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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

XNTANTED, SEVERAL CARLOADS
w OF PAPER-SToCK-common and No. 2.
Give prices T. o. b. Richmond.
W. s. p. SHIELDS
Ledgcr Building.
sc SIT Ihilalelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
PORT NORFOLK.
sam Small Can't Cems-Portsmouth Mat
tsrs-Ths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dor Lscturer-Persoral, Etc.
u,orra,nona,noo Of The richmond Dispatch.l


NonroLK, VA, September 8. 1883.
The first cotton-ship of the season, the
Spanish steamship Guido, has arrived to
load for Liverpool. The receipts OF the
Heecy staple already average one nun
bred bales day.
During the month of August there
we're but eighteen deaths In Forts
mouth.
Rev. Sam Small is sick in Ohio and
can't meet his engagement in Portsmouth
tonight.
A number OF capitalists OF Philadel-
phia are visiting Portsmouth with view
to examine the location for extensive
chemical-works.
The Portsmouth City Council has re-
solved not to reduce its fire department
or its police department, as urged by
meeting OF taxpayers
Hon. George Il. Bowden, the Repub-
lican nominee for Congress, was sere-
naded at late hour last night by the
Nansemond delegation and the Suffolk
band.
II is not thought that the nomination
OF thu forty-six Wise-Houston Repubii-
cas- for Congress and the electoral
ticket last night will amount to much,
but that Bowden, who is smart pollti-
clan. will have il out OF the way long be-
fore the day of election. The strength
developed by General Groner and his
friends even in the regular Malone Con-
yention, however, was great surprise
10 everybody, and Groner Is WISE
Houston man. Andy Williams, the can
didate put up for Congress, had to pro-
mise the convention that he would stick
in the field under all circumstances.
II has been ascertained that the use OF
Pocahontas coal on the Portsmouth and
Norfolk county ferries effects saving OF
800 tons annually.
Mr.. j. O'Keefe, OF Providence, Il. J.,
lecturer of the knights of Labor for the
State of Virginia, is here lecturing to the
assemblies. and will remain a week and
then 90 to Richmond and vicinity.
The good people of the London-Bridge
Baptist church, in Princess Anne, OF
which the Rev. Mr.. Clarke is pastor, are
making ample arrangements to entertain
the delegates and visitors to the Ports
mouth Baptist Association, which meets
on the Goth instant.
The Atlantic City Baptist church has
extended call to the Rev. W. p. Hines
to take charge of that pastorate.
The grand jury of the Corporation
Court has had q heavier business this
term to dispose of than was ever known
at one term before.
The fall term of the Circuit Court of
the city of Portsmouth commenced to-
day. =,
Miss Minnie L. Tunis, of this city, and
Lieutenant Carroll Mercer, Of the United
States marine corps, were married In
London, England, recently and on their
return to America will make Wash
ington, ID. c., their home. g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
THE HOUSE.
A Resolution for finsf Adjourn
mept-Personst Privilege, DC.


In the House to-day Mr.. Oates. OF
Alabama, created applause by the intro
duction OF concurrent resolution pro-
viding for the final adjournment OF Con-
gress on the Goth instant. 1t was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Ways and
Means
Mr.. Forney, OF Alabama, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported
bill appropriating $500, 900 to suppress
infection Of interstate commerce OF tho
United States. Referred 10 the Commit
tee Of the Whole.
On motion Of Mr.. Sayers, OF Texas,
the Senate amendments 10 the fortifica-
ton bill were non-concurred in and q
conference ordered.
Mr.. btahlnecker. OF New York, rising
TO q question of privilege, sent 10 the
Clerks desk and bad read an article in q
newspaper intimsting that he was the
member at whom the resolution OF in
curry adopted yesterday on motion OF
Mr.. Kelley, of.Pennsylvania. was simed.
II the resolution, be said, was aimed at
him, as the newspaper statement indi.
Gated, he most emphsticaily denounced
it, charges ~ false In every particular.
He would not dare TO trust himself, in
view Of the place where be stood. 10 ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
HAMPTON NOTES.
Marriage OF Mr.. John r. Lowry and
MISS White-Other Matters.
HAMPTON, VA, Sept. ;, 1888.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatcn'l
HAMPTON, Va, Sept. ;, 1888.
The Baptist church was filed by q
large number Of ladies and gentlemen
on Yesterday at 6 o'clock p. Nj. to Wit
ness the marriage of Miss Bette White,
daughter of Captain Samuel }. White, to
Mr.. John E. Lowry. Rev. Mr.. Lowry,
brother of the groom, performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. DR.. Wood
fin. The bride looked charming in n
dark travelling suit. Messrs. j. X. Out
ten. Frank Darling, John johnson, and
James Sclater, Jr, acted as ushers. Mr..
j. 7. Bentley presided at the organ. At
the conclusion of the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowry proceeded to Old Point,
where they embarked on the Baltimore
steamer for northern tour.
Mr.. w. ii. Boyenton, one of our popu-
lar young merchants, left for Richmond
on yesterday, at which place he will be
married tonight to fair lady of Athens,
Ga.
d. J. Turner Division, Uniformed
Rank Knights of Pythias, will be insti-
tuted on the odd The uniforms OF the
division have arrived and are much adj
mired.
Warwick County Court commences to-
day.
Andrew Williams (colored). who was
nominated for Congress by the boilers at
Norfolk on yesterday, is the sheriff OF
the county and is exceedingly strong
with his party. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

OARDERS WANTED.-THE
I'D house lately occupied by Mrs Webb. c0l
east FRANKLIN street, Is being put In thorough
order, and will be OPENED ASA FIRST CLASS
BOARD.NG-HOUSE ABOUT THE fora SEP-
TENDER BY Mas. PATrIS0S, lats Of Baltl-
more. Engagements may DO made at once at
her present address. No. 100 east Grace stree.
Richmond au % I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
men ana wom.a,. Bones.

joints. and muscles may escape the agonizing
TEXTURES Of rheumatism II they viii but take
time by the forelock and annhilate tho symp-
toms OF oncomlng trouble with the benignsnt
aud highly SAC cuoncd blood depurent and al
tefsflYe, nosiefser's stomach Bitters. Poisons
mostly constitute the ordinary means OF bAttiiEg
with Nils strocious complsirL Avoid the rsss OF
usiag these by rcsortins 10 the safe as welt as
cuecsIal anti ph0gisuc and preventive. After
exposure 70 damp, through drnughts and other
causes witch encourage q Rheumatic tendency. 3
wineglsssfui OF the Bhiers prevents III effects.
no surcr preventive OF pnaiariai ailments ike
fever and agge, bilious remitteat. dumb ague.
genial rec operator OF strength exhausted by OK
ceesiFe mental or physical effort Miners. mari
ners. operatives. and others whose svocstsons In
yoiye laboficus work In rough weather out 81
aba - eThtxl6AATp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
GoRnoNsv1r1r. September 4. 1883.

GoBDoNsv1LLE, September 4, 1883.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-We propose to make you
the arbiter of a question which We have
discussed at some length. Please answer
through the columns of the daily Dis
patch:
Is the expression 81 enjoyed myself "
correct, the speaker referring to time
or occasion of enjoyment
Answer the following also:
Is the expression 81 am mistaken "
correct, the speaker meaning to say he
is in error?
Hoping it may be your pleasure to
give prompt answer to the above. l am
yours, &c, J. WILEY BLEDsoE.
According to Stormonth both these
expressions are correct. Richard
Grant White and some other purists
object to the expression, 81 am mis-
taken ~; but good usage is against them.
Stormonth says OF the word "mis-
taken" that it means "wrong or in error
as applied to persons; misunderstood as
applied to things" In other words. he
says that the expression 81 am mis-
taken is equivalent to 81 am wrong,
or 81 am in error" OF the word "en-
ioyed" he says: To enjoy ones SELF,
to have pleasure and great satisfaction"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS At
IN TENDED the Grand Conservatory Of Music,
New York. desires a position 10 TEACH VOCAL
Latin, French, English, and Mathematics. Adj
dress n. 4. C., care Postmaster. Lexington, Va
su9im
VNTANTED, AN ASSISTANT BY A
w PHYSICIAN Win iaase asd increasing
practice. Address Lock-Box IA. Hantington.
". Va au il-eodi2t'
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oRATEFUL-coAFoRTINa.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST

"fy thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern The operations Of digestion aud nn-
ufuon. and BY . careful application o. mo fins
properties Of ueilsoectod Cocoa, DIR. Epps has
provided our Dreakfasl-tAbles With delicatsly
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy dccl0rs' bills II 10 BY the iudicious uss
OF such articles Of dies that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough b 70
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle msladies are floating around Us ready 10
attack wherever thore is weak point. We may
escape maBy . fatal shaft By keeping ourselves
nourished irame. ~ ciOif- Ssypie< Gazsfk
Mads simply with boiling water OF milk. Sold
only In hsif-pound Inns BY grocers. labelled
thus: JAN Is RPfs 4 CO..
HoneopAehc Chemists, London. England
fel&Th6akTuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

WANTED, FIFTY EXPERIENCED
w COAL-MINERS white or col0red) 70
start % the Davis mines, in West Virginia, on
Tuesday. September 18th. Good wages. Trans
portaton and my fees viii be free 10 the miners.
Apply 10 j. r. JUS1ls, Labor Agent,
10 Ill nOrfn IlfIeenih street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
BY George W, Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. L. Laughton, DR., Saiesman1
No. "A Ninth street.

BY George w, Mayo, Aucuoneer,
Ono. L. Laughton, Jr., saiesman9
No. "a Ninth street.
a LARGE ASSORTM r Nj OF
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOW CASES,
STOVES. FANCY GOODS. AND MANY MlsCEL-
LANEOUS GOODS AT AUCrlON.-hy sales
TODAY
will include the largest collection OF GOODS
sold for several months for parties removing
from the cry and mast be removed al once. Inc
collection will embrace in partonly: >,,,s
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASHSIANDc'
CHAIRS. TABLES, TIN SAFES,
1 MARBLE-TOP OAK SIDEBoARD,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
KITCHEN and SIDE TABLES,
Several good REFRIGBRATORS,
CARPETS. MATING, OII-CLoTHs,
MAHOGANY SIDEB0ARDS, CHAIRS, and
TABLES,
DOUBLE and SINGLE BEDSTEADS and MAI
MARBLE-Tob BUREAUS, wAsHsTANDs. and
TABLES,
dozen IRON TENDERS,
REFRIGERATORs. FILTERS, COOLERS,
Several COUNTER TABLES,
SHOWCASES Of different kinds in Metal and
Wood Frames. -.
large line OF MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
too numerous 10 mention.
This sale should attract the attention OF every
body, as the sale Is peremptory.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
seq Anctloneer.
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ByJ. Valentine, AuctiOneer.
s2i east Bread street.

ByJ.H Valentine, AuctiOneer.
sQi east Bread street.
CTOCK OF GROCERIES, CIGARS,
- sHOW-CAsRs. ICE-BoX, &C. AT AUCTION.
PARTIES DISCONTINUING BUSINESS.
FRIDAY TnE7TH INSTANT.
at 1915 O'Clock, I Will sell at my euction-house,
s2l cast Broad street
2s bags BYRD-IsLAND FLOUR;
part barrels SUGAR;
keg M0LASSES;
boxes SOAP;
bO-pound can LARD:
STARCH GINGER, box CANDLES;
I4CANDY JARS:
Il boxes CIGARS:
Lot Of SMOKING TOBACCO;
pair SCALES-goOd as new;
SHOWCASES In good order;
3 dozen BROOMS, &C, sc.
ALSO,
1 suit MARBLE-TOP FURNITURE;
REFRfG ERATOR:
and general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
Consignments received up to hour OF sale.
500 j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
IN DO msde 70 the Auditor OF the city Of Rich
mond for the RENEWAL OF AZ PER CENT.
HE0IsTERxD BOND, NO. Is.3S< OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND for $780, standing In the name of
William Loyopstoin and cshcrs, trustees Of Kim
mon Lodge, No IS, o. B'nai Birth shs same
having been Lost or mislaid. iyi&Th3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

King Oscar has arranged for grand
hunt in the most northern portions OF
Sweden and the courts OF Europe will be
invited to Join him in the chase. The
principal game sought will be elk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
TRAINS NoRThwAED.
.pallr tp,llY ercept sanaAy.
sToPPlSG-PLACEs

sTOPPISG-PLACE1
Nos g and N maze no stops NO y 49,
only on signal az Manchester ani 'neslrr
~ stops only on sigaAl 40 Chester, 'clt i''
and Manchester No. IS stops IN sig -al -
regular stations No. o. stODs on slguA ~
regular stations ana also q. Temple -
Walthal Nos- 81. q, 50. -, j.. % s.. AAi ? va
stop al III stations for pessengefa
PuLLMAN-CAR SEhFlCk
OnTrains Nos. u ana . sleeping-car' netT','
New YOrt and Tampa. fla. lufa dHcksynt .7
On Trans NOS - Hui e slesping-cafs pf W..
Washington and Charleston. On train ~ y
sleeping-cacs between New York Ani .a,A''-'
vile. On Train No = rleeping-cers tei"sS-
Washington anu JacksOnuli@
THE ONLY ALLRAfL LINZ TO NOhto-A
LEAVE. AHNfh III,
Richmond. .'IC.Ss A. ". : Norfolk. Z. i, y.
RichmOud- so r. n. Norfolk 10 =
Norfolk o. N. hich aoad. IL. g. . !,
Norfolk ......'E-OP. ". KicnnOnG..... D.
1hese trsina eis5 make cl0so oonne'l4ol'
Farrnyille, Lyncnourg. aud -0uihsesiefh p'.-
and all stations on the Norfcls and western -. =,
ROAD, except the iVS uain. rA,,ens-fs ''
points west o. Petersburg should taAe ~
SnpernfeudsaL
TT. ID. AYses, General superintendent
4. N. KEBRsOS. General Passenger Assh-
SOL. Haas. rranc Manage 80"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
I RIVER ESrATE.-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust executed by the late Mrs. 4. c. Carrngon.
and recorded in the clerks Office OF Charlotte
County Court, l will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER (, 1888,
that gelI-known ana truly VALUABLE ESTATE
lying on the waters Of Stanton river in the
county Of Charlotte. known as RIDGEWA1. con-
tanning I,l75 ACRES or LAND, 800 oil which are
firstclsss lowgrounds.
The DWELLING-HOUSE is Of brick, with
twelve rooms conveniently arranged With closets,
storerooms, SC. and is surrounded by beauii-
ftIl and weli-kept lawn and garden.
The FARM BUILDINGS are ample. and the
place may be offered ia two parcels. with im-
provements on each.
For more particular information address Mr..
JOHN w. ELAN. Aspinwall, Charlotte county,
Va, or myself. at Hsmp den->dney, Va.
TERMS: VIII be made known on the day OF
sale. a. X. YENABLE,
au 18th, SaE Tutds Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

~sgSs1S~sOsc-rr,- <.~-'-><>>|~o-'
ByN. W. Bowe,
Roal Estate Arctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
SPLENDID PROPERTY
KNOWN AZ THE
SUPPER ARLINGTON HOUSE"
SITUATED NEXT TO THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF SIXTH AND MAIN STREETS.

nv virtue OF certain deed OF trust bearing
date on the lat day OF March, 1882, recorded 10
the clerks ONCE OF the Richmond Chapcery
Court, Deed-B i21 c.. page fe6, 10 secure
certain bond therein described, and oy olrectoh
OF the holder OF said bond and the drawers
thereof. / will sell by public auction, on mo
promises, without limit or reserve, on
TUESDAY, sEPrEsBSR, IS. 1883,
at o'clock P. NJ, that SPLENDID PROPERTY
known as the "UPPBR ARLINGTON HOUSE,
situated ON the north line Of Main between Sixsn
and Seventh streets.
Tho LOT fronts thirty-rve feet, moro or less,
on Main street, and extends back between psral-
lei limos ono hundred and seven feet. more or
less
The improvements consist OF an elegant four
story and basement granite, marble, ana stock-
brick building, containing eighteen large rooms,
besides dning-rooms. pantry. closets. &C, &C.
and Is supplied with all peodful modern con-
yeniences.
Aproperty so well constructed either Tor resi-
dence, a nrst-class clearinghouse. or for mats,
so eligfbiy located being easily accessible 70 inc
business centre, either by foot or rail. merits the
attention Of those seeking Investment as such or
an elegant home. An inspection Is respectfully
solicited.
Terms: One fourth cash: residue in equal
payments at six, twelve. and eighteen rnonths
Tor negotiable notes, interest added, secure 90 oy
trust deed, or all cash, AZ the option OF the pur-
chaser. GkOkGb N. DREW nj.
ses Trustee.
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old DOMINION STEAM <esFfS
" sHIP COMPANY. s>
FOR NAV YORK


Steamers leave Mshnond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ p. N.
steamers leave New York for hichmond
FvRRY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. . r
NJ. arriving in Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGA
Psssoo Ter accom- modstions unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 Now YORK VIA Jancs-Eiger
route dncluding meals snd berthl ...-.-..b 90
Round. trip tickets, limited " thirty days
after data OF iesue. NW
Storage with su bslstsncs. ................ zoo
etsorxfe without subsistence. ...... ton
Cabin fare sss CHESAPEAKE and Ohio rail-
road ....., .....s...s....s.......s. .. NW
Cabin fare via hsehnond and Petsrsonfg
fkikfOad- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - ~ W
Ttcksss can bo Obtained o. A. w. Garber's, 100
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond sad Peiersbars dspots, aud ~ eompsays
sflees iysi Motn s,reet. and wharf kocketss.
Frstshns forwarded ana lhroush bills Of lnding
ssued for points beyond New York
Fre,sht received daily until bour OF sailing
passengers leaving Richmond Ga MOSDAgS
I'll fsDATs, WkDNksuAyS, THUkspAlS, and
eATURDAfs by sae Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
vny via Newport NeNsi sts:ts A. a.. AMI nv
H,cn,noud aud rstersourg railroad ssAno days,
ri locas A. NJ. will maze eonnoctien 81 NUts
MOI tx Utih steamer leaving thQse oayA
GEORGE ". ALLAN = Co. AacntA
No 1851 nAkn etfoeS and
go CompAnF's yAad pochsknA
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noRsr- AND cow.rEED. &c.


HAY, GRAIN. AND MILL.-FEED.
III We are Offering choice
HEAVY CORN BRAN
at very low ngures. Phone SO.
THOMAS 3. VIM 4 CO., Feed-DesIerz
Msrshaii street between Rlfth and Stxsh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

EOR RENT, THAT SMALL BUT 81
Il DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING No Ssz
$40 north Fifth street, containing i've rooms.
Immediate possession. Apply 10
CHAkLES X. WILLIS,
a. 6-ft 1905 Main ztrcet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT
"A A FRONT ROOM WITH HALL ROOM At
TACHED AND BOARD. Address l. H.. care Of
Carrier No. lh SO By
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VORK-RIYER LINE 0n WLSl
4 P0lNn
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY


The tsvorts route TO Baltimore Thesi.su@r
on this line are models d b9aGty elegan =. al
comfort Leave Richmond - a. - p ~
arrive ~ BsiumOre $50 A. N. Leave bad.
moro at 7. NJ. arrive as klehm0ai 40 a-i
lO:sO A. NJ
Tie YorE-Rlvor Line affords superior adva1-
tages 10 business men 10 enabling ihen %
leny, Richmond uc8r the close u tlo Sag
transactions ani arrive st Baltimore early nsr
moruiug after having enjoyed "a deis-fL
nights rest free from tns dust and noise 10 ta-.
way Wasr POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Ieave Richmond 0Weny-thrf
Street depot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1'.ii \ v
Arrive Richmond wrny-tnir1
ssrses uo IHs,iv a,ce,t Sunia
Depot aud ucket-Onice root virginia -if''-
Uptown onioo Corner tenth ana VAN ''.' -
JA~ l. TAI iuh
General fa-.eQger AGA.
r. =. iUll>,
pYiriou Passenger Ak'-9
E.eAnOal y b.
SOL HAAs. Traric Manager. ,,
fEYlON RANDOLPH. General Manager
DICHMOND. FREDhRiCkSBUEG
n And POTOMAC RAILROAD. -scnc' .
commencing NAY d. .ssS-eastern stau BAL
rs A. n leaves Byri-strost station dsny. sio1i
on.y a. Ashaus, junction, A.lfori
All Frederick sbure -.r-pei 3D.
Washington. Leaves Washington
New lorE az li.sJ 4. 81.
fi.c7 A. NJ ieaYe. Byrd-Street station daily, e
cepi sunday Leaves Wasllnst y
New YORK a. 40 4. n.
eeoP " leaves BFri--treHs sfati0l caif
Sleeper 10 sew YORK.
1913 4. ~. arrives al byfi-@irees station as-f
Sleeper from New 1Ors.
iteP. ~, arrives 20 byfd->ireei station taIr
stops 20 Fredericksburg. hiNori all
Junction. Sies ,er from Washington
IG45P H., ARRIVES a, bud-strees station 1A.-h
except sunday
ASHLAND rkAISN
pAILH KXcxPr sCEDAra
.nrp " accommodation leaves Byrf-Nue-f
Stallion. arrives a. Ashland AZ =. H.
t04P. H.. loaycs Slb.. arrives a. Ashland -
ts4- l.. NJ.
"a NJ, accommodation. arrives =, byrL
street station. ieayes Ashland "''.S
A. ".
nssP. ", arrives al Elba. leaves Ashlani "
5i2 VI.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agsn-
T. T. d. MYERS. General superintendent ~,
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eohedlls in Edeci
July 4, 1881

CONN ECIlONs
Train No. 70 conuects dauy oxcep' fun.a
at keysyilis for Chass CifJ, ClarAsFli', a9 8
oxford. 1ouLects "a 81 a. Gfeeasbor) inf u 20
! am. Ralsign. salem. and Winston. aud al
poins on North Carolina Division; az o.lshl-s
Tor Asneyiiie. Hot ~prms.. and all .t- 3D.
Western North CaroIina, aud nt cha lotto o.
Charlotte trlum b'a and Aug i~. , ai.f al
Train No. - connects daily ~ Gree lfoIrf
for salem. winston. kaleigh, GoldsDor). I
MOrebeaJ City, ~ salisbury fur AsheFii.,, % 8
Spring. and all points Ia ostern North Carr
lima: at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia aaf
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia AuggstA Aise B,
Charleston. savannah, IhOmG.viile, Ca, Jt.s.
souylls. aud oiher Florida points. aHl, VIA
Caroltna Central railroad tor Wilmington
Trans from the south arrive al k.onn'aa
3 A. N. and SD r. N ,...
Leave Richmond ................... 80. y 4 v
Arrive Manchester ........-...........fs. Too 2 "
tANELIA COURTHOUSE TRAM
Leave nichmond........... .....-...-..tUf "
Arrive Richmond .............--....-... 81 a. D.
WORK River line IVA WLS
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EINANCIAL.-WANTED. FOR

Il two years, $4,000 by a business-man Of In
tegrity aud capacity. on collateral security. In
terest payable quarterly. Only these meaning
business need apply FOR particulars TO
81. W. BOWIE,
- M sfreet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
BY Jas MaciousaiL
By George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
(Jno. 4. Laughton. Jr., Salesman
No. "a Ninth street

CONCERT GRAND KNABE SEVEN
" OCTAVE PIANO AT AUCTIoN.-On
THURSDAY TBS 9Th INSTANT,
Mt II O'Clock. l will sell a superior CONCERT
GRAND KNABE ROSEWOOD-CAsE SENEN-OI-
TAvE PIANO, the first cost OF which was sl,3oo'
An examination and trial OF the instrument IS IN
vited beforo the day OF sale. The sale Of the in
strument is peremptory and terms cash;
GEORGE W. MAYO.
ses Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

DIEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DASylLLg RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT kOCTE 70
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPERS on ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

TOR RENT, ESIRA B l. Egg
II ROOMS.-Second Floor OF three rooms IA
Back Parlor with small Room attached, Two
Kitchen Rooms, at ia west Grace street
Sc 6-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

In TEE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY oP HEN
RIco-BLAcKBURs AND WIFE VS.. PArsoS AND
AIS:
I,w. 8 Leake, clerk OF the said court. do here
by certify that Special Com missiouers A. X.
Courtney, Edmund c. Minor, and conway X.
Sands have given the bond required OF them by
decree entered in said cause on tho lOth day oil
July, 1893
Given under my hand this ist day OF August
sea VS.. LEAKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

A TLANrIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing 81 NtAf. August y, 4'sA
trains on this road will run - foilOSS
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

Steamers every Saturday from New YORK 10
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin pa sage to Glasgow. Londonderry. or
Liverpool, &a5 and 800: second class. $50;
Storage outward or prepaid, $40. Saloon
excursion tickets ~ reduced rates. Travel
lers circular letters OF credit and drafts
for any amount issued a. lowest curron.
rates For books OF tours, tickets, or further in.
formation, apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New YORK; or koR9EW. ALLEN 4 CO., Oh Do
minion steamship Company, or A W. CARRIER,
100 N ain street. or ASDkEN WELSH. Southern
Nj Com paay Richmond an LIEN