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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
AFrRE-BUG CAPTURED.
CouufY-Enf0rcing the Liquor
LaM-NeHa from NORFOLK.

correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatchl
NORFOLK, August 3. 1883.
One OF the fire-bugs OF Norfolk county was
captured yesterday in the lower part OF the
county BY Constable sykes in the person OF
n negro woman named Jleet Sykes. She was
examined before a Justice on the charge OF
setting fire 10 and destroying 4 dwelling on
| the farm OF Harrison Etecredse. pear North
west There were several cOlored witnesses
against her. and the testimony was such That
she was sent on for trial before the County
| Court. She was brought to Portsmouth this
morning and committed to the county Jail.
Mayor Banks in his proclamation 10
liouor.dealers also directs the aftcntion Of
the KEEPERS Of gambing-bouses aud policy
shops to the fact that efforts will be made 10
suppress their business, and all officers OF
the law will be suspended who fail in re-
! porting persons who disregard the Jaw. The
Mavor Will have the assistance OF the Judge
Of the Corporation Court and Common
Nealth's ATTORNEY to aid him in suppress sing
In, evils and enforcing a wholesome reform
In various matters that have heretofore been
sources Of fruitful complaint.
Luther A. Roby, one OF the c0al-hands at
Lambert's Point, while bathing yesterday
struck an obstruction, and was so badly in
iured about the head that he is now at st.
Vincenps Hospital in a very preceliouscon-
dtion.
Mr. A. l.. Kaytop, the saIoon.kceper who
wa, fined $3.50 for keeping his place open on
SUNDAY, has taken an appeal from the deci-
sion OF Pollcc.Justicc Baum to the Corpora
ton Court. Kayton has also been sent on to
the Corporation Court for selling liquor 10
minors.
Dir. James Mcintyre. the proprietor OF the
Bij0u saloon, on Roanoke Square, VIII be mp
IN day or two before Justice Baum for
selling on SUNDAY and 10 minors.
Five new lctter-carricrs and several sub
stitutes have been added TO the p0st-oilice
force here under the eght.hour law. The
carriers here get 5000 per year when they
first go on duty and $3.50 after one year, with
fifteen days holiday and p9y.
The large ocean tug Argus came IN port
for coal and supplies. She is towing dis.
abled brig from the West Indies, and left the
brig at the capes.
The Virginia Grand Lodge, Independent
Order OF Good Tempars, viii convene in
annual session 10 this city next Tuesday.
FIRE IN ISLE OF WICHITA DEED.
Last night tao barn OF Jeremiah johnson,
within a mile Of Smithtied. Isle OF Wight
county, WAS destroyed by fire. The barn
contained quantity Of corn and forage and
several barrels OF vinegar, all OF which was
dcstroved. Nothing was learned OF the
origin OF the fire, the loss, or the insurance.
The Virginia Beach Railroad Company
placed on record to-day deed OF trust for
SaOe. 900 to secure q loan for Improvements,
widening the gauge OF the road, sc. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

discusrcn, Mr.. Long, OF Massachusetts, snd
Mr.. Dibble, OF South Carolina, claiming Tor
the friends OF the section the right to open
and close the debate, while Mr.. Burnes, OF
Missouri, who reported and has the manage
ment OF the bill, contonded that. although
be was opposed 90 the section. he had the
right to control tho method Of debate.
The Chair faally decided that the right to
opsn and close rested with the advocates OF
the section and recognized Mr.. l.ons, oil
Massachusetts,, who declared th5t The qnos'
ton presented was ueftnsif political nor sec
tIopal IN its character. II was not political
because Il was founded on Just claim which
was older than either OF the existing po-
litical parties. II was not sectional because
the money involved was due 10 men who
lived all acng The original coast OF the
thirteen colonies. Passing over IN priei re-
view The former iegisla.lon in regard TO these
claims he commended that Whatever excuse
had hitherto existed for delaying their pay
ment existed no longer In view OF the fact
that judicial tIibunsl OF the Governments
own selection had declared their validity and
the Governments indebtedness, aud not TO
paw them would be simple repudation--
outrageous and scandalous reputation.
Mr.. Rogers, OF Arkansas, argued that IN
The cases Of the French spoliation claims
decided by the Court OF Claims there should
be the right Of appeal 10 the United states
supreme Court. Before he was called upon
20 cast mis- vote 10 take $50, 000.000 or $1,000
600 OF the public money be wanted the hnal
Judgment Of the court OF last resort.
Mr. Ryner. OF Maryland, said that u
would be = shame and IN outrage 70 reopen
these cases and send them 10 the supreme
Court. IL would be fifty yeats, in the usual
- H.. 49, -
claims would be determined, and smother
generation would piss away before Its rights
were adiudicated,
Mr.. Dingley, Of Maine, was surprised that
a. effort should he made TO defeat the mea-
sure providing for the payment OF claims
which the Court Of Claims had adiudged 10
be Just and proper.
Pending further discussion the committee
rose. and the House at 8 Z. NJ. took recess
until =. ~, the evening session to be for
the consideration OF private pensions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
CURED OF RATrLEsNAKE BITE.
A Simple Remedy that is Said 10 DO
the Busiuess Every Time.
Port Jervis Gazette. ]


Alden Davis, of Damascus, in Wayne
county, Pa, was bitten a few evenings
since by rattlesnake. in the ball of his
thumb. A cord was fastened tightly
around the thumb to stop the move
ment OF the blood from the region of
the wound to other parts OF the body.
Young Davis was then taken as quickly
rs possible to the office of DIR. Kemp,
at Callicoon Depot Having seen in
newspaper few years since a de-
scription of the remedy for rattlesnake
bites as used by the Geer family at Long
Eddy, n. Y, DIR. Kemp made careful in
yestieation Of the matter and became
convinced OF the truth OF the statement
therein made, and that the remedy was
indeed all that was claimed Tor it. He
therefore advised Young Davis to drive
to John Geer's as quickly as possible,
but first to partake freely Of rye whiskey.
A bottle of this liquor was obtained. and
the horse head turned TO the direction
of Long Eddy, distant eleven miles.
1t was now late in the night, and, as
the moon was down, very dark. The
road was rough one, but by careful
aud as rapid driving as possible the
dwelling OF John Geer, the famous rat
tlesnske-catcher, was reached before
daylight. By this time, in spite Of the
tightly drawn cord around bis thumb,
the poison had made its way into the
hand, wrist. and orm, which were badly
swollen. Davis had taken but two small
drinks OF liquor, and Geer promptly for
babe the use of more, saying Its effect
would DO TO increase the circulation of
the blood, and thus spread the poison
more rapidly. The effects OF the poison
seemed not TO be entirely confined to the
hand and arm. but in some way was af-
fecting this stomach He had several
severe vomiting spells, after which he
spit blood freely.
Fortunately Geer knew right where to
get the violet. . sovereign remedy for rho
bite OF rattlesnake, and, lighting Ian
tern, in five minutes time had Davis eat
ing its leaves. He then applied salt and
indigo To the wound, first Alkirg of the
tightly.draxn cord. which, however, had
probably done good service in prevent
ing the more rapid spreadof the poison.
Davis soon began to feel better. The
pain. which was great when be first
came, soon ceased. The stomach sick
Dess also left him. and lying down he
slept for an hour, when Geer awakened
him 10 give him more OF the violet and
apply fresh poukice.
At the end Of twelve hours from the
time be came to ME. Geer's, Davis start
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

WANTED, GOOD CANYASSERS
w FOR IMPROVED BED-SfRTNG. Itis tho
heat aud Cheapest. Apply 10 JAMES WOODALL..
Instalmsnt House. 905 eEst Broad street, Rici-'
mond. W.. Men afraid ocsrry packages need
not apply. AZ 4-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
BY B. NJ. Qnarles,
Real Estate Agents, Richmond, yG,
and
Sampson & Aiamson.
ReAl FstAte Agents. Manchester VS..


UCTION SALE OF TEN
"A SQUARES IN MANCHESTER ADJOINING
THE MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN AS
MARX Additionally virtue u decree IN the
Cbancory Court ~ Blchmond, Va. dated juno
q, 1888. G.. OBJ. CowardiD, who sues, &c, plain
iif, rs.J n. D0oey and Philip =. Purcell, trns-
Tees, and Gis., defendants. authorizing tho under
signed as trustee H. a certain deed OF trust rom
Charles ". Purcoil aud vito, dated hay.9i, 1874,
10 sell tho property thereby conveyed, l shan
proceed 10 sell on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT -, 1883,
beginning at 81, p. NJ. the PROPERTY de.
scrlbed in said decree and deet-to Wit: TEN
LOTS (sduaresi. Nos. IS. 40, A., - ~ 81, %, ~
o. aud -. adjoining the town OF Manchester ia
the county Of Chesterfield, bounded on ne
northeast ny Jecsson street. on the southwest by
y street separating said lots FROM Or Marx ;
estate. ON the sOuthoast by Morgan street. ana
on the northwest by Maury street. Tho ABOVE
described PROPERTY will be greatly enhanced
In value for building houses ~ tho nearuess OF
the proposed electric railroad mat Will cross
Mayo's bridge aud run up HUI street rat OF
property AZ Tie office OF the auctioneers.
TERMS: BY consent, one fourth cash balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months; negotiable
notes, q per cent interest added. and the pnr-
chasers wnlying the homestead exemption and
secured b. retention OF title ON said real estate.
W. L. CCWAkblN,
au4 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
SHE DIED IN nAN~ILLE.
Result or Railroad sDiuries-The
Late General Hurt.
Isnecial telegram to the Dispatch. ]

Special telegram to The Dispatch.l
DANvILLE. VA, August 3.-Miss George
K. Prade, a Young woman who was injured
by train at Dry Fork some time ago, died
at the Home fer the Sick, in this city. last
night. It was wonderful she lived so long.
The remains Of General ii. II. Hurt VIII
be buried at Chatham tomorrow with Ma
some hoAors by Roman Eagle Lodge OF Dan.
willie, of which he was q member.
This city and section was visited to-day by
soaking rlins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Cn,ton neeeint.
fBy t,legraph % the plspa.ch..

10y F7IVEI aV1 10 1IIU I'IfPa'CH.I
NEW YORK, August a-The following
are the total net receipts Of cotton at all port
since September 1, 1887: Galveston. Coo,
99S; New Orleans. 1,771 1855: Mobile, 204.
III; Savannah, S70.29l; Charleston, 442,
O97; Wilmington, ies,122; Norfolk, ASS;
SOC; Baltimore, 5i.4C6; New York, 104,621
Boston, 9s.759: Newport News, l03.3TS
Philadelphia, 27,37S; West Point, 4oG.207
Brunswick, 1901; Port Rossl, i4,75i
Pensacola, 17,0S7. Total. 6.50S. 6o1 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

WANTED, TO HIRE 4 No. l
w WOMAN 70 cook 81 5O5 east Grace.
an 4-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
LAID An REST.
Impressive Funeral Ceremonies over
the Remains Of MI BieGsOe.

Special telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
STAuNTON, August 3.-rhe funeral SER
vices Of the late Mr.. Thomas a. Bledsoe this
afternoon were largely attended and deeply
impressive, the Masonic lodge and escort Of
knights Tempars taking part in the cere-
monies at The church DR.. Netherlands
eulogv OF the deceased beautifully portrayed
his character. and his family, the communi-
ty, and the Church would mlrgle their grief
for their loss. TIE long procession was
headed 10y the Stonewa- Brigade Band, in
company with the organizations. After the
ceremonies of Sepultpre by the Masons and
Knights Temnlars the Trinity.cburch quar-
tetic choir-MIsses Fannie Tams aud Mary
b, Berkeley, Dir. &. l.. Cooke and Mr.. ID. J..
Euritt-sang most impressively the Tenn
plars' bufiaI-service hymns. The services
were ended, as the Templars stood with
crossed swords over the grave, by a solemn
dIree by the band, and then the last sad tri-
butte OF respect was paid the good man as the
shadow OF twilight fell upon the scene OF
sorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Band oner,nx.-New nank,


wAsnIScroY. August 3.--ro-dsy's bono
offerings, s92G,S5o. Accented $50 re.
risiered Fs ut 1914; $4,000 coupon 4s's a
Io7 46-i00. and 500 and $500 registered 49,
at i07 45-100.
The Comptroller OF Currency TO-DAY au
tboriztd the Peolle's National Bank OF Lees
burg, Va. TO begia business with capital
of 250. O}O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
AUcrSOs sALEs--rhss Dsy.
ME RICHMOND BAZAAR. TzS
1873 Avn I4f0 FRANKLIN srREsf ZSlA

Our regular sale will cominenco Iu-Dai
at 10 o'clock. when we win offer a pumbcr Of
excellent HORSES, MULES. Bu6GIEs, PbAh-
Tons, and WAGONS Selections may DO mnde.
AT il O'CLOCK
1 BAY HORSE. ToP-wAGoS and iAliNEss;
3FAMIIY COWs-g00d STOCK aud largo milk
CTS: / superior BUTCHERS WASoN-city
made; SlDE-BAR ToP-BLGG1, IN frstrse !,
order: 1 SECONDHAND PHAETOS aud HAIR
NESS; SECONDHAND R0ADCARf. Ia good
order: good WoRK-h0RsE, 20 be sold for &C.
count OF tns city Of Richmond.
Entries should BIO made early
au4 Il. b. COOK. salesmss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
FyyHE BRADSrREET COMPANY.
4 CHARLES 2. CLARK, PRESIDENT
BRADSYREgys Rfou xeNp OFFICE
NO. liee East kAG STREET.
1clspasas hes4ss
y.H. wnIrrY, superintendent,

The Richmond once nas moro than Kept pace
with tho raptd growth Of the city aad develop
the mercantile community OF thls sec,ion ali the
advantages Of asystem The superiority OF uhisn
" recognized La every trade centre Of mo ctvit-
tied world. TIA, ittz N special soRse prepared
tsstsd W the fect mat II has now larger nxnbsv
ekestssr5tss tkNn a1V sfAer MgeestiS es~ssk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
GRATEFUI-COMFORTlNG
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton. and by careful application Of the 1ne
properties u Heu-sel ected Cocoa. Mr.. Epps hsS
provided our breHkfast-tables with delicately
navorod beverage which may save rs many
heavy doctors Dl4 IL is by the IudiciOus use
OF such articles vi dot tnat q constitution aay
lie xrafuany bailL ~ until strong enough ~ re-
sst every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maledies sire floating around Us ready 10
attack WifereYsr tlltre IA weak point We may
escape many fa,sl shaft by keeping ourselves
we'll fortified with uure blood and n properly
nourfshe.f frame r-Csril. f3rvtcs Gdzetts
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold
only In half pound tins By grOcers, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England
.f0I6-Th Sa&Tu1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
CouRroF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
Yancey and ais. Fluintifls,
against
Yancey administrator aud ais. =. Defendants
Extract from decree Of June q, 1891
1. An account OF ali debts and demands against
the estate OF Emily j. Ysucey, deceased, their
nature, and the order OF their priority.
2. An account Of AL debts and demands against
the estate OF George w. 1aneey, Jr., ana the no.
turo and the ordes OF their priority.
B An account showing what estate the said
Emily j. Yancey left, and who are entitled TO the
same, and in what proportions, after paying all
debts and demands against same.
4. An account showing what estate the said
George w. lanoey, Jr., iefE. and who are en-
titled 20 tho same, and IN what proportions after
paying all debts sud demands against same.
+. 5. said commissioner shali state and settle the
accounts Of Andrew Pizziri, JT.. administrator
OF EmilyJ. Yancey, aud shall report whether or
not there Is any liability upon WIliism \
Dashiell as executor OF tho said Emily J. Yancey
on account OF hts said executorship.
8. Any other matter deemed pertinent, &c.
y ComEsroxEK's oFFrcr,)
Z CORNER ELEVENTH AND BANK srREsTe,
RICHMOND, VA. July Is, ios8
All creditors OF Emily ]. Ysuccy and George
W. Yencey, IT., are hereby notified thatl shall
proceed at this Office on the 18th day OF August,
1883 at the hour OF 10 A. NJ, TO execute tho Re-
quromeHts Of the ddcree from which the above
Il an extract. az which time aud place they are
directed 20 appear and present their claims,
Otherwise 10 DO dobarred from all share Of tho
assets 6i said deceaonfs to BE- distributed herein
Cfvop under my hand as Com missioner for the
chancsry Court Of Richmond this 13tn day OF
July, lSS A w. PATTERSON,
Commissioner.
+. NJ CONNER, p. q. 1yAssiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
DspAMrUKE OF SrsanEms.

VIRGINIA SrEAMBOATs,rzzu.
' COMPANY, for Old Point. Nor ksf1Ssss17ss
folk, Portsmouth. Newport News. Ciareuonr
and Jamcs-riter landings direct by elegant 81
loou-steamer 1RiEl., leaving Richmond KFsk
MONDAY. WED sESbAf, and FRIDAY at1 L..
". Street-cers connect.
Connections 81 Ola Point closely With all lines
for northern cities same AFTERNOON: also ~ Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, ana
Virginia Beach. James ry0r by daylight Great
tourist lire. Cheapest rOutc.
Through tickets on steamer and at Garher's
Agency 1903 MHin street Baggage ciIccks /
through. StRte-rooins engaged for day or nienl.
Freight received faiis iOf Norfolk, POft'-
mouth, Old Point. Wayeriy Hick1forj. Va. snd
all points 10 Eastern NOrib Carolina. Eastern
Virginia and all regular landtu - Oh the James
river, at lowest rates. and through bills Issued.
LUClEN u. ThrUM, fice-PresdeBt.
No. lll7 Aain street. ana Ro. kettS
IRWIN WEIslGgR, Freight aud Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

NEw York, August 3,-The business fail.
ures throughout The country during The last
week we're (: For the United states, 19i
Canada, 20--totai, 2iC--sgsinst 22l Iasl
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
The Color Line and Coed Tempiars.

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars Of
Georgia adjourned yesterday.
The session was HARMONIOUS one through
out. Aside from tine adoption OF resolutions
declaring the order to be independent OF
politics the color question was the most inn
pOrtart one that came up.
The question IS regarded as a very serious
one. The resolutions adopted by the Right
Worthy Grand lodge at it, session in Sara
toga, two years ago, have seriously affected
the order IN the South, and unless the OBJ
jectionable law establishing the utilization OF
white and colored Good Templars IN the
same lodges is abolished, the Southern Grand
lodges will set up an independent iurlsdc-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

A YOUNG LADY OF SIX YEARS
IA experience DESIRES A SITUATION as
teacher IN q private family 70 teach the usual
English branches. Frebch, Music, and the rudi-
msnts Of Latin. For further references address
JyDGE JAMES NJ. JEFfRIEs, West Point, King
William county, Va. ~ ySSa&Wf3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

A UCTION SALE OF BRICK STORE
"A AND DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER
TWKGrY-SEYBNrH AND MARSH A l. l.
srRhETs.-At the request Of tho ownor viii
offer for sale on
TUESDAY, AUGUST :, 1898,
at G o'clock, the above PROPERTY. The STORE
il well arranged for business. Tho DWELLING
has seven rooms City water on the lot. The
building was put up by the owner and has been
occupied by him. where he has been conducting
bualness until nov. His health having failed he
has determined 20 sell. The lot fronts 2B foet on
TWonty-seventh street and OF good depth
TERMS: One fourth cash; heiaece in SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes
secured BY trust deed. Is. NJ. QU ARLEs,
~ 81 Aucuoneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

WANTS.
WANTED, TORRENT FOR A TERM
OF YEARS
A MODERN DWELLING,
IN TEN MINUTES OF PosT-0FFICE STATE
TERMS. LOCATION, 81. REX.
au+lt caro- Dispatsh.
WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w NAN visiting drug trade South to soil for
Wholesale Truss-Manufacturer. Philadelphia.
Pa. Address TRUSS. care Dispatch o1lce.
au A-8t
WANTED, GOOD CANVASSERS
w FOR IMPROVED BED-SfRTNG. Itis tho
heat aud cheapest. Apply 10 JAMES WOODALL,
Instalmsnt House 9Oj eEst Broad street. Rlcf-'
mond. W.. Men afraid t0csrry packages need
not apply. az 4-3t'
WANTED, TO HIRE 4 No. l
w WOMAN 70 cook 81 7O5 east Grace.
al l-gr
WANTED, BJNCH-BREAKERS
w to make VIRGINIA STAR CHEROOTS.
Steady work for experienced lands. Apply at
once TO CHARLES MiLLHISEk,
Is soufh Thirteenth street,
an 4-3t between Main and Cary streets
VgTANTED, A CONTRACTOR TO
w BTY MILK FROM 100 COWS from 0cto-
Der lst for year. OGels directed to
HALL BoWLEs, Manager.
WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR
w Two NICE COTTAGES AND TWO
LARGE, DESIRABLE ROOMS In hotel az llugue-
not springs. Railroad fare y cents: Board
cheap w. J. MCDOWELL,
S-St Owner and Manager.
HAVE APOOL AND A BILLIARD
i TABLE-both but little used-iyory balls with
all 0ttachments-I win soil or rent on good
terms. JULIEN BINfOhD,
1902 east Main street,
au2-5t two doors below Dispatch ONCE.
WANTED, BYALADY OFEXPERI-
w ence SITUATION in private family.
Branches taught: Latin. French, English, and
Music. Differences given and required. Address
MISS D., Box 10, scotgyiIle, Va, an s-5t'
WANTED, BY A THOROUGHLY
w competent young man who has had i've
years experience as u retail salesman, n sltua-
lion in some frst-cass house. Has also a fair
knowledge OF bookkeeping. Can give hrst-class
references. Address. stating salary % BE- paid
and kind Of business, LlNxOOD, care OF Post
master. Palmyra, Va au i-4t'
WTILLIAAIS'S INK. BLACK,
w BLUE. VIOLET. RED. All 25c. a quart;
as good as geld. Absolutely best and cheapest.
Ai iS SS' isas cas-. Main 3, ,ss %l Red@ond.
WANTED, a DRUG CLERK-ONE
w who has had experience In prescription
and retail business. Permanent position 70 right
man. Address BOkAX, care OF Dispatch oflce.
au s-eod2t'
WANTED, A PLACE AS TEACHER
w OR CIVIL ENGINEER By a graduate Of
the Virginia Military Institute. Address. stating
terms. "P. A." care OF Postmaster. Ayletts,
King William county, Va ~ 23-eod4t'
WANTED, MAN TO TAKE TIE
w agency travelling or locaD OF our SAFES:
size 3SxisxlS inches; weight $50 pounds; retail
price s35; other sizes In proportion. rare
chance apd permanent business. These Safes
meet demand never before supplied by other
safe com panies, as We are not governed by the
snfe pool. ALPINE SAFE COMPANY.
my 2s-Sa&N3m Cincinnati. %.
A YOUNG LADY OF SIX YEARS
IA sxperiance DESIRES A SITUATION as
teacher IN private family 70 teach the usual
English branches. Frsbch, Music, and the rudl-
msnts Of Latin. For further references address
JyDGR JAMES NJ. JEffRIEs, West PUNT King
William county, Va ~ yS-Sa&Wf3t
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ENGINES. ToBACcopRsssEs. &c.
ELECTRIC POWER.


V,HE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
l. AND POWER COMPANY Is nov prepared
to estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from x 70 s5horse power for driving all kinds OF
machinery for mechanical purposes-fans. elsya-
tors, &C., &c.
The advantages Of using Electric Motors are
economy, reliability, regularity Of speed under
all circumstances, safety. simplicity, and absence
Of heat and noise; requiring no skilled labor to
run IL
Any work that can be done BY steam-engine
can DO done by m Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
ARcAND IScASDzscKNT LIGHTS for stores.
ofaces. dwellings, warehouses, shops. &C, fur
nished At Unreasonable ratss
Apply for terms &C, 70
WE. COLE, superintendent
isia-sn ~ souIh sevsnsA street. dsx