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serlona Danger

,,,o,,ens every man, woman, or child living 10
a region Of country whore fever and ague is pre-
valopt. slnce tho germs Of maisrial disense are
,pb.Ied from the Dir and are swallowed from tho
-, ~ such rocion, Medicinal safeguard ~
,'siutev necessary 30 nullify this danger. As
= means OF terrifying and accltmnting me sys-
- ~ 40 "a 10 bs able to resist the malariRl poison,
ss,o,tey,s sfomach Bitters Is incOmpsrably tho
neat ana tho most popular. Irregularities OF
he sto,nacn. liver, and bowels encourage ms
lara: but these arc speedily rsctlhed by nc
Btters. The functions o. digeslon am aect 9
,ion are assisted by its use, and vigorous SO
wall as regular condition ofthe system promoted
law r. Constitution ani physiqug are thus do
Tended against the inroads Of malaria by THIS
ma.chless preventive, which u also certa IN
ana iborough remedy In tho worst cases OF in-
Vol 'i'''''' "-''' rnh 11-wtw)F&Su
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NewssRNE,s PUBLIC BUILDING.
Tho Department Looking Out for Site
.rhn Ynrinna Lois Prnnnseh.

Tho Department Looking Out for Site
The Various Lots Proposed.
rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
NEwpERNF. March 9.-Ihe chief question
here now is where will the Government
building be locRted7
son OF the late Secretary Window, special
agent OF the Treasury department, has been
heie examining sites that are oneteo, anu
getting the facts ana tgures necessary 10 pro-
per consideration OF the matter before the GOV
eminent makes the purchase. Mr. Wlndom
was on his way here when his lamentod tather
was stricken down 80 suddenly In New ork, ana
our first Information OF that sad event was
through n telegram 10 the postmaster mere lh-
forming him of IT, and calling Mr.. Wineon 70
the presence Of his mourning family. But the
startling intelligence reached him elsewhere ana
his visit 10 this place WAS thus delayed
AVAILABLE PLOTS.
Seyeral available situations for this building
have been rendered the department at very res
songble figures, and the announcement OF which
has been chosen Is awaited with much interest:
As this building has the triple purpose OF
being u Federal court cast m-house, ana
post-offce. IL is Interesting TO many WHO nave no
site 10 oi1er.
THE OLD VICINITY.
One plat OF ground offered, and the one NAV
many think will be selected. Will only move Tue
post-ofcs across the ettrom TIE present locs-
tion ana 70 the ground thai was occupied Dy II LOT
many years, while the custom-house VIII only
move across tho square upon whlch ~ no"
stands SO II the Jeffersonian idea that " Gus
toms long established should not be changed lot
light ana transient causes should have welght
with the department, 10 seems likely that thls
would be tue place. For there are but Few oil
our citizens who ever received their mails from
any other than on or the other Of these corners.
ana none for third OF a century. Although the
pos,.ofrlce has occupied three different build
incs within that time II has never perampu'
3 lated a distance OF over hundred feet.
RESPECTABLE SURROUNDINGS.
The building will be an ornament whsrsver
/ Il may DO placed, and on this corner u would be-
2 BANKED by fine church on tho west. ono OF The
/ Anost dwoliinga on the cast that tie city con-
tains, aad almost Wis avis with tho Fret National
Bank.
inc weather has had good deal OF attention
lately because OF the cold, rainy character 50
INJURIOUS 10 early truck. Up 70 this lime 10 Is
thought that Il has done but little damage fur
Their than retArding the growth and maturity OF
peAs and radishes, which were unusually Tor
ward. Singular indeed Is the fact that this win
ter, go remarkable for severity elsewhere, has
T boon with us one OF tho nildest on record.
climate almost equal 20 that OF Florida has pre-
vailed now for two wsDters. and vegetables
crown ia open air near this city were great a.
fractions al the late Exposition.
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RALeleA's ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

Another Company May Build 1.-THE
North States Picked 400 for the Fair.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
RALEIGH, N. c., March l0.-The city au-
thorities have forbidden the removal Of
the poles which the Edison Electric Com
pany put up here TO support the trolley
wires OF the stroet-car line. The company
10 removing the rest of its material. One
Of the aldermen said 10 day he believed an-
other company would take hold and build
tue line. While the horse-cars did not pay,
il is stated by some that the lines were too
short and circumscrlbed TO give really
far test. Under the electric system it was
proposed 10 extend the lines to tho SUI
burbs.
nEATH OF A SoNoGKNARIAN.
The oldest resident of this city died last
night. He was Mr.. Sylvester Smith and
his age was about ninety years.
Not until April will the president OF the
Baptist State Female University be elected.
A committee has been given charge OF that
matter and will recommend man for the
position. A committee Ia also considering
the course of study which Is TO be recon-
mended. THIS matter will be acted
upon by the trustees in April. The de-
clsion OF the trustees is thai the University
shall be regularly opened next September.
PICKED MILITARY FORCE.
The representation of the State at the
Chicago Worlds Fair by 0 picked military
force q now under special consideration.
n Is believed that o battalion OF 400 officers
aud men can be selected from the State
Guard.
arcr Windcr. Of the Seaboard Airline, are
now in Florida looking after the southern
connections IN that section which have
been recently acquired.
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N : : :: VI Ho.i.a 3aid

SCHkDULE 81 EEt'-. "' i,
TWO TRAINS DAILY
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,utln. bu,lnsaa ANN b trans.

Mondsy. only routine business viii be trans
acted o. this meeting.
a remarkable things coupon unoer tne prev
anf :sw has never been rendered for taxes N
,hIa county The county reasurer,n t the last
tern on tho court rendered his let OF insoivents
and delinquonts for the year 1854 The lts'
Was comparatively small and rene-ts goo1 COZ.
lection on tho part Of the eflciont treasurer aud
b,a AZ nnfioa
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A p1oKEp MlLIrARY roRcP.

Ayo,p AL RISK with Stubborn Cough
by nsing at once DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorsnt,
O sure remedy for oil Coughs and Colds,
influence on the Lungs and Throat.
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ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
THE FAvoRrTE ROUTE NORTH
TEAUC DrruNtnNn
LEAYE RICHMOND:

lsLhfE hiOIlMONOs
TRAIN No. 10. $40 p. N.
LOCAL EXPkkSS, daily. except Sunday.
Stops az all stahona At Lesior Manor connects
with stage for Walkerson. with Baltimore
steamer at West Point. -.
TRAIN No. 10. 40 p. AZ.
BALTiMoRE LIMITED, daily except Sunday
steamers for Baltimore. Al baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
Washington, Philadelphia. and New YORK.
sunday.
Trains arrive At Richmond ais A. N. and 1910
TRAIN No "a. ROAM.
LOCAL MlxED. daily exccpS sunday. leavas
Twenty third street. for West foins and inisrrns-
iieieroinee at station foot Of ylrglala sucst
opsa 8 4. n tooP. y. aad from or. " tos,'s
AN.
cry sieks.orncs aoi esss Msia sssssx
eoL- HAAA JAS L lA1LoA
Ss;ss ciss:ss s sit::s :s::. ~ -
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FOX, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST Fox AND
OTHERS, DEPBSDAETs-IS THE CBAHCBRY
COURT OF TINS CITY or RICHMOND.
!, Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho decree in said cause Of Febru-
airy 10, 1891. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5tn dsy OF March,
1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
mhs Clerk.
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PHILADELPHIA, Il @ H. 8xA
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL n. and every SUNDAY ats
4. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received I'LL l1:30 A. NJ; for sundays steamer
Till 5P. II. ssiurda Freight received daily oil
JPN.
Fare, IS.
For further information apply 20
j. w. hoCARRICK,
General Southern Agent Once kocKetts
". P.CLYDE s. CO.,
mol General Agents, Philadelphia
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AUCT Auction 70 '.">'r'''
BY cnewning . Rose,
Rsal Rsisse Agents, Auctioneers' sno D'oA''''
No. north Tenth street.
- ,rvrnrrrroN an A nFCREE IN

TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
i the above mentioned suit the unasrsisihy =.
ss.reby appointed for the purpose, VIII son w
auction, on tho premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH IA, 1891.
a. AZ O'Clock p. NJ. ths following p Pig
nerty--to wit: A LOT OF LAND WIFI LIE III.
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON fronting ~ IV .r
20 picbmond. between ccommodation ABA
Iovnes streets. and running back between
parallel lines rs feet The Improvement w a
sosceptibie OF bong converter lnso ,,'ro
TRNEAENTS. which woula yioIo 49, cn.nrs
,,ron the outlay. DO not overlook this cnance,
TgRxs: one third cash balance upon =, c.euH
Of siS and twelve months, said deferred pay ,,-
meats 10 be evidenced by negotiable moves YES IN" ~
interest added from the day OF sslo, hsu w
t,tjs 60 said property retained until the Whole OF
the purcnsse-money Is paid aud q e ,sY
"a ordered by the Court w. W. COSBY ,JE.
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4 TLANTIC COAST IN.
RICHMOND AND PET.s-a.a. ,..
TnlG-It.e ''''lla


l.eAYN
No. Petersbucg L.r.r
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pAMpLIN "cITVs" MUDDY STREETS.
A Demand for March Wind-Profitable
Farm and,Forest Products

Farm andHOrcst Products.
tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
PAMPIdS CRY, VA. March Choking
Mt the unfathomable depths Of mud in tho
unpaved streets Of our city" and tho
struggles of horsemen and pedestrians 10
extricate thernselves from H.. one IS re-
minded of the trials Of Christian and his
neighbor Phable n The Slough OF De
spond
:" Never mind the weather so the wind
don't blow " is q saying which does not
suit this March. WIND IS lust what wo
want. and plenty ofiy, 20 Dry up tho super
abundant mud and moisture.
PROSPEROUS TAgNERs.
But in spite of bad seasons and the low
prices for tobacco ~ 1888 and 1919 The
farmers of this vicinity seem to
cred what John Randolph called
the philosopher stone, pay as you SO"
They are raising more grass and hay, and
they are finding that under the new order
OF things the forest as vol as the field may
be made to contribute TO tho support Of
the family.
Fo8EsT PROJECTS.
As single example Of what's being done
in the shipment of forest products the fact
may be mentioned that prominent bust
ness-man OF this place has nearly filled a
contract for more than 10000 telegraph,
poles shipped from this aud adjoining
stations within few months past. 10
freight these FIVE trains OF forty cars each,
making two hundred cars in all and ex-
tending more than a mile IN length, are re-
CURED. All this WIDE. extended, and profta-
industry is due 10 the recent discoveries IN
the line OF electricity.
oLD-I1EIo pINEs.
The long-noglected and despised old
field pines thousands Of cords OF which
have been burned 10 clear the land, are
now being sawed into framing stuff and
shipped 70 the boomingtoTns Of theSouth-
west.
When it is recoliected that three fourths
OF the land il this portion Of the. State IS
IN timber. which il every year coming into
greater demand. It's importance as IA source
of income viii be appreciated. While most
OF II has been "pilaged." the annual
growth Of tho smaller kinds OF timber. such
IS ties and poles. soon sepaIrs the d6struc-
tion and affords fresh ineterial for sale.
xARRIAaxs Win uEITxp sr@es P2ssIoNgRs
Passing on 20 topics On a'ljahter nature,
~ NAV DO mentioned that The fair maidenS
OF AppomattoK still find favor with tho
pensioners OF the Soldiers Home. Now
anu then marriage by correspondence.
upsieht unaoen = Is arranged. 0 new eur
render - mnde, aud tie parties settle
quietly down TO repair the damages nado
by var.
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CALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE IN GLOUCESTER CoUNTY.-By viz
tue OF decree pronounced In chancery suits OF
DaWson & Co. vs.. Ross and others, Morgan Treat
W. Taliaferro, special commissioner, and Ross
and others vs.. RoRne. trustee. and others, at
January special term, 1891, OF GloueesterfCircuit
Court, tue undersigned will sell at public auction
az Gloucester Courthouse on
MONDAY, APRIL 6. 1891,
at ] O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM known
as South White Marsh, - In Gloucester county,
containing about sij ACRES. Splendid grazing
and farming-lands About 900 acres In timber
pine, chestnut, white ana rod-Oak. The improve
ments are good; fencing is good desirable
neighborh0od; convenient 70 churches. schools,
post-ofiices, and telephone offices; convenient TO
Norfolk, Richmond, md Baltimore by daily
steamers on Ware, severn, and FORK rivers. The
farm will be sold in parcels or as q whole.
This Is q rare opportunity for purchasing land
OF such great value.
Terms: One fourth cash; tho balance on six,
twelve, and eighteen months, taking from pur-
chaser or purchasers bonds with approved per-
eonal security. retaining title until the whole
purchase-money Is paid.
WARNER P. RoANE.
J. L. TAI1AFBkRo.
Special Commissioners.
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.uCTUON SALE OF HORSES,

A UCTION SALE OF HORSES,
"A MILES. WAGONS, CARTS. cows. ~ RNl-
TURF. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c:-haying
soId nv farm will sell at public anciion o! tae
toll gate. Mechsncsvile PIKE. on IhO hSDA 81 >
March 10 1891, commencing at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ,
The folIC wing property: 20 Mitch COws, 3
Horses, Mules, / new Mower tscC2rmckl, !
new Binder, l two-horse Wagon and Harness 4
jump-seat Rockaway, Cart ana haThIss'
FnsiIage Cutter (Ben CITY. Acme Harrow, !
two-hoTse Drag, / Farm Bell, Lawn Mower !
Feed Cutter, Z Cultvators. Corn Planter,
SDadss Forks I swing Churn, 80 Chickens, !
good Cooking-Stove, Household Furnitqre, &C.
TERMS: Cash. JOchFi JOhNSON'
NH l0-2ts
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IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS.
Honors to n Virginian - The HOLIDAY
Granted for Athletic Games.

Granted for Athletic Sahes'
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, March lO.-Mr.
JoseDh ID. Cochrane, a graduate OF the
school Of Chemistry here, and now pursuing Il
u,st-cradnato Course In the same, spent SUNDAY
IN YOUR city MIR. COchrane hss Just been elecieu
to The chair OF assistant professor OF cheWlstty
q the University OF ARK at tayotteNile.
lie las been tho object OF The most hat'etihg
condiments from the professors here anG OF
the board OF the Arkansas University. M
Cochrane has not yet decided what no VIII 90
gbou, the Otier.
PERSONAL.
Rev. Collins Denny. our chaplain. Is confined
10 his bed with grippe In consequence OF thi'
there were no services In the chanel sunday.
Mr. Campbell Cochran aud his Wlte' OF hlnnf-
apols, Va, are visiting her father, General il L.
ApS3rr. -.
Eiss Florence Tyler, Of Richmond. is the guest
Of Mrs. Gunther. on tho Avenue.
A DEPARTURE.
The faculty have decided to grant the holiday
on April 18Th for the athletic games. ms IS a
mos unheArd-of departure from tho rn'es lsid
down ty Thomas Jefferson, and Il allowed, II
NAV be supposed. partly because II Is the blrih-
dow of that honored Rector and "Faiher OF the
University OF Virginia"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
February g. 1891.

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
0F THR COUNTY OF GLoUcHsTER-DAwsoN d
Co. VS.. Ross, TREAT vs. rALIAFBRRo. Ross &
&C, VS.. RoAsE, TRUSTEE. DEFENDANT.
], Samuel Il. Chapman, clerk OF the said court,
do certify that the bond required Of the special
com missiouers by the decree rendered IN said
cause on tho 23d day OF February, 1891, has been
duly given by Warner p. Roane and James l.
1aliaferro, two Of the commissioners appointed
under said decree.
Given under my hand a. clerk Of the said court
this 33d day Of February, 1891.
NH 1-iW SAMUEL b. CHAPMAN, c. @.
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oLD-rnto rrvra.

No Coupons rendered in Cyeenesysils
fcerrespondence Of ne B'chmono Dlsps,eh.,
ExFoEIA, Va, March f0.~The Board az
Supervisors OF ;his county meet On next
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN 3. F. EATON
pioneer Of Steamboat TRADE ~
,.,onI-BurIed with Masonic no"o.
,,a Richmond Dispatcb.

correspondents of tho Rienmona p,sDa' T.
WmxrnTos VA. Iaroas-m .o15i1sI't y and r.
Eaton q our Gt RSss Psiea SATURDAY
hnd Eos ibnrsd at the Methodist S church
R here n oTs e. HI Sd s Wn: i fs
fed to the esteem est .nay 4 he said to be the pr
Captain Ea sSDocnc , steamboat trade on
onee Isralt ~ river. BY his enterprise
aiII his Is now ne On established success
GLOOMY TRUCKERS.
The continued wet . ws' t4sct sns c TerS
gloom w ~ any kind has been done.
s s!oIre of 9th the truckers have planted their
have Their seed in the o yno bo BSt al, Sto
equally dissatisfied .o thosS sY wn IN n the house
Ell wbi M those who have not planted are dis
satisfed that theirs are not in the ground.
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AUCryoy sALEs-rusure pays.
EOR SALE, AT AUCTION, AL
PETERSBURG, VA,
MONDAY. MARCH 30, 1891.

MONDhI, AAAhSh "vf Ao'N'
comn,ote so, Of ToBACCo-FACToRY FIX
TtTKfs, having capacity 70 manufacture prop,er-
~ 100000 pounds OF plug Iopsceo ta,yp
GINK. sO-HORSE POwER BOILER, HfDRAAU-
nc STEAM PUMP, STEAM PUMPS. o ~
DRAUiIC sTATGoSARY SHAPE and ID r . ~;
PRESSES, heavy POT-MlLLs, 10 BoA.oe ne ~, =
crd annurtenanres, now and extra-hesVy
BitlSCKOPH PLUG-MACHlNES, KINGS MA
CHINE, 10, II. 10. o, and 6-inch sHAPh-MILLs
81, ~, POCKgT-PlECB BARS lx6-inch ano
also SUPERIOR los MILL. Ali OK the macniheIy
in frst-cIass order 1900 feet STKh Md Ehl-
ING PIPE, VALVES, WRENCHGS. TONGUES.
Sc: SCALES, BINNS, and all other necessary
machinery for the manuiecture o. pIuk t o.
Also, IRON SAFE and OFFICE FlAIUhES'
c. A. JACKSON.
Guarantee and Washington streets
virginia aud North Carolina papers Whi ssa'e
terms Tor inserting this advertisements
NH II. IR 2S,lS23
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FREIGHTS-

Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, sMITHFIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAYERLY, HICKsFohD, and Al;hA-
ANDRIA, va; WASHINGTON, ID. 9; NEN-
BEKNE, WASHINGTON, TABORO, y. c, al
siafions on the Atlantis and Danytue railroad,
ssaboard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south
ern railroad, Farmville and Powhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also Tor
Fssterp shore Of Virginia. and all regular
landings on James and RappahAnnock rivers,
nt LOWEST RATES and through bills Issued.
LUCIRN Is. TATUM, Yice-President,
No. lII7 Main street and Rockets.
ray,u WvruYaSp Eraf0bt and pagssn ger Agent.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Ssi-lssI
Y COMPANY'S JAMSE-RlVER eaA1Aszz - i,
LINE. Cheapest and most pleasant route ~ S
POINT. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEW ,i TSH
MEMS, CLARENoNT, and JAAES-ht ,, En-
IANDINGs DIRECT by elegant saloon s.ei' %
ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY MoNDAi'
WFDSEsDAY. and FRIDAY az A. NJ street,
cara 20 directly 10 steamers wharf. rare 70 Oiu
point or Norfolk, 81. 50: second class. 81
Connections So Old Point closely WITH al me me
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud No" a-ii,bs
eame afternoon, Jsmes river by dsyh9A-
Great tourist line Che apest route IlcAeS
only hall Of Rail Rates o.-,.o..
Through tickets on steamer ana at oarOo
Aaa,cv al Main ssreet, Baggage checked
through. stste-rooms engaged for day or niSa-
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BY chewnipg & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auc,ioneers' anu D'V>'''
No 3 north Tenth street
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FOR RENT.

~(>~N~OINoy>N0>,Slo.,,' re-,0l-9No~<oo~-o~ypo~
EOR RENT, NICE OFFICESgss
a over the New York Steam Laundry, onlssI
Ninth street near Main. supplied with steam
heat, gas, water and lanitor's attentions.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
NH 6-st corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Tor RENT, STORE ANDGs
IL DWELLING, No 3e3 Broad. between IA
Monroa and Henry Rent low 70 an Immediate
tenant. II. SELDOM TAYLOR 4 son,
NH SSt corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
L,OR RENT, SEVERAL DESIRA-<A
II BILE ROOMS In Fordis Law Building. on N
Ninth between Grace and Franklin streets,
suitable for offices and lodging-roomA
JOHN T. GODDIN,
Heal Est>te Agent
NH 6.ii&ii Bank and Eleventh streets.
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CHEWING & ROSE, Austioneers.

sroSxHAm's CogxrrrEE. PLAHTIFT, hoaiS s1
REgp. sc. DEFEHDAsTs-Is rHk NhAhSs"'
CoURr or THE CRY or kIcnhOhp.
c,a~Ios NO cods,n. clerk OF said court. GER
,,t. tnat the bond REQUIRED OF the special e2ni-
missioner by lhs decree in said cause Oh FoO-
ruary q. 1891. has been duly given. Mach
Given under my hsni this S'n os aynU 0i IN 0N
1891. ciAhLb' We CLERK.
mhl0 -
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
nv Charles A. Rose and Louis Rawlings
Real Estate Adcfionoers.


A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
"a OF THAT
HANDSOME MODERN BRICK DWELLING
No. 900 PARK AVENUE.
o,oostrR JoHS c. sHAFERs BEAUTIFUL
YARD.
THE LOT FRONTS o. FEET ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF PARK AVENUE, RUNNING
BACK ABOUT us FEET TO
eO-FooT ALLEY.
A. tho request " tho owner we VIII SOIL oy
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1891,
-. ~ O'clock p NJ, the abOye-described riost Dc
at,a,le ana valuable PROPERTY. This dweIhIg,
win three stnrios. was built within the lest Iew
lars. and besides being substantially ana wen
G,iit In every respect contains all modern con-
ysriences for housekeeping, etc., win zen OF
roore largo rooms. Tho neighborhood mere 10
dccidedly tho most attractive aud deslfaDie III
,To civ and being greatly in demand VIII
,,ndou6tedly enhance In value. Ot these isceS
von will be more thoroughly convinced Dy lend
ing us your presence.
T1Rxs: Easy and announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
LOUIS RAWLINGS.
MIA Auctioneers.
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'Dsily.


Nos II. 90. aud a6 lls.. s..
IS stop on sigma o. .s.
Centralia. ara Chas.er N.
signal AZ Aaucl"5rer s.f .
on signal az haueH 49,.
purchasing ticteH I
for this train al.th 81
aud 81 viii stop ai 4.
PULLMAN.
On Trains So8. liaaf ......
New York aud Iaml1.
On Trains Nos. u aaI ...-.
New YORK and Chgr.s I'D .....
and - sleeping-cars .-. Ss
Jacksonville. On irs. . -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11

r.,, n,,o-diapA In the Chsncery Court OF
ffen'' ca tho city OF Richmond. De
r,a,ch Of ala. cree of December ~. lsM