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tren para sreFmanecers en- esta eatacitn, que pro-
maete ser do las mas impOFtantes del troEO PEE
Bar De haber llega gunas Veces con ant6laci0n,
ha salidD con retraso pues es humananente Inn
possible que en- tan limitado tempo pneda efec-
tuaTse la descaTga de equipajes bultOs que trail
sh, pOr pocos que sean, Y agFegar algunOs furgo-
mes Wagones que cOnduzcan carga para otros
Esto 81 haee fnassts imposble, puesto que la
0Ompania tiene pocOs peOnes para la carga des
oarga. ass
Que representa- el gasto de algunos peones
db para ell buen seIvicio, cuandO en- las facilida-
doB Que ell cargadOr 0ncuentre, que le brinde la
empresa, estribara indudablemente ell mayor
aumentO do trasportes p6r ende mayores eptra-
das para ella #
Las atenciones que rodean al Jefe dc esta-
Ui6n son varias minuciosas, y pOr mas practica
ys6uena vOluntad que tenga, como hasta ahora de-
H1Uestra teEeras e de esta, Don Antonio SantaO-
Aa, no puode materialmento desemp mpenarlas sa-
tisfacCi6n FL despachO de billetes, Ia confrOnta-
ei6n de pesos, Ia redaCci0n de los dOcumentOs que
tiene que entregar al conductor y otras Y Otras
BtonciOnes no pueden recaer sobre un solo sm-
pleado, 81 es que dobe ser iel cumplidor de su CO.
metido.
Ell cruce que Sc efsctda entire las Was del fe-
rrocarrl de circunvalaci6n.y las del senor aides,
es un gran ontOrpecimientO para el traspOrte de
carga la estaci6n, debiera haherse construido
va una alCantarilla para pOder atgavesar el zan-
Jon que Sc ha tornado ALI, para 4ue corran las
aguas pluviales.
Los wagones que hasta ahora Sc han despa-
chadO con mercancias prOvisiOnes han lido des-
CubiertOs, expuestas que 81 Sc pTesenta un aqua
ceTO lleguen averiadas su destinO,
HemOs Observable tambi6n que para ell pagode
pasAjes fetes, la COmpanfa fila diariamente Ell
cambio que cOtiza ell giro sObre Espana, y la
eonstante fuctuaci6n de este acarrea demoras, di
fcultades Y no pocas veces sobreyendr6n errOres.
Creo que todas las indicaciones que apunto
seran atOndidas pOr la aprecable Companla, pues
guia OtrO m0vl que 'conciliar sus intereseS
con los del pdblico para que redunden en- mdtuo
benefcfo. t
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BELLEzA DEL YAGUEz.

La Ondina msteriosa que en- las atlas ho@
ras de Ia noche, bana su tersa frente en- las pu-
risimas cristainas aguas del Yagiiez, rObo q
que leval este oioroso bouquet contenido en-
los 'Polv0s Dentales del Dr. Salicrup, ded.cados
4 las bellas hjas de la Ciudad del Oeste.
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N o ia S

Nsemea hubieramos creido encontrar aquf
las tan elegantes calcOmanfas como las que ha
introducido 81 amigo Aguiar para decorar canas
de hero, etc. Son muy tinas y de un gustO es-
-quisito. En- La HjspGnO. americana, cuyo Ali
rhinistrador es el dlcho amigo, SO encuentran
de. venta. 6o
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CarN1e1s -E. G6igez y 00rd0oe2.

Ell procedimiento para grabar zsobre cris-
tai, es muy sencilo Sc bafan los cristales
con cera fundida SO dibuja encilna con un
ibozil muy fino dejando que la punta traspase
L. cera y Hogue al vidrio. Luego Sc rnoja con
acido fudozico, 8 espatico Sc pone al SOL
De este modo queda hecho el grabado.
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ANAGRAMA.
C U RIA ZIN A D~A.

Con estas Ietras formar nombre apellido
dc una simpatica senorita 4 Quien aprecio
mucho.
~ Franco
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ALMANAQUE.- -Martes II San Julian y
Santa Julana.
EFEMERfDE.-16O8 empieza a cons
truir eltuerte del Canuelo.
- 185O.--NueVa organization de los muhi-
cpios de la Isla 8 institution de los Alcaldes
con suicide y IL 2a.-
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Fotografras en.....n verso
DE AIBONITO

I'm capuIlito que solo cuenta IA abriles es
Ia totografiada a quien me voy dedicar.
Su nOnbre es ell ,miSmo dc la Reina Regen-
to Y posee las cuaIidades necesarias para en-
causar al mas desimpresionado por 81 bello sexo
todo rDuy hacendosa. Vive la saliIa para
Cayey, y su padre es el D.p.s.t,r.. de este
pueblo.
--41 No la conoces todavia
Pues, ,entonces eres muy NAL fisonomista,
porq4e ,., mas clarO no canta un gallo.
a Z E e :. oTRA DE sANTURCE
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LIS H.zd.s
TRIANGULO


Sustituir estos puntos por letras, de mo-
do que ruedan leerse 10 .rnismo orizontal que
vertical: lo Nombre de una naci0n eur6pea.
% Una trase amorosa. 80 Una bebida, 40 Un
verbo Y So Una consonante
M Franco,
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sECCION DE ANUNCIOs
: '..A1IENCION

II Sc penden los muebles de la casa s}e Paptios
Gale de San Justo numero 8. Todos en bu6it
.estad0 y a precio .m6dicoS.a 1 l5-2
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AmtOnie Oltva.
FUGA DE VOCALEs

DedjcGdG' q nj amigo Jose CID;
Id. D., r. III. tn.
end. ..D-n. mt. ";
ys.n O.. y. s.p. en-,
. d. s.st. N. p.s. n $. M
" IS. N c.nsj, pr.d.nt.):
.nt.s g.. v.rl. v.s..n, sss!sss tg-
err. PRINT, c.rr., v.U.
Las V.1d.s
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oTRA DE sANTU.RCE

.Es una viuda jovecinta, alta, esbelta, ele
gantfssrna, de trato amable y dc fisonomia
muy simpatica.
Es mpX blanca ojos pardos, grandes, ras-
CAD de largas pestanas negras rizadas, tai
es la expresi6 de sns pupilas, que son capaces
de yolver loco a lossque en- ellos Sc tjan.
Sc llama como up santo que no nacio; viene
amenudo la Capital toca el piano adnlira-
biemente. De poche, Sc entusiasrnan tOdos
oy6nd0fa tocar con mucha maestrfasy expression
varas pieEas de Me1sdcESSbga q Chopin; vive
cerca del reloj de aquel Barrie. LA conoces
lestor -.
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CHARADA

Dedic0da Il Ia SYt0. Elisa CeFrG.
Els mi 1rjDserG consonante, @ss
segW'sdG, una Virtud teolOgal,
y mi tod0, amiga es,
una planta vegetal.
M Franco
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sOluci0n los entretenimientos de an0-
che:-P ProbLeSSG: XX.-Ad5VjpaGpaSa: Ninguna.-
AMGgrGNsG.: :. LeOnor Rodriguez Mercedes Ra-
nirez y Maria MauleOn.- CtGrG1G: TabaeO.-
FMgG de vOcGlcS:-Mas temoaen una mala leu
gua-que Ia mano. del verdugo,- el verdu-
go mata a mn hombre-y la maIa lengua a un
LA CORREsPOFDENCIAr DE PUERTO RICO esta
ellamada a prdsperar on el peri0dismo de la Is
10 atOndidas las condiciones en- que Sc presen-
ia sobro todO las de su baratura, resultando
ser un baSto alnlacenSde entretenimientOs.
S0IWci6N. La souci6n 81 Logogrifos llu-3
m6rico suscritO pof Moyo " publicado. en- ell
nuInerO 81 es +" HidrOclOrato de cOcaina !" pc.
no para que 10 Jenga. en-. euenta el senor Moyo
para Otra o3asi0n, le digo que eS HIELo no
i0lO, que las arterias son tubOs museulo-menll,
.branOsos, que ell metal itrO no existe 81 ITRIO.s
LO que dobo tener presehte ell senior Mo-
20 para otra ecasi0n.-- Manuel vega. . aa s5e
l#x H#@@-- a As3 Ge5 sss ggpssi
Ian romitidO la soluc6n los entretoni- ]
mientOs de anoch0: FtsgG- de UOc0EeS: J.
Masjaan, El anamorado del Sol 81, S. N. Rios,
Ell dependientc de Ia Maffposa, Gloria, A. Ayal
cas-, 81 amigo de Ana Naranjo, Condo Duqle
de 0liVares, FL Caciqpe Agueynaba, Srta. Joa..
quina Bravo CanterO, EAnnibal, ]. Herrera !.
AdiviNaMs0 Srta. Maria Gil, Srta. Ana Naran-
j0s Los dos guares, STta. HERNIA MOntOtO--.
ChGgGC7G: j Tizo DE- 0rraca, FL pOlvOrin dc
Lares, ManohtO AbOrita-Fag9 az V0caIes II
c7saY0da: IN l6sgraciadO, srta Anita Gambia,
A. "A. Martinez, Jose G. Geigel, Srta, Celia 10.
Trez, IL MARQUES dol alma viva, El Condo de
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Baquero Candara

II gTienen eonstantemente de venta cefyezl
CriStjG0SN0.
Ca1as tez4 ti0cenas de botellas.a 500
Cajas de 61doeenas medias botellas $99.
para la Isla .a$93 las prlneras y q So las
segundas, = '..., ! Is as..
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LUNA GANGA!. ..s 4
- Sc VEN DEN b 3aN ..l1s.a a.

Dos .nuevas. golesas acabadas de ! botar al
aqua de marcha rapida ( Cutter D construi-
.das con MADEIRA de hucar y calvadas en- cobre;
de l2O toneladas dis carga y II pies de caado,
elasiioadas en- Ell L1oyds sI'agteS por IL amos
con setra de primera, --x
aa Para mas 4letalles iirilifseaa
Jose 2. Silica
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Nuestro p6same nny 1entido para toda
su apreCiable familia
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II. Franco.
ADIViNANZA

ADIViNANZA
Toda mi vida he estado
Parada sobre de un pie,
Fu6 tan grande mi poder
Que al mismo .DiOs sujet6.
Anztonia OziVa.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


R1cuNovD. Va. April % Offerings Of tohac-
co AZ auction on Change to-day. tuesday, April
~ 1891: Iotal offerings, IS packages, o. WHICH
were Virginia bughls and 10 were west Nir-
glnia rights.
West Virginia bTlghts. one package taken IN ~
eeO5) one sold az $3.50, one taken IN a. Sl1 30
one at els one sod az 10. one taken IA at Sl5 70,
Ous sold at tlR.l5. one taken III at $50, one AZ
ESQ, one az e., one 40 90, one sold a, 60 one
taken On at $3.50
Private salos reported 20 the secretary OF the
Richmond Tobacco Trade Tuesday April
VI. 1851: Wrappers 4 hogsEeAds; filters, i2
logshoadsi cutters, hogsuead; scrap, = hogs
Leads: dark Tugs. hORshcals, dark stemming
4.af 90 hogsloads Total. 90 hOgsheads
Office OF She tobacco inspector reports to-day;
Inspections, bright. hOgsheGds. dark. B. hogs
lrad-- Western. 80 hOEsncads helnspeotlOnS,
-eaIr0ok 81, Farmers, Wilson's, virginia Ale
gl4ny. Old Dominion. Crenshaw :. hhocAoe,
Meals Davenport So Planters and IerchAuts
tlI Shelbuyno warehouses report to-day,
lutslav. April -. lsa.: Receipts. 1873 packages;
lYcrlcs. l24 packages.
ONCE OF the Collector OF the United states IN
i.rsl Revenue reports collections FOR the CITY
Iit paid on cigars and cigarettes. st5Sl; tax
ttll .l plux tObaccOs. - 4 q TOO. Total s2Isl9h
Nuf Ilr. Maurice 4. smith MAS well enough 10
hhe drive This afternoon
Ar NraF. OF r. c. Mray x Co. OF Lynchburg'
We. 10 Richmond to-day and expects to leave To-
u flt for homo.
LeuNercd at the Tobacco Exchange to-day:
!. 4 Nnghold AlbemaIlo; William Joiner. Jr.,
tan'lt. W A. Hammer. Nelson county, A.
Pc. ts, IS j. Coleman. AlDemarle, J. W. tRytpr,
ashland, CW.Nalkor Indian Mills; }. BUnder-
WOOD North Carolina.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
STOOK MARRET.

Situation of Tobacco AT rlchmond and Other
Important Centres Quotations of the Now
York and Liverpool Cotton Markct-Pro-
visions and Gram.
INV YORK, April cs-Nonoy on call loaned at
,a.y rates to-day. Three was the closing and
Die lowest. and the highest rates. Exchange
.'osed steady; posted rates. 4s6a4s9; actual
rates. 4si'. 90 is,l6 for sixty days and 4s9G4Sl4
for demand Governments closed quiet; cur
rency 6s. il3; as coupons, Iei; 4l9s l0l bid.
The stock market opened strong with sharp
recovery from Yesterday afternoon decline, and
notwithstanding that Exchange was higher and
that 10 was almost certain that considerable
amount of gold would be engaged for eNl ort to-
DAY. there was buOyant tone and continued
advanced ma prices until n o'clock. The ma
.nrity of active stocks had nearly recovered
thfir decline OF yesterday. London was buying
hack a good many of the stocks sold yesterday,
The market continued strong during the second
hour, and at noon the best figures OF morn
ing were gcneralv current. The market
was less active during the last ha.f
between and O'Clock and considerable resc-
ton. I'm the final hour there was more demand,
especially for Louisville and Nashville. when
London parties continued 90 take IN some LOund
amounts. IL was predicted that the stock would
e. 20 Wv as IL did last May but II closed eleven
points below thar figure to-day and AT an al
vance of 1850. for the day. he remainder OF
the market closed strong az or near the best
figures. Total sales, 3iAOob shares.
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Der, ss2as.s3: November, ss4@ss5: December,
s.s9sS.0; January, s95ss.s6; February solS
COZ ,,,,
In Liverpool. spot cotton steady; middling MP,
lands. 4-4d sales, 10000 bales Futures clos ca
steady: April 442a4s3; April May, 4t2'sA4S;
May-June. A4SS4A; June-July. 462 july
August, Az.
Flour closed quiet and steady, unchanged.
Mheat-OptiOns we're weak this morning ana
there was a decided pressure 20 sell az times,
although most of early talk was bullsh; re
ports from Kansas stated that wheat was beng
considerably damaged by bugs. The foreign
adyices we're strong and there was further Talk
of reduction Of French duty. At noon prices
weredOwn &c: from this there was arecovery OF
! cent during the afternoon. and the market
closed weak, however, and 20 lAc lower. spot
lots active; sales: No red winter, $lIttm
sllSj9: No do Sl.l2dtil3i No. red winter
May, si.l334; June, s1.15B; July silS; August
Corn-Options dull and unchanged for May;
slightly lower for the other months spot lots
frmer; sales. No. 2 mixed. $50; No. DO, NC;
No. mixed. May. 74}4c.; June, NAc.; july
O Oats "0ptions duh SPOT lots closed &c.
lower; sales; No. white, &c; No. 2 do 5q]9c;;
No mixed. R0c.: No. do 57l1c.; No. mixed,
MAY. 56l4c July. 5jllc.
Pork dull mess, siS50ssA.
Lard firm and higher; May, 1899; July SID;
Sns gar dull; 8lfc. for oe test; s-l6c for
fair refining: refined steady; cut LOAF ana
crushed. 5l4c.; powdered. &c; graduated. $3.50;
mould a. SIC: confectionors 4. A4
Coffee steady and unchanged. -
Petroleum market dull and featureless May
opened Gsl4c.; highest Os5<c; lowest 6'94c'
closing, 6794c.
Spirits tuopentine SOC barrels markets easier;
Southern. Seitc.; machine barrels, 40; rosin
lO51s barrels: market quiet, steady ana I'M
changed Tar, 2O25 barrels.
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BALTIMORE. Nm. April 2S.--Flour dul m
changed. Whent-Souihorn FultK. t113 esi.i7:
Longberry, flls. No. rcd. sl.l6; steamer No.
red. sli8: Western weak 10 winter Ted
siIg'l; August sl07lS Corn Southern weak
and lower white. wa sec yellow, s0c. asked
NAV. &c July Gee Oats dull and lower; m
graded Southern and Pcunsylvania. tOae2c; do.
Western white. 6oaG2c; do DO. mixed, ss6lc ;
graded No . white. 6llt 9G2c Rive quiet; prime
to choice. s0ag8c.: common 10 fair s5ossc Pro.
visions active; mess PORK old ti2O; new. 80 On;
bulk meats loose shoulders, 5Ac; long clear;
CSC: clear ribs Hdes. Gtc.; sugar-ricklod
shoulders 6S4c; sEgar-cure smoked should r.
re: ham- il0litec. Lard-Rehnod, sac. Pea
nuts unchanged.
StOcks-NOt given.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
~~~~>~>~>~~--~>~-~>~s>>~
RICHMOND & DANYlLLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH s, 1891.

LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN No. II, 2:55 A. VI. ,
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily for Danvflle'
y Greensboro, Winston Salem. Durham,
Raleigh, Randleman, Salisbury, Ashevllle, Hot
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken Augusta
Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery, New Or
leans, Texas and California. Pullman palace
sleeping-cars Richmond TO Danville and Dan;
vile to Asheville, Augusta. birmingham ana
- TRAIN No. IS. iO;s5 A NJ
NIRGINIA AND NORTH CAkOLlNA la
Y PRESS. daily for Burkeville, all stations on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. Lyneh9urg'
Knoxville, Chattanooga Memphis and Nash
vile; also for Keysville, .Clarksville,, Oxford.
Henderson, Durham and Raleigh ms tram
goes through solid to Raleigh.
TRAIN No. ., = NJ
tASr MAIL, daily from all points on the
Il Farmyille and POwhatan railroad. Danylue,
Greens boro and points South East and west.
Pullman palace sleeping-cars Danyille TO Macon
and Atlanta. and at Greensboro sleeper VIA
Asheville TO Morristown. Tenn. At Danylne
connects with the Washington and southwestern
Nestibule Limited.
TRAIN No. I7.6P. NJ
A MELIA ACCOMMODATION, daily except
IA Sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. 81. $40 A. VI.
CLONERL LOCAL, daily except Sunday, freight
" train with coach attached for Clover, va
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. i2. sos A. NJ: No. 10. 4:l0 Z. NJ; NO.
49, S.35 Z. NJ. and No. Is. SIS A. NJ
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THURSDAY, The 7l Day Of Nay, 1891,
AT4 O'CLOCK P. NJ, on THE PREMISES,

proceed to sell by Public Auction. TO the high
est bidder the following property:
First. The OLD MOKlHSS HOMESTEAD,
fronting on Park avenue. Grove avenue ana
Harrison street. This property Will DE divided
and offered IN lots and then alternately as a
whole, and will he Knocked ont 10 the CHEST
bidder. ! have authority 90 sell TINS gOperty
privately. and will duly consider any bids made
mo through the mails
Second EIGHT LOTS fronting on Park
avenue, between. Boyd apt Harrison streets, az
of which have fronts OF 30 feet. except one OF
81 HIP feet and run back 20 an alley 1919 feet
wide.
Third ELEVEN LOTS fronting on west ave-
nue. between Boyd and Harrison streets. h'e OF
which have fronts Of 20 feet five OF - ieet ana
Fourth FOUR NEW BRICK RESIDENCES
fronting on Harrison street. These bullllnfs
have each l2rooms, and all modern improve
ments.
ifthe Homestead first above mentioned should
he sold in lots the buildings thereon VIII ue
separately sold for cash. with the privilege gwen
the purchasers TO remove them ln thirty days
IFRas: One-fourth cash; balance Oh credit
Of six, twelve and eighteen months, no pun
charers TO give negotiable notes FOR deierfcl
payments Leaning interest from ds} OF SAL.
title retained until all the purchase money Is
Maps OF this property can Dc seen at the Office
Of H. Is. CllAFFlN 4 co.
An desired information can Do obtained hy
writing 10 the Commissioner. whose address Is
Iynchhurg Va, or H. Is. CiAitIN CO..
A"'' ''''' % -''' WILLIAM V. WILSON, JR
COmmis siOner.
In tho Clerks Office Of the Corporation Court
for the city OF Lynchourg. IS:
certify that William v Wilson, Jr.. Commis-
siOncr above mentioned has given bond as re-
CURED by decree OF sale. ........-.
Test: ). q. WINGFIELD, Clerk.
aulQ- ~
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NV YORK. Aprn & Cotton circular to-day:
"A slight decline IN LIVER COL and the
eofesp bonding shading in values here Is the ie.
.oi' Oi "a comparatively quiet day M cotton Az
sAg opening the market here showed tendency
toward Improvement despite the decline
tDIpad but break Of 30 points In New Or
.e4Ns positions az a result Of issue OF NAY
ro.lees upon money market that seems 70 DO
~ any slrong, led 20 some selling and decline
VI : 20 points here Final prices were quiei
an steady. oar adyicos from Now Orleans led
70 tho behef that the liquidation Of May con
~ co.'s thtte is about completed AMI That me
appeared by tomorrow. and LIVERPOOL cables
A9"ed more confident feeling current there"
u, hespOi market is quiet, unchanged; sales,
4; ~ nslfs heceipls estimated 1000 bales, against
Spsed one 10 four points lower;
tisn,acti0Ds. 5000 bales; April and May,
~ ssHi June, s.C9@s63; July, s'7a@s 73:
~Slsi' oSOSe.ol; September. S.5isS.s2; 0eto-
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Cn1cAGo. April gS-Wheat declined PIC on
lower quotations from abroad and fine prospects
for the next crop at home. Int recovered cent
ceipts. III cars.
Corn declined 19+@i7{c under the general
selling. hut there was lively recovery on a
good cash demand But The active option
closed &c lower. May closed a cent higher
Receipts cog cars.
Oats Market broke "a Nc, Int recovered on
short covering and closed &c. lower for May,
4ic. lower for July. and unchanged for SePiem-
her Rccoiufs 1l3 cars.
Provision. Market was held steady by Tho
changed; lard elI8sc. higher, and ribs 2ltc.
li-her
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ST. LOUIS. April 2s-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat ower; July. $1,000 August.
65c.; Jul. dllsc Oars quiet aud about stead ";
Nav iMtc: july sg7<c Pork Standard, i.e .;
Lard Prime steam nominal at 6isc. Dressed
meats. shoulders. $50; long sides, th$l;
clear ribs. s637l9: short clear - 20. Bacon
Uored' shoulders shtOesa62M; long. sides,
sC.s7le clear ribs s6S7It 5000; short clear, s..
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RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1891.
DY ORDER OFTHE BOARD. OFDIkECIORS,
stockholders OF the PERPETUAL INVEST
MENJ. CONSTRUCTION AND Deposit COM
PANT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, will be held
NJ the oricc of the Company, No. $40 east Main
street. on THURSDAY, May 2lst, att Z. NJ.
The object OF the meeting Is TO consider
Amendments 20 the charter of the Company as
proposed by the Board OF Directors al u meet
ing held this day l.. NJ. BLANrON,
ap 2229 my 1891. Secretary and Treas.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAYORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE kICHNOND;
TRAIN No. 10. $40 7. VI.
7 oCAL EMPRESS, daily, except Sunday.
IL Stops al all stations. At Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkert0n also connects
with Baltimore steamer al West Point
TRAIN No. To- 4:OP NJ
baltimore LIMITED. daily. except sun
ID day, for West Point. connecting with York
river steamers for Baltimore. At Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail
road for Washington, Philadelphia and New
York. FARE: hichmond 10 Baltimore, ~; 10
Washington, 81; to Philadelphia, si:s0; New
York, a. ID
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 5 ?. NJ,
DOR WEST NOlNT. daily. except sunday
i thence by Richmond and Danville railroad TO
Richmond. arriving az g:i5 A. u. aud 1870 l. NJ,
and connecting with Train No IS. See Train
No l5-sirginia and North Carolina express
TRAIN No. 40 7:D A. VI.
I OCAL. MIXED, daily. except sunday leaves
II Twenty third street station for Vest Point
and intermediate points.
Ticket office al station foot OF virginia street
open 3 90 A. NJ. to 600 T. NJ, and from J:OO os;5o
A. VI.
City ticket Office. 9Oi Main street.
sol HAAS, Jas l.. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
JOSEPH ). POTTS. Div. Pass. Agent.
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NOTICE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
DAY or MAY, 1891. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the. office of the company in the
city OF Roanoke. Virginia, when an election will
be held for thirteen directors for the ensuing
year, and such other business transacted as
NAV properly come before the meeting.
The transfer books will DO closed from o'clock
L. NJ. April II, 1891 until ys9eiI9pek A. NJ May s.
1881. A. j. HEMPHlLlA Secretary.
April II. 1894. api4.s3,ss,myi,o
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Richmond live Stock.

RlcHnoxD. Va. April g. 1897.
Rece;pts-Cattle iT5 head; sheep 60 head,
hogs Con head.
Salos-CAttle, l15 head; sheep, 60 head;
Price. -Caftle-post. SIC 10 SIC gross;
q few extra fine higher Medium 10 good. 4]lc
10 Dc. gross: common TO fair PIC. TO &c. gross
Tuls. 2llc. 10 3l.c gross.
Sheen 20 20 o.. gross.
Lambs. NC 20 &c gross.
Hogs, &c. TO Giic net.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE N
- WEST POINT, Virginia

In pursuance Of a deed OF trust recorded in D.
B. No. O. page Q. in the Clerks Office OF tho
County Court Of King William county. aud by
virtue OF q decree of the Circuit Court Of said
county in lipscomb Y. Martin and wife. / Will
Wilkinson. LEICESTER q Co.. in West Point, Va at
6:8O 7. NJ, on the
18Th DAY OF MAY. 1891.
the following described lots. or sOmuch thereof
a. may DO necessary 10 pay the costs OF executing
the trust and pay the sum OF fl.7l92n. with inter
est from July l. 1870. tO-Wlt: Lots -, 81.
49, q and Cl9 in plan OF said town made by J. NJ.
Daniel with the improvements thereon. Any
residue Of purchase money will be made payable
AT such time as Thomas Is. Henley may direct
on dsv OF sale H. Il POLLARD,
ap 1i-SOt Special Commissioner.