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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
FORCE-BILL BOWDEN
eselIKsp AND RELOCATED TO THE
SHADES or PRIVATE LIFE.
A Cargo Of Iron Probably Lost-whiskcy
stolen by Observation-Disclosures
ting a Collision.
corrospouacDcc Of the Richmond Di.patcb.l

tcorrespondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
NORFOLK, November 8. 1890.
Tho Democrats of this section haven't
heen so iubilant since Cleveland's election
os tbev are to-day. They fully believe the
second district is redeemed, and Force-Bill
Bowden is profoundly rebuked and rele-
gated 10 private life. At his heaviest
stroupholds his supporters deserted him
largely. Kempsville. in Prince Anne, which
usually gives q large Republican majority,
made no returns because the colored
Judges didn't put in Gil appearance and the
other Judges refused to receive votes ana
closed the polls.
THE KFMPsvIILE FIAsco.
The Democrats arc greatly disappointed
nj the result in Princess Anne. They ex-
nected zoo majority over Bowden and only
received 1865, and but for the tosco az
Kempsyille would probably have lost the
county. 1t ia said the colorred hempsville
ridges are alliance-men ana were Ia SYM
pathy with Farmer Lawson. In 1883 BOW
den's majority in Norfolk was oIs.
n was midnight before the Democratic
bonfres were started in Portsmouth, but
the boys brought out the band aud made
! it lively feli de joe for the next two hours.
AT THE WRECK.
The Merritt wrecklng- Of this
mort have arrived at the wreck OF the
Schooner Howard Smith, at Doboy, Ga,
and commenced work. The water IS SIX
feet above the deck Of the schooner and
| there is little hope of saving her. i ne
cargo of 600 tons Of railroad iron Will be
saved.
The laymen Of the Baptist churches of
this vicinity have organized working
Union with j. L. Griffin, OF Churchlahd,
president, and the other officers from tue
churches of Norfolk, Portsmouth, ana
Berkeley, The union starts out with forty
members.
BUBGLARIzED.
While Mr.. w. j. Shea, who does business
on the suburbs of Portsmouth, was attend
inc the election polls yesterday his grocery
and liquor store was burglarlzed ana
several hundred dollars worth OF goods
stolen. The whiskey was drawn from the
barrels and carried off in the new water
buckets found in the store.
The local inspectors at the custom-hOuse
commenced this morning the investigation
into the recent collision between the
steamer Colchester and steam pilot-boat
Pilot at the Capes.. &c.,
The large fleet of coal-yessels continual
" of the Lambert's-P Point piers Is com.
planned of by masters Of vessels as block
inc up the channel.
MRs. TAYLoR's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs. Baynie Tunstall Tay-
lor, wife of Mr.. Robertson Taylor, took
place Yesterday afternoon from st. Panl's
church, Rev. Beverly ID. Tucker, conduct
ing the services and was assisted by Rev.
DIR. Barton and Rev. w. S. Lloyd.
The Baptist churches of this vicinity
have all completed the election Of delegates
meets In Richmond ON the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
THURSDAY. -. NOVEMBER 6. 1890
Net Results Of Tuesdays Elections

Net Results Of Tuesdays Elections
II is an avalanche. From all sides come
contributions 10 tho Democratic victory
of Tuesday. There is nothing sectional
about IL, and the most absurd fanatic can
not charge il to the suppression OF the
negro vote" or to southern outrages."
The North, the East, the West. and
Northwest have aided the South in break
ing away from Republican rule.
The force bill is denounced and thetariff
act condemned, and the next House OF
Representatives will DO Democratic by
from sixty 10 seventy votes. This means
that Mr.. REED must retire from the speak
ership; that partisan legislation must
cease and that the pathway is open to the
election of a Democratic President.
The Virginia delegation in Congress viii
be unanimously Democratic for the first
time In her history. so far Us we can recall
at this moment.
PENNSYLVANIA leaves her Republican
mornings and elects PATTIsoN Governor.
Four years ago BEAVER (Republican) was
chosen by $4,000.
Massachusetts also gets a Democratic
Governor.
New Hampshire and Wisconsin also.
New York, Massachusetts,, New Hamp-
shire. and Wisconsin elect Democratic
legislatures, which means gain of num-
Der of United States senators for us.
The Democrats of Ohio increase their
membership in the House from five to
fourteen out of total of twenty-one. Nc
KNLEY Is defeated by a small majority.
Into his district the Republicans poured
hundreds Of thousands of dollars and WAR
WICK had to fight against Doodle, local
pride, and the great weight of speakers OF
national reputation like BLAINE and REED.
II seems but retributive justice since the
MCKINLEY bill has killed scores Of candi-
dates that Its author should now die. po-
litically.
CANNON, who is notorious as the filthy
mouthed member from Illinois, and who
was indecent beyond all parliamentary
precedent in his discussion with MIR. Nc
Apoo. acknowledges that he is defeated.
RowEIL, who is chairman Of the House
Committee on Elections, has been very
properly repudiated by his constituents.
Our Geographic dispatches are ali full OF
good Democratic news this morning.
They afford very cheerful sequel to the
proceedings of the last session of Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
HEREOlTY OF CRIME.
Curious Phases and the Direful Results oil
Inherited Disease.

Doubtless crime is often committed from
the mere love of il.
The identity of Jack the Ripper" re-
mains undiscovered, so we do not know
what impelled him 10 the commission OF
his atrocious crimes. Little doubt ne was
insane, his actions controlled by an abnor-
NAL condition of the mind; 1t IS plain
none of the ordinary reasons for crime pre-
vailed in his case. He was, perhaps, VIC
tim of some hereditary faint, which drove
HIM to acts against which his will revolted
and from which. in his rational moments.
his soul recoiled in horror.
A French novelist Of realism makes the
hero of a late novel Of such a character.
He was a locomotive engineer, O thorough
ly competent and reliable man; but If he
CHANGED to behold the white throat of a
woman, O wild frenzy seized him; he
could not control desire to plunge knife
into it.
He was aware of his Infrmity, fought 1t
with stubborn will, denied himself the so.
ciety of women, and for years controlled
himself At last he meets his fate, tnds
pleasure in her society, with no return of
his old longing for blood, until he fatters
himself he is safe. But one night she
meets him with cleaning throat bare; the
uncomfortable impulse seizes him; he can
not resist; as she throws her loving arms
ABOUT MN It NhV hhAAN NV htA
neck, and-she falls. a victim to the mad
ness Of tainted blood.
Fortunately for the victims of ordinary
forms of inherited disease, they may pro-
tect themselves before it obtains domi-
nance in the system. Inherited Kidney
Disease is especially dangerous, but may
be successfully resisted. I'm 1888 Twas so
near deaths door with an inherited and
complicated case of Brights disease"
writes James II. Dove, 2l7 Baldwin street,
Alpena, Mich. August H.. 1880, (which
had bafiled all remedies and medical assist
ance obtainable, that was given up by
friends and physicians as beyond all recoye-
nv. In this extremity / was induced to try
Warmers Safe Cure, which very soon gave
me relief, and led me 10 persevere IN its use
| until | again became able to attend to my
business. My case is well known IN this
community and feel fully warrautedin re-
commenting Warmers Safe Cure in cases OF
kidney-disease, knowing full well that |
would long since have been in my grave
| had il not been for she use of this remedy"
Men and women inherit genius, talent,
all mental and physical qualities; and 1t n
now well established that all phases OF
| physical rs well az mental disease are
1 c-t lla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
RIBBONS

at astonishingly low prices. Mark this
No. > All-silk eros Grain Satin-Edge,
any color. DC. a yard-regular lOc.
quality
No. I All-Silk Gros-Grain Satin-Edge,
any color. 7c. yard-formerly
1870. yard;
No. Q An-Silk Gros-Grain Satin-Edge,
any color, lOc. per yard-iormer
price 1Gc.
No. IL All-Silk Gros-Grain Satln-Edge,
any color, 24c. O yard-formerly
&c. yard
All-Silk Daisy Ribbon (warranted),
block of ten yards only lOc. each
always sold for l6c. =,
Finest quality Daisy Ribbon. corded
edge, 2lc. per block Of ten yards
formerly sold for 29c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
The Victim of His Vanity.

LAyosToS's "insane vanity" has undone
him.
1t appears from tho statement OF Col
lector BRADY that neither The President
nor the National Republican Committee
wished LAHesToN to be q candidate, but he
would not listen to their appeals, and
against their protests threw himself into
tho contest which has ended 80 inglo-
riously for him. Now be is defeated for
Congress and in bad standing with his
party. No consulship awaits him. In vain
will he sigh to be bureau chief. The
Administration will give him nothing. lie
may perhaps make, or threaten to make,
contest, but it will have no other purpose
than TO enable him to lay hold of the
amount of money usually voted to contest
ants on account of expenses.
Learned, as by some he IS said to be,
LANasroN became the victim of his own
vanity. He could not understand the
storm Of indignation which rose when he
was put in Mr.. SESABLE's place, and the
result shows that while he was opposed by
all the energy and ability Of the whites he
was but poorly supported by the people OF
his own race.
No doubt this will DO the last of LANG
SION in Virginia.
The time has not yet CONCEIVE hope it
never may-for this State to be represent
ed in Congress by negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
UEALTH AND LONGEVITY
ia WITHOUT MEDICINE.

RRAD what distinguished men cay about DIR.
A. W. HALLS HEALTH PAMPHLET:
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j. III. PEBBLES, NJ. d.
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:" To my mind tho pamphlet Is next 20 the
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Fer pamphlets, other testimonials. etc., ad-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
The Ra1ais Royal, III east Broad street,
THIS WEEK YOU CAN FIND AT
MITTEI nAnERRGI kRNE GRANIIR-

Il MITTELD0RFBRS' NEW GRANITE
FRONT STORE al attractive assortment Of
WRAPS, CARPETS, and CURTAINS, the prices
Of which have not been Affected by the Lew
tariff.
WRAPs-CHTLDRRN's REFERS in solid
color5. stripes. and plaids, neatly trimmed with
brass buttons and anchors, sizes 20 IL years,
prices range from 81 up: Pretty line OF chill
dren's and Misses Long ClOaks; FOB MISSES
we have Blazers Refers, and Jackets In sll the
new shapes, cloths. and trimmings, BLACK
JERSEY JACKETS for Ladies' and Misses from
~ TO fl5. We have particularly large and
attractive limo Of those goods that we are selling
at lower prices than wo can duplicate them;
CAPks in seal Plush, Cloth Astracnan, Fur As
trachnn, Black Hair, Beaver, and Seal: Astra-
chan CLOTH Cspes from t2.99 up: FurAsrachan
Cepes ar ga 1880 and fi7.s5 worth SIS, f2U and
SIS. To buy these Capes now we must pay big
advance on old prices 80 would advise you TO
purchase before the present stock Is exhausted.
LADIES' REFERS, BLAZERS. aud JACKETS
In Black and Colored Cloth LADIES' COATS,
three quarter lengths, on cloth stockinet ana
plush: SEAL PLUSH WRAPS-All our plush
garments were bought before the cloak-mekers'
strike, which gives US an advantage OF from 10
20 % per cont IN cost Our customers VIII reap
tho benefit We can suit most any taste and
purse.
CARPETs.-Bast Body-Brussels Carpets re-
duced from q. 25 70 9ec. a yard The 81 quality
Three Ply Carpet We now show IN new patterns
at 7lc.; the 81 quality Tapestry Brussels, In
new. rich patterns. ut Sc. yard the SOC. quai-
~ Tapestry Carpet we now sell az CSC. yard {,
.gc q yard is our price on the usual SOC quality
Tapestry: Plaid Hemp Carpetng-the 25c.
quality reduced 10 l9c. yard; Chinese Hemp
pouDg-the 3jc quality now PC. yard 25c.
Ingrain--ve show a good pattern this week at
17c a yard: 45c. Ingrains We can sell you this
week al SIC. a yard Best Extra-super 1wo-Plys
In entirely new pstterns. every thread wool and
fully worth s5c.-our price &c. yard. the 6Oc.
Wool Tngrains good value at that price-we ~
cifer in four patterns at sc yard, Big Bar
gains this week In Rugs and Druggets.
CURTAINS.-LRce Curtains and Chenille Por-
tleres will cost you considerably moro hereafter.
nice sum can be saved by buy ing now what you
may need Of these goods.
ID. & L. MITTELD0RFER,
no i-Tu&Th 2l7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Lees army drove the enemy in dire con-
fusion across the long bridge into Wash
ington. ROONEY will again represent the
Eighth district. In calm dignity, sound
sense, love of Virginia, and devotion to
the best interests of the people he has no
snperiop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Farmer EDslUNps having extinguished
his numerous opponents can now settle
down comfortably between the plow-
handles until it is time for him to make his
CHEEKY voice heard again in the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Already prime favorite, Mr.. O'FEEBALI
this year planted himself deeper than ever
in the hearts of the people of Virginia.
Many expect that lie will be made chair
man of the next Elections Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

The returns of the Ninth district grind
out slowly, but they grind MILLS ex-
ceedingly fno. He is On inhabitant," but
BUCHANAN is congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
PETROLEUM CREAM

turer's 1Oc. bottle for sc. to-day;
Sachet~Powders, all odors, Sc. per bottle
Violet Toilet-Powder, best quality, lGc.
per box;
A half-pint bottle OF superior West India
Bay-Rum, regular price 29c, our
price to-day only 19c.
Oakley's "Best" Florida-Water, always
sold for 39c., price now only Csc.
per bottle;
Crescent Furniture Polish, half-pint bot
tie for 100.
One-ounce bottle OF Mans Triple Ex-
tract, regular price 50c., price only
SOC. per bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

From the moment Mr.. W. A. JONES was
nominated we felt sure that the First dis
trict would be redeemed. He will take
good rank in the House and will be use
full and popular representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Mr.. LESTER has again shown that whom it
comes to campaigning in the Fifth district
there is no need for him to take lessons
from any one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

The ErEss are plucky people, and JAMES
FLETcHgB deserves the honors that Will be
showered upon him for disposing Of LASa-
ZION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

II is distinct public gain that HAIRY
TrcxEB is returned to Congress. He
has already made his mark there, and
he will 60 up higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

What happy exchange the Norfolk dis
trict makes in retiring Mr.. BowDEs and
sending Hon. JOHN W. LAWSON TO Congress
in his place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

The force bill was terrible boomerang.
BowDKS was defeated because he voted for
il; BRowsI because he did not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
CULvER-BOYkIN.

General MALONE must be happy man
He wears LAsosros's scalp at his belt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
A Quiet November Wedding at Orange
Courthouse-BrfdaI Tour.

~ Huict Nosemeer wedding et Orange
Courthouse-Bridsi Tour.
tccrrespondence Of the Richmond Dispat,h.I
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, Va, Nov. A, 1890.
At st. Thomas Episcopal church quiet
wedding took place on Monday last, the
contracting parties bong Mrs. Emma
Chapman Boykin, Of Portsmouth, Va.
daughter of the late Judge John n. Chap
man. Of Orange. and Mr.. Howard z. Gull
yer, OF Denver. Colo. The Rev. John s.
Hansborough, rector Of St Thomas
church. oficiated. The bride was given
away by her cousin, Mr.. w. Stanard Chap
man. The ushers were DR.. r.. w. Row and
Captain Charles 8. Houseworth. The
happy couple left on the noon train for an
extended bridal tour throughout Europe.
Nkcts for the people Salvation OIL kills
AL pain and costs bat q ceptBA bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Mr.. wApDrLL showed great sagacity in
not permitting himself TO be renominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Buchanan

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timber in easy reach material hand Pleworks paenis
shoeores
wooen and cottonn
the best locate n the South.
facilities TO shipment of products unsurpassed
It's on two Chesapeake and Ohio and the Norfolk and
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the Virginia Western has competing coal within easy
Fattop Cok is at the gateway 10 the magnificent
1.-THE James the limestone Tor the ROANOKE furnace
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in a is ideal manufacturing SITE
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investing such establishments as give
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

II thcro Is any mania At the PRES 7SrDAY
tho HIGH ART or CHlNAhisnssrlgAB Dg
CoRATIoSs IN PLATES. nyssPeai o., o.
or $40 for one dozen Of docs n0' trs.
tho BANK. where ign DINNER CT o..
would not only be 60 expensive, but TOO r 2
OF one style, AMI IS cash course Is sor't! Q
different decorated rLATR abs 70 tho Tea 2
the eye. II you lhink DESSERT fLAIit
not tasteful with q delicate noser or ffai
or a SOUP PLATE with a caullnossr % %
centre, or a SALAD PLATE with iobsief1
iu.t call into the CHINA PALACE ali s.1
designs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

No place in tho
South offers superior
advantages to those
seeking III a n ufa c.
turing Sites than
Buchanan. 1t has all
the conditions for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
LEVY & DAVIS.

We offer this week manufacturers stock OF
PORrIRRRs and CURTAINS OF only little
more than HALF PRICE
They are all new patterns and colorlngs ana
the biggest value ever offered 10 this city.
ALL-CHENILLg PoRTIBREs AND CURTAINS,
In solid colors with heavy rope fringe al top and
bottom. worth 81. so per pair.
THIS WEEK tLG.
ALL-CHENiLLR PORTIgRRs AND cURrAISs'
with dado top and bottom and heavy rope
fringe on both ends, worth $50 per pair
THIS WEEK sasS
lII-CHENILLR PORTIRRES AND CURTAINS,
with very handsome. vide dsdo, heavy rope
fringe on each end. WORTH ss.5O per pair,
THIS WEEK SS.@.
ALL-CHENILLR PoRTIRRES AND CURTAINS,
figured su over, rope fringe TOP and bottom,
worth aaoo per Par WEEK saas
ALI-cHENILLR PoRTIBRRs AND CURTAINS,
solid colors with tinsel work, mo latest ho'eip'
worth $3.50 per pair,
THIS WEEK sioSa
ABor,r q PAIR FINEST CHENILLE PoR-
THERE'S AND CURTAINS
in ALI the new shscngs, with very handsome
dados and heavy fringe TOP ana ootlom, worm
from SIS TO $50 per palr,
THIS WEEK tl47s TO sa2
FUR CAPgS
We received on MONDAY new lot OF Fur
Capes. which we offer Today al very low prices.
LADIES CLoAHs AND JACKETS.
aonan today an entire new line OF Ladies'
Goats and Jackets-all new styles a, speci al low
A ma pARGAIN IN HANpKxRcHIEFS.
One hundred dozen ladies' Pine sheer Lawn
Hemsti,ched Handksrehiets, With perfect bor-
dsrs. ali perfectly fast color. and the best Hand
,nss To- snscial drive we ofiaf shem al only 30.
os n LEVY q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Gilt Knotted Lace'Pips, fancy designs,
sc. each;
Tortoise Shell Hair-Pins, 3 for 80.
Fine Gilt Breastpin, with Rhinestone
setting, only l0c. each;
Ladies' Screw Earnings, in oxidized
silver and gilt, only DO pair;
Oxidized Metal Hair-Pins, fancy pat
terms, 25c. each
Fancy Steel Shoe-Buttoners, reduced
from l5c. to &c. each
Oxidized Watch Charm Glove uttoners,
reduced to sc. each
Corded German-Silver Bracelets, always
sold for 50o., now going for 29c.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

DICHMOND AND PErERsBrP'
III RAILROAD COMPANY, OFYlc. +
SECRETARY, RlcHa0sp, Va. N1g.rl..
leo Tho annual meeting - tho hICHs. q
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD DYpp,'
will DO held on MONDAY no lith OF .
instant at ~ oslOcG N. ai tie Ofi-e 70 f.. Fl.
psny In this city. ~ W. IAhBiSGT.g
nO5-id $780,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

therwise
known as
V a seine.
nj annfac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
HANDKERCHIEFS

Ladies' Colored-B Border Fancy Handker-
chiefs &c. each;
Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, col
ored border, 70. each-former price
1910. (;
Ladies' Pure White China-Silk Hand
kerchiefs-a bargain at OCCUR
price only l9c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
LECTURES.
CHINA PALACE.
Oyster Plates,

Dinner Plates, Dessert Plates
Breakfast Plates, Salad Plates,
Tea Plates, Butter Plates,
Soup Plates, Supper Plates,
Fruit Plates, Luncheon Plate
Cream Plates, Sauce Plates,
Bread-and- Batter Plates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

RRAD what distinguished men cay about DR..
A, W. HALLS HEALTH PAMPHLET:
Gan you recommend It to be and more.n
j. Al. PEBBLES, NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
DETERSBURG RAILROAn =.

EDkIEkSBUKG RAILROAD GOV.
4 PASY, OYPlCs or sECRRTAHr. a. Il.
hoSD. Va, Noyembor 3. is)9-The snogs. .-.'.
Ing II the PETERSBURG RAILROAD r. I
PaSl will BE- held on MONDAY TO llu q A..
Vember insssnt ~ II O'Clock A. y. a. o. sr.L.
street Union Depot Richmond
by order u the Boeri oi Directors
no 5-ti NJ vs.. YARklNN InN. .a.f.l...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

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FRONT STORE al attractive assortment Of
WRAPS, CARPETS, and CURTAINS, the prices
Of which have not been affected by the Lew
tariff.