av

William i\ Wilkin**. trenttn th* city jail and bronght hhu

I «:W ti crock, sard had bim in theInf thi Pollen Ju*U**v before th*

had gathered to any extent.Clov/ei iui wm met by his counsel.

aa>-_F«-lgr W. W. Crump. Beverley T,iJrnstp, and A. Brown Kvam*.A shori consultation wa* held, and

.bea Cluxtrius wa*taken into thc pris*

.ewers" bo**. Ile «at apart from Uie.St-otr pn*-*ruiers and in s rrtired part oftbe bax. -.voiding aa much as po**it>icth* (sae uf the crowd. As soon as heWIS* ard© tbe box his counsel came intoaanjrt aad look their -teats within thebar.

M.XKIMI THE s x*)

After awhile the case was reached.and Berg-pant Chalk ley commenced lo

anil tb*? witm**-**-*. Owing to !he factthat a large number of them bad never

been f-t-f-ogom-.l lo appear, barau4**' (heiratatatneots had not been made at thetattle the case was continued hy theaanrt, there was Rome delay in callingibe wRnesses. and considerable lime wase**JfRUj-.ird before they were all sworn.

While this waa being done counselBrr ibe accused «at watching quietlySS* proceedings. Cluverius sat beta cen

-ledge Crump and his son Beverley, and_*e**oently indulged in whispered con-

aaRation with them, lie looked more

anxious than at any time he ha* beenB-r*ught before his accuser--. Some-

he would throw a glance at thecrowd of lookers-on that occupied

every inch of the court-room, and whenbs did it was plain' that his efforts at

e-rapofmre Scrs unsettled.ttETIrlKM EKOM THK CW.

At the proper time Mr. S. H.Witt,C*t_U)()i)wea!(h's attorney, arose frombia neat and said :

** If your Honor please, before pro-t-eading further with this case, I wouldstate that since tbe last calling of thccam in this court 1 have ascertainedthat the defendant nt a relation of mine.1 have examined thc question tho-raaghly, and find that all the cireuin-a*tanc««, aa well ss the connection,wauhl make it unjust to him as well as

ta my?* If were I to conduct thc prose¬cution. I know your Honor appreciatestba position. I shrink from no respon-tabihtic* as far as public duties are

c*>t>c-tTued, but under the circumstancesI feel bound to retire from thc case. Ihave obtained the consent of Mr.Charles V. Meredith to represent theStale in the case, gnd 1 am Riire, sir,that tbe interests of the Common weal thwiJJ not suffer in his hands."

COMMONWEALTH READY.Mr. Meredith was asked by counsel

far the defence if he was ready to go on

with thc case. He replied that he wouldlet counsel know in due time, ami ad¬dressing the Court (Justice 1). C. Kich-ardfoii) nsk. u that he would designstcnattie other magistrate to hear thc ex-

aatisation. Mr. Mm<Jith *..') that Jiu-*lice Richardson had Leen active in in¬vestigating thc case, and it aught on thisaccount bo well for some other magis¬trate to hear thc evidence, especially as

be desired to introduce Mr. Richardsonaa a witness foi the Commonwealth.

Justice Richardson replied by sayingthat Justice J. E. Holmes was the seniorJustice of the city, and would sit in theease, aller which he withdrew from thebenth and Justice Holmes took the seat.

Then Mr. Meredith said he wa* readyfer the Commonwealth.

EXAMINATION WAIXKD.

As soon as Mr. Meredith made thisstatement Mr. A. B. Evans, of counselfar the defence, addressed the court.Ile said : '* If your Honor please, theCourt is doubt less aware of the facts andcircumstances sin rounding thc calling ofOtis case on Friday week last. TheMinutes of the court will dim lose thatthe case was continued upon a motionaf the Commonwealth. It is addition¬ally true that the prisoner himself hadbeen but recently ni re-ted in the countyof King and Onsen, considerable dis¬tance remote from the city of Richmond,and thal Li* counsel wert- here ou thatoccasion upon the slim test notice andunder circumstance* nf some inconve¬nience and effort <>n their part.

44 Your honor is aw arc of the prison¬er's arrest in thc county of King andQueen, iiml (hat any witnesses whomight ba relict! upon by the delence re¬

siding in that county would necessarilybe subject to gnat inconvenience, con¬

siderable rc-Rj and expense to be here,at any time during the progress of thistrial. In tun ol this fact, and iu con¬

sideration of the additional one rclit-tio**to thc restricted jurisdiction of this<aurt, tut if ilm i,rUm.r ^ jig*charged upon this examination itwould not constitute an estoppel or

bar lo the power of the prosecution to

arrest him upon an indictment of tingrand jury of the city of Richmond;and likewise because of the fact thatin order for us to Im- prepared with testi¬

mony in bel tal fut thc prisoner, xx e would,as 1 have but a lew1 moment* ago re-

Biarked. have been under the uecessitv

ef bringing witnesses from King andQueen under treat uncertainty ami con¬

siderable degree of inconvenience andexpense, it luis been determined by theconnael for defence to waive ibis ex¬

amination and submit to the conse-

quences of having thc prisoner sen! on

to the Hustings Court.Tbe caw was accordingly cerlilied to

tbe Hustings Court at its April session.44 Mr, Meredith, i* this agreeable to

you?" asked the Court."1 sm JJYrfcctlv satisfied, sir," said

Mr. Meredith.IHE ('KOW ll.

Thc accused then retired to thc ofliccttl* tbe Police Justice, together withbis counsel. Outside of Uie house thef^od-naturcd crowd awaited with eagercurioaity a glimpse of thc prisoner.Ott Mayo street the pc-opi. were packedlibs sardines, and out ou Franklin streetarea tbe crowd was dease. A car¬

riage stood in front of the door of thePolice. Court, but carriage and horse.*.ness almost hidfrom view by the crowd.Tbe prisoner w-iiled more than a

bB-f-hour, aad, Soding that the crowdwould not leave, a detail of twenty po¬licemen, under command of CaptainCharles H. Kpps, came ont, opened a

Bray to the carriage, and shortly afterCluverius wa* hurried into the hackaad driven hack to jail.

IttsatlS*** la Jail.

Saturday six white men and sae

ralored one, all of them laborers atBelle Isle, went dowu ta tbe city jailand told Sergeant N. M. I-re that theyware under the iuipreaMoa that theybsd asea duvenus on Balle Isle oatja* 12th of March in cetnpaay with a

ymnjsut ladv. They wanted to -te* Clu-SBSsna, and in order to tost their recol-bbS-BS requested (he Sergeant nat tossas -hs pointed out.

lett) Serfeant ordered s search el theJail, by which tana is meant that allaaa ant-oners nra aaade to leave theirsB-ts sad stand outside, while aa om. c.

¦nasa* a anarch through tbe ceils.l*bs Belle-1-de men thea went through

tss jail and looked at tbe prisoner*aaaa-Wf in Una. After they came out

.vary ana at them said they thought theyIjsbw tba saan, and tbe colored maa was

iris-Sf to its-aar that Cluverius was tbeSass ba saw with tbe lady on Belle Isle.

k. Mr. DttSBttttt and family are from%*, .. B-Sjf WiUisat oannty, and wera well£_?¦-¦¦ * ssBSS.absl wit. tbs sssaaattR.,&'*

. liss a* Mr. Data-Baas ssssbters at___-!*__» .-Jn| atmk ber. hut

nat ¦int* Mr, Ih-satan ba* been rmi4*at Iii.* -vrwient residence.So far a* Mr, Dunalan or any ono ot

bia ft-atily knew*, neither e<-*a*-ed sor

dnTet-cd knew of bi* adi*-*****.That make* the Icavin*; of the shawl

on bia ->rctni*e.«i all th** more strange.Tbe abawl was fonnd by Mr. Dunstan

tm th* inside of hi* front fence, awinear where hi** front fence joins thcdivision fence.tliat ii, the fence sep-anting bent yards cf thc two

I house-.Mr. Dunslsn bears a good character,

aod baa freely allowed himself to beinterviewed by any and everybody.

Mr. Dunstan's daughter! had seen

Lilian weering a red crotched shawlbefon either abc or they moved awayfrom Kinf* William county.That shawl and that item published

in the Dispatch about the Madisonflothf'K-ba,. induced the girls to go tothc almshouse to see thc dead body.aad they were the first known to iden¬tify tbe body, snd that, too, when fiveor aix other witnesses were swearingthat thc dead woman was Fanny Mays.

SflaalacNot only is " the old man " and thc

messenger-boy missing from thin case,but there wss mialling from the body.-snd still unar-rouBted for.deceased'splain gold ring, her hsnd-saUhei (a littleta tc bel worn on thc wrist), and hermoney. Also thc note to which tbemir slie wrote Cluverius (not delivered)was an answer.Thc last, of course, she may baie de¬

stroyed before she ever left the Ameri¬can Hotel, st which place, by thc way,abc did not pay her bill.

Ba I mbeelle l*nnri

Sunday and yesterday there was

widely circulated s report that an um¬

brella hsd been found iu thc canal, andtbat it had thc name of T. J. Cl uv erinsin it. Diligent search disclosed the factthat no umbrella hsd boon found at all.lt wa* one ot thc many cxaggerstedstatement* that have been circulatedsince the body of Miss Mallison wsr

found in the I -ld reservoir.

RESER VOIL' RECOLLECTIONS.Mr. Hill K.i.uiiiisiui. thal thr Mud hr

Cleaarl Uai-Hsw lt ti < smslslm.

At a called meeting of the CouncilCommittee on Water held yesterdayafternoon tl. H. Hill. Assislant Super¬intendent of the Wator-Work*. madethc following report, which the com-

"liitlvf "*-')) recommend to the Cotiiicj'for adoption :

"Thc investigations coiisciiueiit uponthe foul murder recently committed inour city liss rendered it necessary todraw the water from Marshall reser¬

voir twice within the last two weeks.The southern portion ol" this reservoirnas completed in lf*'<2, and the addi¬tion to it in 1845. It has BOOB in con¬

stant use ever since, and the deposit ofiuiid, which i* <]uite large, has been atthe rate of about one inch in everytwelve month* during that time. Justhtn I would call your attention to a

singular coincidence Six years aftertho New reseii oir had boen in use one

compartment was cleaned out, and thedeposit of mud in that was in the NMproportion.one inch gat. year.

" There has been no time BaTBEj _0Mfifty-three years ilia! suits as well as

the present to (loan out ibis reservoir¦nd to remove thc northern bank of theoriginal reservoir, or what is known as

the division. The total ijuantity of mud.solid earth, and brick walls is about22,000 cubic yards. Wham this bankis removed that part of the reservoirwill have to be paved over with bruklaid in the best Pori land cement. Thept. ont capacity ol the reservoir isabout 8*000,000 of dallons: removingthis division and cleaning out will in-treiiso it lo about 11,000,000 gallons."The rt|K.it also asks for an appropri¬

ation for the above work.

CHURCH NttTRs.

BBeSBl ">rriltr« ai «-rair--airr»i I*..-lu irriau

t'kiirih-f tinnrniuiioii*.

Si vices at the 11 race-Street Presby¬terian church were particularly attrac¬tive Sunday, lu the niorning Rev.Peyton II. Hugo, of the Fourth Presby¬terian church, preached by request a

sermon upon the Christian Sabbath.Ho chose lor his text that passage fromLeviticus xxvi., 2 " Vc shall keep mySitbbalhs and reverence my santuaries.I am the I .ord." At the night serviceDr. Read made an earnest appeal tothe unconverted to meet him at thc !coiiiiiuinion-table next Sabbath, anti j.,''!''¦ I IDinibo"- ".live. determined, byinc help ga doti, tn do *0i

.Inst before lb. Drew's sermon at

night a member of the choir sang thalsweet old hymn. ** Come, thou fount ofevery blessing."

Hr. Drew preached an effective sei¬

mon from Nahum L, '.'>: " The Lord isslow to anger and groat in power, andwill not at all BOBBE the wicked."The Assistant Bishop of the Diocese,

Rt. Rev. A. M. Randolph, visited St,Joana church Sunday morning, andafter service by the rector. Dr. Peter-kin. administered the rite of confirms-tion to twenty-niii. candidates.sixteen |females aud thirteen males.At night lli.-hop Randolph visited

Orace church, and continued a class ofsixteen poi son-nine females and seven

sialr.*.Bishop Randolph will visit St. Mark's

church Wednesday night. April 15th,instead of the P.lth, as bri* bees re¬

ported,1 ott nae I -troll rt-at.

Mr. R. P. Hughes, I niied StatesMarshal for ihe BssOSfB district ol' Vir¬ginia, now under arreat and on his way¦0Ot KUM to this city in charge ofofficials, has lelcgraphed to Mr. KdgarAllan and lohn S. Wise. F-sq., for thcpurpose ol seeming their services as

j bis counsel in the case ol the charge*now pending against him touching hismalfeasant c of ofticc.

PalIre fat-It.The following casca were dispo*ed of

yesterday IOttoway l-ewi*. and Alice Mitchett

(both colored), charged with assaultingand beating Herman Bolman. Fined|.*i and cost each.John C. Smith, stealing a watch.

Dirscltargcd.William Rice (eolond), drunk. Sent

to tbe chain-fang.James Johnson. John Turner, aad

William Smith (all colored), stealing a

goose. Case couttnued.Kl/iallickman (colored),drunk. Fined

12.50.Thomas Rsndol-. (colored), drunk.

Atlst'hineiil issued.William Anderson, fighting in the

street. Discnarged.Jennie Winston ami Taylor Cook

(both colored), felony. Catie continued.Alice 1 _bney (cob-red*, iudecent lan¬

guage. Case continued.William Blair, drunk. Fined M-oO.Peter Cope'sud, drunk snd fast dri¬

ving. Fin_ 111).Munroe ljuertes (colored), tie.pas*.

Dianissed with costs.Joseph Buthansn. drunk. Fined

84.50.k.imett Jenkin.*, surrendered by his

surety ead other surety rei'tirrod.William Jackson.assault. Fined!*..John Chappell (colored), drunk.

Fined!**-.Walter Williams (colored), trespass

ana" threatening te shoot Andrew Smith.DiKt-i*g«d.

TKE RICHI

HON. A. M. KEILKY

TO RE MINISTER TO ITALY.

His -tsatiaMt-m «**Rt la Hw teas** Br the

r-*-*tl«r*i *->..r-«sr--**rirli tt Ml* *-¦>¦

.as Rritlre-t.

The highlypratifying news reachedhere vcsteriiay that the Hon. A. M.Keiley, City Attorney, had been nomi¬nated hy the President to bc EnvoyExtraordinary and Minister Pleuipotcii-ttaiy lo Italy. Mr. Keiley is capableami deserving. Ile ha* long been a

leader in the Conservative-Democraticparty in Virginia, and was for severalyears, in a roost trying time, the chair¬man of the State, Executive Committee.As such he performed, with little helpand in the face of fearful discourage¬ments, 4 most astonishing amount ofwork. He has not only been a mostvaluable committeeman, but as a pub-lit speaker and writer of party papershe baa done valiant service. Mr. nei¬ley is one of the best speakers in Vir¬ginia. The words "come trippinglyfrom his tongue." There is a charmin his oratory that captivates at once.

His sentences arc polished and point¬ed ; his wit abundant and fresh, andhis power br an advocate very strong.Altogether he is a great orator. Morethan that, he is thoroughly deserving,and Richmond and Virginia ought to,fnd will, feel proud of him in the highstation to which he is called.

Mr. Keiley ass bom in Paterson,rf. J., and is about fifty years of agc.His parents caine to Petersburg. Va.,when he w as a small child. and he livedin our sister city until 18C7. when hemoved to Richmond, where he has re¬

sided since. He founded thc PetersburgNews, which was suppressed by Secre¬tary Stanton in June, 1865, and Mr.Keiley incarcerated in Castle Thunder.He was discharged from that prison on

the .'ld of .1 uly, and mi the morning olthe 4th issued thc first number of thcPetersburg lader. Ile subsequentlyfounded the Norfolk Virginian, bothel which papers are prosperously con¬

tinued to the picsent. He was for a

while thc editor of thc Eiu/uirrr-Examiner, and has been a constantcontributor to the political press of thcState, editing with great acceptance andability the campaign paper-.the TrueDemocrat.in sex ci ul canvasses iu Vir¬ginia .

V.T. Keiley was a Douglas Democrat]and voted and spoke against secession.His army comrades relate that his was

thc only vote cast against thc ordinancein his battalion. He was severelyxvotinded at Malvern Hill, and «n the.»th of .lune. 1MJ4, was captured andconfined in a F'edcral prison until No¬vember of that year, when he wa- rx-

chnnged.He was elected (o the Assembly from

Petersburg in 1K(>7. and on the recnti-

strm lion af the State xvas in IHi.9chosen h delegate from this city, whichhe had made his home. Here he xvasthe author of the enabling act. which '

restored municipal government lo theVirginia cities. At (.eneral Lee's deathhe was chosen by thc Assembly to

represent the State as fl pall-bearer atthe funeral.

After thc mayoralty conlest in 1170Mr. Keiley rcceixed the Ilemocraticnomination lor Mayor and xvas elected.resigning his place in the Assembly io

accept the eiflice. He remained Mayorillili! lc-7C>, when he was chosen lo hi*present ttBSOS ul City Attorney.

Mr. Keiley has been all hi* life an

indent party worker. Almost contin¬uously a member of the State ExecutiveCommittee from lsTi'.'. and for manyyears its chairman, he lound time toedit canupaign papers ami apeak IlllUfhout the State meanwhile. Hi* success

in procuring the recognition of the Mayticket in the Han oek election at Un¬hands of thc National Democratic Com¬mittee drew the party line in thc Slateand insured the splendid Democraticlriumph of 1 *-*Mi. His seri ices in theOctober (1184) campaign in West Vir-ginia and Ohio xveic deemed so valuablethat thc National Committee invitedhim lo Blasts New York in the nationalelection, and presented him a handsometetter of compliment tor his work.Mr. Keily has been for, we believe,

ten years presidenl of thc Irish CatholicBenevolent IDion ol' the I nited States,is a member of the __at-utixe Committeeof ihe Virginia Historical Society, andthe Southern Historical Society, and of-¦.**fral literary ami other associations,

.hirattnales In Medicine.Thc following gentlemen passed the

f.ainiiiH'.ie.ii necessary to graduation at

the .session of the Virginia Medical Col¬lege, which has just closed :

John W. Bolen. Carroll countyRobert W. Hull, Fauquicr county;Scott W. D. I tiewer. Rockinghamcounty; J. C. Davis. King Williamcounty; .lames Gi Field, Jr.. Albe¬marle county ; Andrcxv C. Fisher, Rich¬mond county; Robert H. (.srlhright,Henrico county ; Isaac W. Kite. Orangecounty; D. Adrian Kuyk, Hanmercounty; A.L. Lcftxvich. Richmond city jSamuel II. Mitchell, Grayson countyWilliam Bf, F. Miller, Boietourt coun¬

ty: Edward W. Morris, Jr.. llanovercounty; r"dgar C. Macon, Richmondcity; John W.8minions. Floyd county;Edmund A. 'ferrell, llanover county;Walter L. Williams, Campl-cll county.Va.; William IL Harrell. Murtincouu-ty. N.C.

Graduate* ,n Pharmacy..Williamil. Nelson, Farmville, sud William M.Anderson. Richmond city, Vs.The following students, having passed

satisfactory examinations, are declaredproficients in the branches named T.E. Alsop, Physiology; G. W. Archer,

j Physiology: John N. Dox. Anatomy,Physiology; .). Claude F.Noni, Anato-my, .Mat* na Medica; R. E. Franklin,

'Anatomy; B. Jones. Anatomy: W.R. Meredith. Anatomy. Chemistry,Physiology, Materia Medica; J. A.Norrleet. Anatomy. Physiology ; S. M.Robinson, Anatomy, Physiology. Mu-teria Medica ; W. F. Smith, Auatomy,Chemistry, Physiology ; -I. H. Way,Anatomy, Chemistry, Physiology, Ma-teria Medica.The continence ment xviii take place

next Thursday ma-ht at the Theatre.

ttre»la ansi tv reenala.Tht appointment of Hon. A.M. Kei¬

ley as Minister to Italy will make va-cant the ->osition of City Attorney.Judge (leorge I.. Christian. ColonelThomas ,J. Evans, and Major B. II.Nash are mentioned by their friends torthe place.

Mr. James L. Davis. SupenntcndeBtof thc City Water-Works, is -til] con-incd to his house.

B**rbe>ltr Mal lor*.

The regular monthly meeting of thcSunday-School Missionary Society ofthe Hainhridge-Street Baptist churchwan held Sandfly afternoon. Rev. Dr.Curry was present, and delivered a

very interesting address, laying specialRtrc-t upon the necessity of educatedministry and the great good accom¬

plished by missions and missionarywork. The election of officer* was

postponed till the next regular meeting.the third Sunday in April.

John Smith, a colored boy employedby Mr. E. W. Weisiger, died quite sud-donly about 1 o'clock Sunday morning.He attended to his duties Saturday night.after Which he went to Richmond. He

j got back borne and retired about 12or 1 o'clock, when he was ia perfectly

MOND DISPATCB-good health. A tew minute* slier hsretired his mother noticed that h*- wasl.nsthing unususlly loud, and goingto hi* reo»L eb1-"4*- hun gasping forbreath. He died in a few second*. Adoctor was summoued sud pronouncedthc cause of his death rheumatism ofthc heart. He wss buried yesterdayafternoon.

Th." public school* here will closetwo weeks from next Friday. Therearo three medals offered-- a Peabodymedal to tho scholar who stands the bestexamination; a geld medal to thc one

who stands second heit, and a gold one

io the scholar who attends ¦faff]promptly during Hie entire session.

There were some small civil cases

di.}...-cd of in the Mayor's Court yes¬terday morning.

MMTo-night at thc Theatre this fine melo¬

drama will be presented under themsnsgeroent of tho Madison-SquareThestre of New York. It is s goodplay and a good company.

nanresae 4 otirt af Appeals.Blair Or, Marye, Auditor. Argued

by W. R. Meredith, Esq., for the de¬fendant and continued until to-day.

tiww* Health and Lana M*"*¦.

Thc two do not, always go together,but they ought to,'for it is a sad sightto see an old gentleman or sn aged ladydragging out a painful existence of dis¬ease, debility, and misery. Muchmisery csn be avoided by elderly peoplewho keep up the proper proportion ofiron in their blood by taking Brown'*Iron Ritters. This is not a stimulant,but the best and truest iron tonic in theworld.

Bed Betlan In Eat** to Bea Orleans.

The Atlantic-Coast Line arc now sell¬ing round-trip ticket* to New OrleansF,xposition at the following low rstes :

A ten-days' limit ticket for 031.80; a

lift, en-days' limit ticket, I'M.20 ; anda forty-days' limit ticket at 137. Pe¬riod of going is limited to three days ineach direction.

This is one of thc most popularroutes lo New Orleans, ei|iiipnicnts be¬ing all first-class.

A f|u. . r X . rill. I.

In a suit brought against a railroadcompany for neglect to take up a passen¬ger at a way-station, in consequence ofwhich a severe cold and cough was con¬

tracted and consumption threatened,thc jury assessed small damages bc-

iii-o Marx's Compound Syrup of Tarcured the plantilf and made tho fear ofconsumption groundless.

A rael.We don't want to humbug the public

bv offering our entire stock of furnitureat cost. Bat ice tcilt make a specialo/iii io, three daijs at OOBI /fer CABSof ten Ckamber and four tine ParlorSuits. Prove the truth of thi- asser¬

tion by dU_fj oarlv nti:. OathBiairr 8 Son's.12 and ld Governor street.

I usn r 4 ..ni*.

I Lewis. No. 912 Main street, has a

large and varied stock of Easter Cards..ii band. Tho demand for them willLe very gnat in it few days, and thosedesiring to supply themselves ought to¦rive lewis a call right away while thestock is fresh.

'lani lm nit niul I \|it ii*i * sun il.and factory prices guaranteed at RylandI Lee'* Piano and Organ Wareronm*.018 Main street.

I si Ininti lm Mi.on.o'* Hork."

Attention is called to thc Faster(......ls at the Exchange for Woman'sWork, .'il'1' (a*t Franklin street.

I .!*(. r I lom i*

Will take orders for flowers LuFaster delivery until Thursday evening(2d), (au finnish Calla Lilies. lilianPoifjggil, Lily of the Valley, -lonipiils.Carnations, Dorie*, linkes. "Jennets,Jacqueminot, and other Roses. Hya¬cinths. Ac.. Ac, Ac

H. A. < Al I.IN, Florist.Store, No. ti north Ninth street; green¬

house, 7124 Laurel street, ou river..Phono. 812,_

Moa*.Now is the time to order your spring

suit, while the assortment is large ana*you can have a large stock of new goodsto select from.

E. B. StEKCB A Sox,Merchant Tailors.

A Obi ii Buns ManiciBf*>-Babahui*tum Billi*.la. Baan Iaga (Mtar-Skla Di»-1.1*1-*, Liver (oiii|il ilnl. Klieiiiiiatlsin. Ac¦aaa* lin MknrlasJ i sase tteen a croatsiiflcier for liflci-n yea ra. not alilo to walk,from an inliue.1 lot-. Have trier! many M.1). sand thrli remedies to little purpose. Ieliive Ko* in* i.i* will cure me. Semi BM

aaa Baan tay ataasaar. ll bbb neesaaaBB.eil to me by a friend. I have taken twoliol Ho*, aud lind il liol).itu. mo. Tboiling-crisis who usually Koop it are out of it. and1 cannot slim.I io wait Hie slow arrival ofmoir supplies. .lolls T. Uki.Ks.superintendent Boara* Dui.lie Instruction.luke lenin. Ho.

Un..w s s itu..sr. iii vi.in..i nt.s brOoaoBasad Cania "10o eelanBaw B ts possibleP.i ii public man to lu- himseli in winier

without thi* tolmiralilo aid. Err.E. af.limn* purattei.atasm,UKO*. TKIXV I'lOARS.

BaaeBS ("ABBI in i-mllea* varlet.*. l'ht-yun- aaaallfBI and i-heapat ino.; Main street.

ItAMM.I.I'll 0 Ks.ii.i*u.

BBM.YBIST Ogam.

urtu ko* Orrs WATirit-W.iRii*, IKiill.noMi. Xi.. Mareil I!, 188".. I

llrtxrn. thieu* d' Mnsionlloroon,.I li*ve BB. Og". HlABIO*0

OOOBB Slirri-lor sonii* ninntli*. sui trunkit tis*done mo more Booti than any othermell.-mc talo'ii iel. My diseases are asthmaaud bronchitis of lona standing. Amongthonit.ltinlic.il ol remedies tot these dla-ess. 1 think Dis. David's Ib the beat.asimple remedy. Bal Its components not stall Injurious, lt give* me pleasure to addmy trstlinouy lo Ha effle-t*y.

v .iv rmprctfully.J. ls Dwi*.

Superintendent Klolimoud tlty Water-Work-.

_

Haunt) il.lt) li,,Al

ll RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINGr-YHUR.

Hov. Svi.v OBOS OOH lim* wrlte* In theKosiou OBrMisa Otnaaat** Wa would i*y nomesn* reeoiiiiurnd any kind of meitictuen I.H li we did not know io la-g.tod.particu¬larly for lnlani*. Hut of Mrs. Winslow *

Moothing Syrup we csu sp.k from kttow-lodgr. In our omi family lt hits proved a

bleaalnx ludo., by Kiiini.su infant trou¬

bled willi colie-pwin* quiet sleep and Iheparents unbroken ros! at nish!. Mont parents ran appreciate these blesaina*. Hereta au article which mirk* to irerft-cHon. sudwhich ls hamil.*; for Ibe sloop which ltaflor.l* ihe tufatit ls prrieoily naiural. andth*,lille ohortihawak.ss lirijkt asa but¬ti.." Ami durios the pratt. of teething

I llsx-BluelslncaUiilsble. We hs ie f.*.*.) neat.I ly beard luothf rs say that they would not

lia without Hfrom tho Mi. of theohilS tilllt bsd rlniahs-tl with Ihe tee'.Ins aleae on

any eoiisideraliiwi whatever. Sold by allidrun l*t». 2"i cen ls a hollie, mh sl-eod lw

SM -HOI BALEB HHS BAT.

XX IL I.YNK A cn two-storv traine dwell-ina No. Ill north rirat Btreet. al 4oe).sk P. E.

JOHN i (it)DDIN'. tnt.aeaasleofa brickduelling on the north aid* of Hr.stdstree! between Cialoje atreet ami tailalley, st 3. o'clock I*. M.

K. lt. Itu iK. No. Ol Nlntb atraet. 10 A. M..ho*).bolil liirnltuif.

E. B. ((.tik.ti.Hia-ihoiil furniiurr. a! No. 80"aest Es.t Mini, at io*, o'clock P. M.

TtTESDAYs MAKCEAtrrii'S aai.rs-TWB »*v.

Hy Joli11 r. t hsMin.Bea! Kstate Agent and Anetioneer,Corner Mex nilli ami Bank street*.

TRUSTEES SALE Or A VALU¬ABLE LOT. WITH A HBK'K DWB_Ie

IBU AMI UT1IKK IMI'ltHVKMKS-WTHKBKHX. ON THK MOUTH Si HEill* IiRDA I* MTKEET BETWEEN »**>L-I.KIIE HTBF.ET ANO JAM. ALI,KV.A* trnstee la a certain deed of tru«t(rom H. M. 1'nRo io me. ilateii the et li da)of Aii*"ii*t. 1870. and recorded In Ui*KliTiinon.T Chancel) iti'irt rleiTt * otllce .I

Deed-Honk Ul H. psRo Mt. I kIirII. at tter*S|iieat of the hoi ile r of Hie la*t-m«ntion»dnote mr tl.'2iH> secured thereby (the otherof saltl notes mentioned In atti'! -lee,! hav¬ing been palil). proceed to sell at palil**-auction, on the premises, on

Il ESI.AY, M tin )i ll 1-**.,.str.ori.Kk 1*. M., the H.kai, i.r x it: re¬ferred lo In salli fleed of trust. ,in*.l*tlng ofal/HT, With a bABHE Killi'K I >\VKI.I.IN«iami easer Improvements thereon, frontingOB Bald liOlUi "Ide of Rrodd tUe-'t ii feetil Inches sud mnijJlli '"iKl. IBB feet.TULUM *-*^t-***gh in e**h to defray .«.

p-*n*e* of tale and all tate* tn arfMs*'ti¬the prinrt-<ai tum ot 1140>'0. with Int.-rett(hereon from Kelirnary 3. ls*!, (that ne nuthe l-alsiiee due on said note of ll jen :m IIhe residue of Maid purchase-money on BBS.ti-rm* snit Ms'in-p.il lu snell manner ss said.samuel M. Page shall proscribe and direct;or In rase of hi* failure to give such dlrec-t lon*, the balance of piirrlisse-money at ali,twelve, and eighteen month*, with n**gotia-tiU- note*, from date of sale. Interest added.and secured by a deed of trust upon theproper!j. W. .rOHIll.V

ma BS_Truatea.By W. H. Lyne A Co.,

Kcal I state Agents and Auctioneer*.lilt Main ilrret.

DESIRABLErWO-.ST()RY FRAMEDWKLLINO. ito, Hil. ON THK KAsT

BIDE OK KI HST HTREET. IlKTVVKKNIH'VAI. AND IIAKEK HTBEETS. FOBKALK KV AITTION.-Hy raqweat ot theowner*, we shall sell bv public auction, onHie premise*, ou

TI'KNDAY NEXT M-BCtt Bl, 18R.1.at 4 o'clock P. M.. the shove, named BEATAND COMFORTABLE DXVKf.LINO, thelot fronting itu1, feet on IT mt *tr*-et and huiInga good depth. The pro.M-rty I* well lo¬cated for rental purpose*. l*nowocrupic,t hsa good, prompt tenant at 19.30 per ganttla.and should attrael the attention of |*»rlie*wtHhlng to invest money or loNeeurea com¬fortable home. The tinner* ticing deter¬mined to sell, a bargain may be hail.TKH*s: A ii noun, eil ut sale.aaa ar xx. h. Lyes a «<>

By E. B. Cook. Anet morer.

24 Ninth street.

VERY (JENTEEL HOI SF.IIOI.DV Kl KN ITl .BE AT No. 805 XV EST M X I N

HTKKK'i AT AUCTION. OttTCKHHAY, S18T IttBrSttT,

Rt lu' o'clock. I will sell UH KIBNITI'KKBB above, embracing Parlor snit In KawMilk. SmartB (iiiiHts ami Kn-**. Mnii.l**-T«>p Tables. Kiigraving*. Walnut Parlor Ta¬ble*. riiiid'M Oarrlasa USamber suit (com¬plete), .\liittr.-*6is. Holsters and Pillow*.IVitdlng, Nursery H*tl*teRil Rmi Betiding.K\t,'ii*ii.n-Tah|e, Marble-Top Mullet, safe,(Ti* I is. Crnckery mnl fllaBBBBIl). KitchenFurniture, un Inti int- a first-rate Cook-Btovs. I bess cpo.tars asarlyasw, and toldtoeaaa* Ibe family I* rentovlaa fnuu theatti Ooo-.i mu*! ba removed Immediate!}Rflcr sjile. Ii. H. COOK,tabSS_. _Auctioneer.

Ky r li, rooj,'. _\u.;tW>ui.er,B4Binti) *lr.-e(.

II Ol SEHOLD Fl KM 11 RR.XO-BA1

ai uioeiiH'k i uni *eii nt mi atora a largesud geiieml itssort ment of

VKKV NICK HOI SKHOI.I> Kl HNITIHK.elnlnncillg almost esery artl'Te il) the

hoUMi'kee|,ing line.I'ii ri "s wantina slum it ut temi.mh u I'. K. COOK, Anetloneer.

WA**T«*.

\\' ANTKD. PURCHASKR FORft lust BTOVE, NTT. ni Kliii AN-THBACITE COAL. Nothing superior inyard. Broad aad Sort.i ISOB Cary street,ot I'l'tt rtshurv'iiirpOt, or cai-*, rn- delivered ii*

risatWd lo denier* OT t'onsiiiuei*. LowatlciifIi prices and satisfaction guaranteed.Telephone No.. ic*.

. Tl xiii.ls ll. PAGE,'! Te Ti SB-Hull

\\* ANTED. Bl A i.KNTLEMANvt pf long r.(pert*.re Ir leaf to**.eeo,aPARTNER nilli *oi,.anita- Addtcst.ItlslNKSS chic of Miill-Carrin1 No. IS.joh ri l-l I

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W ANTED. TWO GOOD DPHOL-vv BTEBEltnUM PABLOSWORE ABBLOCNOKs. iiiK*l wages nmi Btaadi em*pi.,, incut. WILLIAM UAKFKo.vml) ni-v-l li.-ni ami ni- Miin *tt."i.

\\'ANTED. A SALESMAN PROMll the country, si lui hu* un Intlueiice ot

liin!e lu a lii-*t-iTa>s* hliipf-wlore. Addresss ii. h.. inn ot ii tn -.Carrier No. 2.

_nih Sl-Bf

A\' VNTED. BY A MAN (IF SOBERv V and Industrious habit*, a SITUATION

a*ci.KKK in Fome nhl,lesala basin.aa, Ha*hail BBveea) year*1 experience In Uta mer-cannie busuiess in UM country. BatlsGae-iion gnana!.I and bes! of reference*¦tvsa mi raqaeai oi mu oin. siin, may naedhi* servieek. Aildn-s*

I-.. ISiteravll.>. Vu..nih '-'!>-ut! raw Postmaster.

WANTED. IM RCIIASERS POR>> SBVEMTY-riVK CHILDKEN s

I'AKKIAOKS now iii atora noni the bestmakers. They are the late*! aovalttss, nielmust he sold a! |u ices to ma kc ttieni moveK\er>' lady Interested lilli pie*.eesl! mnlKate money i>.x porehsalngsi Noa, Tin amtIIB .Main street.nih i-O-St liiHX 1»)KS.

\j^\NTED. EVERYBODY YOfl BB. oi send for

.THK BiCBMOMD PBHOBESS -

Illastinted Kcal Batata Paper, suth supple-ment -flee ol eos!.

J. THOMPHON lt Ki) XV v A >').nih BB-31

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'ANTED. 'I EN YONS OP R> E-sTK.XXX (hand-fralledi.

J. .1. XVKIt.il I ,X Ci..mli BB-Sl I'oiiitr Manufacturers.

WANTED. A COLORED CilAM-TV B-BrMAIl)andloAK8lKTINVVABH-INO. I.Hiern! wag.* paid. Inquire ai Utekuchen, by rear cutt-anet-. BIO 1/elgh stn**)!.

nih -J*, it

A\*ANTED. I'l RCIIASERS FORll PHAKTONS. IllTiOlKs HlSlNKs.*,ANDPl.BA8CKE-WAUON*H:a--o.SPRINUIIBAYS. Mils nor!! waa goiteii up Urningthe winter noni.a, which I will put downat bottom pile*. SEVEBAL BECHND-HANHWAtiONS ihoroimhlv repnlretl.

A. ll. I.Ii-Si'o.MII.nih J7-Jw 7*1 Cars slreet.

\\TANTED. <>l'R FRIENDS ANDlt the public generally to kuoiv ilia!

tte htixe *Uirled again nilli an ENTIKENKXX Vii it K of I'.'iOTs .s||iii:s. HATS,OKNTI.K.MKN *, Fl BBIHH1BU t1'>i)l>S,Ni)Ti')N>, a... nt So, ii* basi Broadaraattr, mar Pint, wttere, with Uss sa¬psnat, ara are prepared to gue oar pallnoalin- Ix'iietlf of low price*, tonie and see u*.

nibBS-iai (TIKXIHXM.x Wll-KIXWIB.

\VANTLD. THE I'L'BLIC TOfl KNOW that the |,:iv to get KINKVICTDlllAS. I.XTKNsli'N-,i>r A11-RIAliES. l.ADIIS1 PHAKTONS. S1UK-HAR Bttt.t.IK-. VII.I.AOK- smi lil.'SI.NI>s-<'AKTs, isltliand stlthont tn|is; alsoKECONH-HANT* PHAETONS, BuUOIEH,iiml ('Allis, issi W. C. SMITH'S, Blt nortli1 iflli slrt*'t. mb l'J-lni_WANTED. YO BELL A GOODll AND KKI.1AKI.K HDl'.si:. XXills.1

on lung credit tor kimuI |«ij«t. A.o. wautet)TO Ht V A PA I lt i)K HoI(si:s.

i M. C. STAIT.K-. .X CO..mpaS a-aSBI HOI1 Main slreet.

1 r,AA CORDS OF TAN-BARKlatJvU xx ANTlil) Al THK M WTTIKSTKK TAN.NKKV XM) HCMAC MII.I.sFor pertti-uluni a* io price, Ac Rpply at out

Olilli or Sll'll es*A. H. SHDTXVITI. A Cy.

mh S-Tti.l Asarim .Xlsiiclieo-ter. Va.

A\

l.t»-»l. HI KBt I ll. *M» llll'XII.

STRAYED OR STOLEN*^4 fnuu Ibe comer of Twenty-flttlI-;---¦and Marshal: street*, on lbs night ol th.-Mb. hiv BETI SETTEE PtT'PV SABCO. My name on collRr. The Allder wi!be rewariled upon retunung him to I'weuty-nfth and Msnthall or MOO ea*t Mail

I *i iee I.

mhrtilt*_iCI.lAN BKVAM

DOC. BLACK AND TAN',3^med lum sl«e. *l rayed from the".-"."-**1

. owner tin Ssl unlay. I..bein! irssard will biui ul mi hi* return to Kxehauge Hotel tomhSl-31* P. K.« AKKIN(.Ti)N.I)

IMlUKll, SUNDAY AFTERNOONsSMAU.SI'M OF MONEY, whi'ii lb

owner eau get by calling st No. ROI Hroolavenue ami paying emt of sdvertlklng.

_ _mn Ol!

IOST. SOMEWHERE BRvvstl!--St. Patricks church aad eorner e

Twenlj -Ural aud Venable slreet*. a OOMBKAi'ELET-euamelled Cice. with *malchain attached. The nader will be llbt-rall.rewarded bv reuiruing the Mame to lio'NEILL. Meehan!.rt Hie turnpike, twsquares froMi Venable street. mh-je--.T'

oiaaoirno-UH a rtar-t inahi pi

VOT1CE OF DISSOU TION..Tilli. * partnership heretofore extoling h*.

Itt RVA>iweeh Josrpii m\ l.xxu sud JosiJr.. known aa J. K. LYNN A CO.. No.north Klt'ventb atreet, Kichmt-tid. Va., bb

on March -'i)tli dlasulved by mutual coo

j sent. J. E. LYNN aatume* sll lisbilitieand responsibilities of the old linn, snd shill* and account* due the ssld rlrin ar

ps table lo the said J. K Ia nu.

.-sign t-i and mm led.riopy., JOSEPH E. l.VNN. Ttsal.,nih Sl-si* JOHN BYAN. .lit. **eal.

\l'^y eVsXaVsmm.t\a-^^I THEREBY APPOINT D. B. HUI

I 1 HON tay agent to-to**-as*ln-_ilnthelTnMsrket. io but and m-h tote rash oaly.J nih rJl-KW C. L. HCL-MON.

I 31, 1885.«¦« linn na..' NS-OaeeMw -Bira.

Hr J.TI»oni|_n Brown .4 f "..

Ural l-'xiate Aiton t* and Auctioneers,

A RARE c"UA**CIIEXEt"tTTDB^ HA lFoT A MAIN-HTBKNT

STORK MU. THE DISPATCH?'""KICK.

In nedor tn rinse np th! estate nf D. A.Il-owm diwiised. 1 will aell at public suc¬tion, on the premise*.

BATO.DAY, Al_T 4TB,st 1 o'clock P. E.. tint THKKK-HTORYMUCK STORK No. 1110 Main strt-at. "*--tweeu I'il.-vpiith ami Twelfth stroots. Thelot fronts it leeton Main and ron* Itack loan alley and ls n.v.-n-ii by the bundinie.

I Trio atora ia now t*r«.pied by aootl tenantsst an annual rental ot 11.400.Thia la the beat location In ihia.-iiy for

Iii.lm anti s tare opt*.rtunity la li- re otfered to pureba*-* for occupancy or to neateS fln-t-olaa* paylna Itivestinent. It will betc,'-* .uUltjf.i W il g.-U'in-.l-rYUt of |""0«J,TBB.ll lino third <.h; **ia*ahi'i** In One

aud two years, a per cent. Interest addedand secured by deed of trust.

La hoy k. itiioxvv.Executor of D. A. Brown, deceased.

.I.Tuom-sos Brown a Co., Auctioneers.ml) 81 _

TRUSTEE'S SALE Of SAW-MILLrilol'KRTY.-By virtoe of two deed*

of truet executed lo nie by lt. E. Hroiidii* ACo.. dulci on the BM of September. IgSS,ami reconlod In the clerk'* offlee of Hun-over county. 1 will sell st public auction, for¦ ash, on

KKIDAY. Al'Rll. 10, 18H.Y,easssaaaaM| st io o'clock a. m.. at tba*lii.|* of II. H. Hroadun A Co.. m-ar (lldchurch, in Hanover eonatv, Hie following-HAXV-MiLL I'l.ol'KllTY ri.4 WORK-MILKS.i STEAM SAW-.MILLS AND ATTACH-

XIKNTH,.ii Tilt (KS22 CARRY-LONGS8 YORE uk OXEN, and8 HIV KB LIGHTERS.

II. It. PULI.AttD.ml. il Trustee.

By H. B. Chaffin A Co.,Kial Kata'c Anet lonee rs.

rrRISTEE'S SALE OF THAT MOSTDENIHAHLE AND

CENTRALLY LOCATED

HHICK DYYKLLIBO

ATTHE NORTHKAsT ("ORNLROK

FRANKLIN AND KKH1TH Bl.RKBTS,CCiBT.-MNI*IQ ABOUT TWELVE Roo vi-..

HHICK KITCHEN, AND

HIUCK BTA.Llt.I THK ALLEY IN HU; LEAR.

Hy virtue or a .ten! of trust da tod July 1.I8S2, duly recorded in jiichuioiiil Chanoorytomi. D. ll. lr. li pain- 219. and at Ihe n>-

(|lioat of tho beneficiary. .Iota ult haViBg la'ftimiido In the i~i> tm in of the note seeiired,1 w ill nell Ly public auction, ou the prom-

; ten, on¦

Till'usda Y. Apkii. 2. 1888,' flt 4',, odook I'. M., tho above-describedtuM-c'lass itwolllnK. lin* l.sitllon of tillsI'Rol'ERTY, with nico and cnnvenlt-ntly-arranged seana matin ll very desirablefor a iirof.'Ksi..mil man. The house la lu niceoril.-i. hui In* boen lat.-lv thoroughly n-'stired. Tho lot fronts I." feet 7 I nelie* ou Hiesan lino of KlKhtli street, exton.linn backaloin; ami parallel with franklin street 120foot, to an alloy in common 80 feet wide.Tnnas: (usu as to exneaan of sale ami

ilt-bt duo of $8.87(1. with iiiit-n-Ni from JulyI. 1**1 and the balance on terms lo ls- nu¬ll, .mic. d nt .le. M. L. S''()Ts\\'oo|>.

Traatae,sale by H. h.cu.tr ns a Co., Aaatioaeonmh._ii "Mux SALE Of ALL THE

ni ilium.*, LATELY OCCUPIED

BYTHECI.TEAL LCVATIC,\si i,rn.

sill AILI' UN THK XlK'ilANii'SVILLK

li UNTILE BEAE THE COU*4>10 IK'N LINK.

Bj eonaenl of all the parttn In interest,wc w .ii m-ii ii- auction, on tiie prenina, oe

TCESDAY, -\i-ic11 :, I**:..

eonnenelng al 18 o'clock, Ute I.towingI'HOI'KBTY. lately orenpted l.v th- i -.-nti-alLunatic Asylum. The boUdlnga aro allDBned Situ.'till'.'* most of them eerie,Ithrough*.t and balli of the beet material.ii ONE-STORY Bl I LDINGS. 30x880 .-n.-h;1 DNE-f.OBY BUILDING, l-.ixtis with

-lid nt lieiudi rxvii-siiiitv ii ilium;, lexso;1 ONE-MTORY BUILDING 10x00;I oNL -.li.nv WILDING, 16x18;TWO sliiltY BUILDING. 28x73;

1 DNB-HTOHY 111 ILIUM;. 7x7;1 TWD-HTOBY IIUILDINO. 80x200. with

slid attached:1 ONE-STOBY lil ILDINO, 20x73;1 SHRD. 10x180;1 OHED, 18x40;I ONE-STORY BUILDING, 10x80, with

siled Htluch.-.1J1 ONE-MTORY HI ILDINO. llxHl oNK-sioltY KUILDINO, 13x83, with

siled attached! 1 ONE-KTOBY HI II.INO, 18x18;

l ONK-HTOBY BUILDING. 13X80;1 oNE-sTuky BUILDING, 20x40. with

shed attach, dj1 ONE-STORY BUILDING, 20x40;l ONE-BTOHY IH'ILDING, 80x88, with

shod uttacliod;1 uNi:-*sT(.|tY BPILDINO. 20x38;1 ONE-STOBY BUILDING, 10X00, with

abed attached;j shkdh. 18x10eoch;1 st'.YLMKH-Hiil'SK. 21X811 SUKI). I il xl 00;1 ONE-STOBY BUILDING. 80x30;1 cNK-siiiLY BUILDING. 18x108;I TWla-STwHY BUILDING. 80X800;l OHED, 10x88;lt HHKDS. 14x4"ouch;1 SUKI', 12X34;l STABLE and CARRIAGE-HOUSE;i STABLE, 80x88. witto shed;1 ONE-STOBY lil ILDINO, 13x17;

ALSO,I.AMIN. STOVES, lluII.ERs.XVI KID ANDllluN li XII-,i.i .xihuh. PENUING, ac.

iii., above property rans! ia- nnovedWilbla Ihirt.v .luis fruin dey of .lo.TSBBS: .XII stuns under llOO, cash in ox-

ess of tluit anionni notes at sixty dayswith approioil otlv ,'iulorserM If purchaser*

ARCHER ANDERSON,Ul "LOK H. POINDEXTER

Conin lttee >.t Beard >>i Dineton UeattalI_DBtle Asviuin.

B, CiMik. Au.ric i. mb il

liv .Jinnie* .* Xlciin.lv,Leal noan Brokera,No. I'Jl'.' .Malu street.

rVl\\ STKK'S SA_i OF DESIRABLE1 BUILDING Luis ON VENABLEsi'KKKT BETWEEN TWENTY-SIXTHAND TWENTY-SEVENTH ST BEETS.AND CORNKB OF TWENTY-KOUBTHAND BURTON STREETS, AT AUCTION.-in execution ofa certain deed el tree* lear*lng dato on th.- 4th day of Jue, IS*! .studduly I'oooiilitl in Hie clerk * ollie.-ot llii-h-ui"iid tiianca-ry Court. In Daad-BooS 181A.bmbOS.to tiie nadenlgued a* trustee,iel bt-liiK n-qulred so to do by tho holder of

tin- note thereby secured, default hm ncI*, n ma.lo in the puiiuenl ol tin- Nam.-. 1Will "tic! foi Milo, upon lin- premises, OB

YVKDNKSDAY. Al'Kll. I. 1001at trio a'etoeft P. M ls tba ord. belowmentioned, tho roul SBtBtB ootur.ied Bf Ol'-said .W-eil.i I/.:A certain LOT OP LAND front un 120

f.ot on tho hoiiii lim-0! Venable si ri t be*tween Taaalj ali Hi sud Twenty eemiHistr.'-ts. and runuinx lau-K between parallellinea L'.O foti; to be uttered wt n> whole 01

stibdivliledat sale to suit pureliss*m.Immodlatolx Ihoroaltoi, that TRIANOU-

I.AH L01 nt Hu- sotithoasU-rn Intcr-a-f.-tlonof Hurtonand Twenty-fourth streets, bav¬in:, a front of I-J ft-et end 0 liuiht-s on

Twenty-fourth street sud runuiiu* b*'katong Hulton str«et to the line of tht* pro¬perty of M. C. Alleii and ats,Taam: I'ush as toaumcioin-y to pay the

cost and expenses af sale and to bay ott thoi-iimi,¦.¦ .1...- upon a note tor the rum of""00. amountim- to $144.i;8. wltl* all Infor-est and cutta 1 hereon from the Sill day ol

March. 1001; and as t tito buIsneo. u|.uhucn terms a* may be alvon si fho Hine .,1

sale. II. A EcOURDY.nih ill_ Ti-tatoe.

Ky John T. 1 iiaidiitHeal Katitto Ageat and Aucuoneer.

Hank and Klovonth str.-el*.

1'Kl STKKS SALK OF VKltY l>K-KIIIAHI.K. WELL-LOCATED KAKM

OK SSMHl-ieo Al'llKS, ON THK N'IKTHHIDE OK VULl.lAMSHLIl.' TURNPIKE.AEOfTT TWO Ml!.* HKI/1YV KtCH-MOND..Aa trusioo of Mr-*, tBeria T. YVhlioIn it dootl of Irttst alvon to tho aul.rtls-r lui

ihe unpaid puniiase niorte*. besmut dal-*Oetolier 14. las-i. duli roeordr*! In llouricoOt.my Ot-url, I shall, in ox.-'titli-n .sf saullnn-t-dee-l.ai-dat the rotiuest of lb* on--

dltor-afiii-Ml tbert-tiy. **ll st public suctionon tin promise*, on

TUESDAY. Amit 7, 188."..at 4 o'clock I*. H. (if lair; if not. nn lae rtrstlair dai t****."»nor) tb* KA HM f»ti wiiici*Xlrs. 1 Moria T. White sow resides, contain¬ing 88 '181-100 sena of laud Of excellentqnslify, 011 which stands s comfortablebrick dwelllns and the usual out-btiitd.ings.tkhus: Knotii-h Iii .ia" to ilafray ex-

ponaoaof sale and to fwy ott balance duo Ba¬

rwo nexotlablo note* past due amountim;to aboot tl.DOO. anti the residue upon »u'-n

terms ss shalt ia- aiini-tineed at Die hour otauio. w.-ciirr'l bv u, itseil of 'rust upon me

proper!*. XV. OODDINnih 2a Tru*t»*e.

IIIIIHIA* POB BALE.

IKillT BRAHMAS AX0 HJt0*rfNi LKGHOKNS.

TVVd I'KNS OK LIGHT BKXI1MX*. ,1

fuoh. The oock lu each of th.. pen* lta pi.-11.lum bird.

uNLi'KN UK NINKHHOWN LEGHORNS,EGOS Ko lt SKTTING pnmi pi Iv ablppt-d

*"'.*-. lil.CHKK_hJl-2t i;*uuiuu., Xa.

Alt-riot naESBF-raiae* ttava.

I'.y Forman Tnwier.Beal Estate Agent and Aut :.t«xrer,

101S Mala atreel.

¦i LOTION SALE (!F BKSIR/-ta. "NAVY-HILL" PBOPEBrY.

'.ABLESIT! .

ATKHATTHESiXTHKAsT CoRNEitOKSIXTH AM) PRESTON -tTKF.BTS.---lthal! aell hy sue*uni. tm the premltes. mt

KKII'VY. Ai'Rli. .1, 1RR5,ato'l o'clock P. M.. tin. sm O PROPERTYreferred lo above.. '-on«i*Hiig of a TWO.STf'KY KK XXtl, DWELLING, a HErACH*ED KITCHEN, sud a VALI ABLE LOTfront mir 30 feet on Ihe corner named. Thedwelling ls so h. aird that anolher housechu be erected .fl tho rornrr. sud therebysdd much !«> Hu' value of the property.Tr.RM*: Easy ami a* sale.

FCKMAN TUPPER.tah BS_AB-ettouser.

Us (icorge s. Vashon a BBB,Kcal Estate Axentssnd Auctioneer*!,

Nu. 7 Tenth ttreet.

/.ommissionfTrs SALH Ol'V.' *RAM1 11 j.XX KIT.IM. NORT ll XX KS"!'CORNER OF TWENTY-NINTH ANP SSTREET-- LOTTSXltO FEET. -Hy virtu*of a decree of lleiincoiiieuii (>j*iirf. entered i

lath of ft hiuarv. lass, in, ttle snit of Bree¬den, who sues, ie., vt. r.U'itn, irutter. smi««'«.. I wi-ise-nByauetltin.onthepremisf**. on

THURSDAY. Aimi. 2. tftti.at ts o'clock P. NU ths I'ROPERlY abovedescribed.

Tiie property will be sold t* a whole, or.uh*divided lalotwaet more parrel*, as maybo deemed ls-st al sale.Trrxis: One third in cash; residue lu two

e*iual payment*, at six and i-velt-e months,for note* with interest added, and ti !.. rt*,

taine.! nulli the piii-rh**e-ro«*ney is nillypaid and a conveyance ls ordered by theCourt. K. M. CONNER.

I'lllUtlliBinlli'l

li tm. (Tm ir OauSrOff rm. Donan ot

lltsKU" M.tK.-ii 87, l4-*-, I'triiAmt)A. BRKRDI.-N. WHO.SI'-CS. at'.. Ai.AI.Nsl A.A. B-t-S, Tkistkv:. ami aus.I hereby eerllfy that the (Mind laqatflB- bl

Bm decree entered In thi* case on Iii* lHtiiday of Februarj, H*8">. int* been dur-, es,

culed,Illven umler mv hand thia 'ilflt dav ot

March, li**?.*,. (.Korol XX. CARTER,mh as_Clerk.

By .Xlannlng C. staple* _ Co..No. aots, Main street.

I ors at ai'trion._

Attend this salk.

Weare instructed by the owner to Ball onAPRIL _. 1SS6.

at 4 o'clock P. M.. that WEI.I--MVATKDI-OT OF GROUND on thc north side ofCarysheet between Linden and Beech street*.fronting on the north lins of cary -Arealta Bretaad rai.tins naeS between parallellint*theiHstsit-r* nf loo feottoan ans) Ifeet wide. The recent Improve tn*1 nt on thisstreet immediately opposite this BfOBSttlIii the* way of lutudi*om.' atRMk-brtek dwiTl-ings. Milli modern conveniences, ensure*these lots to rapid!*1 eulin nee in value soonThe determination on the part of Umowner to sell well justine* us in believingilia! intending inn-stops, .an attend a saloami not simply an ottering of Hie pro|*>rts.TIRU* ! One-third ca*h; IllaItitiHI BIT Billi

twelve mouth* interest (Jpercent, foi aegt>Hahle nob's ¦seured hs-a tru-it-dced,

MAN NT NO ¦'. STAPLES A CO..Jilli 2 _Aucl io.r*.

BENDOVER MARKET, ON IA ME4*'RIVER. TWENTY MILEH ABOVE

RICHMOND, va. SalaWEDNESDAY. Anuri 15. ISSS

of all kinds of stuck. HORHEB BCLBSCATTLE, SHEEP, lb xis. dc xx. can «-..lii-ular attention to the following : springlamil-*, ll ii i ton. Veals Vonna Horses (broketo harness X oung Mu!, s ami IL mu** fone,I wo, nmi three yea r* old Horses sud Male*fomork purpose*, Ililli Cattle (indemandAlso, saI*- for fall deliver} "f a lanai num.ber of native X ii-ginni (Sleep cues

Parties hat lng aime for sui, would do st ,-ntl) ClllllllllllllCllle ss Ith ll*.Sale connie ni .* nt IO O'clock X. Xl.Traill leaving Richmond - ia. M. at

ines nt Omer al B.10 \ xi returning,Saves Hovel al 8:80, due at Richmond atB:10 P. M.Mtoek shipped for Richmond .,- * p, xi

.peelaI im.- mi th* Klcbmoud and Alls-glums railroad.

si- lush.XX. I,. WARINO ,x -*"V Propi lora

liwl-uitiie. Habol Island. Va.mh 1H H.ApSd IS

I'llXlill HE Ol NTIAtlliKS.

..pEOPLE'8 LINE,''KETWKLN BICHMOBD ANU HOM Pe¬

xton i> (ll,vg isiaud)s NI,

ALL INTEEMED1ATI landings.

The fast and beam Itu! sfeamer OEM, Cap¬tain Om., lease* her wharf. In la*doat.foot or T wents-second street, at B X X|fiery ll EsDAY, Till RSDAV and SAT¬URDAY, slopping at all liimllnys.Freight received at loWBBT katfm dally

from 7 A. M. lo Ol'. M. The OEM hus 0.1*1-eiiiF-i j.'tss. nger a.voitiiiiiMlatiou*. and ar¬rives al Hollie Wi >imI ullin P. M. j let lilli 11lgarrive* in Klcht-oudat R.80 P. M. alb tiial.-dui*. lt. V. OWEN,JR lt Xeent.

L"OK BALTIMORE.POWHATAN LINE-DIRECTUntil further notice the ALLIANCE will

sail every SATURDAY at lil M., from POW¬HATAN ix K*K. at Twenty-fourth aud HockBtreets, direct for Kaitlinore.Through bill* of lading signed and go. ..li

forwarded with dispatch to point* Northaud West. Freight received daily until BP. M.For further information, apply io

W. O. KN.G11T. Agent.P.J. Wk ibu; kr, Soliciting At

0NLY ONE DOLLAR.NEWPORT'S NEWS, NORFOLK,

PORSTMOl TH.ANI> ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUTTRANSFEROR CHANGE OF ANY K1NU.

ONLY ll.BO TO OLD POINT OOMFOBT.ONLY 75c. TO CLABEMON P.tjecoud-clas* ticket* still iowur.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATCOMPANYSJAMKS-R1VKR LINK

KOR NEWPORTS NEWS. NORFOLKFOKTsMol TH, AND JAMES-RIVER

LANDINGS HIKK.i'i',CONNECTS AT NORFOLK CI.OSKLY

WITH BAY LINK10R OLD POINT. BALTIMORE ANDTHK NORTHHAME AFTERNOON,

AT NEWPORT'S NEWH WITH STEAMERACCOMAC Koli SMITHFIELD,

AND ATCLAREMONT WITH ATLANTICAND DANVILLE RAILROAD KoRWAVERLY AND ALL STATIONS.

riCEETS: BICHMOBD or BORPOLBTO WAVERLY, 11.90.

ONLY AI.L-WATKR Roi IE.

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

CHEAPEST BOUTS.KATKH MICH LESS THAN HALFCHAHOED KY ANY OTHER ROl'TE.FAKE To NORFOLK. 11-NO LIMIT.

WAY-LANDING FARES from inc. toll.Sccoud-clavi tickets sst ill losvi r.

ELEGANT MEALS ON EUROPEANPLAN.

The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamerARIEL.

(carrying (Tilted state* Mall!Z. C. GIFFORD. Com nmiuler,

leaves RiclimoiideveryMONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAYBl T A. M. (STREET-CARS CONNECT INFULLTIME) fur .above-named places, ar¬

riving al Norfolk at S o'.oek P. M. Re¬turning, the iliiuinr leaves Norfolk. Ports¬mouth, sud Nrwp-.nl B Bans mi alu-rnateday*, arriving at Richmond alsnit t P. M.Through ticket*on **le on *t> niii.i siul al

Garber'* Agency. lOuu Maiu .tretst. Haggage checked through.STATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY

OR NIGHT.

FREIGHT.Freight iwcelved dally for Norfolk. Port*,

mouth. Smithfield. Hampton and Waverly,Washington P. c.; Newborn, Washiiiglou.and Tarboro'. n. C., and all point* lu l-**i-ein North Carolina also fur 1.Jtteru sin.reof Virginia, sud all regular ..niling* on

launs river, at LOWEST KATE*-", audthrough hill* Issued.

L. B. TATUM. Superintendent,jo 1 No. lion Main atlee* and K-oikelt*.

OLD DOMINION WEA_I._-Hana-HHIF COMPANY. -aBB_B__

FOR NEW YORK.

Steamer* leave Kif'lumad EVERY TOSSoDAY. FRIDAY, ami SUNDAY.Stes-tier* Irate New York far RlrhmondEVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, sadBAITRDA Y st I P. M.Ptssrngrr accommodation* urisurpassed.CabtH fare to New York 'Including meal*

and berth). 110; round-trip ticket*. IIB;steei-gr. ttit!isiib».*'.*'iice.l7; Wit-OUtsub-» stem..¦ IB.Freight forwarded snd through bills of

lading Issued foi points beyond New York.Freight received dally until S P. M.Manifest Cosed ou sail lug-days one hour

before departure.I*a*seugei* leaving Richmond by th*

Chet.prakc and Ohio raliway at SriiO A. M.(ri* Newport » News) and the Richmondard Petersburg railroad st lilian A. M. on

MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, W'KDNEHDAYH.THURSDAY'*.sud s.Vl'URDAYH will it-go

connect-.on at NOKFOLE with Bt*am*rle*vina those Jay*.

SAILINGS THIS WEEKROANOKE. Captain Couch, SUNDAY,

March i9ih. st ii oYluek P. M.OLD DeiMl.Mi >N. (.aptAiu HUITH, TUES¬

DAY. March :<l*». at S o'clock P. M.WYAN'OKE. Captain Hi'i.VMKK-i. FRI¬

DAY, April Sd. at 2 o'clock P. M.GEORGE W. ALLEN A CO., Agent*.

No. ir-oi Main street andmh BS_Company's Wharf. Rocket!a

PHILADELPHIA, RICH¬MOND AND NORFOLK

8TEAMSHIF COMPANY.

Appointed mlUng day*: Every TUESDOsud FRIDAY Rt li M. sud every BUNDA4!at 6 A. M.Freight for Tuesdays1 and Fridays' atsam

on, received HU 11:10 A.M.; forSunday*steamer till B P. M. Saturday. Frwlgbt re

reived dally 1411 S F. M.Far*. IB.For farther information. *P»ly I*

._

J. W. M-('ARKICK.Geuera! Southern Xgonl Oltte* Rocket!*.

W\ P. CLVDEAt.'O.mj SO f-o*ti«ral Ageut*.

i

BAII.E4Itf» Mais.

R

J

ICHMUND. l'K*"I»KKlcK.SI»i;RfJAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

rUBOt'OH ALL-MAD. PAST r*RKfii|irLINK TO AND KRO.M BALTIMOREPHILADELPHIA. NEW v.IlKAND EASTERN AND W****-

ERN CIT I KS.

ONLY TWELVP.~HO(?EB HKTWK.K-tRICHMOND ANDHALTIMoRK IN

EACH DIRECTION.

Oorrespondinal** on lek tim* to nih*rpoints. Ttirou«,h bills of lsd in* tarnnt »,low rataa, c. A. TAYLOK

Jjrl_OonorsA Pralaht Axt-i.f.

Rft'IlMUM) A SI) ALL E. ill v Nf/RAILROAD.

BCnEDt'LE UK TRAINSIB KKKECT DrYl KMHER IB. 1884

TUREE DAILY TRA, i's (EXCEIT *.'¦;*-.DAY)

I'l*. HI * ".I*

RICHMOND AND LYBCnHfRt!Through A1-00111-Mall. mo.1ati.in Ktiira-aa.

.TSo. I -No. 1 . \

LeaveHichmo'dl MO AM lao I'm 4.40 r *»Arrlv*

scfittavle 11*5 AM Till I'vu 44 1*14Lynohb'g.1 8:40 I'M 10:00 I'M rt 1,. v v|Lexiugii. Ell PM',. 7 vuciinon/'e eu pm7 h

ARRIVE RICHMOND.1:11 P. M. MAILdailv (except -sunday.)10:00 A. M. ACCOMMODATION dally .si.

eept sundayiMl A.E. NIGHT EXl'ttES-S daly

eept Monday.)lli.NN'Et TiONH.

At Richmond sith aaaooiatod rnHwawsnit Richmond. Krtslciickstnirg antirose railroad; at l.v in ni-nra with Vnc ,

Midland rallv*-av and Norfolk and XV.I. n,railroad; at Clifton lorin* with tiie.j-.,and ohm rall vi uv ; at l*-s.ugloii with h*"..more and Ohio ra:lr.aid.tUeejein,i-ear attached to Might Bq ,

Lynchburg.Trains marked -itally (rxrept snn.lai >

Tlekeuaoldto all -ailina, ililies i.<(east Main atiwi. 1000 Earn,and atmond and Allt-ahany depot. aUxhtb Ml .

Lanai atrveu. J. %. MAOECRDu. ^"

Gar.ral Ps-aengrr and Kxpr_ a*, ut.Ti"e»7i

KICUMOND AND DANN II, I,RAILKOVD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN TSTSSJt PEBBUARY ..-.IMS,

LEAVE RICHMOND3:00 A. M -T**.ifh Pana 1-gm Ma" asl.

a''"a."""" *" ,"r4*"""« betweenRichmond snd Ibmiiie ron.ti.siini. ut Oits'iist*.... |,r Ka.louth. t;..'.lsi..p,. »,., ...Bnaato-rtiiU-lsysttevllMtaiiaBil 1 1 nnd Y. V. local p.,,,,,,and at Chaiiotiff for chi.tui, ,,and Souiheaai.aiNt.for Atlanta.Mw Orleans and Southwe*liillman Moo|.r Bleba-Mit"

tO 1'anvillo. lianvillo to v.,t-usta. without clmiitf... andltauvillf. to New url.nsout chaua.'.

1:80 P. M.-('l1iii'iii-h I *nwoturor, dalli' -

BtOSB ut ai! stall.>u* MnnrellBgai K01 si ni,, rotuli pointe tn tbaRi. lim.mi un.I M.«-kiciihijn-nilroad dall- except Mtinils*-**Hreenaboro rm-valem Hiamh ;a' *s.tll*bury for VA'. *f. C. R |{.atati.in* at Atlanta for lu..**....Ville Hu.. New Oil.us. anilSouthwest,

I'nlliii.in HiilTof BleOfW lian.ville t>. Atiania, Unaville .>\si.. ¦, nie i>...iv lite to BilelltIS M lt ll..lit .'lunn..',

iii I*. E..(York-Blvar i-asm'ut-er-ftrti;-.(omi.-.ts ul West I.ni daly1. pi Mindai'. ia un Bteaiuf -,

hu Hali'lunn- and jaunt*Ni.iil.8.00 I*. M..(Hon Arr Vc.-iiiniii.Nlutr.il¬

ly, except Sunday).t'ot- t*o_-field.

7:10 A. M.-fYortl-Rlver KrelittitnroBty-O.rtb-Slreal '

dally, except sun.1.1. ,,vi. s- point,

loo I*. M..iYorb-Elvar Kn 'ahtI'll, ll! V -lolllth--slu "1

dally, except r*ului'da.v KoiWeal poini,

ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.7.00 A. M..Kroiu atlanta, l*Q*t*-_-m lia.

lelah and inli-1 inediHltt |-.. i.'t(dalli I,

8:41 A. M..Kroiu Coalfield and Hon *(dali) ok rpi Han

10:30A.M.~Kroin VVo*i Point (dally -Pa'Omore und points Northexe. pi Sanaa-

till P. M..Prowall localbwilon IN.-.a Orleans, and SouthwestMasts'.

1:88 r. M. I Kieiaiits fdally. except *-..», -

8:00 P. M. dav ir '11 -v esl Point.TlCB.V inti. Ba: l""(i M.1I11 siroot. and

a! Hie Richmond and Dan villi) Hit ilr.,audepot, Vlrgluls stier!.

M BLAUGRTERGi-iiontl 1'asseiiKur Agent,

Sol.. ILIA* ii ailie ll.ii.ii.-.iA. I. Riv ra. Ganaral Manaaer. mh li

p*Et-8AP_AKI AND ohio rah,,VJ WAY.- si ll Kl'I LE IB BPPKCT

MARCH !, ISSII.LAX I-. ItK ll V|n\|l.

8r*!0 A. M. Kor Newport . Nowa. Old Po ntCoiii'.ui, nm! Noif'.llt. l's lrexe. pl Banda). only tin. nhours, ami Bart* minutes Richmond to Ni.if..Ik.

10r:.5 A. M. Korall station* and Is-xlmttf n.Ky. 1 ouisviile and (in. musMail excepl HuttdSy.

I rift I*. M. CbsHottearill* acoriiiiiodafif.-tiuii\.-d Hally exe*--) south*)'.st..i-t si a,1 ("attona

Stjo P.M. Kor Newport'a Nears.OM Pb st,ami Noifolk. Pullman par'1in* .,, .\cii port s Nows uniPoint. Express ex.. pl Bunda

8:23 P.M. Eor \ah\ilsviiii, and Ola*.nan,ontioctluK tor all point* i

Northwest,iiiiil*..,u(kives'. .,

rxpnn Bally. Don aot stop <k*'til buslnen. Pullman *lt*>¦ag nan RtcBnoad to Cinoia-nun und WuHtiinaionautl Char¬lottesville to Louisville.

ALLIX i; Rliiivt.iND.8:50 A. M. Knun Uiuiiolt.-sv Hie, BBC*rt

Sundav10:45 A. M. Prom Norfolk. Old Point, ami

Newport * Kew* ex.>p< Kui .i..Pullman p.nioi-eura iron. DuiPo-nt.

8:10 P. M. Prom Isiulsville Cneinna *

all lia*al |K..nt.* oxc ni -

8:15 P.M. Kroiu Norfolk, <>,.| Point, mi,"Newport'¦ Newa Daily entptsui inlay.

8:15 P.M. Krom I ..iilsiilleau.lCiuiitiiis;:,I-asl line dully.

Iiepot: Seventeenth mid llroad strf-o'*Ticket-office*: loco Balattr.taa4CI ..-

peaka aud Ohio Itali way depot,H. W. Kt'LLER.

(ieneral Pasarug.'r Ai;ei t.C. W. SMITH, Geiuial MitnBarr. le.7

RICHMOND, FHEDRKIC-SBURGAND l'Oru.MAC RAILROAD

nie conintencuiB* MARCH 1, lauJ-ear, *. rutandai.l limo.;00 A. M., have* Hs nl-Stroet MaHon

dull) st..'.* only at Ashla...!,Junction, Milford, and lidoilckrhiii'K- Si..perfrom Ja.k-sonv III" to XVim.Ii 1i114t.n1.

11:07 A. M..loavosHyi.l-.-*tr.-otstalloni"aiiv-1X1 'op! smiihIh'. a.. Moo(*¦ Inuit

Cl.arl. ainu lo W .-tahHutton.7:L't P. E., IsaveeByrd-HtwtataHt.

Hleepoi fiom Jacksonville toNew York.

lOriJOA. M.. arnvi* il Byrd-Btreol etalSndully Mc (» li.nu ,X,w Y orato lackM.iii ilio.

8:88 P. M., arrlveaBl H>i.l-strvet *ta*loivdalli ;at.>i».»t KretWrlckabura.Milfofl. and J..mil'.n. tifc-cBerfrom Wanii'i'ii'uu to Charl.-ton.

8:41 P. M., ariives at Hvrd-Strci'l Batloa.iuilv on.-pt Bundala »......

li'.in VAasulngtou lo Jaeksfui*Ville.

ASHLAND TRAINS!.Daii.v xii asl otrsnass:

8:00 P. M., accomiii.aiation, ira ve* Broad-r*fn-et alatiou arrive* st At 11-

land at I P. M.8-04 P. M.. leaves Eil.*: arrive* at B_B*

landat d 44 P M.7 50 A. M., arrive* at Ell.: leave* Awi-

laud at !«'< A M.8 58 A M., accoiniuislation. arrlv. a1

Hr.iad street atatlou; leavtsA-iilaud ats A. M.

5:88 P. M., at 11 vi * at Elba; laave* AshismSt 6:lil P. M.

C. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket AgsoVE. T. D. Mvxiui, General Bnperlntendea*.^A TLAMIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND pr'TKHSHrRO RAIL-ROADilME -I'AMLE.

Comnvenclng Till ItSDAY, March )'».

1885 traIns on thia tu-td w'!l mn aafol.uwa;

TRAINS sail 111 IV A RDl~' Irf-ave An'ieff0- Richmond.! Peterahuni

17:10 A.M.' 8:80 A.M. Mix.train..10 48A M. 11:81 A. M TlinmahtrslB.'ll-iOA.M. l-_ 10 A. M. Ac. om tal*l n,

.8:48 P.M.I 8:'.8 P. M East Ma.!.t!-0e P.M. 7:10 P. M. Acsnii atlal u

t".-ft»P.M. 10.44 P MThn.n-t) train.

TRAINS NURTHWARD.-T 1.ir*

*

Arrive 1.".* Pennbaia- B.iubbbTSW4V

. 88,45.80.47

.5:00 A.M. 8:48A.M.'Ka-itMaU.

.8 10 A M 8:10 A. B .Acorn -slat a,

tio'-oo A-M 10.11 A. m kans "<¦»«.

.xMAM1 lr:." P. M. Arroino.tn.fBOOr-MJ WM P xl Ht rou h tra lu.

*lBBly ritany ieseegi suut.y *.

STOPPING Pl-ACEM.Hem. 40 sud 4* maka aa. ttaaOt MSB.

10 and 48 atop .miy 00 "aswBi^^.**-Biee.No. 47atop.ooh on aisnal al »**»*J-"5;iralia. and ^^elunOM.So.wmonnwnlyit M>niliiii'T Noa. g, 88 84. 8*. tata in,

atop at allslaiion*.PCL1AIAN-CAR SERVICE.

On train* Noa. 40 aud 45. ^'-P,¦'4;."*,*l^:tween Wsslnnaton a'44* r4~4***t_,.*«1 "5tral-is Noa. 48 aud 43. i.ee-«-!*-(*r»b-*t*eenWoahinaton and Jaclwonviiie. Ha- oi»

trains.No*. 47 and 48.sle«'»ug-carBlr»t***"'Nsw York sud Jack.in IBS.1MB ONLY A LL-RA IL MuCTE TO NOR-

KOLK.LBAVB. ABI'.IVB.

Klrhm d...ll:80 A.M. j *<<>¦(.«»., -fg ^ S*Norfolk .110:00 A.M.! ROJuh d .1 4" P. M.Beale..?**¦»« PE. i Wchiu d ..*.* P. ¦!.Nia 84 and 85 maka flo** connection tm

snd from Karmvilt*. Lyuehbtira; aud south,wesloru po'">«» -nil w*>*i*\Uu';.^m '^Norfoia and Wssieni rolinwiX '"'.,, '"

ruwitoa from KKi.iu.'itd t.. £"»**»« .*""*¦¦ "**

Itv No 84 ". "*. '-a.1-¦.itoaerlotenslani ta* 1 ra n-t*-rtati-i.

T. M BBBBMtB, G*u«ral l*».rua«w Aa*nt.aub *.»