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plause. which made the Democrats more
sanguine and the Republicans less hopeful.
Orr county is considered Republican, but
the Democrats are untiring in their work,
and expect TO carry the county in the next
election.
There Is much dissension in the Republi-
cans here who will not support Malone,
but will vote for the Democratic nominees
10 order 70 defeat tyrannical boss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
JEFFERSON'S HOME
Visited by Railroad MaGnates.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatcn.i

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. October 16.-N1r.
Nj. f.. ingalls,, the president of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. and party arrived
in this city early this morning on their
special train and made a stop-oye- OF seve-
raj hours here. Immediately after arriving
here the party took hacks and went up TO
Monticello, the historic home of Thomas
jefferson.
CAPTAIN Jefferson NJ Levy, the owner Of
Monticello, arrived in the city from New
York during last night, and was at Month
cello this morning to welcome and to show
the distinguished visitors around the
premises.
The party, after spending n short while
Mt the tomb of jefferson, returned TO this
place, and left at once for the West on
their tour. in which they are combining
business and pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
wedding bell. at Glade Spring.


GLADE SPRING. Va. October 15 1899.
Miss Lula NAV Harrison was united in
marriage this morning at 9 o'clock to Mr..
Is. II. Jones, of this place. Miss Harrison
is the daughter of the Rev. J. Il. Harrison,
founder and financial agent of the South
west Virginia Institute. and is charming
and cultivated young lady. Mr.: Jones IS
travelling salesman for Messrs. William A.
Miller & Son. Of Lynchburg, Va. The mar
riaee ceremony was performed by the Rev.
). Y. Kincanon, ID. d.. of Bristol. Tenn:
The ushers were Charles |. Lunstord, OF
Roanoke, Va: james Il. Harrison, James
=. Mason. and Samuel Terrill, of Glade
Spring, Va. The wedding party entered
the church 70 the beautiful strains of
Memberships Wedding March, rendered
by Miss Helen +. Brown, graduate OF
the Boston Conservatory. and now musical
director of the aforementioned instltu-
ton of learning. The presents were hume
rous and handsome. The bridal party left
on the east-bound train for an extended
northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
O'FERRALL AT DANVlLLE.
He HIS Something to say About Bur-


He HIS Something to say About Bur-
rows.
Correspondence q tho Richmond Dispstchl
DANvILLE. Va. October lG, 1889.
Colonel OFerralrs speech al the Academy
OF Music last night was much ENJOYED ana
was heartily cEeered by the large audience
that heard It, He devoted a large portion
OF his address 10 the tariff question, saying
that while he did not consider the tariff
question as an issue in this canvass still
Malone and his man Burrows, of Michigan,
had been trying to entlce Democrats INTO
the Republican party with the tariff argu-
ment. and he was not afraid 10 meet the
issue Malone, he said. had once caused
split in the Democratic party by his ell
legged attempt 20 readlust state taxes. but
he thinks il great sin TO talk of readJust-
ing Federal taxes. As for Burrows, he de
nounced him as a miserable Sonth-hater,
who had presumed TO come to Virginia to
teach her people politics.
WANTS TO MEET HIM.
He was anxious 20 get hold of Burrows
one time and would pay his expenses to
Rnv place in Virginia If the man from
Michigan would agree to n Joint debate.
He knew BurroWs's record well, and said
that while he had dared 10 aTraign the
Democratic party on the questions of IN
ternal revenue and the Blair bill, the fact
WAS that Burrows had voted against the
Henderson resolution TO repeal the inter
nal revenue, and when the test vote was
had on the Blair bill Burrows had voted
against II. .
As for himself, he was not afraid to dis
cuss the tariff. He stood on the Demo
cratic platform, and believed unnecessary
taxation was unjust taxation and legaliZed
robbery. The Republican system Of tarlf
was annually robbing the people of a mil
lion a wear IN excess of the needs of Gov
eminent. and if million, why not five
millions of robbery and OpDresslonf There
was no telling where this species OF piracy
would stop if it is once granted that the
Government has right to tax the people
in excess of its needs.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
He did not believe that the next Congress
would repeal the internal revenue, and he
agreed with the Dispatch that a desperate
effort would be made TO pass bill to con-
troll Federal elections in the South.
In conclusion he paid handsome tribute
10 the Democratic ticket and rldiculed
the opposing candidates. OF Mr.. Lurty
he said that Lurty's friends were Boosting
that he had Stonewall Jacksou's blood IN
his veins. The fact was, he said, that
Lurty's grandmother was a cousin TO Jack
sons grandfather. That did not help Lurty
much. for "a mule bad some horse blood III
him, but it didn't make him horse.
His tribute to Virginia and Virginia's
cause WAS an eloquent flight of oratory
and caused merry shout OF applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
AUCTION sALEs-rhI. Day.
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
n. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Aucsioneer.
A SNUG. OENTRALLY-LOCATED,
AND
wELLARRANGED RESIDENCE.
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE or FRANK
LIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS
FOR SALE At AUCTION.

Twin, at the request OF Mr.. C. OBJ. cowardin,
who has purchased a larger house. sell ut public
auction, on the premises on.
THURSDAY, 6croBrR IL, 1899.
at 4 o'clock z. NJ, the MOST EXCELLENT
RESIDENCE above referred 70. being No. 3l9
east Franklin street, and containing besides
very dry basemenD pretty saloon psriors,
dining-room, kitchen. store-room. &C. on the
first moor; on the second floor thrse good cham.
bers. bath. and servants rooms; and on tho
third floor two most excellent chambers Elec-
trio bells, and hot aud cold water throughout
This House 10 snugly arranged. and Is IN good
order, ard By reason Of It's very ceDtral location
and Desirable neighborhood will make, "a an
inspection OF Il will show. a nice home or very
deslra bic investment
TERMS: Reasonable, and to lie announced Ct
the sale.
u can be seen by applying TO
oc7 n. w. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

WANTED, LADIES TO KNOW
w that NMB. Madison. Of the RCLEC tic
SCHOOL AND DkkSsMAkING ACADEMY Of
Baltimore, has opened branch Office al No. 1l9
east Broad street. where they eau learn ner art
OF Dress-Cuttlng 10y using the tailor-sIuare only
Patterns cut % order Tit guaranteed send
for circulAT. o. l&2N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
Iron Ore in Tazewell.
fCorTespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
TAzEwELL CoURTHoUsE. VA, /
October IL 1890

TAZRwELL COURTHOUSE. VA,
October II, 1889.
The recent discovery of iron ore in
quantity and quality in Tazewell county
has awakened new life in the Clinch Val
lev. The property has been purchased by
Clarence NJ. Clark and associates, of Phila-
delphia. Think of the proximity of the
coal and iron ore and you can at once
realize that iron can be produced here at a
price which will defy competition. 1t look
ed like Tazewell had its share of wealth in
its coal. timber, and grass, but with the
addition of iron ore in large quantity and of
superior quality it does look as though she
is favored beyond any county in the State.
A large irOn-turnace will at once be erected
at Graham, in this county, and there is, a
rumor that two others will be erected at the
same place. Graham is now Ona boom. Ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

Train No. 70 connects daily A. keYsViile -
Chase Guy 1larkstilie. oxford, Durham. D.
dersos, and Raleigh. Connects daily a. ars..
horO' Tor Durham. Raleigh. SALON. 81 Nig.fA
aud ali points on North Carolina Division l.
Salisbury Tor Ashevi ia. iiof springs. 81 Nd
points Western Nor'h Carolina. suI ~ rlA..
loste for Charlotte. Columbia ani Augusta .l...
road.
Train No. - connects daily ~ GreeDsh1-. '.
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. Go'iibor1'. at 500.
head City. al salisbury fo- Asheyille. l0s
Springs. an al p0iuis In Western N0r'h ,a...
Ina al Charlotte win Charlotte. Columbia 4
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. Augusta a t-.
Cbariestou. savannah. lhonasriNe. "a. Ia..-
sonville, and Other FloudA po.ltf n'ss. F.l
Carolina Ceutrai railroad Tor Whining l
Trains from tho south arrive AZ a. -hmtr 10 a
A. NJ. and 3J) T. 4
tAMgfIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Rich moud .....-...-.. on r. n
Arrive Richmond. ...................... 81 A. n.
tCIOvER ACCOMMODATES.
Leave Richmond .............-......... f.0 4 VI
Arrive Maucueater... ......... ........ 800 T.. N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
ON TIE DAN.
A Gratifying vote-PoliticaI.

(Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
DASvrLLR, Va, October Is, 1899.
The vote on the railroad subscription
yesterday was most gratifying to the friends
of the enterprise. Only fifty seven votes
were cast against the subscription and
there was hardly any opposition 70 the
lease OF the bridges and extension OF time.
Business is already good here, and it is be-
lievcd that Danville will now take o new
lease Of life.
POLITICAL.
General Peck, of the Atlantic and Dam
vile road, says that every preparation Is
making for grand political demonstration
at CORTLAND, Southampton county, next
Monday A special train has been engaged
for General Malone and another for MIR.
Massey. Colonel Lamb will accompany
General Malone from Norfolk, and all the
brass bands in tho neighborhood have been
engaged to toot The company has had to
engage q number Of coaches from another
railroad TO accommodate the immense
crowd that will attend.
The directors of the Danville and Pitts
vile railroad will meet here tomorrow to
elect a president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. OCTOBER II. 1889.
AUCrIoy eALy.-ruturs nays.
BY X. d. Chafiin q Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
J. HOUSE AND LOT ON NAVY HILL. FRONT
mo s2 FEET on rue EAST slDB OF FOURTH
sThERT. BETWEEN BAKER AND DUEAl.
STREETS, AND RUNNING BACK l2s FEEr 10
AN ALLEY IN COMMON 10 FEET WlDEs-Ine
undersigned uustee substituted In tho place
aud stead OF John VI. Hall. deceased, by order OF
Richmond Chancery Court. entered October =.
1889. by virtue OF deed Of trust from Charles
Clinely and wife. dated March 81, 1874, aud re-
corded In Richmond Chsncery Court Ia Deed
Book l02 u, page 4S7, and At the request OF W.
r. Mckinney. administrator OF Alexina Tralor.
deceased, we will sell by public auction. on tho
promises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1899.
at ( O'Clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed "as that 10. or parcel Of ground. with
a small framed dwelling thereon, lying aud be-
ing in the city Of Richmond, on Navy Hill, front
ing 32 feet on the east side OF Fourth street, DO
tween bnker and Duva streets. and running
back at right angles lg2 fee to an alley In COM
mon 10 feet wide, designated py the No. IS on tho
plan OF Navy Hill"
TgRgs: CASH for expenses OF sale and tn pay
note OF $3.50, with interest from October !, 1875,
and balance on terms 10 be named al sale.
JAMES n. NICK ENNEY,
Substituted Trustee.
n. b. CHAFFIS d Co., Auciioneers oc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
Bonds Accepted.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. October 16.-Bond offerings
to-day aggregated $l68, 200. All accepted
at 1867 for AIS and 127 for AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
a. fc ExuepfpI.
fs,ecial telegram 10 the Dispatchl

Especial teIegrhm 70 TIC DIspalou'I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October let is ex-
pected that the Republican convention
will assemble in this city Tomorrow and
nominate John II. Greene for the House of
Dalaoataa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
SCOTT COUNTY.
AJoint Discussion Hard Working Demo-
erats.

EsTuynLE. Va, October i6.-There was
a Joint discussion bere to-day between
Mr.. O'Farrell, for the Malone ticket, and
Captain Ham Sheppard. for the Democra-
CIV. Mr. OFarrell spoke first. and during
his speech there was scarcely any. enthusi-
asn, but when the fearless and logical
Sheppard was introduced the applause
that greeted him was immense, and tor an
hour his undeniable statements and power
full accusations against Malone were fire.
Qpsntly interrupted with deafening sp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
RICHMOND, October Is. 1889.

To he Editor of The Dispatch:
Please inform through the columns of
your paper constant reader whether Ohio
is an October State or not. A. j. Is.
III is not.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
CO 60 AND sl-WANTED.

CD TX SO, AND S4.-WANTED,
- -. Cs to sell a small lot OF SEASONED
OAK WOOD, to make room, at f2 per haH cord.
am selling GAYTON COAL, for stoves aud
CRATES, at 81 and Il per ton; ANTHRACITE,
BRIGHTHOPE, SPLlNT, and all other coal at
summer prices Onlces: Nos. - south Eighth
street and 1910 east Broad. Phones Nos 45l
and 359
oc btu. Th6Su3t r. o. GARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
M1scELLANEoUs AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Bischofsheim has presented to tho
neurological museum in Paris valuable
collection OF diamonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
RAILROAD LINES.

>>eo~D-~~..s~'s 1879 - =, ,'',-t,'~.
I'D NJ JEa 3sEY
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Pan
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN fFRECr NAY T.. Ia
TWO DAILY TRAIssTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScaBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND
of0A ". Daily. sid Rlchmoni aud Pota,,e,.,
railroad. Arrive NJ Petsrsbrrr D :
4. W.: arrive a. Norfolk To- T. IA
9s0A. N. Daily, va Nchm0nd and Petsrsrt-,
railroad. Arrive - Petersburg g..
A. NJ. No. save. Petersburg ,I.l
a. N. for fArnyile. LyuclburE -
boke. bfis'0i, ku0tyiue, snf Al
poius South a1d Vest
THROUGH CAR TO RADFORD
7:ooP NJ. Daily. rf4 Richmond .na peter.,..,
railroad. Arfivs Petersburg "a. :
~. Leave Petersburg rl0P. M.daIr
arriving norfolk lEJP p. ~ Inrl.s4
car Richmond W Norfolk
zoo P. N. DeNy, ga kichm1Di sol rofesslrf
railroad. kuige a fsiesbIrg =. T..
J. ~, oonaectng With lra.1 SD
leaving Petersburg n sf5F e. f-
FArmYlle, Lynrbbgrg. k0s.uta ...
eahontas. Bristol. hnoKvll r. s.,
noosA. and ell points -a.l "a
We.
PULLMAN sLKsPTNG-CAR ACC0NVoDL
IiONS
No. i--sleeplng-csr from Pe,ersbcrs ', r-,..
Without change, ieaFtns Ic.efrn .... "a
i.S5 ?. NJ, ani LyncaolrS Go Memphis F,a.s
change.
No. 3-Lynchburg @ Vow Orleans All "a.
noke 10 Chat anOosA r.'a.4t caslg.
1icsete, bagysg s-cherks. aui 81 Informs 1
esn % obtained q. Richmond al re'enourg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

WANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w OUR NEW MCINTOSH RAGLGN. Supe-
rior cloth, In wide stripes Gu outside vulcauizcd
rubber on inside. Close fitting; very stylish;
never spots beautiful as the finest cloth gar
ment ever made and Is absolutely waterproof.
Agents sell SIX q day and make s.. Great OBJ
pOrtunity. Also fine line other goods. Address
f. II. CAMPBELL. 4S4 Randolph street, Chicago.
&C l-Tu, Th&Su!2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
TRAINS NoRTHwAso.
Daily iDaay except ssnaAf.

SrOPPING-PLACs>
Nos. and II mako no stops 40 . stops -
siynal AZ Cua;ralia No. = stops only On -
al chesier. CeutrallA, snc Manchester NS>
IS AM IS stop on signais a. al stations ~; -
81. - %. %. 81, - sni - Will sop a. Az
for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SYRINGE
On Trains Nos. Il ani . .ioeping,cafs oe.sssa
New Yorx aad Tampa. Fla lr.4 Jact'2p'l,,re
on Trains NoA "a AMI y sleepiag-cNs Dcssess
Washington and Charleston. oe it.a ~ -
sleapins.cars ostuson New fork aAd Jssk>sn-
Vile ON Traiu No. y sgeePins-cSf oSs~7'A
Washington Ani savannah
the ONLY ALL-KAlL LINZ 10 NVHF1SN-
richmond ....'s,O A. n. Norfolk. 49,. 20 2. "
Riehmond. roo ?. ". Norfolk. ,io:S r W
Norfolx .s:zOA. ". klchmoni. ia -
Norfolk $50 2. NJ. kiceinond.. 40 y y.
These trains also make close coaneo.o - 800, ~.
Farmville. lyachnnyg. AMI soath westefa 800
az ali n ATOMS on ths Norfolk snj Neslsfn a.
road. X u. slLLt oeYvltns
X T. u. AykRA General supersntsnteaA
4. Il. Hxnssos. General Passenger Asens
SOL RAAA Tracic Manager Wy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

ALL LUNUl NLhAh IMFUN I ED IUIIhVNVi NOIs
AGENTS. ARE CREOLE AND Gu
BAN HANDMADE.
Absolutely pure and free from all acids, OK
tracts. paints. or fsvoring, and are not dipped,
is a beautiful and perfect cigar, not a cheap CT
garro or cheroot Equal to any i0-cent cigar in
the United States that is sold regular. This cigar
bears tho highest testimonials OF any goods
known in the trade. Endorsed by one hundred
aud seventy Of the very largest Wholesale firms
Of the South, North. Hast, and West Is By far
the best-a1yertised cigar in the Union. Regu-
lsrly advertised in nearly every first-class paper
in the Union; also In many other ways. lsa
standard brand. Absolutely only one Wholesale
Agency given in each city. Write for prices and
contract MARSHALL & MoNCURE.
Wholesale Agents for Richmond. Va.
80 19.eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
r EMORY SHAW GATE OF BAL.

I EMORY SHAW UATE OF BAL
81. TINoRR. pupil OF Alfredo ID GiorgIo,
N. Cortesi. OF the Milan Conservatory; Dr. 4. s.
Kimesli. OF Washington, d. O.. and Luclen
0denthal. OF Baltimore. will receive limited
number OF PUPILS IN VOCAL MUSIC italian
method). Pupils prepared for opera. cratorio,
and concert work. For further particulars adj
dress care Of Manly Ramos. 9o3 Main street.
se29-Sa. Tu. Th&FzWs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. May y. ISL al A
NJ, trains on this roSd will "A AZ lolioYs
TRAINS SOJIhWAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

GUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC-WANT-
- ED, everybody to know that am paying The
highest each price for PRIME SUMAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot in Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed.
WARNER MOORE,
ShOckoe NILS.
LIME CEMENT and PLASTER go 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
BY sutton & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 FRAME STORE WITH DWELLING
ABOVE. No 500 WEST LEIGH STREET, COR
NfR OF GRAHAM STREET, AND FRAME
DWELLING No. 9Ds WEST LEIGH STREET,
ADJOINING 1T ON THE WKsT.-By virtue OF
. certain deed Of trust executed TO the under
signed trustee, dated February II, 1888, and OF
record IN the CLERKS ONCE Of Richmond Chance
ry Court. Deadlock i3i G. page 1856, default
having been made in the payment OF portion
OF the money secured thereby and having been
Instructed so TO do by the beneficiary in said
deed, we shall sell a, public auction upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1889,
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the above described PRO-
PERrY. The store situated at the northwest
corner OF Graham aud Leigh streets has been
long used as retail grocery store and has
good dwelling above II.
The dwelling, No. 9O2, adjoining II on the west,
has three rooms.
This property fronts together 20 4-i2 feet on
the north side OF Leigh street and runs back a
depth OF So feet 10 alley In the rear. IL IL now
occupied by good aud permanent tenants ana Is
Yielding n good rontal on tho Investment.
TRPNs: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF
sale and 10 pay of the sum OF fSO6.2j, with In
terest from August IL, 1889, and credit until
February II, 1890, on f420; balance upon such
terms as will be made knovn on day OF sale.
C. n. SUTTON, Trustee
SUTTON g. Co., Aucliooneers. &C ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

WANTED, CONSUMERS OF FUEL
w to know that am still selling all kinds
beat quality COAL aud WOOD nj SUMMER
PRICRs. Coal for stoves as low "a 50 per ton.
SAMUEL II. CO1TRELI.
Oc I1-fw $40 east Broad street, near Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
T WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La

T WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La
! DIES Of refinement, on salary. 10 take charge
OF my business at their homes; entirely unoO-
1ectOnsble: light. very fascinating and health
ful; no talking required: permanent position;
wages $40 per week IN advance. Good pay tor
part time. Ny references include some Of the
best well-known people Of Louisville, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh and elsewhere. Address, with
stamp. Mrs. MARION WALKER. Fourth aud
Chestnut streets. Louisville. Ky. Sc 1-su&Th6m
WAN TE ID, IMMEDIATELY A
w COMPETENT LADY'S MAID, ono who
understands sewing. Must bring Lest re-
ferences. Apply at SOS west Franklin.
&c 15-Tu&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

LEAKx & JONES, Who SUE, &C., VS.. PsrER TINS
LEYis ADMINISTRATOR AND AIS. IN THE CIR
CUT C0URr OF HANOVER C0usTY
III. A. Brown, clerk OF tho said court, certify
that the bond required of the special commits
sioners by the decree In said cause Of April q,
1859, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 22d day Of August,
l3Sq j. A. BROWN,
Oc 3-Th3t Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
By y. ". Bows
aud
John T.. GOddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
BRICK DWELLING On NORTH SIDE or MAIN
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
KNOWN AS THE FLOWER ARLINGTON
HOUsEn-By virtue n decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond entered on the
and ais rs Merediths assignee, &C, the under
signed, special com tnissioners, will sell OF put
lie auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1859,
at / O'Clock 2. NJ, that LARGE AND ADMIRA-
BLY-WELL- BUILT FOUk-STOkI-AND-B A>E-
MENT BRICK DWELLING No. e02 east Main
and pitch with all modern improvements, be-
sides detached kitchen with four rooms
The lot has front OF 80 feet and depth OF
about ISL feet % a wide paved alley.
The house az present. and for many years past,
has been occupied as n 0.Si-class boarding.
house, rarely ever va ant, ard always command
ing good rent This property VIII soon be In
demand for storo purposes, aud II Is likely that
within the next few months the lot at the south
east corner OF Main and Fifth streets will be So
lected az the site for the new hotel, IN which
event this property will almost double In value.
The attention OF those wishing nrst-clsss IN
that this property should DO sold and Il Will 10
knocked out at this sale to the highest bidder
and the sale reported 10 the Court
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months tor negotiable
notes. interest added and title retained until all
the purch asc-money IS paid and a convoy sace
ordered by the Court. X. ~. CALDWELL,
A. x. LEAkE
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
PHILADELPHIA, RIG h. i'm
koND AND NORFOLK
i1EAMSHIP CoAPANS.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY az ~ NJ. aud every SUNDAY q.
3 A. ".
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
resolved till li30 A. NJ; Tor sundays steamer
Till IS 2. u. Saturday Freight received daily I'll.
p. NJ
Fare. s.
sor further information apply 70
j. W. McCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent, Once RockstlG
W. T.. CLYDE 4 Co.
aol General Axens Philadelphia