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NlME Ross

The reliable Cairyoy and Astroloest tells you the
last present and future. Born with veil has WON
derful gifts She has ss,onlshed people who
suited her. she warns tie public against imlostocs
who try to initiate her IN her procession. The mad
has equal. Her remedies fail 20 cure
sickness. She can speedy marriage. aud bring
the separated together Her masters
is invaluable Points out Your enemies and describes
your friends Entire satisfaction given Intervle
hdential and those at distance sending their and
their Lie Residence. 1910 lth 81. Once hours
sttinss 50 cents and 81 iith street cars pass the
door nan. tan
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
VI LIFE All business conndential LADIES andgen-
tlemen SO cents each. Aus street between 4th aud
9th streets northwest s6-,Hws
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Two Giddy Youths.

George Bancroft (anx1ously)-"My dear friend, ]
am still a vigorous man, comparatively speaking,
but may not live more than forty or fifty years
yet. and my history is far from complete. Promise
me that II am called away with my great work
unfinished you will complete It."
Simon Cameron with emotlon)-''George &C.
cept the trust. I'll do tt."-CNicdgO Tribune
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SBoRT ROUTE TO LONDON;
- NORDTI TCSHER LLOYD s. s. ca
last Ixln--s steamers
To SOUTHAMPTON tlOndon. Hasrel. Bremen.
Elbe Sat, AlATch 10, pm. lAbn. We'd. hsn,h L 4.
z An: " z q, sat- AaITh a.. a-in.. Alcr. Wed.
March 81 II 80 a m: Elder. Sat. March -. : 30
n ma. lAale. ned March -. a. an
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table, luAurcus
saloon appoiptlpcnts Prices: LIST cabin. e75 and up
wards berth, according 20 location I'd cstan. sJOs
berth: steerase st how rates Aply 10
mhS T. r. DfsoOf. o3O Penn ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

EDWARD F. Dnoor
92J Pennsylvania ave-
importer Of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sole agent for the uuequalled
STEINWAf, GABLER BEHR Nc. BRIGGS. AND
OTHER PIANOS
STRONG 4 CLAkkES STERLING ORGANS.
Pianos and Organs for sale Tor upon
able terms.
workmeu. ial0
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TkANSl'ORI ALTON line
II fUr Dsltnor snd ~ River Landings
steamer sGt. Capt tieoghelIhn. leaves StepiaSut'.
Wharf every SUNDAY ~ 4 O'Clock n. n. RiEss
freight must De prepaid
For further information. Apply 10
STEPHENSON L BRO.
m3-thn sth street wharf.
M AND AFTER THrRspAH. MARCH I, Isss.
NIthe steamer MAI TAND Will leave sth--L wharf uu
SUNDAYS. 1T ESDAls aud 7 III k>DAhs at = an.
foF Potomac River landings . TAR n MAttoA Treal
tsrlD.ers wharf, SUNDAY down aud Wednesdays "a.
lIents and ChaIel toiIt, Thursdays down aud Mpn-
days aud Wednesday, up
4 l. 1oLsUN Aren't. eth 81 wharf
f22-tm JNO MctiAHhf. A1cIlt. AisNalldr. d. "a.
I,oR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday. "Wednesday AZ fraay at ) Pm
steamer JANE AusELEl. ruesd . aud Thursiay
III . pm. and SUNDAY at pm.
Steamer Lcary lands nc l1ney Point going andrctura
ING.
ia .'''' INV
Knox and Iloyis express viii call aud check
sage az hotels and private residcnces- 1eepnVne-cA.
LcsEy. s45-3. Mosley. 80. Pare. e..
W. y. Mt.ls n, suit. r. \. 90.
I AMI = q -
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SANDERS & sTAYMAN
g34 ST. n. W, Washington n c.
Is y. Charles ST, Baltimore. Md.
n-.}m 12l. Main 81 kichnlopd. Va.
Collected. WARRANTED PIANOS AND Or
- CANS at reasonable prices. GUSTAV q. KUHN
meriy foreman with +. c. Iiyhte Co. Tuner with
Stelnway 4 Sons. Sells the noble KkAkANER
ORGANS. I'm
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In the meanwhile the revolutionary fever had
spread TO the south OF Germany. The radical Sec
ton OF the Frankfort parliament had seeded and
Opened us sessions In stuttgart. Armed bodies OF
revolutionistS had secured some OF the Larger
towns in SaNony, Baden and the Paiatln tie AMI
proclaimed arepubiic. ON the appeal OF the fugi-
tive grand duke OF Baden the King OF Prussia re-
solved TO INTERFERE and an army OF intervention
was sent against the Insurgents under Prtnce
Williams orders On June II, IS4g, the prince
held a council OF war in the fortress OF Mayence
and the following day his troops marched into the
Paiatinate. The campaign that followed was
snort ana oecisi'e. Aficr number OF skirmishes
with the different fnsurgent detachments ending
with the latter being driven over the Rhine the
Russians occupied the fortress OF Landau. and in
their turn crossed the Rhine at Germersheim
They then started In a southerly direction their
objective point being stuttgart seat OF the lnsur
gent government. Their march was INSTRUCTED as
much Is possible by the rebels but after four sue
cessiye histories at Wfesenthal Waghausel In
stadt and Durlach, Prince William entered the
Wurten6erg capital, and soon the revolution be-
came a thing or the past.
~ the close OF the south German campaign his
roy al brOJher appointed Prince William Governor
general oil the hhenish provinces and westphaiia,
anu MS RUE there Was characterized by patience
and benignancy. He took particular interest IN
Masonry and succeeded In being elected grand
TsSs Q, Inc Masols OF Prussia His political
views underwent a certain change In the direction
OF liberalism and the kings eycr-growinp fen
ueiry 20 assert absolute rights over the landtag
III, me- nnn ms uisapproyal. The King, IL may here
De sad, was slowly drinking himself 10 death.
800 q siate 10 goou Wine and alcoholics, the
chi 49, py hhhinging his but poorly devei-
'peu hietli faculties, only Increased his love Tor
.ntS hhd % Indulgence. Ills constant chickering's
WI, VIII ,he representatives. y the people, ana the
,HtaoiiiIy consequent thereon threw him ever
ana again into the arms OF Bacchus Finally his
s1hu,ioh alarmed even the pietistical sycophanfs
VIZ hdd encouraged hun In his obstinate cOurs.,
anu FTIAcc william. as heir apparent was called
upon iof counsel As the king only grew worse
, oIe prince on october 81. 1851, accepted the re-
SsnSy 81 te klnSdom for the term OF three mont ms
IRON The hands oI the landtag This term was
alttrNHu twlce renewed, and as the kings condl-
toh remained thr same, rather he was found 10
- Ilopeiessly Insane from the effects OF har,i-
orilAins, Prince William was finally declared ner
niaIent regent on october :, 1855
HE PRINCES FIRST ACT As REGENT
was tul OF promise inasmuch as it proved tina, he
acknowledged the peoples right to have a share
In Their own government. In other words he
nominated popular ministry, and in his opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

PITCHER CARUTHEKs GErs M.RKIgp -Robhv
Carutners. brooSlyn's crack baseball pitcher for
whose release a Dl.ger price was paid tnln for
MiAe kelly's, was married In Chicago "Wednesday
night " Miss " ,nnie banks. the daughter OF w y
banks, an internal reyeoue inspector They len
ivg brooklyn Immediately after tue wedding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
ALBSw ARLE.
PoiIeieaI-The Immigration society
Personal.

personat.
Correspondence Of the hichmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOrTEsyLLE, Va.
September 26, 1888.
The Cleveland and Thurman Club OF
this city will hold meeting in the
county courthouse tomorrow night and
will be addressed ~ Lieutenant-Goyer-
nor John Il. Massey, Hon. Walter ID.
Dabney, and Mr.. ID. Harmon, Jr.
The Albemarle Immigration Society is
making rapid progress. The object Of
this society is not to purchase or sell
lands, but to extensively advertise them.
Many OF our enterprising and public
spirited citizens have contributed large
amounts 10 advertise this section. These
Advertisements call forth many letters
Of inquiry. Mr.. Ii. 4. Burnley, secre-
tary and treasurer Of the society, having
received as many as thirty letters Of in
quiry in one day.
Miss Ida Bland. Of Richmond, who
has been visiting Miss Rosa Lilienfeld
for some weeks, left for home TO day.
Miss Bette Chamberlain, OF Norfolk.
isyisiting Miss Virginia Mason. daughter
OF Major r. +. Mason. near this city.
Mr.. Thomas 7. Peyton, deputy-post-
master here, who has been sick for many
weeks with typhcid.feyer, is now con-
yalesccnt and has gone to Charleetown,
w. Va. 10 visit friends and relatives.
Messrs III. r. and Il. j. Roberts, Of
this place, returned home yesterday
from Linton w. Va, where they went
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
NORFOLK MOVING
IN TIE MATTER OF REPRESENTATION
AT rHE EXPOSITION.
Proposed to Call a Meeting Of the Ex.
chsngsr-rhe Eavy-Yard-
Personal
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

TCorrespondcncc OF the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, September &c, 1883.
A movement is on foot TO get the seve-
raj exchanges Of Norfolk to eau JOINT
meeting on Saturday afternoon and
make arrangements 10 have this city
represented at the Richmond Exposition,
and IL possible to influence the northern
and western visitors TO make trip in the
direction of Seaboard Virginia. IL the
Cotton Exchange and Merchants and
Manufacturers aud Real Estate Ex-
changes take hold of the matter pro-
perly Norfolk will be we'll represented.
A committee Of the Real Estate Ex-
change is working the movement up.
A contract has been made with W. A.
Blodgett. of Boston, TO widen and
deepen tho Dismsi-Swamp canal, 20 as
10 admit all classes of steamers and sail
vessels that navigate the North Carolina
sounds. The work will he commenced
the FIRST of the year.
A refugee, alleged 10 be from Jack
sonville, was captured 10y the quarantine
officers this morning entering Forts
mouth on the Raleigh express.
The repairs 10 the monitor Passalc are
nearly completed, and she will return to
the Annapolis Academy next week,
where for several years she has been
used as a prsctice-ship for the cadets.
The naval officers OF this station who
have been of on their summer leaves
are rapidly arriving home and resuming
their Official duties.
The monitor Puritan and the United
States steamer Osslpee are expected at
the yard Saturday from Philadelphia,
both for repaiTs.
The large fleet Of coasters wind-bound
IN Hamilton Roads will he likely to put
10 sea to-day and tomorrow, as the
weather is clearing and the wind west
erly.
The cotton receipts yesterday jumped
ND 70 over 900 bales. and over 6UO bales
were sold. The season Is slow, but evl-
dontly starting. and will be IN full blast
in about ten days more.
Nearly the whole fodder crop in this
section, as well as hay has been lost Oh
account Of the continued rains.
Colonel Catlett Gibson is expected to
arrive here tins afternoon, and the ex-
animation of the Italian counterfelters
viii take place before the United States
authorities tomorrow.
Judge r. W. Hughes having arrived
home from his summer vacation Is now
holding court.
Rev. James Bradley, who has been
pastor of Scott's Creek Baptist church
for the last three months. leaves to-mor-
row for Richmond College TO resume his
theological studies. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Sale by R. B. cuArFrS & Co., Auctionocrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
70 attend the funeral of half-brother,
Mr.. Marshall Herndon. who died on
Sunday last OF typhoid.fever.
sudden Deashs-po,sttcas Speaking
Accident.


Accident.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispntch.l
HsMproS, Va, September 26 1888.
There were two sudden deaths IN the
county in the early part OF the week.
Miss Bolston, OF Foxhill, who died on
Sunday with congestive chill after q
few hours illness, and Miss BERTHE Davis.
of New Market, who was taken with
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Friday and died
on Monday morning.
Mr.. +. Causey addressed the Demo
cratic Club on Monday night. Hon.
James n. Stubs was expected to be
present. but owing TO a delay OF his
steamer did not arrive until late. A
crowd called for him at the hotel, and he
made fine speech IN response. Inc
meeting at Foxhil on Saturday night
was well attended.
Mrs. r. r. Armistead and daughter,
of Williamsburg, are visiting in town.
There was n collision near the depot
few nights ago between two teams, In
which a horse belonging TO Mr.. l.. Hans
ford was instantly killed, shaft piercing
him TO the heart.
Mr.. Marquis Jones addressed the
Democrats of Newport News last night
and made fine impression.
The British steamers Advance and In
diana and British steamship Thanemore
are loading at Newport News.
The British steamship Buda Pesth is
in quarantine OF Newport News. She is
from Aspinwall, PAUL.
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AUCrEon sAgBs--Thts Day
- =. =. -
By George w. MAYO. Auctioneer'
Ono. K. Laugh bon. Jr.. saicsmanJ
No. - Ninth street

FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES,
E MOTIONS. HANDSOME AIhhst-Cvr 49,, ~
&C, AT AUcTiON.-4y sale
TO-DAY
nj 10 O'Clock should attract the attention OF every
body. IL will embrace In part r,,,,u
4 HANDSOME WALNUT AND CliI-rhAMs
Library SUIT OF pieces, upholstered IN
leather--as good as new;
1 WALNUT PARL0R SUIT, In raw SIX
WALNUT PARLoR suTr, IN brown reps;
WALNUT HALI-SrAND,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINlNG-TABLh--squa
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
isUPEKTOH no. 8 CoOKiNG-sTovB AND FIX
SEVERAL GooD cooKING-sTovEs.
sELF-FREDlNG, OPEN-GRATE, and DINING
ROOM STOVES. ..,.,,.,,,,e
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS AND WAsHsTANDs,
with mirrors;
BEDSTEADS MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES, TABLES, WASHSTANDs.
TIN SAFES, IRON TENDERS. cs
A largo lot OF CHINA CRoCKERf, GLASS
WARE, TlNWARE. and STONEWAhE
ALSO,
A lot Of NOTIONS. consisting OF sPOOlnCOn-
TON. MISSES AND CHlLDRbN'S hOSE'
MEMS. MOnRN's. AND CHlLDRENS GUS
SAMFRS, AND OTHER GOODS; .,.,-,
BRBECH-LOADING DoUBLE-BARREL SHUT
GUN-l2 bore; ,..,,,,, o.e,,,,,
SEVERAL MKrAI-FRAME AND OTHER CUM
TER SHOWCASES. ..,,,,,
A consignment OF SECONDHAND AND NEW
CLOTHING.
3YOUNG NOCkING-BIRDS.
All OF tho above articles may be examined De-
fore tho hour Of sale. GEORGE W. MAYO.
seq Auctioneer'
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THE FIRST &. AND q. TRAIN.
The Arrangement Goes into Eject
How IL Wtii Bcnefit Lyuehburg.
fLynchburg News, 2)t


The traffic arrangement between the
Richmond and Allegheny and Chesa-
peske and Ohio railroads went into eff
feet yesterday, and the first Chesapeake
and Ohio train passed through here
going East. 1t consisted Of forty-tive
cars loaded with coal and caboose.
The best feature about the new arrange
ment is that Lynchburg will be bene-
fited to the extent of getting as citizens
all the crews of the Chesapeake and
Ohio trains, this place being made one
of the divisions on account of the long
run.
The trainmen stopping here with
their families viii probably number Sc
veral hundred, nearly the number taken
away by the change of divisions on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. What
We lost by tho one road we shall there
fore gain from the other. This Is good
for Lynchburg; another step in the
progress Of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:5OP. ". MAIL daily except sunday.
FIS A. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily eexcepi
sunday.
1890 A NJ EXPRESS dEilY
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between hirn-
mond and ScD,tsgille leaves 3 A. 81, returning
arrives 7:l5 Y. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge With Chesapeake AMI Ohl)
railway for tho South, West and Northwest
As Lynchburg with Norfolk ami Western rat
road for all points South. Southeast. ani SOUTH
west, and Virginia Midland railway Tor all points
North and South
At Richmond with Associated Railways for Nj
points Ia the south, and Richmond, Frc-ertcxs-
burg and Potomac railroad for the North.
At Lexington With Baltimore end OHIO ral.
road, making close connections at harpers
Ferry 10 and from Pittsburgh aud the Wes- ass)
~ points North and Bast.
SlAsptSg-ear attached 70 Sig& ESPTsss stops :;
Lynch bsrg.
sleeping-cars Lynchburgto Memphis, Ne"Or-
leans aud Little Rock.
Trains marked daily texceps sunday
daily. -
Tickets sold 10 all points. Ofrces: 9ls cast
Main street 1000 Main street, and at Richmont
ana Allegheny depot Eighth and Canal streets
JOHN X. MACaURDO.
te2l General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

TXECUTOR'S SALE OFTHE GOOD
H. BRICK DWELLING No. 107 NORTH NINE
TEyNTH STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE STREETS. BY AUCTlON.-At the
request Of the executors OF William /. owen,
deceased, will soil. by public auction, ON tho
promises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1883,
ct O'Clock P. ", the SUBSTANTIAL AND VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK DIV RLLING above referred
o. containing eight or nine rooms besides the
kitchen with TIVE rooms.
This is cUnvenienty-iocated house. and will
make a good home or will prove a good invest
mont, as II always commands good rental We
are in earnest about selling. and therefore IN
vite your serious attention, and especially re-
quest you to examine the property.
TERgs: VIII Oe made to suit
Remember. we are selling 70 close an estate.
y. W. BOWIE,
seq Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
BY Y. Il. Chafnn & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloncers,
URUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OFfs

TRUSTEFS' AUCTION SALE OFfA
IA TwO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING. NJ
FIVE ROOMS. AND KITCHEN. No. 1910 WEST
MOORE STkRET-LOr 25xi00 FEEI.-By virtue
az n certain deed OF trust. dated May ~. 1887,
recorded in Richmond Chancery Court In Decd
Book 1872 b. page s56, and at tho request OF bene-
ncinry, default having been made In payment OF
certain money secured therein. we VIII sell by
public auction. Oh the premises, on
THURSDAY. sEPrENBER q. 1883
At q O'Clock p. NJ, the above described HOUSE
AND LOT. Property Is improving In that loca-
ton and this sale ofiors a chance 70 make an In
yestmcnt or secure home.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay expenses OF sale and
debt due Of s7l373, and halance on terms an
nounced at sale JULIUS STRAUS,
II. b. CHAPLIN.
w. j. WESTWOOD,
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CHAFFIS & Co., Auctioneers.
GO d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

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" Uhl Has Eczema, letter. Ringworm, scaly
EruptiOns Ground-ltch. Poison
Oak. Dandrun. Failing Hair, &c,
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lf1ElR Is superior 70 all other local RENE
dos IL IL a pure Mc1icatcd soap
entirely free from acids. alkalles,
WCIrUTor other injurious matter. Being
" EIuIl sweetly scented IL rs pleasant ana
refreshing for the toilet, BATH and
nursery.
I'M For the general purposes OF a dis
IN infectaut. SEABURYis SULPHUR CAN
DIES are highly esteemed by physi-
clans everywhere. These candles
COID are neat, cleanly safe. and conve-
UULD nient for disinfccting Store-ROOms,
Closets. Collars, Sinks. ships. Boats,
DC Insurance Companies recon-
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OUlN. ploying sulphur.
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for aches and pains Il.
ty 7-Su. Tu&ThtJal9.nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
NTORK-RIYER LINE UA "
Il ROIAh
DAILY * APT SUNDAY

ne savC.tse route n Baitimors lh'''
on this hue are moieis q Dcsliy, titthA
c0tnforL Leave Richmond flA a.. D
s-r1vo At baltimore 50 A. N hafs %,
moro at Z. ~; arrive 81 hiehni'aI ~
io:i0 A. n, ,-..... ..
fars RICHMOND to BalunOry IiT'Fei'''
scoond class. S.5A . ....,.
me York. Rivor Line affords seperior
rses 70 puslooxs ncu ia eprblns
lesxs Richmond uoar tho cio~e " 70
traasactions AMI arrive a. taidrler, ee.i Il
rornlnx after having enjoyed . lr
nights ress. trco ssoa s1s aus AL WV W
NEsr POINT AccoNnopArloS
fsave Rienmoad Srseaiy-asrS .,,.u
street deDOD ........-......s....-
Arrive lIlchm00d tf~eaiy-snui ,..,P. :
street dep0t. ......s......s...ss''s
sDaiiy il1Ally except >unjAf. -. .tr.s.
Ierof AMI iieket-Ofls,s' FOot sukshs -
JAS 1. TAI lo@
GENERA fssasufei 49,
- lOfiN
DtyisLoa fas<sager Ats-5.
soy. HAAA Trsfis Manager.
fkYTON RANDOLPH. 0sssrA A>s~s~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27

By John 2. 0oddin.
Real Estate Agent apG Ancuoneer
Bark and Eleventh strcots.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
OTHREg HANDSOME AND DESlEABLI-
LOCATED WEsT-CARY STREET LOTS ~,
TWEEN WALNUT AND PARK STREETS ~
AUCTION.--By virtue Of a decree Of Tue circuit
Court nj the county Of Honrico. entersh on mo
I'm dsy OF July, 1898 ia the case OF Vosts az
ministrairlx ". Yogt and ais. tho undersighel'
special commissioner. win sell Stpubiic auetloh'
on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER g 1898,
NJ O'Clock r. NJ, those THREE BEAUTIFUL
LOTS located on the north side OF Cary between
Walnut and Park streets, opposite the PRICK
dwellings, Of Messrs. Trexler aud Elfnore. eacn
having front OF " feet aud Depth OF l9O 70 an
alley.
These lota, located In the direct line OK the
city's growth. offer flne opportunity 10 secure
al investment which IA almost certain 70 ylelu ~
handsome profit In tho near future, ana the spe-
cial attention OF capitalists and others IS called
20 this sale So.
A plat of the property can be seen ut the ONCE
OF tho auctiOnoer.
TEgMs: ono third cash: balance 10 SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes. ihterest
added. aud title retained until all the purchase-
money Is paid and q Conveyance ordered ~ the
Court. ALLEN q. COLLINS,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
GRATRFUL-CoNFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowleogeof tho natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and na-
triton, and by a careful application OF the nne
properties OF weil-seiccted Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our broskfast-tables With a delcstely
Favored beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills IL is 10y the ludicious nse
OF gnch articles OF diet tlat "A constitution may
10 gradually built up until strong enough 70 TO
siEt every tendency W disease. Hundreds OF
eubtle maiacies are floating around US ready 70
attack wherever there isaweak point We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified eth pure Dlood ana properly
nourished frame. "--ctpfi- Service GazefS.
Mede Simply with boiling water o. milk. sold
only Ia half-pound tins by grocers, labelled
thus. JAMES EPPS 50 Co,
homeopathic Chemists. London. England
fel6Th. sa&Tuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
By james b. linn.
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer,
il13 Main street

THAT WELL-LOCATED A n ID
i WELI1EsTABLISHED BUSIN ESS-SfAND
AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
FOURTH AND N STREEfS-A SUBSTANTIAL,
WRLI-ARRANGED STORE OF GOOD SIZE,
WITH SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE
DWELLING OVER SAME. AND FINE COR
NER LOT 4fx1S0 FERT-POR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By request Of the owner shall sell by
public auction, ON
THURSDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER q, 1855,
nj 5t< O'Clock p. NJ, tho above-named VALUA-
BILE AND ATTRACTIVE CORNER PROPERTY,
on which for many years past profitable gro
Gerry business has boon conducted, and which by
reason Of It's desirable location for both business
and residence, aud its good rental value. offers
unusual inducement. whether for business pur-
poses or as an investment Whilo the terms OF
sale are so liberal a. 10 enable one Of email
means 10 purchase IL.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the residue by ne
gOtiable notes at one, two. and three years, in
equal instalments, with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust
Sc q J. b. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-27
AUCTION rALEs-This Day.
CHIMBORAZO-PARK PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
BY Chewing & Rose,
Re.I Estate Agents. AuctIonecrs, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street
|, ,hn rnnne.i Of rhr owner wo wIll com b. auc-

Atthe request Of the owner wc win cell By auc-
ton, upon tho premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. 1855,
Mt B O'Clock p. NJ, lot LAND WITH THREE
FRAuETESFME NTS TIL EREUN. Nos. 3i02, 3i0i.
ana aI06 east Grace street. commencing 30 feet
tom mo northeast corner Of Grace and Thirty
r.r streets thence fronting 30 feet, more or less,
by a depth OF 1865 feet This property viii be
subdvided or sold 40 whole. az msy scom pest
AZ Tina Of sale Don't fail 10 attend this sale;
bargain may be secured.
CHEWING a. ROSE,
ao0o AuctiOneerA