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DIMENSIONS.

The Dimensions % tho granite blocks must b
as follows: la ongtu not more Than Twelve az
nor lees than seven 80 inches. m width not
more than rYe 90 nor lees han three ana ono
half 8sj inches: ia depth not more thG'l six
and one hsn on nor less than SIX ,0 inches.
The size preferred Is seven 10 inches long, four
GO inches wide. and six 90 inches deep.
Tho dimensions Of the granite curbing must DO
"a follows: NOi less Than FIVE 80 toet long.
not less than eighteen Gsi inches deep, ard s'K
90 inches wide % top. win bsvel OF one eighth
a. Il an inch from inner - outer edge.
The dimensions Of The granite tagging must
be as follows: TWenty-nye thousand ~. COO
hneai feet not less than dys - feet An length
AMI not less than eighteen az inches vide, aut
twenty-five thousand (<a0O hneai feet not lees
than i've % fest long and not less than two 90
feet vide the stoues a. be no. less thsu ok a.
nor more than seven Cd inches In depth.
Bidders ia making cut thslr proposals. will DO
careful 10 see that mere ere no changing Of
figures. no scratches nor any interlneat!0ns:
should such occur tho bid will 30 declared ip-
formal.
bidders will be required 20 give o. security
some acceptable citizen OF Tho city o. Louisville.
4 top.eit OF nve tl0lssnd dollars $500 or
certified check Tor that amount will be r. luired
with each IA a. q guarantee Tor the faithful
fulalm6nt OF the contract.
Az matslIa, that does not come up iully % the
specifications will no rejected snd must b. re-
moved &C tho expense Of mo contractor
Specifications Tor furnishing the above maze
rial Will 10 furnished on ap LEGATION 10 tho cry
engineer, Room ~. lily HAL
The material mus! b. delivered on cars az any
point along the Ina OF railroad within tho city
limits that the City Engineer may designate.
The above material must be- furnished IN ac-
cC:dRnce With the specifications on de In the
City Hneineet's ofiice Room e., City Han.
hooos with approved security aud bios on tho
81 pp0sa,s furnished by tbe city Engineer re-
NJ rod Tor the material 10 be furnished.
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bidders and ren~esen,,tive Of the press ara
invited 10 sitcni ne opening OF the bids
he roItrR, tor viii % required 70 deliver not
less thag twenty-five npa1rod tz.tO0l tons 81
granite blocks per mcnih. and must commence
the delivery Of samo ia Ave days after nouaca-
ton by tho Oiiy fuginrer
The contractor Tor granite Rigging Tor cutters
will be required % deliver not less tbaa ave
thousand 5,O00 hncal feet Of tagging per
mouth. ana mus commence thu delivery %
came III ige days alter HOtacai.oa b. the CITY
LuGineer. CHAHttS n JACOB, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFIcs, May Is, lSsa.
my sicodtIub
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

A loudly-attirod negro got into prosccnium
box ~ New \ Ork theatre last night and threw
q magnificent bouquet 70 Miss Fannie Rice, one
Of the artists There was card bearing a mes
sage attached 20 tho flowers TIE lady very
sensibiy and nny reDuked her Otbelio-unted al
mirer by tossing the floral tribute 70 one side.
and the comedian stuck them Ia his belt The
audience Jeerei the presumptuous negro TIL no
was fairly obliged 70 Leave the thosIe.-CAica0o
Maj
Who Is responsible for such conduct on tho
part Of "prosumpiuoas" negroess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Griffin 3. Davenport.

Richmond has lost one Of her most valuable
citizens. GRIFFIN 4. DAVENPORT, who died sun
day, was a merchant and gentleman OF the ola
school For many years he had boon idehNneu
with the commercial interests Of Richmond. and
had exercised a potent influence In all move
nenis tending 10 advance the general welfare OF
the city. lie was quiet, modest, aud unassuming
in everything lie did. aud was a model Of that
conservatism in business which Is balance
wheel 10 speculation. lie was gentle. Kind, gen
erous, true friend, and a Christian in act as
well a. IN profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

corps OF gentlemen who enter into sbe spirit OF
tho great work with an Industry and attachment
hsrtiy b be found la any other bureau OF inc
Government The Commissioner II profound
and devoted scientist Before eptoring INTO the
work 81 the commission he was professor VA
Lexington and whom he engaged In the present
neld u was only In the interest OF science ana
nos with any Idea OF Its phIlanshropic poesipin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
sUmuxn nEsoRTs
HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
HI COMFORT. VA

Unsurpassed IN appointments. table. and gen.
oral attention. Terms lass for tho accommoda-
tons, entertainments add smuscments given
states. Music twice a day by tho celebrated Fort
Monroe Band nightly hops, frequent germans
and balls. safest and most delightful surf bath
Ing on tho coasts good sailing, fishing, and
American ships Of war, daily Inspections, drills,
parades, cannon aud rife targst-prsctice.
broad expanse OF salt water surrounds Old Point
Comfort, hence there are no land breozes. no
malaria, no hay-fevor. no oppressive heat Tho
evenings are delightful and the nights cool and
refreshing. July and August are particularly
pleasant and healthful. The most charming ma
rine Vows 10 the world. Send for descriptive
pamphlet. I'm. PIKE,
10 9-Su, Tu&F30t Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
LLEGHANY SPRINGS, YIR-
GINA.

The great DYSPEPSIA CURE. Recommended
Ivy the State Medical Society Now recognized
as tho LEADING WATERlNG-PLACE in the
mountains Of Virginia. send for descriptive
pamphlets and circulars. {. A. COLHOLN,
my3l1n Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
PRnsPEcr. Va. June z, 1889.

To the Eiitor Qf The DiIpdtch;
Much difference Of opinion prevails as to the
age at which the state law makes young mon
liable 70 work Oh the public roads. CO..
mis- betps hmatter of general interest will
the IFseEly Dispatch tell its readers what the law
al present is Respectfully,
Sections $40 and 1903 OF the new Code OF Nir-
R!nia diner az to whether tho sge Is eighteen or
sixteen But ss the revisers quote the Acts oil
Assembly ls74-75 in one case, and lSS3-'si IN the
other. We take # that eighteen Is the age, as this
is the age which was prescribed in lSS5-S4-the
date OF the latest act
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

THE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE
L ALUM SPRINGS, endorsed by tho Medical
Society of Virginia as well as by other medical
authorities Of the United states and Europe, are
now open with three elegant hotels and numer-
Gus cottages for the accommodation OF guests,
Capacity 400 Rates per month (of four woeksl
from $50 10 500. according to location and size OF
room and longth Of stsy. Special rates for the
season. Elevated 1900 feet above tho sea.
Pamphlets may DO gotten At Purcell. Ladd &
Co.'S or at Chesapeake railroad ticket ONCE, or by
addressing GEORGE l.. PEYTON. Managing
Director, formerly for sixteen years managing
partner OF the GreenOrier White sulphur Springs
COMPANY 10 slim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The Chicago Nc,cs says: "Richmonds grim
Old tobacco warehouse will be sadly out OF place
in Chicago. This city has set It's face TO the
future, which IA full Of promise. Ithss no desire
10 revive burned-out bates" But the he'cS
doesn't speak for the average Republican politl-
80
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r. \. PATTERSON, J.. z. MORRIS,
President \ice-PresidenL
JLGEN. WOODBRIDGE. Cashier

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: GeorgoL L. Christian.
". X Quarles O. O. Ovens p. NhitIock. IL. Tho
odoro Ellyson. Hermann Schmidt r.. L. Traut,
W. II. zimmerman. B. Alsop, ID. O. Davis, II. Is.
TallSferro, N. NJ. Gillian. John Pope. h. sitter
ding, John II. Dmneoa. John W. Gordon. y d.
Harxroye, H. seldom Taylor. Henry Bodoker. L.
B. Tsmm. II. swinetori, James Lyons. and q.
G.. Valentine. ap t-5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Anierers and teieErsns mus be sddre'sod
te THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications vii no, DO re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The Boston Herald says: Tho acceptance by
the Governor aud council OF New Hampshire OF a
portrait Of General BUTLER, which is 10 DO hung
in the rotunda Of the State Capitol. is fresh re-
hinder that great many Of the distinguished
men OF Massachusetts, originally emigrated from
that state" IL is evident that in New England
tho word distinguished has very latltudinous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
EDUCATIONAL.
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
IN FOR
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.

All applications for tho position Of sUPERIN-
TENDENT Of the city public schools Of Mont.
gomery. Ala, must be submitted IN writing to
the School Board of Examiners not later than
JUNE 10. 1889. Application must recite age OF
applicant and contain references and other pro-
per evidence Of justification. The salary OF tho
position Is 1000 per annum. Term OF once, two
years.
Address the Secretary OF the Board at Mont
gomery, Ala. s. N. LEVIN. President.
ALvA FrrzPArRIck. Secretary. je Saw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Tho New York Times, In al article referring 10
the Cronia affair, coins, or OF least uses, the
term professional irishmen. "-FhlG<ipAig TEE.
gyaph.
Mr.. coNKLIs0 was that author Of the happy
phrase. DO once said Of GAIL ScgCRz that he
was 20 professional foreigner" The remark
cut 70 the quick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
ny gl-Tu&sa4w
A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS

opon JUNE ISL on Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, about half a mile from depot
augusta Spripgs) aud eighteen miles west
OF stanton. 1850 miles from Richmond,
ia from Washington. Moro accessible, with
lower rates than any other Virginia springs
OF IT'S ciass Good music. Sulphur, Lithia,
Healing Iron, and Freestono waters. Post
ONCE, Pond Gap. Daily nails. Telegraph and
express DANIEL - ANDERSON.
my l9-2n Proprietors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

A Washington correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
Disps,cA pays the following weil-mesited tribute
70 United states Fish-Commissioner MARSHALL
McDosALD;
Commissioner Mcdonald IL an enthusiast In
the work. He ifnparis 10 IL a yigor and system
asysr attained before, and he 10 sssls tod by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
MI77ELDORFER.
b27 BROAD STREET.
Anew OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE WILL
SHOW.

52e BROAD STRTEET. -
Anew OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE WILL
SHOW.
THIS WEEK.
Our 95c. sale OF Ladies' Underwear embraces all
our former 30, IS, and 40c. quality shirts,
Gowns, Drawers, Chemise, and Corset
Covers:
Another invoice OF those 2jc. Ladies' Jersey
Ribbed Vests lin colors and creamy at l1c'
has Just been received;
Special prices on White Goods, Piques NUNS,
India Linens, Plaid, Striped, and Checked
Muslins at greatly reduced prces;
New designs Ia satteens at ls4c- a yard
Pretty satteens worth 10c. now Sc yard:
exc = yard for the 10c. quality Ginghams,
ChAmbrays, and Seorsuchers;
Our assortment Of Boys and Mons Outing shirts
will please you-prtces range from Ssr' 10
Handsome assortment Of P. K. and Satin Four
in-hand and Teck Scsrfs.
p. K. Tecks at &c. and i0c;
p X FOURTH Hands at 13c,
Satin Tecks at 10. Is. and 3sc
Satin Four-in-Ha7ds at % and 39c
Windsor scarfs at 5. 8, 10, % and 5oc .,-,,.,.,-
GRAND SPECIAL r. t4,FINGs VI A0OIloN
A5O-a 4O-yard roll for tho regular l5c quality
Special reduction on 1O-iO-2oyard Remnants
of Fancy Mating;
Our 1sc' Fancy Mating equals the CSC. grade
shown by others;
Our CSC Seamless Mating Is the usual zoe.
quality.
LADIES' ATWOOD Black Jerseys have been very
much reduced.
Our Hemstitched Swiss FlouclnRs At %, co. u.
S. gsc Sll3, Si25, and $3.50 will DO found lowest
in prices and newest in design.
Spanish Guipure and Chantilly FlOuncings and
Drapery Nets al special prices this week.
Pretty Patterns Ia Challies have just been
opened. - -
FOR OTHER BARGAINS
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION CALL EARLY
AT
D. & Z. MITTELDORFER
iull-Tu&Th 81 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

~
lam now really t' rorr.ss City TAX
THE YFAk l>4F 10 f.H v4l.e .r ono Poi
paid by .he sl % lN~ IhNi D. I.r
edded, sal it .8ma.uug unpaid I..'
BER lsr tho Collector .s required .'
same a. fne law dlro O..
Aliina,os tW-uty-ole years NJ age ani
sous fmalo oc female NlC 0Hn fers1r-.
are assessed, ali VIII please rai. and -r
PAVING. PIPE. AMI NaN Lk-DNAN
BILLS are 90 10 Ail 100 t-o sGmn a.
taxes, an1 az the same time.
Copy from ordinance. chapter d., rer'
III an taxes With which any person .r
tsto II dccaisnf BE- assessed ne 10 o Hfi
the lst dsy 81 septemDer tht Oo.lo.tlr Doll
train, except where ore hff thereof pos
raid under toe thifi sect'Yn. or q .rIt i
DO suspended by order Of ihe Comm
Fiuaoco. who Shall report ihe reason
the next meeting N zoe Cip Council
once open from 4. u. t0o D.. a..
IN. CtNNlNGHAN
g. him Collector % Cl,y Iatr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
PRIMA INTER PARES.
WE WON'T BIZ UNDERsoJD. BEING DETER
MINED TO MAINTAIN OUR PLAcEAs
THE LEADERS OF LOW PRICRs0N
FipSt-CIaSS Goods.

Read our prices, but be sure to call and secure
some Of the cheapest SUMMER GOODS ever Of
fered In Richmond:
Csc fuiI-uidth SWISS FLOUNCING now Soc;
Sc. quality now &c.;
81 quality now 75c.;
SLIPS quality now 9jc.;
$l.35 quality now Sl.l5;
sl.75 quality now si.25;
81 quality now fl.5O;
gags quality now Sl.7j;
$3.50 quality now 81;
Equality now 81 IS;
Nice style CHALLI at, 81, z, and 1870. yard ;
1910. yard for tho 20 aud 25c. WOOL CHAL-
LIES;
Wide an-wool FRENCH CHALLI at doc yard
for the 6oc. quality;
SATINFs at SIC. a yard for the 10c. quality;
sATINgS stI2hc. q yard, in new and elegant
styles:
Genuine FRENCH sATINRs st loc. yard for
the Csc. quality;
A new assortment Of CREPELISE at the popular
price Of 12%c. yard;
Regular 124c, STRIPED OUTING CLOTH now
10c;
LACE-CovERED CREAM-C oLoRED PARA
soLs-s3 quality now 81;
large assortment OF PARASOLS and UM-
BRELLAs a. bottom prices;
17c. quality BLACK NUNS-vEILING az 10c.;
BLACK PLAID GRENADlNE, a inches wide, at
35c. a yard-was 50c.;
BLACK sATINES, warranted not 10 change
color. at &c. yard worth 35c;
Fine Solid -Colored FRENCH sATINRs at 25c. a
yard for the $50. quality;
A large assortment 29c quality;
SCOTCH GINGHAMs now l2Hc.;
iOc quality OF STRIPED GINGHAMs now exc. q
yard;
12xc. quality Of STRIPED GINGHAMs now SIC.
ayard;
l0c. quality OF INDIA LAWN now exc;
l5c. quality COLoRED STRIPED INDIA LAWN
10c.
12Hc. quality Of PLAID INDIA LAWN at &c. a
yard
Dotted aud figured SWISS MUsLINs at all
prices;
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, silk finish,
100. for the Csc quality;
MEMS SUMMER UNDERWEAR, EECKWEAR.
OUTING-SHuRTs. COLLARS. and CUFFS in
styles and at prices 10 please the closest buy
ers;
SOLID BLACK RIBBED HOsE-$l.25 for box
Of six pair worth 35c pair;
LADIES, FAsT-BLACK HOSE at 25c. a pair.
WHITNEY CARRIAGES.
Our $40 PLCSH-LINED CARRIAGE is the teu
ever offered anywhere for that money All
styles in the assortment
We close promptly at P. ". until further no
fice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

at seems that they have law on the statute
book Of tho state OF Georgia that forbids man
from marrying his mothsr-in-lsw." But why
should such a law be necessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
DATTERY PARK HOTEL,
- ASHEVILLE, y. G.

OPENTHRoUGHOUT THE YEAR. Elevation
goo feet: average summer temperature. ~ ;
magnificent mountain scenery Hydraulic Gle
yaior. electric lights and bells, music hall. tennis
court. ladies' billiard parlor and bowling alley.
beautiful drives and hrst-clnss livery. No mos
luitoes For descriptive printed matter apply
10 JOHN b. STEELE,
nv f5-9m Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The baltimore American says: "Our old and
somewhat aqueous friend. General Humidity.
was In town yesterday" Isn't it about time 10
retire that joke on pension1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
ALBEMARLE CLARE7S.

RI CHRISTIAN & CO. hare fun stock OF
ALBEMARLE cLARErs. Including Ives. Con-
cord, and Norton.
yiniagos from Two to six years Old FURNISHED
IN ANY AMOUNT
As agents Tor WILLIAM noToe. one OF tho
largest vino producers In too state, tney eau
supply WINES at the LOWEST PRICES
One hundred cssea Of FOREIGN clARErs ot
their own importation my -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
RRIEF CONMENT.

The article going the rounds headed "Cooking
Made Easy" suggests that what this dyspepuc
generation wants is digestion made easy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
ID r Q p o s A l. s.
LETTING No Io-NoTIcE TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. the
Mayors office. IN tho city Of Louisville, until
SATURDAY, June =, 1889, 81 y ~, tor the fol-
loving matorsl;
For furnishing thirty thousand CNoCW tons
(more or less of grauiie blocks.
For furnishing ten thousand 10000 hnsal feet
(m0re or less or granite curbng
For furnishing nifty thousand is0VW lineAl
feet more or less Of granite tagging Tor cutters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
C,APON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
\ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, ". Va.

ALKALINE LITHIA WATER, also SUPERIOR
IRON AND FREESrONE WATEks. Baths Of
Any TEMPERATE RE. LARGEST SWIMMING
pool OF ALKALINE LITHIA WATER In tho
world. - PERB SUMNER CLIMATE Hero ts
where tho SICK RECOVER and the WELL ARE
ALWAYS HAPPY. Send for pamphlets and
secure rooms. ". II. SALR.
my lQ-Im Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
CRANSTON'S
NEW YORK HOTEL,
NEW YORK CITY.
HOME FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.

new lease OF this popular Hotel has been
made 10 Mr.. ChANSTON at Areduced rental.
he Offers 10 southern visitors the bensat OF this
reduction. The Hotel has been thoroughly reno
waited and refurnished. The surface cars pass
ing the door afford easy access 10 the theatres
add ali places Of interest Mr. CRAWFORD, SO
long connected with the Hotel, has resumed his
post In tbs ONCE.
nv = IN. Sax Iu2gt II. CRAKSTON,
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TSTABLISHED 1890 @
PRESTON BELylN. Jgl
Z / Il N ! I / IL Z.
j. Governor street. Richmond. Va
laI ~
PROPOSALS.
A RNy BUTTDTNG WHTTEHATL

a 4 STREET NEW YORK CITY, JUNEl, lss9.--
Sealed proposals. in trlphcate will be received
here until j. O'Clock " JULY q 1889 aud then
opened. for tro CONSTRUCTION AND ERtt-
TlON OF PERMANENT ROSIRl Ms in the fol-
l0wiug-uamed N8tional cometeries-viz. Cave
Hul, Ky: Fort DOnclsou. Tenn. Fort Smith,
ARR. Fayetteville. ARK; NeNerae. NC; CO.
ninth. Mss: Alexandra, Va; YORKTOWN. Va
Andersonvue, Ca. (; Beaufort. ) c. NoodlaWn
them ~ may hereafter be determined upon, ia
accordance with the design AMI specifications
20 be seen and had 90 application here. Tho
United states reserves the rlght 10 reject any "
all proposals Proposals should 10 endorsed
Proposals for constructing ana erecting ros-
trums, - aud be addressed 20 j. c. CHANDLER.
Deputy Quartermaster-GeDcraL United states
Army. 10 ll.l9,i,lL@s6GJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
OTTERBURN LITHIA SPRINGS
nnrEI

y HVIFI,
situated at Otterburn station, one mile west OF
Amelia Courthouse. All trains stop ut Otter
burn after June 18th. This hotel. just built and
newly furnished, Is one Of the most attractive
summer resorts In the south. Abundance OF the
finest milk and butt0r. lambs, chickens, and all
kinds Of vegetables. Do not decide where you
will go until YOU hAyo seen tho OTTkhBUkN
HOTEL. DR.. Joseph W. Eggloston Will
have charge Of the hotel and will look after tho
comfort aud convenience Of the guests at oil
times. For further particulars write direct 10
tho OTTERBURN SPRINGS COMPANY.
present post-offce address
60 aim Amelia Courthouse. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

HAVING BOUGHT THE srORA.a
III BUSINESS recently cDnduclli oy d ",
BOWMAN 4 RAIL- - W. 40 sogfh Nlull
an prepared o. NOW ~ kNirih E as
HsULINts 10 81 q Us branches. 49,
STORAGE or FURNITURE. hLGGtA>, Ih-'
RiAGES. and ligat gogds 81 every ie-crir
Telephone 81 JAMES ~ EtNfl.
Having sold % Mr. JAhkS sWEkN1f Il
storage bu,ioess and tho uneHptTri lt1-'
Storage House "a. 10 s0Ith NintG sir0et vi.
undersigned. yospocuully solicit he ouan .
patronage u our ffieads with Mr. ~ kkAAl.
:. a. BOWMAN.
n. T. HALL ,ENeeutriX ]. = it
RlCHNONp. Va. June Z. 1852. !ct-'
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eWooc
sunatw %
o close O
Goods
besui ed n godsnd
twill PI
SwssE INDIE PERSIAN
s good .. la q e y al
invoices anihAye %
ntandc
week Don buy yourBla "a
Cal dsee e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
THALHIMER BROTHERS.

CAP THE CLIMAX ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE LEADrpo
IN STYLES AND PRICES THIS SEASON WE HAVE THE
GOODS AND OUR EXTREMELY Low AND POPULAR
PRICES WILL. THEM SELL. WE GENE
RALLY DO WHAT WE ADVERTISE TO DO
AND ASK A CALL ANE INSPEC-
TION OUR STOCK TO
VERIFY OUR STATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
SUMS OF 81 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER DISCOUNTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOSD.
CAPITAL. 100000.

is now ready for business IN the building Of tho
National Bank Of Virginia, corner Eleventh aud
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

my l9-2m Owner and Proprietor.
TUHE OCEAN-VIEW HOTEL.-THIS
A woi-known seaside resort eight miles from
Norfolk, WILL BIZ OPENED lsr OF JUNE 10 tho
public. Fishing and bathing unexcellod by any
re.or, on the coost For terms, &C.. address W.
vs.. PRICE, ocean View, Va. my l1-2m
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
X GORDONsYILLE. YA.-SUMMER BOARD
Frs taken at $50 and IS per month. Large
grounds Elevation sixty feet higher than at
Charlottesville. Water through the house and
grounds. my l6-4H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
XVARNf SULPHUR SPRINGS.

w BATH COUNTY, VA, are nov open. Tho
most delightful swimming pool on the CONT
nent Hot and cold sulphur spout baths ranging
from ~ 10 i20-a specific Tor GOVT, RHSUMA-
TISM. SClATlCA, and kindred diseases. lntal-
nble remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA. SEND postal tor
pamphlet THOMAS j. GLOVER,
Manager.
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DON AIR HOTEL,
ID BON AIR, VA.
This delightful summer resort, eight miles
from Richmond, on Richmond anu DAnyille rail-
yoad, wil
OPEN JUNE 10TH
under entirely new Management. For terms,
d., address Qunul June l0th)
x. Y. OWEN Manager,
III cast Main street.
my22.1m Richmond. Va
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BUFFALO RIDGE SPRINGS, NEIL
Ip SON county. Va. situated two miles from
Buffalo Springs Station. Richmond and ALE gha-
ny railroad. open June lst Hotel and cot
tages comfortable. Waters: Iron, sulphur,
Ithia, and mAgnosia Low rates OF board; spe-
cial rates 10 families. Daily msil. telegraph.
and express For further information address
G. w. MITCHELL, Buffalo Station, Nelson
county, Va. 10 Linn
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RIDGE SPRINGS, Va.
-
THE CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA WATER

Seventeenth season under sarno management
New Hotel Will DO roady for this season. send
for llIusfrafnd nAnphIof.
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& DAVIS,
1Ol7 and 1919
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