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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY Tim DISPATCH COMPANY*
The DAJLT DISPATCH fa d?ylr?**r*d to ?ob?
srrihen at rnrrr?* cbnts per week, payabl? to
the earrler weekly. Balled ?t 88 per annum;
a.11 for six ntontn?; BUM for tar?e month?; 50c,
Corons mouth.
The RKMI-WRRKLY DISPATCH at 88 per an
asm, or 81 for six month?.
The WK?KI.Y DISPATCH at en per annum.
f The SUNDAY DISPATCH at Br!oO per annum,
er 78c for at? menthe.
fmbar?ptiooa la ?U casas payable In advance,
enc. no paper continued after the expiration of
Ibe time paid for. Send r* it-office mousy-order,
rtMck, or fvgu?!>red letter. Currency s?nt by
mail win be at the risk of the eeeater. Bab?
etaibers wtshlng their post-office changed must
give their old a* well as their new poet aBjtn.
eaa.pl* copie? tree.
ADrBTiiTT*n?a ratb*,
I ?i.r INCH OB II?t
ittm*.8 W>
?ana?.8 1 on
fltlmes.8 1 M
ftltmee.8 3 70
t.lttm*?.8 ft 20
1 month.8 0 80
3 month?.821 00
Heading notices in reading-matter type, five
Bjfic* or lets, #1 ; tu nonpareil leaded, 75o.
Card of rate* for more ?pace turnlaked on ap?
plication. ._
All letter? and telegrams must be addressed to
?/Hg DISPATCH COB PANT.
Rejected communication? will not be returned.
WEDNESDAY.MAT 27.1801.
The Perils of the Coming Elocttons.
To-morrow the people of Richmond will
lure the privilege of going to the polla to
?rote for City Treasurer. No other office
is to be filled at this election, and the
?Democratic nomine? has no opposition so
far ss can be seen or heard of at this time.
We should not, however, take anything
for granted. If the whites ftiay at homo,
the blacks may l?e tempted to seize the 08>
txtrtunitv to rush forward and elect some
I-.iiublic.iu or Independent. Our folk?
Bhould, therefore, keep a close watch upon
the poll? and in case danger appears they
Bhould sound a general alarm.
Our City Treasurer is elected onco in
three years. The term of the office is
fixed by the State constitution, but an
amendment could have been adopted years
ngo (there would hare been no opposition
to it from any quarter) altering the term
to two or four years, as might Lei
most advisable, and throwing the election
Upon the same day as that of the other city
Officers. We hope that some one of Rich?
mond's senators or delegates at the next
(session will propose such a constitutional
amendment. Two legislatures' approval
and a popular voto, it is true, will be os
Oeutial to put it into force, hut they can
lie had without much trouble and with,
?ut price.
Right at our doors, in thecounty of Ilen
ffico, the most stirring campaign known in*
runny years is now drawing to n close. The
"Democrats are resolved to wiest from the
J.epul.licans the possession the latter have
had of the county for nearly a score of
gears. This i? a matter in which the poo
Sie of Richmond-take a groat interest.
'hey have often wondered why the county
tpeoplo did not "strike for liberty," and
have been ready at all timos to help tbf iu:
bntcontity " ?niiei>ondentism"hastoooften
staved the hand of rovolt. Men who aro
?Mirto find favor with both partie? havo
ratbor discourage.1 any uprising on our
|.art. But, hapjuly, all of this bolong9 to
tho p??t. Our people are now aroused and
(determined to win. and the victory will ho
our9 almost Bavait. At best tho Republi?
can? only hope to save one or two ot their
candidates ; while? on the other hand, tho
.Democrats arc working to win every ?frico
and to defeat ?v?r.v opponent. To let .mo
?ingle one of our adversarles escape will
be to allow a continued foothold for mde
pcmlentism. 'I lie victory i-hotild be made
Complete for u? and overwholming to the
eiietnv.
Kvery county in the State, and not a few
t?f the cities, have elections to-morrow, and
there are many local issues and numerous
questions of personal popularity to be
fought over and ?le*ermined by tho voters.
In some of BBS counties the Farmer'? Al?
liances, or members of tho alliance? act?
ing together, are taking a hand, but gene?
rally speaking the ?8B08 i1* the old one?be?
tween the whites and the blacks, tho
Democrats and the It? publicans.
Our politicnl adversarle?, though well
ac?iuainted with d? feat, are indomitable iu
returning to the fight, lu the past they
h?ve seen tho Democratic party in Vir?
ginia, after showing itself impregnable to
outside attacks, rent asunder by internal
dissension?. It i? their constaut hoji?
that our great majority in this Common
?jraaltk will kBtfaoa uh to relax our disci?
pline and divido amongst ourselves. Hence
wo see them ever ready to support " inde?
pendents." even though the men assuming
that r?ir should be personally obnoxious to
them. Ho, too, they will bargain and trade
and scheme iu a local election in the hopo
of earning their reward in a eeneral elec?
tion. They are wily and watchful. We
cannot do better than to keep up our or?
ganization and have as little as possible
to do in these matter? with turn? who are
(plotting for our umloinu'.
We May Come Together.
There are many people in this State who
liare renounced the reading of all articles
On the subject of the public debt. It has
become tiresome to them, and having lost
the drift of event? in this connection they
do not find it easy to renew tho old ac?
quaint auceabip. Yet it still romains tho
gnat State ?mustien in Virginia. There is
pone other comparable in importance to it,
Bud no event that could hapjien would cre?
ate such general joy or cause such great
bonfires to be built as the announcement
?f the fact that debtor and creditors woto
at peace, and that henceforth our legisla?
tive session? might be devoted to more pro?
fitable business than that which has occu?
pied their attention so much of lata.
Towards this much-to-be-desired end
Important step* are about to be taken.
'Ihe conference of tho legislativo eom
tnittee with TiioiiNTo* and Bkaituwaitk in
1*87 wo? with men who controller! little, if
any, of the debt. They could not contract
to do anything Tho Olatott Committee
on the contrary have now in their hands
Inoro than fiO.OOO.OOO of tbe obligations of
the Bute of Virginia. In conjunction
With the London committee they can carry
out any bargain they make. Never before
lias the State bad an opportunity to deal
With the whole body of bondholder?
through duly authorized agents. Never
before has the prospect of a final adjust?
ment of our trouble? appeared so pro-'
m i sing.
What i? more, the bondholders arc
Bowing to ns with full knowledge of our
financial condition and of the pledge? that
We have made to the people, and, wo
trust, also with tbevonviotion born of ex?
perience thst no settlement can be lasting
Which fails of popular faror.
We do not tuidereatimate the difficulties
In the way. Tbey are great. Patience and
good sense will have to be liberally ex?
erted |o remove them. But they con be
temoved.
The Debt Commission, constituted ot tho
authorized representatives of the Oeneral
?iWcinbiy, will meet in Richmond next
Week. They will have a day all to them?
selves for conference and for arrangement
of a torograinme before the Oboorx Com?
mittee will arrive and present themselves.
W* know that the Virginia commission?
er? will move slowly and cautiously, and
the public may reet assured that ample
time will be taken for the consideration of
?JNBf pelui. Haste i. ??, possible, and it
will not be attempted. It Is a work not
for days but of weeks ; nor of weeks only,
but for month*.
Ten year? a_o tbe bondholders refused
to accept the RumuutsaoK* bid. and in so
?suing mad? a great mistake. They are
tawing forward uow to of/?r to accept it if
they tan conie to an understanding with
Its as to an ititerprt>t*tion of it? Here,
niter pr.diuiukt.ee are arranged, will arise
the questions for discussion, for nejrotie
tioa, and for compromise if possible.
It may he that several offers and counter
offer? will be made and rejected, and that
month? will elapse before a oasis of settle?
ment %an he reached.
It is obvious that the bondholders "mean
business " now.
We advise them to seise this opportu?
nity. _
Postal Sayings-Banks.
The rostmaster-Ocnersrs " arfament,"
recently published in pamphlet form, in
favor of tho establishment of postal
savings-bank? in this country contains
many interesting features. It will sur.
prise some persons to learn that the United
Btates Government is behind so many of
those of other countries in respect to these
institutions. (Let as ssy here in paren
theses that, though the Disfattib began its
advocacy of postal savings-liaAks twenty
years ago, the I'ostmaater-General does not
name it in his list of papers advocating
that " reform.") There are |*oatal saving?,
banks in Great Britain, Austria, Belgium,
Canaila, France, Hungary, Italy, Nether?
lands. Sweden, the Australasian Colonies,
British Guiana, the Cape of Good Hope,
Ceylon, and the Bandwich Islands. Th?
fear of "paternal" government has not
frightened the people of those countries
into opposition to a sytem which promises
to them nothing that is not good.
The Postmaster-General claims that pub?
lic sentiment in thia country favors postal
savings-banks "almost unanimously."
Charitable institutions of various sorts are
united in pressing upon legislators the
need of suoh banks.
in our recont article on this subject we
claimed that the establishment of postal
savings-banks wonld result in causing
other savings-banks to resort to the best
methods ot commending themselves to
public favor, ami would thus probably in?
crease their business without injuring the
postal savings-banks Tho Postmaster.
General says that after the lapse of fifteen
years the private aavincs-banks in Great
Britain had increased their capital bv moro
than ten millions of dollars. (Note,
their capital, not their deposits.) In 1890
their deposits amounted to moro than
three hundred millions of dollars.
Tho Postmaster-General argues that pri?
vate iustitutions are not open enough of
tho time, or at the most convenient hours
for working people, or for long-coutinuod
periods; nor are they situ?t?-! at all th?
convenient points: nor liavethovt- -i
centive of philanthropy or of gain t i m
dueo them to remedy tttess defect?. Never?
theless, as we have said, we expect the
establishment of tho n?>w system to result
in iresl improvement in the old.
If tho people and the press are almost
unanimously in favor of the establishment
of postal savinga-hanks it cannot be long
before they will be found wherover they
sas needed._
Tho Koanoke Time? is out in a handsome
"special hotel edition," which is largely
devoted to pictorial illustrations and letter
press descriptions ot the famous hostelrios
of Southwestern Virginia and tho Virginia
Valley.
Some months ago we wrote an srtlels
pointing out the wonderful advance this
State has made in this matter of hotel?.
Formerly we had, in prominent places, too,
BOSSS "f the worst in tho world. Now we
bayo many ?>f the best?b?6t in point of
architecture, furniture and ctt?me. In
five years there has been u revolution iu
this respect. Wo owe "tho Loom" thai
much, and wo owe it much more.
I As to rinsing tho eleetri<*-"ar gone* It must be
. owned thtit the motor-man has his bands full
witli one on the brake mid tli? BtnOS SB BsS
pr>w?r-crank. An effp live way BVSld bo for him
to rlnj? the bell with his foot-?TV SnSfa,
Another improvement would bo to put
the gongs on th?> roof? of tho cars, whero
tli- sonad would go forth upon the streets
I Iktt SSfl of being dinned into the oars of the
passengers. If it is possible to do this and
still have the gongs as effective mediums
of communication between the motor-iii'-n
and tho conductors there will be a di&tinct
gain in public safety.
If thov are truly represontod tho most of
tho 80,000 Alliance men in Virginia are
Democrats, savs the New York Trihum\ To
Fay that t]ie-.o Alliance men aro white nu n
is about equivalent to saying that tho.v are
Democrats, for the number of white Re?
publicans in Virginia is small. So also it
is iu every southern State.
[Published by R?viuost.]
An K.i-huiit?.
Bwoct Wllkle has my photograph,
Hi" keeps it In a t'?dci! frame;
I auk for hers?sh? gives a laugh,
And yet I ban: It all tho samo.
Her nog-stive I clearly prlro,
For 'tis no work ot art ;
I keep It hid from human eyes?
Her matchless Image in my heart.
Yet **. hen I toll her, as I did.
She says: " Your tale 1 don't believe?
Ko one could keep my Imsgo hid,
Who wears his betrt upou his sleeve."
feel proud of the oxtent of biblical orudl
tlt shown by our Danville contemporaries In
tbelr dlseusulon of the prohibition question?
livchnumd Ihtpateh.
And we aru proud that our Richmond contem?
porary approbates " biblical erudition." It is
BSBBSSBBM to know " biblical erudition" when
you so? It in print.?Danville litgitter.
In dhTMSVstng this particular question we should
call It bibulous erudition?Sorfuik Landmark.
<< I fonld Move tin? World
If I had something to rest my lever on," saii Ar*
?jilmodos. Large bodies move or are moved
Hlowly. Hut It Is no impossible or even difficult
task to renier those small bodies, the kidneys,
active when they are not sa Don't try to do this
with nninedlcated alcoholic stimulants. The ex.
p.irlment is unsafe. The sure, sate means is
BossaSnMrs Stomach Hitters, which affords Just
the rirht amount of stimulus without overdoing
tlic matter, ?.'.?iitlnued inactivity of eillier the
kidneys or ssadasr. tt ?aeakl aovar be test niKiit
of, are attended with crave periL Bright'* ?lls
aasSi diabetes, and oilier ailments which affect
Die rsnnl organs, have their origin In inaction of
the kldm-ya. To overcome this Is an easy mat?
ter at the outset. Not so later. Now Is tbe ap?
pointed time in a case of this sort. IrrsBTtlartty
Of the tKiw.-ls, stemKA-h, and liver, rheumatism
and malaria are remedied by the Bitters.
my 87?W(B)ysal i
T OOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL
WATER LILIES at the window corner Ninth
and Main, at GABBER'S. my'.'T-lf
GOLD affiSAL, PARIS, 1878.
?W. Baker & Co.'s
?Breakfast
i Cocoa
H from which the excess of
111 oil has boon removed, Is
IR^Ift/fo/iifWf/ Pure
J?and it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
aro used in its preparation. It has
more than three time? the etrength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or ?ugar, and is therefore far moro
economical, coittnt; lee? than one cent
a cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested,
aud admirably adapted for invalids
ss well as for persona in health.
Sold by Orooers ovorywhero.
W. BAKER & CO., D?toster. Miss.
na 31- W*SstJel*U4? l(7btta)
elevators;
e OB
Hoisting-Machines,
Por ?oros. Factories, or Warceotises, mado
and put up la the best mancar by
TB L C A it D W ELL MACHIN E COMPACT,
mb ?!7?st*4ant Ki-.b?-tittd, Ta
?_!_?SS5??r' Don'*
JESS "Monkey"
[lO^V; with your
*iOO Blood<
g^SSTl/j^ttf Delay I? d*ng?rmis In slefc
IJr**lJ_y^?_5?*^ nesti It is anweiallj haxardeus
_Jn^vr m <*"*eaa?a <>f if>e HI.kxI. Cor
lvI?Si!v nu>tv?a breed* ?Muruptlnn ; and
lgjr^"^V mfldea??a,lf n?ate.,ted.d?Teiep
I A. y) Int? Incurable ehrualc ?11*
wSr--*^ 0 0 0 <? ????'* ?r*?r'y?'>;i
VvjWJi _^j\ \ \ ??ire cur? for all
(-?frf S?^Vt 0. 0,conta*1<.os
VSfcli'5,**l7/^ I- menlng. Inherit
t?Twir ?ni e" Ber^fula, Skin Fmi'tlon?
^wg/ 1 Yv ?nd ***? eured tnouasads of
|, (V yl ^?V caart of Cancer.
vJti 1 vi It li a i?.w?rful tonic for dell
it?f I If r*18 I*?'?""?? r*t 1* hanuloM
Y aT>( /r and lnrn|al:le of Injuring tba
fatTT^--*^ mot) arntiuve system.
j I \y A treatise on lll<v,d and Kktn
I wy* Diaeiwes mailed ras* on appU.
Druggists Sell It.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
JDraucr 3, Aflama, Oa.
THE "POETRY OF MOTION'
AS IT AP
OH
PEARS
TUE
LADIB9 RAMMLER.
i?ni< r.. iM2.-s.oo.
Sol?! st laaft isth stre*t N.tv.,
tVsstilngton. I? C.
OOBMULLY AND JEFFERY MFO.CO.
Mows. A K. A C. B.SCBAAP are our i*Kue
Agents for BWimend and vl?inI y
{ap'-W-i-odW/iiJ _ .
frS?sTclHt II \T1N?1 l-IDRART._^
TUK FBEB CIBOOLATINU Ur
HKARY of the Woman's Cbrlstlan Associa?
tion lil.l Main street, wiU always be open on
KHIDAYfl fron* U to ? SfwBBB snd on WhDNKS
DAYS from 4 u> tM o'clock. no 3?t-W6n?
T-nURHAM
f? CONSOLIDATED
Land and Improvement Go.
DURHAM, N.C
J.S.CARR, A.B. ANDREWS, R.H.WRIGHT,
Pr?sidant, VUxvPrutoleuL bac'y aud Treasurer.
A MOST LIBERAL and REMARKABLE
AHHOUHCEMEHT.
The "Consolidated" Controls
285 ACRES
Of Land immediately adjoining The Campn? or Trinity College, which ha? been
Burvcjed Into
LOTS 50 BY 140 FEET.
The Ixils are well located and aro ?ltiiated upon
Streets 60 Feet Wide with a Rear Alley of 20 Feet.
Tho location Is admirable for H toree, Reataaranta find Dwelllnrs. Panana desiring to
"buy or t.iui.i," in order i<> educate tbelr boy? san ?lo no bettor
Iban buy one or more of these lot*.
IT IS TIIE Pl'UPOSE OF Till! COMMH.IOATKD TO OFI'llll. for the prose?! only.
COO OF THESE LOTS,
and tn gtiarnnfct- Uutl trben the BB Lot? nre sold, U) ?reel up<.r. ??.me sull.if.le portion of
ti.c property, sufficient 1) far removed trova Ike residential portion, one modernly-bullt,
wall-equipped I'otlon Koctory. t..?-o?t Bino.ooo, ?cd losupplj the Cotton r'actory a lib
ill ASH WOHKIM? CAPITAL of $?VJ,U0O, inllLllii'total outlay for
COTTON FACTORY, $125,000
One Knitting Mill for the marei facture of lloalery, Viid?rw?*r. ?e?, to cost $30,000,
and to Bupjdy Uie K Mill with o CASH WMKKl.Mi CAPITAL
of 8>i-?,t".i!i, txutklng toutl outlay for
KNITTING MILL, $15,000
A aUn TOTAL op;
$200,000 IN IMPROVEMENTS
?' anw *#_" War ? WbW war *_g jn the llneoflonBitrtalKntcrprUM upon the property.
_ TO EVERY~P?RCHASER
of WOO of thlB magnificent property, the "CONSOLIDATED" will
t ITVi: SHAUKS, l'Ait V.AI.IK BM PER SHARE, - ? -BUM
fPnnnnnf I ' '' MrKl n<9f*?sneeeeeble la tiniCatton Fa.-tory, and
rrGSQuT < TUB I I Ml AUKS, l'Ail III.I 'KB'?*-*. HER MIAKK, ? ? sv?.1
fuli paid and non-UHseiigalilo In the Knitting Mill, _
V I ."id
Making a return to each Purchaser of $400 of the
Property, of $200, well invested in Good
Industrial Enterprises.
For every dollar inverted in West Bad Town Lot*, ?djolntnc tho Trlnltv Collepe
property, the purchaser readlaaa 88 per cent, iu First-Clous Industrial Enterprises, which
will enhance trie value of hi? investment.
The "CONBOLIDATED" ronfl.l? ntly believes that the ahove I* the moat llhernl nnd
at the same tun? Hie ino-t 't-ritimale i.flir that hita eoine lief, ire the im I. lie. In I
oifer I? so liberal that we < ; < >.,, > t hesitate to aay thai In oar opinion, tbe opportanitv will
bo promptly titken ?dvanf-tge of by those who bare been wh?iiii* for the BIST, ?.r
persons desiring to secure ?rst-cUss ettocatlon?! advantage? for tii.-ir Baya, on the moat
advantageous term?.
Maps hhowiug the propurty und Price I.lut of the lot? cheerfully furnished on
application to R. H. WRIGHT, Secretary, DURHAM, N. C.
lit: M KM II K U
that every purchase of ?inn carries elyht share- Of stock In two well Equipped Industrial
Enterprises par value of SAX). \ POINTER.
In (saying n lot you are nlso mnklm: an Investment, the Dividend? upon which will
most likely aid materially to educate your boya
A HINT.
The bulldlneof two ?are-e Industries upon the Property, and the completion of Trinity
Colicu? ought largely to enhance the vulu?- "f lbs lot?.
A Slf.f.KSTION.
Now I* Jhe time to piireh??e. The Iota ni.iy ml he gon? if you wait, und you will mis?
i'.io opportunity of litiyiru; fi-'--- fb
tap Il-dl2t*teod30t,wl3tar(
MEKTINGS.
Richmond, Va., May i?, 1801.
A MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY will beheld
at the onice of the company, in Ri liiiii.ml, \ a.,
on ,11'NE 88, IS'.il.at 18 M., to authorize the
execution of an equipment mortgace not to ex
ceod two million dollars fS2,OS0,OO0), and for
the tninsactlon of such other business as may
le,- ?!!% the meeting.
The transfer books ?ill t?e closed on June loth
at 8 P. M. and renpeu June 834 tit 10 A. M.
By order of tho Board of Directors.
BICBABD BBOOEB,
my SO-W.ltA-tuid_Socrctary.
A GENERAL MEETING OF* THE
stockholders of the NEWPORT NEW--.
BAMPTON ANli ??ID POINT DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY will BO le -Id at the office of ?
pany, ?-.'1 ea?t Main street. Rl'-hni.>nl, Va., on
the l?mi DAY OF.Il NK, lain, at ISo'olooaM.,
to consider tlie purchase ol other land und the
ountSiarttoa sf s street oar Une to osase? i tiio
property of the company wllb the line to New?
port New?.
By order of the Board of Directors.
my 14-ld SAM PEL S. EI.AM, Secretary.
KXCIKSION?, Ac.
WARWICK PARK.
V v Arrangements can be made for the use of
WARWICK PAUK an Ic-cursiiiiiartown tho rtVSf
by application to TlioMAS BLLIT r, secretary
Warwick Park Transportation Compauv. till
east Main street._my 87-lM
TjH)B PIC-NIC PARTIE?*V-CLAr.i;r
-BV WlNKS-lmported and domestic -CANNED
BAMS, rONQDC LoPSIKH, DBVILBD CRABS,
(SALMON, MIKIMP, PICKLES, PHESK.lt*. ES a?i I
everything suitable for hungry and thirsty
pleaMire-ueekers can be bad at
Ji i If.N LlWoKI'S,
my 20-21* 1202 east Main street
G
RAND EXCURSION.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ltOPND TRIP TO NOR?
FOLK. ??'.!) POINT. AST? NEWPoliT NEWS.
No TIME LOST FROM Bl SIN ESS.
BTXT S CI i l.-IiAY Nil.(IT, May 30. 1801.
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES. STEAMER
ARIEL.
Look at this schedule: Leave? Richmond Sat?
urday night, May 30. 1M.I1, al 10 o'clock sharp ;
arrives at N??wj?art New? at ?I A. V., ?Jld P??lnt at
7 A. M., and Norfolk at H A. M. Leaves Norfolk
Sunday at 4 P. M..OM Pomt atop. M-,and New?
port News at 5:30 P. M. ; arrives at Richmond
12:30 Sunday nicht.
Tickets also govd to return the foUowing Tues?
day. June 11.
Ampin time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Bampteo, s,,!di re* Boaae, rt.:.
Kisganl meals und Rctreehtuuut? to Steamer
Ariel. Beat? them slL
Ladles' Saloon reserved exclusively for them.
\ I RGlNlASTKAMBOAT COMPANY.
_my 22-8t_
rnsoBAU
NO TI C E. -A LL PARTIES WHO
have given DsTSSSBn TO Mrs. CORHETT
TO BK MADE will please call and Identity their
goods No interest chained.
K. tTBBH, Pawnbroker,
my 27-lt*_107 north Seventeenth street.
IN ORDER THATTH?^FP?CERS
of th? respective banks may attend services
at Hollywood on Memorial-day we respectfully
request that parties having notes in/ taring that
iay will attend to same on MAY 80, ISSL
TU?STATE BANK OP VIRGINIA,
By William M. 11111, Cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BAN K
OK K1CHMOND.
TBK PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
By J. J. Montagne President pre Urn.
NATIONAL BANK OP VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA.,
J. W. lockwood, Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF BICBMOND.
RICHMOND, VA.,
S. ?i. \\ ?Ihu-c, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RICHMOND, VA.,
By n. C. Burnett, Cashier.
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND. VA-,
J. W. Simon. Cashier.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL HaNK\
By J. K. ??lenn, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AM) PIAN
HAVINGS BANK, RICHMOND, VA.,
Bernard Peyton, .1 r., c-saAter.
HAVINGS BANK OP RH?HMON?,
my 2i-.it By George N. Woodbridg?, Cashier.
AMISEWKNT8.
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD
2\. OF DIRE? TORS OF THE LAKE AND
DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION of R.wuoke,
Vh., It was decided to hold Un-lr REGIT. Ml
SPRING RACES MAY 87, '-'H. BBi 89,
18111, and SPECIAL RACES on the 30th, and
the sum of S-,000 was appropriated for pro
tutuma.
Entries will positively rinse May 23d, and
nominations Ml ST BE a.vompauiod with one
half of entrance fee.
PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY, Mat J7. 1891.
RACE I.?Running. Botel-Stahes, ?Vnitlortf-h,
Pur-", 11 ?-'.'?: MS to Urst. S40 to
second
HACE II_Tttttttnf-BnaitstST race, to wagons.
Purse, $100; *60 to first, $25
a ud, $15 to third ; mile heats, two In
three. Only horses owned In BOB?
noke county since January 1,
1891, and have been used ex?
clusively as road-horses aro sUffible
to start- Entries close at ? 1*. M.
day bcforo atea
RACE III.-Running, mile dash. Purse, 8150;
8100 to lire'., 850 to s?vomL
THPRSDAY, Mat SS, LBBL
RACE I.?Running, ?4-mile dash. Furoe,
8150; 8100 to ilrst, 850 to second.
RACE II.?Trotting, 2:40 class. Purse, 8200;
8130 to first, 850 to second, 820 to
third.
RACE III.?Merchants' Stakes, lV.,-rnIle dash.
Purse, S200; $125 to first, 850 to
second. 825 to third.
RACE IV.?Running, welter-weight burdi?.
1-mlle dash, lor gentlemen rld'-nt;
over four hurdles. Purse, $150;
8100 to first, $35 to second, 815 to
third.
FRIBAY, Mat -.'9, 1801.
RACE L?Running, "?-".il" dash. Purse,
$ 150 ; $ 100 to nrst, $50 to secomL
RACE IL?Running, fe-mlle beats. Purse,
8186; $75 to drst, $35 to second,
$15 to third.
RACE HI.?Running, Virginia Stakes, lt^-mlle
dash. Purse, $175; $1J5 to Orst,
$.?U to second.
RACE IV.-Troitlng, free for alL Purse, 8400;
$250 lo Urst, $100 to seooud, 850 to
third.
For further particulars address
J. U. WINGATE,
?.C RAWN,
Da. I. HL'cKNER.
Executive Commltte-.; or,
GEORGE C. McCAHAN,
my ?VWA8atmy27_Secretary, Roanoke, Va.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-FRIDAY,
Mat ?OTH.-FOFRTH GRAND CONCERT
OF TUE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.-J.
Emory Shaw, enductor; assisted by a.ad?m
Emil Gramm, mezzo soprano, soloist st St.
Thomas s church. New York, and othor eminent
talent- Box-sheet at Walter D. Moses ?ft Co.'?,
snd Is open to subscribers on Mondsy, May
CMh; to general public on Wednesday, May
27th._ my22-7t
L
EE a CO,
BOOK-MAKERS.
ODDS LAID ON ALL RACING EVENTS.
DIRECT WIRB TO THE TRACK.
A fall description of each race given as It Is
being rua. TURF EXCHANGE,
fe 17 corner Bank and Twelfth streets.
BYrKAWBKRRT VE ABT.
T~ HE \vTLUNO WORKER?-U-THE
CHILDREN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY of
Dr. Hoge's church will bold a STRAWBERRY
FEAST In lbs l?*t*ture-ruom on THURSDAY
AFTEHNOON from 5 to ? o'clock. my Ifsss
. i
^_HORSES, lSULKS, COWS. 4?,^^
FOR SALE, A NICE BAY-fc-?
COLT, Sve years old, suitable for?****
driving or lidlnf. Address X., oars of W. 8.
l*erh?e A Co. my 27-lt*
1~,X>R8ALE, AYOUKQ HORSE, <?-**
. sound, wsU broken, and perfectly ***-?
gentle ; safe for a Lady or children. Address
JAMES C, LAMB,
my 24-3t* llOS Rank str-H-t.
A. Hutzler's Sons,
315 east Broad street.
I-ont w??ek we advxrtinod ?nran very low prie???
fer tVOOLLKB ?.lid WArdlAHI.K DKEHK UOODM,
WHITE OOODB, and KAHT-BLACK MATli
BIALB?
While our effort? ?eem to be appreciated some
of tbe uew trade came to u? mehr ?ne Impres?
sion that our very low price? were for tli? mo
m??nt only. It Is this Itnprenelon tDat we wish to
remove. Ho Ion? as an article remain? In oar
stock the prto* Is ?inalt?r?,!, oxeept an ocerv
slonAl ni/irk-.l.iiTii when that portion of the
?lock known.''.? ?tore-keepers I? not mevii :.
ayeaever bar? ? low price for Monday and
b?cher flifureti for Hin remainder of tho week.
? ? are the tatest addition? to our already
Ouely-aeeortod ?lock :
ULAi'KSII.K-WAItl'OLOltIA CI.OTH. a ll.ht
weintit. durable, gluesy, uummor fabric, 40
lache? wide, ?t
8)1.
BLACK SIl.K-WAitP CI.OTH SUBLIME similar
to Gloria, but superior, 4U lacho? wide, at
8)1.50.
BLACK WOOL BATISTE, 40 Inches wide, at
50 CENTS.
Fast-Black Stainless Mm.
More than lfio places an! upwards of 25
styles recently added. The prie..? r.init* from
Hi to BOe. per yard. Those at in -. am as fa?t in
ooloraathe bight ' Brades, while tu<?e at 96c
are flnl?hed to Imitate Un? wool nnd silk mate?
riel?. Tb? varie!i.-???nibrae? |.l-?ln, striped, plaid,
embroidered, and revered styles.
Shantong Ponies.
TblBvery popular cotton Imitation of China
Silk? ha? taken tho lead of all printed fabric*
shown this sei-..!]. By ta* reeenl addition toour
aeeurtiiiout we n >wti,e ?? the best line m the urir
k?-t. Black ground.? *Htb oolored prints, white
ground?, wilii aitintlc douigna, polka ?pot? and
solid colors to uiat. u.
ritlCE 12H CENTS.
WHITE GOODS.
I'p to this time there has tw?cn ?inlto a ll,:?it de?
mand f??r WillTK DKS8BGOODB, cooaequeuUy
tie re lime been tome wonderful ens
prisse, The PLAID and BTKII'Bll Ml HI,IN?,
INDIA UN ENS. EBBBOIDKKKU BWiSHKh,
CORDED l'H.'i ES, and VENETIAN illlXhS
Juki ii'1'l.-.l to our Steak oiu cuuaper than wo
ha>o ever u.uomu them.
A. Hutzler's Sons.
315 EAST BROAD SWEET.
303
BROADST
?JCXTCORa
ISAAC SYCLE & CO.
SPECIAL PRICES ALL THIS WEEK.
.-,() pie.-.-? DKi>s nnOBfl llil If edglll IbiBbb
wide?oonslsting of Camel'e-Balr?Bonrette?
>trlp????rtolid??Plaida ?37??jjc. Goods
thai ?old at 50 and BOO.
8,000 l.AIdK.v BIBBBD VESTS at 5c. at thl?
Sole.
40 dozen DOTBI.E-KIHHF.I) I.AWES' VESTS
Ptnk?LU'ht Bluo?Cream?White?worth 86*.
At thi? Bale Sie.
Extra wide BJDTJP CABPBT at this salo 10c a
yard.
I VDIKf? BLACK ROBB at this ? ?le Be, ? pair.
Mi.kWM.U K 8I1IKTING i'KlNTSat thia sole
?IV
STAMPED 1'IU.oW-SHAYS-stamped on
pood ?nttoii?at th's mile 1 le. a pair,
llundre I?.if otAer special Udngs enlob wo can
? not mention for lack <>i ?puco. It certainly will
; p-iy you lu vieil our ?turo.
303 BROAD STREET-NOTE LOCATION
NEXT CORNER THIRD,
[my 28-2t]
SHE SAVED HER MONEY,
and so oan any Housekeeper who would like to
mako her old furniture look as weU as When new
by applying one coat of
CAMPBELL', MM STAINS.
the only article ever produced with which any
person can at slight oxpen?e and by one appllea
tion both restaln and varnish old t.'hamber Sets,
Bureaus, Bedstead?. Chairs, Tables, Doors, and
all kinds of wood-work in beautiful tints of
CHERRY, WALNUT. MAHOGANY. ROSE?
WOOD. OAR, or VERMILLION. It will stand
washing, and Is very durable. Half a pint will
restaln and Onlsh a set of chairs, and one pint
will ordinarily renew a Chamber Set. For rooms
one quart to one gallon, a?-cording to sise. Prices:
HUE-PINTS, :10c ; PINTS, 60c. PURCKLL,
LAUD <t ?O., Wholesale Agents, ap 17-ocd-Jm
ORGANIZED i8ja.
^j^v?ance Com?^?
RICHMOND.
ASSETS, - - ?603,294.
naif Century in Successful Operation,
INSURANCE AGAINST
FIRE AP LIGHTNING.
This Old Virginia institution issues a very
short and comprehensive policy free of restric?
tions and liberal In its terms and conditions.
DIBECTORS.
E, O. NOLTINO, F. B. ADDISON,
CArT. GKO. W. ALLEN, THOMAS POTTS,
D. O. DAVIS, FRANCIS T. WILLIS,
WILLIAM H. PALMES, President.
W. B. McCabtbt. Secretary,
S. McO. FtSHSB, Assistant Secretary.
my0-3m
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, *C.
T" AWN-MOWERS.""
The beet and most durable, at lowest price*.
A.B. CLARKE S SON.
IITINDOW- AND DOOR-SCREENS,
Vf FRAMES AND WIRK.
Headquarters, as heretofore, st
A. a CLARKE A SON'S.
RUBBEB HOSE
WIRE-WRAPPED.
COTTON-COVERED, ?tc
ray24-eo?m_A. B. CLARKE a BON.
BOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
EXECUTED AT TUB DISPATCH PRINT
IN (J-UOUSn.
ILevy & Davis.
NEW STOKE,
1,3, ami 5 E. Broad St
Japanese Warel
A leading importer has sont us a lot of
fioo Japanoso Ware consisting of
Vases, Card-Receivers, Frnit Plates, and
Afn-r-Dir.ner Coffees, which we place on
ea!o tu-ilay at about ooo half usual
price?.
OWARI AFTER-DINNER COFFEES
worth 34.50 i>er tlo/.en at $2.8 J ;
"TOKI" AFTER-DINNER OOF
FEES worth ?ri per dozen at $3.98 ;
JAPANESE CARD-REOEIVERS ia
hantlsomo leaf pattern worth ?JO and
7?">o. each at 25 and 48o. ;
FRUIT PLATES, hand-painted, two
styles, worth Si.50 and $f> per dozen
at 32.i>8 and $3.47:
JAPAN ESE WATER BOTTLES, hand?
somely decorated, st 23<*. each ;
ROSE JARS at 25c. each ;
??SATSUMA" VASES in beautiful
styles at $3.49, $*.U8, $5.9H, $7.48,
and$U.i'Sa pair that aro worth
from ?10 to S'il? a pair;
ONE LARGE SATS CM A VA8E two
feet high, beautifully decorated and
cheap ut $40. for only $15.
Reduction Sale Parasols
All oar fino Parasols marked down to
close out.
I lilai'k Cliantilly Lace-Covered Para
sol, silk-liue?! and silk-l.onnd ribs?
former price $15. now 312. IS ;
1 Yellow and Mack Laco-Ciiv?*rcd Para
8ol, very Landf-omo. and formerly
sold at 815, bow $9.W ;
1 Whits Silk Parasol covered with BsBflk
Chantilly Lace with dfssp rutile of
laco-formor price $12, now 18.96:
1 Fino Hlai-k Silk Parasol with rtn'lr. of
Oaliffota, mluced from S8 to 86.98 ;
All our $3 CoftchJBg Parasols now $2.48 ;
All mir 3-8 Two- Toned Parasols now
$'.73;
All our handsome $8 Bouquet Parasols
u?iw 98,98 ;
All our 35 13lack Ruffled Parasols now
18.96.
STORE CLOSES AT 6 T. M,
LEVY & DAVIS.
1. 3, ami 5 east Broad street.
TO-DAY
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
OF
CLOTHING
AT
HALF
PRICE
AT
THE
GREAT
REMOVAL
SALE.
910
MAIN
STREET.
Bendheim B
[mySfJ-TiiAWUt]
MU i IM l:,.
I LEATHERS AND HAT8 V\
bleached or colored to match lnm*cl??f
mingo. _ ^*^
No. 215 EAST BBOAD STKEET,
Second floor.
JAMES F. Till'KSTON.
my 24.28,27,28,29,:il* _,
CARTER'S
rrrix
IVER
PIUS.
CURE
Sick rTeadach? and relier.) all the troubles Inci?
dent to a bil? i.? state of the system, such as
IiiuinaM, Nausea. Drowain*a?. Distress after
eating. Pain in the Side, Ac. While their moat
reiuarkablo success ha* been shown m curing
SICK
Headache, yet Cart?*'? Lrms Lrvra Pius
?re equally valuable In Conattpetioo. curing;
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also oorrect ail disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and reg?lale the bowsls.
Even U they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to thoes
who suffer from this distreaaing complaint;
but fortunately their goodness does oot end
here, end thoes who once try them will And
theeo little pills valuable In so many way? that
they will not be willing to do without thenx
But of tor all sick bead
ACHE
fa the bane of so many Uves that here Is ?here
we make oor great boast. Our pill? cure ft
while other? do n. t.
Cabtkb's Lira? Lira Pill? are very ?mall
and very *a?y to take. One or two pill* mako
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
ndt gripe or purge, bat by their gentle action
S leas? all who use them. In vial? at ?ft cents;
re for |1. Bold everywhere, or sent by mad,
CASTZS KSSICXSI CO.. Ire Test
__.*_, Soul Son, Ulrin
BARGAINS-WALLPAPER
TBJjr, L?nilKST e*>? BEST MlOTIH ?T4KK
of Wall Papan ut FbdaJ-Jphia, alucb w* eag to the
??aaumar <u ?>?.??tl? unco. Sam- bTDbTb? 8
Dl?**MlU.aJJp?ui*UM>l,>ui?>db4-iM rnCaal
M'"hk>udfor?aai(ilartadc
with
idfot**mt^*a4?>?WL*r?<>?re?'o?lB*a^
CHAS?.N.KILUN,r?^S^
Chickens and Eggs
ABO
How to Get Them.
USE POIaK MLLLER'S
Victory Poultry Food,
25c, per Package.
BOLD BY DR?OGIST8 AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Testimonials :
Mrs, WILKINSON,
Mbh. ?I. K. HANNAH,
Mrs. L. a WILSON,
Mus, J. M. DANIEL.
Wo pri?f?r to sell through tho <3oal<*rs, but If
they don't fcoop It ?nnd VS j coat? to as and
we'U mall a package.
LU VU.)
Richmond, Va.
[my yT-'tm]
E
BOOKS, STATIONERY; Be.
XAMINATION PADS AND
OTU?B SCHOOL STATIONERY.
?I. W. RANDOLPH A SNULDJB,
IBM Main street.
[my 24-3t]
WANTS.
WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN
with flvo yr-.ru' cspTl^n.-?* In th?) dru?:
buslne?3 .1POSlTluN. Addr. !>? Correr Bo. ?'.<>.
_my -JT-lt
VFtaNTED, TO HIRE A MAN TO
? v attou.l to my nor*, -, sad So <*th?*r work r>??
qulro-l. MANNI.N?. <-. BTAPI KS,
my L'?-lt_ 1
AITANTKD, FOUlf O IN N ECTINO
V? rhums OB KIli.sTOB BBCOBD PIOOB
wl'li BJOdsrn liiiprnvciii'"it". ?altnuto for li^lit
botuwksoBtng, oontral kwatlna. ABfaaai
SO3 ? ast ? l?ystr?.,-t._ my -,'7-lw
WANTED, TO REPRESENT IN
Pststsbarw. I >-. M v m l'A?-il BBRS i'lt
WBOLB8ALB DBALBHS. WIU* ?
i-i.'ii: fiiuiili.-tr wits tbs tr-.de. ?,,: lr?-?? X. T. /.
? 11 iitfas -tr.'oi, Pstarsbara, Ta. my ?7-lt'
W'AN rED, ALL LADIES IN 1ER
1! BSTED In -.'ivini.'-iMichiii.? i?> i"','> tli?*
KXTRA KINK BBST Wo?iD-W*?HK Bl \l K
v, LNUT DKBOBBBT SBWINO-UACU
?? .-..in. ' Imwrmaad allsfavBiBBBia
As Bus as ?nyS't? m-., 1 !????. Can be - '
BE] LUS. Sixth an.1 Broad, my liT-lt
\\ANTED, BOARD AND ROOM
by young lady. State prie? and location. A 1
drrm HOARD, cam Dwpatuu. my tT-tt*
WANTED, TENANTS FOR DESK
V? K011M in offl.-n Na 7 north 1
Sbsfsr Build?i r. Apply to TIIOMA? BUTBRB
F00KD. Boal BVtato s ?at. 1: ;-,-,"--.-?
\I/ANTED, A NICE TO?NQ LADY
vv ;,.u'i? to tas eoutt-f to assl t in ?j?u."-ii
wir?, mid family Oas that
indi dross matting prafsrisd. Apply bs?
twssn tbs Boats of 11 and l.' o'clock A M.
? -.'Mil, at No. 110 north Flfta
street, Hl.'liti: '. niy-.'^-'.'t
WANTED, T?P?WR?TlNa OB
M BTBNOOKAPHIC BTOBE to do by ?
potsnt ?tenographnr and lypowntlsi ??*'.
few bourn uuemploy?-1. Ad li ?OS ?? L ' !
city._my 87.lt*
WANTED. A GOODTOOL-SHARP
KNKK ABDQBKKBAI I
SMITH. Apply tit one m SV ,'?.-, i.; I
?V'Ki.'.'?<? A. L. <
:uy ??ti-St* _ ., Vu
WANTED, A BKlXiLED ASHIBT?
ANT AT DBaSS-MAKIBa Apply st
onoo to Min? l'LAL?, ll.i ?u?t H:uu ?tn
_? ES]
WANTED. A DOUBLE-ENTRY
vT BOOK-EBBPBB und SHIPPING?? i.i.i: ;
BOT toti-i'.-.-Inrt.iry. l'i'.-fcr I
? -, .pick at tlgun
nut afraid of work. Ulvs rsfon
irr-, aud exporleu--?-. !..
D'iutIUi?, Vs._ !...
W\ VTUry-Acenu to ?ell the 1 ? ?
.V.T 11,1/ Lui-; 111? ?/ii'.y line C?cr iu?, i.
I i th? ci'ithc?. Without PIAM A r-rtf>t WfHIW
patent rc?*nily ?Mued: tuld only by ?SWntS, 10
w!;om the exclusive rieht Lf ji?en : on '?ceipt el ',0
rr"t? *i will wnd 3 s*m|,le line by m.il: ?l?o r-'r
eiaun; pnvc lu.t and terms to ?g - s ?er
iemtory ?t once. AJdre-t Tk? l.'iaki, < l*tL.-?
S-lns C?., i; Hernioii Street, W?tu.u, Una,
_(ap 8A-6aaWl) |
Ml llrTKBS WANTS.
WANTED, A 'UKUAUU' MAN
WIITI COMPLBTB SAW-Mll.l. OUTFIT
to locate oiiawell-tiniiK'r.Hltract of pine
tlui'.erubouttwenty-ilv? mile? fr.,in M.-umond.
Apply to P. L. CONQCK8T A; ? ? ?.
No. 9 north Tenth str...-t,
my 27-2t* _Richmond. Va.
\A7?NTF.I>, TO SELL 5 CO WS A N I)
?V CALVES of the late J. L. CARKI
?m, lnP'-whatau county. Ap,dy at N.J.
IT.)!? .ant Krankllu street."
my ?7-lt*_ J. A. h HEU.
W""ANTED, MY FRIENDS AND
the publie generally to keep In mind that
I am selling GAS-HOUSE i.'OKK at the low rUrure
of 81.50 for 85 bushel?. It will pay to buy now ;
r?vliKtlon onlr for a ?bort while. Also, ILL
KINDS OF COAL at lowest prl'v*. SAWED and
BPI I I' WOOD at 82.70 p?T half-cord.
1200 wei-t Broad, 1805 **nt Cary,
Tbone4?7. I'hone I' i
my 2.-(it,Ateod0t CBAKl.K.s 11. p.\?.E.
WANTED TO SELL, '?KLV
r ? VoliK," a very desirable SCHOOL 1'Hop.
KHTY BMI Aiuhent Courthouse, Va., a town
where r?-al e.?tnte I? now beiug rapidly ?dvai; --'d
In value. Terms to suit purehaser. Apply to
II. A. STUoDK, Kurt Hill post-ofnVe, pi.-ken?
OOttnfy, S.C._ my 2'i-e??r.'w
?TUDY ECONOMY.
Highest pr!e??s paid for OENTLEMKN'S CAST
Or'*' CLOTH IN0. Call ou or addiec?
BUYER,
ray 24-lm 210 ea?t Broad atreet.
WANTED, TO BEST Uli IU ?. ?MS
for light, housekeeping. Apply ?t 10:3
west Cary ?tre?t-_my - i- ' '
JfJ/^ SSMITHDEAL *} ?rafiflrAVvS?
*/*V PRACTICAt Bft?SJJlS:
yCle&Urt?Jd> s _3______?_!
COLLEGE. RIcKrncn?, Va ? ISSEST"
[my 3-3m]
AI 'ANTED, O?RCUSTOMERS AND
IT the publie to know that we bave r
the prie? of our OAS COKE to 8150 p'
All other tuel at low.-.-t r Me? for flrtti-claa? ar?
ticle*. Mr. E. 11. COL'UfNEV, toiiiiArly with
Messrs. W. S. Ptl.-li.ir and W. J. McDowell, Is
with u? and would be pleased to seo hi? old
friend? ond customers. C'KCMP X WEST.
Office?: 171? eaat Cary, phoue*3; ?01 west
Broad, 'phono 288. my -.' I- ol?lt
FOB BENT.
FOR R?Nt7 THOSE TWO KKW m
NEAT and ATTRACTIVE BRICK ??a
DWELLINGS, No*. 315 and 317 west Main
street. PotHtejalon Jane 1st. Kent low. If you
?re in quest of something iiW-o cell anil a ?
them. Also, OTHER NiCB DWKLUNOS in
various sections of the <-lty.
CHEWNINU A ROSE, Agent?,
my 27-W?t8u2t No. 5 north Tsath ?tree*.
f"pORRE?T, Rl.K5KirWELLINa.fr?
at the ?outhwnet corner of Leigh an la?i1
Fifth street?, containing eight roi.uir, i-.mi.i--?
kitchen and servants' rooms and uenieru la*.
provement*. 11. bEI-DoN TAYl.uK _ BOM,
my 27-,'U ooruor Eleventh and Bank streets.
1~jH)tt RENT, FOUR ACRbuT?FO
?OOD LAND, ooru??r of K.-n??liat?n -???
and Cedar streets, near the Soldi...*?' Horn??,
wwll suited for a dorist or for tru.-lug purpose??.
For an acceptable tenant tho ewurr of this land
will at once build a nioe Outtage and n?xe_?*ry
out-houses, Ac.
H. SELDON TATI.OK A SON,
Keol Estate A_o_t? and Auctioueor*.
my27-3t __________
IiXXB RENT, FIRST FLOOUft
aud BASEMENT. Largo and desir?ble ???
rooms. 0J4 east Marshall street. Apply on
premises_my 24-41
I^OK~RENT, THAT~dY8IRA-s?
BLE SUBURBAN KKSIDKNcK cool*tu-i_
I?,? 11 rooms and TWO ACRES of excellent land
alta -hed on Orovs road one half mile froui city
pismires, m good repair.
J?BN r. UODD1N, Real Estate Agmt,
my 24-27 Bank and Eleventh street?
IX>? U_?T."~\V ? 11AV _ Q UITE _*
a collection of DWELLING? fur rent. ?_
Call In *ud mako your ?ele -.Ion,
CU a\? NINO A KOSE,
Heal f?Ute Agents, Auctioneer?, and 11:okara,
my 24~3uAW.it Nu. j north Isnin ?treot
~A HH LAN D HO0??U > Ott ?tm
?la. KENT, for the ?ui.imer or by the year. ???
CLIFTON LEB, Real EsUte agenta,
my 3-*odtm _ Aa-land. Va.
*CT0RK~F?R REST.-STORE A
tO recently occupied by Union Brokerage, ?1
Curamlastoa, and Warehouse Couipaay, Four?
teenth street sooth of Cory. Apply to
my __?I_s__aWa4 -_-OlTB*n_K*U_?XS.
T?
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THY
KING'S HOR3E-F00D
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?alt?. Will r/i,.?- -?., i
and healthy. Bs'-h b?i?l ?
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8?.pi?mber 12, i M I
tlou address th? 8?s?-r-t:?r?
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line of pan.
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KNABEL PAINTS, VAKMBB,
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of VI? PUMAS, M hl?il>. I"?
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large aamber of tiKNlU-^^^r-??"
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BlCttMtkMD, VA.

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