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el4 Seventh Street Northwest.
Reduced Rates 10 the worlds Expx.
sitiOn at Now Orleans via RkN O.

onlces OF b. & o. II. R.-619 aptPf351 Penna.
fTSosSu at 'hS SIT Tn orleans ssns
end returning SAND r0ke. For tickets by one
route, returning a noyent route, S4s. spe-
cial rates for papRue Of nifty or more. These
tickets are COL going rpr 1lteen days. good
acceptei % starting point till June 10, 1885.
For ip)fmation as to different routes and &C
congratulations apply as above.
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URDERTAKERS.
ADDIRON DAv

PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CABINET
MAKER,
Roady-made Conlne, Baskets ana shrouds,
No. sol IA street, corner OF o st. 8. W. Branch
store, GAL Mass. ave. n, W. Orders promptly
executed at reasonable rntos. II
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WTANTED-A CANVAssER, MALE OR FE-
w males business genieol and profitable
lnoi poJkt)i must be refined and experienced;
with references, NBustneqe," Critic Oflcc,
de0-3ts
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LnaGes' IEaRssRhks.

NOV IoI Ilt-1tpo IlOIIdays, very cheapi At
heepSaIASf'btyonthh street northwest.
s, n, WATERS, grocer, 49, tioReffth Street
northwest, says Maihsnsufots Who have tried
Lipps' REGnAAsafH7sSAp will have no other.'
FANCY KIT overeaEss1 rs n variety at re.
duced prieaSstaectnnn HroB dprnor TN ana h.
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HowEIs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 6l7 7th ct.
DRoFEssoR j. O. COLLINS HAS OPENED
l. his boxing class st No. FOG Second 81.
NV, nOlO n
4 AIDES "ooMPoUND PILLS OF TAN5Y"
u are perfectly safe and always efIectual.
Sealed particulars, &c. wilcox Specific Medi-
cine Company, Philadelphia, Pa. tu-th's
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w ANTED-- BY A CoLoRED WOMAN,
w washing by tho day or month; gentle
men,s wush preferred. Call on OF address
Lizzie, 1903 sst.p.w. deO
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New York stock Market,

The following have been furnished by Bato'
man & Co., bankers, 1411 Il street, beiug the
most active stocks In the New York Exchange:
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Fresh Attorney butter, cAuNaJ, sEUry morn.
Ing aud delivered In "a ksaAtfd" prnts, 15c.
per 10. Also cQLtssq w IL saf butsermilk ami
aGeet alsagoc.-per at. era'bn, lbo' per pint,
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GNIAKE ASSURANCE DOUBLE SURE"
INI WASHINGTON FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON.
SnrnIna To Policy. IInldnra. 81. Onn lll-

surplus as 10 Pollcy-Holdere, $l,2OU,OOO.
j. b. winner, Manager, 1i10 N. Y. ave.
Insuros Houses, Buildings, Stock, Furniture
aud property OF every description at lowest
rates. THE, the season OF probable disastrous
fires, ia the time to fully insure. Surplus
lines written on acceptable risks. Facilities
for placing large lines. Liberal commissions.
Life, Plate Glass and Live Stock Insurance
erected In best companies.
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I ADIES-PENNYROYAL PILLS ("CHICHEs-
l. ter's English'O, the only genuine, safe,
Chichester Chemical Co., 2313 Madison So,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1y23-eod
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KARTED--Relp-Mdis.

Advertisements OF Three lines under his hes
inherited three times for Is cents
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KhKTED--Heip--Femaie.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this heaa
Inserted three times for % cents,
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WANTED Sttuanons--femnte.

WANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECT
w able, neat white girl, 1S years OF age, to
stand In some Kind OF u store until after the
u, e. deO
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- and only reliable Ladies' Physician in
the city, can DO consulted daily, 800 Missouri
avenue, fret street south OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between 80 and IA streets. All
female complaints and irregularities quickly
removed. Prompt treatment. Correspondence
and consultations strictly confidential. sepa.
and too. au9-g
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-~-fii certain province IN southern Russia 2
CON ls current which f. made IN the form OF "a
wafer from the Juice of "A tree. The value a.
so microscopic that 100000 of them would DO
required 10 purchase an Amecriln dollar.
PFenttss' Compound Tar Crochos
for bronchitis, Sc L as.sessrs
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10

VATANTED--A GIRL OR BOY FOR DINING
w room servant; to stay at night. Apply
at 9O27 st, NV. delj.ytf
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WILL lam DENOTE, THE ONLY ORIGINAL
w Philadelphia clothing agent ropre-
ecntins TOWER HALL, OF Philadelphia. rho
only place for Atwood winter suits to order at
next to City Postoflce. no22-1u
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WyANTED--A NEAT COLORED BOY TO
w walt on table; only those having expert
ence and good references need apply. No. 5l2
l2th ct. N. W. de0.3tr
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WhNTED-A SITUATION BY A SETTLED
w white woman as dlshwasher or chamber
maid In hotel or restaurant, child's nurse or
light work In n private family. Call on Mary
MilleOD, n Myrtle 81, n. q. deb
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4 EVrs GLAZING ESTABLISHMENT, NO.
IL 1907 L st. n. W., bet. 18th and 14th sts.,
near National Theatre. Plate-glass Getting
and show lease glazing. All kinds OF glass fur
nished to order. All orders for glazing by
mail promptly attended 10.
se2O JACOB LEVI, Proprietor.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER ID,
ROBERT G. INGERsoLL,
In His Great Lecture,

Reserved Seats, 81; Balcony, 75c.; Gallery,
25c. Sale OF seats VIII commence at the box
office OF tho theatre Thursday. December To-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND THEIR GERM
wv exterminated from bed lounges and
other furniture. A. IL. CHAOE BRO,
GIG Louisiana ave,
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LADY DESIRES A SITUATION
wv as governess for small children or COM
panion 10 lady; willing 10 assist In house
works good references. Apply at d17 81. ~.
g. de0
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Major OF Englnoere, u. s, A.,
Engineer Commissioner, d, o.
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and iron; references required. Apply
at 0a1 st. NV. dc6.3ts
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MI II. DAVIS, 025 PBNNA. AVE., BEING UN
lNA able 20 renew the lease OF the prem
ises he now occupies, has reduced tho price OF
his fine cabinet portraits from 50 to 50 ana
$3.50; heads, $3.50; figures, i2. 925 Penna.
ave, aegO-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

works Of bellies. lettrcs; ~ but on conni-
ton Of pr,scrying intact the orthogrnpny
of the historical documents; (zl tut no
change be made In the orfhcgrapny gene.
rally accepted; (g on condition that all me
MANUSCRIPTS be previously submitted 70 the
censorsbip Of the superior direction OF
press affairs.
+" GuIGoRiyrP, University Professor, .
"f'be Chief Of the Superior Direction oil
Press Affairs"
This ordinance was put promptly Into
force, and the Christian Government OF
Holy Russia laid an interdict ON all DOCKS OF
religion and devotion. including Biples
and the gospels. printed In the vulgar
tongue of these fourteen million people,
none being in circulation save those printed
in Vienna. The censorship acted up fully
10 the spirit OF the decree. ard even Tor
bade the publication OF an Anthology OF
Tkraninu Poetry" which comes under the
category OF beles.lettres, II anything does.
II was for his love OF RuthenIsn literature
and hrs suspected Federalist tendencies
that Professor Dragamanov was banished
from his naive land, aud for the scil-samc
reasons the students OF Kief University 10.
yited him the other day to their festival.
lie Il The representative OF an oppressed
nationality, and whenever the iron hand Of
Muscovite despotism relaxes its bold ana
the inevitable revolution, which Is looming
In the future, comes, the oppressed nation
alists are destined 10 play leading part
and more unlikely things have happened
than the conversion OF the empire OF the
Romanoffs into federation OF free States.
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Reduction of Professionalism Time.
IBy tcl, graph TO the Di.patch.I


WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 29.-Sec-
Rotary handler has issued an order 10 all
employees Of the Navy Department with re-
gard 10 thu absence OF any provision for
their payment after December 3lst. IL
provisions have already been foreshadowed
i'm these dispatches excepting in one par
ticular, in regard TO which considerable
modification has been made. No part OF
the WORK under the Navy Department will
he affected excepting that ior which no eX-
listing ~ preparation applies. The para
graph relating TO this subject Is as follows
LmployGS for whose payment after De-
cember 3lst no appropriations may apply
will be allowed to continue on duty where
work In which they are engaged In l., in
the opinion of the Department, or Its
proper representatives, necessary To meet
sudden emergency which may involve the
loss Of human life or the destruction OF
property, provided they will stipulate that
they work voluntarily. and without con-
tract or agreement that they shall be paid
therefor, and In such cases they will be
given certificates stating the time and char
acier of services, and that they were vol
UNFAIRLY rendered, without contract or
agreement, and that holders will have no
claim for compensation unless Congress
shall make appropriation therefor. No
services OF employees not appropriated for
will be accepted after December 3lSt eX-
cept under the foregoing conditions.
The principal effect Of this order will be
to suspend all work at the nayy-yards eX-
cert such a. is contingent on the care and
preservation OF buildings and other pro-
perty. The services of most ~ the civil emf
ployes at the Naval Academy and naval
lay officers will also have TO be dispensed
with until provision is made for their en-
ployment.
Arrangements are being completed at the
Naval Observatory 10 extend the syS'cm Of
dropping limc-balls to Boston. Baltimore,
aud Hampton Roads; and ultimately to
New Orleans. This will be done au-
tomaticllly. by telcgrlphic connection
with observatory clocks, MS is now the
ease with the time.bal In New York.
| The appliances at the Observatory for the
Transmission Of signals are a. near perfect
as human ingenuity and long experience
can make them. and the system Is capable
OF indefinite extension. but in the absence
Of provision 10 meet expenses balls can
only be dropped at points where the hydro
graphic Office has branches. Within a few
days the ball will be dropped in the Expo
siuon buildings at New Orleans, and tyen-
ty.fve or thirty clocks in those buildings
will he regulated each day by telecraphlc
impulses from the Observatory clock in
Washington. Time sent will be II O'Clock.
standard time, 10th meridian.
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Manufacturing Interests ON the De
cline.
IN teicgrapn to the Dlspatch.I

lBy telegraph To the Dispateh.l
ST. LOUIS. December 90. The P0st-DiS-
patch this afternoon publishes the result Of
4 canvass Of the manufacturing portion OF
the city with reference 10 the employed Ia
Dor. liz the territory mentioned there are
512 firms and factories. In December, 1888,
they employed total OF $4,000 men, 2.l90
women. and 2,5l3 boys. Grand total. 81, 203
persons. In december OF the present year
they are employing 25,323 men. 1921
women, and 1000 boys. This shows de-
crease OF SIZE men, 500 women. and 423
bsyS. or total decrease OF 6.l60 persons
who Me at present ont OF work. In the last
two months OF 1883 from 1000 10 6.0O) peO-
pie We're thrown out OF work IN st. Louis,
1900 being rclegated 10 idlcness by the
closing OF oGe conceln-the Vulcan Iron
Works.
Tbs Post Dispatch estimates that. taking
into confederation tbis fact aud the area OF
The city not canysssed, nearly $1,000 per-
sons are out Of employment. neHiy nj, Of
whom ue skilled persons. The census 81
1880 credits ~. Louis with 1900 day.
leborers, and over half Of these, ii Is said,
are also idle.
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RAILwxsAD LINES.

"a ~ -
AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY.-sCHEDULE IN EFFECT DtCEM-
DE" - LEAVE RICHMOND.
1904. NJ. For Newport's News Old Point COM
fort, aud Norfolk. Daily exec 81 sun
day. Oaiy three hours and twenty
i've minutes Richmond - Norfolk.
o.9SA NJ. For all stations aud Lexington, NY,
Louisville. and Cincinnati. Mail ex-
cent Sunday. Quickest line 10 Lex
ington. Va. making close connec-
tons eta stanton. "
3:s5 T.. N. thsrlot,esvle aceommo1aueen my =,
aasp.M. For Sswport's News. Old Point, and
Norfolk. Expire, except SUNDAY.
s:25P. NJ For Louisville and CINCINNATI, con-
Meeting for all points West, North
west, and Southwest. Fast express
daily. Does not stop FOR local bust
ness. Pullman slecpi ng.csrs Rich
mond D. Cincinnati aud Washington
and Charlottesville to Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ IRON Charlottesville except sunday.
iI.3b A. ~. From Norfolk. Old Point. aud New
ports News, except Sunday.
3:25 r. NJ. From Louisville. Cincinnati, and all
local points. except sunday.
6:I5 p. ". From Norfolk. Old Poln', asd Se"-
ql5P, VI. From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast line daily.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket-Onires: 1000 Main street ana Cnesa-
peaAs '"' V'ii' ""''"'' "''H IL. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. General Manager. de5
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The secret OF the small Democratic Oppo-
Siti0n to Mr.. Randall was his known sturdy
antagonism to that Republican war mca-
sure the internal-reyenue system, the per
petuation of which is greatly desired by
persons having large pecuniary interests in
the manufacture OF whiskey. The pre-
tended cause is that Mr.. Randall Is ''pro-
tectionIst from PTotectionville." True,
MIR. Randall Is from ProtectiOnville, but no
more Of proteciIonist than Is the Demo
cratic party and lis PLATFORM dShutHC
American.
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A disabled steamer.

kEY WEST. FLA. December 29.--The
steamer Heroe, from Wilmington, n. c.,
for Port Spain, arrived at Nassau on the
9Th instant short OF coal. and with her
boiler.tubes leaking badly. She Win await
materials 10 repair from New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
CuRrAcE INDICATIONS.

What miner would very properly term "sur-
face Indications Of what Is beneath are the
PIMPLEs. SITES, SORE EYES, BOibs, aud
CtJTANEOUs ERUPTfONs with which people
are annoyed in spring and early sumner. The
ede,e matter accumulated during the winter
months nov makes its presence felt through ma
lures endeavors TO expel ~ from the SYSTEM
while II remains II 10 poison that Testers In the
b,ood and may develop into scrofula. This con-
dillon causes arrangement OF the digestive ana
assimilatory organs, with q feeling OF cnervation
,auguor, and manifestation lightly spoken OF
ne sonly spring fever These are evidences tbit
usture Il not able, unaided, 10 throw on IN cor
rupf atoms which weaken the vital forces To re-
cain health natare must be aided ~ tnornuvh
blood purifying medicine. and nothing else Is 80
Elective as
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
which Is sufficiently powerful 70 expei from The
system even the taint Of HEREDITARY sCkO'
fULA. .,,o.os,
Tie medical profession endorse AYERS sARsA-
PIHIfLA, and many aifestatons of the cures
erect ted by II come from all parts OF the world III
ia In the language of the Hon. Frances Jewett'
o, state senator OF Massachusetts ana ex-mayor
Of Lowell. the only preparation that does real
lasting good" - no -,
PREPARED nv DIR. j. G. AVER & CO, Lowell,
,ics FOR a. dc SOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

Mr. f. Y. Jones. Ga east Cary street.
Richmond, SAYS: My brother. while
travelling South. contracted malaria. He
used Browns Iron BitterS, and IL made 4
complete cure. II is q great remedy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

MISS MATTE WOOD, 62l NORTH
lNl FIFTH srREET, Richmond. says; ~ took
Browns Iron Buffers and very beneficial results
w dc lc,ls,ls,9c, IS, as,a7, soJal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

Buy y. II. Douglas 4 Sous Capsicum
Cough Drops for your children; they are
harmless, pleasing 10 the taste. and will
cure their colds. ID. ). au Trade Mark on
eye:y drop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

MRS. VI. f. ROBERTS, Gil WEST
wi MAN STREET. Richmond, says Browns
Iron Bittors cured me Of weakness and general
debility. |. Is superior remedy, and as such
heartily recommend It."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

Mrs. J. WESLEY. I1S SOUTH FIRST
NI STREET Richmond. says: " used browhs
Iron Filters for general debility aud weakness
with success. II also benefited my child. re,
commend II 10 all mothers aud delicate chilhren."
de l2,l6,le. 20,z3.25,27,3oJal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
AUs riOs SALEs-Fufurc Days.
by II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAU II
i FUL BUILDING Tor FIFTY ny one
III NDRi ID AMI TWEEN rf-tOUR FEET, 10.
GATED AT TIE NORrliWENr CORNER OF
CARY AND CHERRY SrREtTS.-By virtue ot
certain deed Of trust executed 10 the undersign-
Cd n trustee by Diedtrick Octers, dated May 10,
1854, and duiv recorded IN thu clerks olice OF
Richmond Chanrcry Court. I'm Deadlock l2o &,
rage ~. to fccu-C lhc payment of certain nego-
liable notes therein mentioned. iefnh having
been made n the payment " one Of said notes, ana
a. he request II thc holder thereon. ! shall pro-
coed to sell nj public duci upon the PROMISE, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1855,
at O'Clock 7. NJ. the abOye-mcntloued REAL
ESTATE. when vas conveyed 10y the ,iil decd or
trust " front 80 feet on the west sid OF CHERRY
street, and runs back between parallel Tine IA
f.CI
Terms: Enough I'm cash u pay the expenses Of
sale and the sum Of s32s.32, with Interest from
November 10. ie-4. until paid; and upon credit
asto S337.~s Till May 10, 1888; and the balance
upon such terms As VIII be made known Mt the
hour Of sale Hor the credit-plyments The puf-
chaser Will be- required 10 give negotiable notes.
with interest added, and secured by 4 deed N
trust. II. SEIDJN / Al LDls'
de 30 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
TAXES.
CIIY TAXES.

TAXES.
CITY TAXEs.
OFFICE CITY CcILEcToR,l
RICHMOND, November 90, 1884. !
This Office viii be open daily between the hour.
Of O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock 4. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER,
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from ali
persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said taxes
within the time so limited will be considered de-
linquent, and will BE- charged
PENALTY OF 8 PER CENT.
and interest at the rate Of per cent. per annum.
A. r. wOODsoN,
no 3O-tDe31 Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
.,rcrvoy saL,s- Thls nav.

~
nv \. u. took. Aactionrer.
r,xrcrproR,s SALE OF HoUsEHOLD
II rtTRSITtfitE. consisting o.
a. m CftyfH MAfIOGA ANY PARLOR SCI,
I ciiiCKERiSG SQUARE PIANO.
MMAA NAM IpeSSri rEpEsTALTABLE.
PPFFnnees sTrhi rARLoR MAHOGANY LEAF
MAhsIE.ToP MAHOGoNY BUREAUS AND
MkWOGONY WAkuKuBEs,
COTTAGE JIIAMBER-stTs ,,ro
WkiiotiANy EXTENSION LEAt-TADt5r,ssS.,u
GLAss-CASED DOIlBLt MAhOuANt o'""-
nrSISG.RooM CHAIRS AND WALNUT tn
pFFiiil;rg ATOR, BABY-C ARRIAGE,
ToiitT SETS, DINING CROCkEkf;,,s
WkSItSTA NDS. BtDSTEADS. CODbbhS'
KITCHEN TABLES, &c, &C. ..
o., NJ he n,emises. No. sos clay street, between
W" '"N Fifth and sixth streets,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30Tu' AT III A. NJ
r,.,,e. c,sb. LEROY y. Brown.
de 2s-ot Executor d. a. Brown, dece,-ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP : -
COMPANY. .-Ssss-.a-<s->

nor NEW YORk.-The Old q : -,
Il Dominion steamship Company's ssss-@- =. q
proposed -aIliug~ for the week following are
al NANDI1 ! T., Captain NELLY, FRIDAY.
December 10Th. al O'Clock \. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain tOuCH. SUNDAY, Dc
ccmler 2Sih. at \ O'Clock 4. VI.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUESDAY,
December 30th, at = O'Clock =. VI.
5 o'clock I, NJ. saturday. and TO ! o'clock T. VI.
TUESDAY.
Through bills Of ading signed. and goods for-
wared with dispatch to all points north, souih,
east and west also 10 foreign pYrts.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New York Nncluging meals ana
berth), $40: rouud-irip tickets. SIS. ~i~tas'.
with subsistence. -; without sub-i >tenco- 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the hr7h-
peahe aud ohio railway ~ 40 \. VI. l7H Nt"-
mort. Ncwsl aud the Richmond and Pcur 'hure
railroad At ll:2O \. VI. ON MOND AlS, i -
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. aud SATURDAY : VIII
make connection NJ NORFOLK witi steamer
leaving those day..
for freight or passage apply 20
GFoRGk ". ALLEN * co. Agcnts,
de24 Comtany's Wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30


BY n. u. Cook, Auctioneer
No. Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PlANOS,
III &C, At AUCTION.
TO-DAY
NJ, 10 q clock viii sell large assortment ofVERl
GENTt;tL FURNITURE, being the contributors
OF several families. -uch rs - ,,.
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUiTs-coinpiete'
great variety Of BUREAUS,
WARDRUBFs. WASHs lands.
BEDSTEADs. SOFAS, LOUNGES,
MARBLE-TOP and other GABLE-,
CHAIRS, SlDFBOAkDS. -
HAIR and -MATTREssEs,
BRUSSELS aud INGRAM CARPEIs, &c.
| UPRIGHT PIANO. In Ebony eases, 75 octavcs'
/ SQUARE PIANO, 7 octayes, made by Worees-
ALSO,
An invoice Of NEW TIM aud WOOD
WARE.
30 boxes LATNDRY-SOAPS,
100 bags EXTRA FLOUR. ~
8 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, aud many otheT
goods.
All purchases 10 be removed Immediately.
dc "a T.. u. COOK, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

MRS. :. L. ALLEN. 800 NORTH
wi FIRST STREET, Richmond. Va. says;
took Browns Iron B'ters. and fully realize it,
great virtue as a tonic. NY sister aud her family
are also indebted 10 IL for good health
dc lS,20.23.25.27.3oJal
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AFR. John 8. WEST. Js.. 423 EIGHTH
MI sTREET, Hich,nond. .nys; % Tw sottles ot
browns iron lHtl<rs entirely cured me OF dyspep
sta cbfcrfu,iy rccoir mend Ia
e'"' AZ 12.l6,te.2U.28.26
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
" DEOPLES LINE EfilsJ
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND CLAREMDNr
AID
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.

The fast and hosrtiful steamer GIN. Captain
GiLL. Re. ~. hg Wharf. m the dock. foot 90
twenty -.ccoud street. 20 9Ij \. VI every ~ -
~ an laIdin-s - o.,
freight received ~ LOWEST RATES from l :
VI. ,Nery MONDAY. WtDN "~DAl, aud ftt-
DAY; until $50 \. VI. TUESDAYS, THRU -
DAYS. aud SATURDAYS. The GtM h1~ hr-t.
clo~- PASSENGER accommodations, aud ARRIVES ~
destination ~ T.. NJ; returning. arrives Ia Ken
mond e 1870 y. VI. . .,,-,.,. .
o. 20 u '. NV y Nt'h''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
w START \ NEW BUSINESS AT THEIR
OMFS-casily learned In an hour. No peddling.
Ienceuts 10 fifty cents an hour made d1Ytlm' on
evening. send zoe. for 20 samples in1 package
Of goods 10 commence work on. Address
de colin II. g. FAY, Rutland, VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30

IL is said that already European royalty
is being look' d over in search OF wife for
the young Prince Albert Victor. eldest son
Of the Prince Of Wales, who attains lis
majority on January sth. The Prince
moderately good catch for some one.