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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-03-28
An Odd Journal.

The oldest journal in the metropolis is
the so-cslled newspaper published by the
Mongolians of Mott street. It is writ
ten with cameps hair pencil upon ver-
million paper and is pasted upon the wall
Of No. 16 of that thoroughfare and on
the two large telegraph poles which stand
between Chatham Square and Pell street.
ALI day long 1t is read and studied by
almond-eyed crowds. Even in the even
ings, belated laundryman can be seen
running his eyes over its tea-chest char
acters. Yesterday was ono of the
throng, and thanks to friend who is
good Chinese scholar, was enabled to
get fair knowledge of the days issue.
There was considerable similarity be-
tween it and our own dailies. There was
the latest proclamation from the EN-.
peror of China communication from
the Embassy at Washington; letter from
the Consul; an account of an anti-Chi
nese outrage in Idaho; news item of
food in China; dozen of "Wsnt ads"
few laundries for sale; death notice
and call for a meeting of some benevo-
lent society. The editors are called
scribes, and write at the order of their
customers, charging good figure for
their skill with the brush. The favorite
editor is said to make as high as $50
day; but, beyond his editorial work, he
writes cards, literary compositions and
prayer tickets for his customers.
One feature of this journal is worthy
of imitation. If member of trades
union is thrown out of employment, he
puts up a notice to that effect, and
thereupon every other member is bound
to help him to job. The result is that
within twenty four hours the applicant
usually has a number of offers from every
sort of business in which Mongolians en-
gage. II he is sick, he or friend an.
nounces it in a similar notice, and his
society thereupon sends him doctor and
a committee to nurse and take care of
him until he is WELL If impecunious,
they pay all his expenses, even going SO
far as to settle his rent.-Ne,o York Star.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-03-28
Bird Language.

"To my mind ali birds have a language
and that language is as Ineligible to
themselves as ours is to u.s." said thu
proprietor of bird store. IT have a
pair of canaries, and often listen to
their conversation. In the morning one
of them gives 'tw-eet.' Are you
awaken he says to the other. The other
gives 'tw-eet.' Yes; I'm little sleepy,
though, and closes his eyes again. But
il's morning. Il don't care, says the
lazy mate, tucking his head under his
wing once more sIt'stime to wake up. ,
This time there is no reply.
s'Then the other proceeds to indulge
in morning serenade. He carols up
and down the scale. Then the second
bird pokes out her head and shakes her
feathers. It's really impossible to sleep
under the circumstances, she says. Il
hope you don't feel cross, he says. 'Oh,
no, only And then they patch it all
up and indulge in charming duet. De
troit Tribune.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-03-28

low from . long and slender stalk. The
sensitiyeness Of the p,Gk causes it to
close its tiny lid whenever an insect
penetrates into the bowl-shaped cavity,
and hence it has long been believed that
the plant derived its sustenance from in
sect life.
Other curious specimens are the Sara
cencia Drummondi, whose tall flower is
like tube in which moisture is secreted,
and the Dionea muscipuia, tvenus's fly
trap" whose wing-like claws exhibit
more than ordinary plant life, and
promptly close when touched, though
ever so lightly.
The use of orchids for decoration has
been more prevalent the last two seasons
than ever before. Nothing could be
more adapted for banquet table than
those harmonics of color whose strange
ness excite the imagination, and whose
delicate perfume cannot displease the
most sybaritic taste. Untold sums are
spent each year by rich New Workers for
floral decorations for ball or dinner rooms,
and the greater part of all this money
finds its way into the orchid growers
pockets. A table decoration not infre-
quently costs 5000, when the richest
specimens are used; but good effects can
be got for $40 to $50. The fashion
which was set by Joseph Chamberlain OF
using orchids for personal decoration is
being largely followed, and boutonnieres
and brides bouquets of the plant are at
present much in use.-New York. Com.
mercial Adpertiser.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-03-28
FUN.

"
kThs train of ideas is an "cxpress. :!
:, A fashion paper says: ''Pockets are
not found in ladies' dresses uow." Were
they ever9--Statesman.
There are fewer men who never open
their mouths without saying something
than there are who never say something
without opening their mouths. Wash
ington Star.
George-"What is your favorite pet
name for your father, Louisea" Louise
Cooking at George in a most pathetic
and appealing manneD-"Popw (They
are now engaged. Boston Post.
An instrument has been invented for
registering the "pulse beat" What is
wanted more is one that will register the
''dead beat" without littering up the
merchants books with his name.-Ddns-
UiUe Breeze.
Mother-"Oh, doctor! My darling
boy has swallowed needle. What shall
I do2" Doctor-"Do not be alarmed,
madam. He will soon have a stitch in
his side. We can then locate the needle,
and extract it. ."-Munsey's Weekly.
Mrs. Figg-"Isn't there any way to
get rid of that young Jinx who keeps
calling on Clara, without positively in
sulting him9'" Mr.. Figg-"Why, GER
tainly. just give him the baby to hold
the next time he comes. Terra Hautt
Express.
Mr.. HARDEST Ito beggar)-"There is
no excuse for being hungry in New
York. There are plenty of cheap res
taurant where you can get good din
ner at a mere nominal ccst." Beggar-
s'But haven't the mere nominal to meet
the ost."-Teras Sytings.
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Eacsurased by the Court.

A young lawyer was making his maiden
effort before jury in defense of a Grim
inal. The evience was all in, and he
arose to utter the brilliant thoughts that
had been surging through his brain. He
was primed for fine display of oratori-
cal pyrotechnics, but somehow or other he
could not get start. His mind became
a blank, and he stood trembling for a
moment. Then waving his arms he be-
gan: "May it please the Court and gen
tlemen of the jury-My-ahem! My
Officer, kindly get me drink
of water"
He waited for the attendant to return
and tried to gather his faculties. After
taking sip of water he began again:
"May it please the Court and gentlemen
of the jury. am happy-no-yes.
After pause he again extended his
arm and exclaimed: "May it please the
Court and gentlemen of the jury. My
unfortunate client"
This impressed him as particularly
bad opening, so he again hesitated. $50
on, counselor" said the Judge, encour-
agingly; $50 far am with you. - Chi
cago Herald.
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THE LAND OF THE LIVING.


f"Are you still in the land of the livingY
lquired man of an aged friend. mo. bu
am going there" was the reply.]
o land, so full of breaking hearts,
O'erhung with shadows binding.
Where half the world the other half
In sheet and shroud are winding.
We stretch our eyes away-away
Past this domain of sorrow,
And catch the tintings on the clouds
OF an auroral morrow.
Each year we see the brightest leaves
In autumn's hand the serest;
Each year the bird-notes die away,
Which rang for us the clearest;
Each day the cruel mouth of Death
The lie to life is giving,
And yet we call this fading land
The region of the living! -
o angel man, whose silver hair
Is like the ring of glory!
God bless you for that precious truth
Our hearts repeat the story;
And while we sit in vacant homes
Heavens golden bells are pealing
Along the darkness of the night,
Making the same revealing.
Emma Rood Itsttte.
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The Old Drivers Last Words.

Joseph Colt, for fifty years stage
coach driver in the southern tier counties
of New York, died short time ago at
the ripe age of eighty-six years. He was
as guileless and honest as child, and he
died poor. His last words, spoken as he
lay in condition of restless semi-de-
lirium, were professional and character
istic. doctor" said he to the physi-
clan at his bedside, 81 can't get my foot
on the brakes, and with that he died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
QUOTATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
COTTON MARKET.

susatlos Of Tobacco at kiehmend and
o,her Important Centres-Csttsn and
Farm Products Peanst Qastatiens-
Miscellaneous.
Nrw YORK, Dec. Mooney closed easy
nj 4 per cent. Exchange closed \ cent
lower; posted rates, 4S2QtS6; actual
rates. Sl5.@4SoK for sixty days, and 4s5@
1S5iL for dfmand. Governments closed
steady: currency S., 100 bid; A., coupons,
1917, bid; as do, ioS bid.
Tho stock market was extremely duh this
morning. Prices were irregular. and IN the
main weak. They fluctuated frequently
within narrow limits. Dealings were
mostly confined 20 about half dozen
stocks The decline at noon ranged from
~ 10 IA. per cent. The latter in Union
Pacihc. the decline In that stock was due
IN the reported decrease OF SlS2,459
nm the gross earnings q the road.
The news IRON London today
was very reassuring. The Bank OF Eng
lsad's rote ol discount was reduced from
a. , t,er cent. this morning, and during the
i,st week tue bank has gained f2l2.0 0o.
while the reserve has been increased 4llO,-
ON. Prices for American securities were
also higher there. fine stock market acre,
however. WAS OVershadOwed by Union Pa
ci6r. People naturally argued that If there
was decrease Of $iS2, i59 tor October, the
net earnings for December were
not likely 10 be much better, and that II
sucn should be the case decrease OF 10
por cent. or more in the net earnings Tor
The wear was not improbable, in when case
itvould pe difficult 20 avoid a reeei'ership.
I'rder the weakening influence Of Union
p.c ds prices declined throughout the alter
noon and closed generally at the lowest
poiut. The decline ranged frsm q to "a
ner cent. sales, rs shares.
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New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. A. Cotton - Messrs.
Hubbard, Price & Co., in their cotton cir
cular tonight, say: 'The light receipts
continue TO have hardening effect on the
market. The Liverpool advanced some two
10 three points, but closed quiet, having lost
part Of the improS ement, the close being
quiet at an average OF about one point over
last evenings close. The near positions
have been relatively the strongest, reflect
ing the increased demand from spinners
and the reduction in the Bank of England
rate TO per cent. In this market trading
during the early session was sluggish, and
it was only toward the afternoon that the
short interest showed signs OF be
coming FESTIVE, and commenced buy
ing with the result Of clOsin-
the market firm at five points advance"
Receipts al ports to-day estimated at $1,000
bales against 4O,9SS bales last week, and
l3, f57 last year. The spot market is steady
At former quotations; middling uplands,
. 7-l6; sales, $50 bales. Transactions in
futures, 70, 900 bales. Futures closed firm
and higher, as follows: December, 91s@
. 20; January, 9S2@9.33; February. 9.4i@
9.4j; March, 0.5499.5j; April, 9.63@9.64
MAY, 9.7I@9.72: June, g.SO0B9.S2; july, .. :
a9.S9; August, 9.y2@9.9i; september 9.Go@
9G2.
In Liverpool spot cotton steady; mlddling
uplands, 5l4d. sales 1900 bales. Futures
closed steady: December, 5.Os; December
January, Dos; JanuaTy-February, DIG
.j13; ebruary-March, j.1J@5.l6; March
April, 5.ls@5.l9; May, 5.2O
Produce-Flour closed dull. but steady al
previous prices. Wheat closed barely steady
and little changed; spot sales No. > re0
winter, s1.O2A; December, Sl.O2E. Corn
closed firm and higher; spot sales No. 2
mixed 62@63c.; do. December, Gl}4c.
oats dull, but firm and higher; spot sale
NO. 1 white, j4c.; No. mixed, December.
49l6c. Pork dun; mess, SlO.JO@$l2. Lard
closed easier; January, $3.50. sugar-ke-
lined slow: cut loaf and crushed, 0Ac.;
powdered &c; graduated, &C. Collee
steady; fair Rio cargoes, DC.
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CHICAGO, Dec. as. Y. White q Co.
telegraphs &. w. Branch & Co. as follows:
Excessive nervousness has characterized
the wheat market all day. The early weak
ness was on some free selling OF long wheat
which found market With considerable
difficulty. Later on the clearances aud
foreign news checked the selling order, and
an improvement Of lssc. over the lowest
point touched was noted. The shorts APP
pear less aggressive, although they say
they will sell on all hard spots. The market
il certainly below our export line, and IN
h althy state, if well-informed people are 10
be believed, but these facts seem to be cast
into the background and the financial situ-
alton" be paramount, the bulls feel they
have been Iaboring under unusual circum
stances, and when the opportunity offers
will get 20 work vigorously. Local shorts
and few countrvmen have been the buy
ers i'm corn. The general situation of go II
IS unchanged, and the market ought 10 be
sale on all buyers. Provisions are bound to
sell lower
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
tp.,orfa1 for tina Times


RICHMOND, va. Dec. 4.-Onerings Of
i0baccOs az auction on Change Thurs
day. December u 1890: Total offerings,
uirtv-eight packages West Virginia
bright tObaccOs: one package sold at
) r. 90 one al S23..O. two at ,2l.jO, one at
81, tour at So. one at Sl9,2j, One at $l7.lj,
two at Sl62j. Ond at 1929, one At $3.50,
Oae at SiA2j. one at 81, one at SLID, one
ats I. one at $40 -, two at $3.50. one at
S. -, one al $3.50, one at $3.50, two at
$50. one taken 10 az $3.50, three sold at
So, TWO taken 10 at 81, one sold al s.. one
az 500, one AT s., one al 81 80, one at 81
Private sales reported 20 the secretary to-
day. Wrappers. : hogsheads; nllers, 80
hogshead; dark tObacc0s, o hOgsheads. To-
tal. A. bOgsbeads.
Once Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Bright, 10 hogsheads;
dark, hOgsbcads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny, Waugh
ans, stOckOc. Meals, DaveDporps, Shell
bgrne's, aud Crenshaw's warehouses re-
por today: Receipts, "a hogsheads; de-
Merles, y h0gsheads aud 10 tierces.
ONCE Of the Collector Of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections for
Tue city Of RichnOrd to-day as follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, S2,077.05;
lax paid tObacc0s, 3l,6ILI6. Total, 3d.
1JlSl.
Sales q tObaccos on the loose breaks,
Thursday. December4 4. 1890: shockoe ware
house 0,S25 pounds; highest, sl075. Cren-
sl2.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
thursday, December 4. 1890: j. {. Little,
Norfolk. Va; J. w. Bird, West Virginia;
il, J. Burwell, Warrenton, \. &.
Messfs. Vaughan 4 saryey announce
ID. "a -
i,yNe pbaccos they will offer u nice line Of
onght tobaccOs 10 Dc sold over the package,
"hich sales they desire 70 call the special
attention Of the trade.
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IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is for the construc-
ton OF the will Of William Gray, deceased
the administration 0f his estate under the
supervision and Instructions Of the court.
and the settlement OF the accounts OF his
executors, an OF the accounts between his
executors and his several devisees and lega-
tees A petition vas fled by leave of court
IN this suit on the I2th Gay OF November,
1890. by Mann ;. Valentine, Jr., and sally
Cary Valentine, his wife ana others, the OBJ
lect OF which petition Is 10 have the shares Of
the petitiO ers In the state OF " lillian CIR y,
deceased, ascertaiDed ana set apart 10 them
In Sc, eralty. And affidavit having been
made and filed that j. Wilson MOseley wb'
claims an interest in the said estate as the
surviving husband OF Mary Valentine Nose
lie now dece sed and +. l.. Flanders who
claims to be the assignee OF the Interests OF
said j. Wilson MOsel v in The said estate, are
both non-residents off, stale Of virginia, IL
is order that the said defendants, j. W lson
Xoseley and r. l. Flanders 90 appear before
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond
within fifteen days after the due publication
and posting OF this order and do hat l. ne
cess ~ TO protect their Interests In this suit.
And IL l. ordered hat copy Of this order De
published ia the DA LIZ I MES newspaper
published In the city OF Rich hond, once a
week for four successive weeks, and that the
same be duly posted as required by law.
cOpy-Teste:
CHAS. W. GODDiN. Clerk.
CHRnTIAN & CHRISTIAN. "a.
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longberry, p5@9sc., steamer No. 2 red,
9Sc.; Western quiet; No.2 winter red, spot
and December, 93h6t93@Ic. COrn-sonth-
ern dull; white, 52Q JGc.; yellow, 5l@55c.;
Western steady; mixed. spot, 5Sc. ;,Decem-
Der, BIC. Oats firm-Ungradcd Southern
and PENNSYLVANIA. 50I52isc.; do. do,
Western white, 5lQ524c.; do. do. mixed,
5O@0OHc.; graded No. white, 52@521sc.
Rye stfi choice, 71Glsc. Provisions
steady. Coffee duh. sugar 6rm. Whisky
strong and very active.
Stocks--Nirginia three's, 60.
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EoR SALE. BY BOWMAN, Bos
WELL & sHUMAN.
HsIa -. I.HIaNH4 ~

ZEAL FsTATEAN INSURANCE AGENTS,
40. 100. EAST MAIN SIRE st.
ll3 feet on Floyd street between Meadow
and Rowland.
$40 feet on Floyd street between Robinson
and Cedar.
30 feet on Brookland street.
las feet corner of Washington and Windsr
streets
Nineteeu LOIS on Carlton street.
five LOIS corner Of brooklyn street ana
ShattswOod avenue. 80.
HEICK FAt TORY. south Eighteenth street.
ERAME HOUSE, rooms, go feet, Nichoi-
son street. - -, o.,
STORE and DWELLING, 4 north Eigh-
tcenih street.
a,rlis strawberries, &C., in northeast Suburbs
several SMALL FARMS near the n.y. ana
other Well-paylnc properly. ,
BOWMAN, BOSW LII a sHuAAN,.
se2I-tf north EieNentn elIect.
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SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to cOntirIe tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. -wayDe's ointment stops
the itching and bee ling, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the tumOrs. Al
druggists, " by mail, for 90 cents. DIR.
SWaNne a. SON, Philadelphia.
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Free amples II Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervin al owens & Minor Drug ,OnpanS,
100 Main street. opposite postoiiice, CHI
sieeplessnts - neuralgia, fits. nervous de.
binty lOoe memory, exc new and remark
able disc very or address the DIR. Miles
Ms icaft,o Llkhaft. Ind.
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THE TIMES RIoHMoND vAu FRIDAY, DECEMBER g. 1890
ouov 70 Chr. Al, skin pi.ea.e..u

simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face
hands. nose, &c, leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed 10y no other
remedy Ask your druggist for swayne's
Ointment
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NICHMoND, VA, Dec. 4, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. 200 bushels.
Corn. 4sS bushels.
Oats-20 900 bushels.
Peds-42 bushels.
sALKs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
C0rn-2,232 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-LOngberry 9Oc. TO 81. Mixed
So. 10 g9c. ShOrtberry, sSc. TO 0Sc.
Corn-White, soc. TO SOC. Mixed, Doc
O. jsc.
Oats-Winter, for seed, 55c. TO 50c. Mixed
41c. 10 DOC.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
Qu0iatioRs.-M Adding, o.; low mid
ding. $40; gOoa ordinary. SC.
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We haze aspee0yanG positive cure tor Ca
tarri,, a. phlhoria CAREER NOuth and Head
ache "a -hiLOH'S CA ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal IniccioI free with each bOitle Use II
ID yoa desire ucslth and sweet breath, Price,
So cents. sold hy BndVker Brothers ard
4. " Sheiids n Co.. cornsT OF FINN and NAL
snail atreeN
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Ever, Mother

should see that her lit ores are pre-
.ected. and that bottle Of DR.. Dayid's
Cough Syrup is at hand to give in case I
Group, coughs, or colds.
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FOR SALE.
FOX SALE.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Glauulul Residence Lots for
sale IN Monthly Payments.
80 ADVANCE N PRICE UNTIL JANU-
AIRY JsT.

For purchasers desiring ii TWENTY-FIVE
HOUSES will lie erected during the next
year AMI sold on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Best chances for homes ever offered. Best
lots will be sold without contracts Tor bui d.
ing where desired. 10 2l-T
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OW EMS < MINOR
Drug CO..
Opposite Postoffice,
RICHMOND, VA.
LEssAL NuriUEs

NTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
Y COURI OF TIT CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 13rHD Y OF NOVEMBER. 1880.
James r. Gray am William Ii. PA 'mer, exc
cutOrs OF the last viii and testament OF WI
liam Gray, deceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-05

III YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good for moth
Ing, II Is general debility Try
BKOWN'S IRON BITTEHS.
il VIII ours you, cleanse your Liver, aud give
sgood appetite.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l1Tli, 1890
Ar
Hanover COURTHOUSE. At r. NJ,
offer fer sale. at public auction, that FINE
iRI OK FARM formerly occupied by j. NJ.
Low y. co tanning fOrty-three acres, stu
atod near hochanicaville, ll9nOver county.
hix miles rom Richmond.
This is one OF the most productive and de-
siYable truck farms IN that region q good
farms.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 Jay The expenses
of sale. about $50; SSI6. with interest from
-euf,mbcr ,. 1883. and residue upon such
terms as said Loving NAV. on uay OF sale, d.
Get. GEORGE +. HAW,
no 1--tds Trustee.
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Markets ny TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. 4.--Cot.on dull.
slldhng, 91c. Flour fairly active. Wheat
'Va1hsrn quiet and easier; Fultx, B99sc. /:
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ELCTRO-PLATISG.

DICHMOND ELECTRO-PLATlNG
IL WORKS. A. \. EMMONS. Manager
Gold, silver, Nickel. Brass and Bronze RIA.
ting done In the best manner and on all
kinds OF metal Old Knives, Forks, spoons;
and all kinds OF Tableware replated and
made 20 look Ike new. Stove Castings, Har-
ness aud Carriage trimmings OF all kinds re-
eiyen 10 Polishing any kind OF metal.
Works: Eleventh and Cary streets,
ss6.am RICHMOND. VA.
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see Iba You
P1ou p,lcsi IicbInqPliesl

are not left. Take a lew shares Of Freder-
icksburg Development Company's stock.
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PREMISES
TUESDAY, the 9TH DECEMBER, 1880,
At IL NJ,
E Or I'll DE OREP C1XZ

HV -'EJL PhNOPBETlY
West
to the
WEST POINT
be ea big
cf the
TERMS Cash n expenses ale and discharge
anA
$500 due March 1872 AMI $40 due 1880 subject
3d. l. time Of
SALE
II. Trustee
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FINE TRUCK FAR I.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l7rn, 1890.

IS trustee I'm deed from J. w. Loving.
lated III September. 1879, and at request OF
party secured, will, on
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IN CHANCERY

A. ]. Gray, ]. Wilson Moseley and others.
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