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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
By Regnault 4 Co. Aucti"necrs.
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

s--e #@e-
By Regnault 4 Co. AuCtionecrs,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION
w THIS Wednesday, MORNING, coIumcn-
cling at IL q clock,
lOAK COTTAGE SET OF FrRNITrRE,
LARGE MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
BLACK WALNUT HAlR-CLOTH SOFA.
JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
~MARBLE-ToP CABINETS.
OAK BUREAUS,
DAMASk BED LOTSGE,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
TRrNpLE B~EDSTEAp>,
MAHOGANY and CANE ROCKERS,
RUSH aud CASE.SEAT CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
N~aRBLE-TOP wAsHSTAND.
CRIBS.
LEATHER LOUNGES,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and >HUCK MATTRESSES.
CROCKERYwAEE,
CLARET VINE.
BEp-sPREADS.
4PIECES CANTON MATING.
SUPERIOR COUkING.sTOyE and FIXTURES
new
NEW PARLOR STOVES. &c.
REGNAULT < CO.,
al s-lt Auciioueer>.
V,HE HOGS AND GOATS CAP
TIRED on yesterday viii be- sold at suction
THIS Wednesday, MORNING AZ 10 o'clock prom y.
" at the First station house.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
Eus-lt Chief of Police.
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The National Debt.

IL is Il remarkable fact that the National
debt WAS reduced during the year ending
the lSt instant more than one hundred
and twcnty-four millions Of dollars. II
this is done while about half the area Of
the country occupied by a third OF the
population is impoverished by the war, the
exhibit would have been Il great deal
better had the Union been really re-
stored after the war by according to the
States their equal rights under the Con-
>titutiop.
Yet while this statement OF actual re-
duction appears in the Secretary Of the
Treasury's report, there is still the sun of
:l37,3l7, 1892 lying in the treasury. This it
would seem ought likewise to be applied
to the diminution OF the public debt, since
it would very materially reduce the into
rest on that debt-say that 500, 000, 900
were paid, tina, would reduce the interest
per annum by the amount Of s5,000,00O.
The exhibit Of the state Of the finances
is quito encouraging, aud j~ustities the hope
Of 4 return al some reasonable time TO a
more solid condition Of things-to specie
payments and par valuations. Had the
Radicals been more practical and less
selfish, moro patriotic and less partisan,
they would have adopted wiser measures,
admitted the southern States TO equality
\ and the Treasury exhibits, as encouraging
AS they are, would have been much bet
ter. Some Radicals in New York arc en-
deayoring to get Mr.. McCuLLocH removed.
The President will hardly listen to their
appeals. Mr.. McCrLLocH Is q good, able,
sincere, and honest officer, and the Presi.
dent knows 1t,
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Our kilograms announced day before
Yesterday the death of CARLO LrIzI IA
~ the Italian author and politician. He
was for q while Minister of the Interior
under VICTOR EMANUEL. He has written
several histories, and was a man Of con
siderable ability. He was inclined to Red
Republicanism, and was banished from the
papal States for his agitations in that direc-
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sERGEANT'S SA l. OF STORE
- HOUSE, STOCK OF G~EuCEklES, ~AHpt"h&'
PIkED LEASE OF ~GRUUSD.-l will EEL 80 fhlr
DAY, August 10th, l.6c. commencing Al - "'t.fat
4. NJ. ON the premises, corner II JhcksHH aaj =
II. l. Rr~tsrlman, together with the stock ~ hkos
CERlEs therein conialE"i, consisting Of the "a"
rlcty usually Kept ia 4 retail grocery store 49,,
tn. USEXPIRED LEASE or THE LOT ~
GROUND on which said house j. bullt. terminating
August lst. l,.o, Ia satisiy executions IN my habi'
In favor OF Rogers, Adams i CO. and Iatt,ttas,
Lea y 90. against Il. l. BRAKEMAN
TEAMS Cash a. 10 tn" house and stock - .@"d'
THOMAS l.. DUDLEY
All S-tI- Srry.autt Git. AZ kiCNNaNl
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DIED

On Monday evening, August sih, after a vainfn
| Hines. Of three weeks, Mrs. MARY e.. FISHER.
! Her funeral will take place from Rev. DR.. HnSo.,
Church, Fifth street, HIS "Wednesday MORN
ING II half past 10 O'Clock. Her friends and thos'
OF her brother, George +. Maynard, Esl. are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
On Tuesday, August It'll. 1s6G, CARliARISE Nc
GOVERN, aged ten months and thirteen days
Youngest child Of Patrick and Anne Mc'iovern,
Funeral 10 take place u 9Th instant, from
the residence 81 its parents. on Brook avenue, at
o'clock, Z. VI.
In Baltimore, on the ii instant, BENJAMIN, IN
FAINT son Of Jane and VI. II. Atkins, aged one ycai
and fDur months,
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ry PAPER.HANGINGS.
ESTABL S II L ID lslT.
REGSAULT & 60.
continue to keep on hand II full assortment Of
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET. SATIN. and
PLAIN PAPER-HAEGlNGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED At short
notice and by experienced workmen,a all under the
immediate superintendent OF Mr. JOHN +. Reg
SAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE oil CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc.
cuted at short notice. j. ls-5in
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ELIlNANNA LAM EOKSALE.-As

+ executor Of Richard l.. smith. .l.tya.si, !
shall OFFER for sale, upon the premises, A. I.a4
auction, on THURSDAY, the lrtn day 81 hH-a'l u
fair II not. tn. first fair day th'rrstt'fs lar
TRACT or LAND briougiug To- tn. estatr- - ) !
Smith, deceased, containing " III Hbhkp Aap
SEVESTY-ONE ACRES, and lying lmtA'1Ar )
on the road leading from Scots.i1." To- : "tA"'.'
one mil. from fhn Finvanns P.maie Irs.tu.a 4ai
Hye miles from the canal 81 Brrmo blgr-
This tract of land has upon II 4 ,ut"fara1 =,
dwe!iing-hou-e "A newt dug we'll, and uE.HaE II
choic. fruit, AMI all necessary building iDr tue
iarin. which ar. new. j,
TIE purchaser will hay" an opportunity TO 'r"i
a crop Of wheat, and full posscssiun gwen "A tA7
18Th day Of November next.
Terms One-ihiri cash the taIsnc" IN W
equal instruments, payable In one AID -" Yeas
nom the day III sale, with interest.
Z. S.-My address i Brcmo BluI.
WILLIAM l. ASDER.oA.
an a-tdsS Executor uf X. l.. Smith, d,ctt''i
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by Harrison, Goid,u & Arp'r."u,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real E,sa,o A., IL.
ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE

I ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
lIEEsIDEN,E IL MANCHESTER. nN IHE
SOUTH SIDE OF HULL STREET, tuR SALE At
AUCTION Will he sold - aucti u, On Tia" pr.
misses. en- FRIDAY. the loth August, IT,. = !
o'clock. 4. NJ the large aud wrll-bUitt BRICK
aud FRAMED TENEMENT heated a. ahur'. -
Gently occupied by Mr.. Matthew W Ford. ant
now Nv Mr. J II. M.I>ls"r ~ th" annual Ttni -
four hundred DOLLAR. III. let ha- 4 trout ~ ah"at
seventy. four foer aud = d"Ith 81 one hundred and
>ixty-hv- feet. The .%eiiins %c"ttalon siN r'"E.a',
several closets, besides Large hfIch kitchen x.
the town and ola the principal business street
TERA-: on"- third cash haianc" At thrr~. ~
six months for n.gotIa3i. notes, interest "i4"l,
/ secured by d trust deed
HARRISON. GODDtE \ APPER>oS.
and A.utl,uW.T.
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ny Harrison, Goddtn 4 Apper.on.
Bankers, Brokers, and R.a. E.t,,. ~

AL ALLIE LOT IN THE BURNT
on THE SOUTH >Ipg az go
sTREhr, BETWEEN T%HlRTEESTH Am 81
1918; ton aaLk AT AUCTION he 81 -"
AusaT'' $3.50, at "clocs. T.. NJ, tho N.tr,9rH
LOT located a. above. being a par, 4 The - ID.
,olnlhplAh note properly. fronting nineteen 80.
feet. Tia" location Is adm rally adapted 't cam, -5
msrcIs! PURPOSES. '"'
Terms one-third each haitnca i'll, t.r.
glght months for negotiable notes VIII ~, ll
added, secured by i trust deed. '
HARRISON, GuDDlA i APPEgSoy
an An..--.
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND
i WELL-ARKANGED BRICK TETEMESTS.
on THE SOUTH SIDE OP FRANKLIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWENTY-tIRST AND TWENTY
SECOND. FOR SALE At AuCTION.-we will
sell OH. the premises on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day
Of August, lstt, AT half past o'clock, =. NJ, the
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT rs
located as above mentioned, with gas fixtures In
each, and water in the yards.
The lois hay. good fronts on Franklin street, and
run back TO M alley.
The contiguity of this property Ia the most busl.
ness part Of the city renders II valuable.
TERMS: On.-ihirI cash balanc. at four aud
eisht months tor negotiable notes, with interest
added, and -. ured by n trust deed.
ISBELL < DAVIS,
all AuCtioneeIs.
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sprciAi NOTICES.

ON MEETING OF THE STANDING
or THE MuT0AL ASSURANCE
soCIETY oFtyfRGINIA, held st lite ofhes on 9Th
dav Of August, pss-prssent, Jaquelin r. Taylor
rrs.,dinyt william c. Allen, william Gray.
lame, Dunlop. James II. Grant, and Alfred T. Har-
ris-the following communication Wassuomi'ed 10
the Board
OFFICE OF rhs META Ant s .S.a., ssG g isss.
To The Sanding Comaiaes " Ms A"t"o' As""'
rance Society Of Virginia:
conference.-the painful duty deyolves upon me
OF announcing to you officially the death OF COLO.
mel JoHs RcTHERrooRD, late Principal Ageht "i
this Society. An attack OF acute govt confined him
to his bed about the 10Th OF April last. Aiingerihs
Illness followed, exciting, ut times, the serious up
prehensions Of his friends. But In three months No
was so far convalescent as TO walk about his mouse
and TO visit the office. Though stiIl FRUSTRATED By
long conf nement, ~sanguine hopes were entertain
ed Of his ultimate recovery to usual health.
midst preparations for a journey to tho Springs,
he was suddenly stricken down, and expired on
Friday evening the ID Instant.
He has fallen full Of years and full OF honors.
His public and private character are TOO wen ana
favorably known, especially to this Board, to need
nv eulogy from me. But. from my intimate ON
cial and personal relations with the deceased, ex-
tending through q period OF more thar nine
years, | may be pardoned for adding my huihois
testimony to his public and private worth. Ah'N-
allied seuse Of honor, sanctihed by nrm oeHeI III d
future Judgment, was the controlling moli'e oi Az
bis acts. But when the mortal remains Of the
friend whom we hs ave honored and loved are borne
to the tomb, our interest i. absorbed in the destiny
Of the departed spirit. The supreme concern OF
life engaged much OF Colonel RrTHERrookoS
thoughts and prayers. During his illness he often
declared that his hope OF salvation was only III
Christ. We trust that hs was prepared for his great
and final change.
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NJ JOHN ". LEE & son,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAZlERs.
CORNER EIGHTH AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WHITEHEAD OR
COL0RED.
Will undertake orders in the country.
Having had a long experience In the business,
they engage TO give satisfaction.
GEORGE w. LEE,
IL 3i-lm JOHN W. LIB.
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HsA CARBIDE. HOWARD'S LOCAL
AN AESTHETIC FOR EXTRACTING TEETH
WITHOUT Plaintiffs recently discovered
AN hSTHETICis entirely local in its effects; being
applied only To the teeth and gums, does not pro-
ducr generaliu.cusibility, a. do other an1sthotics:
il perfectly harmless, aud may be swallowed with
IMMUNITY.
pr. HOWARD'S Office Is with q. w. Jones, Sur
geon Dentist, opposite Arlington House, Main
street, Richmond, Va. an 2-lwN
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AUCTION sALEsErTyT71prn -
By A. 7. aokss 4 Co, Ar,,Ior~

by 7 Stokes b Co. Aae!on..,
A ESTiON SALE.-We will ,su
a fHiDAY the 10th instant, ,ommn,~iI %
streets, f'i'ssbth All Car,
hogshssds PRIME PORTO prc, sro
10 hogshcsds MusC0yADO si'rlp sLoAR,
20 barrels and & BROWs s.GhapS'
/" barrels X RICO BROWN s,r.,
~ barrels EXTRA BRowy sra,,
~ barrels BROWN SUGAR. "h'
IS bags PRIME RIO COPFEy
u bags BIO COFFEE.
s.s ,sI. S; BHf%S SIDES and SHOULDERS
Is barrels PORTLAND sYPTp
10 bags RICE,
100 barrels FAMILY EyTp, AL r,.,r
FLOUR, '~ NfhHfISE
- quarter casks FRENCH BRANDT
- nail boxes ADAMASTINE Gamble.
~ boxes TALLoW CANDLES.
10 Kegs SUP. cARB SODA.
10 barrels C~OPPERAs,
~ barrels WHISKY,
30 boXe, INDIGO,
40 boxes GROUND COFFEE.
-" boxes MACAROSI.
fonsignmen,s solicited.
m. A. Y. STOKES L CO
Aggf#pfa.r
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d! !sb"ll & pavi-.
Real Estate Agents and A~uctiaur.r.
corner Eighth and Nan .trnet,

THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE OK
THE NORTH SIDE OF BYRD STREET Rg,
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH. FnR <tt"g
At AUCTION. We Will sell on 'ha lr,n ... -
MONDAY, the l3th day ~ Angus, i.-s. NlafE..
io'clock, Z. NJ, the three story hr,s HOUSE.
Gated a. above mentioned. c,Htlautu. 49,
with yas and fixtures throughout, aud water in IN.
yard.
The lower part Of the house l.. aira. rsl#v ~.
ranged for = retail business, haHiu5 ,hr.r.n,, coar.
ter, SC.
The lot has a goot front on Byrd %str".,. and n,
back Ia III. locks.
Terms Al sale. sbELL X DAVIS.
an s-td4 tUttsmra.r.
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WANTS.

WANTED, a WOMAN for sll work
Agood house keeper. For seosnpetsnt per.
dress ANTHON, Dispatch ofice, for this week
dating where the applicant may Be seen.
an s-5tA # -
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Y,HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AM
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

RANSfbk N'niash
isuow prepared 10 carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE packages
to ard from New York. ST. Louis, and i~nserAs''Ao
points, and as far south As Atlanta, TIA. IN ''-''
10 afford the most ample sscurity 10 shipper ""~
effected amt.
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED IN
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by "4'n -
with several leading insurance c"mpanie', :
THE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, ah'"'
PoLlTAS, AND PHEH!A'
whose aggregate capital and assots m"'"
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DoLLARs.
Shippers ara thus insured against e"NAr't
riers' risk, and 4 seurl;y IL Afforded h''''
offered by any expires. company. f"f'Ho
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE - NAVE
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS ASp TGAAsi"N'A
TON COMPANY
isnow prepared TO do business
CuEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY. AND sE''h''
., can be done by any other s"mpAh'
J. B, JOHNSTON, Pres'dsh'
b. y. rtckiiS. General superintendent
my 7l-aoJs
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NO-PARTNERSHIP.-T. j. LARUS

" 4 J. J. cHERRY haviu. formed a cn.IAL ~
would beg leave To inform the public thal me-
have hou.ht out IN. business heretOiorr c,n"a 81
by M.s,rs. II. ). Thompson * Go, on u"tA ''.,'
prepared to furnish best RED and WHIT va
ANTHRACITE COAL. suita6i. i.t srsts.' M
and foundry ~. also best BTU hiNoGs IL NJ.
AyLR and SMITHS COAL, always A. s#""%
market rates aud would respectfully Ak {
tinuancs uf tho liberal pAtronAs" hcr"t"tgf" 70
slowed uIun III. late nm II H.. b. IAaIbps"a1
Go. Mr. 4. e. LARCs. who occupied tn 80
ward for nine vpars, i. with IL, ana woGti be >1A'
10 see his former customer and the pun,
liz r.. 5-r LAECs G~'ulithkl
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WANTED, IRON-MOULDERS. APP
w ply at the T~redegar Works

WANTED, situations for COOkS,
w WASHERS aud lRoNERs, HOUSE 6lRLs'
fHsM two Wire COOKS. WASHERS and
IRONERS.
Ali persons in want Of such will be supplied ina
medistel y by lea ving their orders with the under,
signed. on Seventh street, between Main and
franklin, two doors from Main. .
Families or persons desiring to nav" thotl
WASHING done, either by the month or day, can
hay. il done in the nratest manner by applying AZ
this office. Also, FLCTlSG done AT IN. shortest
notice. lJy ?i-trl bhfhlEol w
DASH PAID FOR BONES.-Wanted,
" FIVE HUNDRED TONS BONES. Cash paid
on delivery. ~
my SIS y. L. lhh'i
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4 SITUATION AS TIE \ IL + X
N WANTED. "A young lady wishes a situation!
az TEACHER in a private family; has consla"L-
able experirnc. in instructing children In french
and the usual English branches. Can give good re-
ferences and testimonials a. regards competency,
etc. II required. Address MISS A, y, care osPta'"
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DERSONS wishing to leave town FOR
LODGING with Mr.. LUCY Il. WOOD, OF the
county Of Chesterfield. She resides four miles
from Msttoax Depot. Letters addressed 70 that
place will reach her, and b- promptly replied 10.
her house is larse and roomy. Healthy situation
aud good water, with plenty Of ies, uo
Hu s-sod7w LUCY n Woop.
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DORTABLE FRAMED HrIIpIXr

DORTABLE FRAMED BUILDING,
At II CORNER OF BANK All ELg
NENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
wi,i b.. .oid a auction; OF tie premises, IN Nos.
LARGE PORTABLE FRAMED BUILDING .
Gated n above. to l.. removed IN tea dty-. ltu..
tains Il larg. lsdntity al heart whit" pine, srI j,
admirably aitp.rd Tor Il carpenter shop, stable, &C
barn.
TENS. Al sale.
HARRISON, GonDIH 4 ApPFR>nN.
an Auction r.
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BE- CERTAIN CURE FOR CHOLERA.-My
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure of Asietic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases Of DiIr-
rhra, warranted to cure In all cases In which death
has not struck the patient, having been tested in
1889 when the cholera made its Irst appearance in
this country, and in all subsequent, visitations,
with UNMARRIED success, can be had Of the subscri-
Der, a, his residence, No. 4lo Clay street.
au3-lm T. 4. BASS.
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1 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-ESTATE OF
n SILAS O~MOHUNDRO, LATE OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA, DE-
CEASED.-The undersigned, Auditor appointed TO
distribute the balance remaining in the hands Of
William Carpenter, administrator cum ties. an. :"
and among those legally entitled to the same, VIII
AUGUST, 1886, at . o'clock, p, NJ, in the Library
Room of the court house, III the city Of Lancaster,
hntion NAV attend GEORGE VI. KLINE,
:. - Sw Auditor.
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Respectfully submitted,
J. h. DANFORTH, Secretary.

J.. b. DANFORTH, Secretary.
On motion. the following preamble and resolu-
ton were unanimously adopted
The death Of Colonel John Rutherford, aged
,syenty- three years, which occurred on the night
Of Friday tho Sd OF August, l.6d, 10 an occasion for
more than ordinary sympathy and regret. Through
a long life he was regarded with an esteem ana
rsspect from which none diSsentcd-an unhesita-
ting tribute to his consistent, elevated, and incor-
rumble life. His example was always on virtues
side-memorable for the fidelity and modesty which
II displayed. Generous and urbans, he was charl-
table and tol~ erant-never offending by intrusion,
nor misleading by unworthy compromises or the
suppression OF his convictions. ScrupulouS III his
engagements, order, eXactness and diligence were
conspicuous in his official conneetions-as watchtnl
over the interests OF others as mcthodical In regn-
lating his own.
Such il a brief outline OF him who, for upwards
of twpnty-nine year, WAS the principal agent oi
this Society, with whom, ~ such, ii was our prlVi-
Iese to meet and confer. In the providence" OF God
his time had come yet mourn we do over his loss
for the excellence Of his life, and the satisfaction
We uniformly had In our official and social inter
course.
E,s0lrtl, THAI these proceedings be published
and = copy presented 10 his family.
JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR,
President pro tim.
JuHy u. DASF0RTH, secretary. aue-lt
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DERSO L.-W. w. WILKINS,
i carriage blacksmith, will please call imnsdi.
atsly at SHADES HDTEL on Broad street, to hear
from Mr.. X. BROWN, q North Csroiins.
au s-sS
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LET UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 0os.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX Z CENT.
on DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
rg- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, l.. ID. Crenshaw, w. K. Guaries,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., l.. l.. Blanken-
4. Bodekcr. 3. b. Weisiger, ship,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. L.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A.. Hutch!h-
E. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaun, son,
w Z. Binford, J. w. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. +. Gray, w. L. Tanner,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. n. Nowlin.
The security offered 10 depositors Is undoubted
and the institution should commend Itself to al
classes.
The attention OF all IN city and country is called
10 this Institution. Here they will find security
convenience, and profit. Sums as small AZ 1--we
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int
rest received on same.
Office hours from . A.. N. to3P NJ; on Saturday
from A. NJ. tosP. 81, and from n.
Ia l3-dSswts
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NOTICE.-P u X f sou II r.
~ SPRING-WATER ICE. Having still a large
quantity OF lCE-enough for the season7and wish;
ing 10 accommodate my customer and the public, ]
have opened a BRANCH ICE. HOUSE on franklin
street between Fourth and Fifth, where Ice can De
got at all hours in any quantity. Also, WATER
ROBERT REID.
au sits Ice Depot, Sixth street, near Clay.
sole LEATHER AND FRENCH
- sKINs,-we have just received a large
10, of SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH and
CALF SKINS Of the most celebrated orands, winch
we are selling at reasonable rates;
CHOCKLEY & FERNEYHOuGH,
thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
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GONE MORE CHEAP GOODS

CONF MORE CHEAP GOODS
= Handsome Striped Swiss Muslin at 50 cents,
worth IS; large He mstitched Handkerchieis a! 81
cents, worth II Linen Crash ut IS cents, worth 20 +;
coep al log, 20, and IS cents Hoop Skirts at 81 ;
Linen Collars for ladies' at IS cents per dozen Also,
Al very low prices, lrish Linen, Shawls, Drillings,
Bed Tick. Linen and Cotton Sheetings. Fancy
Dress Goods Black silk %sacquss, Basaues, and
Circulars Shirt Bosoms, Dress Trimmings, Cam
hric and Swiss Trimmings, Infants Frock Wai-ts,
Infants Robes, Worked Bands, Table Cloths, Nap
klns, Doylies, C~assimeres, -Sestings, &c, &c, at
aus LEV BROTHERS, No. Is Main street.
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UTANTED.-5.NW pounds WASHED
w and 5000 pounds UNWAsuED WOOL. Tor
which the highest market price will be paid by
d.. Il. CLARK,
am Merchandise Broker, 1917 Cary street.
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Wy D.-NOTT d FRAYSER
w wan, Ia employ a MAN AND FAMlL TO
take charge Of a small ii farm near the city; HAZE
on hand well COOKS. MUSES.;
HOTSE.SERVANTS, LABOREks, and FARM
HANDS. Can supply ANTHRACITE COAL to those
!" MOTT & FRAYSER.
Franklin street, between Eighth and Nihtu'
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WANTED. by a lady of some expe,-
w rience In teaching, a SITUATION in the pr
mary department Of a Female Institute, or N a PR,
vate "a rully. she is competent To instruct IN IN"
usu,I English courses and in the rudimeais al
French. References exchanged. Address
Miss s. e. H., Ballsvills,
II.n pnmhnfan cnnntY. Va.
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WANTED.-A settled woman wants
charge OF A linen. room i'm a hotel, or would take .
s~itnation 4, NURSE or SEAMsTHEss, and sssist
In household work generally. Rsferenees given.
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by lsbell s Davis,
Real Estate Agents and A~uctioneers,
corner Of Eighth and Main streets.
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WANTED, BY A VIRGINIA LADY
w who has had several year, experience In
%strnction IN ali the English tranches and In the
rudiments Of French and music, a In
a Female Seminary, or in u private family: Reier-
ences exchanged. Address ). W. u, EHan' !,
office. hu -"
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J,uy D%tSFoRTH, Secretary. aust