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tions and which corresponds with the Euro.
pean international law as u has indisputably
existed siuce 1866.
similar historical relations and national
needs now bind us 10 Italy. Both countries
VIII mamtaiu the blessings OF peace ana
work ont IN the quiet security oil new.won
unity the perfection OF national institutions
and tho promotion OF their welfare.
our existing agreements with Austria ano
ftaiy will permit pp 20 my satisfaction 70
maintain my position OF friendship with Tue
Gar and the friendly relations existing Tor
century with Russia. which correspond with
nv own feelings and Germany's interest.
la the conscientious care OF peace shall
devote myself equally as readily to the service
OF the Fatheraud az TO the care OF the army,
and | rejo,ce IN our traditional relations to
the foreign Powers through which my en-
deAvors I'm behalf OF peace will be enlisted.
Trusting IN God and my peoples ability for
their defence / entertain confidence that II
will he permitted 10 Us for an indefinite time
10 defend and assure by peaceful efforts
what my two predecessors have, resting on.
God. won by arms.
At the conclusion Of the address ,he En-
poror shook hands with Bismarck, who then
kissed his Maiesty's hand. Al the close OF
the proceedings Baron LutZ proposed three
more tnCtIs lOI tUt IulltlNi. anu VIZ" '"N
procession left the hall the members were
still cheering loudly. The Emperor was
pale, and his voice betrayed much emotion.
AS be proceeded his voice became much
Grmer, the ntonation at times suggesting the
ring Of the word OF COMMAND. The first
applause greeted his reference TO his imperial
duties. The applause was renewed when be
announced tho adoption Of the programme
Of 1881 and grew in volume on his closing
with the assurances OF peace.
The Rcchstag was formally opened NJ $3.50
O'Clock. The President IN his speech re-
ielrod 70 the grief Of the country at the
death OF Emperor Frederick. lie concluded
by eyOGlng GODS blessing on the new En-
peror.
In response TO call OF the President
three cheers for the Emperor William were
heartily given.
Tho President and Nice-Presldents were
reelected, and the House proceeded to drait
an address in reply 10 the speech from the
throne. As the speech WAS uucontroYersial
the address in reply viii be coiorcss. The
session Will close as soon as the address has
been adopted.
The passage in the Emperor's speech con-
corning Russia is regarded rs coudemning
all efforts TO weaken the Austro'German al
lance.
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HOT WEATHER
CAUSES A RUSH TO THE RESORTS NEAB,
NORFOLK.
Drowned in Mill-Pond-A Woman Shot
Attempted Suicide stabbing
ARRAY.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, June 20. 1855.
An previous records for June here are
being beaten as the mouth closes. The re-
sult OF the heated term Is 10 crowd the sea-
shore with visitors. Quite number OF Rich
mond and other up-country people are at
Virginia Beach, Ocean View, aud other points
OF this vicinity spending the early summer.
The mortality lists 10 the two cities for
the month are very large, doubtless iniiu-
enecd by the heat.
The mar Joseph Rudolph, who died from
q beat.s.roke last night, LETT wife and three
children.
There are large number OF applicants for
the various Offices 10 be filed by the new
Councils on Monday. and the Democrats will
caucus on Friday night for the purpose oil
selecting the same.
The target. practice OF the North Allan
tic squadron on virginia Beach yesterday
was novel sud Interesting sight to the
visitors on shore, and was greatly enjoyed.
News OF the drowning OF three negro
boys by the upsetting OF boat In mill
pond comes from NsnsemOnd county.
Rev. X. NJ. Saunders, late president OF
Norfolk College, leaves for Meridian, Mss,
Tomorrow. where be takes charge OF a fe.
male college next session.
The peach crop j. coming ont we'll in Prin-
cess Anne and the lower part OF this county.
At Getty's Station, IN Norfolk county. yes
terday Lewis PAYNE (colored) shot woman
named Fannie Granville IN the thigh. lie
then shot himself. but not seriously, and was
arrested and committed 10 jail
In a fight lat night in Butts Court be-
tween Mike shannon and Robert Morgan
the latter was stabbed in the abdomen, re-
ceviug an ugly and dangerous wound.
shannon was jailed.
The officers OF the Fourth Virginia regi-
ment engaged in huntiHg in the mountains
for summer encampment for the regiment
returned last night and will recommend the
Allegheny Springs. About 800 members OF
the regiment will 90.
The Republicans here are already organ
izing clubs for the presidential campaign.
The United States steamer Swatara, Com
mander McGowan, sailed to-day from the
nsyy-yard under orders for Washington To
take General =. ii. Sheridan on a trip to sea
and to be again inspected by the Board OF
Naval Ius pectOrs to fully determine her con-
dtion for three years cruise I'm the South
Atlantic. G.
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PETERSBTBG.
Judge Kelley tn ToWn-Senf On Tor
TrtRi--An Omission Corrected.
fCorrespondenco of the Richmond Dispatch.l

lN'tAp'f|-AH.~-'~N - 49,
JUNE 20, 1855.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley has been spending
day or two in the city visiting friends. lie
has been heartily welcomed, and everybody
is clad 10 greet MIN.
In the Mayors Court this morning Robert
Roland. the young white man charged WIN
attempt 10 rob one OF the cars OF the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company. was exam
incd and sent on to the Hastings Court for
tral.
Mr.. II. T. Wright, a wcll.known Young
man, was before tie Mayor Oh several war
rants charging him with the larceny OF meal
and other property at the swit'Crcek mill,
in Chesterfield. After a protrac'ed cXaml-
nation the warrants were dismissed and the
accused discharged.
A white youth from Dinwiddie county
had one Of his feet crushed on Bank street
to-day by the falling OF heavy irongrating
upon II.
In the publication OF my letter in the Dis
match Of this morning an error or omission
occurred 10y which the naIoes OF two OF the
brightest OF the students OF the Uaiyersiiv
school OF this city failed to receive the credit
due them. TIE Elliott prize was awarded
10 Mcssrs. Aston Hamilton and u. j. Ham.
ilton, both OF th, city, with Mr.. BY. Booihe
as UrOrilae dcce8Sit, and not TO MIR. Boothe,
as by accident appeared. ROBIN ADAiR'
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WANTED, A COLORED BAKER,
w with references-one experienced In
making bread, pies, and fancy cakes. Address
STEPHEN S. SMITH, No. IL Market street,
Danville. Va. te eG-2t'
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Killed by Lightning.

fCorrospOnd0nco Of Tho Richmond DIspatch.l
WHEATFIELD SHENANDOAH COUNTY,
June -, 1883.
During thunderstorm on the evening OF
the DIST Of June as Mrs. Il. :. Pangle, of tins
ncighborhoOd, was replacing some pieces OF
clothing on bcrclOthes>line which had blown
of, the lightning struck one OF the locust
trees in the yard and ran along the clothes
wire to another tree 10 which the wire was
attached, tore the trees to pieces, and killed
Mrs. Pangle instantly. She was about forty
five wears OF age and was an official member
OF what il known here a. the Progressive
Thinker church, Rev. Emanuel Sbayers. Her
sudden call to pass over the river was heavy
blow to her family. w.
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PeCuI ar

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is different from aud superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
sration OF ingredients, Hoods sarsapariila pos
sesses the fun curative value Of the best known
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods sarsapa-
rilla accompanies cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy - Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do
not produce good results Hoods sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in IFS " good name at home there is
more Of Hoods sarsaparila soldin Lowell, where
it is made. than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomena record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short a time. Do not be in
ducodto take any other preparation. Besure to get
Floods SaFsapaYilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by CT. HOOD & CO., Apo:hecaTies, Lowell, Mass.
E90 Doses One Dollar
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Church Observation-Disclosures. Crops. &c.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

EARRIsONGURG, Va, June -, 1883.
An immense conconrse OF people assem-
blod on yesterday at Singers Glen. in this
county. to attend upon The dedication SER
vices Of the elegant Baptist church just COM
pletcd at that place. \ number OF ministers
were present and took part. Rev. DR.. j. b.
Taylor, Of Lexington, preached the deoica-
ton sermon. lie also preached on Saturday
and Sunday nights 10 crowded congrega-
lions. The new house Of worship was dedi-
Gated free from debt, and It's an ornament to
the neighbOrh0od.
This section has been favored with timely
and abundant rains. our farmers are busy
with the embarrassing, and the grass and
corn Is looking finely.
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ByJchn 7. Goddin,
Real Estats Agent aud Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF SEVEN
l. NEW FRAME DWELLINGS AT souTH-
EAST CORNER or BOYD AND MOTION
STREETS by AUCTION. by virtue OF certain
deed Of ;rust from J. Fleming wingtield TO the
undersigned, hoaring date June :, 1888. duly ro-
corded In the clerks ofice f Richmond Chancery
Court In Decd Book i35 G, page ls2 shall sell az
public auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q. 1889.
at O'Clock p. NJ. the AFOREMENTIONED
DWELLINGS, six fronting on the east side ~
Norton street, numbered Ill, 7l3. 7ia ~, 7i9,
ana 7zl, and one fronting on tho south side oil
Boyd street. numbered ls23 They are TWO
stories aud contain tareo rooms each. with well
OF good water. These dwellings have recently
boon erected, arc well built. and occupied by
good tenants. Being so convenientto the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac shops, near
10 the Electric railway. and where property is so
rapidly enhancing In value, tha special attention
of those In search OF good paying investment
Is called to this sale.
TERMS: one third cash; balance in six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
ndded, and secured by a deed OF trust
10 u EDGAR ALLAN. Trustee.
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BY John T. Goidin.
Real Estate Agent aud AUctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets

ATTRACTIVE THREE-STORY-
IA AND-BASEMENr EAST GkACESTkEkI
RESIDENCE, No. 3it FOR SALE BY AUC-
TION.-At the request Of tho owner, who u
nonresident, will sell at public auction. on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUSE sorH. 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, that substantial THREE
STORY AND-BAShAENr BRICK DWELLING,
No. 3i4 on tho north side " Craze street be-
tween Third aud Fourth strsets. containing ten
rooms, besides kitchen with four rooms. The
basement IL very light and airy and u well
suited for professional gentleman. Tho house
has recently boon put in good repair, aud Is CO.
cupied by an excellent tenant Gas. water.
bath. &c. Lot 25HxlB feet The location Of
this property being 20 near 10 business should
commend itsolf 70 any one la search OF a good
home or q safe inYe3tment
Terms: Liberal, ana announced At sale.
JOHN T. SODDlN.
ie23 Auctloueer.
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AUCTIsN Sales.--future Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co.
and
Sampson q Adsmson.
rJyRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY
L STOCK BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
NORTH SIDE HULL STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
MANCHESTER.

nv request 81 the executor OF ". u. Ham. do
ceased. AID By virtue Of deed Of trust duly re-
corded IA the Manchester Office OF thssterhen
County Court Deadlock 3. page ~. 60 secure
inc paynient OF the notes therein mentioned. ana
default having been mdAo In payment OF mo
same, and being required 20 10 do, we Will sell AZ
public auction. on the promises. on
FRIDAY. JUNE %. 1875,
at $50 P. NJ. the STORE above described, and ~
long occupied by Mrs Storey n SISTER a. gene,
raj confectionery. bakery, sc. Lot 22xl23 2i2
feet ON western line, and eastern lot not 70 deep.
AN EXCELLENT BUsINESS-SrANDAND GOOD
PAYING INVESTMENT.
Terms: by consent OK all Interested, one tnlrp
cnsh. balance In six. twelve, and eighteen
months; eper cent interest added. secured ~
deed OF trust. LEROY &. BROWN, Trdsteo.
j. THOMPSON Brown Co.. Auctioneers
SAMSON s. ADAAsos.
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VORK-RIYER LINE WA WI.
L POiSp.


Tho fsyorite route b Baltimore. Ilo-''a
On this lac arc moiols 10 bsautY o.. co.
comfort Leave Richmond 'HN an.
arrive az Baltimore 40 A. ~ lek,' .a.
more AZ Z. d.. arrive q. klclI9Gl 3d.
1910 A. NJ.
fare Richmond 70 Baltimore Pistols.
second class. N.50
Tho YORK kiyor Line Aforls sIperior ..lf
ages 10 business men Ia enabling .. H
Leave Richmond uear tl9 ri lse 90 g..
transactions and arrive a. Baltimore %. i
morning after having enjoyed o tr
nights rest, free from ne dust aui noise l-
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
leave Kichm0nd QWeniy- Alri
Street deppD ,.-.,.-.-....-.-.--. - -
Arrive Richmond Twenty third
Street depot Observation-Disclosures. q
Daily. tDRliy except sunday.
Depot and iicSet-onco. Roo. Nirg.
Uptown Chico Corner Tenth All aa
JAS l. Tan
Genera lassHr fHr l-
j. - POT y
Division PGssflgt tf-
Kichu "a
-
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tloneer, No 4 Eleventh street. a. / o'clock p NJ,
on
THURSDAY, JUNE %. 1888.
1. WESTBROOK, the beautiful and attractive
mansion aud HOMESTEAD OF The late Colonel
John B. Young. between Brook turnpike and
the Hermitage road, In Henric0 county, three
miles from the city Of Kichmoud. The mansion,
with gas-plpes. clsten. bathrooms, ami other
improvements, together with tho out-buildings,
is in fine condition.
Tho FARM contains SEyENTY-FOUR ACRES
or LAND. in fair condition. and has on 10 a frst-
class apple, peach. pear, ami cherry orchard.
fine terraced garden, beautiful grounds, aud
lawn with graveed walk, Gad handsome ever
green's and shrubbery, which make It Que OF the
most desirable suburban residences around
Richmond.
. The OyERsEERiS TRACT OF FORTY-sIX
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND adjoining the
above on the west. This laud is Of tne quality,
ana Is specially adapted to farming and truck
ing purposes, ami has on II q COMFORTABLE
HOUSE with four rooms and we'll OF excellent
water.
ACRES OF WOODLAND between Brook turn
pike and the "NoW North road continued,
three miles from the city OF Richmond and On
Brook turnpike, suitable for lots or trucEing.
The wood OH this land is very valuable. viii be
sub-divided 10 suit the views Of bidders.
4. We will offer with the second piece Of pro-
perty au lCE-HOUSE Of largo dimensions, from
which the last lessees sold in one year $1,000
longing thereto.
The whole Of this property IL convenient to
churches. schools, and telephone line, aud 10
surrounded by tho most desirable neighbor-
hoOi.
Parties ara Invited to drive out aud LOOK at the
place. or tho auctioneer will carry them outfree
Of charge.
TERMS: one third cash, and the residue AZ one,
and two years. with interest from day OF sale anf
secured by trust deed or by retention Of title.
THOMAS y. CARTER,
j. W. ANDERSON,
b. II. NASH,
{. c. MCKAE.
Special Commissioners.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO COUSrY-YoUNG's EXECUTORS AGAINST
YOUNG AND AIS.
/. samuel 2. Waddill. deputy clerk Of tho said
court, do certify that the bond required Of Spe-
ial-Commissioners j. w. Anderson, Thomas n.
Carter. G. &. McRRe. and Il. H. Nash by decree
entered in said cause on tue 18th day OF June,
1888 has been duly given.
Given under my hsad this 18th day Of June,
1888.
1918 sAMUELP. WADDILL
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PHILADELPHIA. RICH xSEeN
MoND AND NORFOLK
tTEAMsHIp coxPANx

Appointed calling dAyr Every TUESDAY
An.
Freight, for Tuesdays and Friaays steamers
received tn ii:0 A. N; for Sundsys sssamsr
MI p NJ saturday Freight received daily M
tk.A
Fare. o.
Tor further Information Apply to
>. w. NoCARRlcK.
General Southern Agent once RocksfsA
~ General Asvau PhA,pdslphiA
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AUf Nh 4RNN
Train M. 80 connects daily eXrHnf
at keysyiils for Chase tifr. '.ar.sfi.'. .t
oxford. 40 Groensusnl Zoe DI-nau. Na..
Salon. AMI Winston, AM al points GA = o.
CarOliua Division.
Train No. 81 connects daily - Grefn.1of
for salem, winston, Raleigh, h0Iishnf), D.
MOrehead Clty. - Salisbury tYr A-LeFiile. hi
Springs, AMI al points ~ r-teru Norin Co...
lima: Al Charlotte with Charlotte. CoiumpiA s.
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia AugGs.A, ? 't.,
Charesieu. Savannah, lnDmasgilH Ca ia.
sougilie ami other Flor Ia pJius a.s1,
Carolina Contra. railroad Or wilmington.
Trans from tho Soltn arrive a. hcLa i
4. II. AMI 8: r. VI
tBURKEylLLE tRAiN EXTENDED l1
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V'HE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES r. CLARK, PEksrDksE
BRADSTREETS RICHMOND oFFIcR
No. lios EAST MAIN STREET,
Telephone Noi3s
y.n. wnIrTy, superLu.endeu

III. WITTY, SUPERINTENDENT.
THO Rlchmona once has more Than Kept pace
with the rapid growth or the ciIy and Develop
mont Of to territory tributary 10 Il II oilers 70
the VI rrantle community OF this section all mo
sdynr ssof stem the superiority Of which
Is re al trade centre Of the civil
IL tn IN special sense prepared
Il IT, .fof It's local patrons ID at
teii 10y u AZ Is has now larger nussbr
~ nas',s.if'o IaE other m<reanfils sgsnek
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TIE OLD CONCERN RE-ESTlDLISHED.
THE PEOPLE OF

WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
w Richmond 10 know that we have this day
formed a co-partnership uUder thb frm-name Of
CRUMP q WEST for conducting tho WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL COAL AND WOOD BUSI-
NESS at the old stand, l7l9 east Cary street,
Richmond, Va. where. with increased facilities
for carrying on the business 10 all Of lie branches
we shall be pleased to sorve the public with en-
tire satisfaction. Our coal ana wood IS kept dry
undershelte and each load We ghed or measured
accurately. We guarantee 10 deliver the quanti-
~ bought BENZ. T. CRUMP,
{. III. WEST.
Phone 81 ie lam
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mArrsxas, CARPETS. ac,

NEW MATTINGS JUST RE-
IN CEIyED Oii-Clotbs. Carpets, Rugs. aud
hats, Hollands Hsmmocks, Lace and Damask
Curtains Largo LOT OF choice Shades At s0c. efl;b
Paper Hangings II mo latest styles All orders
promptly attended u. A JENNINGS, No isll
hsln strea& ~ x82m
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Leave ArfiV8
Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NORrhwARD.
DAILY ,D.,ly s ,.... 2 s ., ,,.s

'Dsily. tDsily except SuD0aY
srOPPiNG-PLACka ...t
NoA u and "a make 20 stops No I.
only on signal az Manchester AMI tlc'@
- stops only on signal ~ Chester,
snd Manchester no. IS stops % ~ D.
regular stations Ne. Is stops oa ~ %.
regular sIati0ns and also al Temple
WaithslL Nos 81, ~. 50. "a. IS, 70, 81, al
stop at ali stations for passengers
PULLhAS-CAK SERVICE ....
on Trains Nos "a sni 20 sleeping-tAt' .- 70.
New forr AM Tampa. FLA. lria Js,A' -'....I
On Trans Nos. u 1ad 81 sleeplns-csfs =, a,
Washington ant Charleston. Ca ira. 80.
sleeping-cars betw@ea New YORK aud -.
VILE. ON itraia NO. q sleepirg-eais s''
Washington ana Jackeonsiile ..,.,.s.,ts
TIE ONLY Al.LiiAiL LINE TO NVas'~
LkAys. AAH'N : Il
Richmond. SEES A. N. / Sorfolk. ......S.' y N
Richmond :. s60s p. NJ. Norfolk. ......s.' ~ NJ
Norfolk. -. .se.l0 A. u. hichnoni IL . 4
Norfolk. .'s:-0P NJ. kichmoDd. - - :
These uainz Al,s make close come, g., 4,
fsrmvtlle. Lyncaunrg. ani southsss.e - =, :
and all stations GA tne >orfolg ani Mes.etu =
road, except tho lgAS train. Passeh>.i, A.. 3
poinis veal ,of Petersburg should 'aas ~,
saDsrinloniesA
KIT. d. Mysss, General supsriRtoaden-
4. N. kNxxs9x. General fAssensef AsSa- =.
toI. uAAA fratnc Asaazse -"
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BY Chewing q Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No north Tenth street
ORTIZ S-STREET
~ PROPERTY.

by request OF the owner we will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY THE aSru DAY OF JUNE, 1883,
at O'Clock p NJ, that FRAME DWELLING No.
$40 north Adams, between Clay and Leigh streets.
The lot has front Of 20 by 1856 feet TO an alley rs
feet wide The location OF this lot Is very deslra-
BILE, and should attract many bidders
10 Is Auctioneers.
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Correspondingy quick tims % o;her points
Through bills OF lAding issued ~ low rates.
c. A. TAYLOR
mol General Freight Agent
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MY EXPERIENCE.

al havo been afflicted for many
years with Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
and affection of the Kidneys, caused
by a Torpid Liver. During last fall
and winter was obliged 20 suspend
the most Of my labor in my field Of
Home Missionary work on account OF
my health. Early this spring | was
induced 10 try Simmons Liver Regula-
Tor, and have had more real good a
health than for years before. II re-
leves me at once, and Is more salts
factory than anything OF the Kind /
ever tried. have also nsod IL sue
cessfully 10 ward of bilious attacks"
JOSEPH L. WHEELER, Cumberland
Presbyterian Minister. Lebanon, No.
EXAMINE 10 SEE THAT YOU GET THE
GENUINE, distinguished from all frauds and
limitations by our red trademark on front OF
wrapper. and on the side the seal and signature
OF j. IA. Zelin q Co. 10 22-F,S ,W&w
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WEST. BROAD-STREET STORE
w PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
BY
CHEWING & ROSE,
REAL ESTATE AUCrIONBERS AND BROKERS,
No 5 NORTH TENTH STREET.

By request OF the owners We will sell by auc-
ticn, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. June %. 1853.
at o'clock =. 81, that BRICK STORE, with
DWELLING above. No. So west Broad street
feet wide.
The superior location Of this property. To-
gether With the brilliant future OF Broad street,
should cause you 10 tell each ono you meet: Your
money viii DO well invested and your rights un-
molested.
TERBs: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE.
10 20 AuctioneeIs.
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40 p. ". Ma ! daily .eA. .r.
Gi5 A. n. ACCOMMODATE dag .ftr
sunday
;s.n A. ". EXPRESS lnlY
SUNDAY AD ONaDulfiuN
mond aod >coit,,ilie leave A.
arrives 1.lj r. N.
CONNEDrfON
A. clifton Forge FltU tLa.aUr4.s ... ..,
railway fJr ths ~autl. West. lI.l ,.r
AZ LYnclburg Nib Norfolk nuI ...
road Tor ali points SpiuI. ruIfItts. ...
vesL AMI Vrgiuia MiigauIfli.eaff Oh. 81. 80
North 3nl south
AZ Richmond with Ass0.a,e hs. H.|.'
points ma the south. ami 81 um %. -. %
burg and Potomac railroad Or t.H f.
At Lexington WN. Baltimore a. 81.
roaI, making close COIN .rNlrt a .
Ferry % and from plusnurgA Aai So N ... is
90 pOlnts North AMI East.
S!sspfAJ-cgr attached - Si.M 90 tt
Lpnci kurL
sleeoiug-cars Lyn-hbIrs % Nempa.-. .rr
leans Rn1 Littil Rob-
Trains marked daily .ex.el. -.lIr
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
AUCrIos sALEs-ruturs rays. .
BY n. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser.
Orlce Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS AucTIoSsAIH
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
wEsT-END REAL ESTATE,
CONSISTING OF A LARGE Two-sroRY AND
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
CARTER STREETS,
WITH A VACANT LOT ADJOINING on THE
EAST:
ALSO, VACANT LOT ON EAST SIDE OF CAR
TER STREET BETWEEN CARY
AND BEVERLY. AND ONE on SOUTH SIDE
OF BEVERLY STREET NEAR RANDOLPH.