 10
c. .. saviile. the second 70 John Mann. aud the
third 10 q. n. TsbD-we will sell by auction, on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER \. 1889.
at AZ o'clock p NJ, the s0LIDLY-Co INSTRUCT
ED, WELL-ARRANGED. AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED RESIDENCE above referred TO. II is
OF moderately large capacity, with high-pitched
Mr.. L. A. iIundley.
On the LOT, which fronts SN feet on Fifth
street by depth Of 100 feet. there are besides
the dwelling q good four-roomed Kitchen and a
fine stable.
The premises arc too well-known to require q
further description.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costa and ex-
penses Of sale, taxes, &c, and 20 discharge the
debts secured by ssid deods, amounting TO
s6.9lL32; and tho residue OF tho purchase money
on such terms ~ Mrs. ". NJ. Lyon may direct or
I'm default Of such direction from her, then as
the trustees may prescribe. c. o. sANILLE
JOHN MANN,
q. X. TABB,
celia Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

WANTED u,T THE THzv d PUB a14 RENO no
OR EXCHANGE SHOWCASES, also have row
and square glass cases REPAIRED at
r. A. BREEDL0VE'S Auction House,
no Az l40S Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
BY Frank ID. I'm & Co,
Real Estate luctioneenA


DUBLIC SALE OF THE VALUA-
BILE MACHINERY IN THE SHOPS kE-
GENTLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN AND GEORGE
GIBSON, AT COhNE. OF CARY AND SIXTH
STREETS, AT AuCTIOk.--On
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Q. 1885,
ON tho premises "a aD0yo. nc l0H o'clock A. ~,
we will sell Tho very valuable macbinery-as fob
lows:
JOINTER or HAHD.PLANRR;
1BLIHD STAT TkNONING-MACHlNB;
PAHEf-RAfSEk MACHINES:
ISCkOLL AWING-MACHiNE:
iBASD-sAW MACHINE;
DIMENSION -AWING-fABLH:
Large lotoi MAIN aud COUNTER SHAFTS
ami PULLEYs;
lSHAPING-MACHlNE;
PANEL~PLASEk:
TENOsING-
MORTlSIN0 MACHINE;
1CUT-ORg SAW-TABLk;
IkiP-SAW:
iiGFOOT JOINTING- PLANRR;
iCUr-OFF sAWlNG-IAkD;
TURN NG-LAIuE;
IBURlSG-MACHINH:
MOULDING
BOKING-MACHISK and EMORY-WHEEL-
The attention Of ell in want ~ such machinery,
which l. very valuable Tor tho manufacture 81
SASH, BLINDS, hOOLDlhGS, &G. 10 called ~
the above saie.
TsRAs: Cash for all sums of si0O and under;
over that amount sixty days, win Interest added
anl satisfactory endorsed.
FRANK ID. HILL 3 Co,
Auci.0nsors.
JAS MAcDoUdALL. salesnan. no3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

WANTED, ONE OR TWO BOARD
w Frs in a private family. Comfortable,
pleasant room. and location central. Terms
moderate. Address c. J. W., caro- Carrier No.
~ no 4-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

WANTED, A No. TRAVELLING
w SALESMAN 20 cell staple goods In Viz
ginia Address MERCHANI, care Garner No.
40. Baltimore, Md. no liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE

By virtue OF tho decree hereinafter mentioned
I wDl proceed % sell 10 the highest bidder az
public auction. on the promises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1881
at Il O'Clock ", the above RIVER FRONT. being
n part OF Falls Plantation, strip Of lard on
James river, commencing short distance be-
low tho town OF Manchester, and extending 70
the Richmond and Danvillo railroad wharf, and
bounded on the south by the track Of the Rich
mond and Danyi'le railroad and ON The north by
James river. This land was formerly owned by
Joseph Marx. deceased, Rnd "a designated on
plat OF Falls Plantation with deed from Marks
executors TO Charles Marx. "a Lots Z. \, and II.
A plat Of the properly can 10 seen at any time
a; tho aucti0neers' Office and on tao premises on
day 81 sale.
TERMs: ono fourth cash; balance In six.
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest. and
title retained until all the purchase-money Is
paid and a deed ordered by tho Court
JOHN :. WISE,
Special Commissioner.
). THOMPSON Brown & Co.. Auctioneers
SAMSON s ADAns0N,
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IF YOU WANT A CLOIHING

WANTED, A CAKE-BAKER.
w Apply to I. K GILL, No. $50 east Broad
street. no 4-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

WANTED. FOR RENT, A TRUCK
w NC AND GRASSFARM, 40 acres,
within three miles Of the city OF Richmond Ad-
dress FARM. care Dispdteh. no 3-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

I,OR SALE.-BY REQUEST OF
E me owner viii offer for sale. b. paslc
THURSDAY. Noyrnsxa I. iS<2.
Al 40 O'Clock r NJ. on We prsmissA hat r
slkAeLE kESIDkSkk OF six rooms. sable. and
ether Improvements. al IN good order, o. Ne
10: en- Twenty -niash sgrret near r.
TKEns. ns.o knovn oB dAy q ala
JAMES u. CkESSuAW, AaefkeAssf.
q M-eHTu&1h No II AoxtA UsvVAfh eseoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

TXPERIEN CED WEST ERN
IL STATES TRAVELLING SAL ESMAN
WANTS PERMANENT ENGAGEMENT with
reliable tobacco manufacturer from January
LIST Reference, present employers. VlAIOR,
Dtspatch oflce. no a-4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

WANTED, A RELIABLE AND
w SETTLED NURSE FOR AN INFANT.
References required. Apply at 800 south Fourth
street nO4-5s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
BY ". W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
BY n. ". BoWe,
Real Estate AuctioneeE.
TYR STEE'S SALE
GOOD FRAME DWELLING
AND
A PRETTY LOT ADJOINING.
SITUATED AT NORTHWEST CORNER
DARLINGTON AND TWENTY-FIVE
STREETS,
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from w. W. Cor
don. NJ d.. lately deceased, Gated October 8.
1871, and recorded 10 tienrico County Court
clerks ONCE, In Deadlock 100, page IS, default
having bcen made In the payment OF the debt
thereby secured, ana being requested 80 O. do
by tho holder OF the notes. will sell by auction,
on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. NoyEMBER 10. iS&
At AZ o'clock p. NJ, the COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING and tho ADJOINING VACANT LOT
above referred 20, fronting together n feet on
tho west side OF Twenty-rfth street and running
back i25 feet to an alley IA feet vide. bounded
on the south by Carrington SWEET This pro
perty will DO sold as whole or In two or mOrO
parcels a. may seem best al the time u sale.
Terms Cash sufficient % dafsay the ex-
penses OF sale and to pay any taxes that may 10
due and "a discharge the balance due ON said
debt amounting to $3.50. ~, with Interest thereon
from 9th OF October. 1883. and tho residue In
equal instruments az ak and twelve months TOR
notes, with Interest added and secured ~ trust
deed. h. u. EACHO,
nos Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
By z. A. Cstlin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNFIN-
i IsHED FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOMs.-I will sell az public auction, on
the Iremses, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1858.
az az O'Clock y. 81, tho DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, not yet completed, situated on tho
west side Of Buchanan street near Cedar street
The LOT fronts 70 feet and runs back 100 feet u an
A bargain may be expected. as tie property
must be sold.
TERxs: Very easy. R.A. cATLIS,
nO3 Trustee.
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n EETINRA-


NlHE MEMBERS OF EUkEhA
4 FOUNTAIN, No. 80, Q. o. T. T., arc hereby
requested 10 meet n the True ReforineTs BAL
north second street, TO-DAY Sunday. Novem-
yer 4fh. at O'Clock p. NJ, IN full mourning uni
form, 10 pay tho last tribute Of respect 70 our
deceased brother. JANIS DORSEY sister toun-
tains are cOriisliy invited 10 attend.
c. W. LANGHOkN, W. VI. y.
Az MORRILL,. w. Secretary no 4-it'
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S120,O00.

RICHMOND. VA. November /, 1883.
Sealed bids addressed to the undersigned Will
DO received at the oflce Of the City Auditor until
o'clock THURSDAY. November s, 1883. for all
or any portion OF $4,000 PER CENrUM
REGISTERED BONDS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, payable thirty-four years after tho LIST
day OF July. iSSs.
The bids will DO opened ~ tho time above
named in the presence Of the Committee on
Finance Of the tlfy Council.
These bonds will be Issued under authority Of
a resolution Of the Council approved April II,
1855. 10 provide funds for the completion Of the
new CITY Hall p. ID. HARGkONE,
no LIT Chairman Committee on Finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

Richmond BANKING AND Insurance. COMPANY.
PLAfSrfFFs, AGAINST MARX AND Aus, De-
FESDANTs-lN rHR CHANcEsY COURT or TIE
CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles W. Goddln, clerk Of said court. GER
tlfy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree OK said cause OF Oeto-
Der q. 1883. has been duly given
Given under my hand this Eth day OF octo-
Der. 1sS2 .
o. 3 CHARLES W, GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
BY James B Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciionecr.
lii3 Main street.
VIHE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
DEIfGuTFrIIY SITUATED 81.

VlHE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
l. DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED ST.
BCRBAS RESIDENCE
No. e0i5 WEST MAIN STREET.
NEW DETACHED MODERN DWELLING
WITH LARGE LOT ftHis9 FEET.
AND THE
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD And KITCHEN
FURNITURE THEREIN.
ToBR SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
At tho request Of Mrs. Helen Kemplo shall
sell BY pubic auction, on
WEDNESDAY, NoyEsBsR 7rn,
at o'clock =. NJ. her eell-knOWB and very aitrar-
tive RESIDENCE. In that delightful aud popular
West End suburb. on ths south site 81 Main
street between Meadow sn1 hovland streets,
No zji5 which is q nos, mOderuly. Constructed
ed two story Franc dweiiins. containing
seven large rooms, besides pantry, closets. &c.
ednirably arrau ged-Dpilt by Nes5rs. 1rnflsr y
EluOre about OLo ygar ago--the material. styie.
aud workmanship being % tho best. and the ca
tire premises AZ nest and attractive - when
completed. The lot fronts q feet on Main street
aud has depth Of ABOUT i1S feet ~ "A slley IA
roar twenty feet Wide. aud Tho Ctty railway
passes ths door, TO those seeking a really 81
fractiyc suburban home IA an excellent neigh
borhoOd. ani with a view 70 Increase IN yalne,
no better opportunity Is likely 70 Do offered, aud
oil such should attend this sale.
Immediately alter the salo 81 the residence tto
NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNITURE therein,
comprising psr.or. chsmber. dining room. aad
kitehen furniture Of good quality, Will 10 sold oy
auction.
TEEgs: Ono third cash; balance at ons AMI
two YEAR,, BY negotiable notes. with Interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust, and a. 10
the furniture, for cash.
Please come promptly at O'Clock.
nos j. u. ELAN. kuctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
Also

8 OR 10 SMALL FARMS. containing from 30
TO 100 ACkNS EACH. In HenrlcO county within
from one 70 four miles OF the city, suitable Tor
trucking. frulf. aud dairy purposes.
10 sidiii0n 10 the above list Of lands will sell
ON reasoDable terma a LARGE NUMBER OF
CITY UNlnPROYED LOTS IL RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER.
Apply % FRANKLIN sIhAhNS, Jk',
Sc 8l-.u&Th1st IS south Fifteenth street.