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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
PROPOSALS.
POsr QuARrnRMAsrER's ofFIcE, }

POST QUARrBRhASTERs OFFIcE,l
FORT MoSfoE. Va. September 20. 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subjec; to
usual conditions, win BE- received &c this ONCE,
ard opened at IL O'Clock noon SATURDAY, 0c-
tobereD 1888 In the presence of attending bid
ders, for tbs construction OF , NE DOuBbk SET
or EhPLOfEE' QUARTERS and for MAKING
BEPAIfS TO VARIOUS BUILDINGS stafort
Monroe, Va
Plans and specifications, blanks and insiruo-
tiops, viii DO furnished from tbs ofco on appli-
cation.
1hs Government reserves the right 10 reject
any or all proposals.
marked "Proposass fer Employees Quarters
and for Repairs" ard addressed 10 he UNDER
signed. CHARLES W. HOBBS,
First Lieutenant Third ARTILLERY,
SO G-ss.:aS0tclsAlg Post oasrssrmaster.
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RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG

1T ID. MYsSS. General superintendent
I. N. kNEKsOS. General P2sse ogcF Aseh-
SOL. HAAS. Trade Manage. AZ
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office. OF William Ii. lssacs, secretary and trea-
surer of the Masonic Temple Association, correr
Ninth and Main streets tup-stalrs). uniil WE'D
NESDAY the l9th day OF October. 1883, at 4;
O'Clock NJ, tor BUILDING TIE FOUNDATION
WALLS AND PILLARS OF The MASONIC
TEMPLE. at the corner OF Adams and Broad
OF the architect, which can be seen at this Office
between O'Clock a. VI. and ~ o'clock NJ.
The work - 20 he done OF Virginia granite and
the best cement. II is 70 DO commenced at once
and completed as soon as practicable.
The committee reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids at the discretion OF the committee.
". r. TANNER,
Sc 2a-tOci0 Chairman Building Com mittec.
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BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
nuRILC SALE OLE STANTON


DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-Tn puTsuanoeof The pruTi-
sions OF two deeds Of trust executed by MAJOR
Charles y Carrington and his vito, recorded M
the clerks orco Of HALIFAX County C0urt. m
Decd Book No 20. pages 80 ami $50, and being
thereto required by the bsnetciAry he under
signed with sell 20 the hfghost bidder by pubic
uction. 90 tho prei.iss. ON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1888,
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MILDENDO."
county, Va. Immediately on stanton river, ard
contains 1850 ACHES.
The iand ia OF excellent quality. well adapoed
10 the growth ~ g,nin, tobasco, aud other crops,
and is in n cOosi state OF cultivation
The tract contates large proportion OF low
grounds in htgh state " fertility, and slsO q
large body In original forest OF tho finest YAK
timber. -
The improyemenfs consist Of n LARGE AND
COMMODlOUS DWELIING-HOtSE. gfth tho
us1iaI out buildings while the farm II provided
with All necessary Stables, corD- houses, harms,
and other buildings required for large planta-
ton.
Tho interest In tho said land which "a thus
offsred for sale conssts OF an USDfFIlthO
THREE POURTfS INTEREST ~ fRE aud =
TwU-THIRoS INTEREST in remainder Of the
remaining fourth.
TERMS: One fourth OF tho purchasOmoney
will be requiredto DO paid in cash; and on the
residue credil n ono and two pears VIII be
given, the purrhasR e Keearfng negotiable notes
therefor, with interst from dky al Gale added.
As soon rs the terms q ffte sBie are complied
with a decd 70 tho fHnd sill be made 10 the par
chaser and deed Of trust taken tserHOn rs a
further security for tho det0rrei tnstslc,ents
E. G. VENABLE.
JOHN W. EfKLY,
August21, 1854 Trustees
au p
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Real Estate AucIoneers and Insurance Agents,
sl3 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE DE-
A SIRABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN CHES-
TERFIBLD COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of deed
Of trust from W. l.. Porter. dsted December q,
1889, duly recorded in tho clerks Office OF Ches-
terrified County Court and a decree Of the Chan
cory Court Of the city Of Richmond. April -,
1885, | will sell at public auction, in front OF
Chesterfield courthouse. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER g. 1883,
ut IL o'clock NJ tthat being court-day), the fol-
lowiEz, THREE TRACTS OF LAND-to Wit:
/. TWO HUNDRED ACRES, be the same more
or less, together with = DESIRABLE WE'LL
ING and OUT BUILDINGS thereon, formerly
owned by x. p. Grymes, and being tho property
on which W. l.. Porter resided, lying near Glover
Biil.
.. SIXTY EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, be the
same more or less. being the same land con-
veyed 70 said Porter by Thomas Afnonett and
lying in Midlothian district
3. An UNDIVIDED INTEREST in EIGHTY
NINE ACRES or LAND adjoining the last
named tract. owned jointly with the late ID. \.
Porter. aud conveyed 10 SAID Porter by said
AmOnett.
TERMS: Cost Of executing this trust, taxes or
any unpaid. and to discharge the amount now
due to Jeremiah Steetman. which ~ fl,@006
and interest from February. 1884. in cash; the
balance upon such terms as will be made known
at the sale. BENJAMIN II. NASH,
Trustee.
SAMSON & ADAMsON, AuctlOneers 80 20
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L'AST-END INVESTMENTS.
BY Rawlings & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

At the request OF the owner, We viii sell by
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ., 1883,
at5P NJ. FOUR NICE NEW FRAME DWELL
INGs Nos. 3O12. s0li, 3116, and 30iS, situated on
street between Thirlieth and Thirty-nrst streets.
Each H. USE ontains three rooms: LOTS about "a
feet front each BY ~ feet deep. THIS PROPERTY
Is only one aud OOe hah squares from tho Eiec-
trio road, and IL daily increasing IN value. Come
to tho sale and buy a bargain.
TsBMs: At sale. RAWLINGS & ROSE,
SO q Auctioneers,
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wAsL.oAD Isrs..
az ~ z aEss sys.,S

kA ~ Hzs ..s.gzzs
CHIiSAPEAKE AND OHIO R0urv
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFRCg -
SIR Ssibsa ~. isst
L-tyg afcaaOss'
et3 A. NJ. for Newport News Oif Pam T..
Tort. aud Norfolk daily exon. -
a. az -, T r..,a faiaco csr ~ 'ana.t
si'A " T Pond, r.. %' sc, = S'vOor seru
Nos A. NJ. Through snd Local Mail y ~ sl,,..
West except sunday .. 10y
sieopcr clifton korg, ~ iol.,,,,.
crop. NJ. Tor Nswp0r. News. on Po,,, -,
Norfolk. except sunday VI
1DOP. II. "a rsas. "a Acooommoisuo, ,.
cop. sunds, B.
t:20T N. tor LonsEiilo. Cincinnaa. r,..,..
ST. Lonis Memphis. All 30. =,
leans--Fast kxproas- sith ft,....
Pullmsns daily. Only r0uo r.....
fullmsns West from RicLmo1l 8
AsRIVs N RICHMOND.
SD A. ". ISeil"i' fYiFe tccfmmV.1f .s o.
cart enrbag 40
1875 A. v. from Norfolk. OIL Point. sr4y,.
port News. except sunday.
aiOH. N. from IRON, l locai ooiats aud no IVES, g.
esOsP. N. from OH P5sn. Sevport ss.,..,
Norfolk daily Pullman Paw RI.
Oid Point % Cln-lunau aul .....r'
eco P. ". from Louisvilisaai Cinclnaaa =
Bxpress-daiy.
Depot Seventeenth and Broaf sfseaf,
Tiekss at 100 Main stree: AMI at ia- i..,.
n v. f.iiEL
General PasssnE0 tr.,.
J. T. oDgLL, Genera, saOcantonaeIf ..t
'DICHMOND, FREDERICKSgge.
HI AND POTOMAC kAllKOAD
THROCGH ALL~RAIL FAsrFkEi4Ur M
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE. IUU-A
DkLPHIA, NEW YORK. AAJ
KAsTHRN AND " ssr.
EkN CTTlRS
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN pf-a-
NOND AND BALTlMOREIsE EACH
DIRECTION.
Corrsspondingly Quick uns - o,hsr -.-.,
Through bills Of AIDING issssi a. ioa rs'..
4. A. Itl.Ik
MOI General ffo.... t-..
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAN.
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ArGr~r. t..
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NoRyoLk
Two DAILY TRAINS TO LYNoHB-4A
LEAVE KICHgoSn
1875 A. VI. Daily "a klch rsoni fnf rsta- l-,
rnllroai. Arrive ~ irfrrr. Irf
>. u. arrive a. Norton Gel.
635 A. ". Daily. NJ hichmnld az Its.r ...,
railroad. Arrive ~ Iesrla..
An. NO-3 ieaus Pafs-l ~ t'
A. n. Tor FarmS.ile. Lyfrrt-.., s.a.
roka, Bristti. Al0rVns. DO. Il.
points youth AMI west
THROUGH CAR 10 LTNeHRr.
600 2. a. Daily, ia Birhmou1 sli f.t,r,.r,
railroad Arrive Fetrr- .'.r. ... 7
". leave frtsr-FI~y I f .r.,
arriving Norfolk y O. g. .t-.s
car kichmout ~ hoftYik
COOP. ". Daily. rid RiDnBiond 81 I.s-.. ~
railroad ArrIys a. irlsrfars ~
J.. 81, cOnnrctilF wltl faI
leaving Petersburg a. * d. H ~
FB-lpvllle, LyuchDurE eH..s. ..
Cahonsas. Brlrtol. knoKu.r I.4ra.
noOga. and al points south So t-.,.
PULLMAN sLBEPING-CAR ACCDGA "a.
TONS
No. 1-Sieeping-car from Ps'ersi ~ b. "rsa.
Without change aad Lynclburg - h--..t
without change
No. S-Lynchbury b Nov Or,eanA a.i -.
noket0 Cha.tanoogA without chAnga
Tickets, baggAge -chects. aud "a nhrurs5l
Gao be obtained 81 Richmond AM f'.sr,li
railroad depot. A. v. GarDer b. lIC Ma. ..r..-,
and a! The Companys onr ~ ~ Nsl
street ". H. hrfli-
General Passenger A.s1G
CHARLSs q. EDDY. Nico-frosiIelg
General ONCE. k0aEnke. Va a4l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29

In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEs-
Rrco-VOGr's ADhsIsrRArsIx w. VoGr AND
AIS
!, w. 8. Lcske. clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
the county OF Henrico do hereby certify that
Special Commissioner Allen q. Collins has given
tho bond required by tho decree entered ~ the
above cause on the 18Th day Of July, 1881
Given under my hand this 20th day OF july
lSss fse g71 w. :. LhAKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29

ARRIVE RICHMOND
f5CP. N. MAIL daily lexcept sunday
Fl5 A. n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
SundSu.
1890 A n. EXPRESS dsily.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION betwoon Rich
mond aad Scottsrlle leoyes 8A. n. returning
arrives no r. 81.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake AMI Ohi)
railway for the South, West and Northwest
Al Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western rail-
road for al points 6onth, Southeast. AMI south
HeeL and Virginia Midland railway for al poins
North and south
AZ Richmond with Associated Railways for all
points IN tho South, and Richmond, RFedercks-
burg and Potomac railroad for the North.
AZ Lexington with Baltimore and ohio rail-
road. making clOse connections at Harpers
Ferry % ana from Pittsburgh and the West, aiso
10 points North aud East
Sr.sps<0-eay attaehss % 55h ksYrsss stops s.
Lgnchk~g.
sleeping gears Lynchburg 70 Memphis, Neroe-
leans and Lttte Rock.
Trains marked daily texcepi Sunday
daily.
Tickets sold 10 all points. ODces: as CAS-,
Main street. 1900 Main street and Of Hchnon
and Allegheny depot kighih and Canal sxoso-
JOHN X AACnUhDO.
Ie2l General Passenger agent
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, EC
Al NOS 143S AND iil0 FRANKLIN STREET. G-~->

DICHMOND BAZAAR, I5C
Al Nos. 143S AND li40 FRANKLIN STREET. G-~->
TO-DAY
at 10 o'clock We will sell number OF exceuent
HORSES. MULES. BUGGIES. ROCkAWAfS,
PHAETONS. and WAGONS, from which seiec-
lions may be made.
AT II O'CLOCK
100 bales HAY, In good condition:
2 secondhand OPEN BUGGIES;
2 secondhand TOP-BUGGlES;
FAMILY ROCKAWAY, ne irly new:
light FAMILY CARRIAGE, sold for want OF
use;
1 two wheel ROAD-CART, In good order;
lGROCERiS WAGON. In good order.
We arc promised young, we'll broke MJL
sound and reliable. T. II. COOK.
so % Saeeman.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AyD PETERSBUR0 RAlLRoN
TIMETAELk
Commencng tSoAf. August ~, ~
nains on lis roai viii rnn A. foltnNS
lTKAINc, fAIll TT AZ AkD
TRAINS eOKTRwAaD.
Daily tDsGy ezsps SUNDAY ~;

STOPPING LAcha
Nos q ana Il make 10 stops M ~ 80
only on signal a. Manchester auf ttratsH
IS stops only On signal al CncsLS. re-
aud Manchester No. IS stcls "a a..Ial 81
regular stations. No. 81 .toDs ~ fknn p.
regulsr stations and also a. fsnpte NJ 80
stoD atAll stations for pAsscuGerN
PULLAAS-CAR SskficE
On Trains Nos "a snG G sioeping-car. fa, -
New YORK and Tampa. FLA. ,ris Ja'ss'Di -
On Trans NOS u and y sie0pins-chfs % =
Washington and Chariestoa. Ga tfha
sleeping-cars Detvrea New YORK AM sacAs,l
Vile. On lrain No. = sieepinScaS ne'"''4
Washington ami Jacke0nvlle , .,,p~,,r
LEIys. AsRiYE
Richmond. .'io.SsA. NJ. / Norfolk. I.
Richmond =, 'o:0lP T.. NJ Norfolk 80. - r. =
Norfolk. ....'s: GA. NJ hicn Boni.. ~ n,
Norfolk .'S:COP u. Richmond. ~ q. y
These trains also make close oonnrc gus ....
Farnulie, LyncnDgre, and SCUM eesteIH -,
and all stations ca thc Norfolk anl "e,i.i y -.
road. except tho ltt8 train fssrnSrfs
toint, vest " Petersburg should ese - . f"
- Supernfonleg-
1T. ID. MYkSs. General superintendent
4. N. kNEKsOS. General Passenger Asoh-
SOL. HAAS. Trade Manage AZ
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -Seasil.,'
commencing MAY = .ss>~eas.efa sl-s'A
50 A. II. leaves Byri-SIcet station daily, 800
only az Ashlano, Junction, hi''f.t
and Frederick D4rg. Sic~p't =
WASHINGTON. Leaves Nasllustoat's
New YORK a. li:tj A. n.
!i--7 A. NJ. leaves Byri-sire3t station JAW
oeug sunday Leaves " aching" atN
New 0rS a! $40 z. NJ al.
f.srP NJ ie4ycs Byri->treti sSAtt)i S''t''
sleeper 10 Nes YORK. r.
lc.39 4. NJ. Grsires az Byrd-stree; st1u)n aNi-
Sleeper irofn New lcrs 49, 80,
i:ssP NJ. arr!vesA Byrd stree, ,.,tiya -
sfops a. Frcdsflcs sburs. Miit1' =.
Junction. slso sar from ash'uh -
lG43P NJ. arrives a, Byrd-Sfres. sgaslJa SN''
excCpt sunday
ASHLAND rkAlNS
DAnY KxcsfT sUSDA< ,
.-,rp a. accom- dAtlon lesyas Byro->I, -
WV w. station; arrives e. Ashland a Z; "
te4P. NJ. leaves klpa srrves 81 A'hiani "
64g A.. NJ. uvrL
t;4sA NJ. Accommodation, arrives as
A. Al. t a.
ss0P. ". arrives At E'oS eA''' AaaAA'
G. A. iiYIoa cenerAi Tickss Asea-
TT D. nYxxA General SuDeriotenis"' S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
YOU

are hustling around for your
share ofthe world'sgood gifts,
and it's hard work: think Of
something else.
This constant work will tell
sometime perhaps it has
alrcady-and nervousness,
sleeplessncss, neuralgia and
rheumatic aches and pains
are part Of the good gifts "
your hustling has won.
If you are that way, let us
give you a prescription-no
charge for the prescription,
though it will cost a dollar
to have it filed by your drug
gist.
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AUCTnOh bAfsk'ss- Ms "ss l =
by Frank ID. Hiil a Co..
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. 10 Eleventh street.
rJyHREE-STORY BRICK STORE
4 AND DWELLING ABOVE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE or MAIN BETWEEN FIRST AND ~.
COND STREETS mo. i05 EAST MAIN FUR
SALE Al AUcTi0N.--On
SATURDAY. SgPrEnBsR 90 1888
Mt s O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises we VIII oiier
tho above VALUABLE PROPERTY at aucticn-
The dwelling contsins about ten rooms above inc
store, and thore Is on the roar OF tho lot a good
brick stable. Tho store and dwelling are rented
out 20 good tenants st 500 pei cnnum. Ihls pro
perry has been newly bull. and Is IN flrst-c ass
order throughout Lot iSxf2J feoi 10 a wide alley.
TERMS; Very reasonable, aud anuoEnced on
day OF sale FRANK ID. HILL q CO..
40 23 Auctloneers.
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cost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

7 OST, BETWEEN THIRD AND
Il 4 Main or on Laurel street, ONE LADIES
LIGHT CLOTH JACKET. The inder will please
leave the Same AT the Wheeler 4 Wilson Manu-
featuring Compsny's once, ii9 east Broad street.
&c 29-lts
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Bark and Bseveuth streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ THREE HANDSOME AND DE<fAABLY-
LOCATED wEsT-CtRY STREET LOTS Nv.
TWEEN WALNUT AND PARK STREETS BY
AUcTI0N.-By yirtuo Of a decree OF The Circuit
Court OF tho county OF Iienrico. eptefed on me
i7ih day Of July. 1873. In the csse OF vogts sd
ministratrix vs. Yogi and ais. the undersfgno1,
special commissioner. win sell stpubiic auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, Oc-oBER 9. 1929,
at 5 o'clock +. NJ, those THREE BEAUTIFUL
LOTS located on the north side OF Cary between
Walnut and Park streets. opposite tho prck
dwellings OF Me~rs. Trexier and Rlmore. each
having a front Of q feet and a depth OF 10 70 an
alley.
These lots, located Ia tho direct line OF tho
city's growth. ofor fine opportunity 20 secure
an investment which is almost certain % Yield
handsome profit In tho near future, and the spe-
cial attention OF capitalists and others Is called
10 this sale.
A plat o. tho property can be seen at the officc
OF the auctioneer.
TggMs: one thrS cash: balance In six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. and tile retained until all the purchase-
money Is paid and q conveyance ordered by tho
Court ALLEN q. COLLINS,
Special Commissioner.
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Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads TO
self destruction Distress after eating sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
IL have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
| would experience 4 faintness or tired. all-gone
feeling, as though lad not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount
Of good. 1t gave me an appetite, and my food
relshed and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. IT relieved me Of that faint, tired,
all-gone feeling. have felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsaparilla, that / am happy TO
recommend It," G. A. PAGE, Waterfowl, Mass.
N b. BE sure to get only
Hoods SarSaparilla
soldbg all druggists. 81; six for S.. Preraredonly
by c. |. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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rRIrsTEE,S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,
4 sTORF-FIXTURES. SC. At AUCTION
As trustee in deed from william II. Bauer, |
will sell at his store, GiO south Belvidere s~eet
on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
at O'Clock In the afternoon, all tho dNOCb-
kTRS CIGARS. TOBACCO. SHOWCASES,
MRAf-BLOCK. and NEAT-B0X In said store.
TERMS Cash. GEORGE j. HOOPER, JR,
40 u Trustee.
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Tickets can DO Obtained a. A. W. GarDsr's. Ial,
Nain street: Chesapeake AMI Ohio anI Mon
mond and Petersburg depots, ani q: Company's
efncsA 1901 Aaln street. and what kocsot1s.
Frel<hts forwarded ana through bills OF laiins
rsued for points boyoad New York.
Freight resolved daily until eoar Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on hONUaYS
qUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, ant
SATURDAYS BY inc Chesapeake and Ohio RAFT.
var tsn Newport SewA A. t:as A. A.. ami Dy
Ricnmond and retersourg railroad same dayss
al ICES A. NJ. will MAKE conpectiOn az NOss-
FOLK With steamer leaving hose days
9kokaR W. ALLAN q Co. Agent>
No 1854 n ain street and
sa&1 CoRpanyia whArf- Roczatzx
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CON y a. ioNS
Train No. 30 connects daily excepf Wrhg
At keysViile Tor ChAss Cliy Ciarssvihs. -
oxford. Connects aaily a. GresasnorO ~ D.
lam, Raleigh. salem. and N1usion aui Il
points on North Carolina Division. n sais>l -rf
Tor Asheyile, Hot Sprnss. and al y 90. .l
Western North Carolina, aud at CnEtsue r
Charlotte. Columbia ard Aux RIA -l4lrlat
Train No. 90 connects daily az Greelsb ~
for saiem- winston. Raleigh, GsOitsbsyJ. 81
horehead City. ~ Salisbury for Asieytie, 40
Springs, and al points ia Western Moth GAO
lima; q. Charlotte with ChariotsA cOtanbia at
Augusta railroad fur Coiumbla. SuNfsnA Aisrs 4,
ChArledIen, savannah, Townsville, GA, Js-k
RonVilla and other florida pDlnss. Also, IN
Carolina Central railroad fOr WnmiDCDn-
Trans from the south Arriys AZ idoh nsai
A M and 30 4.
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ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE

ATLANTIC IMPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship CITY Of ROME" from New York
Wednesday, october ID, Wednesday, October
3lst.
Largest and Gnest passenger steamer sioaG
Cabin, $50, $50. ana $50; second class
$50.
rTAGGOVy SFpNIrr
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DIEDMONT AIR.LINE

RICHMOND AND DANViLLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AaD MOST DlkhCr ROlls >
The sol tn.
PULLMAN sLERPEfS9 On AL At8He
TRAINS
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
he fnvortte routsto iiAitimore. Thes.sAn.I
or This line are models n baouty, el1yplce sei
oomfogL Leave Richmond 80 ana 8P y.
arrive at Baltimore so A. n: icavs bA4a
more at z. A.: arrive az k!chnoai 80 a. 1
iC:t0 A NJ
Fars Kichmond TO Baltimore Iirstcls-s, q
second clAss. $50.
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ages 10 business men Ia enabling vlcn -
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transactions and arrive al Baltimore early 1or
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nights rest FREQ from nc dass sRd no'so y ra-'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-03

3s@lSc May sold at 7T14c. to open, then at
1850, and later at 77ls67714c., closing at 1870
765sc. The decrease of 100000 bushels in
the visible supply was not unexpected. Oats
vanced 14c, while other options closed practi-
cally unchanged from Saturday. Provisions
were moderately active early. Deliveries on
April contracts are small, all of the products
having been sold for May. An unsettled feeling
prevailed among holders, and they were dis
posed to sell more freely and prices averaged
lower. Pork was raided down zoe, but toward
the close of the morning session dullneSs set in,
and sales at / o'clock showed n net decline
from Saturdays close of only &c on pork lard
and short ribs. On the afternoon board there
was further decline of 7l6Ql0c on pork and
21Sc on short ribs
New ORLEANS, April -Coffee-Demand
light; holders firm; Rio cargoes, common to
prime 11}4@1515c. Cotton seed products closed
nominal. Sugars steady; louisiana open kettle,
choice 1-16c, strictly prime l5-l6c; Louisiana
centrifugalS, choice white 5-l6@6Ssc; choice
yellow clarified Molasses steady; open kettle,
choice 33435c, prime 21@2Sc; Louisiana cen
trlfugals, strictly prime 30D22c.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Flour steady and I'M
changed Wheat opened firm; closed sec above
Saturday; No. red, May delivery S05s@S14c.
Corn higher; a cash sale of 100000 bushels was
made to-day, the largest in the history of this
Exchange; cash 4714c; May delivery 41@477sc.
Oats strong aud higher; cash SOSsc May delivery
29s4c. Whisky steady at 81 90 Provisions
weak: Pork SlS Is. Lard s. % asked. Dry
clears s. Oo@7 10, clear RIBS s. 1907 90 short
clears So 35@7 Is. Bacon-boxed shoulders
Sc S716, long clears 81 75607 so, clear ribs 81 80
az 90, short clears SIS 00Gs 12IS. Hams steady
at $40 00D12 90.
NAVAL STORES.
New York, April 2 noon.-Spirits tur-
pentine steady at 40c. Rosin steady at 81 22110
rs
500 p m.-Rosin steady at 81 221aa1 G5. Tur-
pentine dull at doc
CHARLESTON Anril S-TIrpentine steady at
36l5c Rosin quiet; good strained Soc.
WILMGSGToN, April 2-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 3616c. Rosin firm; strained S213c, good
strained S7lec. Tar firm at 81 05 Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90. yellow dip and virgin
$500.
RICE.
New YORK. April 2.-Rice quiet but steady
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Rice unchanged.