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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
SIC rdwara Clarl Ana Rritish Solici.

Sir Edward Clark. the British Solicitor
General. takes very different view of off,
cial propriety from that which guided the
conduct of his superior officer, Sir Richard
Webster, the Attorney General. Being Of
fered by the Times its leading brief in its
controversy with Mr.. Parnell, arising from
his action for libel. the Solicitor-General
replies that he is law officer OF the Crown
and that he Is not entitled therefore TO &C
cept the 1imes's retainer Sir Richards
perceptions will be blunt indeed if he fails
to catch the significance of this position.
Coming from his own subordinate. and i'm
mediately after his own appearance as the
Ttmes's counsel before the Parneu Com
mission, it may be called impressive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22

Nos. 10. IS, &c, q -. ani GO mako nos'or1 SOL.
n and X sop "a sigoal =, Neuche f.g. i.ar..
niu; I'm 49, ~. ,'N pa y ~ ~ !
PULLNAN-C skktilt
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THE BORDER.
Death of Hotei-keeper-The Weather
aud Crops.


tcorrespondonce Of the Richmond pispstchi
BEIsIoL-Goopsos. January 20, 1890.
Major John q. Wood, proprietor Of the
Palace Hotel, Goodson, died yesterday, in
the sixty-frst year of his age, after an
illness Of few days. He was attacked
with influenza. winch prevails TO q con-
siderable extent here. and being very
feshy il settled on his heart. Major Wood
had been for great many years hotel
keeper IN Goodson and had very large
acquaintance with the travelling public,
and was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He leaves a wife and two children,
several brothers--among them, Judge ".
b. Wood Of Scott. and many friends to
mourn their loss.
Quite q heavy rain-storm is prevailing to-
day. The wind is southwest. The weather
IL still warm. The wheat-felds are look
ing about as they generally DO in May. A
most remarkable winter. Peach-trees are
In bloom and flowers and roses like June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22

was 10 have been concluded to-day, was
postponed ct the opening OF the court this
John M. Griffin, one Of the jurors, who is
confined 70 his bed. II will be concluded
tomorrow, by consent of counsel, with
the eleven jurymcn, unless MIR. Griffin Is
sffo a., ha pfeQpnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
Bark and Tug i'm sad Plight.

WILMINGTON. n. c., January 21.-A bark
thought to be English or Norwegian went
ashore on the bar near Southport about
noon. A tug is unable to reach her on ac-
count of the high sea. An English tramp
steamer thought TO be the MorJulia has a
hawser to the bark. and will try to pull her
off when the tide rises. Captain Savage,
of the life-saving service, was just in time
to pick up and save five men belonging to
the tramp, whose boat had turned over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
CHOPPED HIM.
AVERY UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT At
EMpORlA
which WIN Probably Prove fatal-Asiecp
on the Rail-Othcr South
side Matters.
roro.pooaonc. Of the Richmond Dl.Oa,ch.I

Prrrmsuna, Va, January q, 1880;
Yesterday while little son OF Mr.. ZIP
Hubbard, at Emporia, was chopping wood
his three-year-old brother. who was
etandins close by, came within range
If the axe and was struck on
the head and felled 10 the ground.
An examination Of the wound showed tnat
the sharp edge Of the axe had cnt through
the skull and into the brain. Medlcai at
tention was at once summoned, OUT IL IL
thought that death viii result.
ASLEEP on THE RAIL.
About o'clock yesterday morning
freight train on the Atlantic Soas. lane
str,ick n negro boy who had taken seat
on one Of the ties near the end OF the
bridge beyond Bclhcld and had fallen
asleep. The wheels passed over one OF his
hands. crushing IL so as TO render amputa-
tiou necessary, and inficting scar on the
head. The boy halls from Weldon and
was on his way 10 that place.
SPECIAL SERVICES.
Special services have been arranged for
Sunday next AT the Washington-Street Me-
thodist Episcopal church in honor OF the
handsome improvements made 10 that edl-
fee, which have just been completed.
Rev. DIR. John T.. Edwards, Rev. DR.. X. N.
Sledd. and Rev. DIR. w. T.. Evans are ex-
pected TO be present and take part.
NOTES.
Rev. DR.. Lafferty has been compelled
70 postpone his promised lecture here on
Thursday night on account OF indispo-
sition.
DIR. George p. Starke, q prominent drug
cist, is confined TO his house 10y sickness.
The influenza has 1.-THE grippe" upon
many OF our people. some Of whom have
been made very sick by it. In fact there
seems TO be sort of epidemic Of the dis
ease, and q good deal of pneumonia. Three
of the employees Of the Erening Progress are
down with the grip.
Mr.. Thomas =. Tierney. well-known
young citizen, died about IL o'clock to-day
OF pnuemonia, after an attack Of the grip:
IN the Hastings Court to-day the wills OF
the late Henry Dalton and Mrs. Ann
Smith were admitted to probate.
Dnpt.t Anirp
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TOBACCO IN PITT COUNTY.
WRONG MAN KILLED.
A Singular Death in North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE, n. g., January 2l.-Hesterday
evening John HOWE WAS killed in rather
peculiar manner in Cabarrus county, near
Harrisburg. Oscar Galloway and W. Pharr
were quarrelling and HOWE was standing
near by. Galloway ierked pistol from
his pocket, intending to kill Pharr, but
Pharr caught hold Of it. The pistol, how
ever. was discharged, and the ball struck
HOWE. He died in few minutes. Both
Galloway and Pharr then took to their
heels and have not been seen since.
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COVERED WITH SORES.
nov ONEYEAR AND A HALF OLD. FACEAND
BODY IE A TERRIBLE CONDITION, BE-
ING COVERED WITH SORES. SUI
PHUR SPRINGS FAIL. CURED III
CUTICCRA REMEDIES.
CTREn by CuTICERA.

CURED BY CUTICURA.
Ihave used your CUTIcURA BghEpiSs IN Two
cases where Il proved % be successful. Tho hrst
was In the case Of a boy a year aud nan old.
His face and body were IN n tefrlDe cuuultluu'
ne former being completely covered with sores.
| took him 10 tho Massena sulphur springs, Dut
he did 20. improve anv. | vas then adViscu 10
Try The CUTICURt REMEDIES. when dlu. 10
took one and one half bottles OF CUIlCukA ,l.h,
60, $50 vhcn his skin was as smooth as could
he. and is today used - CUTIcuRA on ms
soros, and the CUT1CURA SOAP In Washing MN MN,
He is now i've years Of ago and ali right Ire
other case WIS diseas@ Of the scalp. winch was
cured by wa4hing win tho CCIlcURA soar ana
rubbing In the CUTICURA, one bottle OF Cu1icuRA
RFsOLvESr being used. They have proved sue
cessful In every case. II Is surprelng no"
nenf john X. BERO,
Hngans hurgh, y. \.
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Delayed by a snow-prif.

Irpeclal NItxttm % ths It3pbtch.I
LEXINGTON, Va. January 2l.--Priyate
Geographic information received here an
nounces that Mrs. j. X. Tucker and Mrs.
Logan, accompanying thelcmains Of Judge
John Logan on the way from Idaho to this
State, are delayed ON the Northern Pacific
railroad near Emigrant Gap by heavy
enow-drlft aud it is uncertain when thoy
viii get Ia this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
VETANTED THETRADE TO KNOW

WANTED, A SMALL OR ME-
w DUN SIZE DWELLING for a family OF
three people. or will taxi part Of house In good
neighborhood. References unquestionable
CARLYLE, care Disldtch ia 2!-2t'
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RAYLROAD LrssN
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE
III RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY ), 1890
RAYLRoAD LrssS
.FAVE KICHNOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81, 800 A. NJ.
c,OUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for Danyilic'
- Greensboroi, Wins'ou-sAlom, Durham, ia
leigh, Randloman. salisbury, Asheyille, Hot
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Au-
gusta, Atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery, New
Orleans. Texas and California. Pullman palace
sleeping-car Richmond o. Dnnyille and Danyihe
20 Ash0Yille, Augusta, birmingham, aud Nc"
Orleans -,
TRAIN No. "A. 1915 A. NJ.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA EX-
Y PRESS, daily. for BurkeVilic, al stations
on tho Norfolk and Western railroad. Lynch
burg, Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis. aud
Nashville: also for kc5 syilir, Clarssyiile, OK
ford, Henderson, Durham, and Raleigh. This
train goes through solid 10 raleigh.
TRAIN No. %, 3 Il. Nj.
HAST MAIL, daily. for all points on the Farm
4 Vile AMI POwhAtAn railroad, Dansilie,
Greensboro. Wlnston-salem, Raleigh. Char
Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas,
and qif0rnl8. Pullman palace sleeplng-cars
Dsnville TO augusta ani Atlanta. aud az Greens
boroi sleeper piG Asheyille 20 Norris own, Tenn.
TRAIN No. 40, 6 L. VI.
MEIIA ACCOMMODATIONS, daily except
"A sunday. for Amohs Courthouse aud inter
mediate points. =.
TRAIN No. II, $40 A. N.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except Sunday. freight
L train with coach attached, for Glover, Va.
and intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. 81 1t 5i5 4. NJ; No. 81 at $3.50 z. NJ,
and No. 50 at4..0 Z. n.
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Corresponfingly quick tins % other poinA
rrr,-orgh nils ot inding issued CT low rstes
&. A. TAYLOR
81 lrani. hnunaar.
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First Through Train.
rBy telegraph to tho Dlspate

tby Telegraph 70 mo Ulspatch.I
FoRr MONROE, Va, January 21.-The first
through passenger train on the new extern
sion Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road over
the military reservation arrived here al
noon TO-DAY.
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BEAVERS.
A SINGULAR DEATH.
Thought 1t Was 0uinine-Money Well
Spent.
~. ND

fCorrespondenco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.. January al, 1890
A singular death occurred near 1lllery,
this county, Saturday night. A colored
woman moved into a house that had re-
Gently been vacated by some white people.
She found something III bottle when
she thought was quinine, and feeling Ike
she needed some medicine she took o dose.
Soon she was thrown into fits and died III
a few hours. Examination proved the sup
posed quinine to be " Rough on Rats"
ALL LEFT IN THE NIGHT.
DR.. O.C. Stallings. large farmer near
Dawson's. this county, rang his tarm-bcll
one morning recently. and was surprised
that none Of his hands came to Work;
Upon examination he found that all had
lett during the night except two pima
ones. who could not see how. TO trayei.
He supposed they went to Tarboro' to be-
come "ex0dusters.
TOBACCO IN PITT COUNTY.
The farmers in Pitt county have expert
mented with tobacco, and are encouraged
to ouadruple their crop. A colored man
paid gentleman who knew something. OF
tobaccO-oulture $50 to give him instruction
for managing a fOur-acre crop last year,
and he says it was the best money he ever
spent.
TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Sheriff Tucker carried two colored con-
victs TO the State penitcntiary Monday
from the Pitt Superior Court.
CUTTING scEAPE.
A serious cutting affair occurred at Pal
mvro between white man named G. V.
Andrews and n colOred man named TAYLOR.
Ii was not fatal, however, III either case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22

ByJ H. Valentine Auctoncer,
George Il. Valentine and II. Benson, statesmen
400 o..t Main afrcet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22

WANTED, TO EXCHANGE $50
w FEET OF GROUND on Grove road for
some improved property, or would exchange for
a farm near ctr. N. c. STAPLES & CO.,
IA l7-eodSt HOAX Hain street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
BY John 7. GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneor,
Bank and Eleventh streets

HlRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il THE SMALL FRAME DWELLING no 81
GITWER STREET. NEAR TAX CORNER OF
MOORE STREET.-By virtue of q certain deed
OF trust executed to tho undersigned, bearing
dnte on tho 18th day 0f January, lso2, and re-
corded in Tho clerks Office oftbo Hicnmond Chan
Gerry Court in Doed-BoOk 1876 c, page S33. default
having been made in the payment OF the debt
secured thereby, aud being required 90 10 90 by
the beneficiary Will sell al public auction, on
the premises. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1890.
az AZ o'clock +. NJ. that SMALL TWO-STORf
FRAME DWELLING No. sill Giimer.street. con
tanning three rooms. Tho LOT has 'front.' OF
a. feet aud n depth OF about 20 feet.
IERMs: LiDernl, and announced 40 sale.
fnlg RICHARD W. JONES, Trustee.
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Use is-wiy.ss a-weowiyI
LOST, srnAYED. AND FOUs u.

ON JANUARY is. 1890, THERE
~ was stolen iron the counter Of this bank
several NEGOTIABLE NOTES, payable ut the
bank OF Burton, Hubbert Il Co. and Francis.
Conway 4 fiubbsrA kadford, Va. The public IL
hereby warned not 70 trade for any notes paya-
bic at the above bank until they have conferred
with us. BURTON. HUBBERr 4 CO.,
10 2i-3t Bankers. Eaaford. Va
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TRAINS NORrHWAKD.
DsIly


Nos 10. IS. e. q ~. andes mako n0sf'rs y,.
n and y SOP "a sigoal siNenche .t.g i..Ff.t
Rlufl. Ccn:ralia. AMI Chester. sos BE- "a ~, aat
81 will siop at all stat lus t1r la-snrg .r.
PULL8AN-CAR skAsI,a
On Trains nos. Il ami % sleep ny-ca-s .,.vss,
Now YORK aud Tampa. FLA lfif jazz.
On Trains Nos Is al I slefllly-rs.s r.If.fl
Washington and Charleston ..t i.-
Jacksonville GA If.in NJ. D. t'.'. r...t
tctween Was1ingtYn ami I10f.I.... Nl
Trains Nos. IS. yi ana - slice .i-.rlrt ..fr..s
Jarksonvilio and Now York. or N.. s
an1 g s.eeging-ca,s betscon "l.t...... e.i
1homasrile e.. ga.
in edition i0 fte ahoyo
THE NEW lO8K AND Fi0WDt s'..tf.
consisting Of vc.iibuie pluma1rarsD .....
Pirhmon. sOuth.iound 20 CO. d.. o. .. .
day-. Wedncsiay., aui frilsYs al l.4.0. I.,.
tcrsburg north-h0uni ~ A. ~. ol ...a.s.
THURSDAYS, nuf saturday. tTan .4.e -
charged on ihis fcain
Tng ONLY ALi-RAm LrSg 10 y0Rflts.
R,chmo5ldTI'',..15.nA.w xor,a,sA'.''"..' Pr
Redmond. 49, B.. n. N0r'Nls ..... tl. b. NJ
Norfolk .......'s..JA. ~ Krhm01f..I. g. NJ.
Norfolk .....'5 l0P s. kich MUrI. b. NJ
Ths trains leaving tcnmon4 n f Do H
Norfolk ~ ~. ". arr -Il.f f-ai1s r.frH.l r...s
two pOiuts, and pas-'Ht'rH 90 'nr.N.1
change Of cars. 1lo'o c0snr- Sons Rf. ..'. .sf5
Al pe,ersburg by the p B.. A. .0a.n f. ...
m0nd aud the SO 4. +. lraln fr.n N.rf
Trains leaving Nrhm1ll 49, HI .. r. sr
1879 p. ". ani arciv,r1 at R.amonI %, .t.h s..
~. and 6o5 - ". m.zn connection at I...-
burg 10 ami fro~ farmy.Ii', A}uc1'Grg. ,.l
'''''' X NJ SICILY. saper.a.saisa.
T. T. u. NYsRS. Gener-. 'tl'.'u'eI
Z. II. EHgas1S. General las8,nge~ Ag...
SOL. HAAS. Trade hanaz DOG.
DICHMOND. FkEDaRlCkSBl ~
Ia AND POTOMAC RAJ ROAD s.frfu..
commencing JAM ARt i, t,,3.eas.s.i
stanfsri tine
"a A. ". leaves Byr i-Sfrf.. "a .l ta
stops only q. Ashland, r.,.fe. ~
for, ana Tr.f'f rAsIlrg, N.n.. .lrI
NrteRafar Sleeper 30 Nn.H'rI.n
AMI Ncw York Does lo. s.l as
tiba.
g:oo P. NJ leaves Byrls'raoi Staten i4gr. sr.
cep. sunday
cap. ~ leaves Byrl-stree, station falT
':i3 T.. y. lrht.' hy' l-rit i1.-
stops only ~ BDfla f. N.'ri So
tf.i ricNousa Shopper tDfm..l
s,nA. NJ. arrives a. Byri s.r,-i station ia..
Sleeper frurl New .rE
esp. NJ. arrives 80 Byri-Swea. .alll is
st0ps as froier rf...rL
gnih well. an1 A-lilli. '.rfp
Washington AMI Sow YORK .... -s
stop ~ E.l1.
sos p. u arrive, aYr!-stroof station daily
Stops only 20 i.elorrssaIIk ...-
20. and Ashlful.
9G3P ". arr goa rs fyrj-or'ei eiA.lJl lal.h
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAiNt
DAILY gNCsFl srtNAft
G4sA. ". leaves KluA Arrigel - Ashiali G
.oap n acc5mmoiatlon leaves Bg-i si-e..
station. arrives AZ AslIeli s.. f .. 'l
cop 3. loavcs Rlha arrived at As4.ali Al
ei5A. NJ. srr'yss Elo,. Leave Ashland a.in
~. H .,...,,,,otatio, ar-fg.s AZ Nrtl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
YORK-RIyERLINE, vIAWEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 800 L. NJ.
4 OCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. stops
IL al all stations. At Le5tor Manor CONNECTS
with stage for WalkertOn. aso, connects with
Baltimore steamer AZ Vest Point
TRAIN No. 80, 4:30 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sunday,
ID for West Point, connecting with YORK
River steamers for Baltimore. At baitino-e
steamers connect with Baltimore and ohio rail-
roai for Washington, Phll8felT hia, aud New
York FARE Richmond 10 Baltimore, 81: 10
Waehlngton, e.; 10 Philadelphia, SLeO; New
York. $50. .,
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE
y. NJ.
TlOR WEST POINT, daily except sunday,
Il thence by Richmond and Dalyille railroad
IN Richmond, arriving AT gao A. ". aud 100 a.
NJ. aud connecting with Train No. "a. SEQ
Train No 5f-yirgnia and North Carolina ox-
TRAIN No. 10, 7:40 A. NJ.
r OCAI- MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
= Twenty-slghth street for West Point AID
intermediGt9 points
1fcket-ofiice az station foot Of Virginia street
city ticket orice--corner OF Tenth and hsin
streets. ...
SOL HAAS, JAS l. TAYLOR,
TRAFFIC Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH s. POTTS. Division Passenger Agen.
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 MaIn street

UCTION SALE OF THREE
n BRICk lENEMENTs on THE Nokl II
SIDE or BROAD BETWEEN SEVENTEEN II
AND EIGHTFENTu STREETS, AID KNOW
As Nos 1914. 1916. AND l7is EAST BROAD
sTREEE-At the request Of the owners wa Snail
offer for sale at public auction, upon tho Pro
misses, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY %, 1890,
n. o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scrihed.
water. and culYert connections.
The lots front about - feet each ana run back
10 feet inchc. 20 an alloy fee' wide
This property, II put IN thorough order or pn1l-
Cd down ana REBUILT, Will rent weg. his Oilers
a gool opportunity 10 builder q purchase tho
whole property and erect three or four nicc
dwellings. o,..-,,,.,- ,,o
TERMS. At sale. SOllvN ~,
ia ig Aucti0ucers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22

tho new BLOOD aud Skin Purifier and purest and
best lIumOr Remedies. internally aud CUIICURA,
tho great Skin Cure, and CUTIcURA SOAP, an e1-
auisite SKIN Beautiner. externally. cure oyery
species Of itching. burning, scaly, anu pimpy
humors aud diseases II the skin, scalp, ana
blood. with loss of hair, when al known rene
dies fail.
sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcURA, aoe. SOAP,
&C.; EEsOLYEST, 81. Prepared Dy tho fO1rEk
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
to send for GLOW TO Cure skin Diseases" 81
pages, 80 illustrations, and iOO Testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-22
BY 7. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
- Eleventh street.
nFREMPTORY SALE OF IN
l. PROVED AND UNlMPROYED PROPERTY

nEREMPIDkN > A IL IL VI I'M
PROVED AND UNlMPRONED PROPERTY
on WEST LEIGH STREET On
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I'D, At O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
I SIXTY FEET Front at northeast corner
Of Leigh and Dinnoen streets
2. LOT twonty-si1 feet front adjoining above
with substantial DWELLING thereon containing
eight rooms AMI three closets, TWO coa-houses.
ana most excellent water 100 yard.
g. LOT just eaat Of above, fronting forty feet
4. FRAME DWELLING containing five good
rooms on lot fronting twenty feet
T. LOT cast OF above fronting slxty-six feet on
Leigh street
BON OF the dwellings have been recently
built. and have readily commanded good occu-
pants. ,
Intending purchasers should not fail 10 attend
this snle, As the real estate market IS now duii,
which is the time that prudent people buy. Per-
sons with small means con mako arrangements
to pay most Of tho purchaso-monoy ~ monthly
navments T.. 4. CAlLlS,
1aI21L1Gi9,2i,29 Auctioneer.
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DgPAREUHE or sEEAEEE-
old DOMINION STEAM Nc.
" EMP COMPANY Lb9.,e

OLD DOMINION STEAM tl.r1e
" EMP COMPANY LA9,.,>
FoR NEW YORK
e.esmers Leave klrnnoEI kfnhf A. - NO
snd FRIDAY as J.. NJ. .AnfoS. ciD-oi 80
hour DstDro sailing time.
steamers leave Nov Y0gk Tor ki0Ani lA
EVKkY WEDNESDAY anu SATURDAY ~ p
NJ. arriving ia hNcbmoai AOHDAf AMI F4''
DAY MckslsSa.
Passenger Accommodations unsrr lA''eL
Catiu faro ~ Nes / OK "a Jalie7-.i'''
ropte inclLiing meals aui bef.l .-..-..s -
Kound.tflD ucsct. AlJite1 - G4y 'a'' ,
af,ar date ~ Issue. - -
fte.~aee WITH slf Hatenee .........--.t..
Stcevage without subsistence. ...-..-..... ~
cain fare uis Chesapeake aai ono fal- ,..,
cshia faro giI Richmond aai Feisrsolrg ., ,,
railroad. ...-..t+. o.. q, '.'-. Id 4
Tickets eau 90 CHAINED 8. A. ". CAREERS 49,
Mar street. Cnesspe1ks aai oAio AL 500
uOut ant Petersburg cop,ts, 'hl a. t"N.1 '''
ollcos. 1871 NAN street.. gli wharf. t,rk9..''
frsiglI forwarded AID - 94-h jas ~ A@-'"s
lssIcd f0r pOllis beyond Row AofN
Frri.ns rocoisei daily IuA. a r. n ,..-,,.v -
Ts.ssnsors tenung richmond on bDHDAi
TirESDAIa. GDNE,DA1,. thu hoJA >, a.
SATURDAYS BY Tho Chesapeake sai '-.' -
way trts NeWpOrs AeUsi .. $40 - - a. .
0y Richmond ami Petersburg faiifo8i az
dayD al s.lJ a. ". wiA mh2e coarnrt'A -
NORFOLK Vith stoAmee leaving ttoso iafA
6EOE6L N. ALLtA s Co.. Agents.
NJ 1874 Main s.rsc. hn4
eur ComIauY's wharf. hoskstA
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ITCHING ANDBUKNIN

Ihave been anlicted since last March WIN n
ek disease the doctors called eczema. Wy fRce
was covered with scabs and sores, ana the ilch-
inc and burning were almost unheRreble- sec
ing your CUTICURA RENGDIRs 80 hiehIy recon-
mendsd concluded 20 give them q trial. using
tho CTTIcrRl and CUrICURA SOAP externally
and REsoLvBsr Internally for tour months. l
cali myself cured, in gratitude for which make
this public statement
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PEE&ON Al.

NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY AP-
~ POINTED THEODORE h. BOSChEN ny
agent To MANUFACTURE BOOTS, >HUks, aud
UPPEkS az No. 2li north fifth street. In tho city
OF Richmond, 70 buy and sell Tor can only
JOHN II. BOsCilkN.
January O. 1890 ia lO-42t
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2EXCELLENr MULES. HORSES. and DIX
LIVERY WAGONS, sill IN good condition;
ALARGE STATIONARY ENGINE aud valuable
aud complete outfit OF COPPER KETTLES,
MACHINERY, and TOOLS for manuiac-
turing plain and fancy candies.
HORSES AND WAGONS Will DO sold IN 'front.'
OF tho store, llli east Main street. AZ ll;3l H. N.
Immediately after the engine aud all machinery.
Dealers and consumers are requested 10 IN
spect the stock, machinery, and fixtures ~ l+st
east Main street.
Sales will DO made in lots. largo or small. 70
suit the wishes u all purchasers, ana VIII 90
continued from day to day till completed. All
sales for each.
Great bargains may be secured by small deal
ers Ia all parts OF Tho city by buying their stock
now much cheaper than they can elsewhere NJ
regular rates. Call early before tho stock Is
picked over
A complete inventory "a IN the hands Of tho
trustee, who will furnish al dosiled intorma-
ton. II. W. clANPhh, ifu~te
The sale Of CANDIES, FANCY GkuCkklh +,
CANNED GOODS. TOBACCO. Sc, Will be az ~
Z. NJ. and continue from dag % day.
NOTiCE-Au persons indebted 10 MI. r.
NEUKATH vii please setile with mo ~ oh'n' %
all claims duo % him can b. colle'tei only by
me. H. ". - WI J. ~ ID,
TMBEaLAKE K rRAYsgB, Auctioneers. "a -
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FnANx D. HILL. & Co., Auctioneers.

VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHHOND-TO WIT:
l. Charles ". GOddiu, clerk OF the Chancery
Court Of tho city Of Richmond, do hereby ceruly
that on the lin day Of January, 1890, Harvey
Wilson duly qualified in my said court as spe-
cial commissioner, and gave bond as such ac-
cording % law. q
Given under my hand this IAN day OF Janu-
airy, 1892 CHARLES W. GODDlN'
in IL Clerk.