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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
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CHICAGO. sept. 2-The Drorsr,' Jornai reports I;
Cattle-Receipts, l2cOo head shipments, lOt,O
head: market for hest strong; common loGNc:
lower shipping steers, so to l,5po ts, " so
4 81: stockers and feeders at o. 00siS 10 cows,
bulls and mixed At sl vas y; bulk AZ - ~
a! a; through Texas cattle o. Is; cows.faSaJ2 69
Western rangers, common almost unstable
natives and halfbreeds at q s11I 90 cows.
g. ja(i2 IS; wintered Texans, inGS Is.
Hogs-Receipts, Il 500 head shipments.
25O do. Market sslow S6loc lower
rough and mixed. O. Oo5l o; packing and ship.
ping, 81 Soi55 IL; light 81 1a5t 50; ssips, y 500
50
sheer-Receipts. s,0O head shipments, loo
market slow and lOsI l5c lower; natives. s. tO0
%; Western, q eSGS 80; Texans, u 1592 %
lambs, 81 Onfl3 o..
EAST LrslRrr-Cattle-recei 100 head
shipments, bS head; market fairly active
prime 81 TSfl5' fair to good, - 2sSlt 30 common,
b. 2S6S - ; stoCkers and feeders, s. 1894 ship
mcnts to New York, carloads.
Hogs-receipts, sito head shipments. 90
head market fair Philadelphias at o. 9o15 10;
Workers, 81 inssi 50 grassers, o. oo64 .; ship
meuts to New York to-day, carloads.
sheep-receipts. l,t1 head shipments. lto'
head; market dull prime, t+tltS S fair to good,
q j0tSS IS common, 81 saI250 lambs, 81 S'8A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
wAs. We Dsmoral,rs tn. stomach

~ excesses or tmprudence in eating, we can
not hcps 70 escape the consequences for any
Heaat length OF time. The most robust diges.
Elon must euccumb 70 abuses of that important
tnlce!on. But sappoeinq that We have been
IS 81 no me The S dys
peptic has only TO do two things TO insure his
sl2uate recoysry: First. he Bhould adopt an
eo.ly oi9osttble oiet. Second. he should use
yalA re6ulsrtty and persistence Hostetter's
1tomaen nitters. the leading gastric invigorant
Of th9 age: The multlforn symptoms OF dys-
pepeta, ana the almost invariably attendant dis.
0r9e<s. pntousness and constipation, Will as
above ndvice 10 attended 70, Who that has sns
fered the torments that chronic incfgestton In
ntcts Will neglect TO take ADVANTAGE on n ren,an,,
vhfch, n the most positive evidence Of the meat
cal profens1On and the public 10 TO be resoiyed
eompaatnt. s2to9
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

Returned from the funeral OF our dearly be-
loved children, William Albert Schmtt and
Charles Frederick Demsrra, we cannot omit to
offer our heartiest thanks for the large attend.
ance OF sympsthiz'ng friends thereat. Thanks
alsO to the Rev. e. Meister and W. Lichliter for
their words OF consolation, and our heartfelt
thai ks render We also to the Lancaster Manner.
chor and TO the good friends for the great services
ana kind assistance which they have rendered
us in our great affiiction and sorrow, and which
helped MS considerably 10 pass through the
hours OF trouble ana trial. May kind Proyi
dence spare all our friends from SIMILAR affic
tfon. HENRY SCRMlTT
And LOUISA SCHMIrT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

The new Fredericksburg college, an Evan
eslical institution of learning, was dedi-
Gated at Fredericksburg, Lebanon coun.
~, Wednesday. The college build.
Ing cost $1,000 nearly $4,000 of
which was contributed by Colonel
John Lick, of Fredericksburg. The large
chapel was filled to overflowing. Rev. J.
Yeskei, OF Philadelphia Rev. II. Guelich.
nj New York, and Rev. d. A. Medlar, Of
Philadelphia, participated. Bishop Dubbs,
Of Cleveland Bishop Bowman, Of Allen
town, and Bishop Esher, of Chicago, deliv-
cred addressed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
New York stocks.

NEW YORK Sept. 2-wan Street, l,3O p m.-
Money loaned at 5k per cent. Exchange
steady at o. slk1i SAY; Governments firm !;
Currency 6's, 81 25k bid As cOups, slajL. bid I;
dk's coups l095s bid.
The stock market THIS morning opened strong
but quiet. Prices showed advances OF "a to u
per cent. over last nights figures at the first
call but after that time they fell OF to near the
lowest figures. since midday there has been a
better feeling, and on supporting Dryers the list
recovered TO the best prices which are now cur.
rent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

B1F1oGpoo1cnce Of the INrELLIerscsh.
><b1A, 9oPk z--A few weeks ago Mr..
1uoys q Yarmouth, Nova Scotia,
961nmbh SDr the purpose Of making
Gnb ~ the placing Of Rshways In
1ooa dam. Mr.. Kinney II the rep.
1&o II Rogers patent fishways,
kneo boen extensively used in
Wnh gnGifying rssultA ny In
~ a6h commissioners Of Penn.
Nomt 70 Canada and inspected
- q thsss iashwsys and md. were re-
~. Will b placed in the dam at
~ = NE expehse Of the inventor,
9 Ypoviooif thsy work satisfactorily the
III o1opt them and pay for the putting
~ W6s c0mmenced yesterday Ct the
= - ssoS|vsd = III the contrast for doing the
e 10 Nc fishways prove success they
- p1soed In al rivers necessary.
4 CNspssssr severely injured.
(vnrd Atlee, living on South Fourth
=, carpenter Of the Frederick division
sl&4 rounsylvania railroad, met with a
u(nl accident yesterday, while working
~ columbia bridge. A large iron girder
Mn ~ p0eition and struck Atlee on the
11sp ~ The right foot, resulting In painful
4, 81 Car Movement
me movement Of cars at Columbia over
~ Pennsylvania railroad during the month
- fAuG1at was - follows: Eastward, number
~ tzGims, 1,4l8: number Of cars, A., 79L West
ward, number Of trAinA G33; number OF cars,
44fd3, making grand total OF S6,324 cars, an
'IG1Gon9o Of 600 caTs over July, 1885. and an In
6g@ope of O. ,3s2 cars over August, 1856.
me Borough In BrieE
Idla May Hookman, q aten-months-old daugh.
~ a Harry Bookman, died this morning.
on0fNl will be held on Saturday afternoon
y two O'Clock. Services In United Brethren
church.
TIE Ladies' Social committee of fhe St
Paul r. F. church will hold a sociable In the
atmory tonight
Yesterday afternoon Solomon Zeamer's OK
G1teched TO wagon was driven about town,
Oausiug considerable curiosity among
The small boya
EdwArd McDlvitt, employed at the Colum.
hln Iron company's mill, In dragging out
Iron from the rolls, had his left hand burned
AnGt night by bar OF hot iron.
s Mlm lMun Hoover, of Rawiinsville, is Wis
illng Miss Mamie McDlvitt on Walnut
o1rGet
"A. O. Bruner, OF the Herald, left town yes
toftlsy for trip 10 Eaglesmere, Pa
Hon. Chauncey F. Black, Democratic can
didate on the gubernatorial ticket, was In
town last evening between trains on his way
!. rom York. The gentleman attracted con
siderable attention at the Pennsylvania sta
ton.
On Saturday afternoon game of base bal
will be played In town between the Colum
bia club and the Harvey Fishers, of Duncan
NON.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

CoNsiSEp Church Cheap Excursion ito Phila-
deiphia and Atlantic City, Thursday, september
2. Round trip tickets good for three days. Fare
to philadelphia, Zoo; fare to Atlantic City,
Sab. Special train leaves Quarryviile at AS /;
Lancaster tking street) at5:5o Columbia, $50 !;
Mannheim, s;3l Lititz, 6:n Ephrata, 7:Ol.
septl,2,l.6S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
KIDNEY TROUBLES.

\ Case Of Many Years Standing Cured with
6ix Bottles, In Man 90 Years OF Age.
AILKrTowH, Pa, May 8, 1856.
DAHDBIioN BITTERs Co.-Gents l had been
troubled with my kidneys for a number of years,
used almost everything without much benefit
until tried Dandelion Bitters. l used six bot
ties and am pleased TO say am entirely rid OF
tbs kidney trouble. besides my system being
toned up 90 that feel like different person. i
nhoerfully recommend the same to all ami cite
N tn1D way: JAC0BMUsCHLITZ.
lobo3m0Tu.Th,S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
MAREETS.
PHILADELPHIA. Produce m.rss,

PHILApsLrnIA. Sept, 2-Flour quiet Bales
OF SO barrels. Mimi. bakers, O. 1894 % F; Penna
family az g 150i Western at u Oo9i 50: Pat
Rye hour steady at - 2jp3 40
y p. m, cail-W Wheat-sept, S1&c oct,
SSsc.i Nov sgc Dec, ggio. '
sSorn-sept, itHci Oct, 5okc; Nov, tic Dec ,
Oats Sept, siNci Oct. sSc Nov, s5s,c ;
Dec, S6c. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

Cannstetter yolkfest Cheap Excursion to Read.
ing, on Monday. September 9Th. Fare for the
round trip only sl.25. Trains leave Lancaster
king street) at TOO a.. IN. and 7:3o a. m; Upper
Depot at 7:l0 a. NJ ana TAO Leave Columbia at
TIA Trains returning 10 Lancaster Will leave
Reading at $40 ana 10 p. m. Leave Reading for
Columbia al G;lop. m. Cheap tickets for sale at
all stations. si,2Sid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
EAid the COsts.

Henry Irwin, James Neely and Alexander
NcGovern, three young men employed to
.Gyooc~ HORSES at the fair ground, engaged in a
fS& Eby's hotel last evening. They
were arrested and this morning the mayor
dischs-gen them on payment Of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

60 TO the Fair tomorrow and see the Indian
School from Carlislei also Floral Hall with its
large display of Fruits. Flowers and Vegetables.
ana see the 2:i5 Trotting Race with IA entries,
and the 1-miie Running Race between some
celahrafed runners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
New Plugs.

Superintendent Halbach, Of the water
works, il putting the latest style Of water
plugs on West King street, previous to the
laying of the Belgian blocks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

Pullman Co.'S Double Tented shows will
hibit at McGranns Park, Monday, september
9Th. Admission to all tents, IS cents. Children
under nine. Is cents. aug3l&sl,23isltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

wheat--sept, axe; Oct, 7sSsc; Nov, ss1c ;
Dec, size
Corn-sept, lrlc.; Oct, &sc Nov, &iSc.
Pork-sepi., si6e9ts Oct, sio rs Nov, So s,,,.
Lard-sept.,S q Az; Oct. o. s5k Nov, Vi 6IS.
kths--sept., ~ 65 oct, D. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

OuR OF the cheapest excursions OF the season
VIII be to the Switchback and Glen Onoko, Tues
DAY, september 2sth. Round trip tickets only
% 50. intending IS miles over the famous Switch.
back. tltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
L situate In Amity township, Berks county,
Pa, containing 2S5 acres Improvements
Large mansion house and farm house, large
barns and shedding having stable room for IS
head OF cattle and $40 sheep; fountains OF spring
water at houses and barns several nne springs
on property. Soil IS all sorts, very rich and pro
ducuve, and especially adapted To dairy pur.
poses, For particulars and Inspection OF place
call upon or address
CATHERINE WEAVER,
(Residing on farm),
Brumheldsvtle, Berks co., Pa,
orr B MAUGEk, ESQ,
augls2wd Dougiassville, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
Ohioaeo MnrRss

CnIoAso. Sept 2. $50 a. m.-harkst opened.
0o whest-sepL' @ 7cAe' Oct, 77,sc Nov. 7sjsQ
Gorn-sept.. Ale Oct. a21se, Nov .yssysc.
0sS-sept., 25+c; Oct, NC; Nov, 2sxo.
Pork-sept., SO Is Oct. so OO
Lard-Sept., q 40; Oct, o. so.
kps-sept u RH06 Ei Oct, " AK.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02
NEW wADvsnrrssnsNrs
NEXT COURT HOUSE
Fahnetoks Extensive Dry Goods Establishment

heavily stocked with suitable
having been during the Summer low prices
sons visiting the County Fair would do
Bed Comforts
Goods
quantities a han Regular
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

Quotations by Reed, McGrsnn Co., ban sers,
Lancaster, Ia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-02

UNPAID CITY TANES.
u Eids will be received Ivy the Finance Com,
mittee OF the city ef Lancaster until o'clock H.
m, sEfIEMBkR 2, ls2i, Tor the collection OF all
unpaid city taxes.
j. H. RNUMGA ARpNER,
septl2t Chairman of Pin Com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

T.0. s.o9,I never e sd! -a;-c T1zs
tAs = UAa .S~; "a s.Es
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
SCRANTON, Pa isril, l--

"'"l."E 4.
r. .rov Garh1. F.q. r-s.;;.y -
E"fr,sJ. Ser Io,s "-s
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

aAa contract 49, ~ BE- r.oruilT. Nh suy D
' - d'afE ErSsi arr ziE,iafinE sBrsrIuE. sAat3
- cxruut f~reEfur W. sry "a tasskt sss
4 han r4e@- tsusFaii~ - rurr ~ psFrt Fsse
- ,arr.t ufdssrsrd. and gss 80 al ~ ID
T4Fr EE0Eird fhsf. = Ifct1fly u ~ afsa1
IN afr-ra4 T~tsffsr amos 49, H;ie-
We ea.. TIER f-rF. sITfEuD<. Rs f~r r'or~.
j 49, co. }~sraftnu. a. turrfty and sEtI EI at IN
ffr.rr sirr4 any - H. - nsEsr Gnsg0a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
sboroughbreds od the road--beauti-

iboroughbreds on the road-oeauti-
full sleigh.
NJ. d. z. Lumsdcn, pair Of blacks
beautiful cutter.
Mr.. Samuel Hirsh, pair Of blooded
bays--handsome cutter.
DR.. Jeffrey, bloodsd grsy-saske'
sleigh.
DR.. Oppenhimer, brown horse-fine
cutter.
Mr.. William S. Ayres, pair Of blood
ed bays-beautiful cutter.
Alexander Cameron, Esq, pair OF
bsys-basket-sleigh.
T. II. Elicit, ESQ.,, pair Of bays
lovely cutter.
Mr.. c. L. Todd, pair Of horses--ele-
CANT cutter.
Mr.. Z. L. Hewett, gray horse-bas-
ket-sleigh.
Mr.. II. J. Williamson, sorrel horse
red cutter.
Mr.. Marion Sutton, bay mare-Al-
bany cutter.
Mr.. +. Levy, bay hOrse-Albsny
cutter.
Mr.. J. Sheppard, double team--Al-
bany cutter.
Mr. Campbell Scott, bay mare-sin-
gle cutter.
Mr.. W. Scott Darlington looked happy
behind his handsome gray.
d. Axtell. ESQ.,, handsome pair OF
horses-double Albany cutter.
Mr.. Blair Boiling, bay horse-Al'
bahy cutter.
Mr.. II. A. Williamson, bay mare
Albany cutter.
Mr.. Boiling Haxall, elegant pair Of
bay horses-Albany sleigh.
Mr.. r. L. Lancaster, pair Of tine
bsys-Albany sleigh.
Mrs. W. 7. Powell, bay horse-Al-
bany cutter.
Mr.. W. S. Dashiell, black horse
black and red cutter.
Mr.. Edward II. Brown, pair Of dark
bays-handsome sleigh.
Mr.. W. G. Mcdowell, pair Of bays
Portland cutter.
Mr.. John Morton, a blooded iron
gray-Portland cutter.
Mr.. Washington, bay mare-black
and gold cutter.
Mr.. Preston Belyin drove " Look
out " to a beautiful cutter.
Mr.. Allen Stokes, - Black Bess " to a
yellow cutter.
James Augustine, black horse
beautiful cutter.
Mr. +. b. Noon, dark bay-Albany
cutter.
Mr.. Ashby Jones, double team
Albany cutter.
This list includes the names Of many
who were out driving yesterday and
some who were out Thursday or Friday
evenings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Senatorial Pen-Por,raits.

A correspondent supposed to be A
Jolly SENATOR writing from Richmond to
the HalJar Record, after giving an IN
teresting account Of Rev. John +. Mas
sey's sermon at the Broad-Street Metho-
dist church last Sunday, has the fol-
lowing TO say about the General Assem-
bly, and members Of the senate
To turn from such things to our CEN
eral Assembly, | repeat what said in
a former letter, that this General AS
sembly is an able body and the hardest
working ! have ever seen assembled in
the Capitol, and this is the verdict OF
many older men than myself, who have
been thrown into contact with former
General Assemblies.
Among the ablest members Of the
Senate, a pleasant and ready speaker.
is Elisha f. Meredith, Of Prince vii
liam. lie is iine-looking man, and Of
great personal magnetism. He speaks
iniIequently, but always we'll.
Judge RheA, Of Washington county,
is fine looking and a man Of ability.
When John 5. Wise visited Washing
ton county in his gubernatorial canvass
Judge Rhea proposed division Of time,
when Wise replied d" he Wise was a
big coon dog on a big coon fight" II
be had divided time with Rhea he
would have found "a foeman worthy
Of his steel"
The most popular man, as well as
one Of the best-lOOkiDg in the senate,
is Henry 5. Trout, Of Roanoke. lie
weighs over two hundred pounds, and
is a man Of wonderful magnetism. lie
is reported the wealthiest man in the
body. lie is president Of a national
bank and large owner Of real estate
and city property. lie is a live busi-
ness-man; he never speaks, but is a
hard-working and influential member.
When any business comes up in which
his constituents are interested he ex-
plains the matter in a straightforward,
business manner. lie boards at Ford S
Hotel, and his wife and accomplished
daughter are with him.
George b. keezell, Of Rockingham,
is the tallest member Of the Senate.
His height is over SIX feet. lie IS a
farmer by profession, and is clear
headed businessman makes a strong,
logical speech, with no efforts at dis
play. He is a successful farmer and a
large raiser Of stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Death OF Miss Marry. pisueeu

Miss Mary V. Dinneen, sister Of Mr.
John II. Dinneeen and Rev. Father
Dinneen, Of ST. Peters Cathedral, died
in Ashland yesterday at the residence
Of the frst-named brother. She was a
most estimable and charming lady, and
her death will give pain to many friends
who knew her only to admire her. Her
remains will be taken to Staunton the
home Of the family for irterment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
| Rees. and Gus. 10th; Page, Master
Frank Cunningham, Jr.


Rev. Z. L. Magoon, ID. d., Of Phila-
delphia, arrived in this city yesterday
morning. and viii spend two weeks with
his old friends here. This morning he
breaches ct the Second Baptist church
and tonight at the First Baptist church.
Monday night, on the invitation OF the
Baptist ministers Of the city, be will
deliver an address on Fifty Years OF
Public Life."
We publish this morning the first
sermon he preached in this city, forty
six years ago. when he entered on his
pastorate at the Second Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS VERA
II NOES GCARp. COMPANY r. 4
FIRST kEGlNENT VIRGINIA WOLF " ~
IEERS RICHMOND. "a, February 8. "
ls-6->PECIAL ORDER No. l-AsSembie
for drill. ia fatigue uniform, at Regimental
Armory oD MONDAY February stn al :
o'clock =. NJ.
by command OF Captain 4. l. PHILLIPS.
e. II. SMITH
ie lie orderly sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Sudden Death Yesterday

Between ! ! and l. O'Clock yesterday
morning Policeman Gerring, while on
seventh street. saw man fall at the
corner Of Pink alley. lie went up and
found him in an unconscious state.
The man was carried 10 the Second po-
lice station. DR.. Upshur called in. and
the ambulance telephoned for. The Doc
tor pronounced the man 70 be suffering
from congestion of the brain and heart
trouble. and with the assistance Of DR..
Macon, who soon arrived with the am-
bulance. unsuccessfully worked for some
time. endeayoring TO bring the man TO
consciousness, but few minutes after
| o'clock be died.
A search in decea, eds pocket, dis
covered a receipted bill which was
made out against Mr.. F. Saunders. The
city directory was then cons ulted, and
Miss May +. Saunders, who Is clerk
at the Western Union telegraph office.
was telephoned TO. She al once came
to the station-house and identified the
deceased as her father.
Coroner Taylor was notified. but
after viewing the renains, and hear
ing the facts in the case, deemed an in
quest unnecessary, and the body was
turned over to his family.
Deceased mas a wife and several chill
dren, and lived at 2lj Governor street.
lie was from Franklin cOunty, where
be practiced law. During the war he
was a Confederate captain, and several
years ago was a member Of the House
Of Delegates from his native county.
His funeral will be attended by Lee
Camp, ex-Confederate Veterans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCGA-
II TiDS.
OPERA NIGHT.

The regular WEEKLY ~OlKEt vii take
place a. ND/AET 'AbkMI or SIC On
MONDAY ENtNfNG the sth instant AZ 50
~ clock. Admission only by membership
or LOn-Tesideutc cards wuicn must De pre-
seDtsd az the door. MemDersh ip-caris VIII
adm three p T.Ons each on This OCcas on
Eetertef seat. mas be secured by members
81 - cents eacn. on application 10 e. =.
JOHS~fDN. 9ls Mali street. on SATURDAY
MORN ~ the 5th instant at 9 0 clock. 80
person can secure more than SIX seats.
q ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
By 4. B. Cook. Auetioneer.
AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Dsys.
BY George ". Poindexter.
Real txtase Agent and Broker,
No. 1900 Main street.

DY REQUEST OF Mr.. LOUIS
ID BREMoND. who 10 moving from tne
county. will sell by auction. ON bis farm.
on the New turnpike. about q mile and q
half north Of the city, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. les6.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. W.. AL bis
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting IN part
OF
3 FINE HORSES.
several FREsH cows and CALvE-.
NEW CARRIA AGE. vilLAGE-CAkT.a and
BUGGY.
NFW TENNESSEE" WAGON:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and TOOLS Of
every description. all In good order;
/ NEW PLANO;
CARPETS. CHANDELIERS MIRROltS,
and FURNITURE OF every description
and Of the best quality.
In fact there will De everything sold go
ing To make up the equipment OF rnt-
class country home.
TERMS: sums under $50 cash all In ex-
cess Of that amount note for ninety days,
with satisfactory eniOFser.
GEORGE ~. POINDENrER.
fe7 Anrtionesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07
Mozart To- Morrow Evening.

The opera Robin Hood" will be
given at the Academy tomorrow even
ing as the regular Mozart muueais.
The cast is as follows Hood lEarl Of
Locksley), g. r. Wade from MeCaali's :
Opera Company Earise, Miss Julia
Waldron; Marian Queen, Miss Carrie
Staude Little John and Moar, Mr..
Marshall Ramos Allin-a-Dale and
Knight, Mr. Frank W. Cunningham ;
Sheriff, Mr. Douglas Leftwich; Scath-
lock. Mr. William ;. Henning Friar,
Mr.. Gay Barker; Bishop, Mr. James
Calder; Justice and Clifton, Mr..
Charles Eubank King and Old Lord,
Mr. Isaac y. Jones Three Keepers Of
Fores., MesSrs. usnry Gr.snsr, Il. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-07

THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

MAJOR-GENERAL J. r. z. STUART.
Commander o. the Cavalry OF the Army o'
Northern Virginia.
by II. ~ MCCLELLAN. 4. NJ,
Late MAJOR. Assistant Al utaut-Grueral.
and Chief Of Stad - the CaVslry Corps.
Army OF Northern Virginia. With seven
Map. Cloth IS: nSlf morocco $3.50.
Mailed on receip y; OF price.
J. W. RANDOLPH G English.
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ArCTSoN sALEs-NssAay
by George W. Mayo. Auctionesr.
John E. Laughlin. Jr., Salesman)
No. 2s Ninth street.

FURNITURE, sEwING.MACHINE,
- GRAiN-BAGs, CHEWiN0-TOBACCp
CIGARs. LiQUolLLlCLSsE, OFFICE
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MONDAY. FrBRuAsr sTB.
at 1oh O'Clock, ! will sell at my anctions
house, for sccount of an sdmi nistrator,
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1 excellent SINGER SEwING-MACHfSE,
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1900 pOMEsrIC CIGARS.
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lsss. GEORGE ". MAYO,
sT Auctioneer.
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