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fancy and that
nedately recommended it old long
sufferer ealt-rheum She at
took bottle but seemed be However reaz
would take medicine
better her purchased
bottles
TO notice After taking
and healthy chide Her general health greatly
the rheumatism
almost cured that ceased TO be much She has
return OF either sntrhen or rheumatism The Discovery
extreme
hayc written this letter of which you any You
Mt hoping that sufferer might
relief Medical
for Golden s In its curative
the multitude or
zeaously Haunted before the public
metals. Respectfully
F.W Ist ST."
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OLD maids know what miss spent life
means Washington Critic.
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II is all right to open a camp-meeting
with prayer, but you cannot open oys-
ters that way.
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liable to set in, and, sooner or later, in
duce a fatal termination.
DR.. PIERCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIsCov-
cry acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through that great blood purifyius organ,
cleanscs the system of all blood-taints and
imPurities, from whatever cause arising.
II Is equally e1cacious in acting upor tho
Kidneys, and other cxcretory orEnns,
cleansing, strengthening, and healing their
diseases. As an appctizing, restorative
tonic. It promotes digestion and nutri-
strength. In maIarial districts, this won
derful medicine has gained great celeb
rity in curing Fever and Aguc, Chills
and Fever, Dumb Ague, aud kindred
diseases.
l. v. WEBBER, Of Yorkshire, Cdttardu0lfs
Y. writes: "For five vears nrcyiot,e 70,
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THE ass is not usually described as an
eerie creature, but he is just the same
Nep Hdren NeUs.
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Chronic Coughs and Colds,

NEVER alude to dress maker rs Miss
Sew MISUNDERSTANDING ton Republican.
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NEVER try to get whipped cream by
beating your COW.
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humors. from a common Blotch, or Erup-
ton, TO the worst Scrofula. Salt-rheun,
"Fevcr-sores," Scaly or Rough Skin, in
conquered by this powerful. purifying, and
invigorating medicine. Great Eating Ul-
GERS rapidly heal under its benign fnfu-
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One Fact

IL worth column OF rhetoric. said American
statesman. II is fact established by the testimony
OF thousands of people. tIat Hoods Sarsaparilla
does scrofua salt rhenm. and other disc
Affections arising from impure state or low condition
of the blood. II also overcomes that tired feeling,
creates good appetite and gives strength TO every
part of the system. If you need good blood pur-
fer tonic appetizer, try Hoods Sarsaria. II will
d. you good.
MY daughter received much benefit from Hoods
Sarsapsrilla an excellent tonic after protraced
attack of bronchial pneumonia. REV. +. III. ADAMS
New Hartford CoL.i.
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To YOUNG men: 1t is better to be fast
asleep than fast awake. Washing ton
Critic.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, Aug. 18th, 1857.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TON, 6e3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y:
Gentlemcn-For several years i have felt IL
to be my duty 70 give TO you the facts in rela-
ton to the complete cure OF q most aQgra-
waited case OF salt-rhcum. by the use of your
Golden Medical Discovery An elderly lady
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|SALT-RHEuM
and
RHEUMATISM.


The distressing her
joints fingers She Obliged to
the ontments
bsndare during months had have
health affected paving the for other diseases
in
salt-rheum She had used faithfully and with
prescribed
her physicians but without obtaining relief She afterwards
herself by drinking made from
and herbs She continued this for several but de-
ercs small pamphlets Getting forth the merits OF his
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lungs, Splitting OF Hood, Sbortness Of
breath, Bronchitis, Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
Severe Coughs. Asthma, and kindred alec
tons. IL n q sovereign remedy. While Il
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"HAMLET" is play for all time. 1t will
never give up the ghost.
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Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is
the fountain of health. by using DIR.
PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
and good digestion, a fair skim buoyant
spirits, and bodily health and vigor will
be established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures all
medicine possessing the power to on
certainly be credited with possessing prop
obstinate or difficult OF cure than Salt-rhe,
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huyeHe
OF heart rest
Iwasa 2
and the
a
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ence. virulent blood-pofsons are, by itR
use, robbed of their tsrrors. Especially
has It manifested its potency in curing
letter, Eczema, Erysipelas, Doiis Carbun-
ings Hip-J0int Disease, white Sweliings,"
Goitre, or Thick Neck and Enlarged Glaflda
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to such ineerae blood and skin following
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One DO

Sold by all druggists 81; six for s.. Prepared OF
by O. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
Observation-Disclosures Missing.

7 B'v o or" 0tn " uten = - Sierkn WitNibk
A special from Chicsgo says: y z. Hutch
( inson, other wise known IS "Oid HuIcb,
has been made the victim OF dishonest
clerk. Frank II. Bates. who has been IN
Nr. Huichius0n's employ not over SIX
months, has decampcd, leaving the al 'lr'
Of the commission Grm OF Il. =. Hutcbin'
son s. Co. IN such tangled shape That
il was found necessary just before
the FIRST OF the present month tC
send around 70 eace Grm "On Change" In
order 10 ascertain where Hutchinson K COS
+ sDcculative trades were. Bates mother said
+ that Frank had gone TO New York, but dill
+ gent feleeranhic inquiries by his friends have
+ filled 10 locate HIM. although he has been
gone since a week ago Monday. NeitLer b,
/ p. Hutchinson, his son Charles, nor any OF
/ Ito employ6s Of the Office will utter 8
vnispcr az 10 the amount Of the deiAcation,
but 3 bosom friend Of Bates's asserted
that De- thought Frank had "msde about
! SD coo I'm the last two or three months IN
I the lanpuage ei this friend, who did not
. know that his Information would reach the
public Frsuk has been Spending money
/ lite water. He has several diamond rings
T two Of tneln really goegeou.' BIG diamond
/ stnd the size OF hHko'y-nW Tor his scarf
/ and. beside. nc presented numerous Ola
moad rings TO tive ladies'.
The method pursued hy Bates in his mis-
appropriations il vet unknown. bnt Jehn
1 Ianercsn. the spltting clerk for Hutchinson,
+ has also disappeared. With the AID OF tp'
settling clerk and the cOnniYance OF Scm'
other firm or broker. il would be ar
easv matter for Bates to work with consider
/ able safety a system which would rob TIE
Old man right and left. One method
which Bate, is known % hsVe prsc'iced, bu
waich {. not perhaps within the statute, was
to anticipate he " old mans orders. Fol
instance. whcn Bates got sn order TO buy
100. 0o0 bushels OF wheat he would buy l6O,'
600 bushels. The odd 10000 bushels ht
would buy first, FOR ms own account anG
would .oli il when the effect oil the purchase
foy s'Old Hutch" had lifted the market 9
little. This OF ,oUrse, worked as well wher
his employer was se.h6g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

DICHMOND AND Alb
II RAliIOi
SCHEDULE or THAN
NOygNBfs 81,
ONLY LINE RlNNlNG -t..
PALACE ,Ltif'
BEif
RICHMOND AND I'D
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ring the construction OF the canal 10 he begun
within three years. An amendment reoui-
ring the canal 10 be completed within ton
years was voted down.
ON motion Of Mr.. wilson, OF Minnesota.
an amendment was adopted providing 'oai
no certifirutes Of stock shall be issued unul
AZ least 10 per cent. Of the stock capital shsh
be felly paid for in money st par value oil The
stock and the mOneg deDosted IN the urea
surv a the company. No payment on Sc
count Of the capital OF the company shsI DC
paid except IN money, and the company y
prohlbiiad from Teturning or Tepaying any
part Of the muoey so paid. No bonds ~ ex-
cess Of the amount Of capital paid in shall be
authorized until sucn paid capital shall
amount 10 ST.. 100000. No part Of the capt.
tal stock paid la shall 10 any time be re-
turned TO the stockholders or be Diverted
from the proper uses OF the corporation
violation Of any OF these PROVISIONS Is pun
ishsble by a fine OF $4,000 and lmpTisoh-
menf fer fgc years.
Mr. Steokdsle, Of Mississippi. offered an
amendment providing tb1t the concessions
10 Nicaragua shall not be changed, nor sDan
the company release The Government OF
Nicaragua from any OF the concessions WIN.
out the consent OF the United states ana
any violation OF this provision shall operae
as a forfeiture OF tnc HAuChiSV Va A"N wv"
pJny.
Mr.. Dinsley. Of Maine, with all due de-
ference 10 the gentleman who offered zoe
amendmenis.) said that 1t seemed 10 him that
there was settled purpose on the part OF
some OF the gentlemen 10 defeat the OIL by
iudireciion. While admitting the Importance
of tho object TO be accom- oiished, they practl-
cqlIv defeated il by offering amendments
which would prevent the Accomplishment OF
that object. Let Congress grant the charter
q. requested, and thus promote American
enterprise and American commerce, ana let
the members remember that an American
company, chartered by the United States,
would be practically under Government
control. ana that toe enterprise would be
practically an American enterprise.
SIC. Herbert, Of Alabama, said that Inc
Government, in Incorporating the company,
established proteciorate over the canal,
with all that TIC word implied. He was not
here 10 say that that orgbt not 70 BE- done'
but II should he done with the eyes open.
Mr.. McCreary. OK Kentucky, sod Mr.
Wheeler. Of Abrams, briefly advocated The
bHl and argued its constitutionalily. Pend
ing the vote on the amendment the com-
m,tiee rose and the House, at 4:30, took q
re.cs. until 1870. the evening session 10 he
10, the consideration Of private pension bills.
Al ifs evening session the House passed
fen r,ension oils, and at 10 O'Clock adjourned
until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
HEAVY EXPORTS.
ANNUAL xTErIvo OF HILL CAMP OF
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Wholesome Eject OF tho Mayors Decision
Political Intimidation-Feae-
raj Patronage.
tcorrc,pooacuco OF iae Richmond Di'Oa'cal


PFTyRsarge, Va, December :, 1855.
The shipment, OF manufactured ,oO'e ,o.
sor exporiaiion were heavier to-day Than iof
auy one dly curing the past fonr years from ron,
fhts city. fno amount shipped aegteBA'eu
between 100 600 ADD 1900 poupds.
The annual meeting OF the A. T. i'm Camp
sssof Copfederste veterans was held last niGh',
2 hui the attendance vas 50 small that Y was
deemed best 20 defer ihe election 81 oiBcer.
for the ensuing yesr 10 called meeting oi
the canp u De held Tor that purpose some
time during the month.
THE decision Of The Mayor Yesterday I'm d.
posibe q auc Of 1901 ON negro cOnNlcteu
of selling llqu0r on sunday ana the an
nom ccrsni Of his intention - enlarge tDls
fine on pfrgons hereafter convicted OF nae
offence, Will most probably have = "hof'
some effect in stopping the sale OF liquor on
the sabbath among toe low eroggefles OF tAe
city. ....
There IL colored man in this city who
was recently pastor " churca Va ono OF Ine
counties IN the Fourth district lie had inc
indenendepce 10 vote The Democratic ticket
for which act DC was not only osuaclsoG 10y
the calored Republicans, bui deprived prae-
ticalIy Of ms pastoral charge, and even
Threatened with violence. Tie deemed u
best 70 leave The section iD which he had
lived and to take up bis residence IN the
more Wholesome community ot fc'rfsOufs'
The local Republicans ore csucus'lng
on the question ot thc Office, - be dis
titbuied under thc uyw Administration.
Their cAuuscls are wcI kcpt hut no DOUBT
The names have pretty VOL len agreed
upon for al The Offices io bc bestowed 10 this
portion u the S'a,e. There seems 70 TEE no
doubt that General Malone viii have po-
ten,iai voice ~ TIE d..ftihution ~ PATRONAGE
in Virginia, and II ,crh De th' case 1t IS
pretty well understood how The pat onage
will be given ont. N.iaN hpAlH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
BY james b. Elam,
Real Estate Agsnt aud Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street
4 TTENTION, CATTLE-DEALERs

u Il - . -
FOR RKNT At PUBLIC AUCTION TUE En-
TIRE EXTENSIVE, WELL-ES1ABllSHkU. AMI
WELL-LOCATRD ESTABLISHMENT OF ThE
LATE COLONEL =. 6. ROBINSON, EM-
BRACING An RNTfRE SQUARE OF About
-FOUR ACRES, II The CIl6 OF RICHMOND,
WITH LAktln BRICK RESIDENCE. KITCHEN,
STABLE, &c, AND ALL THE EKCELlEN1L1-
ARRANGED AND SUBSTANTIAL CATTLE
SHEDS. PENS. SCALES. &c. THEhAON.-By
request OF W. j. johnson, ks4.. administrator OF
Colonel A. q. Ho0ef1son. deceased, shall rent
or lease by public suction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DEcsaBgg II, 1888.
at o'clock i. A.. tho Sr0yo-namcd Nell-knOWn
PROPERTY, lying on EaSer Goddin, aud koane
streets, 10 the city OF Richmond, iUst east Ci
Brook avenue. c0snprisiog hts late residence,
No sos Wos3 Baker stroet-a large, attractive,
ell-arraugeG brick dwelling Of about ten
roouls; large detached Dric6 kitchen and sta
BILE and the entire establishment 20 tong con
Quoted by him cattle-dealsr, complete in all
ia appointments aud unsurpassed BY any IN the
stale having every facility for Gle business. Win
capacity for handling 80 head CT cattle, 1000 o.
moro sheep. !. 0e0 or more hogs. City water aud
excellent veil OF tie premises.
The property viii b. leascd for one year OF
FIVE years, she lessee % elect et once which Of
said terms he viii take. and 60 furnish app owed
security for the payment OF the rent IN monnly
instalments AMI for the preservation Of tie
propertg. Tie rental viii BE- without limit Oi
reserve, and prompt attendance Is requested.
j. b. ELAN,
d07 Aucticneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

Referring 20 jhe above. take This opportunity
for THANKING the public Gni my f0riuor patrons
for their llnl and liberal PATRONAGE during ny
engagement il me cuai bD1iuese in this city. ]
HAVE SOLD Ny SIgCk. FIXTURES, Ik MN,
AND GOOD WILL TO hfs-rs. CHALMERS &
S-rRIN GFEiLOW ami Aospc9N for them a.
nartles ihorOughiy comp't tent 90 supply the
wants u tao public the hbcro' patronag De-
slowed ar0n me. f,R. >lEiNO Eil.Jft, o.
tio nsw n-m. wes Tor sofne limo agent az Tie
Bfignihope galway Company, sud Ei7 ac7siuf-
aucs 18th ths bu-iDoss ia al IL branches ! know
% thorough. and confidently recommend bis
firm 10 my former PATRONS snd tho pubic CEN
crTiiy Very truly, &C.,
90 tcoIlw n. T.. ELLETT. JR.
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TRAINS SOaia...

Leave Arrive
No Petersburg RiH
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TVtRUSTEES' SALE OF A FARM OF
s8g ACRFg WITH IMPROVEMENTS, At
TAITYsVILLs, NRW KENT COUNI1.-By vir-
tue Of a deDd Of t7isi executed by John r. san,
dersor and WIFE dated Novembcr !, 1872. ana OF
record 10 Inc Clert IS Office OF New Kent county
Court the undersigned, tho trustses IN SAID deeu,
will by request OF the person secured. ssii lno
aboys-iescr1bcd FARM, called "L1NNOOb'' Uy
public auction. on the promises, on
SATURDAY. DgCgaBER :. 1888.
nj # O'Clock A. n. Tho improvements consist OF
a LARGE COuufry Rssiaencs and all necessary
Ouf-houaes la tolerobiy good order.
TERMS: BY agreement between inc paruos .no
terms Of sale will De one fourth cash, ana tno
residue a. ono. two, and three years. the Dur
chaser giving his notes, With Interest adueo' iot
tho deferred instalments secured py n ueeu ot
tr,ist upon tho property, and the Dwelling 70 oo
inaured Tor the benefit Of tho note holder "a tho
mean tina A. r. COURTNEY,
4. Z. LACY.
Trustees.
.-,., r,o,-s--, Aurtioneer no -
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VORK-RIYER TN
4 POfN


The fav0rito route o. la..n
On this line aro moIe- ~ '..i..
comfort faays Eihr.Ii
arrive a. kAumlre
az 4 p. n; arrive 81 ia
A. Al.
Fare Richmond % Il .lr
sec0Bd- clssEs. $40
The YOTx- River bro ~
tagts ~ husines.-fner B.
Rlchmond near DE toaf
asti0ns aud arrive 81 rl.
Ing. after having EMO
rest. free from no l-.. -t
travel
WEST POINT ADc.N'
Leave Richmond -r...
Street depot .-....-
Arrive kichm.nt CIV
street depOt.....
'Daily. fuaily eK7'Hf
Depot snd lickef-r.
Uptown Office: Corner
Geao-l s--
IIt.f...
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10 seraTE AAEArs.
nIaanLnrioNs 4 PARTNAK.HErN.


EIcHVOSD. Va. November Z, 1855
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
~ tiis Gay formed o-parinor-h'p. un4cr
the Grm-name OF CH ALNER5 * SiKl NGfLL-
LOW. for mo purpose of conducting tho 4 RI
J-INGSS ll an D. branches. Having puI-
chased Gle good WILL fixtures, Sc. of 3. l.. IL
LETT Jg., We raspectiuiiy solicit a continuance
of the patronage oil hts friends and fhe pubic
g.neraly and trust b. attention % The wall. ri
our TONERS % merit o continuance n sane.
y. +. CHALMERS.
8. 7. SIkIACtElLOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

hr-r trains ai.N I-t
FArmyillo. lvlclnIfr. ar
ant al stations on fao
road, except ihs it
points vest O. feferatlfs
A. a. tram lns.cai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

L,OR RENT, JANUARY, 1889. q
IL thu, DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING s-A
No vest Frsnklin Htreel. between BOuahee
and Adams streets Apply 70 g. A. DAWN
PORT, No iiiaesst Main street. De 90
L,OR RENT, THREE VERY De- 90
E siRAHLE COMMENTING ROOMS on Sc ~
cend Moor Al 5i2 east Giace street de T-3'
L,OR RENT, THAT VERY DESI- 81
ii 6ABLE small dstArhed IfOUSE, win 49,
.sree front aad back yards. Location, hxoad
,be5~een Twepfy-secsnd and Twenty third
suesl< w. }. yARBRoU6h 4 s0AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE AN
w Office and represent a manufacturer;
so per week; small capital required. address
with stamp. MANUFACTURER, Box 20, West
Acton, Mass. DO l-caN
WANTED, MAN TO TAKE THE
w AGENCY or OUR SAFES. Size, 231lsxI5
inches: weight, so pounds. Retail price So.
Other sizes Ia proportion. rare chance and
permanent business. These safes meet de-
mand never before supplied b. other safe COM
pauies, as We are not governed by the Sale Pool
ALPINE SAFE COMPANY.
oc 8-W&Sasm Cincinnati. O.
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ARRIVE ki,i'
l.sSP.N. MAiLfs,iy rAf
eIS N. AOCUh Aol 49,.
ruAfs.
CONNCl .iD>>
Al Clifton Forge win .t'
railway for tho sO1in. N..i
Az yncnburs Nth N'ii
rOad Tor an point ,cs As
west. ana Virginia Aiiiiht
NOglh arl s0cth.
AZ Rich mond Min Aies' -. ...f
points in she south. anl .... s.
burg aud Potomac ralrss3 ..l
AZ Lexiagtoa With etinin \ IN. b. :.
read- m.kfog cioso COMBS. u t'
Ferry 70 and from r.tseafSN
10 points North aod NasL .. u.H
Slesplag-cans Lyacootfs
OrieAn,A and Litil5 Aoes. .....t.
Trains mSrkesl : oaiiF Il.
fictsts soIl % al points =. -
Nam greet leu Man s,iNsl ~ 90 (
ana Allesasay depot, kiys,sh, ~ Is. \.
no4 GonsIsl f~''e-'
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Lo~r. ATRAYKD, AND POUND.

de Sit one half nile beyond city Limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
.rcrrox rALrs-Fn.ars pays.
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
Jas Macdougall and II. Beoson. sAicsmeD'I
no. sG east Broad street


COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
I atTEO or A LhKGF AND DESIRABLE col
LECTION or NEARLY INV BED-CLUItIi.Ss,t.i
CROCKEaY, TIN TOILET SKIS, BkD-slhlS,'5'
t.ARPgrlNG, LACE-cUKTAlNS. IltUN nAf r,
CoIrNTEhs. CJGARs, TOBACCO. &C. &c, At
NiCTION.-By virtue Of . decd OF trust from y.
Egeklel 20 tho undersigned az trustee. ana dvly
recorded aDd In pursuance a decree entered
10 tho Chancery Court OF tho city 81 hichmopd IN
tbe csuss OF DsTrOn and ale. %. Ezckiol and dis,
will sell on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1888,
M 1917 O'Clock. al tho European House. on Ninth
street between Gracs ana Franklin ss.est ,,ci
large assortment Of the stJoyo-meniioned Az IL
CLES. q portion Of which viii embrace 80, a..
I excellent DOUBLE-DOON IRON sAfE-D'e-
bold make, with Combination Loces;
, Good COUNTERS. with Pigoon-holes' hASAs'
A general assortment Of CIGARS, TOBACCO &C;
&C set, BAD-SPRINGs; ..,r,0re.
j21pslr Elegant WHIT & and CRAY BLANhblS;
100 pair WHITE SHEETS. Coz.
100 WHITE and COLORBD SPREADS ana COn-
FORTS;
900 FEATHER-PfLLOWS; ...,,,.,..
20 seis BASINS. PIrCHkhs. and CHAMBERS
60 sets TIN TOILET WARE; -
~ sets LACE-CURTAINs and FIXTURES;
/ Excellent REFRIGERATION and WATER
Together win a large lot OF CAPPgTTNG. NAT
TING pfLlOW-SiIPS. TOWELS, tkON a.
FRY. GLASSWARE. CAIL-BhLLS, TOILET
PAPER and BOXES. TOILET SOAP &c. ~.
The particular attention % doioi-keepefs ana
private families ga called - this sale ~ sac g9od5
are all Dearly now. - drsi-rafe qualify aAo VIA
be sold IN ots 20 SUIT purchaser.
TIsSs: Cash. sO!- L. BLCO8BERG.
Trasteo and Special Commissioner
j. n. VALENTINE, Auc'l01eer.
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RAILROAD LISTs
Leave hrfr8
No. Richmond PeirrW.-

RAINS sOUrHF
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nnnss Accented.

By telegraph to the pispsth.l
WlsmNGtON, December Bond offer
iucs today aggregated S92, 100. Accepted,
a 900 q, % loS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

IN tho car. sometimes roaring, yszzins sound
or mapping Ike the report OF pistol. are caused
by ca:arrh. that exceedingly disae'eeaoie ana
very common diseaso Loss Of smell or hearing
also rc.ults from c8tarrh. HOoi's sarsaparilia'
tho great blood purifier. 81 peculiarly SUCCESSFUL
remedy Tor caterrh, which II cures BY eradice'ing
from the blood tho lmpurity which causes and
promotes this disease.
"For twenty-five years have boon troubled
with catarrh IN tho head, indigestion, aud gene
raj debility. concluded 20 try a bottle OF
HCcd'8 Sar3ap arila
and It did me 20 much good that continued its
nee till have taken nyo bottles. Ny health has
greatly improved and feel Ike q dineron.
woman Mrs j. B. ADAMS, 3 Richmond street,
Newark. ~ j.,
"TAm happy to say that my wife was cured OF
n very bad cough aud what vas called quick
consumption,1 by Hoods Sar5aparilla. She was
restored 10 perfect health, which she has enjoyed
ever since. Our little girl was poor aud puny;
Hoods sarsaparilla seemed 20 be just tho ihing
she needed, as she has boen well and hearty
since taking it." FRANK OTIS, Berwick, Ne.
=. B.--Be sure 10 get
HOODS SAL
Sold by all druggsts. g.: six for g. Prepared
only by c. !. HOOD " CO.. Lowell, Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

BY Quarles & AcCurdy
Real Estate Brokers.
GALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION Of
, CoTIFGE-sTREET PROPERTY AT COR
NgEv ~ N 4RsUAIL STREEr.--At the request
Of tho heirs Of Neroissa Forester. deceased, who
seii Tor division, We will offer for sale, upon the
P''N'' DECEMBER s, 1883,
a,4 o'clock p. ", the FRAME y" ELLlNI ~
g. s,,,,seSsf corner OF College aud Marshall
s.rsefs' Tho dwelling contains about six rooms
and is in fair ordor.
Tho lot has n front OF 30 feet on ColieEe
street AMI runs back goo1 deptn GU Marshall
street.
TgRYs: AZ SALE
dG4 QJAhLEN * MCtC hDl.