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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
ByN. ". BoWe,
Real Estate Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
OF the
BROOK TURNPIKE
WITH ALL OF IT'S
VALUABLE RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND
FRANCHISES,
By PUBLIC AUCTION
BY y. ". BoWe,
Real Estate Auctionecr.

Byyrtuo OF deed ~ trust from the Richmond
ana nenri,o Railroad. Turnpike. and Graded
Road Company commonly known as tho Brook
Turnpike) 10 tho unders gucd as trustees, IA ed
January ], 1874. and duly recorded, we will sell
ty public auction at the Office OF the aucitoneer,
No. north Eleventh street, Ia the city OF Rich-
mOnG, ON
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %, 1850.
AZ O'Clock u. NJ. the EXTREMELY VALUABLE
TURNPIKE known o. tho BROOK Turnpike, 10
eefhcr with its valuable franchises. winch are
especially liberal. even Authorizing the con-
siruction and operation Of railroad thereon
with cars propelled bv steam or otherwise.
This vide thOrOughfare runs north from Ba-
con IS Quarter branch through thickly-settled
portion Of no county. and II the main artery
leading 10 and from largo territory that must
use this road. and its revenue could be very ap-
preciahly augmented by gravelling tho roai-
bed g. 6s 20 mako n. es q can and should be
made a popular drive for pleasure carriages. for
which A. would then 10 especially adapted On
account Of having the sun at the side o. the err
risgcs Instead OF IN front, "a IA the case IN the
Grove road.
This road for many years was a very profitable
piece II property. ana IN the hands OF i've per
SON cap be made 10 pay "a large dividend upon
a, least double the amount the road ir likely 10
sell for and We confidently recommend this pro-
pertv 10 any ono possessed Of fair Judgment Who
will give his personal attention 10 its manage
ment
Proposing purchasers will please attend
promptly AZ the time and place above named. as
we intend 10 make quick and sure work In the
mattcr Of selling.
TERMS: ny consent, one fourth cnsh; residue
ntslx twelve. ma eighteen months. for notes
win interest added. and secured by deed Of
trust JOIN L. Gkt BBS.
JAMES II. CRENsHAW,
iau Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

IL making things lively for the llquor-dcslers.
The latter are badly frightened. Yesterday
ia the Superior Court three ringleaders ~
the nhcit trade pleaded guilty and were
heavily fined. They were warned that they
would be closely watched aud II they again
violsted the law they would be put st hard
labor on the public roads for long terms
As yet the North Carolina troops have no
monument at Gettysburg. where their
bravery was so conspicuous. II will give
pleasure TO know that 81 last steps are being
taken TO give the brave North Carolinians
who fought there monument. The move
ment - now taking shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Ex-CONFEDEHATE PENSIONERS.
The Convention at HRIeiEh-Received
nv tho Governor.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
RALEIGH, y. c., january 22.-The state
convention Of eX-COniederate pensioners,
which began to-day, proves 10 he memora'
hi. meeting and VIII never be forgotten here.
Raleigh is giving the Warmc.t OF warm well
comes 10 these ola soldiers. and 30 large a
number ~ manned men vas never before
seen IN hi. city. Last night tho veterans
met and arranged the preliminary organiz1-
ton. William &. Strouach. OF Raleigh pre-
sided. 4 coiumttce WAS appointed 10 map
out programme for todny's work.
Al 10 O'Clock thu morning there was an
other preliminArv meeting. H. was decided
TO form a permanent organizatiou and also
10 urge upon the Legislature to pass an act
Increasing the taxes sufficiently to yield a
fund TO an amount which will pay pensioners
enough e. relieve their wants and necessities.
They desire tnst pensions Doe upon 4 sliding
scale and that So per auuum tie given those
who have lost al eve, leg. ar hand, or are
otherwise disabled to hike extent.
There never was seen here more pNliul
sight than the old soldiers presented iO-dey.
The proportion n one.legged men was 80
remarkably large "a. t. attract special attcn-
ton. Thcre never was a happier meeting
~ od com AIDES Men were present who
served in Oh the battles Of the war--irOm Dig
who was The first southern soldier 10 iall, TO
BentOntillc.
At3o'clock ibis afternoon the veterans
formed on Fayetteville street, and, beaded by
drum aud ftc corps, also composed Oi old
soldiers, N rchcd 10 the Capitol There, in
the Executive olcs. they were rendered a
special reception 10y Governor Fowlc and all
the state officers TIE Governor was NJ.
tended by Adlu,ant-Gcncral Glenn, lu-
spector.GcuCral cameron, aud QGarl,rmaS.
ter.Genersl Obs. o. the headquarters stan.
Miss Helen Fowle, daughter OF the Govern
OF. was also present.
The veterans passed. and each was given
n helrty handshake by all OF the party.
There were 200 in line. and seyersl wore the
bullet pierced jackets they were wounded in.
Some could scarcely speak for emotion and
Governor Fowlc was almost IN tears. Every
member OF the present state administration
has seen service.
Tonight the veterans again formed, ana
escorted by the Wake County Veterans As
eociation sGd the Governors Guard. marched
10 the Capitol where, 81 the House oil Cons
mons, q great nudience had assembled hun
drfds Of ladies being present The stale Of
iicers aud prom nent men from all parts Of
the state and the old soldiers were given
seats on the floor Of the House.
AT 1:f5 the assembage was called TO order
hv Colonel l.. l.. Park, who on behalf OF
the disabled veterans presented Julian ;.
Carr. OF Durham, as chairman Of the meet
ing. He eulogized Carr. who was loudly
cheered, as true soldier himself and as one
who by his record had emitted himself to
the name of the soldiers friend aud beneiac-
tor.
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Farmyille. Lyaehnufg. aud south western points,
snd all stations On tne Norfolk saa wss;ere rail-
road -. NJ cNLtt.
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Aucr,ox sALxx-Fusure Days.
BY X. y. Chaflln g. Co,
Heal Estate Auciloneers,
No. north Tenth street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF TWO TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
IN HENRICo COUNTY. ABOUT Ten IN, Mills LII,
BELOW RICHMOND. CONTAINING Io0hI IT,
KR lnst[ ACReS, MORE OR LESS.-By virtue
OF A oecrec OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico conn
IS In tho case Of Drsyfus & co. against Fasssirs
and wife, entered January q. 1852. the unhsr-
signed. special commissioners. appointed Ior 'ns
purpose. will sell by public auctioa, IN irons OK
Henrico county courthouse, on
SATURDAY. JAsUARY %. 1889.
at 70 o'clock ", tho TRACTS OF LAND referred
70 IN said do rec. "A follows:
ist All that TRACT lying and being In tho
county OF Henrico. near the Wbiie-Oak swamp,
containing anout c3H ACkE>, more o. ies', D,-
ing Lots Nos L. 2. 3. 1. ). .. 10 II. aud ~ aud ono
undivided third part Of LOIS :, 5. and 3 on plat
OF the division OF John Jorian's lama conYeyoI
TO Charles vasssire by deed recoried In ilenrieo
County Court. Decd Book GO, page 80. -
9d That certain TRACT or PARCEL or
LAND, containing - ACRES, more or less, lying
and being ia tho county ot henrsco, about ten
miles be- ow tho city OF Richmond. adjoining Tao
lands of said Vassaire. MouErcastle. and Allen.
conveyed TO said Nasssre - deed recorded IA
HenrjcO County Court IN Deed Book IlY, page
365 These tracts Of land may be sold together
as n whole or separately
TERHs: One third cash residue in three equal
instruments a. six. twelve, AMI eighteen months,
with interest from day Of sale. purchaser exc
cutting notes therefor and title retaIuet until mo
whole purchase-money l. pad and a conveyance
order by tho Court. +. W. CAhNNGlON.
J. sAMJ FL PARRISH.
Special Commissioners
Sale by r. &. CUAFFIN & CO., Aucuoueers
Nv :. Lcake. clerk OF tho Cir'uit Court OF
Henrico county. do certify that >pecial-Commi5-
sioners T. ". Darlington aud J. samuel Parrish
have given ihe bond required Of tucm by decree
entered In said cause Gu the 2lst day u January,
lSs9.
Given under my hand this 2ist day Of Janu-
ary. 1859. W. :. LAKE.
ia2 clerk.
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PASSING AWAY.

Carr made very feeling and excellent adj
dress, aud drew picture OF the veterans 50
rapidly passing away. He urged The Legls-
la,ure TO increase the pensions and declared
that Justice must be done North Carolina
soldiers. who had hsd injustice done them in
the war histories and had suffered neglect
sncc the war ended.
CAPTAIN :. 4. Ashe, on behalf OF the Wake
County survivors Association, presented
Colonel Tnomas {. Fuller, OF Raleigh, who
made an eloquent speech and renewed the
plea for a proper recognition OF the wounded
soldiers aud soldiers widows by an increase
OF pensions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

HoRyER, GUARDIAN. PLAISTIFF, AGAINST II0R-
NER, DRFENDAST-IS TIE CuANCERY COURT OF
TuR CITY OF kICHNoSp.
|. Charles W. Godfin. clerk Of said rourt, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner. by tao dccre- in raii cause Of No
yember j., 1855 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lJh day OF Novom-
Der. ISIS
1a2} CHARLES W. GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

RT. D. MYsAS General Superintendent
4. N. Ensssos, Goasral Passenger Asoak
SOL IA "a Trade Manager. ias
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GOVERNOR F0wLE.

In conclusion he presented Governor
Fnwle, who WAS greeted with great APP
pause Governor Fovle was almost IN
Ieais, and said be had been to-day moved by
the sight II these veterans at the reception
Ne had rendered them as he had never be-
fore neeu moved. lie spoke in his most
eloquent style, and took his audience by
storm. lie held In lis hand cane
sent him 10. day. which was cut at Getlys-
burg AZ the highest point reached hy the
Confederate forces. " THAT was where Petit
grew matted that day" said Governor
Towie. "for when North Carolina halted
the Con'ederacy stopped aad went no
fprtkerv
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Governor Fowle's eulocy Of the dead Con-
feaerete soldiers vas something 70 be always
remembered, and he wcpt as he spoke Of the
living Confederate soldier, while the yete-
rams looked Il, him through fearful eyes. He
SAID u tue Legislature, sll the members OF
which were present, that IL was 0Ouored in
having Tins opportunity 10 show is appte.
olation Of yalor and misfortune. lie ap.
pcnied for justice. not for sympa-
toy. ana sad that the Legislature
could uot ignore this appeal for an increase
Of AID. ile plead TO-. the old veterans IS
men who would In time OF trial be found
first IN defence. lie also urged the building
OF soldiers home
&. y. Deuson followed Governor Fowle.
speaking 10 behalf OF the Ladies' Memorial
Association OF the State, and urging an in
crease of pensions.
hx.Congressman W. III. Kitchen and q. H.
Watson, OF Winston, spoke 10 the same pur-
pose.
Colonel T.. u. Hall. OF Wilmington, as
Spokesman OF the veterans, read the resolu-
tons thar had passed asking the Legislature
20 provide for 40 addition 10 the tax-leyy Of
five cents on the hundred dollars Of property
for pensions for the soldiers and soldiers
Widows.
lie thanked the people of Raleigh for their
hospitality.
General Thomas l.. ClinRman followed
Colonel Hall. The resolutions were adopted.
one Of the veterans was found dead In
his bed this morning Thts was Lieutenant
Is. \. Walton, fornerly OF the Eleventh
regiment, who lived six miles south OF RAJ
leigh. No meeting held In the State has al
t,scsed more attention than this QUO OF the
pensioners.
The stockbolders Of the South Atlantic
and Northwest railroad are TO meet at SOUTH
port on the 18th OF February.
Ths Durham Law and Order Association
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AUCTION aAEEs-FutC

BY ~ W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctoncer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
i ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE At THE
NORTHWEST CORNER or MAIN AND LIN
DEN STR ETS AT AUCIlON.-By virtue OF a
trustee dated September !, 1885, and recorded IN
tho Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond in
Deed BOOK ISl 4. page 1873 will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 2iTH.
ut o'clock T.. NJ, the WELL-LOCATED, At
TRACTIV AND NICELY-ARRANGED DWELL
and Linden streets, containing about seven
rooms with modern conveniences. The LOT
upon which IL stands frcnts forty foe. and runs
back l5j feet 20 an alley. and has on its rear
good brick stable. The house, tho neighborhO0d.
and the surroundings generally make this pro
perty an attractive homo. The house Is well
suited for a Msnsard story II more room should
be needed.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses Of
sale and any taxes that may Do due and 20 dis
charge q nose for $685. with interest thereon from
the 7th Decem Der, 1855; credit as 20 Ssti until
the 1st septe III Der, 1889; credit "a TO fg92 until
LIST September, 1890: a credit IS 10 1000 untl
LIST September, 1891; credit ss 10 $3.50 until
carry interest from day Of sale and 10 be Sc
cured by a trust deed: and the residue Of the
purchsse-money shall BE- paid and secured ia
such manner as the grantees in said deed shall
direct or in the event Of their failure TO give
said direction, then "a the trustee shall think it
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
,sis Trustee.
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RAWLINGS & R0sE.

I. Alfred SHIELD. clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
the City OF Ricnmoad, in the State Of Virgins.
do hereby certify that the bond required by an
order entered By said court on the sist day OF
December. 1855. In the case OF Savage, Beye-
ridge & Co. against LANCE Brothers, from VIII
liam ii. beveridge and harvey Wilson, has been
given.
AIRY, 1853. ALFRED sHEiLD,
taD Clerk
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WEDNESDAY. January %. 1889,

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1880,
berippipg at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and selling In tho
order named, the FOUR VALUABLE FRAMED
DWELLINGS, a. follows:
FIRST Tho TWO-sTORY DWELLING No 500
north Fourth street, corner OF Duval. containing
Eve rooms and kitchen. with the LOT on which
n stands fronting 30xlZ feet to an alley 10 feet
wide. stable on this lot.
second The adjoining TWo-STOkY DWE ELL
ING. No. S02 Forth Fourth street, with lot OF
same size, and containing I'VE rooms, besides
kitchen -
Third. A FIRST CLASS MODERN-sTYLE
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING. No. SOS north
Fourth street. between Duyal and Baker streets,
containing eieht rooms. with lot 3lxl22 feet 10 an
alley iG feet wide. ...,. a..,,.,,.
Fourth. AN EXCELLENT TWO-STORY
FRAMED DWELLING, No. Sl3 north Fifth street,
between Duval and Baker streets, with Ave
rooms and kitchen: lot 32xl22 feet TO an alley 10
feet wide.
Fifth. And then, at o'clock p. ". on same
day, We will sell the LARGE FRAMED DIV ELl-
ING with 10, Il0xaO feet. more or less. situated
on the road leading from the Richmond Loco
motive Works 20 the New turnpike anil opposite
pied By Mrs McKinnon. This lot Is capable OF
sub-division and will be sold as whole or In
parcels, "a may seem best
All OF this is very good property, and - espe-
cially suited Tor persons OF moderate m ans
wanting Dice homes, or would be good-paying
property % rent ont
Terms: One third cash: balance al SIX and
twelve months for notes, with interest added ana
titles retained BkN I.ChI MY.
CHARLES f. LOEHR,
Special Commissioners.
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BY Poindexier q Demon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
TIA Nam street

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FRAME DWELLING No. S07 WEST DUYAL
STREET.-By virtue OF tho provisions u GER
tain trusl-deed from ). U. smith and wife. dated
January TO- 1885. AM recorded 10 TIA clerz OIiico
II ghe Chancery court 81 The city uI hicamond.
Deed Book 1875 G., page 100, default having Teen
made IN the layrnent Of a certain note therein
secured, We shall soil BY auction, on tho prem
ises, on
FRIDAY. JASuAgY Is, 1850,
at AZ o'clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scri bed. fronting 2aH foot on The south SIDE OF
Duval street. commencing 80 fee. west OF 81 Pc
ter street. The Improvements consist OF o TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, In excellent TO-
pair.
TERNs: Sufficient in cash to pay expenses OF
sale aud nnte Of 1000. with Interest from Jenu-
AIRY 10Th balance to be announced al sale. More
liberal terms may be offered.
WILLIAM RILYsoN.
G. /. DRNoON.
LAO TruataeA
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II YOu Are Sick

with Headache, Neuralgia, Rh umatism Dyspep'
STA. Biliousness Blood Humors, Kidney Disease,
Constipation, Female Troubles. Fever and Aeue,
Sleepessness, Partial Paralysis or Nervous Pros
tration, Use Palne's Celery Compound and be
cured In each Of these the cause Is mental or
physical oyerwork anxiety exposure or malaria.
the effect of which is 10 weaken the nervous sys-
tenn, resulting in one of these diseases Remove
the CAUSE with that great Nerve Tonic, and the
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I,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
y SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NDA InILK - L..


Y SCHEDULE TAKING ErFECr
NOVEMBER -, l..-.
IEANE RICHMOND.
g.f5 A. NJ. for Nrwpnr NeW- Ola Point Com
forl. ana Norfolk daily exccp. Sun-
day.
sl5 A. VI. sundays only. 20 Newport News, Ola
Point. aud Norfolk
HOS 4. VI. Through ana Local Mall % All points
Nest. except sunday. Pullman
f.r,pers clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
Ky
s:o0P P. NJ. for Newport vows. on Point sni
N0rfOiK, except sunday.
400 P. y. Gordonsviuo Accommodation, except
sunday.
GeOP. 81. for louisville. Cincinnati. Chicago
So LOUIS Memphis. aui Ney or
leans-fast hxpres+-wl't through
Puimau5 daily. Only rOut' running
IuuinAus west from NcAmOId.
ARRIVE rs RiCHNoSp.
$50 A N. Gorl0lsyille Accommodation, oEccp:
lo.ss A. NJ. from Sorfols. on Point. and Now
port News except sunday
$40 p. VI. from local points aud tAo Nost OK
cept ounIaI
COS p. n. from ID Point. Nevport NeRs. AMI
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace car
hirnmond ~ Cincinnati an LOUIS
Vile.
COOP. ". from Louisville and Cnc.uuah-laa,
hxpress--d4iT.
Depot: Seventeenth ali Broad streets
ricAetsaf llUJ Main street, an1 al TIE Depot
q. ". 81 LLGk
Ganoral ia5so Eer Agent
). T. ODgLL. General Manager. 10 .
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EBERHARDr AND WIFE. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
IoEHR, CURATOR, S., DsFESDASr-lS THB
CHASCERY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
!. Charles W. Goodwin. clerk OF said court GER
tifv that tho bond required Of the special COM
rnissioners by the decree In said cause Of Janu-
airy y, 1889, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Janu-
airy, 1882 .
fa Z CHARLES W. GODDlN.
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by Quarles s. McCurdy,
Real Estate Aucii0noers,
Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE MAG
/ NIFICENTJAMES RIVER EsTAi T., KNOW
A. DOVER" ~ GODDhLAND COUNTY Al
BOSCOBEL STATION nOA ihE fAthA, lNNE-
DIATELY OK TAG TlDHNOND AND ALE
GHANI RAILROAD. EIGHTEEN MlLkS From
RICHMOND. AT PUBLIC AUCIlOS.--lu exrci-
tlou of certain dseo of trust bearing ia'H on
the lst day OF Nav. 1888, from Albert J.. lay
ward 20 the undersigned as trustees. ana Oh re-
cord in the Clerks Office u GCochiand County
Court, Deed-BO0s g.. page ~. being required 30
10 do by the holder % toe notes thereby secured,
default having been made Ia thf payneh. " tho
same, We viii offer Tor sale, upon iho promises,
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. ls,9
NJ 70 o'clock ", A. Bosc0bel station. De above
mentioned ESTATE. containing l,if2h ACRE.
This farm IL one % ,he best ON James river
aud IA extremely fertile. IL has station ON 81,
Is only eighteen miles from tho city ~ kicA-
mond ami "a not surpassed ~ any farm in the
country. The neignDOrhO0l Is one ~ the best IN
tbs state ami there Is everything mat could pos
slbly be desired b. any ono seeking nle iarm'
All necessary buildings, 81.
The place Is too we'll known % req - moro
EXTENDED notice AMI paroles desiring % Inspect
can DO 20 at any line before tho sale. The auc'
tioueers will take pleasure 10 giving any desired
PARTIES DESIRING TO ATTEND SALE CAN
GO AND RETURN BY THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHENY RAILROAD SAME DAY.
TEaMs: cash az 10 olst ana expenses o. salo
and any delinquent axes ana 20 pay OF the fol-
loving NOES: $500, with inierfst from a Nay.
1885. subject % credit o. about 49, si5i ~. ~
interest from ith November. lssi: 3i3Li0, with
interest fro 4ih May 1857; si3ltG. win interest
from AN November. 1887: si3L1O, with interest
from An Nay 1888; tt3L70 with Interest from
a November, 1sSS. sl439105. with Interest from
4th November 1888 balance upon such terms ~
may be given 81 Time ~ sale. me purchaser
will be- required % assume prior lion amount
ing 20 about 5000. H. A. ACCUkDi.
J. C. CKUNP
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BY George W. Mayo, AuctlOneor,
Ono. L. Lauehton. Jr., Salesman
No. - Ninth street.
WEDNESDAYS SALE.

TO-DAY (WBDNEsDAY' AT 1oX O'CLOCK
will sell sell al my auction house an UNUsU-
ALLY LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
FURSIIukE-in fact. too numerous 10 men
ton
10 INGRAIN and other CARPETS,
EXTENSION, LEAF. and CHAMBER TABLES,
TIN-~AFES Of all sizes and patterns:
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and kO-AERS,
LOT NGES. BED>TLADS, Bl REAJs,
WARDROBES, WASuSrANDS,
BED-SPRl NGS, WINDOW SHADES,
vory handsome WILLOW CRADLE,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS complete:
handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT Of large
pioce5;
HAIR ami sHUCK MATTRESSES:
eexfra-large and superior FEATHER BEDS;
Several sets Of me BOLS Frs and PILLOWS
! GREEN REPS WALNUT PAkLOR QUIT In
very nice order:
Several COOKING and HEATING-STOYES
Many other articles TOO numerous TO mention.
GkOkGE W. MAYO.
"a Aurfiouger
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RAILROAD -.

DICuMOND, FREDERlCkSBU re-
/ / AND POTOMAC RAILROAD schedule
commencing JANUARY E. lso9-oastcrn s.an-
dari limo.
7.g1 4. Al. leaves Byrl-gtroet station daily.
stops only a. Ashland. junction, Nii-
ford. ana fredericksburg. sleeper Ia
Washington lud Sew lork
1l.07 4. " leaves ByrJ-Street station daily, ok
crpi SUNDAY. sleeper Co Wa liugtDn.
6.20 p NJ leaves Byrl-Su-et s'ntiln daily.
Sleeper 10 New ORR.
e.07 4. NJ. arrives ar Byrd-~ue9t station daily.
Sleeper from View YORK.
24sP NJ. arrives a. Byrl-,reet station lai'y:
stop a. Fredericksburg. Milford. aud
Jurct0u. sleeper fro NAsulugi 1u
and NeN 0rk.
TSP. NJ. arrives q. Byri-streef station laily
except sunday Sleeper nom nsh-
ilgton.
THE NEW YORK And FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting of ycstiDule Pullman cara. leaves
Byrd Street station 40 $40 A. n. on lueeiay-,
Thurs Iays 400 Saturday,, au1 arrives o. ,.lb
=. 81. on Mondays. M eine-day4, aui Friday s.
This train ma4Ds no lo.4l stops and extra fare
ia charged tlr-t uorth-Douui tram ioh'es
Thursday. ION instant.
ASHLAND TRAINS
utuY ENrTrr srSDAYs.
s00 p " a.clanm0.a ION leaves Byrl-~treel
station: arrive, m Ashland a. 3 -. NJ.
COiP. VI. lrayes ElUa. arrives ai Ashland a.
Gl4p. N.
sl5A. ". accommodation arrives a. Byri-
Street station leaves Ashland a.
7.i3 4. N.
1891 NJ. arrives 40 Elba leaves Ashland az
ca TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
+. 7. d. MYERs, General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
AUCTION sALEs-rhis nay.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
VERY DESIRABLE AND wBIL-LocATED
uEpIuM-srzRp HOUSES ON NORTH FOURTH
AND NORTH FIFTH STREETS.
ANDoFA
GOOD HOUSE, WITH A LARGE LOT,
on THE
ROAD NEAR CASH CORNER AND TANNER
& DELANEY'S SHOPS.
BY AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR

By virtue Of decree Of the Chanc-ry Court Of
Richmond in the suit Of "hherhardt and wifc
a. Loehr. curator, &C." entered January 3, 1889,
we win sell By auction, on the promises, re-
spectyely,O on