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Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-15
HONORS TO THEIR CHIEF. The Rebel Brigadiers Pay Tribute To
 Jeff Davis.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 14.-The Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States of America to-day elected Jefferson Davis an honorary member of the society and appoint ed committee to send him a certificate of membership and to express their esteem and love for him. Judge Dallam, chairman, sent the certificate this evening, accompanied by a letter in which they say:
 ssThe undersigned, your old soldiers and
Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-15
Upen eVeHinSS, U<J A WONDERFUL CURIOSITY
J.MeI Bassett, SIS Chapel Street.
Manufacturing Property For

M&nu1actuflmS EFOpeFt9 FOE
 Rent. A THREE-5ToRY building, 4Ox70, with %Ei power and heat op the premises. It is cen R4siH frally located and well arranged for either light heavy manufacturing. a TO RENT.The Stephen Rowe place on North Ouinnipiac street. The house has sixteen rooms, and can be occupied By two families. There is a barn and city water the premises. It is pleasant Iv focated in desirable neighborhood and will be rented at a very low price,
 TO RENT-Eight houses and thirty four tene- ments In different parts of the city.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-15

r-s NEW Inilch COW with calf: a big ntlker AaEaud perfect family COW, also three good prin gers. JOHN PARKER,
 jal3 3ts North Quinnipiac St., Fair Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-15
1 Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc.
EOR R ENT

FOR RENT, AeA STORE, corner State and Bradley street, hh#;s S2O month. Second floor of 454 Orchard E4!!iA street S8 month. Whole house, rooms, at IS Bradley street, in good order Inquire at 462 Dixwell avenue. -oo. Or30 JBOOoN dPLlL
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X X. +. |. {. {. i I I !. !:
ARE NOW oFFERrNo A LARGE LOT
/: !: !: I. /. IiIE. | !BHIIsAI 4 i I. T.
WI S#ss#|IE.IIIH HIT /. I.
s. Z !! 6: 6; T Fl Fl T.: e. /
EE'''ifE ##HHHH$#iisssiII. #HHi II = {, {,
FROM 81 UP TO IS,
having bought the entire stock OF re-
firing manufacturer at low price. which
saving we willingly share with our patrons.
BLACK PLUMEs and TIPS from soc. up.
COLORED PLUMES and TIPS in follow
ing shades: Cream, Beige, Ecru, Tan.
Orange, Pink. Cardinal. Garnet, Brown,
Myrtle, Gray. Light Blue, and Navy Blue.
OSTRICH PONPONS, in same shades as
above, at 75c. and 81.
Country milliners supplied at very closest
New York wholesale prices.
KAUFMAN & CO.,
4I3 east Broad street.
my Io-su. Waits
H LARGE ARRIVALS OF
NEW AND PRETTY GOODS
FOR SUMMER WEAR
THALHIMER BROTHERS,

THABHIMER BROTHERS..
Our buyer having been In the northern
market during the past week, we are ena-
bled 20 offer this week some OF the most de-
sirable goods for the least money that 10 has
ever been our pleasure to offer heretofore.
The bulk Of these goods were purchased
direct from the importers. and therefore
saving to our patrons a profit that Others
have to nay TO Jobbers.
Our aim in business is to give the very
BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY, aud to
this maxim we attribute the busy scenes in
our store every day.
DRESS GOoDS.-Our DRESS GOODS stock
already extensive, has been refilled with
many novelties and desirable styles. and
we show the prettlest shades and styles
OF any house In the city
SILkS.-SILKS have been going out Of our
store as lively as worsteds and there is "a
reason for this-viz.: Our prices are
amazingly low, and they VIII be still
lower this week. We are selling SUM-
MER SILKS without any regard To
value. Don't fail to see our styles and
prices.
PAkAsOLs-5Oo new styles added this
week. There has never in the Parasol
trade been such n season as this We are
selling them rapidly. and at prices one
half Of what they formerly were.
WHITE GO0DS-Such an array Of BEAU
TIFUL WHITE GOODS as will please
all.LoVELY SWISS and NAINSOoK
EMBROIDEIlEs, EGYPTIAN and
ORIENTAL LACES, suitable to trim
these goods.
1000 yards newest designs SOLID and
FIGURED FRENCH SATTEENS will
be shown this week. Come early and
secure your choice Of patterns.
A manufacturers stock OF FANCY -B0R-
DERED HANDKERCHlEFS will be
sold regardless Of value.
KID and SlLk-GLOVES In all the new
shades.
CHILDREN'S and INFANTS MUSLIN
GAPS and P1QUE BONNETS. Another
large stock just arrived at remarkably
low figures.
This viii be big week for bargains.
Don't fail to call at
THALHIMER BROTHERS..
Fifth and Broad streets.
my 10-Su. .Tu&Th
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DRESS GOODS VS.. COMPETITION.

o sas e q -
Competition has been pretty Lively In
DRESS GOODS this season, ana one uay
can't foretell the next days prices. We are
determined TO outdo anything yetattempt-
ed as a glance below will show you.
Our entire remaining patterns OF NEW
FIGURED LADIES' CLOTHS. ~ yaros
wide, In Tans. embroidered With Brown
fi1ures Blue with Red, Brown with ian,
Grey with Blue, Grey with Tan, &C,
which have always sold atsl.so' we close
BLRcK 4ei I; xiLi-wooL NUNS vEILrNGs at
ponBiE-wIDTH BLACK and NAVY
BLUE GUIPURE BUNTING at 1879"
se.lsGM nstas Afis ATfiRsiCoT CLOTHS in shades Of
Tan, Grey, Blue. Green and Black at
7sNc.-reguar price 1928;
NEW FIGURED CHEESE CLOTHS az sc. (;
New shades SATIN BERBER CLOTHS at
We are closing out some shades OF ALL
WOOL NUNS YELLING at l2lzc.;
Entire remaining stock OF FINE IMPORT
ED PLAID DRESS FABRICS, selling
out at 79c. Imported 10 sell for s1.50;
SOLID-COLORED CHEESE CLOTH at &C.;
RENE ber our underselllng sale OF GEN
TLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS.
81 Shirts at S3c. s5c. Shirts at 69c.
zoe. Shirts ct 55c. and e0c. Shirts at
Age:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and exclusive styles
alone can be seen at MEYERS;
MATTINGs-arrival of n new cargo. Ex-
anime our qualities at special prices.
JULIUS MEYER 4 SON,
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY
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ON EXAMINATION
CORNER SIXTH AN

va have decided 10 sell OF for q purpose
every piece and parcel OF FANCY SUM
MIR SILK now remaining on our shelves
st prime cost Remember when We gy
or ic. above cost, but at the original cost 20
ma. Remember when we say every picce
and parcel we do not mean merely some
old, unsalable patterns, but fiGuhS
or FANCY SUMNER SILKS at prime cost.
This action 10 early In the season may
seem incredible 10 some people, but MEL
ERs never deceive, hence their marvellous
success. Note the great change IN p.lc,s,ss.
our SPECIAL SILK SALE, the good wor1 OF
which goes braveiy ON, and every day shows
the acknowledgment our special prices are
receiving. vruy
FINE TRICO'rINE FABRICS. RHA-
DAMAs, &c.. should command your at
tention.
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)ND. VA, SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 49, 1885,
ME: Y E E. I! 4.
soopxrR sixth AN BROAD STREETS
D BROAD STREETS.
A BIG ITEM

A BIG ITEM
with Us Is our unapproachable LACE AND
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT, ON which
we have won an enviabie reputation, and
which has been greatly augmented In the
last few. weeks by some very extensive ana
advantageous purchases, among them e, ,i,e be- 2
SWISS. and LOOP-EDGE EMBROIDE-
RIFs and COLORED EDGES OF every de-
scription, at just about half values
FINE swIssEs. nearly half yard wide, in
clal widths at 25c. worth 50c., at 35c.
worth 6oc.. at s7Izc. worth 75c.
COLoRED EDGES. with red. blue. and
white grounds. figures OF opposite colors.
with All-Over Embroideries TO match; ;
EDGES from sc. up; ALL-0VERS at e6c.
CoIORED wORsTED. SILK. and WASH
LACES Of all combinations:
Our reputation ON Laces is due TO many
enterprise In being the flrst 10 show novel;
Ties, aud our extremely low prices.
Special values In NFINE 0RIENTAL l.
-. FLOUNCINGs:
FINE FLOUNCTN6s, nearly one yard wide.
at sI.5O, value 81 80: special widths at
22c. worth 4oc.. at Csc. worth Soc, at
soc. worth S5c.:
Novelties and special value In all kinds
ORIENTAL LACEs from &c. up:
BAlE anu MEL IOhi<Fp chGH''Np Al
abundance:
NEW MADRAS NET. for overdresses, at
S5c. See 10.
Our LACE DEPARTMENT is q leading
feature. but see what else we have:
FIGURED FRENCH CHAMBRAYs. with
Solids to match. at 10c. These Cham
brays In Combination Suits, trimmed
with our Novelty Laces. are all the rage
North.
Notice in our second window those ELE-
CANT SHEER INDIA MULLS at 25c.
LADIES FULL REGULAR-MADE FAN.
CY HOSE at 14c.: CHILDREN'S HOSE
at 13c These Nos. are both 25c. Hose.
MEMS FULL REGULAR-MADE SOCKS
at lac. worth 26c.;
THOMsON'S MISSES and YOUNG La
DIES GIOvE-FlTTING C0RSETS at
75c. This Corset supplies a long-felt
want. and IL made Of French Coutile.
l0-4 ANDROSCOGGIN BLE CHE ID
sHEETING at 22c., regular price 35c.; /;
Every size MISSES and CHlLDREN'S
ALL-wOoL CoLORED JERSEYS at
REAL BRILLIANT LIsLE.THREAD
JERSEY GLOVES at 1sc.
TURKISH BATH-TOWELS at 5, o, and
SC. worth double.
COL AND COS BRoADs STREET.
AND PROMPTLY FILLED. my 10
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We have purchased an importers stock
OF SAMPLE BASKETS, embracing over
three hundred different kinds. an OF which
will be sold at about one half regular prices.
In this lot will be found
WoRK.BAsKETs, INFANTS, BASKETS'
LUNCU-BASKETS. FLOWER-BAS-
KETS, HAIRPIN-BA JEWEL
BASKETS, CONFECTIONERS' BAS-
KETS, WALL-BASKETS. KNITTING
BASKETS, KNIFE and SPOON-BAS-
KETS, TOY BASKETS, and many other
kinds. IL is worth a journey OF miles TO
see this large assortment OF BASKETS.
PARAs0LS AND UMBRELLAS-We show
very large stock OF the most desirable
styles.
Large additions again made TO our assort-
ment OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR. IL
will pay you TO examine our stock be-
fore ma King your purchases elsewhere.
JERSEYS.
We call particular attention TO our stock OF
JERSEYS, which, for variety, style, and
quality. cannot be surpassed In this city.
Another lot OF those handsome BRAID
ED JERSEYS at 81, and extra quality
BRAIDED JERSEYS at So.
BLACK SILKS warranted to wear well, at
81 worth s1.35, at s1.25 worth 81 rs, at
sl.s5 worth s2; at sl.e5 worth s2.2S; -
BLACK RHADAME at Sl.10 worth Sl.5O,
at s1.25 worth sl.75-Silks which we
warrant TO wear;
CoLoKED SILKS. sURAHs, and RIA
vELVETs and vELvETEENs in all Of the
desirable colors:
FANCY DRESS GOODS I'm great VARIETY
EMBROIDERED PONGEE DRESS PAT
EMBR6IDERED FaSin3iED WHITE DRESS PAT.
TERMS.
EMBROIDERED CHAMBRAY DRESS
PATTERNS:
Over five hundred pieces OF GINGHAMS
from Sc: up TO 2oc; yard.
I5c. yard; IL IN slightly damaged.
SEERSUCKERS at &c. a yard worth 10c.;
CORDED PlQrE Mt &c. a yard worth &C.,
and at 7c o yard worth l21zc.;
INDIA LAWN, forty inches wide. at &c.
yard worth 10c. LEVY 4 DAVIS,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
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CARPETS. MArr,Nas. Ac. ~,
GEORGE w. ANDERSON & SONS,
1904 MAIN STREET.

CARPETS - Wilton. Moquette. Brussen.
Tapestry. Thpe-Ply, Ingrains, Cotton
Chains Rag. List. and Hemps. Genuine
Turkey, and the handsome imitationsof of
smyrna Rugs.
The ches pest and best selection OF NAT
TINGS probably ever In thiscity from
LACE CURTAINS and UPHOLSTERY
GOODS, with Corniees or Poles made TO
M any bay or other shaped window:
OIL-CLOTHS, LIS0LEuMs, CORr.CfSi,
LlGNUM, and che different grades OF
COCOA and NAPIER MATING for
floors and stairs;
and ceiling decorations, nom the cheap
paper at loc. per roll 10 the ella bonate and
handsome limitations of leather;
WINDOW SHADES and AWNINGS made
In every shape and style
And n general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
UPHOLSTERY GOODS In price and
quality not 10 be surpassed. ap 2e-3m
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A FACT, AND NO HUMBUG.-
IA One hundred snits. TO some deaiers,
would be all their stock. but 10 me it is0nly
A small portion. I will sell for thirty days
100 CHAMBER SUITS, all new designs. and
o5 PARLoR SUITS at the lowest factory
prices Come see and be convinced. You
will save money. WILLIAM DAFFR0S,
1888 and lass Main street, "a Governof
street, west Broad street. Telephone, SIS.
mn al
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COMMISSION MERCHANrs.

~4N0sl~.0fN>~C0<CyNes~S~< ~S~<y--~rNr~~<sN<~Ve0(0N
+ TENGELY, GENERAL AND
Os COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GEORGETOWN. DKMERARA. SOUTH
AMERICA.
The sale OF American produetsa speciality.
Dealer in TOBACCO (both leaf aud manu-
faetured). BREAD-sTUFFS and PR0VI-
sIONS, OIL. SOAPS, etc.
Correspondence solicited with manufactu-
rers who desire South American trade.
An experience Of twenty years In business
in Demerara, combined with solid capital.
guara ntees a faithful attention TO your In
terests.
York; Colonel Philip Tigelmesy, United
States Consul. Demerara. my 1o-Sul0t
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CTORES, 0RFICES, AND fa
~ DWELLINGS FOR RENT. IA

GTORES, o Y L & ES, A N ID f3
- DWELLINGS FOR RENT. IA
BRICK DWELLING No. s17 west Cary
street: six rooms. bath, &c.-s2l6 per an
nun.
BRICK DWELLING No. 2615 east Grace
street; eight rooms s-si6 per month.
BRICK DWELLING No. 70l north Twen-
ty.seveDth street; fye rooms-Sl2 per
month.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
6is cast Marshall street-S300 per annum.
BRICK DWELLING No. sos north
Twelfth street; ten or more rooms: all I'M
proyements-Sb50 per annum.
BRICK DWELLING No. 3l6 corner Mar
shall and Twelfth streets; ten rooms-S500
per annum.
BRICK DWELLING No. 3 east Cary
street; ten or more rooms and all improve
ments-s450 per annum.
BRICK DWELLING No. 923 west Clay
street; six rOoms-S200 per annum.
Also, SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES In
good locations at from 81 TO SIC per month.
Also, DESIRABLE OFFICES for lawyers
and others In Hannewinckle building, cor
ner Ninth and Main streets, and In Reuger
building, on Bank street.
For further particulars apply to
FRANK ID. HILL a Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
my l0-1t No. @ north Eleventh street.
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GsLnlxa.
DUBy'S ROYAL GLIDING.

"Rich A. yclA leaf and wowdrousiy
cheap" p."--H Herald.
English Sterliag Gold. 10 10 very easily ap-
plied with brush. and may he usei by the
most inex perienced. II dries hard In sfev
moments, and presents . sarfacs of ricn
hammered gold.
FOR HOME USE.
RUBY's GLIDING is valuable for Gliding
Household Ornaments. Furniture, Frames,
Cornices, Baskets. Fans. decorative paiat-
ing, &C.
A Camel b Hair Brush In each boz. Any
one On use il. The cost IL trihiDG.
Ask for RUBY's GLIDING. Refuse sft
Sold by all deaiersin Art materials
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUfACrU-
RING COMPANY, New York.
my 1e-su. Tu& Th2m
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E0R RENT. a
1907 west Cary street; 8 rooms. &c.-$150.
All north seventh street; IL rooms &C.
$400.
b07 north Third street; 3 rooms. &c.-sS00.
623 north Eighth street; rooms, &c.--
$500.
9os south Linden street; 4 rooms. &C.
slOO.
22S north Twentieth street; Q rooms. &C.
$50
eO7 north Twenty-fifth street; 9 rooms,
&C $50.
5ls north Iwenty-sixth street: o rooms,
&c-S1S0.
STORE corner Sixth and Marshall streets
$40O.
Also o number OF SMALL HOUSES, FAC
TORIES, STORES. and OFFICES.
Apply TO MM. III. LYME & CO,
Real Estate Agents.
my I0.2t No lll3 Main street,
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JOHN 4. R.TAYL0R cssk.
GEORGE p. HAw. Attorney.
VIRGlI.S'lI.A--iS V INA. MANoysR coUN-

VIRGINIA--fN HANOVER COUN-
TY COURT. APRIL IS, 1885:
II appearing To the Court that . repost AZ
the accounts Of Hoea l.. Cox. sdministfA-
trix OF N. 2. Cox. decessed. and OF the dsbts
and demands against her decedsnts estate
has been filed In the clerks ofIlos OF Thu
court. and that more than one year he's
e.apsed from the qualification of said -
ministstrtx, on the motion Of hna I.
Coz, guardian and next friend Of ChArfeB
L. Coz. Joseph y. Cox, and others. her wnr19
and disiribatses Of the estate q The -
N. Il. Cox. her decedent. IL II ordered tA01
the creditors OF said dccedent chow oo1no
before this court on wEDSEsDAYtte t99h
day Of July. 1853 Ohat being the In ~
Of the July tenn Of this court. aHzln0 ~
payment and delivery OF the esfaeo 81 ~
decedent TO his distributees wk9hont ~
funding bonds; and that = copy of tAn -
der shall bs published once veek ~ long
successive weeks in the Hlchn1on1 d.
pafcA. and posted at the door % Sho oulr1p
house of this county On the ng1s dAy q oWo
successive terms OF this court.
A eopy-Tesfes ~
JOHN r. TAYLOR Csrs.
sASns. LAKE cAkrxn, Attorneys
my 10-D0lw
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, L..
COUNTY OF HENRIco.
I. II. g. Burnett, cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
II. c. BURNETT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
9th day OF May, 1885.
W. 7. ALLEN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
I. DAVENPORT,
BYRD WARWICK,
W. T. YARBRoUGH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-10

In retiring from the commission business
desire to return 10 my friends my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage extended
to me during the last thirteen Year,. and
while doing so would respectfully bespeak
a continuance OF The same 10 my sueAes-
sors, Messrs. 7. H. WYLEs X Co, gentlemen
In every way worthy OF your eonndence,
and well qualified by long experiences In
business 10 protect your interest:
J. w. FISHER.
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AEEDn.
o<.o<NN<tNNo1Nec-NarN <~No>>o~-ooN~,ere,a.>-
MANGEL WURZEL SEED.--All
xAA yariesies--LONG RED. YELLOW
GLOBE. WHITE SUGAR. etc. Now is the
lseding. HENRY ". WOOD. sssdsmsn.
sogusE Sixth And Aezsbsll streeaA
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+ o R
FIRST CLASS RESIDENCES.
GOe, corner Sixth and Main SITS. IA rooms
A2 Eighth. near Clay street; IL rooms.
sO4 Third near Byrd street; IL rooms
$50 Grace. near Laurel; 1e rooms.
2O4 Third near Canal street; 10 r.s,srss~
IS Sixth street, near Frapkhq, NJ rooms
326 Cary, near Madison street; 10 rooms.
500 Main, near Henry street; S rooms.
-llo FiftF near Cary street: rooms.
lOOI Cary, HeRT Linden; rooms.
5O2 frst, near Clay; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES IN
j. THOMPSON
Real Estate Agents
nv l0-1t Ills Ma
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The COMMISSION BUSINESS heretoeDse
carried ON by the frm OF FISHER q
WYLES will be continued at 1908 Cary
street by the undersigned, who hops, by
turns, to receive continuance OF the pa
tronage enjoyed by their predecessors.
r. X. WYLES a GO.
MAY I, 1855. my l-fdSu2w
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DIssOuuruoxs q PARrNERxmIps,

DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNER-
1/sHIP.-By mutual consent the CO. part
nership OF FISHER & WYLtS is this day
dissolved, J. W. FISHER retiring from the
business. Either party will sign the trm-
name In settlement Of the affairs Of the
business. ], W. FlsuEh.
4. L. WYLEs.
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CHINA. 0LAn1wA1k, &c.
G. B S 0 Ms
DoUBLE-POrSTED
AROMATIC wOoD roOrH.pIcKs

theiphabitsnts Of southern Europe attract
the attention Of travellers In those coun-
tries. who have attributed II 70 the univer-
sal use of WOOD TOOrH-PICKS after eat
Only loc- 1907 MAIN STREET.
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WE ARE CONFIDENT, AF-@
w TER an experience OF forty years -
In the FURNITUREB BUSINESS, In say-tU
ing We have some judgment as 10 the wants
OF the public, our long experience enabling
Us to buy goods at prices that can't be un-
being full and replenishsd with all OF the
late novelties as they are produced. Parties
wish ing com plete suits in WALNUT, MA
M0GANY, and OAK for PARLOR-, BED
and DINlNG-ROOMS will ind it TO their
interest to examine our stock before buy
ing. Terms made satisfactory In all In.
stances. T.. GATHRIGHT h SONS,
12 and Is Governor street.
NH -9u TukTh3m
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E0R RENT.

E0R RENT. GA
STORE No. lI6 east Byrd street.
STORE No. -. corner Leigh and Price sts.
DWELLING No. bl6 east Canal street.
DWELLING No. ~ 9 south Second street.
DWELLING No. 2le west Baker street.
DWELLING No. "a north Laurel street.
DWELLING No. Ola north Seventh street.
DWELLING No. ll5 north Twenty-ninth
stIeet.
DWEi LING No. lS east Grace street.
Apply 10
MANNING Z. STAPLES 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents.
my lO-lt l1o4l5 Main street.
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Tor RENT. G
b13 north Eighth, eight rooms; new and
in nice order.
bl5 north Eighth, eight rooms; new and
In nice order
5I2 north Monroe street, four or five
rooms.
3OD north Third street, six rooms
GIL north Fourth street. six rooms.
2ll east Clay street, eleven rooms; newly
painted.
2bI4 east Franklin street, seven rooms
newly pa pcred and painted.
8l2 west Marshall street: newly painted.
GA Church street. three or four rooms.
9l3 south Pine street, five orsx rooms.
620 Holly street, four rooms.
STORE 1908 east Main street. Possession
July !, 1855.
my iO-lt GEORGE S. VASHoN 4 SON.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
HI THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. VA, AT RICHMOND. IN
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, MAY 8, 1855.
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CARPETS AND MATTINGS.-
~ White, Red Checked, and Fancy Mat
tings I'm all grp 80 at the lowest prices Oii-
Cloths. Shs.ss, Hollands Lace Curtains,
Cornice arJ Poles. Rugs, Mats. and Drug
gets; er-fianging In all grades. Work
done Ia town or country. All orders prompt-
ly attended TO. A. JENNINGS,
1911 Main street,
ap2l-2m Richmond, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-10
pe5- BIG BASKET SHOW.

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

In the lottery OF office the man who
wins ii prize is often as badly oil as he
who loses. A wealthy member of con-
grcss said the Other day to sympathlz-
ing friend: "Nbat fool was to come
to congress. 1t cost me $4,000 cash TO
pay my campaign expenses, in addition
to the loss by two months neglect of my
business. When | am at home about
two thirds of my time is taken up by
people who come in to see me about offs
fees. | have been down here four times
trying to get some appointments. Eve
got candidates for United States marshal,
United States district attorneys, pension
agents, about forty post offices, several
consulates, and no end of Indian agents
and land officers, and all I've succeeded
in getting one assistant keeper Of Il light
house--a place for which there was no
candidate and they asked me to recon
mend man. scarcely dare go home,
for am being cursed all over my district
by people who think | am indifferent to
their personal interests and ungr atcful to
my friends. 1t will take six weeks steady
talking to explain why l haven't been
able to get the republicans turned ont
and democrats put in, and not half the
people who hear the explanation will be
licve it. Until now never sought any
thing that couldn't be bought, but have
spent $4,000 worth of my time trying to
get u i 200 Office for one OF my c0nsti-
tucnta, My business is going to ruin for
want of attention, and there is IL baskets
full of letters on my table at home |
haven't had time to read The first bill
| introduce in congress will b" one to
prohibit representatives from recon
menaiHg anyone for oilicc "