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DIED,

Mr JAMES A. HAkRl SGTON, of consumption
IF day morning, April -, 1857.
II. funeral will take place at the Third Baptist
church SUNDAY MORNING at II 0 clock. Friends
aud acquar tanCes Of the family are Invited 10 at
tend without further notice.
st the residence Of his daughter Mrs " L.
Haley. JOHN BpWLES, Of UXioIdshre England,
a.. ID ylgh'y-uiue years.
his friends and the friends Of Mira. Haley are
invited 10 attend his funeral Ut ST. james church
THIS Afternoon a. o'clock.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Saturday, March It. 1867, at Rodcga Rancho,
Spnofna county. California HEARIhrT3, younees
shte Of Tyler Curti. Esq and granddaughter
81 the late Ir Henry Curt4n, ii Hanover county,
Va aged two wears and one month.
on Sunday last, at his residence, in Charlotte
coqnty. Colonel THOMAS PUGH. Colonel Pugh
was aDuu. seventy years Of age
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MA WORD TO THE WISE Is sUFFI'

CIBNT-Buy one bottle CaALFANTS oo'o
CREAM and try /, on your hair, and II you are
not satisfied 1t Is the best preparation you ever
used, You can get Your money back. Ask Tor
CHALPANT's. Take no other. All the druggists
,ae,f, aPH
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTTrRE nav

BY Pilkinton, PuIliam Il Co,
Auc'ioneers, Commission Merchants, and Re-,
Estate Agents, No. IL West Pearl s,rs.t
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2ithmond Dispatrh,
Big Barns and Small Dwellings versus

Big Barns and Small Dwellings, versus
Big Dwellings and Small Barns.
A venerable and esteemed friend asked
the other day, elf you divide the lands
how will you manage the part on when
"tho homestead stands ?" Good old soul
1t is easy to sec what passes in his mind
lie likes the old system of dolce far nlcote,
his ease, his fox hounds, and generous old
mint iuleps before breakfast, regardless oil
chow many YOU take" The fine old tel-
low loves 10 look from his hospitable door
on vast acres Of sparse wheat and SPIN
ding corn. with here and there sturdy
oak contcnding with scruhby pines for the
supremacy of barren fields. But he must
see through different glass now. His ne
grocs are gone, and the Old Virginia gen
tlcman has no time to waste. He must
labor TO make both ends meet. "Long
may he wave" and may God forever bless
the Old Virginia gentleman; but he must
not live in ignorance Of the true state OF
thing>-of our changed condition. He
wants and we want the aid of working
men; and they will prove an advantage 10
the best type of society as ii was and as ii
is to be. We need thrifty small farmers
to cultivate our idle lands and "mako
them blossom rs the rose" They will give
encouragement, example. 10 our high-brcd
sons. and make industry honorable in their
sight. They will give dignity to labor, and
show us the value Of our lands and of time
well employed.
We need this, and there is TO denying
the fact. Ii may have been taught in
some of our schools, but very few gradu-
ated in the science of labor. Our system
las been wrong, and we must change it il
We would prosper. There is no doubt OF
il. We must systematic our labor pro-
perly and promptly. Virginia has pro-
duccd many great and good men, and she
will produce many more, but let us not
live on the glory Of the one and the hope
of the other. Let every man be great in
his way by achieving what he undertakes
Reverse the order of things; build large
barns and strive to fill them. If, in sell
ing portions of our lands, we offer the fine
old mansion to the immigrant, nine out OF
ten of them will tell you they don't want
that. 1t is too large for the family. They
have not been accustomed TO q life of ease,
and there is too much waste room in the
house. They see no place in it for stor.
ing grain or housing cattle. Such house
is "splendid misery" TO such q man, for
he wants to be happy in his own way. He
wants a big barn, and small house TO
stay in when he cannot work outside. Let
those retain the grand old dwelling who
can afford it-and we hope there are many
who can-but retain only as much land
with il as can be worked to advantage.
Tend that well, and they will be happier
and richer. They will have use for big
barns, be able to dispense genuine old
fashioned hospitality once more, and lay
up something every year.
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BE S0TiCE.-Thc undersiga ned having been
appointed trustee in a deed executed by Julius
Steenbock Co, made to secure their creditors,
on the 10th day Of April, 1867, conveying among
other things all the debts dne the raid firm notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
concern, whether by bond, note, open account, or
otherwise, to make prompt payment TO the under
signed, who is required Dy the said deed TO all
diligence in the collection Of the same.
NEsTOR II. FORBES,
Trustee for Julius Stoenbock { Co.
Office at w. NJ. Sutton i Co. :, Bankers.
ap l3-ts
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants and Res

BY Pilkinton Pulliam & Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants. and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
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ne SPECIAL MOTTO l..

ne SPECIAL NOTICE.
DISTRICT No. /.
OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE.
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
J. w. HAMILTON,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET. opposite 81. Charles Hotel,
Thankful TO the ci;zefs Of Richmond and the
surrounding country for their very liberal patron
age during The last ten years, and hoping to merit
a continuance Of the same, he would respectfully
inform them that hs has just returned from the
North with choice stock of HATS, CAPS. and
STRAW GOODS for men, youths, and boys. which
he Is determined to sell at prices to suit the times
Give him a call ap ll-eodlm
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THE INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CRrT.
ON DEPOSITS.
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THE CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,
from Batty's Royal Amphitheatre, London).
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,

from Batty's Royal Amphithcatre, Londonl.
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,
Premier Equestriennc.
Miss AMELIA BRIDGES, the graceful and bril-
liant artist on the Elastic Rope, who stands above
| all other compeers.
Mr.. JOHN BRIDGES, Master Of the Stud, and
| Equestrian Director.
MR. EDWIN CROUESTE, the original Conversa-
tionali.t, late of Lents Circus, who IS the very
| embodiment Of humor, mirth, and wit, will also
appear, and relate some anecdotes, tell several
happy stories and crack number Of telling Jokes,
that must please those who can appreciate and en-
iov clever things well told ard portrayed and vi.
wildly deineated.
Mr.. GEORGE BACHELOR, the great yaulter
and lesper OF the age, will execute his Flying
Leap through the air, and finish with his double
somersault
HAIRY CADONA, the most Versatile Performer
in the world, will, at each performance, give his
inimitable somersault act through balloons, can
vass, &c, &c.
Mr.. WILLIAM DONALDSON, the celebrated de.
lineator Of Negro Eccentricities. and Ethiopian
Clown.
ASHTON and WINNIE. the astounding Gym
nass.
ROBERT HUNTER, Leaper.
WILLIAM MORGAN, the Wild Horseman of the
Plains.
JOHN NAYLoR, the most afabls OF Ring Mas
ters.
Mr. II. JENNINGS, Scenic Equestrian.
Professor THOMPSON, Trainer Of Animals.
WILLIAM SMITH, Mr.. POWERS, Mr.. SOM
MERS, Mr.. HEPPARD, and a host Of Acrobats,
Tumblers, Gymnasts, Equines, and Auxiliarieo,
Acting Bears, Sacred Bulls, Performing Dogs, etc,
forming the largest and greatest variety OF per-
formances ever given by any Travelling Troupe.
ADMlSslOS ...,............ III ChsIS.
Doors open at and o'clock performances
commence an hour after.
Will also exhibit ct Staunton on THURSDAY,
April 2Sth; Charlottesville, FRIDAY, April Goth
Lynchburg, SATURDAY, April ?Tth. apl7
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin b Appsrson, uetioneers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

DESIR ABLE FRA M f D TENE-
DMEST, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUYAL
BETWEES ST. PETER AND JUDAH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold At auc-
lion on the premises, on SATURDAY the goth
april. 1887. at ~ O'clock p. NJ. an exeellsnt
FRAMED TENEMENT located az above. suitable
for A small family. and In good order, with a
front por,ico extending the whole length OF the
house. -, ,, :. 49, -
al chi months for negotiable notes, Interest added
secured by a rust deed The taxes t and insurance
lo' 'aARIIsON, GODDIN & APPBRs0s.
apis nue1ioneoIe.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, AEctionegy,,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

| MiSSIONER'S SALE OF VAL
y LIABLE REAL ESTATE OK THE SOUTH
| SIDE OP MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH ASp
TWENTY FIRST STREETS, ASDALSD ~ TIE
WEST LINE Of Twenty FIRST BETWEEI
MAIN AND CARY STREETS As comm ,,ion-r
Of the Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond
acting under decree pronounced by the Jliss
thereof on the Ism Of april l't7 IN the case ~
Huffman and wife ~. Curotii &c, shall proc II
to sell at public auction. on the premises MON
DAY the 22i April, 1887, At half paste q clock r.
NJ, the REAL ESTATE referred ~ In the plain.
ti bill, belonging to the heirs OF tho late Jo.t h
Curottl, consisting OF 4 LOT, with valuable
THREE-sTnRf TENEMENT thereon, located oa
the south side Of Main near TO Twenty nrst stree,
and now occupied by good tenant at 4 fair rep 81.
Also, the VACANT Lot near thereto, froutsg.
30! feet on satd south side OF Main street, running
back about So feet.
Also, the LOT In rear Of tho above, fronting s.
feet on the west line OF Twenty nr,t street, rsa.
niug back about Cd feet, more or less 4 plat u
which viii be exhibited AT the hour Of sale
TERMS. One-third cash balance At xix twelve
and eighteen months. for nsgo able uotes, interest
added, and title retained until all the purcht.a
money l. paid and conveyance ordered by fha
court The taxes and insurance for this year a. Ire
paid by ths purchasers.
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
ap 10 Commissioner
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FUNERAL SoTICE The funeral services Of the
late Mrs. ELIZABETH MARKS and Miss MAkTHA
y B>DN viii take place from Trinity church Oh
SUNDAY, 2lst instant, at II O'clock,
The friends Of the family, aud those Of Mr.. }
7. talhsan. are respectful - invited 10 attend.
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ne MIR. W. MILLER SAYS:

PITTsErRG, September 4, 1883.
NfsSrs WorttffT a. Smith, THt&burg, Pd.:
Gents,-I think | am only doing the part OF
good citizen when testify to the great dement's re-
csived by me from the uss OF your Stomach bit'er'
during the last i've years. Soourning Tor time III
the oil regions in 1901 had severe bilious a'tacA'
which, in connection with dyspepsia, left me III d
very weak condition. was advised to try your
Bitters, and, having procured bottle fonnd tha'
they worked like a charm upon mo, elSh' p"u"ua
having been added TO my weight In the 7p@'" VI
one week and new life seemed to have been IN
fused into my system so much so that have nseh
induced to them every summer since 1ha' time
A. a tonic, think they are Invaluable.
This summer Ia wing had similar attack lana
as before, much reduced,l although under the
treatment o. an 4 No l physician, ! was again
Obliged to have recourse to the old BlteTs, ana
with the same good result, having gained SIX
pounds within few days. | purchased a haIt-
dozen bottles few We s since, and purpose to
use them regularly As a tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain
Yours, gratefully,
ap l3-eod@w WILLIAM hihhhH'
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CTEAM SAW-MILL FOR SALE
- Wishing TO give my entire attention to my
farm, and having nearly gotten III rongh with the
emitting Of my timber, | propose TO sell my STEAM
ENGINE and SAW MILL. The engine IL In good
running order made by Joseph x. Anderson (
Co. Any one wishing 10 engage In the business
can have a favorable opportunity, as the mill may
remain where 1t Is, and large quantity OF timber
be purchased in the borhood-AtIee's
station, Virginia Central railroad nine miles from
Richmond.
/ refer, by permission, to Mr E. +. Archer at
the Tredegar Work., Richmond
! wish to employ several GOOD HANDS, accus.
toned To work At 4 saw-mlll.
ap 9-eod2w N. b. CLARK
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ballard HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
JOHN P. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.

This establishment is now
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
Its acknowledged TO have no superior in tn,
southern States, and to be equal to any in the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make il
equal in every respect to any hotel in this country
and pledges his best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
IN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justifes him
in saying that the accommodations Of no hotel
shall besuperior 10 his.
he asks the support of his friends and tho public
generally.
ap2-ts JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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By Paine 4 60. Auctionsers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE CATA-
IL LOGUE SALE.-on WEDG ESDAY, April "a,
warehouse, by catalogue, a large lot Of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
full assortment Of
MEMS and WOMES'S BOOTS, SHOES, AMI
BALMORALS
several large invoices OF reasonable
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
MEMS and BOYS HATS. &c. &c.
apis PAINE & CO., Auctionees.
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JEWELLERS, &c.


WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELR4,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER wATCHe IS, -
Elegant styles Of GOLD JEWELRf,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
siLyER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS AMI
Forks,
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and pirneG CASToRS
BUrTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARs,
SPECTAcLES for all ages.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
Old Silver purchased or exchanged
mhs 1911 Main street, opposite tbs post. ne.
bridal SETS OF M0ND,
ID PEAHL, AMETHYST, aud
RTRUscAS JEwELRY.
DIAMOND RlSGS,
PINS, and WATCHES.
rich new stock Of
SILy wAkS
in cases for bridal presents, made Of coin silver
Special attention given TO the repairs Of
FINK WATCHES AND JEWkLkl,
SowLAys co.'s.
Corner Main and Tenth streets,
10 above tho Post
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VIII exhibit at Richmond
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 22d, ed, and 2lth.
Location Corner Of Fourth and Clay streets.

The GRAND PROCESSION will be given daily
at II o'clock A. NJ, and WILL without exception, be
found to be the largest and most gorgeous pageant
ever given AZ a public grt'liy. Led by Heralds
and Marshals, a long caravan Of Mounted Knights
attending the Ladies OF the Court, attired in robes
OF regal splendor. Succeeding this will come the
beautiful BAND-CAR, containing ECKHART'S
METROPOLITAN BRAss BAND-the finest or
chestra ever attached to a travelling establish
ment This will be followed by the long list Of
animated spendors, and will terminate with the
blooded, highly-trained ACTING HORSES, the
ELFIN PONIES, and MULES.
Witness the following list, comprising only
portion OF the performers forming the
GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTS
connected with the
MODEL EXHIBITION
Of the Nineteenth Century.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF

/ q DI = 4 Il On IF UT BNN IN Ut
- THE ESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
COMPASY.-The undersigned. comma, on.r. =
the Circuit Court Of Alexandra county. 10y rsr.4.
Of decree Of that court rendered at the sr@c.4
term in February, l,67 in the case of the B1,r8 :
Public Works Of Virginia against Sedan, wHaaf,
& Co, ri at. defendants, will, at u O'Clock CO
THURSDAY the 30th day OF May, 1897, before t#s
front door Of the court house Of that county or
and sell a. auction to the highest bidder 1 .sf.s
amount Of the bonds Of the Chesapeake and nh.o
Canal Company. They comprise the following, 10
wit:
parcel II hvs bonds, known a. SPECIAL Bayls,
Nos. 4g3 IaI 525 528 and 52T. for tI!o ruO r.r.#n
In par value from $40 900 to $50 zoo Also,
parcel known "a PKEFEREED BoSDs for
tl3 500.
TEKMs OF SALE: Cash for s. 900 the r-sIIge for
well endorsed negotiable not3 or note, Al six
months hearing interest
JAMES NELSON. lct.t--
NH t3OM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ay THE HOME TESTIMONY ALREADY
on file at WOODS Pharmacy is amply su'neienlt"
place the CAsTALIAN CREAM In the rom rank u
hair dressings and tonics. For SAFE py 'n' .a'
druggists. ~ =
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Capital, surplus and reserved funds,
IpoIdI $40, SIS
Assets in the United States, over...... 1900 o00
Daily premiums, upwards OF (goldl..... 1900
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sE NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
ISAAC GREENTREES,
sll Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
The undersigned has just returned with new
and desirable stock OF goods, consisting OF
Boys, Youths, and Gents CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, OF all kinds;
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HANDkERCHIEFs,
COLLARS, SOCKS,
HATS, Of all The latest styles:
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere
!. GREENTRBE,
sll Broad street lold No. ll7l,
ap 2o-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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BY Grubbs ( Williams, Auctionser.,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or EX-
~ CELLFNT BRICK DWELLING ~ THs
SOUTH SIDE OF JACKSON. JUST ABuEEAphgs
STREET By virtue Of decree Ht tie Ha,.
tirgs Court of Richmond, entered March 49, l,as,
in the case Of Reeve AMI as, wx. Reeve and al. .
the undersigned commissioner appointed thereby
viii sell at public auction, upon the PREMISE. on
THURSDAY. 2jth april, al hlIf-p4>t 1 O'clock
NJ ii fair II not, the next fair day thereafter 81
the same hour, the BRICK Dw baLISG .u..t.i ts
abov" described, now in the occupancy %, Mr.
Burke The house contains i've rooms and is sab.
stAntially built; brick kitchen with two rooms.
large yard and garden. The lot fronts atty-,ersu
feet, and run, back the usual d pth.
TEkNs.-One fourth cash, balance AZ 2. J. g. :
10, IL, and IL months, for negotiable notes. Inta.
r,-f added, and ute retained uurl al the ant.,
are paid TAKE, for lsGi t. be- paid by tho par laser
y J. BtkR REEVE Commissioner
GgrBEs & WILLIAMS, AuctiCnsrrs. agE
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THE SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPoN
sIBLE FOR ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS MUST BE SHAREHOLDERS.

The Policies of this company are issued by well
known American citizens resident in the United
States, who are directors and shareholders, and
consequently, with the other shareholders, are in.
dividually liable for all the engagements of the
company. All policies are signed by them.
All claims are payable in cash on proof Of loss
without deduction for interest and not, as is usual
sixty days after presentation Of proof.
They expire at clock 7. NJ, and no. at noon.
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.

DOMESTIC INSURANCE
II FIRE AND MARINE
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
has removed TO No 1914 Main street, formerly oc-
cupied by the banking house Of G. w. Purcell /
Co. The rooms heretofore occupied by this com
pany, 1910 Main street, second floor are for rent.
Apply at the new office l2lI Main street, to
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary: or,
u. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
mi
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneeu,,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" HoUSE AND LOT At THE NORTHEAST
INTERSECTION OF sANDTwEHTY- sEV E3TH
STREETS, IN THE COUNTY OF HESK.ro. -
Pursuant to the provisions Of decree ~ the
County Court Of Henrico county pronounced ou
the !th day Of February, ls67, in the case 81 Rex
Us. Rex, shall as special commissioner proc-- 4
10 sell on THURSDAY the ?ith day of April, l,sT.
At half past I o'clock =. NJ, upon the premises.
tn HOUSE and Lot at the northeast interseCtl0 on
OF and Twenty seventh streets. now in the occ4.
panCy Of Mrs. Anna 4. Rex. fronting on the east
line OF Twenty seventh street Ia feet and ruuuiu.
back along the north line Of street 10 fo.t be.
ing part OF square No. 30 in Hacklsrs plan q
Ruherioords addition To the city az Richmond.
IL Will be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS: e-third cash balance At three and
six months for hond. with security, ant title r..
tanned until all the purchase money l. paid. Tia
taxes and insurance for tia prose- mt BE- raj
by the purchaser. JOHNSON II. sASns
apis Special Commissioner
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POLICIES ISSUED IN CURRENCY, GOLD, OK
STERLING.

We would respectfully call the attention of our
friends and the public generally to the many ad
vantages and the undoubted responsibility and Sc
curity offered by this company.
Will contnue to issue all kinds Of FIRE and
LIFE POLICIES on the most favorable terms
DAVENPORT i CO.,
apl7--ts General Agents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The management, having every facility at their
disposal, capital at their command, and know
ledge Of what style of entertainment would suit
the people and meet the appreciation and cordial
support OF the fm.Liectudt, refined, and religious
portion of the community, determined to form an
institution of which they could be justly proud,
and that would enable them to rest assured that
when their manifold attractions were presented,
and had been seem that full satisfaction would be
given to and acknowledged by their patrons.
TALENT, NOVELTY, WONDER, SUPERIORITY
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ARE sA-
LENT POINTS PLAINLY
DISCERNIBLE
IN THE
GREAT SHOW
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AZ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

az UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
tSAVIHGS INSTITUTIOHl,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAEb.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, sseo, 900.
THE INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CErT.
On DEPOSITS.
I. DAySEPCRT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLE2. Cashier.
n!RLcToEs.
IA Paine, /. y. Cronshsv. w. K. ousrles,
Tin. n. Lyons, 1r., 4. 4. blanfsn-
A. BoteEsr, d. L. Wsisiger, ship,
W. 4. spot, Moses Eiiyson, }. b. Nir'tcn,
a. l.. Elicit, Jas. W. hrchar, A. A. hu,ca'h'
&. r. Taylor, J. Rosonbaum, 2cn,
w. z. Binford, j. W. Hall, w. A. Jehkln''
J. A. Bslvin. w r Gray, w. E. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred 3oseS. !. N. No"In.
The ,a.urisy offered TO derositors is undoubted,
And the Institution should commend Itself to I'll
slssses.
The attention o! all In city snd country IL called
10 this institution. Here they will nnd security.
convenience, and proht Suns es small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent. lnts-
rest received on same.
once hours from "a. N. to'P. N: on Saturday
from "a. II. to3P. NJ, and from tosP. II.
ie ls-daswts
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4 NEW COMMERCIAL
Il INSTITUTION.
OLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE.
To he opened April ?ith 1897 over 1917 Main street.
Richmond.

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Young Men,-An unusual opportunity Is now Of
frrcd you IL secure athOrough courre OF instruction
Ia business affairs Al H very ncdsrate cost new
Institution Claims your patronage, and offers you
all the ddvagtd. ~ Of tACse long established Your
interests and those Of the ius ltutloa will be re-
ciprocal: and YOU can be assured that no better
facilities will bc offered you anywhere.
Scholarships emitting holders To Unlimited time
in all the departments OF the College will be Issued
cent les. than the established rates of tuition
For further information call al the office or ad dress
ap lU-3t q. MDhRlo AICOL, Principal