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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
TIE CANNiBALS.
How Captain Dudley Put a Penknife in the
Cabin BOYS Throat.

How Captain Dudley Put Penknife III the
Cabin. Boys Throat.
Captain Dudley, OF the Mignonetle, has
freely discussed the terrible adventures
which beiell him at sea. After describing
the wreck and the manner in which the
crew put of in a boat, he says: The sea
was raging round us, and we managed 10
make sea-anchor with pinnacle and some
boards. The boat was leaking. but cut
of the bottom Of my trousers and drawers
and stopped up the hole. About III
O'Clock shark came alongside, but
we beat him oil with the oars.
our situation was n truly terrible
one. and ii seems now a miracle how the
dingy kept alOat in such sea. On the
fourth day we succeeded in catching Lair
sized tultle which seemed to swim to the
boat and almost turn himself up for us.
We drank his blood out Of the ehronometer
box, and afterwsrd cut up the whole OF the
flesh into strips and hung il round the boat.
So oyeriOyed were we at this find that we
ate our second tin Of turnip. Day after
day passed. and on the eleventh day we had
finished the futile, and had nothing left ex-
cept The two fms, but we ate every portion,
even the bones.
1.-THE fat Of the turtle proved very nutri-
tious, and we got water = few times when
there were showers by catching the rain in
our oilskins, though sometimes when we
had q little drop a sea broke into II and
spoiled il so TINT We had 70 'hro%' 4 away,
We went on from the fifteenth TO the TWEEN
tieth day without any food at all or drink.
and ny that time we had begun TO look each
other in the face very black. The boy,
who had drank some sea water AZ night,
had said, We shall al, die aud remark
cd, we shall have to draw lots. bows
This was ignored by all, and they said.
I'VE had better die together ,osrShich |
replied, So let il be, but it IL hard Tor four
TO die, when perhaps one might save the
rest. 4 day or two before | suggested we
should try and make some kind OF sail.
which we did with our shirts rugged on an
oar for q mast, aud n strand Of the painter
for shrouds and stays.
"Jhings now looked "a bad as they
could On either the nineteenth or TWEEN
tieth day the boy was lying in the bottom OF
the boat, where he had been for two days,
gasping for breath and nearly dead. AT
al out 3 o'clock in the morning j said to the
mate. What Is to be donel | believe that
bov Is dying. You have Il wife and five
children. and have wife and three chit
dren.' | SAID that human flesh had been
eaten before. Stephens replied, 'See
what daylight brings forth. Brooks
| took his watch at O'Clock. and
We made motions 10 each other. Brooks
said he could not do il, and Stephens said
he could not do Il. l told Brooks to go
| forward, which he did. ! then took hold
CT the shrouds and had n last look round
TO see IL anything was in sight, but there
was nothing. | offered up "a prayer most
| feryently that God above might forgive us
for such an act, and then | knelt down by
the boy and said, Now, Dick, my boy
your time has come He murmured
What, me STRIP l put the penknife IN hi
throat, and he was dead instantly"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
Hsnry CIay's Grandson shot.

A Louisville special says Henry Clay,
q well-known lawyer and politician. was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded here Sun
day morning by Andrew Wepler, coun-
Gilman Of the Eleventh Ward. Clay was
drinking and wanted 20 borrow some mo-
ney from Wepler, who would not lend him
~ much as he wanted. Clay then began to
abuse Wepler and went to secure pistol
with which to shoot him. On his return
The two men. armed with pistols, said they
were ready TO fight and took their stands.
Wepler fired and the bullet struck Clay in
the groin aud ranged downward in the
thigh. Clay is the grandson OF Henry Clay.
He was one OF the Arctic yoyagers in the
ill.fated Proteus and was prominently NEIL
toned for Congress from this district. Ills
wound Is very dangerous. though hc may
recover. Wcpler gave himself up.
LATER-DIgD or MS WOUNDS.
LOUISVILLE. KY. September 22.-Hon.
Harry Clay, who was shot yesterday morn
ing by Councilman Andrew Wepler, died
this morning. Since Mr.. Gays death
much Indignation prevails. and there is
talk Of lynching Wepler, who is confined
IN iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23

ter 4 eomtltsed except q % The vitalis,ng
process. You can say, for me that N
few weeks the public viii have an
opportunity Of seeing the practical
and successful results Of my seven
years Of experimenting. Although my in'-
isal discovery was purely accidental, bAve
pursued my Investigations systematically.
and am az confident Of the result az l am
that the sun will set. Recently have
made number OF experiments with my
gun, and also with my motor, IN the pres
cnce OF the stockholders Of the motor com.
pany and Of prominent scientific men, ana
they have expressed themselves as apund,
the applications Of the vaporic force. In
fact, Tor long time the only trouble has
beer to bride the force. Its existence IS
beyond dispute. This have succeeded IN
accomplishing. and the problem that re-
mains Is Of insignificant Importance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
L. o u y ID !
FOR LADIES ONLY.

REMEDY endorsed by Tie bed physician. and
REMEDY that Mr.. G. W. O'Seill, Goodwater
Ala, says raised his wife from An inyallds bed,
and he believes saved her life.
A REMkDY or which prominent Atanta m-r-
chant szid: " woul d have given $500 a. soon
as would nlckle for what two bottles OF y0aI
medicine did for my daughter"
A Remedy In regard 60 which ;. ]. Cssseil. VI.
d., druggist, 1homssyille, Ca, says; 81 I can
all the usual rem, dies had failed
\ REMEDY about which DIR. Il. Is. Terrell Ia
Grange, Ga, writes: " | have used for the li1I
twenty years the medicine You are putting M.
and consider IL the best combination ever got
ten tosethor for the disease for which 1t Is re-
A REMEDY about which DIR. joel Brinhsm, A.
lauts, said: IL have examined The recipe, nd
have no hesitation IN advising rs use, aud con.
nCcntly recommend H."
REMEDY which the Rev. IL. &. johnson. near
Marietta, Ga. says he has used In his family
with the utmost satisfaction" and recon-
mtnded II 10 three families. " who found 10 "
he just what II Is recommended "
4 REMEDY 81 which PembertOn. iyerson 4 Den
nison say: WehsSe teen selling IL for many
years. With constantly increasing ssles. The
article ISIS stsp.e with u.s. and ole OF absolute
merit"
A REuEDY on which Lsmsr Rankin & LANAI
saw We sold nfty gross IN four mouths, aud
never sold II IN any place but what It Wa
wanted again.
A REMEDY br which DR.. Baugh, Of lagrange,
Ca, says: =" | cured one OF the most obstinate
cases OF NICARtOUs MENsrRUATION that ever
came within my knowledge with few bot
ARENEDY Of which DIR. J. G.. Huss. Notagulg,.
Ala, says: am fully CON inced that IL Is ua-
ryslles for thst class OF diseases which II
A REMEDY about which Major John c. Whiiner,
OF Atlanta, well and fayorably known all oycf
the United states asa general insurance agent,
saws: T" used this remedy before. the war on
large plantation on great number OF CATS
always with sbsoiuie success
REhEDY about which Mr.. j. W. Strange. OF
aNfl ls. a m IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23

Mr.. j. ii. Hunt, grocer, northeast corner
Paramount avenue and Anu street, Balti-
more, Md, states that he had a severe at
tack OF acute inaammatory rheumatism aud
HIS pains were such he could not walk.
After one Application OF st. Jacobs OIL. the
conqueror OF pain, he experienced imme-
date relief and was able to walk as well as
ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
WASHINGTON COUNT.
A Great Day for Democrscy-NiiilaHs
Buchanan. and Ward Speak.
Isnncial inlngram % The Dlsnalcl.l
ABINGDON, VA, September %. 1881

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
ABINGDON, Va, September %. 1884.
This has been n good day for Democracy
in Washinnion. Samuel w. Wilkins, Esq.
Of Bland; John a. Buchanan, Esq, and
Judge George ". Ward. OF this county,
made telling speeches for Cleveland, Hen
bricks, and Trigg to large audience in
the courthouse.
Mr.. Williams made fine impression on
cur people. making one OF his best speeches.
Mr.. buchanan next made a most foreible
speech. He told facts that thrilled his au-
dience, and Judge Ward then made short
hut very effective speech. He discussed
Balley's public record in 4 most effective
manner.
Al the speakers were enthusiastically
applauded.
lion. John 6. Wise and Colonel Sum-
mers spoke in front OF the courthouse.
More than one half Of Wlse's audience
were Democrats. Colonel Summers closed
by asking for three cheers for Blaine,
Logan, and Bailey. They were given very
ieebly. A Democrat in Wise's audience
then proposed three cheers for Cleveland,
Hendricks, Trlgg, and honest government,
and this was responded TO most heartily,
much to the chagrin Of Mr.. Wise aud his
Radical friends. Washington county will
give her usual majority Tor Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Major John W. Daniel Addresses Fifteen
Hundred People.
Especial telegram to tie Dispstch.I

Especial telegram TO tie Dispstoh.I
LIBERTY. Va. September "a, 1884.
Nsior Daniel to- day addressed an immense
audience. Fifteen hundred people from
every section OF the county assembled TO hear
him. Those who supposed that the canvass
was lacking In enthusiasm were convinced
to-day that the Democracy OF Bedford are
thoroughly aroused.
Never was a grander reee ption given
Vlrginian than the people OF Bedford gave
our noble standard-bearer. Hrs speech was
eloquent beyond description. The i'm.
mense audience literally hung upon his
burning words, and bursts Of applause
greeted every point. The majority for
Cleveland, Hendricks, and Daniel will sur
pass any majority ever given in prcsiden-
tial year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
HALIFAX COUNTY.
The Democratic Campaign Oyensd-Fizgatt
asd Munford speak.


Especial telegram 10 The Dispalch.l
SoUrH BosToN. Va, September %, 1884.
The campaign was opened to-day with
rousing speeches at Halifax Courthouse
from Captain j. II. ii. Figgatt, Of Bote-
tourt, and b. ID. Muniord, Esq, Of Pittsyl-
vania. The crowd IN attendance was not
very large, as the farmers are very busy at
home cutting tobacco. Messrs. r. L. HUI
bard and Page Morris, two aspirants 10
congressional honors on the Republican
side, were on hand. Propositions from
these two gentlemen for Joint discussion
were declined. The Democratic speakers
addressed the white people present, while
the Republican orators entertained 10 the
best OF their ability Few faithful satellite,
and the colored brother. The day passed
Off very quietly. The Democrats are IN
high spirits, and the people OF the state
may look for good news from this county
In November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
PAGE COUNTY.
Judge staples Addresses a Splendid Audience
in the Court-House-the Republican Meet
Special telegram to the Dispatch.I
LrnAY. Va. September %. 1894.

ing.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
LuRAY, Va, September %. 1894.
To-day has been grand Gay for the
Democracy Of Page county. Judge St.-
pies addressed large cOneourse OF people
to-day IN the courthouse in this place.
Every available seat was filled, and much
OF the standing room occupied by those
anxious 10 hear this able exponent OF true
Democracy.
The speech was in every way worthy of
the man and the occasion, and was listened
10 with rapt attention by the large crowd
present. Judge Staples took occasion 10
say during his speech and afterwards that
never before in his life had il been his
pleasure to address n more attentive and
apprcciative audience. Among those pres
ent were noticed many: OF the substantial
citizens Of Psge county, who have been
Readjustcrs in the past, but who cannot be
led by Malone into the Republican camp.
The audience in the courthouse was in
strange contrast to the crowd on the out
side who composed the Republican meet
ing. and were addressed lay DIR. Webb and
Lurty and LOuthan. The crowd on the
outside was largely made up OF negroes
and boys, the latter being attracted by the
music furnished by the Luray Brass Band.
This fact was happily illustrated by Judge
Staples, who said, during the course 0! Bis
remarks, that when he wanted to go to q
circus he paid his so cents and went 10 4
good one.
Every effort was made by the Republic
cans TO draw the crowd away from the
Democratic meeting, but in this they made
a miserable failure, as the Democratic meet
ing was much the larger Of :he two. Judge
Staples's speech was one OF the ablest IL has
ever been our pleasure 10 hear. aud II will
have a good effect both upon those who
have heretofore been Reddjusters and in
arou.ing the Democrats TO renewed en-
erey and enthusiasm. Page will give n
good majority this fall for the Democratic
firknf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
Weather Report.

IBy teFtfraph 70 The Dspatotl.T
WAsHG0T0y. ID. c., September 22.-For
the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather and local showers, lower tempera-
ture. variable winds.
For the South Atlantic States. generally
fair weather, east TO south winds. stationary
temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23

"a u af q =.
TUEsAPEAKE AND Ohio n rr,S
CWAY.-sCHEDULE IN EEfkcK sSr
BfR Is iss1i EAyE RICHMOND
~ ~, r.wro,t's News, Oid Point Come
$40 A. n ~ AM Norfolk. Daily except sgn-
Az 0sIv three hours ana twenty'
az ,otnu,ss Richmopd ~ noffoit.
,o.ssAu. For n, stations and Lexingt.nL,, n.y. -,
Ao''' Louisville. and Cincinnati
. ss.s s"aasyil accommodation al.
s''V ", except sunday. Stops ~ ." '"''
AIS ?. NJ ior Eswpertssr ssw cse Us ssnSsv.
.Aopu r"r Ioa,syiIle and CiBcipnati: con-
o'fV IL "' os,,ng ar All points West, Nortn-
vest. and southwest. Fat crprss'
daily. Does not stop Tor Local ,, Ssi,
,ass Pullman sieep;ng.chrs hl.n-
ness sS ~ oinrinnatI and Washington
, nna 10 lastesyilla 10 Louisville.
,x.oop ~ s s kshi,nd' XIV, Night express ex-
cent sunday. G. and y. sieepins-s"
toClftOn Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
o.,oa NJ. From Ashland. KY, except Sunday.
io45 A. N. From Norfolk. Old soin,, sn' Ne'
MORT, News. except Sudity. "A,
4:oo Pm From Louisville, Cis s,,ngnv, '''
s.so T.. A. From, Norfolk except sunday. Fr TN
Old Point aud Newports sewsaeny'
eaop.m. FROM Louisville and CINCINNATI
fas, ssg e x;. S4,Ml, x.ss and oli
Point will leave Rirhrnoud hrASh., ah" ''h'' ~
Richmond $50 y. VI. rctufnlng. ...,,
DEPOT: Seventeenth and Broad stfees rhos.-
Ticket-O fhces: 1000 MAIN sliee' ~'
peake and ohio Railway Depot; VI. FILLER,
General Passenger Agent;
c. W. SMITH. Genelal MANAGER. au oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
NEWSPAPER FOR sAIE.
-''~''|- ~ y SNNN<efSCy0rrJec.cc.N<
EOR SALE, THE TIDEwATER LIBE-
RAJ NEWSPAPER AND ourrIr.

See Rowell' Newspaper Directory forts status.
one of the two Republican papers in the Frs.
congressional district. Apply to the proprietor,
Gloucester Courthouse, Va. ses-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
AUCrfON sALBs.--r4is ucy:~ ~,
ny w. n. Lyme = Co.,
peal Frsate Agents and AuctionccsT
No.1113 Main street.


4 UCTIOE SALE OF IVA yAL,Uo asS Oh
"a aaoWvn Ei, ET1sRSEr, RfTwEEN. TwIESXrIr1:.
S SIsrn ASp T8ESTY, Il s SET H..
AAuwrrN BROAD AND MARSHALL .ssrsvvEEbn.s
I'm FRAME STABLE trO BE HGmU ,, ,D,,i,c
ey request Of the owner, we shall sell w
s ny on the premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, ESD INSTANT.
.,.,ass p. NJ. that ATTRACTIVE vkC.ANd
aa.nT 90 ty 100 feet. on the norh side ., Yfh
-, between Twenty-hfth and Twsn,y .lsre
s.rS. snd adjoining on the west the ne" ss"'N
street. s,, snu of john q. Walter, ssq. .vr
ana Also. Two VERY ID ps ISL AL Eiroasus 20
Lvlr, Inc we.yt side OF Twenty stree, -. y
ann proad and Marshall streets; me ,s,,
fRAmE S or Tn'f ten r days e' solo TOT
AM ~ ~, ~. J,nc third cisn the residue Dy u.s.
uanIe notes, at si1 and twelve months, WIN '"-
teieet anus", III" ". III. LYME a CO..
Aucflonecr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
pEpARrCRE OF STEAMERS.
IAMEs-RIyER sTEA NJ SfTfl.i
d, BOAT LINE, -s~%--><&-
BETWEEN
prcuuoNp AND CLAREM0NJ.

steamer ToHAMA,. 3. $: AsKE% ca cs.pn,a ln
,rse,. AZ i0 a. every TUESDAY. IHIRN-
DAY. and SATURDAY, stopping az an lndl9s,'
Freighis received from r. ~ a.o every MOLLY 9n
dsvs Tbnrsdays, and Saturdays. Every accom-
Sncd,,ion will he extended 10 PASSENGERS.
- 8 IL. = MAnDEl.L. GcnerlI Won't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
TOILET ARTICLES.

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC TOILET
u PREPARATIONS; Lubln's, Colgates. Chlr1s's.
lows Extracts and Toilet Waters In bottles and
quantities To suit; PEARLS White Glycerine; lie
vaselne, Camphor lee, Cold Cream, &c. I'VE
Nkk, Druggist, corner Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~
COMPANY. ~.ass,ks51e
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one 81 their splendid
amers-(;ITYANDOTTE, ROANOKE, nAN-
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. aud EtCHMoND-
LVFKY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
IEor hours Of sailing see Advertisement helow.l
Steamers leave New York TT E>DAlS- THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS nj , Il. VI. from Pier 20
new number, North river, foot 81 he 'ch street.
They have splendid saloons state-rooms' ana
The fare. accommodations, and alterations are
unsurpassed ,,,,,,,
Afler-cabln fare o. New York tlnelufing meals
win subsi sfepcc. 81: without subsistence, IS.
FIeights for points beyond New YORK tofwarie1
with dispatch, and 10 charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
freight received until q O'Clock =. NJ. daily,
For further information apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents
tyoo Office. cOmranv's wharycs. Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23
Auction sALEs-Fusure Days


gy Jas. EacaouK,ll, Auctionccr,
No. 10 Governor street.
CUPERIOR ROSEW AsE
- PLANO EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITIIRE, ZINE CARPETS, PICK Mli'koN' w.
AT AUCTlUS.-Un
WEDNESDAY, 24TH INSTANT
II OK o'clock will sell at the residence NO ~
.sst Clay street. the entire HOUSEHOLD FbRNl-
TVRE, embracing In part ocr.vr
PIANO: carved legs and an Instrument or
very hnc tone and finish, made 10y Char'Ss
H Stien Of Baltimore: 800. ,,-,, Ar,
HANDSOME fRENCH-PLATE PIER MIN
RURA AID STAND; -..-. , -
Nice WALNUT PARLOR SUIT; several eI-
celient Brussels Carpets (sOme nearly new. Nh-
uut secretary and foOs-Casc walnut mtrOt-
Ton Bulret Walnut EItension-f Table ana Draw
Ing Room Chars; l excellent 3O-Day treneh
Clock lin good erierl walnut and other Marble
nor Chamber suits; Wardrobe. Bedsteads, Bu-
reau., WashrsLds, and Tables; Walnut lila. Rack:
oiI-Cloth, Curtains and C0rnice, Pictures l COOL
Refrigerator; China Toast Crochar'' Glass
ware, &c. ,.,.,..,
The attention ofhOu-ekeapers generally l. asked
A. the goods are in uicc order and me sale POSI-
tive. JAS ha'DVtNhisI'
.cs2 Aucttnn"os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-23

WANTS.
WANTED, BUYERS TO KNOW
w We WILL Sill at Richmond and rrc'ic
sbo b mi syfsips 6Icr
fs FAB orArots s'ii 4 ss'sst
WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR AN
BtsINEss icigARs AND cHasR9orsi. crsi,s
- @as-s, ~ N care of Carrier No: 9.
WANTED, BY A LADY or EXPE.
w HENCE, SITUATION % teach the nsuai
Engii'h branch,s; also. French, Music, and
Draw.ng' TO beginners. Address.
sc 2s.st Orange Courthouse. Va.
WANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO AT
W TEND TO housekeeping and assist IN seoe-
raj house-work. Must be well recommended. APP
ply a. once al No. Beast Franklin siree,. sr,o,
WANTED, A WHITE COOK,
w either Irish or German. Apply between IL
-"' " W. go ''"' &c e3-lt
w ANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY A
w YOUNG MAN of steady HABITS Assistant
book keeper or collector preferred. keferenc..
given II required. Address a. IL. b., DfsP5 OF
M ANTED. BY THE CHERAw
w u.
at $50 per month. Address ACADEhh
90 23-lt Cheraw. ;. =.
WANTED, A GOOD SERVANT TO
w WASH, IROS, and COOK. One without
encu,nbranee. Must come wen recommended.
Apply at 14Oi east msin street, upstairs
WANTED, BY A WIDOW LADY, A
w SITUATION ina store or 70 sew 10 pr,
yate family: undestnds emitting and htnus'
Address SEWING, care Of Carrier No. IL. ~
A COIORED MAN AND WIFE WANT
N a SITUATlON-msn az walter or coachnnn;
Wife as cook. CITY References n er,o, ,vo,,..
seIi-2tN olu bre9S Nsc,.r-.
WANTED, ONE TO TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS
for ono or more years secured On farm noar Rich
mono nSty worm -FOUR ''''e' ''''' ''"'" MONEY,
Sc costs DtspHtca ONCE.
WANTED, A GOOD DRIVER FOX
w nv two.horsc furniture wagon, VINO onh
read aud wiite, and understands hindllng InrnI-
tire and carc OF horses. None need apply un'e-s
we ee i fsce5ai;%'"'e'' GEORGE p. STACY.
WANTED. BY A LADY OF LONG
w AND SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE, n
pnsJTi1S IN RICHMOND OR VICINITY As
G0VFRNESs. Teaches English. including hlgll,
Mathematics. frcncH, Nb'hl anu hi,h u'h,,--
Music, and rudimente ofLatin. Would not 0o)ect
~ aching as yIjRSERY COVERINGS. Beat Re-
ferences given. Address TEACHER, care Carrier
o. city. = ,-ey-os-
100000 w RHSHD' VI % ~
Highest prices raid At depots In Richmond or
"""'''''"'' A. ID. sHoTwELL z CO.,
iy 24-eod3m Manchester, Va.
w ANTED. TO SELL AN EACEL-
w LENT INFORMATION AND bAR-
MSS Also. a PERFECTLY RELIABLE Ia
Ty-s HORSE sold for no fault, The owner hay
had tnnlv 10 W. c. SMITH,
80 oG.5t 314 np-ih Firth street.
OOO TONS SUMAC WANTED.
l.OOO for which will guarantee the hi ;he0s
market price IN CASH.
Bags frte. Write for quotltions ,o
GEORGE L. KING
3AO0 TO $500 Williamsburg avenue:
~ tN-tOcls Rlchmoni. va.
WANTED. 4 SITUATION TO TEACH
w m n family or school by lady OF many
Wars exuerience, well qualified to touch all The
English branches, French, Music on PIANO ana
organ. Best references given and required; Ad-
dress Mrs. NJ, care Postmaster. Hanover IoGrt-
honse. VA 80 2-Tuft
WANTED, 4 YOUNG LADY DE
w sIRES TO ENGAGE WITH SOME
SCHOOL. CITY OR COUNTRY. As TEACHER
or PIANO. References given. Terms moderate.
Address. MUSIC. Di,pdtch Office. Sc lo-2"
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FOR HEHT-
EoR RENT.
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
$40 10000 PER MONTH.

Foh RENT ca
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
go TO $50 PER MONTH.
qI2 Leigh. near Tenth street; IA rooms.
2Of Third street. Candles liill; IL rooms
ho.f Fiftil, rear HsiG street: 10 rooms,
g0Q Clav. near Tenth street; 10 rooms.
p2Z Main, corner Linden street; 10 rooms.
ia cary. near Adams IL rooms. new.
100 Third, near Franklin: rooms.
Sl4 Eighth street, near clay: rooms
800 Main. near Madison; . rooms.
aU3 Canal, near Third; 8 rooms.
ll3 MAYO, near Ross; s rooms; cheap.
0l3 rifih. near Leigh; rooms.
lOl4 hsrsha!l, near Hancock. rooms.
2lll Franklin, nGir Iwtniy-hrst. rooms
$40 Fourth street, CANDLES liill; rooms.
1901 grove avenue; rooms.
ll5 CARY, near Adams; rooms.
BIS south Laurel street; rooms.
2s2 south Ch Try street; rooms.
ZIG south Cherry street, 4 rooms
SMALLER HOUSES IN other localities.
STORES. FACTORIES, OFFICES.
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Real Estate Agentssnd Auctionsers,
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