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Trmsf Then Not.

To the Editor a. tho pispafch:
Every paper in virginia. Democratic and Re-
publican, have their columns allied with reports
OF Misunderstanding.
Democrats Of Virginia, don't let such reports
fool yol Don't think because they are LicklnG
aud 'cuseing tho boss non mat IL Will be- so on
cls t0n-day.
You know TOO well Tie Inconsistency o. thc9e
men. Rccollect that though they may DO kicking
billy to-day on election .ay they may lie kissing
him.
DO your duty regardless IL what you see and
hear ~ sucu reports ana roll up such q vote for
PlIiip Mckinney ON Novem bar Jth that thoy will
DO crushed out OF existence, kicking or kissing.
OMNES.
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dahlIas, and the party is now known as the
Dahlia Quintette.
The young people still mako the place
gay with dancing. tennis, DC.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
o'ForraII's work-News Notes from tho
County-Seat.

County-Seat.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Bovine GREEN. September 10. 1889.
Wherever you see two or three persons
gathered the subject Of conversation ~
O'Ferrall's speech of yesterday. The peo-
ple seem enthused over II and are more in
terestcd in tho campaign than ever saw
them before so long before an election.
The prevailing opinion Is that the white
people Will turn out TO a unit TO eject the
ticket that has given such universal satis-
faction 20 the Democratic party.
Circuit Court commences here to-mor-
row. Mr.. ". A. Moncure, of your city, Is
in the village 20 attendit
Mr.. Cecil G.. Pcatross left this morning
for Danville. Va, where he will 60 into the
tobacco business. II is seldom young
man leaves n community amid such uni
Versal regret. He has been assistant post
master here for over four years and has
made many warm friends amongst ms
patrons by his universal courtesy ana
accommodation. Many Of the Republicans
are not backward in their threats against
the three or fo,u Of their party who caused
his removal against the wishes of nearly
every patron ofthe Office, and say they VIII
be paid on electiOn-day. Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

Which is the fairest. a rose or q hlyY
Which is the sweetest, a peach or pear7
Mcrry's cOquctlSh and charming Is Miily;
Dora y gentle and fair. Their.
Sweet rs a flower WIS her face whom | kissed
Novc is the romance and glory OF lifr.)
Mnly. my playmate, love Ike d sister,"
But Dora I choose for my wife.
That is right, young man, marry the girl
you love. by all means, If she will have you.
Should her health become delicate and her
beauty fade after marriage. remember that
this is usually due 20 functional disturbances.
weaknesses, irregularities, or painful disor-
dcrs peculiar 10 her sex. in the cure Of which
Dr.. Picrccs Fayorite Prescription ie gunraD-
iced % give satisfaction. or money refunded.
See the printed certificate Of guarantee on
bOttlc-Wrapper
For ovcrworkcd. WORKOUT. rundown"
dcbntated teachers. mlliners. dressmakers,
seamstrcsses, shop girls" hOusekeeper6.
nursing mothers. and feeble women gcncr-
ally. DR.. Plcrces Tavorite Prescription is tho
greatest earthly boon. being uncQuacd az an
appctizing cordial and restorative tome. or
strcngth-giver.
Copyright. 1855, by WORLDS DIS MED. ASSN.
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NOT PREPARED TO SAY.

q. Which Of these plans do you think
the best!
A. l am not prepared 10 say; but any one
OF them is better for the country than the
continuance OF the existing state of things.
II is % be hoped that Congress wiil take up
the subject in earnest next winter and
give litigants some relief
q. Would not much bc accomplished IL
the courts Of the United States were de-
priyed of all jurisdiction except in cases
Involving purely Federal questions-cases
relating 20 foreign ministers and cases i'm
which the United States shall be a partvY
A. That would of course largely dimin-
ish the number of cases in the Federal
courts. But statute of that kind would
deprive those courts of jurisdiction in
many cases. 20 which by the Constitution
the Judicial power of the United States
extends. There is no more important pro-
vision Of the Federal Constitution than
that which extends the judicial power Of
the United States 10 controversies be-
tween citizens of different States. A CHI
zen Of Virginia having cause Of action
against citizen OF New York ought 70
have the privilege Of bringing his suit the
amount being sufficient, in a court Of the
United States, aud rtoe UerSd.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

i -
Whereas on the e3d day n Fobrusry, 1884.
Mrs A. +. smithsOn executed 10 mo deed Of
trust 10 secure debt ~ 500 20 A. ". Burroughs.
due by bond bearing even date with said deed.
ali Of which IL now due and unpaid except a.
sum OF $40 paid on tho i2th day - July, 1877
and whereas on tho i2in day ~ July. i7s7. tho
said A. T.. -mithson executed another aud fur
thor decd 10 me 70 SECURE 10 +. A. krise tho sam
Of $3.50. due By neg )llahle note aod bearing date
the said l2th day VI July. 1881. all o. which IA
due md unpaid
Now. therefore. by virtue Of said doeds. and ut
tho request 81 the benenciaries, shall proceed
30 sell. by way OF pubic auction. 10 tho highest
bidder, on tho premises, Oh
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. 1851,
n, 70 O'Clock ~. the TRACT OF LAND on which
tho said a. +. Smlthson recently resided. in tne
county OF Amherst, 90 James river near the
mouth % Pedar river. containing 20 ACRES.
more or less.
This land lies m tho mineral belt AID contains
large and valuable deposits - iron ore which
have been for some umo worked by The Nirgilia
Hall-W0rzs and the Iynchburg Iron COMPANY.
TERMS: Made known on day % sale.
JOSIAH L. ELLIS.
Sc i0-3t Trustee.
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\ Complaint Against the Mozart Academy.
RIcHMnNn- Snnfnnn nor 10 IssA

NIUHhVNIIs ~ tVIIIIUI IVt IH0l.
TO the Editor Of he Dispatch:
II improvements are iu order at tho Mozart
Academy Of Music | would suggest a very no
cess Try one. or rather l will suggest tho removal
Of a public nuisance. A lady and myself had
reserve seats In the dress-circlo. On arriving
up stairs We found the entrance % the passage
ways entirely blocked up by a crowd Of mon not
at all inclipei 10 move. and for some time IL was
quite impossible TO get through. There were no
officials on tho spot 90 keep order or 10 give
thOs0 who had reserved seats access TO thoir
places. remain yours Obedientiy. A.. Z.
las Monday was opening night there may be
some little excuse. Tho managers Will. how
ever, doubtless promptly correct tho evil COM
planned OIL
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA. !
OFFICE or SCPT. or PUBLIC PRINTlSG.


RICHMOND, Va, September ,, 1859. J
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this office until
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1889,
al Il o'clock NJ, for furnishing for the uso Of the
Commonwealth the following papers;
l63 reams l6x22, q pounds, No. LEDGER
STOCK.
is5 reams lsxs5. 81 pounds. No. LEDGER
STOCK.
100 reams 26y36 80 pounds. No. 1 ENGINE
SIZED FLAT WHITING.
100 reams l7x2s, 81 pounds
- ream~ i3X22, = pounds.
10 reAms l7x22, 20 ponds. CRANES JAPA-
MISE
10 roams IKE. 20 pounds. CRANES JAPA-
NESE (BLt H..
go reams 24x3S. 80 pounds No. NJ +. BOOK.
Tho right Is reserved by this ONCE OF ordering
q greater or less quantity Of any OF the articles
specified above. IS the needs OF tho state may
require, ana the papers are 20 be furnished in
such lots and 10 be delivered at such place or
places IN the city Of Richmond as tho Superin-
tendent may direct
Bidders must die samples with their bids.
Contractors will be required 20 on,er into
bonds with security 20 be approved by the Sec
rotary OF the Commonwealth, 10 penalty
double the amount of their contracts.
= he right Is reserved 70 reject any ana oil
bids j. II. O'BANNON.
80 G-ood0t superintendent Public Printing
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WANTED. GIRLS CHEROOT-
W ROLLERS and hunch-hrcakers. Win
also put on ~ learners. Apply etonce.
&. W VIM 81 Co.
60 I1-2t 1916 and 1918 east Cary street
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100000 nl Ro TAI45D S 5Ss

Hghe3. market price guaranteed.
GEORGE a.. KING.
Sc rst I0-t-Orlco Box !, Richmond, Va.
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RAILROAD ITNTS.


AA W y'ly.-..ss- ..EsA.7ssss.. ,, -
RlCHMOND. FREDERICKSRrpr
Nv AND POTOMAC RAILROAD ~
time. 'rtN ID
"a A. II. leaves Byrd-sirso, stat,
spp' Only =. Ashlanf, JInrf.. " ?
ford, aud Yrsdoricksbl-y
g. Washington an1 Sew T,r. .f
Il'V A. VI. leaves byri-Street station t.r.
cspt Sunday t ~
C.25 2. ". Ieavo, Byni stree, .,,a.,
sleeper a. sew YORK. f
6JOh ". arrives ~ byri ~uee, station t,.,
sleeper from Nen f8rf. 'h
.;3S T. ". arrives ne Byrd sfre-I sf,,f,- f.
stops - FREEZER. k...ry e.
JlAotlon. ana Ashland. -.r4t.
NasIingtOn aui rev IYr.
lO.f0 +. ". srrIV0B a. Egrl street .f, ... -
except sunday
ASHLAND TRtINs
DAILY sKCsPr sr.oaYs
e:fs 4. v. leaves tibs Arrg-, ~ t,.l,-,
a5Ih.M
100 L. ". accommodation leaFrs r--f..
station. arrives - A.l a.. ....
t0i 2. ". loases flba arrives at s.....
ga 2. ".
tf5 A. M.srriges ElbA leaves A.h....,
A ~
Els A. ~ sccommods'lon arrives .t ...
street station. leaves As..f.
A. r.
80 =. " srrvos 40 Eiha leaves t...
3I2r a..
ca TAYLOR. General I ......
T. T. y. MrEes. G9nersi .y.rat
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A. Not at all for. as have already said,
Ill the cases with few exceptions which
the court Is able to reach during the term,
bv submission on briefs or 10y the regular
call of the docket, are disposed oi during
no term Resides. the assignment of cases
"a individual Judges for examination, TO he
reported on bv them 10 the whole court
for decision, is mischlevOus mode ot
transacting judicial business. In our court
each Justice examines every case IN his own
room separately from his brethren, and the
decision depends upon the conclusion
reached in conference by majority. We
do not take any ones statement a. 10 what
the record shows Each justice examines
the record for himself. ANY other mode
of transacting judicial business Is not only
mischicyous in the last degree, but Is un-
lust to litigants.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN HiII.
- ROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ INFECT NAY 81. '.a
TWO DAILY TKAlN,r0 NORFOLK
DAILY TRAINS ro LYNCW,tA
LEAVE RIcnVoNR

LEAVE RICHMOND
Q.f0AM Daily. f1 hi'hm.lf Hrf I.-... ~.
rA.rla1 Arrive nf I.'.-
A. &c.. 1rr.vo A. Nur
94lA. VI. Daily. TI4 NenmNni tIt
rAIr.ai. ArrIf. "a. f..e.f.
Al so. lravfs Potion. .rf odd
A. ~. forlarur..'. Ift.N TO-
uokr Bristol, hr.tf., all $40
points Solth aui N.-f
THROUGH CAK I'D RADfuKD
f.O0P. 81. DAY. r.I Richmond ans P.sorsnl-g
rsuI0Ai. Arrive Petersburg ..t. f
s.. leave Petn-sblrr -i. N. " ft u
arriving r.rf.it ID q. Ta.
car K.rlm. ni f9 s. .-'.k
c00P. " Dals. t.t uchm5ni ans Peters 3
railroad ArIYe si lrlnr-'-F .tf
p. ~. r0nlo-l'rE wa lIeIa So -
leaving ieieis.i~s - I'D w. i.r
FsrmV.+ lyn .lIIrs lIa. ka. |'-
eahontas hrls.o. h1.EriI e. cha. t-.
noogA, AMI o. points scout. al
West
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AUCTION sAIEs-rhl. Day.
DICHMOND BAZAAR tn
III Nos. 1893 AND iai0 Frankie STREET. ~I>->->
OUR SALE TO-DAY

OUR SALE TO-DAY
will commence nj 10 O'Clock. whom we WIN oIior "a
NUN ber OF HORSES. MULES, BUGGlEs, PhAE-
TONS. aud WAGONS
AT1l O'CLOCK
IS baIos HAY. IN primo condition;
1 FANCY CANOPI-TOP PHAbiON ahu HAN
MISS.
I GROCENs WAGON. I'm good order;
1 NfLk-WAGON, In good order;
! SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGf,
! GENTLE FAMILY COW and CALF,
and all other stock registered In time.
coll E. B COOK, Salesman.
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ny Quarles e 3icCuriy,
Rom E.iata AnciIOneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DETACHED
Il BRICK DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF BAKER AND ~. JAMES
SIKtErS-ln execution ~ a certain deed ~
trust dateI 9Th ~ August. lssi. 20 tho under
signed rs trustee. ami recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. De'I- Book rs b. cage 3li. be-
ingrclulred so 90 30 by tho holder of note
thereby secured. default having been made ia
tho payment ot DE same, viii Ofor for ssle,
upon the premises. ou
FRIDAY. SEPTgNBgR ~. is>q.
NJ o'clock +. NJ, tho aforementioned REAL
ESTATE.
The l0f has front on Baker street ~ 30 'oet
and runs hack along -. James street. ~ fc"f.
Ihis property vii pay well a. am investment
EKNs Cash n o. cost Rni expenses Oi sale
and e. pay Of q note of f1hf q} aud any interest
duo thereon AID al arreAragc, ~ taxes. no
balance AZ may be given at the sale. 10 Is urn-
babls that more liberal forms Will be given y
desired. IS. 81. QlAkit~.
ses Trustee.
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AUCTION SALEs-Future DAYS.
BY James Il. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street

AUCTION SALEs-Future Days.
BY James Il. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer,
lll3 Main street
THE ATTRACTIVE IAN AND VALUA-
At THs
CORNER or THIRD AND PRESTON STREETS.
AsPACIOUs AND SUBSTANTIAL
Observation-Disclosures DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING,
AND
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ADJA-
CENT THERETO.
TO DE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
By request OF Mr.. F. O. Lohmann, ! shall sell
by public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 18TH.
az ? o'clock =. NJ. his ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE No. sol. at tho southeast
corner 81 Third and Preston strcots. with lot
fronting q feet On Preston street aud extending
back on Third street between parallel ines ~
feet. the dwelling being three stories high above
a HIGHT. dry basement ooniaining ten rooms. city
wator, gas culycrts, g.. conveniently arfhngei,
and I'm good order. good kitchen OK two rooms
and other Oui-tOuscs.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
the three adjacent VACANT LOTS, fronting to-
gether on the south side Of Preston street ABOUT
2jXl27 feet each.
This il an opportunity 90 secure n really good,
cOnvenicnuy-locatef homo OF rental property,
ana all persons IN quest Of either should attend
this sale.
TERMS: One third cash balance by negota-
bic notes AZ six. twelve and eighteen months.
trust
soil J.B. ELAN. Auc;ioueer.
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IL ONLY ALL~hAlI LINZ ~ NoN' N'''

These trains also make close connecsioas -
Farnsille, Lynehburg, and soash ses,sFo pa :
ART all s.a.ions ON the Nortolk aai "es.ei "a ~
read. X NJ sllLf. sapefiA.saleee
h. +. u. hykss General superintendent
4. N. EakAsOs. General Passenger Ason-
SOL HAAA TFarne MANAGER iayN.
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A UCTION SALE OF THOSE TWO
a NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME COT.
TAGES NOS. 1912 AND 1914 WEST LEIGH
STREEr.-By request u the owner we will sell
by auction. upon the promises, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1889.
M o'clock =. NJ, tho COTTAGES located ms
above. zach lot has a front ~ 3ixll~ foot %
Williams strcst-nOt yet opened.
This property Ia within Fearh OF all and should
be taken advantage Of. a such opportunities DO
not often present themselves.
TERMS Al sale. CHEWING s. ROSE.
$40 II Auctoneors,
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q
WANTED, ACTIVE. RELIABLE
W AGENT 70 canvass for the NOkl H.
WE~TEkN MUTUAL LlFE-lNSlN ANCh GOV,
PANi in Southwestern Virginia and In Central
and Wcstern North Carolina.
This company il now writing very mucn
! larger iinc of insurance than any other Whicn
confines it, business % the United States, and at
tho Same. or lower rates Of premium. ts diyi-
d-nl- arc very much larger than those OF any
other company. thus reducing the cost OF IN
eurance and a1orfing unusual advantages both
10 agent and applicant Address
JOAN b. CARY * SON.
General Agents.
Sc il-ooi3t liOS Main street, Richmond. Vn.
WANTED. GIRLS CHEROOT-
W ROLLERS md bunch-hrcakers. Win
also put on fsw learners APPI,y> etcne HG
eo Il-2t 1916 and 1918 east Cary street
WANTED. 4 YOUNG MAN TO
w COLLECT AND MAKE HIMSELF USE
FUL GENERALLY in an office. Must write
plain hand. De quick 90 figures. and como with
good references. AIdfs- I'm own handwriting
GOOD COLLECTOR, care II Dispatch Office.
Sc il-et
WANTED, A POSITION As AS
W SlsTANr BOOK-KEEPERO OR ACCOUNT
ANT by p young man Will good references. APP
ply to d. c. W, 500 west Marshall street o..
se ll-3r
WANTED. A COOK, WASHER,
w AND IRONER. Apply to ASHTON
sTAKhE, 1872 cnst Main street. So ll-2t
WANTED, A FlRST-CLASS FE-
W MALE Coos. Apply between tho hours
Of 20 and 70 mt oi2 west Franklin. 80 ll-2t'
WANTED. \ CAPABLE NURSE.
~ Apply g.j west Grace strroL 80 Hit
WANTED, TO BUY A No. > REM
~ NINGTON rYPHW ACHlNE
in good ORDER Address, statirg price aui en-
closing specimen ~ wors. WILLIAM $, RIVE
NEE, cGre Of Ispofch Office. SO IO-H
WANTED. TO PURCHASE FOR
W CASH. s FEW ACRES or LAND WITH
DWELLING ANU OIT-llOU~E~. near n town or
village preferred Price uof o. exceed $500 cash.
Address Mrs. J.. a. WEBB STOKES po-t-Oiiec.
G1ochlaud coIIty. Va. ST. lo-2t'
WANTED. a DESiRABLY LO-
" GATED HOUSE containing about l0room-
With modern improvements, with the privilege
Of renting o TORN of years. Address ". CALL,
Emory, a., Norfolk and Western railroad
I1-grs
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~ mo request ~ Mrs h'''n heinp." s"A'
sell o! phtHc "i'i'h' 'N iu' ii' MISSES OH
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3d. l,'q
NJ p O'Clock D. NJ her ue.t.ku.,gu ami very A.
/ tr..fiva KL.InE&tr in ma lei-nffll nnd
,,,,a~ ..., .f.f...-r. ..r m. s.lth sfs. -
1T Vof,. .f,..,t not,..., COW a.,l Rowland
60, 81 mi, q, ,... ,.i..r,. .,.,--r.... l..i
nrr ,cutn - l.I -TDr.r tftANf' DNFIITNG.
J ,...,,t,,,,, ....., .,,.,. r.,,. bo.ile. rgYfr,.
49,. rs, ,t,.f,,'I, ,-,a,'.,.., me. ,a ,.ri,l
t,I az a. .s-..,... -ttr, az ft., l..t ami
"a c,.,ir, ,.r.,..,... s,n..ta r.f attractive a.
t,r... ...,,,.,,...,
T'n f'.' t,.,.,s 81, f,... ., Nh, .trcst AM laa
"a ,o,..h - at..,, M f.ot tnnrall.vtu r.ar %
feet w.ic ana m" cry Tail"sy rS.-s ag a,g, ,o
home IN, an ,,',iiont n.isir .ri..oi. ana vim "A
view d. ,r.reas.. IN yalua M, better upr,rftr.fy
H. I.t.i, d. no oFcrel ami tll sg.h should a..
t.ntthi. sale
TERMS: one third cash. balance o. ono and
two yenfs hy n"gotinnie notes WIN interest,"
added, AMI secured ~ lroI ~ u's"
se % D. LAM N''''''
TgNPT'CTEF'S SALE or VALUABLE
Z ,-,..'.' ,,t,l-t,v "a. 800 rr..,
=, i1,i,'r, "t,i' =, a, y,
AMP No SETS OF HAhEEso. "a '..',o ~
~ y" '','lt ..' ~ ','', ~ ~ - ~, 80,
'Aoii ueoN' VIA s''' az ''' IA N''' '
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -
their we'l-knowu BLACK HORSE VANCE"
tt,. Hna.f iraurtf apfufnl n The state " Nirxinih
Uetsrcrfertly trl.. fini and gentle. AMI ea-ily
KEPT. Heisuos only suited for his present 0'-
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On Trains Ms. 10 ART % .ieep.ng-rAfs cfi"'sa
New Ncrk sud Tampa. fla l.I Jstts4uf...'.
Gu rrsin, Nos. 10 AMI q sleep.ns-cafs f.'''l
Washington AMI ChArlesiul. GA ram - ~
sloepinx-cars between New lorS al JA'A ''i-
Vile. On lrain No. = sleeplns-eAf pos"''A
Washington and Savannah
TuE ONLY ALL-KAlL LINZ TO NOkfOLA-
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TRAINS NORIHwAkD
'Daly iDally eKcep. sunday

Nos. i4sni q MAKE no stops 80 q 7'pp' -
signal a. Von.rsNA No. = stogs only 2n ''. 81
az Chester, CeuualA aud Mal-has.e, \ a
"a aud % stop "a siguais a. 81 stations N'- +.
49, 81 IS. s. Sc. * ana - Will stop "a, a. 'i'A'''
for passenger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

WANTED. AS MANY EXPERT
W ENDED CHEKOOI-EOLLERS n want 70
como D. work az once 40 the Old VIRGINIA
CuEROOT FACTORY, corner Twentieth and
Frau.Iin etre,-- se Civ
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PROPOSALS.

UNO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
The Rock bridge Company invites plans and
proposals for The ERECTION OF 4 llOl IL at
Glasgow Va. 10 cost not exceeding $1,000.
The board Will meet on the 25Tu OF SEPT EN-
BIER, 1882 20 consider the plGus and bids sub
mittcd.
For further particulars apply 10 the under
signed
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM =. ANDERSON,
Vice President Of the k0ckDrid Company,
au 29-2w Lexington, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

NE7ANTED. LADY AND GENTLE
~ Nft AGENTS 10 hauii' orr household
flec'aIIcs. Experience NOT requisite.
GATELl &HA>kELL,
sfG-!w ga cis' Broad street
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, AND FAN
CY ARTICLES AT AUCTION
BY TRUSTEES.

We will, ne trustees OF parham e Co., sell by
auction. az ll01 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
beginning al O'Clock +. ". on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER iG, 1850,
8nd continuing daily ~ the same hour until the
whole STOCK % disposed a.
ALL OF THE BOOKS STATIONERY, And
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
OF Parham * Coz being such as arc usually
found Ia a well-aprolltei book storo.
ALSO.
large lot 81 SHELVING. COUNTERS. Sc.
Tho Fooks except tae large assortment - Jul
veniie Literature have been listed. and alta
locuee thereof can be- hai upon Application.
Terms: Cash. JAMES PlEA~ANI>
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FOTR ROOMS OS -ECOND FLOOR with hot
ana cola water ou same floor. Location. Grace
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR
~ ELG-fURNlaHED ROOMS. with
board 40. IC5 north Ninth street. facing the
beautiful capitol -luare. Permanent. transient,
aud tab.e-l0artcr5
soSNlI-2t' MRS WILLIAM II. POWERS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-23

parro luia de Toa alta. cuyl
frente Sc hslla ell dignt.imo sa
cerdcte senior Mstas, quien. por
ssus virtudes y cello evans e leo,
goza entire sus feligreses de gene
rales ' bien coDquistadas sim pa
tfas. Tambien ha quedado s. E. /
muy satisfacto del comporta
miento del Alcalde aenor Mont
serrat, que 40 Sc aparto I'm in tan
to del sefior Obispo.
El jueves, q pesar del NAL item
po, y de haber crecido ell rio, se
ausento S. E. I. de Tea alta, con
direction q Toa-baja, acompsnan
dole de nueyo un numeroso y lu
cido sequito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-23
de la Gobernaci6n, rompiendo varios

de la Gobernaci6n, rompiendo varioi
cristales.
A pesar de 10 dessp.cibls del tempo,
Sc ha efsctuado en- Palacio una brillan.
te recepci6n militar, B Ia que asistieron
numerosos generates de todss las srmas
y hombFes notab.es de todos los par
tidos polfticos.
El acto ha revestido Ia mayor i'm
portsncia.
Madria, En- Ia session del Senado
de hoy sc ha presantado una in inter-
pslRci6n respecto de asuntos de Ha
cienda.
La Haya, 7.-Se encuentra moribun'
do ell Rey de los Pals g Bajos.
Naeva- York, 7-El Herald pu blica
un telegrama de Msdrid, en- ell que sc
dice que ha hecho explosion I'M petardo
cercs del teatro de Ia Opera, en- el
momento en- que sc efsctusba en- 81
una fanci6n. Proddjose con este motive
I'm panico immense; pero sfortunada-
mente, no hubo desgrAcia alsuna que
lamentar.
Respecto de la cat&strofs ocurrida
en- una nina de Oviedo, resulta que 16
personals &c hallsn gravemente heridas,
= que "a cad&veres han sido va re-.
cogidos, horriblemente desfgurados.
Sc supone que Ia cat&strofe fue pro-
ducida por el descuido de a'gunA per-
soma, en- ell NAL ESQ de una linterna.
Es Ia primera vez que ocurre en-
quellss miuas un accidente tan dolo.
roos.
Madrid 8.-Las pruebss parcisles
del submarine "Peral" Sc han efectusdo
en- Cadiz con muy buen resultAdo.
El Is del actual sc verificarA ell
ensayo de Ia immersion y navegaci6n
de dicho buque.
Nuevs. Yo k.8.-El Herald hs re-
cibido un telegrama de Madrid en- que
sc dice que ell sAbado estall6 I'm petardo
al fondo del ministerio de la Goberns.
ci On, y que las ventanas del edificio
fueron destruidas.