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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auc;ioneer.
HANDSOME MAIN-STREET LOTS
BETWEEN
RESERVOIR AND NORRIS STREETS,
AND
BEAUTIFUL LOTS on RESERVOIR STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
nv TrRgDAY NV ~ leeo

OK TUESDAY. NAY y, lss9,
nt 3 O'Clock y. NJ, / viii sell at auction. on the
promises. a limited number OF kKTkA-FINE
BUILDING LOTS situated as above stated.
These lots are IN desirable section Of tho city.
with good Improvements and desirable neigh
bors all around, have all tho advantages Of
graded streets, pavemonts, culvorts, gas. and
water. besides splendid shade trees and me
street-car facilities.
For good houses suitable alike for homes or
for income these lots present great attractions,
and the owner will see that no lot Is built on
nearer than twelve fact 70 the strees line. and
that no store Of any Kind shall ever be erected
on the entire square. see plat ~ auctloneer 5
Office.
IEkxs: LIBERAL and at sals
n. W. BOWIE,
mya Aucuoneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

By request Of tho owners. and for tho purpose
q division shall sell By public auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 30. 1857.
NJ O'Clock T. NJ. the aboye-named wol-known
aud very valuable PROPERTY, or the west side
Of 7 wenty-nith street between Broad and Mar
shall streets fronting together 20 fect aud OK
tending back between parallel line. - feet TO
wide alley IN tho rea- The Dwelling Is sp+
cious and very substantial detached brick sIruc-
ture. containing eleyen rooms Of fine size. nigh
celliugs conveniently constructed, and requiring
but q moderate outlay 20 mako IL quite aittac-
two. while OF ample width aud well adapted ~
conversion into tSO teneoieuts which. whether
stores or dwelling, would De eagerly sought
after and yield handsome return in rents
Tho lot OF 3)xl25 teet adjoining on the south u
a very desirable enc Tor either business or reel
den go. and viii be sold separately.
This IS now he only property on the marketln
ii attractive aud convenient locality. IL can 10
utilized either az q whole or separately 60 good
AdvanRgo. ~ must be sold. AMI Il well worthy
the attention Of purchasers, whether FOR invest
mont or speculation.
TEENS: one third cash: balance BY negotib
bio notes At ak ani twelve noRths. with interest
added and secured BY decd Of trust
myS j. b. ELAN. Auclioneer.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ MAY COMPANY

~ MAI NONfANl.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY IL lisa
LEAys RICHMOND.
s:35 A. ". Local daily except sunday Tor clifton
Fofga. Does rot ran west Of Chfton
Forge.
500 A. NJ. Kxnress daily for Old Point and Nor
folk. Pullman Buhet Paiaco~Car 10
OLA Point
Hos A. u. Express daily for Cincinnati pullman
PaFlOr Car 70 logiesyllle ana Put
fDrn Vestibule bufst sleepng-Saf
Charlottesville 10 Cincinnati. Coz
aetgs la Jnion station tor 81 pO,nt,
Nest
ss0y. Il. Express daily fer Oh Po.a. ami
Norfolk. ruumaA tariog-CAr 10 Vs1
iolnt
s:lsP. Accommodation. excep, sunday, for
X =. . A. Junsuou.
eisP n. New York AMI cincinnati Nesteele
Limited daily. Pulim2n sleeping Car
90 Hinton, connecting al CGar.Sstes-
vtile with "Nes:iouie Limited tor
Cincinnati aud Louisville. Connects IA
union stations for Week aud south.
AagIvE AT gicHsoSn
r.4s A. NJ. daily .irog. CinclrEaN aud icuisTiilA
lO.5S A. NJ. daily from Norfolk And Ola Point
2:SP. NJ. daay from CiRcsanad ana iousviie
5:l5f. NJ. daiiy except saadsy hom IiH.oa
Forge.
s;l0P. NJ. daily from Norfolk sad Uid Po.a.
station; Broad srset aear seventeenth.
Ticket Ofices. Mo esst MAIN sltoeg AMI al
II W. FULLER
General Passenger Agsn-
J.r.HAsAHAS. 0eaerA AaasSsf. M
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PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES ENGINEER
L OFFICE. RICHMOND VA, May 9. 1883 Pro
po.als for constructing \ Brush Dyke VIII be
Jeceiyed unit noon Of JUNE 20 1888 and then
opened. The attention of bidders Is inYiiea 70
ne acts OF Congress approved February 20,
iss5. and February %. iss7. Vol % page 81. and
Vol. ~ page 4i4, Statutes at Large. All iniorma-
ton can be had OF the resident engineer, NJ. Z.
y. H. BuEGwYN. 9O5A east Main street ihohAS
TURTLE. Captain Oi Kpgineers. U. 5. A.
nv 2-4tktJaishi9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
ByR b. Chsfrn 3 Co.,
Real Estate Auctoucer,,
No north rcuth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
a or
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS or SOUTH SlDEOF
CEDAR STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND BUCHANAN
STREETS.
WITH LOTS FRONTING TOGETHER ~ FEET
AND EXTENDING BACK 1872 FEET.

Ply virtue ~ two do~ls ~ trust dated reSpec-
fiyely Decem Dor o. is-.. and March 20, ISIS, ami
recorded IA Deadlock l}i d.. page 80, and Deed
BOOK 49, G.. page 3l6. Ia clerk, office Richmond
Chanrery C0url, and al the request Of the Bone
nriary. default having been made in payment ot
debfs therein occurred. We will sell by auction, on
the premises. ou
THU RSDAY. MAY ID. 1850.
AZ ~ O'Clock =. ~. Two FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES located on Cedar street between Sew
ent,euth AMI buchanan streets, lu the city OF
Richmond. Thi' property VIII pay ~ an invest
meuf aDi parties sees.ng investments or homes
should attend this sale.
IERNs: Cash for expenses ~ salo anl 10 pay
the debts due fs!2G1. and balance On forms au-
uouneoI al salo. JULIUS SpilAlS,
H. b. CHAFFIN.
W. y. WESTWOOD.
IrusteeA
Sale 10y r. b. CulFYis & co.. Auc.ioneers.
my %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
BY y ". Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDI-
NIDED INTEREST ~ TWO
DWELLINGS.
nos. 9i2 AND eil NORTH NINETEENTH
STREET.


STREET.
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD STREET
In execution OF q deed 90 trust from ". d. VIII
liam. and vito 20 John =. Cooke. trustee. daiei
18Th september. 1888 and duly recorded In Rich
mond Chsncery Court Will sell BY auction, on
tho PREMISE. on
THURSDAY. JCSE g7. i.s9.
a. o'ci0et T.. NJ. the iNDlFlOED ONE
FOURTH INTEREST o. Wilson - Williams in
sail two houses with the lots on which they
stand but subject 20 the l,fe estate OF Mrs, Eliza
beth n. Williams iu tho corner house and a
liko ne estdtein one t'iri 90 the.other house.
Earh of said lots fronts twenty-five feet AMI runs
ba,k the usual dop,h % an alley. us houses
arc tWo-story basemeuf-aId- trck build
ings. aud contain about nino rooms esq.
TFRus. Cash Phil. B. SHIELD.
rnyl2 Substituted Trustee.
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nEGULAR MONDAY SALE OF
nuOrSFHOLD FUkNITUR RE. LAWN
MOWERS, AND MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES Al AUCTION.

MY REGULAR MONDAYS SALH
will commence at 10Y O'Clock a. ". The collec-
,p,S1iGGR CuAMsER, and DINlNG-RoOM FUR
NITGKE:
pRTKlGRRATORs, COOK-STOVES;
on, COOB.S STOVES. LOUNGES, COTS;
several Excellent HEA1lN6-sIONkS;
a Very Good SECONDHAND LAWN-MOWERS;
I WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, Ia good order;
TIN sAFt>, TABLkS;
several Very Good OIL PAINTINGS
A general assortment OF useful HOUsEk EXP
ISG ARTICLES. GEORGE W. MAYO,
my26 Aucuoheer'
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AUCTION sAnys-Fusure nays.
By A. l. Adamon.
Roal Estate Auctionesr and Insurance Agent,
$40 Hall street. Manchester, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND A FRAME
DWELLING FRONTING 30 s-lO0 FEET On HULL
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS, MANCHESTER. VA.-By virtue Of
decree of the Chancery Cour. Of Tho city Of
Richmond In the suit OF Brunette administrator
-. Burnett. &C., onterod Nay Q. 1889. the under
signed. special commissioners. viii soil at pub
lie auction, on the promises. on
TUESDAY. May q. 1889.
AZ o'clock p. NJ. tina, valuable LOT fronting
50 g-1OO feet on tho north side Of hull street a.
above described. together with tho BRICK
STORE BUILDING thereon. containing about
four rooms besides tbs store and a five-rOomed
franc dwelling In ne resr. Tho lot has an ir-
regular depth OF about l4l feet. This property
has always been rentedl 10 good tcn0uts Itis
In good order aud on part OF lIull street that
will rapidly increase in value. The track Of mo
new line Of strcet-cars Is now being laid IN The
front OF this property. Taxing into cousdern-
ton the rental yAlac ~ this property. together
with the certainty ~ us rapid increase IN value
based upon tho new line Of street cars and new
enterprises that have recently commenced Ope-
TAious IN the lower part 81 the city. hts sale Of
fers one OF the best chances for making money
that has been offered FOR SOME time.
TERMS. one third cash: and she balance IN
six and Twelve months. deferred payments bear
ing Interest from LAY ~ sale. ttle retained until
AL the purchase money - paid ana a conveyance
ordered 10y the Court The purchaser 70 deposit
the each payment and notes m tho Planters VA
tonal Bank, Richmond, A.. e. he credit 81 tho
Court Ia this cause. W. ". iiSb1, JN,
Y. l. COWAROIN
special Commissioners
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A. T.. ADAXs0S. Aucuoneer

BURNErT's ADMINISTRATOR. PfArTigF. AGAINST
BUESSrr. Sc, DErESDASrs-INr TUE CHANCaRY
COURT or THK CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Godlin. rIcfk II said court.
certify that tho bond required q ihe spNcial
comm ss!oners by the decreo ia said cause Of
Nav q. 1880, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'm day 81 Nsy,
1882.
my3 CHARLES ". GODDIN
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CONNECTIONS


Train No. - connects daily a. Krysviiio COR
Chase Ciiy. Ciarksyiils, oxford, Durham, Hem
dersoD, aud Raleigh. Connects daily ~ Greens
bor0' for Durham, Raleigh. salem, AMI Wins,Oo,
and all points on North Caroins Division t
Salisbury for AsheviHe. Hot springs, and all
points In Western North Carolina, and a. Char
lotfc for CharOtte Columbis ami Augusta rail-
rCat.
Train No. . connects daily 40 GreeDsboro' tor
Salem. Winston. kalei Ga, ColdsoorO, snd More
head City. a. Salisbury for Asheviiis. Hot
SPRING. and all points in Western North Caro-
Ina a. Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia srt
Augusta railroad tor Columbia, Augusta. Aiken,
Charleston. Savannah. ThomAvtlls Ca. JAck-
sonville. aud other F1ortia points A.s. with
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the South arrive at RichmondSb
A. N. and 800 p. NJ
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
cave 4 shmOud .....-.... ............ dO0 2. "
Arrive H rhmODd ........................s t0 A. N.
GLOVER ACCoMhODATION.
cave Rch mOnd .g.i5 4. VI.
Arrive Manchester ...........65l 2. VI.
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DTCHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ IL n Nun II, i DIiiThiA hDDt III
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Scbetuls
commanding APRIL II, lsS9-eas;ern STANDARD
time:
5a0 A. NJ kaves Byri.strset station daily.
stops only a. Ashland, junction. Mil
tOrl. aud Frcder.cksOurg sleeper
30 Washington aBd Sew OK.
ii.07 A. NJ leaves Byri-Street sfstion daily. az
cept sunday. rarlor cor % washing
ton.
6:25 P. w. leaves BYrd-strect station daily.
sleeper % New York.
$50 A. NJ. arrives a. Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
s:38 P. ~ arrives a. Byri.sireel station daily;
SOP. ~ Fredericksburg, Milford
Junction. and Ashland. Sleeper from
Washington and New f0rk.
1910 p NJ arrives a. Byri->trset station dsilt,
except sunday Par.or car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY kXcgPr SUNDAYS
CASA. II. leaves Elpa. Arrives a. Ashland At
7B3 &. 4.
4.o0 r II Accommodation leaycs Byrj-Suset
station: arrives AZ Ash and 81 7. NJ.
s:Oi p VI. leaves ElOa, arrives AZ Ashland a.
6DP.M.
e:45 A. NJ. arrives Elba Leaves Ashsnd al 6oc
A. n.
a35 A. N. accommodation arrives a, Bryi.
Street station; leaves Ashland AZ 1.@
A. ".
5.s9P. NJ arrives al RieS; leaves Ashland a.
SIG Y. NJ.
c. A TAN LOR. General Ticket Agent
EFT. ID. MyEKs, General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

WING CROP OF HAY
" ABOUT TWO III NDKEp TOSS CLoNER,
OKCHAED-GKASS. AND TIMOTHY OF FINEST
QUALITY 10 Bk SOLD ~ PUBLIC ALO-
mos IN LOTS no SUIT BY request vi tho
owner ] shall SCH BY public auction. on the
premises, Ga
MONDAY. NAV q, $3.50,
atI2 o'clock NJ. all tho EXCELLENT GROWING
CROP DF CLOVER, OkCHAkD-GkASs, AND
TIMOTHY HAY, probably about ~ TONS. on
fh.. oell.K uown farm belonging 70 he estate 81
the lats Colonel A. &. Robertson. on mo No"
Heurico turnpike about two and half miles
from The city, adjoining the land oil james Il.
Branch. ksl.
mn. farm is noted for is large yield aud
superior quality OF hay and tue present crop 10
unusually heavy and ciehn
TFEus: Liberal, ana announced NJ eale.
JANES b. ELAN, Agent
JAS MACDOUGAL. Salesman my -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
THE Y. M. |. JUBILEE.
syEIcESTENyIAL cELEDRATIoS JULY
Ia. 1859.
Literary Exercises Military levisvs,
Psrades, and Drills; sham Battles,
ryroteohnies. BAnqnets. &.

Literary Exercises; Military levisvs,
Psrades, and Drills; sham Battles,
ryrotschnies, Bsnqusts &.
-.-----
On The llth Of next November tho
Virginia Military Institute will have
completed her iitio,h year of lonor and
usefulness. 1t is proposedfo cmmemo-
rate this auspicious event by Interesting
nrd appropriate ceremonies at the close
Of the present SESSION, and C that end
tie authorities of the institute and the
society Of alumni are making elaborate
prcpsyations From oil the Indications
the semi-centennial exercise Will be
very interesting and enjoyable to all
who shall participate IN thee, and il
cannot be doubted that the occasion
viii mark q notable epoch i'm Tie history
Of this popular and famous institution Of
learning. There arc 20 he present
Mlnv eminent persons from dif-
fcrcnt parts o. the country educn
tors. ~lorgymcn, professional and
businessmen. iurists. statcsn en-. aud
soldiers. The President of tine United
states and the members OF his
Cabinet have been invited. also the
Governor. of the several States The
General 81 the Army. the Supcrntend-
Cuts Of the nlted States Military ana
Naval Academies. toe faculties Of all
sistCr institutions learning in Virginia,
and the heads of all Incorporated col
legos in the other States, the eX-Goyer-
nors Of Virginia. and all surviving ex-
members o. the Board OF Visitors, he
General Assembly Of Virginia, the pob-
hcschool superintendent Of Virginia,
representatives ~ the cic~ey of all tie
religions denominations, Representatives,
Of the press of the tate, distinguished
Confederate generals. Ac., sc. The
Governor of Virginia. Of cour'e, viii he
specially invited. and beng 'T-ohc'o
inspect r of the institute, he viii Ger
taIuly he present
lgr ALUMNI.
Tut the most interesting and pleasant
feature of the occasion. at least to all
cx-csdet.. Vii ice Che immense gather
Iuc Of the loving sons Of the institute
WHO are confidently expected 10 be- pres
ent OF the four thousand lopproNl'
matelvl living alumni of the school scat
tered from M4no 10 Texas. and from
ocean % ocean fully one thousand are
expected % participate iu the JOYOUS rc-
union. Tor several months past the TX
ccutive Committee Of tie Society Of
Alumni. with this end m view. has been
diligently WORKING. having sGhcom-
m.ttce m every portion Of Virginia and
IN every State making 3 vigorous cam
vas.
SIS preliminary 10 THIS end the follow
ing address has been issued by the chair
man Of The Executive Committee, md a
copy mailed 10 every living slumnuS
whose address WAS known.
";,-'sa
srNrcENrE>>lAt oflHrtroS or TnE vIH'
GINA N'L''H1 '>''''. d. ,
Z. 90 % ,i.''. ~ M '''''' N'.''S ''''''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

WEISS VS.. HoBBs-IH THK CLERE's OFFICE or
GREEsEsvILLE CIRCUIT COURT. MAY 3, 1889.
The bond required by the decree in the cause
above referred 10 has Teen executed. Teste:
my 2l.i0, 4. l. TURNER, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

Richmond has always libcrally pa
troniz Il tine Virginia Military Institute,
and many ct h,r foremost citizens men
of brains, pluck. and onterprlse-re-
ceived at thu, honored institution the
valuable training that has largely con-
tributcd to their success Ia htc.
There are upwards of one hundred
&" old cadets residing now IN this city
Who are mauiicsting the hyehest enthu-
siasm IN the approaching jubilee, and
We doubt not all Of them Will eudeayor
70 he present on the interesting occasion
aud participate ID It's festivities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Il VILLAGE PROPERTY ~ HlCkSFOkD,
VA.-By virtue OF a degree Of the Circuit Court
OF Greenesylie county. entered AZ the April
term, 1854. IN the chsncery cause OF Weiss -.
Hobbs, and In pursuance o. the terms OF deed
OF trust from Wiley ). HOobs and wite 70 WIND
ham Boiling. trustee. dated December -. lso5,
we will offer for sale by public auction, al HICKS
ford, on
MONDAY. JCNE 3, 1859,
chat being coHt-dsy,l tue following VALUABLE
PROPERTY:
IA LARGE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ISG-HoUSE, With all necessary out-ou.iiIngs,
and large gard IN attached.
2. A LAhGE STORE-koOM AND DARKROOM,
with all necessary fixtures. including oiIliaru-
tables; newly repaired and painted.
g. A LAEGE, WRLL-BUiLT. DESIRABLE,
AND VALUABLE LIVERY-sTABLE ana
& AvACANr LOT containing about one acre
all being known rs tho " Hobbs Lot"
TERMS: $500 cash: the residue upon a credit
OF one. two. and throe years. the purchaser TO
execute bonds for the deferred payments. carry
ing interest from the day OF sale, secured by
deed Of trus: upon tho property.
RICHARD b. DAVIS,
W. SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

;Nos ] and ani ~ and 30 run daily between
Richmond ani Clifton Forge and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falle ani Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
5:4s =. NJ MAIL daily. IUkOt GU PASSEN-
GEi. A. NJ
gl5 A. 81. ACCOMMODATION daily lcX1ep;
sunday.
CONNEC Hons.
Az Clifton Forge vita Cnesapesks and ono
railway for tine south, Nost, AMI Northwest.
Slrcpers e. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Al yuchburg with Norfolk ami Western rail-
r0ai Tor All pOints South. southeast, and south
west. anl Virginia Midland railway for all points
NOrth aud south.
40 Richmond with Associated Railways for AL
points iu fne SOUTH. AMI Richmond, Frsiericks-
burg and POtOna' railroad fer the NOrth.
Al Lexington with Baltimore aai ohio rail-
ROAD. making closo connections Al Harpers
Ferry To and from Pttt.ourgE and tho West, also
90 points North nld kasi.
Slespiug-cars LyurnDu-s % Memphis, Ne"
Orleans aud Little k0rZ.
PALACE SlEEPlNG-C AIRS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND LYNCHBJ re-. BREIHS. g.
Trains marked & daily leGcep. sunday
daily.
IicEe,s sold TO all polnn OfnceE 9l9 eas,
Main street. 1000 Main street. and At Richmond
aud Auegnsny depot, Eghin and canal streetA
JOHN n. MACMu KDO,
myu General Passenger Agent
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DHLADELR =. RIG H. 1SEgH
MOND AID NORFOLK
iTEAMsHIP CoAPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY at I'm. and every SUNDAY a.
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays aud Fridays steamers
"a -eived tin 1880 A. NJ. foT sundays steamer
iii . r. y. saturday Freight received daily till
p VI.
rare, 81
for further Information Apply 70
j. W. McCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent, once RockettS
W. r. CLYDE q CO,
mol General Agents PhlladeiphiA
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By George ". Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ono. L. laughton. Jr., SalesmanJ
40. - Ninth street
rI,RrsTrr,S SAIE OF GENERAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF GENERAL
1 HOr SgKERPiNG FURNITURE. sc, At
AUCTION.-By virtue ~ y deed Of trust OF re-
cord August "a, Ie3s, recorded In the clerks Of
Zee of me ChAncery Court 81 the city Of Rich
mond, Va, shall sell A. auction on
TUESDAY THg 2srH Is'sTASr,
at 1oH o'clock - NJ. IN tho rooms over No -
north Ninth street, all Of tho FURNITURE III
ten rooms, coasisung IN part On .,.,.., IN.
. handsome WALNUT CHAMBER sLIlS' WIN
WarirOlcs ~ match;
PARLOK 81 !T, PICTURES. ..
several rooms Of CHAMBER SUITS, CARPETS,
SPRINGS And IOlLETWAkE, BEDDING,
AATrINGS;
DINING-KOOM FURNITURE, consisting OF
MARBLETOP SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION
TABLE. CHAIRS, CROChERf. GLASS
COoKING-STOvEs, KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES generally.
TERMS: Cash. Articles % Dc removed a'
once. as the premises are 10 be given up At once
WI. q. GANNErT, JR., Trustee
GEORGE ". MAYO. Auciioneer. my 20
By George ". Mayo, Auctioncer.
Ono. t. Laurhton Jr., Salesman)
NO. - ninth street.
CtPECIAL SALE OF s Z NJ N f II
- BFDDING PLANTS. VERBEEAS. HELLO
TROPICS. CAPE JEsSAMiNEe. CALAIS, pol
IT'D PLANTS. &c, Az htCflON.-On
TUESDAY tbs 2sTH INSTANT,
st10E o'clock / will sell AZ my auction-houso
- BA~k EIS containing q variety oil the HbOyo
Plants. larec assortment u POfIED PLANTS
and other suKt BBERI.
Tho plants are fresh and ready for transplant
ing. GhOhGE ". MAlo'
my25 Anclioneer.
BYE. C.. Tn-ley & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
100 Main street
At THE REQUEST OF THE
n owner We will sell Oy auction, on the premi-
WEDNESDAY, MAY -. 1881.
M 5:3l O'Clock =. ~, those THREE FRAME
DWELLINGS on Oah street between Moore and
Bovd streots These houses rent we'll ana viii
pay handsomely Lot l5UIl'0 feet
mys6 +. c. TGNS1EY q co.
By Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctonsers, and Brokers,
NO. 5Io-th Tenth street
DY REQUEST WE WILL SELL
ID 81 AUCTION. upon the promises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1852.
AtG O'Clock p. H.. that VERY DESIRABLE LOT
or LAND. with y FRAME COTTAGE thereon.
situated on the south west corner Of Preston and
Fourth street,, having Is front Of SD feet on snii
/ south line 81 Preston street by = depth ~ 10
feet on rs eastern line and III feet inches on
iis western line.
rlis is a good piece ~ property and IL sua
ccptipo u being sut-dividel into several build
Ing lois. DO not miss thls chance
TERMS: Al sale. CHEWING ROSE,
my - Au'h"heeI''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
STEAMBOAT s,,I.O,

\ COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor 1@kta.ll1a..
folk. Portsmouth,, newport News CiaromonL
ami Jatnes-riycr landings direct ~ elegant
"a loon steamer kNaEA. leaving Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY
att 4 ". street. connect
connections a. Old foln. and 40 norfolk
closely win Al lines for northern cities same
afternoon. James river By daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest routs.
Through ticEots on steamer sud az Garbors
Agency 1000 Main street Baggage checked
tnrough Stste-rooms engaged iOr day or nigh-
rreight received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point, WayeriY. Hickstoni. Va, ana
ain polnts Ia Eastern North Carolina, sIsisrn
Nirgiais. and all regular landings % tho James
river. Al lowest rates, and through bills issued
LUClEN H. TATUM. Nico-PresldenL
No iii Main sress and kockettA
IRyIN WEIsIGER. frelght aud Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

old DOMINION STEAM In
~ SHIP COMPANY. LAtAA

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FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond kfERf III ESDAT
aud FRIDAY al =. ~.
Steamers leave SOW York Tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY ana sAft itDA al T.
NJ. arriving ia Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MOkNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro % Ncw YORK rR JameS-riFer
route Including meals aui BERTH S %
ROund-trlp ilcsots, AIGitei 70 tnIrty days
afisr iate OF us........................ Il 90
Stee~age. with subsistence. ...-....-.--.-. bp
Storage, without subsistence. ........-.--, ~
Caoin fare rtG Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
way. ~ ~
CABIN fars c,a Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. ~ w
Tickets eau lie obtained 81 s. v. Garber's, 100
Man street: Chesapeake and ONO and Rich
mond aud Petersburg depot, and al compangs
Offices, 1911 Main street, Rad Wharl Rockets
Freight forwarded ana through bills u lading
issued for points beyond New York
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS,
II ESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. TIL RsDA1S, and
SATURDAYS by tho Ihcsayeake aud ONO rail-
vay trta Newport News ats 4. ". aud 2.5O T. ".
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same
dayal $40 A. NJ. Will mako connection al
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. CO.. Agents,
NO. lOl Main street. and
.uht (0nusnyf.Vhgrf Rockets,