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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
RALEIGH JOTTINGS.
The Methodist Conference-A New Mill
tary Company Revenue Raids-A
Remarkable Tree.
ISneclal telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., December 5.-Raleigh Is
10 have a business college, with Professor
Millman as president Several leading
citizens have have held meeting to per-
feet the plans.
The Methodist Conference Just adjourn
cd memorialized the General Conference
10 transfer all the North Carolina territory
now in the Virginia and Holston confer
ences to North Carolina, and TO make two
State conferences. In this matter Virginia
is equally interested with North Carolina.
Sam Scales, O negro under sentence of
death for arson in Rockingham county,
died in Jail.
A military company is 10 be organized IN
Lenoir with forty members.
A number of Methodist preachers passed
through Raleigh to-day en- route for the new
appointments. There were few changes.
Raleigh's three preachers are returned.
There is general qualification that Trinity
College is TO be moved TO Raleigh.
REVENUE RAID.
Arevepue raid in Moore destroyed one
still and captured three barrels OF brandy,
and a revenue raid in Chatham destroyed
ten stills. The overcoat of the revenue
officer was stolen while he was cutting up
the still.
2? I? ?
A Richmond county hen lays all her eggs
in crescent shape.
Justice Davis, of the Supreme Court. re-
turned home to-day. He is steadily i'm
proving. but he will not resume his seat
until the February term.
The Cape-Fear and Yadkin-Valley rail-
road is completed TO Parkersburg. Bladen
county, distance OF thirty-tive miles from
Fayetteville. II is expected that the road
viii be completed from Wilmington to
Fayetteville by February 25th.
VENERABLE TREE.
Henderson county boasts an apple-tree
one hundred and thirty-seven years old,
from which seven bushels Of apples have
been gathered this year.
Justice Avery, of the Supreme Court, has
gone to Morganton 10 attend the funeral
of Rev. X. Il. Anderson. ID. D.. prominent
Presbyterian of that place who had been
an invalid several years.
Miss Julia Msgruder, the well known au-
thoress. is spending the winter in Concord
with her sister Mrs. Robert Gibson.
Bishop Hargrave preached in Charlotte
last night. lie was on his way home after
holding conference at Greensboro. He
transferred eleven young Methodist
preachers TO preach IN California and other
western States
There were $50 conversions In Bill Flies
meeting at Newberne. One Of them was
General Cullen A. Battle and another State
Senator Green.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

Court or the Circuit Court. II they decide
upon the County Court the trial will begin
in January. II in the Circuit Court the
trial cannot be called before March next:
David Miller, one OF the accused, indicted
for the murder Of DIR. Walker, cannot APP
pear in court now. His condition is report
cd worse, and there is but little hope that
he will ever recover from the wound. re-
ceived In the fight. So far ms / can hear
no counsel has been secured 70 defend the
prisoners. The presence of MIR. Williams,
Of Lynchburg. ia thought to be only Tor
the arra.gnment tomorrow.
AN EXPLANATION.
I attempted To say in my special pub
lished in the Dispatch Of the 4th that It ever
there did exist any danger OF lynch-law in
this case it was now past, as there was
strong sympathy being developed for Jim
Miller on account of the half-crazed condi-
ton Of his wife and little ones. hrmly
believe but for the prompt removal OF jim
Miller TO Lynchburg that Walkers TRENDS
would have lynched him the very night OF
the day he was taken 30 LynchburG. But
now everything is quiet and the people
seem reasonable and all fears OF mob rule
are past. it would seem. Very likely the
prisoners will be kept here and not taken
back to Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
A Card nom the Clerk.
RrcuNfoND. VA. December


To The Editor Of the Dispatch;
7 notice in your issue of November 90.
1889. an article headed Scott County
Vote &c, IN which Mr.. 5. 4. Smvthe
saws the county commissioners threw ont
one Drecinct because OF some irregularity,
which elected a Democrat to the House OF
Delegates by fifteen majority. And he
ooes on and further states that the Clerk
refused 10 certify TO the action of the Board
of Commissioners at the advice OF Judge
H. w. Holloway, the Republican candidate,
which is untrue. Though | will state the
fact as il occurred, which is this: Major
II Nv. Holloway did say. in the presence of
Mr.. s. 4. Smvthe and Mr.. Wood, that l
could not afford 10 sign such a return as
had been made by a majority Of the Board
Of Commissioners, to which l replied
and SAID that I was alone respon-
sihle for the action in question, and
that | would do VIVA, | regarded
as my duty in the matter, which
did. Mr.. Smythe fails to tell you that
the board summoned the several judges
and clerks for jennings precinct. the pre-,
cinct in question, TO correct the same ana
when present a majority Of the commits
sioners refused TO let said judges and
clerks correct the same-that IS, j. L.
White. G.. w. Hobbs, and II. &. Wax.
Democrats. and j. 4. Jones and John T..
Bellomy. Republicans, declared in favor
of correcting said poll-books, but It was
overruled by "A majority OF one. linen IL
was that II. W. Holloway sued out man
damus before the Circuit Court 70 compel
sa d board to have the said Jennings poll
book corrected, which mandamus was
awarded. and said poll-book was corrected
and certified according to law. Then the
board met on the 18th oi November, 1851
to complete their count and the said
Democratic commissioners still refused to
! count said Jennings precinct, while Jones
and Belomy, Republican commssioners'
declared that II should De counted. lel
thew were oyerruled by said Democratic
board and the vote from that precinct was
not counted, and this is why did refuse
to certify to the returns as made by them
because they were false and not il accord,
ance with the returns of the judges and
clerks of election at Jennings precinct on
file IN my Office. Respectfully,
c. VI. CARTER, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
FROM THE DAN.
Evil-Doers-OG for Paraguay.
iSneclnl telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

DAyyILLE, VA, December 5.-The Hust-
mos Court. Judge Aiken presiding. has
been in session all the week and number
of evil-doers have been sentenced TO the
penitentiary. The case Of Charles l.. Nc.
Dowell, the young forger, will be disposed
of tomorrow.
Last night Mr.. #. Ruf1ln Gwynn, former
ly OF Rockingham county, n. c., left here,
with party of twenty young, men from
the surrounding section, bound for Para.
quay, South America. where they will GO
TO farming. Mr.. Gwynn has recently visit.
ed that country and bought much land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
BURNED TO DEATH.

Friday morning, November Goth, little
Douglass, youngest child of John w.
shepherd, living i'll BotetOurt county, was
burned to death. His mother was III the
kitchen supervising her morning work,
whist Douglass and his elder brother, four
years of age, were left in the sitting-room
to play. In the mean while his brother
(the elder one) climbed to the table, got
some matches, and gave them to his little
brother. He, in innocence, struck them
on the stove, from which his clothes took
fire. Upon hearing the screams the mother
ran TO an adjoining room and found her
child in flames. She Immediately extin-
guished the fire, but too late. 1t had done
its fatal work, having burned the child 50
badly that it died in few hours.
Roanoke VIII donate $4,000 to build a
public hospital.
interviewed one Of the prominent
"Wets" to-day in regard to the approach
ing local-option election and asked him If
his side was uneasy. Not in the least, "
he SAID eve will not be satisfied with less
than 500 majority, and we think it will go
over 1000"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
HILL CITY GATHERINGS.
The Post-Ohice-Burned to Death-Locai
Onion Election.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 mo Dlspa'cn.I
IYNcHBURG, VA, December 1.-Two
United States post-oflice inspectors visited
the post-ofice of this city yesterday and
report the Office in first-class order.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the death of Mrs. Kitty III. Morrison, sister
of Mrs. DR.. r. X. Taylor, of this city. at
the residence of her son-in-law, James X.
Micou, Washington College, Chestertown
Md, last week. The deceased was the
Youngest daughter of the late Archibald
NJ. Harrison, Esq., of Carysbrook,. Fluvan-
ma county, and the widow OF the late FRO,
lessor Robert j. Morrison. of William and
Mary College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

Governor Lee then held a reception and
shook hands with the veterans. He re-
ceived a special invitation to visit Viii
mington and at o'clock this afternoon left
for that CITY. where he was given royal
reception this evening. He will leave there
for Richmond at night. Thepeople are de
lighted at his visit and charmed with him
and the officers who accompanied him.
Governor Fowle left for Raleigh this eve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
THE eRowNssURa TRAGEDY.
The Participants Taken Back to Lexing,
Especial telegram % The pl,p.,c,.,

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch,
LEXINGTON, Va. December 5.-Sheriff r.
Il. Witt and Deputy Sheriff K. l.. Perry
went TO Lynchburg this morning and re-
turned here tonight with James Miller,
George Miller. William Miller, and John
Reese, who were confined in the Lynch
burg jail and indicted by the grand Jury
here on Tuesday last for the murder Of
DIR. and Mrs. n. J. Walker in the Walker
Miller homicide at Brownsburg on the Sth
of November. Thomas N, Williams, the
bs es@R Rsre Awys Ss
prisoners will be arraigned in the County
Court tomorrow morning, when they
WI elect 70 be tried in the cc""'y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
DOWN BY THE SEA.
An Important Matter to the Workingmen'
Rough weather-A Christmas
Present--NOtcs.
Correspondence of the Richmond Disps,cn.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. December 5, 1899.
Who will succeed Commodore George
Brown as commandant Of the navy yard IS
n question OF decided interest to great
many in this section Just now. No one
has been selected as yet by the Secretary,
but whoever comes will be radical Re-
publican if Congressman Bowden and Gen
eral Malone have anything TO say, and IT IS
believed they have. II is certain that with
the going Of Commodore Brown Mr.. Bow;
den will come into control at the yard and
every Democrat from water-boy 10 chief
clerk will be fred instanter Trouble VIII
then begin for Naval-ConstructorB owles' as
the Republican party bosses will shove all
sorts Of jack-leg workmen into the yard. and
the Constructor swears he won't have IN
competent mechanics about him. Com
modore Brown was firm friend OF the
workingmen here and influenced great
deal of work in favor Of this yard. Appre-
ciating THIS the City Council OF Portsmouth
has gracefully acknowledged the gratitude
of the working people 20 Commodore
Brown in set Of complimentary resoiu-
tlOns,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

L. T. II. MYsRa General superiaJeaioaL
7. NJ. EHESsOs. General Passenger Agent
Sol Haas. rralde Manager no2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
TAX NOTICE.
OPTICS COLLECTOR OF CITY TAxss,)
CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, December 1. 1889.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES Tor 1859 are
due and paya BILE at this Office during this month.
A penalty OF per cent will be added 70 all bills
re naming unpaid December 3lsl and tho same
returned delinquent and published according 70
law. Every male tgenty-one years OF age and
every person keeping house or doing business
In the CITY are assessed for personal tax, aud
those who have not paid any city taxes during
the year will please call and settle, so as 70 avoid
being osicd a. delinquent
There have been put In my hands during the
past month a very large amount OF paving. pipe,
and sewer-connect[on bills which are due AT once
and will have 20 be declared deiinq ient II not
paid before DECEMBER 3lsT. Please ask II there
are any such bills against you when paying your
taxes. +. W. CUNNINGHAM.
de Lin Collector Of City 1sxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

Stonewall Camp made the nine widows
of Confederate soldiers on its penslOn-rOlls
Christmas present of 500 last night.
These camps do vast deal OF good In this
section in the way of helping TO relieve the
distress Of needy Coniederates or the
widows and children of Confederate sol
diers.
Mr.. Willie HART, of Portsmouth,
draughtsman If the navy-yard, has gone
to Washington to stand examination for
admission TO the Naval Constructors corps.
Mr.. Hartt's father was naval constructor at
Gosport nayy-yard for many years before
the war.
The United States steamer Alliance, at
the ward fitting ont. will 90 INTO commits
sion the first of the month and JOIN the
North Atlantic squadron.
A darby named Williams, of Hampton,
was tried in the United States Court
TODAY for violating the pension laws, and
sentenced to confinement IN jail Tor one
year. .e..
long made his appearance IN Hampton
| Roads inside the lIp-kaps.
The steamer luray this morning brought
| intelligence Of the burning yesterday
morning of the residence 0 DIR. William
/ Turner. on the ShOal-Day farm on James
/ river. Theloss is estimated at $4,000, and
/ the fire was incendiary. DR.. Turner S
/ father came down on the Luray this morn
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
jerks, DREAM.

jerks had a queer dream the other night.
Tie thought he saw a prize-fighters ring. and
IN the middle of il stood a doughty little
champion who met and deliberately knocked
over one by one. score or more OF big,
burly-lOOking fellows, as they advanced TO
the attack. Giants as they were in size, the
valiant pigmy proved more than match for
them II was all so funny that jerks woke
up laughing. He accounts for the dream 10y
sion, after trying nearly every big, drastic
pill on the market, that Picrce's Pleasant
Purgatiye Pellets, or tiny Sugar coated
Granules, easily knock out " and beat al
and only genuine Little Liver Pills.
Beware of limitations, which contain Poi
sonous Minerals. Always ask for DR.. Pierce 3
Pellets which are Little Sugar-cOated Pills,
or Anti-bilious Granulcs. One n Dose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

WANTED, 4 MAN ABOUT TWEEN
w TY-ONE years old. 10 Learn business IN
which thore are chances Tor advancement. NUS.
DO OF good address aud well regarded ~ ne
refereuces Ia al Te-pecis. Moderate ssiaFy ID
the start. Address Post q flee Box $50, city.
de CIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

By the misfortune Of another have been
benefited. and can benefit you II you are in neod
of DINNER, CHAMBER, or TEA-sETs and
will coll and examine the immense stock Of
goods thai we're bought at great sacrifice.
Call ana you will find some Of the CHEAPEST
SETS EVER SEEN.
One-hunired- pieces DECORATED DINNER
SETS, fl2, now reduced to $3.50 and other Sets in
proportion. H. H. WALLACE,
l7.suTuSFlrno $40 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
WINES, LIQUORS. sc.
SHERRY ( MADEIRA.

large lot OF sHERRIEs. direct from the
Iong-established house OF WIDOW HARAONl ,
Cadiz, spain, In quarters aid half butts also, a
large lot Of the NJ. 4. Y. SHERRY IN octaves and
quarter casks. MADElRAS--yery superor-from
eight TO forty years old. For sale by
de4-lw U. CRAM & CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

MITCHELL AND WIFEys. CUIsHoINs EXECUTORS,
&C. AID j. ALOHA CW-H0LN Va JULIAN 4.
CHISHOLM, AND OBERIS AND OTHERS ". T. HIS
HOLM AND OrHERs-Ih TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PASSOVER COUNTY.
Id 4. Blown, clerk Of said court. certify that
the bond required Of special Commissioner Ei-
muud Waddill. Jr.. hy decree catered 10 -aii
eau @ Of October %, i'-1 has been duly given.
Given under my hand his 18th day ~ Noyom-
Der, 1850 >. 4. BkOMN.
no 22-Fat&tsu&FtDel3i Cicrk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
ROrGH WEATHER.

Rough weather prevails along the coast
| in consequence of the northerly WINDS
| The wind-rate at Cape Henry yesterday
was forty-fve miles an hour. wrecklng
company of Philadelphia IS at work on
| stranded schooner ut False Cape, on the
coast of Virginia. The rough water pre-
vents anything being done on the wreck
| Of the Manhattan.
General d. II. Maury and DR.. Booth are
| in the city, the guests of Judge L. >. Uar-
| nett.
Rev. DIR. r. P. Kerr, of Richmond, who
| has been delivering series OF sermons at
| the Second Presbyterian church, VIII 60
| home tomorrow, but returns 10 Norfolk
| next week TO continue the meetings.
| The funeral of Colonel a. l.. Hlll
/ took place this afternoon from the. First
PRESBYTERIAN church and was argely at
| tended bv the Odd-Fellows and Others:
| Rev. DR.. George ID. Armstrong conducted
| the solemn rites.
stories of restitution and suffering
among the poorer classes in northampton
and Halifax counties, in North Carolina,
continue to come in, and it Is likely re-
lief fund will be started.
The new marine barracks at the navy
ward will be commenced in February by
contract.
The purchase of a public park for Nor
folk has again been laid on the smell LOT
awhile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
PHILADELPHIA RIO II <LGb
hOND AID NORgO-a
IIANaHIr AOAtAA.

.ppointsi sailing dsy. Every Wv
and FRIpAY a. u h. aui sfcrf ' hi
FTsighifor TusssEys sai friarf 80
p. ,eiycd tlil I'D A.. a. llr ,4H-aff
un6P. y. saturday fscigas rs-sifei -tAf .'
lP. n.
Fare, -
sor burner Information spry %
J. N. hrl Aisi -
General Southern AgeuL 90 t~
40 genar.i Asrals fl 40. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER IS issl
TWO DAILY TRAlSsTo NORFOLK.
TWODAHY TRAINS TO LYSCHbURA


TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScHsURa
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYhDsTREET STATION.
ss4o A. ID. Daily. pia Petersburg Richmond and
Norfolk fhro 81 Express Arrive AZ
Norfolk i2.3D 4. N. sops only 40 Pc
tors0urg, Wayerly, Windsor, aud SUI
folk.
eIoA. NJ. Daily, VA Pcgersourg. Arrive 81
Petersburg lois A. n. No leaves
Petersburg 1885 A. " FOR Fsrn-
Vile. LyuchDu-z. ana all points South
Weaz
ssP N. DAILY. rtI Pessrsoun Arrive Pc
tersburg :igP. NJ. lsavs PetersbuTg
sap. A. daily arriving Norfolk .;i5
y. N.
1870 r. N. Daily, Ga Pstersour. Arrive at
Petersburg liss0 4. NJ. connecting
with rraia 10 l. leaving Petersburg
q. 40 4. ". f0f fsrnyillo. Lynch
burg. PosahoatAs. and az poiBs
South Ani West
i0:I5 A. N. DALI. except oua Az, rin buffepie,
for earmViiie, Lynch0urg, the south,
AID West
PULLMAN sIEEPISG-cAR AccoAxVDA
riONs
Nc. i-sieeplng-csr from Petersburg 70 Bristol
Without change. leaving Petersburg daily ~
ia:so A. H.. and Lynehoars 10 hsmphis Win
No s-Iynchburs 10 New Orleans, sad aoa
noks % 10 np0t. without change.
Tickets. baggags-ehscks Aad AL Information
can % Obtained as Richmond AMI fetsrrsdrs
railroad depot. A W. CARRIERS. ioe1 Naln street.
ana 81 the Company's Once, eli east ha.n stree.
II. "a. COURTNEY,
fasfnsez Agent
W. n HEyfil.
General Passenger Ageas
CuAnlns q. KDpy. vice Prssidsal
asasral emees keanekA VI nxu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

FOX NLW YulN
steamers leave hclm1ui ffEhf lt H'.
AID FAlDAt a. b. n. h.Nfai .lpf'l
nouf o. .fe - nag t.nIn.
-teamerB lfRf8 New YORK fIr i.Nnn
FyKnT hEDA a~DA1 AM SAL AuAt ~
NJ. arriving Dos Wcumoni hvtbAt all
DAY NNkNtNf-.
Passsugsr accommodations uls-r ass' Z
Cariu faro . SOS hoiA ga Ja'aFf-IIfsi
route lnr.l1llg meas 4li lsriA ...... D
Koun l.try lrstts. uMltri W AifI iJs
After dAto 90 usla. tt....t.. $4,000 ~ p.
kt.--aye sill ll4 s.rlcs ............ =
Ste.r.gs. without sIusIsiHl"e ........... o
Canla fare 90 llssagcakr ali ONO "a
CABIN fare ga hichmoad All Psiersolrg
he. sts can - o1l.lael =. A. ". car ere
Nav street CAcsapaa4s ani 't'J AL
uou4 all Petersburg IeIylA al 90 .Nn 81.
om-e,. 1914 Main street, $40 uhtr. tfts
Frs.ghl forwarded sD4 On 94ta Ni.is ha 8
3 u. 4aa Cor pOll . upr.ui NrH .iA.
( Fr,tgnt rsr0iyss daily lnll . II ....
! la..snger- leeFifE tic4lllAl Oh h' '.'. p
3 TTL-DAA = luAErJAln. lul h'N Ni DID, a
sAIlkDal by tns lhriagrta1 A1i '-.'
80 .rlt Srupor. Nr~rI a. A. D.
/ ~ Richmond and Pee suur< 81 a. -
I t..s a gU A. ". sIA maze
] nGRFUlk sltl steannr earItf t0 .f'
GEORGE ". ALLss ~ o. .. Ati..
SO. 4ll Nar '.
/ .un Compaar's sI4rt l.t".A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

wANTs.

WANTED, EVE RYBO d. 10
w Know THAT THEY CAN BUY TOYS,
DOLLS, aud other FANCY GOODS at tho closing
sale AT NO. iO7 east Broad street M half price Tor
Que week. Remember, NEXT DOOR 10 flD-
ZINI's Evef ything must 10 sold. DC c-Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
TIME BRADSTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES 4. CLARK, PREsIDEsI
ERADsTREET'5 RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llVs EASf MAIN SfkhEL
Telephone Notu
lH WnITIY. supcrintendea

The Richmond ONCE mas more man kcpt pace
win the rapid growth OF Tho city and Develop
ment OF mo territory tributary tolk II Oilers !,
the mercantlis community Of this section eiitns
~ recognized Ia every trade centre OF me clyii-
izrd world Tnkt 10 10 Ia special sense prepared
10 guard the interested IN local patrons u al
SSvSeWjbsS Aaa enc stAw mWssstlk efsAaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

WANTED, TWO GOOD MIXERS,
w married or single, 20 go TO ChutsTorth.
ss g-tt X. B. CTAFFIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

WANTED, A DRIVER WITH Re
w FEhENCES ct 40 east Graco street -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

WANTED. A GIRL THIRTEEN TO
w fifteen years old to keep ribbon stock
-N'F'' GANsS & co.'s,
daft ii3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06

OFFICE OF RICHMOND CITY RAILWAY Coy
900 BAsE SHEET !
WANTED, FIFTY MORE HORSES
w from PIX 20 eight years old and Weighing
from ten hundred ami nifty 10 eleven hundred
AMI nfty mounds c. z. DABNEI,
fesit Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
RICHMOND, Va, December 3. 1854
Fine SHERRY WINES.

We are now landing Of our direct importation
a large invoice Of tho celebrated GORDON
sHERnIES shipped by the great house OF Gem
zalas, Byass s. Co. OF Spain. embracing nn-
tages which have high rep i.ati0n.
We offer the following brands In octaves In
bond or duty paid:
X.P., V. o. F., V. S. o. P.
de 3-l0t DAVENPORT MORRlS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
RAILROAD LrSys.
EA III 81 90; zHE LEE,

. 49,
IN VI 5Sss 5E gyzn
pICHMOND, FREDERICKspr.@1,
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD s,,..f
commencing kUFkHBER 4. ~, -o,.,,
ftsndsrl iins.
';S2 A. u. ioayes syrd.s'rssi s,aii,a A..
el0ps onlys' Ashland. Botassu "
1910. aud W. dsrctsbnrg, Hroot.,..
"ileEaier sleeper y Wasal....A.
ava New York Does no. 80. l,
200 P. N. ieayos Byri-3,ress station dsn,
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f:30 Y. u. leaves ByrI-sfrso, sfatioa d..
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