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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
charlottesville Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, January o, 1889.

Correspondence OF the KIchmond Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, January Q, 1889.
A company has been organized in this city
TO be known as Che Charlottesville Mauuiac>
turerS' Stock Company, and the following
officers have been elected for a term OF one
ycar-viz. President, NJ. LetermSn Vice
President, +. NJ. Wills; Secretary. d. Har>
mon. Jr.; Treasurer, NJ. Kaufman. Board
Of Directors: r. p. Valentine, h.. I. Hanckel,
W. j.. Keller, +. A. Massie, II. NJ. Gleason,
W. Il. Burnley, and j. +. Harlan.
An application has been presented to the
judge Of the Corporation Court for a charter
under the above name, with q capital OF not
less than 81 900 nor more than $4,000, with
the privilege TO hold real estate not 10 exceed
$4,000. The main object OF the company IS
to promote manufacturing industries In this
city.
DR.. l.. L. Flanagan, who has boon In New
York for some months practlcing medicine,
returned home last night.
Mr.. BroadUs Flanagan, formerly OF this
county, now located at l%ronton, o., spent
several days this week with relatives in this
Mace. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

MAHoNEs IN NEW Y0RK.-A telegram IN
one OF our exchanges says that the Voice
prohibition organ, in its issue Of Thursday,
will publish fac sinites of letters from j. 5.
CL.ARKsoN (who is spoken OF for a Cabinet
%oficer) and W. w. DUDLEY toe. a. DURFEE,
an employee Of the Voice; also a sworn con-
iession 10y DURFEE that he sold the m~siling.lis,
OF the Voice to the Republican NatIona.
Committee during the campaign for $3.50
and was TO have employment under the COM
mittee.
Was there ever such a party Why, Ma.
HONE wouldn't have done that. What are
we coming tor And JOnN SHERMAN talks
about fair elections to be secured by laws
passed by his party! Away with such by
pocrisy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

Elegant Taior-Made Beaver Jackets, which
sold readily with US at 80 and s., now 90 at 81
apiece.
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tCorrespondonce Of tho Richmond DIspatch.l
OSANooCK. January 8, 1889.
Yesterday was the sixth day OF the De-
cemher term Of Accomaek County Court,
and The crowd was nearly as large as on the
first day. The important cases that were to
come before the Court drew the crowd. The
case o fEugene w. Bal ues, who was convicted
last week Of embezzlement and sentenced to
the penitentiAry for one year, aud VINO on
Saturday was released from CUSTODY on &c.
count OF infoFmality In the ~empauelling oil
tue Jury that convicted him, came up yester-
dav, and judge Garrison decided that he
should have A new trial. and admitted DIN
10 bail in the SUI OF 1900. Barnes was
evidently surprised and disappointed al
the Judges decision, as he confidently
expected that he would go clear.
The other case against Barnes lot
obtaining goods by false representations has
been dismissed. Another case, though not
so important, but far more interesting TO Inc
public, was that OF two respeclably-counected
white women who appeared, one as plalntin
the other ~ defendant, In a smt for damages.
The trouble originated last fall at a church,
festival in ChesanesseX Neck, where n MIS-
Scott and a Mrs. Watson became DIV IN
a quarrel. Mrs. Watson called Mrs. Scott On
ugly name, wbereupOn the latter struck her
foil ia the mouth, drawing blood and dlsa.
bling her antagonist. The case was called
early in the afternoon. The courtroom was
packed with people. 4 large number oi
Enthusiastically women-were examined,
and the testimony from beginning 10
end was rare, rich. and racy. The
two complaints confronted each other
and both showed pluck. II was their
first appearance In the c1urt-house, but
their sharp answers 10 the attorneys and
their refusal 10 answer improper questions
showed them to be sharp. shrewd women.
Mrs. Watson was especially clever on The
stand, and IN every instance where she re-
fused 10 answer the questions oil the lawyers
she was sustained by the Judge. The trial
was one continual scene o. fun. and at times
Judge, jury, lawyers, spectators, and all
Joined I'm the universal laughter. So enter
tanning was the trial that the crowd fingered
till niehtfall. when the case was submitted
10 the Jury without argument, but the jury
could not agree and they were adjourned
TIL to-day. Such a spectacle has not been
witnessed in the courtroom here Tor many
q day.
semi. official returns from all the precincts
Of this district show that the local-option
election Saturday resulted in a victory Tor
license by about l20 majority.
Diphtberia, bronchitis, and Group are preVs.
lent nov among children IN various parts OF
the Eastern shore. There are several severe
cases Of bronchitis I'm this tom.
Sixty-three marTiage-liccnses were issued
from tue clerks Office OF this county during
the month Of December, 1898. Among those
married were three brides aged respectively
thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen years and a
widower who has passed three score and ten
KAIITAg.
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rErtrnot rom docreo cuie,o4 IN No aooy q

Extract from decree cuierod IN the above.el
titled cause ou tho i3tn " December. Iee>I
On consideration whereof it g. nilldgri. .r
dered, sn1 decrred that this cause bo ro'oirrf
"a commissioners " rlis court ~ auiiS STATE l
settle
l. An account u The aring5 sni d0.nrs
Lewis T.. Winston. Sheriff NJ hichWou1 Dt. f
as such administraf0r c. q "a ~ Mrs jauH
ton. decoase1; and in settling sail acHoIn
commissioner II directed t0 Adopt ~ "A
auy anuuai er y1r's account heretofore col
by said Administrator.
2. An account VI the debts Bud demand
BY tho estate Of said MrL Jane q iu.o.
ceased. together Win tLrir rrspellfc .
amounts, and p%rioutc,.
8 said c0mmi--i0lor - further IlractH .
quire ami report wnel4or anI t1IfnN n
may DO found upon tht aD.ouuI4g ahDt. iI
ed 10 bs iu tho hands of saii nimluIrun.
should now he delivered tu tho plalnNt a.
I -ols Iegatea a. 1lnA Dan" clinton, inr' asrI nN
II 30. whether Win or without rcflnlitE BONDS
/ Or whether said balance -loIlt tU Ir.N.iIUi F.
tue principal Aiminisuu'or la thf -nt. q H
Yors for distribution tlrra. ali Do tais ihI
event % whom should sail remlttsuc' Dbl" mf'
aud upon what conditions. ~ any, hs iON0n
curly " the fund. Al 81 nhith inquiries
accounts sal1 o0mmls-i0ncr D. directed tl N
aud sotlo ami report t. ne Court, tuf"t.
any mates deemed pertinent ~ him
which mas De- specially required o. ba fn '
any party interr5ted
And the Court doth further irf.t Nt
commissioner DO publish Ono1 nrsh O
successive weeks . notice of tlo umH H.
OF executing tha dcrror va some lI.
per pubushod in tho citY u hlNlh
publication sual be Ira lieu N p|.rt...
upon the parties.
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rhn, Cnn1.nnnrnnn ana Woman

described In the nursery ballad who lived
upon nothing but yictuals and drink" and yet
would never he quiet" was undoubtedly
troubled with chronic Indigestion. Her y~ictnals.
Ike those Of many other elderly persons whose
digestive powers have become impaired, didn't
agree with her. This was before the era Of
Hostetier's stomach Bitters. or some one OF her
numerous friends aud relatives would uudoubt-
edly have persuaded her 70 try the great specific
for dyspepsia, constipation, aud bliousness
This would have been a measure Of self-protec-
tiou on their part. Tor she would soon have been
cured and ceased 20 disturb them with her
clamor. The most obstinate cases OF Indigestion,
with its attendant heartburn, hatulence, con-
slant uneasiness Of the stomach and OF the
nerves, are completely overcome by this
sovereign remedy. Chills and fever and bilious
remittent. rheumatism aad kidney troubles are
also relieved by IL IA STU, Th(sl&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

We are selling Ladies' Jackets at Sl.g3 each.
Our Jersey Goats 20 now at t22j apiece.
All Of our Astrachan Jackets 10 Black and
Brown, ,ihat sold at q, hall price now only IN
apiece.
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/. L. SALE.
APoTHECARY. 9ool yENABLE srB--l
r GUARANTEED.

1000 pounds IMPORTED CAsrILEsltra,.
90 pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY h aN
5Oc:
100 pints NORWEGIAN CuDtfyER 0l. o.
4Oc.
I5a sul buy CARTERs. DAylps. or Bran.
DRBTHs PILLS.
i5c will buy |FRAYsgRs NERVE ANU HO..
LiNTMENT.
-. will buy JUMPER TAR fr n a..
75c. will buy YALRNTlNEs NlAI-'L
,5c. will buy WYErn'S Bf.f. WI,. ..u
IRON:
f5c will buy PlERcg's NlDl.,. n-
COYERl
70. will bay AYERS or HOODS s...,.l
BlLLA;
s5c. viii buy SIMMONS LIYFRNE ti...
sL.e5 Will buy SWlFrs spECiFC-lsr.
Soc. viii buy WILBUR, CDulII
AID LINE.
tOc. Will buy an 5',. Cop-iftgR fH
SlONS:
Coz. will buy SoZOD0NT. me t... '.a
35c. will buy MEADE BAht,a GAR.
MOUTH-WA>H;
$40 will buy FELLOW SYRUP uYr.IH.
PHITEs;
TO-. WI buy ALLCOCk'- POROUS pLt~r.
-. will bay four pounds BEST NiAEu H
SEED:
75c. will buy LALSLIE'S VIOLET, oriA. N
DER WATERS worth title 1.-i r.r.
fumes sold.
200 halfplnt b1t'rs BAY RlFN no e5-
- gross TOIlBr SOAP att}. ad1g.a.
81 will buy LyOSEN'S uArlBKJsu.
de 3~tos.IuNlhI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

1t is a noticeable fact that in the recent
train robberies in the West, South, and else
where the thieves got very small returns for
The risks they assumed. The reason Tor this
IA that bankers and others are now employ
Ing the mails for the Transmission OF large
amounts Of currency, insured In some OF the
insurance companies, and rs 4 consequence
this class OF business has been lost to the eX-
press companies. Hence we shall hereafter
hear little OF u depredstions upon eX'
press-cars, but we may look at any time for
a raid upon the United states mail in quest
Of the treasures heretofore carried by the ex'
press eompanles.
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James River.

The Winchester News 10 noting the exhi-
bat Richmond makes for 1888 per the Dis
patch Of the ist OF January says;
snow, n Richmond would only 20 10 work
and secure the deepening Of the James she
would be repaid the cost twice over before
The completion OF the work and ten times
over In the next decsde. The State needs q
great city, ana thatw the best place for one"
Riehmoad b doing all that is In her power
ia the direction indicated by tie News, and
James,river chaanel Is being gradually
deepened. But the grsatdesidsrottm Is that
she appropriations for James river la the
river and hasbor hill should be large enough
tolesure continuous work 1oiii the improve
msnt shall have been completed. IL Con-
eress could be brought 70 reecguize this fact
indeed would Virginia soon have Q great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

Very Fine Braided Jersey Goats, and Braided.
Beu-Sleeye, Berlin-TNilL, Beaver. Iailor-hsde
Coats that sold at s. and $3.50 apiece reduced ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

A COMPLIMENT OVER TIE LEFT.-The
philadelphia Press reports a recent decision
OF the highest court OF Pennsylyanis as beng
10 effect that e%vasions OF the Constitution
will not be counteusnced by the supreme
Court OF Pennsyivania unless the absolute
necessity for them can be established.
That's good Republican doctrine. 1t re-
miRds us Of old THAD. STEvENs's brutal re.
marks about the South snd the reconstruc-
ton measures. 1t is Of a piece with bis
declaration that in contested. ELECTION cases
from the South in the House OF Represents
tIves. the question TO be asked before voting
was, " Which is our - rascal 2"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

Auof our Children's Cloaks, ladies and Misses
Newmarkeis and Plush Wraps have been re-
duced to such figures that IL will actually pay
YOU TO buy a CLOAK Of some kind Of Us and keep
il for next season.
We request you 10 look at our CLOAkS and
prices, and II the reductions are not az great as
We represent them, then do not buyof US
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

II il we'll enough for boys as well as men
to know that electric wires are not safe play
things. WILL COLEMAN, OF Louisville, KY,
was shocked last Sunday night by an elee.
tric-light current. lie accidentally touched
an electric-light wire at the Buckingham
Theatre with a small piece OF wire he held
In his hand, aud was unconscious some time.
Notice that this was not a wire belonging
TO an electric street-rsilway.
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oggIeE Masoyc rEsrLs Assgci,n

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR lli.
- ERECTION or MASONIC iEhIL 81
tho corDsr Of Br0ai And Adams sifreiN
mond. In Accordance with the plans prcpa.
jackson 4. Colt Ar,hitecC vii D. rerrl
The Building C0Rmiii3e a. tbolr oacr
Main aud ninth streets. uEti - -. t4i-N''
FetEusTy 10, 1889. -
Plans and specifications NAY % ".N
January l5tn az the once Of y alter d.
shsfsr building. Kichmopd. Va, Or ua "fA
son O. Colt cOrncr charles aud laftycae sa -
Baltimore, ma.
nd viii DO received Cor tne wCrA @ =
and gis0f,rkACH TRADE separately, tl'
ing Committee foserfiDg tho fight o. o..
or All bids. according o. they may dem M9~ '
Interests u INC association nGy require
WILLIAM +. lANNk@
Ar. COURlNklt
is fONkk.
"A Leod3tAtdtFet BuildiBg CCl4mitith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

AZ resident Of North Csroliua suggests
that new State he formed cut OF the west
ern part Of North CAROLINE aud the eastern
part Of Tennessee Has there been an es-
cape from North Carolina insane asylum
RECENTLY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

Another scare has been started over Bis
MARCK's declining heslth. PROFESSIONALLY the
death OF BISMARCK would be a great blow to
Germany. The young Emperor wonld lose
a sound adviser, sud all reports 10 the con-
trary Notwithstanding, a friend upon whom
no seems TO lean. The empire would lose
another Of the three great pillars upon which
IT'S grandeur has so long rested. leaving Won
MorTKE the sole surviving representative OF
the cluster. But even when the last OF these
pillars shall fall there will, 1t is safe to say,
be no shock to German unity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

The Washington Post reports that the
swearing In Of two Democrats from Wiseon.
sin elected to the next House Of Representa-
tIyes viii be objected TO. The Democrats
ought to object TO the swearing in OF at least
two Republicans. The two Democrats who
were born abroad can't prove that their
fathers were ever naturalIzed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
BLAN KET s
CLOSING SALE.
REDUCTION IN PRICES

Large size WHITE BED BLANKETS, CRIB
BLANKETS. CRADLE BLANKETS, COLOR
Ed BLANKETS. CARRIAGE M BUGGY
BLANKETS, ROBE BLANKETS, and every
pair Of BLANKETS in the house marked
down so as 60 close out The entire stock
9Oc. q yard for HEAVY Atwood RID Ian
MEL that u worth 30c. a yard:
10c. q yard for WOOL AIIiiNG FLANNEL,
camel-halr finish, worth 25c. a yard
SOC. a y8rd for HANDSOME ALl~NOOL Skirt
ING FLANNEL worth sjc. a yard;
Sloj a yard for ALi-WOOL STRIPED Skirt
ING FLANNEL worth ~ a yard. one width
makes q 5RirL
8jc. Tor LADIES' WHITE MERINO SKIRTS
worth SOC.
2sc. q yard for EXCELLENT RED FLANNEL
worth 25c. q yard;
75c. for WHITE QUILTS worth 81.
81 for WHITE QUILTS worth $50:
$l.2i for White QUILTS worth g.;
si.75 for oxtra-larRo WHITE QUILTS for extra
large beds worth s. 80:
f0c. for LACE TIDES worth pc.
lQc. a yard for the BEST FRENCH SATlNES Ia
good styles. You will have 20 pay So. n
yard next month for goods Of the same quail
ity.
81 for large-size Observation-Disclosures
worth $50;
aLl1 Tor Iarge-~izo RED-BORDERED LINEN
TABLB-CLOTaS worth $50;
25c. a dozen for TURKEI-kED NAPKINS worth
3jc.
81 for heavy ALI-WOOL STRIPED JERSEY
JACKETS worth sL,0;
fsc. for handsome TAPESTRY T|ABLE-COYkR5
worth fL>1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

city At The best Place for one. Eotonly that,
but the deepening and Improvement OF
James river on the scale contemplated by
The engineers who have studied the subject
would In many ways prove Of benefit to the
enflrn state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10
EoPnsAL
IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, RICH

II $. ENGINEER OFFlCI, hI' H
IL MOND. Va, DECEsBsE -, l-
sails for BUILDING FOUR -tuM~ VI.
c0iyed az this once unit E00u ~ JAZZ I
1889. and then opened. The a~ttca.ln "'
Is invited ~ the Acts " Congress attl
ruary %, 1885, and February ~ lt
page s.. snd Vol -. page "a. suS ui"st.
blank fOrms. specinrRti0As. ana iuformt
be hAi q tho resident engineer, Nr a.
BurgwyD. 8BE east Main street kirhm0"
VS.. p. CRAfGHlLl. Colonel ~ hugIt
"
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orrlcE or willy ~

COMMISSIONER % gms Cntscgaf DortF
YuK ruE CITY OF s~lcHH.eN. Hh
RICHMOND. Va, Decemlrf f.
The parties % the ab1yeenuIol chI
persons interested thore.u viii as,
have nxed upon my Onc0, lHn 'at Ntn -.
Richmond, Va, as The plA'f, tiI
JANUARY. Issy. a. fns time ta tate fl'
and make inquiries directed
and execute the provisions .l.f
time and plaro you are requires H
WILLIAM ELLIeOA. CONF
COKE PICkKELL. o. q. '
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DiVIDssDs.
NATIONAL BlSK o. yimsA,

NArfONAL hANh pf ftNAtF
UNITED STATES, STATS. &CIrf DEfosiNsi I
RICHMOND. Va, ncoempef 20 80
THE DIRECTORS OF THIs BANA
have this dAy declared = dividend , -
C8NE. free Of All taxes Gus Of ms not e~is
Of the past ak monhs, pAyanle 70 "a, .Dy
holders on and sfieT no ~ pAl ~
NkAT. r..his,
de TIA
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THE BOSTON.


IN ~.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
VI BsEGEE a LEAIH, Lessees aud Managers
AY S9I EfGar. SATURDAY. JANUARY 18th.
First appearance in Richmond Of
MhS. ALICE J. SHAW,
the world-renOwhed whisuing prima donna, and
Ter GRAND CONCERT COMPANY, assisted by
the following distinguished artists: Miss ollie
TorbetL Yiolinist: Miss Edith Pond, singing
Reader. Mrs. Jennie h. C&mDbcll, AccOmpa-
mist to MrA shaw; Sir. +. V. Downey, Pianist
aud MIR. Harrison Willard, The Eminent Baritone
TicEes now on sale. laIO-a.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
VI BsRGER & LEkTu, Lossees aud Manasers.
"ADS AND JANUARY sru AND 10TH.
THURSDAY,
SPECIAL THURSDAY MATINEE.
The popular actor,
OLIVER BYRON.
supported by the charming artistic,
KATE BYRON,
AMI s competent dramatic company.
Wednesday night and Thursday matinee, 1.-THE
UPPER HAND"
Thursday night. "THR INSIDE TRACK"
Tickets on sale Tuesday. January sth-
Next attraciion-Jauuary l.th with matinee).
The Worid-roncwned whistiing puma donna.
Mira ALICE J. SHAW AND GRAND CONCERT
COMPANY. lso4s
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no CORPORATIONS.
SALE OF LARGR PUMP. &C.

The city OF Manchester will sell ihe PLANT
or HEk PRESENT WArEB-WORKS, 70 be i'm
mediately removed By tho purchaser. They
CONSIST Of
/ DIRECT DOCBLE-ACTlNG PUMP Of 8 inches
diameter and 4 feet stroke,
/ 2Einch TURBINE WHEEL \ GEARING,
I MAIN-STOP GATE,
and other fittings ~ be seen IN the pump-house.
The whole is nov 10 working order, raising TO-
600 gallons daily, and Eill To sold az a bargain
Apply 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

The Raleigh News and Observer says:
"0se Of the saddest things 10 TIE world Is
the fact that every one OF Us cannot get
everything he wants. How about the fell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-10

The Authropophagi OF Hayti are COM
mended TO the consideration OF the alleged
negro-loyers ut the North.
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low that wants the earths wouldn't II be
sad for The rest Of us II be gotiti

"a green Christmas maketh lean profits
10 the coal business" Don't hslIoa before
you are out OF the-winter.
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sooxs. srAT.esssr, ~s
BOOKS.

John Ward. Preacher. Miss Dcisnd. $50
Two Little Confederates. Page. tl.51
Robert RlsInere. Mrs Ward. Paper. SSc.
Robert Blsmore. Mrs Ward. Cloth, 81.
0wl-Iiouse. Mrs wistor. zoe.
Silence Dosne. Maitland Msxweii Gray. De.
From Forccsstle 10 Cabin. samaels. ei.A
Virginia Of Virginia. Miss Riyos. o..
Mscau!ey's History Of England. 5 Volumes
Cloth. sI.o0.
George RlIo;ts Complete Works volumes
$3.50.
Dickens's Complete Works. u volumos. 40
New Books received as published.
Any Book not on hand furnished at short no
tieo without extra charge.
HUNTER q CO.. Btksellers,
G2g east Broad street
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uEETIHGn.

HEADQUARTERS wv
ii MANDERY OF ST. ANDREW. 40. x
IA X. n. R%fCHNONp, VA. January 9, ~
ISsqLS PECIAL ORD RS.-SR/
KNIGHTS: Attend "a called assembly OF ME Com
mandery A. the asylum ST. Adams Hail,
THURSDAY EVENING, l0thinstani, at O'CLOCK
in cl3zep's dress. Members Of Richmond Com
mandery. No. =, and ali transient Sir Knights
are courteously invited 70 be present
By order Of the Eminent Commander,
l. +. CHRISTIAN. Captain-GeneraL
Attest: GEOKGK Z. JKFFERsOE, Recorder.
ia l0-1ts
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nRUNKENNE55.

~ OR THR LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED ~ ADMINISTERING "a
hAlNkSs GOLDEN SPECIFIC
1fcan bo given in a cup u coffee or tHA HIH 70
tho knowledge uf Gao person taxing ID. a..r
lutely harmless, anlRiI effect . permau,I'H .
speedy cure, whether Uus pa lens ir . mai
drlnker or Hn alcoholic wrsrz. llouakrt .
druukarIs have been mNfs taul paraif mHU
have taAen GOLDEN SPECIFIC lu tAeIr
without tuelr kLoEirlRe, anu t0-ity believe
cult drinking 90 tLelr own fren sUL lI NrI
FAILS Inc system 0qr8 lmpfrFlatHi r|.
SPECIFIC, &c becomes an uttrr lmf .-IhH.tI .l
ue i~llu0r-appeufe Co., oE.st For sfiHhg
i. kUBEAIs BAKER, DrlssIf.
80 uass haiu sI1H,
tai7-eodiy Richmond. ~
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nr,lNrss oPPomruNIrIEs.

TOR SALE, FIRST-CLASS BUSI-
Il NESS WITH STOCK OF GOODS COM
PLETE OUTFIT FOR GREEN GROCERY.
Terms, $50 cash. Good reason for wishing %
sell. For further particulars address GROCERY,
care Diepateh. ia l0-l'
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THE SOUTHERN SHIPPING part OF our bust
ness will DO carried on as heretofore by JOHN
WHEkLW HIGHT and J. III. AhtHEk alone,
under the style Of WhEELWRIGHT q AR
CHEk. iat5t
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School Books d Supplies.

Our stock OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOL
BOOKS ia complete. embracing all no Books
now in use in public and private schools, uni
versities, and colleges. Many Books second
hand AZ half price and upward.
Mall orders will receive prompt attention.
HUNTER & CO.. Booksellers,
69g cast Broad.
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RICHMOND, VA, January !. 1889.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED

w Mr. IT,. a. LUCK formerly Wiih Noryeli &
Coz % an interest Ia Tho CONFESSION DIX
PAKTMENT Of our business, which will be here
after conducted under tho style Of WHEEL
WRIGHT, ARCHER * CO.
JOHN WHEELWRIGHT,
j. n. ARCHER,
a. A. LUCK.
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OOTICE.-THERE WILL BE A
~ MEETING or THE BOARD OF DIRfC-
TORS held at the new headquarters OF the
Travellers Protective Association. over Shep-
persons New York Laundry, Ninth street, on
SATURDAY, 18th instant, a. 2 O'CLOCK 2. ". Ats
O'CLOCK same evening ana al same place there
will DO a meeting OF VIRGINIA DIVISION. and
It a important hat every member should 10
present
BY order Of The President
JOHN B. ~CULPEPER,
ia 10 Acting Secretary.