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THos. d. SINGLETON, As 7th st. n.

The well-known furriers, the Misses Gun
bingham, 1S0S sth st. NV, have received all
the fastest styles in cape and jacket patterns
and are ready to dye and alter to look Ike now
old-style sealskin garments.
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Elegant 25c. Fall Domestic Fashion
Reviews free to each purchaser OF soc. worth
Patterns; ITO pages; over l 800 illustrations
Domestic s. NJ. Co.. 7th and H; East Branch,
4th and Pa. ave. Sc; West Branch, l412 l4th
NV. se234t
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BIZ REQUEST the Steamer Jane Mosely will
make another excursion to Old Point and Nor
folk, SUNDAY. September, q at pm. Fare for
tie rouad trip, 81. 50. A. z CORES, President.
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ATLANTIC CRY VIA ROYAL Blue LISE-For the
1remen's tournament at Atlantic City. septic M
bar 3s-0ctober 3 inclusive. thu Baltimore and
Ohio railroad viii sell roanG-trip tickets from
AZ stations on its lines east OF the Ohio river at
rate Of one fare for the round Trip. The fare
from Washington will be S5.eo. Tickets will
Be sold from September Is 10 October 2, Inciu-
ave, and viii be valid for return passage until
October 9, Inclusive. This low rate presents
the last opportunity Of the season to enjoy a
cheap trip 10 the seashore. The tournament
viii consist Of paraees, torchlight professions
ard ell kinds OF firemen contests. Trains leave
baltimore 81 &05, 1000 a. m. and Il.55 a. m
daily. except Sunday. Sunday trains leave at
A,ok 4 u. and HISS an
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VrsrT our tailoring department il you wish
to see tho latest styles in fall suitings and
trouserings. You will find our prices the low
est. EIsEMAN Bros, 7th and E
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TEE last two trips tomorrow to River View.
- the chariot rxcss.-1drt
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Buy q Machine With u Reputation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. 8. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac-
ton Of shuttle machines.
WHEELER l. WILSON MIRO. Co.,
fe28-str 4S7 9Th st. NV.
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EXCLUSIONS. PICNICS. &c.

THIS EVENING AT ssx5 ?. n.
sATnkDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER "a s.Ss r. NJ
~ me wlsht h,ht q Ssptemoer's starry sky.
SPECIAL INDIAN HEAD TkIPS
On he
"MACALESTER
Queen Of the WaveS"
1othe Green Lawns Of
MARSHALL HALL,
.,-> AND ROMANTIC INDIAN HEAn
Inc eternal tevsls Of the short-livei nisht-sfar~
heaven. /" 'e VI '"e Ae'us :"
Special and rrrens request the paiarai steamer
viii make her popular trips TO Marshall
. Ea ana Indian Head ly the light u septembsrs
a. SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER "a.
a. X snAip returning 20 the city 10 20 n. m.
ns - usual trips to MArshsn Rail st 10
D,ns,ns music In the pavilion IRON morn 10
o,u. FARE. ROUND TRIP. eso "a -..sv
I, Up. 25 CENfs. cHiLrRES. Il cfNTs oSp
~ l.. l. BLAZE, Captsip-
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C. Wilmer Il Co., grocers, 1918 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Mason's at. jars sl.25 doz. s25-2t
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CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
Looki Grocers, Look:
JOHNSTON Baos. L Co., $50 La ave-
Largest stock
and
greatest assortment
Of Fine Teas
south Of
New York.
Coffee Roasting Dry Roast,
Spice
grinding
and
heavy
stock H
Whole
Spices for picking purposes.
Sugars! Sugars! Wholesale!
JOHNSTON BRos. Il Co. Telephone, SIS
1t Central sales office, $50 La. ave.
Guns for sale and hire. wALForD's 4, ATT Pa. ave-"
Have New Sole in fifteen minutes, &c.;
sewn on by hand in thirty minutes, SOC.
Ladies' Shoes Soled and Heeled in twenty
minutes, 55c.
N. Y. SHOE REPAIRING Co.,
It, $40 7th ct. NV.
8. Heller, 720 7th st.. is making specially in
Ladies' and Childrcn's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff. se26-6ts
RazOra-The Jubilee is perfect. WALroRD's.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
THE OHIO NATIoNAL. BANK OF WASHING
Corner 18th and @ st. n
Hon. JOS d f Peso cee
John Q; JoHSs3Y ;;;:...............vice Presesns
chAhLEs d. DA'ipSE ::,:.:-..-..-.....--..C Cashier
i #ss' vs. S.s ss:Ss' e. bssas sess
is o4is n s Simss s Is1l@.s
S NTH Mss SsasfA ]. K Bro ,.R.'s'
Su'hr0d Robinson John O. Johnson II a; Harding
Banking hours: $50 "a. m. to pm. sel9-s4t
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED
WASHINGTON AND "a hRL LhK RAILWAY co.
10 SsI , tS5 sale $500 81 her oai,ai s,es par
the act Of consress to 800 ooo s '' - NI''sa W
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
terms required by the charter: Ten per cenian
81 the time Of sr6scrbng ana the bal.noe at 50,
Future calls on the stock will be made by the di-
rectors Of tins company the work may demand and
NC fsts R S g Sa N sI0es nsR tsirs 9iSs
Cars will be running from TIE Aoueduct bridge 70
AI p by Noyen,6er L -,
1his is grand investment
Call and let US talk IL
ROBINSON & LODGE.
se21 s3 and 80 Atlantic building.
N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
n. e COR 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AYR
Chartered by special act of Congress
January ~ 1867
-,
T,.n..r,.,s. nn.,n.. -.
TRUST COMPANY
IN all Its various branches
Also the business ola
SAVINGS BANK
Ana Ola
eAfE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
, Ca, Capital n1 no,,
'SA A ~ DoIAAA
receiver assignee and trust. and every
p...,,.- ..,.,,., .. .. TEN crNrs
"a nn.rs,d 80 M - sn,.rss, s,'srso,
- -
ay.
Sells hrss-cia.. real estate and other .ecuriu..
ABIFs upon dsnosi, in c.psc,ou. ssorsrs x.uIs. ~
unsurpassed drynsss and security.
sman '.''' i's ''n' from % TO s,2S Per 'nnun-
. sss g &: ::. I'D s ss
On the last business day Of each month.
On the INST. second and tilrd days II saoA month
sSPd.,ss :1 ;sss ar. n No..
Nanagemsat:
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLT

sPrAxrSe TUBES, iron safes repaired J. Il.
KuEuIISa
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8. Heller, 720 7th st.. is making specially in
Ladies' and Childrcn's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff. se26-6ts
Ra x0ra Thu Jnbiieo Is nerfect War rounta .
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fe28-str

Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken
ness, Opium Habit cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.
Free samples at
Afr MERITS DRUG STORE, 1914 + st.
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Yesterday in the Probate Court Judge Cox,
IN the matter Of James r. Narrower, guardian
Of Margaret ]. Matches. decided, that as the
guardian had used the wards funds in his bust
ness he was hsble for interest OF the amount
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Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bang
at reduced prices at s. HELLEa's. se26-5ts

DR.. c. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
Of the Nervous System, has opened an Office in
Washington, d. G., for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and Catarrh. We utilize
electricity in treating these diseases, and in
moving superfuous hairs, warts, moles, marks
tumors and all blemishes. DR.. Benson or his
partner, DR.. E. o. Mannakee, can be found
every Wednesday and Friday, from 3 am. to
$50 pm, and every Friday night from $50 to
8, at their office, 1912 G st. NV. Baltimore Of
fee SCI n. Howard st., every day. te20-s
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LIaHrSrSG RODS. Electric work. ]. n. KUEHI1S

FALL STILES men derby hats $3.50 and g.
extra value, fine felt, latest colors and shapes.
l. 7. LEWIS, ABS It'll St
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My Liver

GRAND Military Band. GERsrKxBERa's. .
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FALL OPENING

HunAx artificial eyes. HEHPLER's, 4S3 Pa ave.
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'MASIToC,
The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world. CHARLES kRAEMER
Telephone sos. 1877 9TH ST. n. W.
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH 40 ADN EkTIsI As iIHlNG ANY
y where 1t any time write 70 0ko- Y. kohLAL
So. ~ Spruce St. New Aork. se-l-y
uEyEkY oNE IN MID or INFORMATION ON
81 ths subject Of advertising Will do well 20 obtsina
eopxes Book for Sdvsrt.sers sos p.se>s pnee Ell
Mailed. postage paid, receipt Of price Contains
CAREFUL compilation from the American Newslspsr
DIRECTORY all the best paren and clask .ournkls;
gives the circuiaxou rating Of every and good
DEAL information about rates and other msftsrs
tsininc 10 the business Of edyertklns. Ad1ress
BOWELS AD"EkTIslNG BUREAU. 10 spruce
81, New York su2l-ly
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sEPTEMRIR o.


The ove- and the Mandolin
On the Green Lawns Of Marshan Han
''The morn 10 MP again. the dewy morn.
With breath all incense and with cheeks ali bloom
Laughing the clouds away with playful soorn."
On the historic Green Lawns Of Marshall H.n .h. 4.
the season Of mellow fruitfuness-close bosom friend
OF the maturing sun The lands lit with all the
autumn blaze Of golden rod and the pur-
pie asfers nod and bend and wave and nit Glorious
are the woods in their latest lold and crimson. De-
parted suns their trails Of splendor draw de-
parted summers, Marshall Han il reveling in its
abundant life Of sky and sun: high nostins clouds,
low mists and wheeling birds and that ripple
shorswsrd all day long" Prof. Schroeder will render
appropriate music with the National Guard Band
PROGRAM SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER e.. 1901.
PARTl
I. March........... Philadelphus wiesand
= Serensde.. The Lover and the Mandolin .Missud
g. Selection. The Black Husssr Millocker
g. Song. Image Of Roses .......... Willard
PART2.
8. .Tricotrin. Bennes
o. selections. Erminie. Jscob, ssk
2. Polka. Clarinet solo. In the Air. Mr. p Cameron
D ChilAn Dance. .ManAns...-...... Missud
PART B.
" oAvotte. Forget Me- Not. ........... .Ciese
10 Song Alice. Where Art Thou........ Asher
IL Schottische. voelker
L. Gslop.-......O Out on q Lark. ........J. s. Coz
MI. A. W. Schroeder. Conductor.
The Manchester. Queen Of the Waves leaves for the
Green Lawns of Marshall Hall TOMORROW at IL O.
H., 2 30 and I'm. sharp.
Take the IL Am boat and spend a restful September
Sunday midst natures and the sounds Of
the National Guard Band. Take the children.
RouND-TRIP TICKETS. 25 CENTS.
Children. on Sundays and through the week, Is
COL. JOS. C. McKIBBIN. CAPT l. l. BLAKE.
1t Marshal, Hail. Condo Macalester.
4 LAST TRIPS. =
RIVER VIEW.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER e.
HURDLE RIDING AND
ROMAN CHARIOT RACES By
LADY RIDERS ONLY.
Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTZ and another will
leave u IL Am. and pm.
DANCING ALL DAY.
se25-t Children. 15c. Adults. 25c.
STEAM LAUNCH FLORENCE WILL RESUME
~ her sunday trips to Cabin John Bridge.
Boat leaves ed 1t. and Canal ct 80 N. and 80
pm. Sundays. se;,5-2t
DIVER EXCURSIONS.
II MILES ON THE POTOMAC
FOR i CENTS.
Two Salon Steamers From tn st. ferry wharf
Sail and arrive lourly.
Stop at Ale xandrla. Va apl5-6,u
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE, So7 G st reea-Adrt
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
WE HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED All GRADE
w of Flour Joc. Per barrel.
Gran Sugar, &c.
New York z K. Potatoes. e0c Per bushsl
Finest Creamery Cheese, 15c. Per pound.
New Maple Sirup Just received
White Glover Honey. 20c. Der pound
Choice Western Onions. 35c. Per peck
Respectfully,
". II, WALKER
oe253m Successor to T. II. Wslker d
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.. Sold by al booksellers. or senf, postpaid. b.
CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS.
II 74S-745 Broadway. New York
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BUTTER.
Geo. NJ Oyster, IT,,
Stand 26, Riggs Market,
p. E. Sharpless Prints,
Sheaf,
Clover Leaf,
Elgin Creamery and
Other fine
Brands of butter.
GUNS Guns Ammunition ]. II. KUEHLrNa.
PREPARE FOR SUDDEN CHANGES
in the weather. Get a lightweight overcoat.
You'll need one. See our stock and examine
qualities. Our SO fall overcoats are special
bargains EIsEMAS BRos.. 18th and E.
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Caligraph Writing Machine is the best
or manifolding and for speed. 2
An Invention Making Sewing Pastims.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. y
1t charms on sight. Its use enrapturea
Office 437 9th street northwest dl1-tr
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Guxs GUNS. &c. J. H. KUEuIrSs, 1905 Pa ave.
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A GRAND KERMES
"A Has been arranged By the German Reformed
Trinity Church. corner 9th and SITS n W., for the
purpose of paying OF debt incurred by their newly
butt church, at Masonic Temple cor. 9Th and sta
n. W., from November to November IA. lSS)l to
which the public il heartily inviIed.
se1l-tno14 THE COMMITTEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06

ofsce Of sheriff Of tho county. Mr.. Bots:
sean Deinocrat) was returned IS elected
BY : majority Of four. Mr.. Bate. the In.
dependent, contested on the ground OF
irregularities. The County Court snstail-
ed the returns and Mr.. Bate appealed:
Meanwhile Mr. Boisseau has qualified, and
since July I8t has been discharIing the
duties OF the ONCE.
RuMoRBD ACCIDENT.
II is rumored here that Mr. Jesse Grant.
formerly bagRage-fnaster and nagmen on
the Richmond division of the Atlantic
Coast Line and we'll known in Richmond
and Petersburg, met with a painful acci-
cent day or two ago on the Carolina Gen.
trail. where he is now employed. One OF
his hands was so badly crushed as to me-
cessitate amputation.
rnr NORMAL COLLEGE.
It is probable that the Colored Normal
and Collegiate Institute near this city Will
prove a matter OF interesting discussion
in the next General Assembly. as IL did IN
the last, when the proposition was made
TO abolish the college and convert the
building into an asylum for the insane.
This proposition did not meet with gene
raj favor. as the expense OF converting the
college into an asylum and maintaining "
rs such was regarded as too great for the
advantages and benefits TO be gained. III
Is now understood that an effort will be
made IN the next Assembly, at the suRges-
ton OF the Board OF Directors, 10 encou-
rage the industrial department OF the col,
lege at the expense OF the collegiate, ana
by tins means reduce the appropriation;
Miss DAISY Jauey, daughter, oil MI.
Charles Ialley. died to-day OF typhoio-
fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
Ryan, Meredith, and scott willing to Serve.
First Snow Of the Season-Weddincs.
fcorresnondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

RYAN, Meredith, and Scott willing to Serve.
First Snow Of the season-WeddincS
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 5.-Three
candidates for the congressional nomina-
ton in the Eighth district are now in the
field--Ex-Senator T.. +. Meredith, Of
Ioudoun, aud W. w. Scott. of Orange.
n eredith still seems 10 be the favoriie,
b. is thought that the contest in the
con, - ion will be exciting and long drawn
out.
FIRST SNOW.
The first snow-storm of the season start
ed here early this morning and lasted some
hours. Ii melted as fast as IL touched the
ground. but 1t is thought that an inch or
SO of snow fell.
This is something remarkable. A snow
| storm this early IN the season has not been
witnessed tor many years past.
COMING WEDDINGS.
Cards are out for two more weddings
| here this month.
Mr.. Lou G. Bailey and Miss Bes.
| sic Smoot will be married in st, Paul's
church on the 18th instant, and Mr.. w.
, Pinkney Holmes, of Baltimore, and Miss
Marion Lee Chiyalier in ST. Paul's church
on the evening of the Esd instant.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
| In the Circuit Court for the county yes
1 terday Susan 4. Morrison was granted an
absolute divorce from ID. l.. Morrison,
| With permission to resume her maiden
name OF Susan r. Grunwell.
| Alexandra was lit up by bonfres last
night IN celebration Of the Democratic
victories in New York and elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
BISHOP WATsoN,s SERVICES.
He Confirms Glass of Several at Wind
sor--Cases in the Superior Court.

sor-Cases In the Superior Court.
ICorrespondence OF the.Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR. n. c., November 3.--The Right
Rev. A. A. Watson, the bishop of the East.
ern Diocese of North Carolina assisted 10y
the Rev. II. Ii. Houghton. rector of this
parish, held divine services at st. Ihomas's
church this morning and tonight. The
rite OF holy communion was administered
In the morning to large number Of CON-
municants, and at night a class OF seven
were confirmed. The Bishop delivered
Two very able and interesting sermons. and
he had large congregations ON both occa-
sloDs.
SUPERIOR COURT.
The fail term of BERTHE county Superior
Court began Monday morning-his Honor
II. X. Bryan presiding. HIS Honor de-
livcred one of the most instructive charges
to tho grand Jury that has ever been de
hyered in the courthouse in this county
CONVICTED.
One negro was convicted of larceny o.
Two barrels of -four. which he had stolen
from DR.. w. II. Capehart. The crime
was committed two years ago, and the
negro was sent to jail, but broke Jail ant
escaped to Norfolk. Va, that Mecca %
North Carolina criminals. but was brought
hack few weeks ago and kept in jail unit
thus term Of the court.
Jesse Coleman. a negro, was tried for
larceny of meat and acquitted.
A true bill for murder was found agains
Robert l.. Askew. but he hasiso far man
aged to evade the vigilance of the officers
Several civil suits will be tried, in which
Is involved large amount of money ant
0 considerable quantity of real estate.
SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL.
Mrs. r. d. Winston has been holding {
fair, festival, ana feast for the benefit o.
the Episcopal church. which has been wei
patronized and which was a financial sue
cess. Her tables were well laden and the
fair aud beautiful young ladies of tina
church acted their parts as walters to per
lection.
Miss Jenny Smith. of Colerain, died {
Few days ago and was brought to thu
place and buried in the Methodist church
yard.
A good many of the farmers in the "Pell
Nell" section are losing their hogs by th'
cholera.
DIR. W. II. Powell recently lost thirt,
very fine hogs which were fat enough K
kill
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AycIlor sALEsSrsssss pczs ~,.S.
by A. L Adainson
and
Al. Bradley q Co,
Real Estate Auctionesrs Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS PEREMPTORY
SALE OF A
VERY VALUABLE FARM
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. ONE
ACRES OF LAND
NEAR MANCHESTER, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA.
VERY VALUABLE FARM

nv virtue OF two certain DEGREES Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county, Va, one entered
May %, 1890, and the other November 20, 1880,
In the quits OF Williams, &c, 90. Manders ana
ala. &C., &C., the undersigned special commits
etor,ers will sell mt public auction In front OF the
dwelling, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1891.
a. o'clock +. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM con-
tstning 371 acres Of irst-class farming land
living on tho north side OF the Midlothian turn
nike. abcut four aud half miles from Manches-
ter, Va, about one half cleared "a considerable
norton Of which h rich low 8rounds) ana tne
balance In original growth timber and pine
woods. This property viii be sold as whole or
divided into smaller tracts 10 suit purchasers.
This land lies splendidly and adapted to all
crops raised In this section. As to health and
desirability OF location IL Is unsurpassed. IL Is
located within one mile OF the village OF Bon
AIR, and Is within a very short distance OF Man.
chester and Richmond. This Is n good place in
which TO invest your money. Tho commission
ers and parties interested are determined TO sell,
70 be on band and get bargain.
For further particulars apply to the auc-
tioneers.
TERMS: One fourth cash and the balance In
one and two years; deferred payments bearing
interest from day OF sale and title retained TIL
oil the purchase-money is paid and convey
SAMUEL NJ. PAGE,
ID. L. PULLIAM,
10. wENDENBURG,
Special Commissioners.
A L. ApAMsos,
A. j. BRADLEY 6 Co.,
Auctionecrs.
vIgGINIA-IS TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR
CUT COURT OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, July
2, 1890:
lie. II. Flournoy, Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
said county, do hereby certify that the bond re-
quired OF Special Commissioners ID. l.. Pulliam,
l. O. Wendenburg, and 5. NJ. Page, by decree oil
NJ 49, Ma In fIaA nf ~
Is. Manders; Walker, &C., vs.. Manders. and
Manders "a. Manders, has been duly given, with
security approved by me.
Given under my hand the year and day above
written. f. II. FL0URNOY,
Clerk.
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a Question Invoiving the Conrederacy
tBy telegraph 20 the Disnatchl

WASHINGTON. November 5.-The Score
tary OF the Treasury has asked the Solici.
tor for an opinion as to whether the Gov.
ernment now has q good claim against the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad for
duties on large amount Of railroad iron
imported ut New Orleans prior to the
organization Of the so-called Confederate
States and which was released by the lat
ter authorities to the railroad company
states orto the Confederate States authors
ties
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BLOWING

never accomplishes anything. Simple
statements suit simple cases. Trade
can't be caught with traps. and those
who set them do themselves no good.
We are having blowing weather and we
advise you to see our Imported and
Domestic Macintosh Goats and Um-
brellas.
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New York and silver Coinage.
mv seIeoraph 20 the Diepstch-l

NEW YORK. November 6.-The Chamoer
of Commerce has appointed commis.ess
OF Eve. including ex-Mayor Hewitt ano
Carl Schurz, to urge upon Congress 70
suspend the further purchase OF SILVER anu
an International agreement is arrived at
hatween the United States and other CON-
mercial nations of the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
By Z. A. Catlin. Auctloneer,
5 and 7 Eleventh street.

no 4W,F,sa,su, Tu, &W6t
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WAKE-FoaeST COLLEGE.
The Institntion Much Improved and Sue.
cessful-The Cotton Crop.
fCorrespondenco OF the Richmond Dlspatch. /

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NEcE. N. c.. November g.
Your correspondent spent night this
week at Wake Forest College. There are
about $50 students enrolled and the insti-
tuition has fine prospects and the work in
Every way is satisfactory. The gymnasium
and scientific departments Of tho institu-
ton are very thorough The literary So
cieties are in very prosperous condition
and working together hgrmoniously. The
halls of the societies are said TO be the
finest of the kind in the South.
EyK2Y CONVENIENCE.
They have every needed convenience for
the work Of the young men. The library
70 well filed and is every year improved,
The young men are very clever and are
doing great work. both for themselves
personally. and for the different sections
they represent.
DIR: James K. Hancock. of Chicago, Is on
ayisit 10 his old home here in Scotland
Neck.
The frost has cut off much OF the later
cotton IN the low lands and tho depression
among the farmers is almost fearful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
MEIHonIsr ePIscoPAL CHURCH.


forsuces In the south.
fBy telegraph 70 mo Dlspnsch.l
c,vur..rr. O.. November 5.--The Board
Of Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church has made the following, among
other assignments of presiding bishops e
annual conferences for the next BIZ
months: =. ,x,u ..,.rt.
Ga. January 18th; Anniston, Ala 9TH s5th
And Columbus, Miss. February Sd:
Bishop William y. Msllaheu-Meridian
MISS. January 9Th: New Orleans, Jan JAM
ary 18th; Little Rock, Ark. January 1o'n
and Van Buren,, Ark. January 9th. M.
Bishop William Ninde--Jacksonyilie
srr o0th 0raneeburg. 8. G., February 3D.
and Newman, Ga, January 9th;
Bishop John NJ. walden-Falls cnurcn'
Va. March 3D.