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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
OYSTER-PlRATES.
NORTH cARoLiNlANS WANT THE DE-
pReDAToas ARRESTED.
Sam Jones to Preach I'm tho Twin Cities
y, NJ. G. a. State Association-sena-
tor Lawiess Ineligible IA Fro
Commissioners.
rcorre.DOudencc Of tho Richmond DI.ps,ch.l
NORFOLK, January g. 1890.


NORFOLK, January g. 1890.
Tho North Carolina Sound people. who
are hostile 10 theNuginia and Maryland
ovstcrmen doing business IN that section,
are ur0iny the authorities to place police
or military force Mt Coinjock Bridge and
arrest all oyster-iadeD vessels gong out OF
the State through the Albemarle and
Cheeapcakc canal and hold them for trial.
The Norfolk oystermen insist that they
End no hostility whatever among the peO-
nIe Of North Carolina who work on tho ovs-
fer-beds. because they are well paid by the
non.resideuts tor all the oysters taken out
of the State, and owing to the crop failure
this season the cash has been great relet
10 the poorer classes. VINO nave found re
munerative employment IN Clustering and
The venerable Elias g. BRIDGES. the old
est citizen OF Portsmouth. died this morn
ING. aged eighty-three years; He was well
known and greatly respected.
PROSPECTIVE POLICE CHANGES.
A noyy Board of Police and Fire Commits
eioners cornDosed Of w. s. Langhorne,
John T. King, ]. T. Anderton, and Frank
X. Wannvcott, was elected by the Ports
mouth CITY Council last night. Changes
VIII be made in the force.
Rev. Sam Jones has informed the COM
mittee appointed by the churches here that
lie can WISH NoFlOlh III JAho VI O't''Ni
and hold meeting. The committee unanl-
mously resolved TO accept June, and so no.
tilted the famous evangelist.
Littleton W. Roberts. formerly we'll
known businessman of Norfolk, died at
his residence on York street yesterday.
Rev. DR.. J. Il. Newton. Of Richmond,
will brrin mission at st. Luke's church
tonight, to continue one week.
State-Senator J. T. Lawless was noml-
10 "a
police and fire commissioner, but Just
before the vote was taken IN the City
Council it was ascertained that he was IN
eligible and had 10 be dropped.
FOR AN APPROPRIATION.
The Board. Of Water Commissioners has
asked the City Councils for 100000 to i'm
prove the machinery at the pump-works,
There was a slight fall Of hail last night.
Sheriff L. p. Bunting, Of the county, an
anti-Nahoncite, IS in Washington with the
rest Of the politicians.
Joseph l.. Bilisolv has been elected dele
gate TO the Grand Lodge OF the Golden
Rule in Richmond on the 10th instant.
The Young Mems Christian Association
committees are busy preparing for the
meeting Of the State association IN Ports
mouth next month.
Bishop Randolph VIII commence his
rounds in this section on the 2tth.
The funeral of the wife Of Colonel VII
liam White took place in Portsmouth tins
afternoon. She died near Charlottesville
VestCrlaV u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

by George W. Mayo, Auctioncer.
duo. T. Laueh,oD. Jr. Sslesmany
No. u Ninth street.


rTyRUSTEE'S SALE OF ALL OF THE
j. MILLS, STEAM ENGINE. MACHiNEk1,
sHAFTfsG, HANGING. PyLLEss :, bsLp.N,S'
NESS. TOGETHER WITH A LARGE srot + ~
COFFEEs, SPICES, FLAvO1iSG>, SAMPLE
BoTr &C., BELONGING 10 Tue
VIRGINIA STEAM COFFEE AND sFiCh
tue Of a decd Of trust from W. X. d. Ca
coyno 20 tho undersg1ei, ~ trustee, OF re-
cosd 10 the Clerks ofilce Of the Cbancery Nours
OF the city OF Richmond. sDsn sci n, PusnS
auction at the dates anil places named Ia th'
following order:
ON MONDAY THE 1871 INSTANT.
Mt 1870 A. NJ. at the auctioD-house OF George W.
Mayo. No ~ ninth streei, all OF the STOCK OF ,.s
COfFEtS OF ali grades, blNhh,, tLoss -
CELERY-SRED, FLAX-sEED, MACE. GIN
NAMON, MUSTARD. 81. Junh's BkEAD,
PEPpEkS. ALL-sPfCE. VANILLA BEANS.
FLAYOkINGS, a.. Many Of these gooo AZ arc
IN gram and ground. GLASS snoW-BoT-
TIES. OFFICE FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS: CAST.
on TUESDAY rug i4rH INSTANT,
Of 1850 A. ~. at tic mills, in alloy between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets ana ba,W'en
Main and Cary streets. IN rear oil y, 2ae s,p,,
bskery. the following MAcaI"Ekf. FIX
TUkE,, sc. -. ,
several PLATFORM and other SCALES, 2
ROAsTERS, & sINDoTONs, CANDY OVEN,
COFFEh-GRTNLER COFFEE RAYS, 20
GAKDU~ MIL. are BUR MIL. h0 ~, :
GOMkkN l. PROVED ran, PHiN l-aI -
and HOPPER. FEED CUTTER, Cutt B.
BINS. COFFkE-iOr PHH; ! 10" ncI ~ ~,
MILL, FANS. GRIT-sEP AKAloRS, lot Of
BRANDS. ~EtVE-:
l iC-nORsE POWER STEAM-ENGiNE, Win a.
tachmCns -
A large loi Of SHAFTING, COUNTER SHAFT
IN8. PULLEYS, HANdINGs, BELliNG>,
AMI other ma hincry,
LATHE, with necessary tools;
1PEACH MILL ana BOLT tR, said 70 Do oi great
value:
with many other articles pertaining 70 this bust
ness
An unusual opportunity ~ offered any ono
wishing 90 conduct IN Hame bu,iue-s. snd II no.
col ~ 2 whole 10 Will Do soll in detail
TEENS: At sale. tRANh VI. NDbN'
Trustee.
GEORGE W MAYO. Auctionoer. .a9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
Received Her Appointment.

GoocHL,ND C. H.. Va, January 9, 1890.
To tie Editor of ne DiSDGich IT,.
Mrs Marietta Branch received her APP
noiutment today as postmaster at this
place rice C.. II. Powell Democrat. re-
moved. The appointee is a Democrat and her
father and brother stelwart Democrats. Is
not this the frat appointment Of the kind
made IN the State or probably the United
StatesY The Office pays about three hun;
dred dollars a year and there were several
Republican aspirants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
AGAINST THE CHARTER.
Petition To the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ccndi-
tion Hopeicss-Mr. Richardson Dead.
rsnac,at ,eieyran 20 tho Dispatah-l

D.xyrIIr. VA. January s.-Joseph Neal.
the emplovc OF the Riverside Cotton-Millss
who was cut and dangerously wounded
Yesterday by ". J. sykes, mere boy, -
Still living. Int the doctors pronounce his
case hopeless. sykes has been jailed,
Inc Venerable Mr.. Robert Richardson,
whose illness has been mentioned, died
this morning. lie was formerly of Flu
wanna county, but for the past ten years
has b been Lying w nroor ns sg Of the Hfns
Ton. The remains left here tonight to DO
taken 10 Fiuvanna for internent.
The CITY Councils proposition to ask the
LEGISLATURE 10 amend the city charter
meets with strong opposition, which was
crvstallized to-day in petition. TO the le-
eislature not to pass any amended charter
without first submltt.ng it TO the people IN
mass-neeting assembled or otherwise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
YORK-RiVERLINE, vIAWEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAvOgIrE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE KICHMoHD:

LEAVE klCHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 3 - T. NJ.
r OCAL EXghE =, daily except sunday. Stops
u afall sJs-oas - Lester MAJOR connects
with stage for Naikertou a'so, connects with
Baltimore stcauer at West Point.
TKijS 30. g i:21 z. u.
DALTINCRE LlNt I'D. daily except sunday,
40 for West FONT, connecting with YORK
River st-amer, for Baltimore. AZ baltimore
steamers c. meet vita baltimore aud OHIO rail-
roai for Washington, Philadelphia, aud New
York FARE nichmond 70 Baltimore. 81: 90
Washington. -; 20 PhnadslonIa, :Ab1; Sew
sTEAISRs LEAVE BALTIMORE 400 P. N.
nor WISE POISr daily except sunday,
A thence BY richmond aud Daayilie railroad
u Ricnmon., arriving az $40 4. y. ani llN0 4.
NJ, aud connecting w!ib Train No. =. SEQ
Train No. 5s--Nirs.nia add North Carolina cx-
press.)
TRAIN No. II, 40 A. "a.
I oCAL, MlxGD. daily except sunday. leaves
IL Tweniy-aigh,h streci for West Point aad
intermediate polu,s.
TicKet-ofice az station foot OF Virginia street.
City ticset-offce--ccrner OF Tenth and Main
streets
sOL HAAS, JAMES l. TAYLOR.
fra1ic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH .. POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
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To Eject His Successor.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. January s.--The
asylum directors after days session adj
iourned this evening 10 meet again ON the
9TH Of February, when q successor to DR..
John Cloptcn. first assistant. physician,
take eject on April 18th. viii be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
Advanced Nail Scale.

rspecia Telegram 10 ihs Disoa'ch.l
WHEELING, W. Va. January s.-The
members of the Western Nail Combination
met here to-day and advanced the selling
scale from a $3.50 basis 10 $3.50 basis.
All the mills in the ASSOCIATION were repre-
cepfnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
BY Quarlcs & McCurdy
haal LsLn.n An.LlOleers.

GEoRGE W. NAY0. AucLIoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
BY Il. b. Chanu b Co.,
hoai ks-ato AuctOneor.,
~. uorih re1tn street
rURUSTTFS' AUCTION SALE OF

H1RUSTLtS' AUCTION SAIL Cl
1 BRICK DIV LING o. EAST SIDE or
EIGHTH STREET BEYOND LtlrH, Dt,lt-
MATED As SO. t5}, AND Cont tlNING tiGt !
Rooms AND KfrCHEN---Of ~ r ct ftOH
EY 40 FEET DEEP I'D An tLiLE.-hy viz
tue OF two deed Of trust, tina trst recorded m
Deei-Book $50 e., p8go 49,, ani tie second in
Doel-BooA i3l O., pss- q Richmond Clan'er
Court, The unirrsigue 2, az tho request or bone
GcIarlr- for dciaul' 10 payment az debts secured,
will sell bg puhiir auction on The prom SEES On
TUESDAY, JANUARY ~, 1870,
al 4.3) 0'clu-k T. NJ, Thar g. x AIN LOT OF
LAND. VITA The MpRO' tMENi THERE
Of. lying "a Tie Of ef Mrhmuni Oh he easE
side of fishth street. nearly opposite tue CIty-
Spring l1t
The LOr fronts % feet with q depth o. i3e feet
according 10 first iced. and - feet according 10
las, deed, an alley 30 feet wido.
The DWELLING contains eight rooms. ~ nice
order, is located Ia convenient aud desirable
neigh porh0OJ, and Will make nco home or
yiod a good ron al
TEAMS: By consent, one fhiri cash. balance
10 three equal payments OF AK, twelve. end
2 ghteen months, with q per cent. interest, ~
cured hy deed OF trust. or oil cash NC option OK
purchaser JULIUS olKAUS,
y. B. CHAFFiN.
W =. NE~l WOOD.
Trustees in first docf;
JAMES PLtA~ANl-,
1-lstcs in Second ceed.
Sale by X. B. CHAFtIs & CO.. Auc i0nsers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
ii SUIT AND WARDROBE, MAkbLE-lO ~,
AID Fancy IA3LEs. ELEGANI MALNUr
BUFFET, ANTIQUE MAHOGANY IAB.bS'
PARLOR FURNITURE, SEW CkVS hsh ~
pRINTING-PkESS AND TYPE, &c, Al AUC-
TION TO-DAY.-Commoncins at iO4 O'Clock
TODAY
I shall sell ri my auction-ro)ms many valuaDie
articles Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE amongst
fVERY HANDSOME BEvELLFD.GLASS WAL
nut CHAMBER SUIT, with WardroDe 70
maich-to be sold for trustee. he $50
is positive aud tho Furniture ns Eoo1 as u9 ~
livery LARGE AID BEAUTIFUL WALNOI
NARBLg-TOP RI fFET-very little used
10 or 70 NEW MARBLE-fOP and tANCt CEN-
Several An fIoUE MAnOGANY TABLES;
? SET N VgRY GOOD SECONDHAND tARLoK
HAIR end HUCK-HATrREssEs and Pill
LOWS.
case Of FIRFNENS HATS.
with many MIsCELLANEJCS ARTICLES.
ALSO,
.00l GRANITE PLATES,
BIO SETS Of CUPS and SAUCERS:
% D. COKArED BASINS;
IHAND-LEVgR PRINTiNG-PREsS, with Typo
and appurtenances. Cost So. Now "a good
a. new GEORGE W. MAYO,
ia Aur'oh'er'
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A ? RIO N | n B \ 7
REGULAR PHYSICIAN
OF NEW YORK CITY GIVES THE FOLLOW
ING DIRECTIONS
FOR PREVENTING
AND
CURING
INFLUENZA.
" LA GRIPPE"

"Evaporate morning and evening few table
spoonfus Of PONDS EXTRACT and inhale the
vspor. Pour the PONDS EXTRACT into "A tin
cuu, which hold over the flame OF a LAMP; hold
he nose over The cup that the vapor may bs iu-
hailed. BY this treatment the membrane OF the
nose and throat will DO in such condition that il
will resist tho poisonous action OF the germs
which are the cause Of tits disease. and II tho
germs have already been inhaled thcy will DO
destroyed. The SYMPTOMS Of La Grippe are
Inflammation OF the lining mem brane OF the nose
which may extend to tho lungs. with cough,
sneezng, runnius at the nose, and, perhaps,
severe aching pains and high fever"
These directions are for PONDS EXTRACT
only. il may be unsafe to use any other article
IN this way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
.rcrroS sALEs-rhi. Dsy.
By n. W. Dove.
Real Estate Auctioueer.
'URrE
rrRusrEE,s SAFE or 4 THREE Il5', 2


yx,prrsTrF's SALE OF THREE
n sy.iL TESEM ENTs ON WKBsrsR.
STREET SEAR soppInS'x Ext p Sooh Az Z
ms r, EXECUTION OF deed OF trust IRON Dan
,si Hepds 500 % \. W Bo.e and ID. william n,I ~
T 1s, dsteI 9th December. 1889, ana du,y
aln,P tx in tho Hcurlco County Court. defsuit
n.ylns, been made Iu the payment OF tle no,os
,hsreny secured. aud bong required 70 70 20 "
W. hoIdor OF the said notes will sell ny nuc-
top. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY ., loyo'
=, o'clock r. NJ, the THREE TfNEMENTs
mentioned, win the lot, fronting q ~ ices
en- the south side OF Webster street. neginn,ns !.
,si AZ feet east OF Goddin strert. aud running
800 bstween rsrallel lines l79 feet 70 tho mid
die of t5acou's- Quarter branch.
Here 10 your chance 20 Buy small houses nnt
have no city taxes 10 pay. .., -,
TERMS: Cash runicieut u pay the expenses , OIL D.
sale and note for $40 81. with interest lrou,
January 1. 1890, aud credi, % 70 si0.D NV i
June ga 1890. aud S3lO5O until Decem Dor -, issv;
gai the residue upon credit 70 nr n nnn
ct dme OK Eale. y. ". Do 800, -
t93 surfi''"s - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

RICHMOND. VA, December q. 1883.
TBE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
i PACKAGES, remaining. unclaimed In the
possession Of the hichmoud and Danville Rail-
road Company, will BE- sold 10 The highest bidder
by George ". Mayo, auclioneer. al 80. 70 north
MINI street,
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1890,
according TO law, sa ne having remained un-
claimed ;or periOd Of sixty days OF more:
! hex HOUs zuOLD GOODS consigned 70 Mrs.
Alice shelton
SULKY PLOW aud 1 CIDER PRESS consigned
20 Hall & 3olhng:
bundle OF POLES and { boxes Of c. GOODS
consigned 20 j. Leyoycratt;
/ bundle BED end ROCKING CHAIR consigned
% Hllery icharisOu
bundle SHINGLES AMI l bundle WOOD con-
signed to W. h. Bagby:
pieces Il. MILL MACHINERY and I piece r
Betting consigaed to ". W. Murphy
barre SUNDkiEs consigned 10 1EoE4as PAGE.
DO 251Ja2,9,lG l. II. LEA. Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
REPUBLICANS APATHETIC.
Inspecting The AsyIums-The Fire and
Police Bill.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspstch.l
prrrpsRupG Va. January 3. 1890

Correspondent OF the hichmond DIspsfn.I
PFrEEsBURG, VA. January 9, 1890.
Mrs. Josephine King, wife of Mr.. X. II.
King. of Greenosville county. died very sud-
denly night before last. Deceased was a
daughter Of the late Samuel Ford, and was
a most amiahle and lovable lady, possessed
of all the noble traits OF true wOmanhood.
She was universally respected III the
county Mr.. King lost 4 grown son not
more than a month ago, and MS deep
Addiction attracts the sincerest sympathy.
Under the many announcements OF can
didatcs for Office now being made public
the political situation here Is getting al
most rs warm as IS usually the case on me
eve OF our municipal election. The an
nouncements are all made subject to the
action Of the Democratic convention. and
the election of delegates to that conven-
ton promises to be IA matter OF very lively
interest to the community. Apparently
the Repuidicans are taking no interest IN
tho municipal election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

7. 7. D. Mfkt', Isnef Al % i'm sonIohI'
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
IA RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOL lnME ISL
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANUARY :. 1900
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 2 - 4. II.
COCTHFRN EXPIRES, daily. Tor Danyilic,
= Greensboro. Win5,on-~aiefu. Dlrnnm, RAJ
leigh, NandIemsn, salisbury, AsncUi q, lot
Springs, Charlotte. COlumnla. Aiken, A.
glsia, Albania, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
Orleans. Tex - aud California. Pullman palace
sieeping-cars Richmond % DRnyllle and Danyillo
b. AsuoYiIe, Augusta, birmingham, and Sew
Orleans
TRAIN No. 81, 10:l5 4. ".
VTlRGtNIA AND NOrlH CAROLINA EH-
PRES daily. for Burheytiir. a. stations
on tho Norfolk and Western railroad. Lynch
burg, knoxU le. Chattanooga. Men yhls. and
Nashville. also. for kry,yidf. Ciarsayille, OK
ford Bender- n. Durham, AMI Raleigh. ms
tram goes through sold 10 Raleigh.
TRAIN NJ. aO, G.. 81.
I'AST MAIL, daily TOR ali point on tho Farm
Il VILE aui POWhatan rairoai, D1nyilie,
Greensboro. Win-t0u-> allen, hAielgn. Char.
lotto, Asaoyile, Co um BIZ. Augusta. = Iia,
Birmingham, Nonig Omery, New ORLEANS, Texas,
and Ca iioruia. pullman palace sleeuin2-cars
Danviue 20 Augusta and Atlanta. aud 10 Greens
boroi sleeper ~ AshesIlle 20 Norris O1u, Tenn.
TRAIN No. 30. 6 r. A..
MELTA ACCOMMODA lON, daily except
n sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. i4s6.g0 4. VI.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except sunday. freight
~ train Win coach GttacLei, .or Clover, Va,
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND:
Train no. 81 ~ sis A.. NJ. No. 81 al $50 r. NJ 4,
and 30. s. a. i:.0 Z. VI.
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>. ". f.A AAAl.h.
General Southern Agent, Orl-e n3,-o..A
-. l.. tLlDE 8 CO.
&c. GcGcral Ayeu.3 fIilG40. yhla-
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT =,

Ahf''AFAA 80 La TO i''f-N ~ -
' COMPANY Tor SORtO IS, es-1s-sasN-'
FORl>MOU III. SENYOhl MEMS, ll.Nt--
MONT, and dBEEs-hIhtN LAND Ms direct
by ctegaLt sal1 con steanict ARikl, leaving Nit--
uouG tvkHf MOSutf. WEDNESDAY, sni
FRIDAY al A. 81. clreet--5rs % duec.y 10
steamers wharf
Connections at Norfolk closely win al iines
for northern citlos same after 00l, Jamos rlqer
by laYligh Gfea. tourist lluo. rHeapes. route.
Through tickets on steamer and ~ Osf Der =
Agency, 1919 Main sree- Baggage chtckr
through. S.ats-rJOms engaged tJr lay or Hign.
Freight received aal.y for NOVtoLh FOki .
MOUTH, Old POINT, A EAANDNIA, ALLAN
TIC AND DANVlLLE slA ions, aui WASH
INGIOS. D. G., an p iul5 ma ts-ierf< North
Car0!ina, Eastern Eirgiuia, aQl al regular land
ings on tie James ana hApD 4Aaun)ck rivers, a,
lowest yates and through hiis Issued.
LUCIES b. rtIUAi. Nics-Fresiieni.
no. ii1 Main street ana .ork ~
irvIl WIFE arH ElrI.nt nd "a ...--..r llsnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

nd not bcIleV0 Il hAu eVcf tAiNItH
Al the close of the discussion Mr.. Ed
muuds's amendment was agreed 10 by q
party vote ISL TO 2N and the resolution
thus amended was adopted-Mr. VOORHEES,
remarking that he would find some way tc
ascertain the judgment of the Law Depart
ment on the action Of it's subordinate.
After the disposal of some routine mat
tors the Senate proceeded 20 the conside.
ration Of executive business, and at SIX
adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
lEy,s WIS can, fisisa, sad ps,seager Assa.,
OLD DOMINION SrEAM- ID
~ SUP CO3rANY m


steamers leave kchm0ni LVzar TT ssJAf
aud falDA4 o. 4. u. ..An.!eog closed obs
hour oo.,re aa,lng tim9.
steamers Leave New York FOR Ricnmoai
EyEAl WEDNESDAY, ana -Afl hDAl So T.
NJ. arriving IA hehm0sd AONOAf AMI FIJI
DAY NSKNlSe..
Passenger accommodations nnsGrpAs5oL
Cabin faro % New tOck "a Jsmos1y9r
rOGie dnc.GGsue meas sSi Dertlal.., ,.--.sJn
Eounl-tr.D tlrsctA ADlsel ~ tnirty daH
after date Oh .3s ~. r...s.....s.....s-..'- "a -
Storage, Win s4Daiais 1co .s....-........ W
storage, wltnOlt aupsisicacc. ............ -
CAuiD fare ~ Chesapeake And ohio rail-
,sisroe, ........-.. 10 -
Tlcs els can % Ootatred a a. W. CARRIER :, ~
Nain sloes Inesapes.s aai Onto and $50
nOnd aad pesersDurs 9epota. aai az cgb is.3J
of1ces. 1871 Nalu street, a0a wharf. grcze,LA
Fre.gh. iorRafae1 aud Ia % "a oils 90 .A1tn<
ss.u~tA Tor polufs OeSOat Sew torl.
Frt.gnt rsc5lsea daily until y. Z. ~
I.-senx gers icaYIag ilcnm0ad on AOSDAA%
1uEsOAlS HkDNESoAIS. iHNk>DAl',. AMI
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and cAso rat,
way ,ts9 Sewpor Ncwsl 81 s.so A. N. aud
hy Rlchmond and fetssparg IallroaA same
dayu a es0 A. NJ. viii aA4e connection ~
NORFOLK nth steamer leaving those dasa
GxQRGE ". ALLEN 4 Co. Agea-.
Nc. 1904 Aaln street. All
auu CeoAraaY's wharf, koekssA
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PHILADELPHIA. RIG IL 81 -,
-.s.4zK h
ROND AID NORFOLK
IRA asdlt tOAPANE

Appon'a! Ealing Gay. Every TUESDAY
aul FRIDAY e. - y. and oGry s. NDAi AZ
D a. ~.
lroirh, Tor Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
70 ,ety tli il.3J 4. ~. f9r suns4ys steam e
ans -. SATURDAY .gat re-s1sl Ga.ly 49,
2. g..
Faro, 81
ior further information appiy -
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WANTED, By 4 YOUNG MAN
W familiar with the tobacco business, = Po-
slIION ru rNAYEL ioT soue good house. Good
references furnished. Address A., this Office.
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FoUR-sTORY RESTAURANT PROPERTY,
BE- rainn.. Q, Tho ownnr We wiz sell BY auc-

By reque-to tho owner we win sell by auc-
ton, On i1o prom,ses, On
THURSDAY, JANUARY a., 1890,
A. o'clock p. tho ntoye BROAD STREET
PROPERTY. with cOn-i-ts OF the wcli-kuo"n
exceedingly attractive AMI valuable bI7iGess
property adloniug tho hicumoui iheair ON
the south side Of Broad street between seventh
AMI Eighth street. fronting - feet on brQnl
street and Sfeufiug back between parallel
linos 1872 fe3t ID iheelre alley. ueing most al
uIraalf- arranged. spacious, slhSigiil3'' anu
mple Il v-cOu-tru ted house Of four stories
aD0ye and excellent cellar, contoiuirg, besides
the extra large and handsome sconn, abpn.
twenty 60 q rooms, nor including tAeflargc and
excellent pantry. tti hen, closet, &C, WIN not
and cod walor. aud all tho modern cohYeulchces
throuc nout high ce illngs. we'll lighted. well
ventilated. and IN perfect order VITA ample
space for such addition and enlargement s5 may
be desired.
The wou.snown popularity q this house, tho
very large patronage Whica 20 now enjoys, AMI
which IL win always command. because OF It's
pe.uliarly Advantageous location. ADJOINING our
mos popular pleasure resorts eni most central
~ located, on the most prominent business
street render Il one Of the mos attractive pro
pertlrs. whether foe business or investment, any
where % BE- i0uu1.
And on
FRIDAY, JANUARY e, iS0,
40 o'clock r.. NJ, we VIII sol on the promises,
the worry desirable COR>ER PROPERTY, sixth
Lai Leigh ,r-o;s, consisting oi lOi fronting
g. s-l2 feet on Lcigh street, running btoS ne
tween parallel lines. b. rough mea-urenent. 2
dep b OF lIg e-i2 feet, with r.tAM III DWELLING
thereon, in good oricr This property IS now
ylediug good interc5. upon The Oltlay, bu' lD-
Gated as 70 b. ln tine cOulrR part %. the Gig, win
II. neapttiul sha4o--rec-, 3D. one ~ the most de-
siranle buIlGIuy-i0fs u1or tns marget
TEENS OF NHOAD-eIREEr NALE. 1880 upon
tho following credits: s2.l.0 no Is, eighteen,
thirty, forty-two aud hity-f0ur months each. aul
sJ.alJ a. .ixtv-,iS months from January IL 1919,
Win interest thereon, payable 5rmi-gruuaily,
and secured ~ trusi-dcel upOu tho property ,
tho remainder 10 20 paid in cgsi.
Tsh9s or LElGH-~IREET SALE: one fourth In
cash. reEaindor IN three eqIhl Q ailments ~
SIX. Twelve and eighteen months, lUc notes with
interest addod ana scurel by lcel on The pro-
perry. GkOkbE :. WASH ~ sun,
f. q AucttCaeer-.
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rorresponflnFly quick time @ other pola7s-
Through bills OF !sdlng issued a. .ow t4.os.
&. a. cay .NR.
moi llari. f.lul.rr
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High. healthy location good water no malaria;
no sha0ties, no boom prices.
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GALE FOR DIVISION OF FRAME
- House AID LOT 80. 7l5 SOKFli IHiRD
STREET, BETWEEN IA ihsON AND DJN Al.
STREET-.-By direction Of tho heirs ~ Meii--a
ANA Brown. deceased, We Will o0or Tor sale,
upon tie premises, on
SATURDAY. ,JASCAgY II, 1890.
AZ ~ o'clock T. VI, tho aforementioned PRO
Perry. TIE 100 has front on me oasi line *
Third street ~ feet and nuns n6cs JED feet iO .
wide paved alley. me DIV ELLiNG coaiains
about i've rooms and is two story aud o2s3men-
IERNs: ~ sale.
QUARLEs & NcCUBDY
"a AuefInus. "a.
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nrsINTSs OpPORrINITTEs.

NOR SALE, At No. 25l1 FAST
? BFOAD SrkfET, THE STOCK and FIN,
1I-RF, Of q GROcEtY sni GktkN GROCERY
com Dined: also. HORSE and WAGON.
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