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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
8soKE TRixr CIaARa.

WiLH"Es cOD-LIvER OH AND LINE
rbe great popuisFiiy Of tbis safs snj entez-
cious preparation 10 alone sttrfb1ts6.e TO
Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis WhooplDg
Cough ScroulOas humor, ami al con-
,umptl1e symptoms. u has no suprTior. if
equal Let 20 one neglect the early syop-
toms oi disease, when an sgsat is Al nand
which viii cure all complaints % the Che,i.
Lungs. 90 Throat. Manufactured on.y ~
a. B. wiiEoR. Chem .st. Boston. soiaby
al dFnkgi.fA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
NaFrtagc>.

Mis- W,iSel and samuel proSkauor
were united m marriage Monday even
ing at 3 O'Clock. by Rabbi Harris. at the
Synagogue % Beth Ahaba," Eleventh
street. The u>hers attendant were !:
l,adore >,rauS. :. :. Whitlocs. ;.
Bendhcim. Sol. B.nSwancer +. 4.
Joseph, and VI. Thaihmer.
The bride wore a cream satin costume,
which was very handsome. The groom
is a popular young lawyer ~ this city.
The couple left Oh the evening tram for
northern trip.
The usherS were agrecably entertained
at the residence OF the brides mother,
Leigh street near Second. a. were the
following named yoang ,alie, Miss
D'Ancora. of Chicago Miss Sadie
Marcuse. Miss Lille sctaap, Miss Ida
llutIlcr. Miss Birdie Blum, MIS-
Henriette Wailerste.u-iriends Of the
bride.
Last night about $50 O'Clock a
number Of people assembled al 81
Johns German Lutheran church "a
witness the marriage Of Miss Carrie
Nchwalm to Mr.. Anton J. Staudc. The
Rev. Roudolph John ofis.ated. and the
ushers were MeSSrs. William R0mer,
Frank Craven. Oscar Lohmann. Charles
Frommer, Albert Walbauer, and t'eorgc
Schwalm. The bride was handsomely
atiired and looked very pretty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
s,,e,eher.. Tu.uei Aee,aeu,,

The delay in the arrival and depar-
ture Of the trains on the Chesapeake and
Ohio -ailway Monday and Tuesday vas
caused by one Of the freight trains run
ming of in Stretcher's tunnel, on New
riyer, and obstrueting the road. No
person was hurt. All distractions have
been removed. and at an early hour
yesterday all trains were running as
Esual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
OYSTERS.

OYSTERS, 0YSTERs.-IA q
OhsniDe the BEST OYSTERS
tn the Stale and they are the -
onesl In TIE world Ny LADIES DE-
PARTMEST is the finest IN this city.
ara / will pledge my reputation tns.
no Objectionable person viii De wei.eo
np0n. OYSTERS sold py tne me~sae
os barrel. supper for Large parties can
~ f.,rp tsbed Al short notice. Cali or SEND
ys.s,g oydsrs 10 MukFHf's. corner kilhfh
and s,road streets. JOHN &u8PdI, fro-
EFtetor. Tessphone. No. are. dc is-il2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
remperanes Lersurs re-Nixht

An unusual treat is promised to-
night in the temperance lecture to be
given by Rev. Father j. b. Cotter, Of
Minnesota. 1t will take place al Ca
thedral Hall, corner Ninth and Mar
shall streets, at o'clock. Admission
viii be free, and the public generally
are cordially invited to attend.
Father Cottsr is one Of the most smi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
IIuStiuss Court.

The following cases were disposed oi
Yesterday, Judge Thomas ;. Atkins
presiding:
Walter Mayo, charged with feloni-
ously assau.tirg john Bltier. Con
yicttd and sent to jaii for thirty days
and fined one cent.
Amos Williams colorei. charged
with feionlously cutting Thoma> car
ter. Sent 20 all i9r four month, and
fined g..
Charles Jones waS charged with a.
tempting TO eXtort money rom II. :.
Yoss by threatening him With a crlmi-
nal prosecution for selling liquor TO mt
nors. lie pleaded guilty aud wAs
ia,led FOR SIX months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

pcnt divines OF the Northwest. lie is
the right arm Of Bishop Ireland. who
is the Father Matthew Of America.
Hopes are entertained Of holding one
or two subsequent meetings, Of which
ample notice will be given as to time
and nlace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

with coughs. colds. consumption, bron-
chi,is. or any throat and ldns-disea,e
will Ind in Dr. Da'id's Cough syrup
Of Pure PIne-Tar, IIorehound, Wild
Cherry, &C. &c, the most efficient
remedy ever tried. Price - cents
every where. Try il and be cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

Tor Pianos, Organs. Sheet-llnsic.
Books, Stationery, Magazines. and
New spapers, 20 20 Johnston S, yls Man
street. subscriptions received TO al Pnb-
licstion> AZ Office rates. Ten thousand
pieces new. fresh >hett.Mdslc only 10
cents apiece. Send for catalogue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
The MorarfIa.t Night.

The last mUSicale Of the Mozart As
ISOLATION before going into the neE
hall was -iyen at SJnger Hall last
night to An overlooking house. Mrs.
Alice Swain Hunter, ever a great Ri'h-
mond fayoute, was raptuTously re-
cei,ed and enthusiastically eHcorsf for
both Of her charmingly-eAecuted mum
bers.
The amateur orchestra. assisted BY
the professionals. played remarkably
well and evidenced great improve
meut. The duet for clarinet and from
bone between Messrs. Jardella and
Equi was grand effort, and the cello
solo by Professor ThilOw-given by
reques,-wss a beautiful rendition.
Next Monday nIght the new academy
will be formally opened. and thereafter
the musiccl-s will be given each Non
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

srss>Iss oPPeRTuSiTrEs.

THE BEST OPPORTUNITY Is
i pow offered to parties desirous OF get.
ting possession OF an established. successful
ousiuess in FINE MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS. aud NOTIONS. and LADIES
DRESSES cOmpiete 10 order. hsi oiisae'
- f1feer VearS and the zcknoWiedged lead
.ye bot,se OF Virginia clty Of twenty -ihree
thousand Inhabitants. Fixtures fos sale.
ard siofe the largest OF the kind IN the
Sfstei. with me pate : as mont, Tor rent.
Fur further particulars, sderess n,
No. lss sycamore street.
4szRt Petersburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

or X. p. CHAFFIN & Co.
~ a. ......,-.- $50

UI y =. DUAIFIF q %
EftHuaNp. Va. January 3 lts6.
WE DESIRE To RETURN OUR
w rraiefu. thanks 10 our Patrons FOR
the.r past Il or. an. io assure thein OF cor
readiness to serve them lu the future. v =
nave every facility Tor successful aud
prompt attention 20 every branch OF TIE
Real Estate business.
special attention gwen 70 Sell ug ana
Renting cry Property. Deeds written
A.tuow.td.cmeui- taken. Prompt settle
ll,nt> for al sales made aud rents collected.
NrW4>h Happy and prosperous New
Year and invite even body 90 cal al our
office where sc VIII - pleased u give
,r,-.. i,f nepeni of our facilities lor selling
or l.yiug Rcal ks.ste a city or country.
4l-sf K b. CHAfflN & CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
Gr~.ss WasssyCs,e..

Richmond Lodge, No. 10, A. Z. and
A. NJ, held its regular moathly CON-
munication at St. Adams Hall last
night. Avery full lodge Of the breth-
rem gathered on the occasion. Past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
sitost tor nsb.

Having TO move on the lst II March,
! Will up TO that date make up my pres
ent stock al cost for cash. This . a tine
opportunity 10 buy gooi Clothes At a
low price JOUN LATorrHE,
No. / Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
Repor, ON the inauguration naII.

The Executive Committee Of the inau-
suration ball held a meeting yesterday
evening to settle up the affairs OF the
ball. The total receipts from the sale
Of tickets amounted 10 =, l@- so, which
vas directed to be turned over 10 Mr.
Siegel, and the following resolution va
adopted
Rsoired. That the ihank, Of tai,
Committee are due, and are nov
rendered. 70 Mr.. Scigel for the e.,icient
and satisfactory discharge of has duties
as manager Of the lnaugura! ball on
January /, ls>o, he having hlly com-
pied with the terms OF his contract
with this committee IN every respect.
This Of course releases the sIaranyors
from all liability.
The thanks OF the committee were a.
80 rendered TO Captain BarsamIn and
the Chamber OF Commerce-the former
for efficient services. the latter for the
use Of their rooms.
The committee are also under ob.-
cations to Mr. W /. >hepper5 Tor y a.
liable service, g. Mr. D. ". Dawson,
u Charleston, :. c.. for the palms u-el
ln the decorations, and 70 the Atlantic
Coast Line for transportation OF same
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06


F. y. Culver, Of West6eld. Chau-
tauqua county, y. J., was afflicted
with scFofllogs eruptions over the back
and thigh. accompanied with nausea
ard neuralgia pains in the head, 20 Sc
gere that on one occasion he fell M
conscious m the street. Physicians
falling 10 DO him good, he commenced
using BrandTelh's Pills-dye every
night for a week, then rested thres
days. and tool i've every night for an
other week, then two every night for
thirty days. To bis delight. al the
end Of that time, the eruptions had
disappeared aud all pain had gone. lie
continues to take one pill occasionally
as precsution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

We are IN fact selling our stock Of
Clothing a, prime cost for cash. Call
and be convinced.
T.. b. SPENCE & SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
OFfIrF Of ". II. lNNE a Co..
REAL E-TATT AGfNr~.
AJCIInNEEhs AND bEokER~,
ms MAIN STEFf-I.
RIcHv.>D. VA. January 1856.
TO OH FRIENDS ANDPATRONS

X lt tliNFN ID. A. ihll t4tiN 4 A0-"'
To OH FRIENDS AND PATRONS
Il aud ihe public generally W. hereby
tender ouT 1hANk~. not merely lu con-
formttv 10 custom. but ont Of sincere graft
tuds. foI iae long.coutinurd aud liberal pa
frouage bestowed upon uS.
WIN the experience and skin acquired
ht long and successful prosecution ~ tine
REAL. ESTATE BUSINESS ia al IT,
branches with all the facilities re- uisite
thereto. and with the RsSura nee tnai oar
best efforts shall still be given 20 the pro-
motion OF The Interests OF all who may con
fer Their faVors upon us We begin The new
yearIn the hope % continued and ENLARGED
business relat oue. aud. soliciting the con-
ndeuce and support OF al, we cordially IN
vie Ru persons having any business pei
tanning 10 Real kstRte. whether IN sales
Purchases Rentals. Loans. Exchanges
Deeds or AckuoW iedgments 10 call on or
cUluMuu cafe with Us.
Very respectfully.
.a2.H ". II. LYME & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

4. &. GARRISON. High Constable. iessS A.
NJ. shos Cases. eohsectioueFie-. Ae.
RICaxoND BAZAAR 10 o'ciosk. hocss,
mules. 6uszics, &C.
| 4. POW kRS 10 A. n. aran.es.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
supreme CourtorAppeal>. Ye>rerd

commonwealth against The Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company. Ar
gued by +. " Christian. Esq. for the
Commonwealth and by MAJOR BEN amin
II. Nash for the appellees. and conun-
ued until to-day.
Lester against Pediso. appeal al
lowed and suVerseisds awarded 70 lie
cree pronounced by the Circuit Court Of
Herrico county ou the 2lst of october.
l>~j.
Edmund pendlgton, Esq, allowed to
pracuCe .aW Iu this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
Permits to Erect Framed BuiIding>-

The following are the permits u erect
wooden buildings granted by the Com
mitice on the tlrc department j. !.
Wm-fcld, open shed. iuxlo feet, one
story high. corner Broad and Belsidere
streets: 4. Van De Nyyer, open she'd,
lI>XlN feet. ono.story high. on play
ground at school corner Ninth and Mar
shall streets j. W. Anderson, two
dwellings. 3ON3u feet. tWo stories high.
on west side Of jefferson between Byrd
and Cana streets c. II. Cosby, two
dwclljngs. ljN4u feet. one-story high.
on Beverley near Reservoir street
Joserh Holzgrefe, dwellings, 5O&2>
feet. two stories high, on Sixth between
Leigh and Baker streets b. 3. Collins.
she'd. 24X-. ten feet high. at 40 north
second street.
The petition Of Caroline Cooper to
erect one-story building on second
street between Cary and Canal streets
was re ected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
BxoKR rzIxr cIsAks.

TIE DsPArcM Jos-PkISriSa hocsD .
thoroughly eqGipped 10 doAn kinds OF bcos.
Asp Jos-fsIxTiSo At the shortest noties.
Bnoxs rnTxr CgeA aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

saw. sir, that the fact that only Two
patients perished in the flames presents
a spectacle Of good management wnieh
should command praise from antt;o-
nists even il they were blinded by their
intense partisanstip. II has been pub
lished in the public prints that the
spectacle Of heroism exhibited upon
that occasion occasion OF the ire well
challenged comparison with the brave
deeds done in the war, IN rescuins
through the flames all those suffering
patients. The member from Williams
burg has undertaken upon this hoor 20
become a witness. ask that gentle
man does be say that the inmates were
confined in the cellars Of an abandoned
house at the Asylum?
Mr.. Wise ! said that cellars that
bad been abandoned by the Asylum,
and which had not been used since the
colored insane moved away, haf been
taken and fitted up for female patients
since the fire.
Mr.. Dunlop, ask for your anthori-
ty that female lunaiics were confined IN
those cellars:
Mr.. Wise: | think the citizens OF
Williamsburg will testify to it.
Mr.. Dunlop Such charge as this,
based upon no more definite authority.
presents its own condemnation and
refutation out OF the mans mouth that
makes it. | have only to repeat. SIT,
as ! said in the beginning, DR.. Moncure
and hiS associates in Office are ready 10
meet an investigation at the hands OF
any man.
The bill was passed. and Or. Wise
intimated that he would Introduce a
resolution looking to an investigation
into the management Of the Asylum.
Governor Lee Presented with a Cane.
Yesterday Governor Ice was pre-
Sented with a cane grown on the grave
Of Stonewall Jackson. The presenta-
tion was made by Senator Charles 2.
Jones and Captain Dawn on behalf Of
the Rockbridce Cavalry, and the Gov
ernor replied TO their remarks as fol-
lows
- thank YOU. and through yon the
members Of the Fitz-Lee Cavalry
Campaign Club, for this cane, which
you tell me IN eloquent and c0mpli-
mentart phrase was cut from the tree
growing over the grave Of Stone~all
Jackson. Reyering the memory Of this
grea, soldier As | DO, | will be reminded.
when the cares and responsibilities OF
official Ite grow heavy, TO ind support
m the contemplation Of his strong
character and re~oute will, Of his sim
plc desire 70 10 hi, whole duty IN al
things without fear a. to the response
billy. but with faith a. TO the result.
And SO. too. as the years roll on and
my feet grow weary shall turn TO this
cane for support and ever remem mber
the kindness Of M friends of the good
old county OF Rockbrli-e.'
After few words Of con-ra,lla.ion
and an interchange of ciy,iities the party
withdrew.
The cane and the head are 0f beautiful
workmanship. en- the head IS % Gene-
raj Fltlhugh lee, from the Rockbrli.e
Cavalry on one side, " Natural
Bridge. September %, l>sj Pc; on an
other. September To. lN>j " on ,tii
another. From >t0newall Jackson S
Grave"
The Rockbr,dge Cavalry, cOmmana-
al by Captain II. Dawn, an eX-oi'ieer
in the French army. was the first com-
pany 10 meet and 10 greet General Lee
ON his late victorious canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

Tho undersigned. agent ~ the follow ns
IiEi. ..lass companies - namely; fhWn
Assurance Company Of London. Com nler-
cal Union Assurance Company Of London
ire Association Of Philadelphia and Pnc'
NIX insurance Company Of BfooSlyu lua-
lipsI. viii continue ti3e FIRE AND MA
RINF INSU RANCE BUSINESS al the o.d
stand No. llll Main street STATE BANK
In0dfne. when he viii he pleased 20 serve
lls friends AMI The public generally.
T,Ieuhuue ~ as h. &. WHEKRl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

Mr. Daniel IIerzog. one Of the lessces
Of the new Mozart Academy OF Music,
is in the city preparing for the opening
newt Neth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

Referring 90 tine above the uuiers. gued
legs l.aVe to notify his friends and the
public thAt he has made business engage
iueui with Messrs PeytOu & Stnt'n Gene
-aI Insurance Agents No. 1901 Nam
street. At which p'acy he would b- HAPPY 70
ss-e them. fTOm ais long experience 10 the
business aud Ihat uf the gentlemen With
~ ncln be u associated. ne confidently APP
reals FOR a liberal share of the business OF
h.s late urm. promising his patrons lusu-
fsrce tu the b~st cu,npAn es aud prompt
and h bsTal settlements IN The event OF los.
.af.lw % r. ME!SlGEis = E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

Messrs. r. Il. Chafin & Co., real
estate agents, sold at auction on ysster-
day evening the desirable residence No.
907 Park avenue for the sum Of s6'2oO.
There vas 4 good crowd present. and
the livsly bidding showed that West
End property is in increasing demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

KcuNoSB. VA, January /, SSH.
WE BEG To ANNOUNCE THAT
w WehxV- been appointed M - southern
agents f.r MtsSrs. grove 4 Brother Phld-
delppta Manufacturers ~ PURE LlN~tt u
OILS aud can execute orders al lowest
market price. Respectfully,
RICHMOND OIL COMPANY.
X O.. WoFFHINsIoN. Manager.
Do Be- + ~ TuSW4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

DlSSOLUTION OF LAW PART
NERSHlP.

The law frn OF CANNON & COURTNEY
was dissolved 10y mutual consent Dece oef
- ls~j
TptT further notice both ~ Us can Doe
found o. The Office OF the late nrm. So. Sol
Man street. and either member i author
Ilrd to use the name of TIE late rfu %
closing up the hfm huSiness.
HENRY g. CANNON.
Ia --lnt ALI kkll X. COT hlNt1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
Nlsuf shoes

less than cost. French Calf, hand
made 20 order f)r g. and &, we will
.ell for e. a pair, cash only. to close
them out. ". y. DREW & SoS.
500 Nam street, corner Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

y. REAL ESTATE AGI st
AICTIONfFR. ANu LOAN BH" K K.
e,tItE ~. NORTH ELEvENrH ~lKEEf.
IELEruH~E No. S47.
IRuPERTY sol u pub. c!y snd privat teiy.
Et Ms COLLECTED. LOANS NiNfo-
TIA1ip. "a pairs e. houses II my chaFse
done under ruy personal sup'r> sion A. lo~
Ell reasonable rates AMI no ccmn .ssloAs
direct 81 indirect, u-ceiyet ~ me non mr'
,heut.>. and no repaIT> made except ~ tue
dft...ou % owners uI 10 ivii 10 uy ei>cFe-
Ron only when iu my Judgment, u -s c'h-
fUciye 20 their Interest.
With an iucpss,d force ~ efficient ani
courteous a,s isiants and two oifce vehicles.
arl pIetarrs 20 attend promptly 20 a b.
matters pf busiItrs> committed % zoe. Grpl
business solicited. l-co1at
ACARD.-PROFOCNDLY CRATE
hFUL ior pssi fsy0rs and hoping en-
laIged patronage ior The future We tender
our best wishes ;oT The health and prosper.
us %, every one iu ouT beautiful city grSni
old stale and magnificent country. The All
i fraught with prophecy oi proHperOu'
tines especially for reai estate. We rene y
ofr assurances % trN oilOn 10 the Interests
cunndcd io -. APPEhoON -.
Reai kstste Agents and Auctoneers'
10 l-eBfeT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
LKA\k ID. HILL 81 CO.
i REAL ESTATE AGENr- AND
ATCTlpNEkHS
~. e. NuHTI ELENTNTH STREET.

AICIitNEkkS
~. NuHTU ELENTNrH ~TEEEG.
REAL STAT BUSINESS iu an IT,
bran. ncs promptly attended tu.
tlty sud rouuiT properly sold "i a1' t"u
ard rIiNafDlg.
MDNE0 ALWAYS To- LOAN upon city
Real Fsiate. DEEDS csreful'v aDd promp... :.
IS prepared. RENTING and C'LLtCTi'N
81 ELNI~ especially and hbera sd an e'
% .p uu same.
VIII an experience Of eighteen years ln
tr,. business So can -uun IDENTIFY as~eri Co.
..r many friends HuI patrons no have
favored Hs IN The pa>f tuat We are better
uitIuTti than ever 20 attend TO nu~ .I''-- eu-
TRUSTED Do us. a RI "
TO Our FRIENDS AND PA
L TEON~. What others of our craft have
sad 10 their Cards ~ TuauE> Is Ike
wise applicable 200 our firm. There ore con-
nue NOur confidence 80 us.
Bot should we falter iu ouI IahOrs.
Th,u sou can patToulle 'ur uel-noors.
l.ufs very truly.
CHkWNING & ROSE.
Kea' Estate Agents AMI Brokers,
"A g.st 40. nOrtn Tents street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

RlcHNoND. VA. Janusrl /. lss6.
I'VE HAVE THIS DAY ADMIT
w TEp Messrs :. G. ATKINS and HEN
EY a. CRkSsH HAW a. partners IN our nr,n
al. cd nrm. name Wlu remain unchanged
Netake This occasion TO thank our patrons
f0r pssi fAyors and hope TO merit the satne
in the future. BKOWN. DAVIS co.
a l-IW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06
ElRM o.

hISSOLU TlON.-THE FIRM or
II NORVELL LEAKE 4 co. IS ltis
DAY Of. solved - mutual consent. Iuc
general CON W iss on and produce nusi'
pe-s vii le continued by ID. x Nor.
Neu sad ,. ~ NorFtll under the firm
name of NoRNELLt CO. a. the o.t stand
I0ft basin hank. They assume al lan.ii-
f.cs Of sue VIII collect al debts j0c tJe
Old rYin ~ NoTve'l ICaks 90.
TIE CIoss.Iie. BARK aud SumaC Eus nes-
wfi. i.c continued by I. &. Leake. Jr. aud
i. A Hooinag'c. under the firm name of
T. {. LfAkE. JE.. 4 CO.-ofticc AllcghsnS
EuiidiUE. between Eleventh aud Twc.tth
streets. basin bank.
Thanking out friends and the public f)r
their Fast Iieerai patronage, Ne respect
fully solicit = continuance 20 the ncR hrtu,
iu ;he.T respective departments.
-. X NORNELL-
T. &. LEAkE JEs
J. NJ. NORNELL-
kI1iNoNp. January J, 1850.
"A i.eoflw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-06

pIs,o,rTIoNs 4 rARrNER>HIr>.
'THE INDERSIGNEU HAVE TINS

HI -''i'''''N ~ 80
4 DAY formed co partnership. under
fI.e frr..uams of TRiBbEII IS IA1 L,ik
~ f.le purpusc Of conducting the " Holt
~ALK FANtY GROCERY. CONFE'llON-
FEY.ANl FRI IT Bus NESS az ] <l6 Ma
street here they wli open in few days
.ur stock uIN ie ENTIRELY NEN an.
FkESII .ected with care from nrst hands
I.. oar senior member. Whose familiarity
a. OBJ the demands OF tEo trade enable t.u
o.. rit, his fiieuds and our patrons The y.rv
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