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row RATES ON STEAM-a.zWL
Err ARIEL
FOR MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
by WHICH
CHURCHES. SOCIETIES, AND OTHER ORGAN
IzATIoNs CAN PAY OFF THEIR
INDEBTEDNESS.

Thl. company IA DOW ready 10 engage the pop
ular "TUkSDAY AND THURSDAY MOON
LIGHT EXCURSIONS" on q cheap cooperative
plan without risk Of loss.
Also, DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point Nor
folk. anu Virginia Beach on avery liberal aud
profitable plan 10 excursion parties.
Cal, for circular shoning plans Of excursions.
IRWIN WElSiGEh.
Agent Virginia Steamboat Company,
apee-ts lll7 east Main street
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mesa carried TO its highest power--happi-
ness which cannot be given to her at seven
teen or twenty, because she is incapable OF
receiving it. She may be happy then.
indeed, as the bud may feel the warm
morning airs blowing gratefully about it,
but only the bosom of the wide-blown
flower can receive the sunshine Of full
heaven. A woman wastes her opportu-
nifty of happiness in not waiting for those
ripening years. Tho nature that is tho
roughly developed is capable OF feeling
far more than that which is still on its
way TO development, and it is to be
doubted if q woman under twenty-five
can receive to its utmost the deep Joy,
the boundless content that surround true
marriage as sunshine and blue sky sur
round the earth.
HARRIET PsEscorr SPoFFosD.
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Confederate Veterans has received the mem
bership-fee OF ei2hty.two ex.Coniedertlas,
and the roster will doubtless be added 70 ~
the next meeting. :.
DIR. G. G. Gayer, Of HIllsboro', Is IN AZ
tendsnce as lay delegate from the Virgins
Annual Conference 10 the General TONER
ente-oi the Methodist Church, now asse'n-
bled in New York.
Rev. DIR. RosSer commences protracted
meeting In the Methodist Episcopal chnlcn'
South, in this town, on Wednesday plight
CATOcTIS.
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AuCrION sALES-Monday.
BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.

U,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING No. foi EAST MhlS
STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND sbNVND
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deco
Of trust from Chsstain White, trustee, usseu
June 90, 1875, and recorded ia the CLERKS once
Richmond Chsucery Court. Deed-Book 100 A.
page as default having been made IN tnc pay
Inent OF a negotiable nots therein secured, anu
being requested by the beneficiary, Will sell AZ
public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY Z, 1883.
at 5iI O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE descriDeH
I'm saId deed, a. follows: All that LOT OF LAND
90 the north aide Of Main street IN tho citl OF
kichmoud, with e large TIREE-SIOkl bhIoh
DWELLING aud other Improvements thereon,
between First and Second streets. com mene,ng
so feet from northeast corner OF Main snd fltst
streets. thence running eastwardIy along Ino
north line OF Main street 80 feet, thence back pc
tween parallel lines ia feet 70 an alley ~ Ieet
wide. - ,.,v.
rooms, and Is now under rental oil t6OO per an-
nun. ,.,... s,,.
Terms: Cash SUFFICIENT 10 pay balance que
si.5,26a with interest from January ~, ioo<'
being purchase money on said property. ana ex-
penses Of sale; balance In six, twelve, ana eish-
teen months, interest added, and secured oy
deed Of trust. FhANh u ILL., ILL.,
OG iIu1tcos
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The London correspondents VI tu'
New York Times sends this:
The effect on Lord Tennyson OF hi
elevation to the peerage was so ourlou
that il occurs to me the result OF Edwin
Arnold's knighthood is not without in
terest to the democratic world. L SEM
accordingly the first poem he has writer
since the honor was conferred. 1t 1
nublished in the Asidtic Quarterly Re
pie,r. and is entitled Berlin, the Six
tenth of March," The verses are ordi
nary quatrains
Thunder Of funeral guns,
Deep sad bells with your boom,
sorrowful voices Of soldiers and folk,
Whom lay ye here In the tomb!
Whom7 tho cannon reply,
Baying lise dogs OF war
Whose master lie gone on path unknown,
Our glory, and lord, and STAR.
william, Kaiser, and King,
For him our iron throats yell,
Victor ue hailed him on many aeld,
We make TO his soul farewell
Whomf Say the slow. swinging bells,
William, pious aud dear,
oft,Imes he knelt 70 the King Of kings
Where now he lies on his bier.
He took from his God alone
Tho Crown Of the Fstherland,
And now he hath given II back undimmed
To Deaths all-masierful hand
Whom. shout tho serried ranks
(Iuardsmen, and Jagers, and all
The lordliest lord and the hngliest king
That ever raised bAttle-cau.
At his word We thronged to the Geld,
Sure Of success 70 betide.
Sure that the Kaiser would nsht for peace.
Sure Of Heaven on our side.
Whom: sigh women and mon
And fair haired German boys,
And girls with eyes Of his corn1ower's hue,
For our Father We raise our voice.
william. the Emperor, deadl
Lo, he made us one land;
Thanks 10 him and his chosen chiefs,
Strong and secure VIC stand.
steadfast from birth to death,
WhatsO was right he wrought;
Duty he loved, and hts people and home
Now TO dust he Is brought
Thunder Of funeral guns,
We hear you with English ears;
In English breasts IL echoes, sad bells,
This tiding your tolling bears.
Warriors stalwart and fierce,
We see you are tender and true,
We are come Of kindred blood, We share
This sorrow to-day with you.
Folk OF the Fatherland.
Our hearts for your grief are fsln,
God guard your Kaiser Frederick
And give ye good days again.
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LoUDoUs COUNTY.
Circuit Court-remperance Matters
Confederate Veterans

ltOrfespOnuonco Oh inc hichnOuu Dlbpatcn.I
LEEsBURG, Va, May 4. 1888.
The Circuit Court-Judee keith-ad-
journed the early part OF the week. after being
iu session some ten DAYS. The cases disposed
OF were principally from the chancery docket
and not OF general interest. In the damage
suit OF Fellowes Us. The Town OF Leesburg
the plaintiff suffered non.suit, and 1t was
dismissed without going TO the Jury.
The brick dwelliug.bouse and lot on Corn
wall street, Lsesburg, belonging to the
estate OF the late Robert w. Gray, has been
sold at auction for $3.50. Also, four.
acre lot on the SUBURBS Of the town for $780,
The annual temperance bush-meeting.
which has been held for the past ten years
IN this county, aud generally attended by
from Eve 10 eight thousand people, Will be
held again near Purcellyllle, commencing
July 3ist, and continuing for several days.
Loudoun District Lodge, No. 90, lnde-
pendent order OF Good Templars, will con-
yeRe In Middleburg THURSDAY, May 10th.
The Local Option Executive Committee OF
Loudoun have issued an address to the vo-
tiers prior 10 another election being ordered
on toe question OF license or no license .
ia Leesourg aud Mercer districts strongly
deprscating this Issue being In any way
mixed up In political complications.
The aoiutsnt Of Cllntsn Hatcher Camp oil
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IlHE FIRHT GRAND EXCURSION

4 OF the season 10 Madens Adventure, WHIT
MONDAY, May 81, 1855 A nne string band OF
music win DO In Attendance. dancing, boating,
and fehing
No intoxicating liquors viii be allowed 90 the
train. " treshments In abundance on the train
and az the grounds At city prices Ladies' with
out escorts will have the Intention OF the COM
iditfee. Train leaves Richmond and Allegheny
railroad depot. foot OF Eighth street, ats A. ~.
returning, leaves Maidcn's Adventure at6P. n.
Adults. 80 cents. children, u contA Commit
tso Of ArrsnssmsnA; Paul Laioucne, y. 7. hsr-
y5maa. end = A. Bosx, NJ esuos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

"women should first Of all take care
OF their raodesty," advises the United
Presbyterian. We admire other
things in them and expect others from
them, but nothing in any Of them, no
matter how brilliant or useful, can atone
for lack OF that delicscy which oil su-
perior cultivation has the effect OF pro-
ducing. II looks earnest, perhaps, to
see a lady on the platform, and with
words in which there il no mincing, ad-
yocating the 'White-C Cross movement,
but the most OF her listeners will shrink
away from her Is one who has lost her
womanly balance. Andtheir Instincts q
right one"
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bright Men and witty women

can become brighter men and wittier
women by the skilful use of memory.
The system of memory as developed and
applied by Professor A. Loisette, 237
Fifth avenue, New York, is the most
original in conception and wonderful in
results OF any ever discovered. Taught
perfectly by mail. Endorsed by PROBES
sor Richard A. Proctor, Hon. Judah p.
Benjamin. Judge Gibson, Hon. W. W.
Astor, Professor 4. H. Cook. and thou
sands OF other representative people.
Write to the Professor for particulars.
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"a question more momentous than
the admission OF four or five select Ia
dies" declares the Christian Advocate,
"underlies the proposition to bring
women in as delegates to the approach
ing General Conference. 1t Is whether
q radical change not thought Of at the
time the Church voted TO admit tay
representation can be made at the will
Of few electoral conferences. without
the Church having an opportunity to ex-
press its mind upon the subject"
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ExCUR sIOSS.
WTARWIGK-PARK TRANSPORTA.
M rrnN EnNfpANX

WTARWICk-PARk TKANSPUKIA-
w TON COMPANY.
Qondola CHIMBORAZ0 leaves her wharf Gil
lies creek) daily, including Sundays, At 9:30 A.
NJ. IL NJ, ESQ and 5 O'Clock p. 81. Returning
leaves Warwick Park at 10 IS A. NJ. Ills, 345 aud
G;15 r. NJ. Fare, 80 cents each way; round trip,
10 cents: children under twelve years OF age.
half price; children under i've years free No
drunken or disreputable person allowed on the
premlse.. Tho company reserves the right 10
hold portions OF tho grounds and pavilion for
private parties Special or cooperative rates
given 10 clubs families. plc-nics, societies, etc.
For further Information apply 10
THOMAS ELLETT, Secretary.
No % north Ninth street, Richmond, Va
au.
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FREDERICK sBURG.
Delegates to Norfoik-Ffrs I'm the
County.

[Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstcn.'
MAY ., 1888.
At meeting of the Depocratic party OF
this city, held last night, the following aele'
gates and slternstes were elected 10 REPRE-
sent the party at the convention 10 NorioIA
on the 18th instant: William A. Litt'e, J,'
T. McCrackep. and Charles Wallace. dele,
gates; u. b. Merchant, Isaac Hersn, anu
W. %. Scott, alternatps.
The residence OF DIr. L. B. Pritchett,. IN
this county, was totally destroyed by gre
Thursday night. Loss, $1,000; partially
insured. bLi'
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and for this very reason there II
not to-day a remedy within me
reach Of tho puolic more highly
priced for Its value In the house
hold, in the couutlng-room. work.
SHOP. aud factory than BrSsoN's
PLASTER as n remedy for aches
and pains Of every kind. in
Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. Pleu-
risy. Chest Palms Rheunetlsln,
sciafica. and Bacsache, BEssos's
PLASTER Is recognized by physi--
cIaas and public as an external
remedy without an equal Il acts
promptly, pleasantly, and eiec-
tually. 10 secure good results
always ask for BENsoS's, and tase
no other plaster. Many worthless
plasters arc offered on the repu,,
tation Of BESsOs's, but careful
buyers won't be deceived.
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served the public as deputy county clerk
and deputy register Of deeds.
She is a neatly-dressed, attractive
looking woman, motherly and wise. Her
two children, son and daughter, are
both grown, and her time can be ioe-
rally given to the public service. Mrs.
Lowman's political faith is Republican
her religious denomination, Presbyte-
rion
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 TRACT OF LAND IN SUSSEX COUNTY
BY AUCTION-By virtue Of a certain deed OF
trust, duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF Sus-
sex County Court, In Deadlock NO. 8, page
sS6, default having been made In tho payment
OF the debt thereby secured, and being so re-
quired by the beneficiary shall offer for sale
by public auction, on the premises, GA
THURSDAY, MAY II. 1888.
between tho hours Of and o'clock p. NJ, sll
that certain TRACT OF LAND In Sussex county,
about three and half miles from Wayerly sia-
tion, known as the "SAW-MILL TRACT" and
which formerly belonged 20 John II. Ellis, con-
tanning 665 ACRES, and being the same tract
now or recently occupied By W. s Shuss.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray the expenses
OF sale and 10 pay OF a note OF 400, With int
rest thereon from April /, 1887, until paid; $500
on tho lst OF April, 1859, with interest thereon
from April I, 1887. til paid. and the residue
upon such terms as may be announced Al tns
sale. HENRY Ia oIAfLbc,
my6 Trustee.
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Humors run riot in tho blood at this
season. Hoods Bsrsspsrilla expels
every inquiry and visalizes and enricbes
the blood.
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By Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Auctic neers,
No. II north Tenth street
rI,RUSTFE,S SALE BY AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
j. OF THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDlNG-L0TS
SITUATED ON WINDER 81 REEr BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CARTER STREETS, IN
HARYIETOWN, WITHIN TWO SQUARES on
THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD, FRONTING ON
Tue NORTH SIDE OF wINDEk STREET, AND
RUNNING BACK l25 FEET TO AN ALLEY IS
FEET WIDELY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated
April 30. 1880, and recorded ia Henrico County
Court conveying tbs above PROPERTY 70 me
for sale, and payment OF the proceeds for tho
purposes therein specified, will sell by auction,
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1888,
at o'clock p NJ, the PROPERTY described
above.
This property Is rapidly enhancing 10 value,
and must commend itself to all parties seeking
good investment
Terms: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes with per
cent interest, and secured by deed OF rust
WILLIAM Ii. BEVERIDGE, Trustee.
RAWLINGS & ROSE. Auctioneers. myS
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Old newspapers for sale at this ofaos !;
price. 25c, per hundred
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FOR RENT,
HIr-0-l-1-1I71"
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT. G
No. SIS west Grace street; $500 per annum.
No. south First street; 5000 per annum.
No. 1918 west Cary street; $3.50 per snnum.
No. sJ3 east Marshal street; $500 per annum'
No. 40 south Eighth street; $3.50 per snnum-
No. 5Oi north Twenty-nfth street; s2'o per an
No. 27fs east Broad street: f275 per annum
No 23O7 east Franklin street; <2oO per annum,
No. $40 north Twenty-hfth street; 30 P"r
month. ,N
No 1911 east Broad street: $50 per MONTH
No. los Mayo street; SIS per month.
No 27O6 east Clay street: $40 per month
And SMALLER HOUSES In other locaIiiie-'
JAMES q. ELAN,
-vett ilI3 east Main street.
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BY Poindexter & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1903 east Main street

A UCTION SALE OF A NEAT TWO
N STORY FRAME DWELLING AND vALU-
ABLE wEST-ESD BUILDING LOTS SITUATED
AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
TEMPLE 81 REEFS AND WITHIN ONE SQUARE
or THE LINE OF CITY kAILWAY.-By request
Of the owner We shall sell by auction. on Eae
premises, on
WEDN EsDAY, MAY Q. 1898.
at P. NJ, the aboye-described REAL ESTATE.
Tho property fronts ~ feet on the south side Of
Cary street and extends back within parallel
lines i50 FEET % a ten-foot alley 10 the rear.
On one Of these lots Is q NEAT TWO-STORl
FRAME DWELLING which 10 well built and VI
the best material.
THIS property situated rs II IA, In one OF me
best localities OF the improving western part OF
the city, will enhance rapidly In value and
should attract the attention OF all parties wishing
70 make a solid Investment.
Terms: Easy and announced at sale.
PoINDEArEk g. DESooN,
my6 AuctioneerS
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By Jas. MacdougalL

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, sToREFIX-
TIRES. CHUSEs'IN ACTION, &C. AT AUG
TioN.-By virtue OF deed Of trust TO the
Undersigned as trustee from Z. P. Hin and duly
recorded, will sell at No. sOl north Ihnu
MONDAY, 7TH INSTANT,
az II o'clock A. NJ, the entire sToCh, fla
TURES, &C, contained in said deed. embracing
COFFEES. SUGARS. TEAS, LARD. sOAP'
RFER-PUNP. DECANTERS. GLASSES, &C.
ALSO, all CHOOSES IN ACTION now due him.
Terms: Cash. -
$, TAYLOR EVANS, Trustee:
-, ,r.o.o-,.,, C.Inauan mv2
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nIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
| win sell at public auction on
MONDAY, MAY Z, 1888,
at 10H O'Clock A. NJ, nt my ONCE, NO. l5O6 cas-
Franklin street, the following PROPERTY, u
satisfy sundry writs in my hands:
WARDkOBES, BUREAUS,
WASHSrANDS, TABLES,
TOWEL-RACKS. BEDST EADS,
MATTRESSES, CARPETS,
MATING.
CANE aud wOoD-sEAT CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, LOUNGES,
PICTURES,
LOOKlNG-GLAssES.
CLOCKS, TRUNKS. &c. 40.
TRIMS: Cash X. G. GARRISON,
my6 High Constable city OF Richmond.
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TOR RENT.

TOR RENT. "a
No 4n3 east Grace street; IS rooms, modern
improvements: rent very reasonable.
No. 122 west Main street corner Henry 10
rooms. modern improvements.
No 9l3 east Marshall street, 10 rooms, modern
improvements
i'm provements.
No 500 west Main street; 10 rooms, cheap rent,
aud modern improvements.
No 3l5 west Cary street; 6rooms; In nice con-
dition. ~
No. 40 east Main street; rooms, kitchen,
bathroom, sc.
No. 4l9 south laurel street; rooms
SMALL HOUSES fully described In TRENT
LIST" FRANK d. HILL g CO.,
mys-2t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
EOR RENT, THE VERY AT-Ga
il TRACTIyE STORE No. 2i9 EAsTtfa
BROAD STREET, SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD. Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIhD STREETS
Three stories, excellent cellar, in thorough or
der, handsome front to be put In AZ once, and
for desirable aud permanent tenant such
alterations and cOnYeniences az may be desired
will DO made now while the Improvements are
in progress.
The location Is excellent, and this will DO one
OF the most attractive stores on Broad street
Possession as soon as the Improvements are
completed. Apply a. once 10
my6-2t lib Main street.
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THE SHOULDERS.

OF gown and petticoat-in fact, all
dependent garments-should be sup
ported by the shoulders, never by the
hips. To prevent the straps affixed to
them from slipping down upon the arms
they must he carried forward SO far as to
cross the bfoast, bringing the hang
ing weight ueon the most sensitive
part of a womaL's body. If several
underwaists take the place Of straps,
the form is made clumsy. A COM
pactiy-builr, wiry woman may look
well and do we'll without corsets one
whose bust is full and with whom the
whole tendency is to make odipose It's
sue rapidly should, in my opinion, wear
an easy corset for healths sake, no less
than through laudable desire not to be
utterly fgureiess. She need not DO
small OF waist-the Venus OF Milo set
tied that point satisfactorily for us years
sgo-but she eau and ought to- be shape
ly. The plant stitching OF the corset
and the bones in back and front ward
of undue pressure from spine and aldo.
men, transferring ii TO the staunch, faith
full hips, where ii belongs.
The prevailing costume OF our sex is
fer from rational after all the improve
menis effected by common-sense and
science. The tight. skin-htting sleeves
NAV be relaxed or discarded in another
twelyemonth. At present they are q
serious evil in divers ways-impeding
circulation until numbness and itching
almost defy the wearer's self-control. A
pfayer because permanent disadvantage
is that they hamper and consequently
weaken the muscles Our Girl may mol
take pride in the development OF hei
biceps, yet be reluctant TO have the
power Of Aexor and extensor taken from
her. Another impediment 10 free.
dom OF motion Is the site back" IL
Is upgraceful and troublesome, and
reduces the elastic step Of Camilla, the
bound OF Atalanta, 70 hobble, en-
dangers her life should she spring from
o. carriage or leap Q flooded gutter.
Closely allied to this inconvenience is
the stuffed hustle that heats the spine In
warm weather and keeps tho wesrer from
leaning back in her chair. An ugly
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

BY Henry L. Staples q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1903 Main street, Richmond, Va
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WANTS.
ssT WISH I HAD."--A MAN Al

CT WISH HAD."--A MAN hr
il sixty, Who had ones epjpysd = comps.
tence. ead 20 whom the .Efors vss trrDc,si y
dark was asked recently Dy ffifnd u be Lss
NOT al endowment policy b. hsi, hssn OF. F.'a
a g,gh and tone OF deepest rcgfe, - ssst~d, . I
wiah had.D ne fnon went On 70 ssr hat Be
thought Of 10 years ago. when he could haze car.
RED II, but there seemed 20 be 90 necessity i,r
a. and the years slipped away until Il vAsioo
late. "Ycsw no ADDED sadly. " pish he'd"
he only echoed mo experience Of thousands a,
his age. You need not "die town" u you Ia.
sure Ia tho old, reliable, and conserys,ive MAN.
Nsw York. Est.blfshed is5). Assets tl2 cD.oOO
Easy rates. Annusi dividends. s0n-iorfei,sbls
aud incontsstsbls features. Guaranteed proau
written In policies. Iodust1ous solicitors
wanted In city and state. Liberal compen.-
ton. W. h LlIuIfOOl, Sp,ciN nssh-
mys-it 9i5 Maio street. bchmond, Va
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WANTED, LADY, ACTIVE AND
w Intelligent 20 represent I'm her own Il
csiitv an old nrm Refercncss required. Peg
mans nj position and good SALARY.
b. BaINBKIDGE. Manager.
mvesu4t 20 neads street.. Nov York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

WANTED, LADIES AND GEN.
w TIEMRN TO LEARN SHORTHAND,
TyPEWRlr TING. OK TRl B0RAPHY. Day and
n,eht sss.ions No vacations. Instruction tho
rough and complete. Competent s,enosfephels
and operators furnished employer. Nc1iL-
YkAY COLLEGE, iii3 Main street., hchmoli,
Va my 6lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

WANTED, TEN LADIES AND
w GENTLEMEN TO LFAkN SCOTLAND
AND TYPEWkIllNG. Taught hy laNy nl reg
nrivsts res,dencs. Location centrsl. Also. ior
sale a SECONDHAND sIkNoGRAPh. heT
NN'-'' "IlPEWRiTERr
uvRit. Care Carer D.. clty