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unwIfzers, MnnnliCht Tonight.

The Richmond How,zers will give the Second
OF iher moonlight excursions 20 WARWICK iaIh
tonight aud, a. usual, the occasion will DE
delightful one Only a limited number OF tlckcts
are sold and this tends 10 make the company
more exclusive and enjoyable There VIII DC
refreshments and music and other pleasures
incident To a moonlight ride on the river.
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HrnncIfN Transfers.

Richmond; Henry :. IIuizlcr 10 Charles N
Willis 35iS feet on kalting stree; near seven
tecpth. slsDO: \. W. Patterson. special com
missioner ana others 10 Philip tiDsoa. ~ lcel
on west SIDE Church street between Rowe an.
Maiden Lane, $500: same 10 Henry X. Pollard
Jr.. IL feet on west SIDE Church street boi"cet
Rove and Maiden Lane. $3.50; G. X. sands
special commissioner, 20 Henrietta Dodson. AZ
feet on north siic Calhoun street near AlIcn
s245; James l.. Taliaferro and wife to Luce y
Brizolaros trustee, 80 feet ON east SIDE heser
yoir street near Wallace. 5000
Henrco: w. :. Hrxter from 1. NJ. workman
trustee. 20 15-lO0 acres ON Darbytown road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
SCHOOL, nOOKs.
PEreRsBUsG's NEW OFFICIALS.
Only n Few Changes and snrprises-Cruise
of the Coka CITY Yacht Club.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch,l
PLrERsBCHG, Va. June 29.-The caucus
Of the Democratic members Of the Com
mon Council which met last night 10
nominate officers of TIE various municipal
departments sat III secret session and did
not adjourn until nearly / o'clock this
moru.ng. The majority Of the present H.
cumbcuts were renOmlneted. but there
were several important changes and
naturally some surprises. For city
auditor Mr.. German Il. Gill was
nominated Nv close vote over Dir. }.
Finley Mcllwaiue, who has faithfully dis
charged 'ho duties Of the Office during the
past four years. Mr.. Edward WHITE re-
cciyed the nomination over tie present
incumbent. Mr. John ;. Cooke, Tor super
lnienjeut OF water-wOrks. Mr.. j. Jeifer-
SD Clarke, the veteran printer and cOur-
tcJus gentleman. for clerk OF the Old
Market; Mr.. ". IL. Butler. keeper Of
powder magazine, and Alr. 4. &. Gregory.
keeper of the town clock, are new
men IN their respective positions. All
the city physicians ale renOmlnate1. as
ALSO the following: T. Il. Lassiter. city at
toIney; John ". Hayes. city-engineer
Nycr Saai. register Of water works; James
Mureuead, keeper of BlandfOrd cemetery:
Dr. &. '. Robinson, health officer; l.. Y.
Farley. chief engineer fire department
Eanes. chief Of police: J. Z. Cookies. lieu
tenant Il uoiice; ". Irving Smith. collec-
tor delinquent city taxes; Va Il. Mckcnny,
president Of the sOuncil Some few
changes were made in the police and fire
departments.
ArLEAsUER CRUISE.
The members Of the COckade City Yacht
Club. Captain 4. X. Clements. VIII leave
here tomorrow on pleasure cruise of
some days IN their Yacht, the LOttie
Wright. They Will stop az Norfolk, Old
Point, Cobbs Island. and will visit the
adjacent nshmg-grOunds. They will doubt
les, return home Well pleased and well
tanned.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr. George G. Wolfe. now in his s5th
year, met With very painful accident this
morning al his residence on west High
street. hr, Wolae has been blind TOR many
yeais and Is very feeble from old age.
While standing by his bed he was over
come hy slight faiutness and fell 10 the
hoor and fractured ms left hip-bone at the
loint. lie fracture j. OF such a nature
mat INC doctor Is unable 70 set the bone.
IA consequence If tho great age OF the un-
iof'unt'e gentleman, the accident will
prove serious one.
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS Sll-
w NOGRtPHER AND BOOk-kEEPkk BY
a young man "a years cid. Fifteen months eS-
perience. Best references furnished. Address
ie 2g-lw T.. l.. GILMORE, Lexington, "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

TBUsTEEs AUCTION SALE

OF
THREE COMFORTABLE TwO-sTcRY FRAME
TENEMENT DWELLINGS
ON THE yoRTH-sTDE or BACON sTREEr
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND sTRkkIs,
wTTH THE Tor ON WHICH THEY STAND
FRONTING 39x.J0 FEET MORE OR LESS
In execution q the deed OF trust from VIZ
BIakc 70 me, dated DcceUber l, laol and 70
corded ia Decd-B Book 14t""A.' page 3iy hicp-
mopd Cbancery Court, shall sell by pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, July I. 1892,
nt o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
IN aaid deed and situate ~ above stated.
These HOUSES arc within tho corpora,e rtn,ls
OF the city, facing the proposed $40 OF tno 1aoH-
son- Ward Park near tho southern enc o. the ne =
yiaduct leading TO Barton Heights. Ibcy ars
neat and comfortable, with extra doep iOi. auo
should command the attention OF specuihtofs a.
we'll rs home-seekers and investors.
Terms: Cash as TO expenses OF SALE any oehn'
nu,ni taxes, and the sum Of A77.25 with Interest,"
from June 1. tso2, credits a. to $1,000 I'll De.
cember !, Il S92, ss1.75 till juno ], lsv3, sn4
tai December |, 1893, SSB.25 I'LL June L, 1899
sss. 80 till December 1, 1894, SsO.7o vi Jcne
1875. sp3 till December 1. 1890, ara Sos'.o0 I'll
June 1. 1898, and tho residue, II any. UPON sucn
terms as the grantor In said deed snail prescriDe
and direct. or tho trustee think IT. ana as VIII D.
announced at sale. Negotiable notes 70 DO g.sel
for tho deferred payments, with interest," anaco
and secured by deed OF trust. -,
j. B. ELAN & CO., Auctioneers:: - 20
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN
w % wears old. a POSITION IN \ WHOLE
SALE BUSINESS: grocery preferred. Address
XXX. caro- DIsPAICH Office. le 2y-.t
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WEST. SC. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST COOK Ef AIS, DE-
FENDANTs-lN THE CHANGER oOuRr OF HE
CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles ". GOddin. clerk OF aid court, GER
tity that tho bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree I'm said ga Use Of October
>, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2stl day OF June,
1892.
fe % CHARLES w. tUDDlN, CLERK.
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MAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN

vi each city, town. and hamlet 10 INTRO
DUCE THE FASTE>I-SELLING HOt SLHOLD
ARTICLE On RECORD. over million sold
in Philadelphia. VIII pay competent persons
"a Der day. Address, with stamp, ". II. VIII
LlkMSON, A north Fourth street, Philadel-
uhia Pa my 2g-2m
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JUN |.. |..
je2j Division fl-s-li.i .'
n : = = Eartals3 Ioa..alA

&iZ1xE kknkk11k3
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAi 30. ls-
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYBD->I Si el..l.h
800 A. NJ. Dally-Richm0nl lr4 A
Through EXprt---l ..ie
1888 4. N. stops only i-
burg, Mayeriy, AL ,lf..a
900 A. N. Baly Tor Lynchblrs. hstlu.. I.+
intermediate stat ls. b ..-
ncctiou beyond kNlluArr. f. 10
Nins.on-salen division.
1920 L. VI. Daily tor Roanoke. Eti'N0i TO
iaski, Bristol. arl AT D 4ufI r. b
and Nest ria ka-' leal.' f.-
GINA and De0re.- ratr.aL il-...
car Petersburg 20 klu..0 &
Pullman sleeper kD1l0Af iD hfl-
pllis riq Knoxville aul thatfaa. p
2:5S =. NJ. Daily for NORFOLK, r4i1... atl 10
termciate stations Arrive So
folk d L. u.
5:45P.M. Daiiy. Arrive Norfolk 9..D p. M
1l:40 p. NJ. Daily Tor X 1l0ke' hai... ID. i'
lssxi, and BRISTOL r'.a 'r :
field. 20 AhUutls. L..l.rI, Ai
stations ClilcL-Nnley i.f- a.l
for Louisville ana station. .i.-
Vile and Nashville ll..r.l .
Norton: also tor Roxy h0
austatioas " .Dston-S4leH iIl.
PULLMAN PALACE rLkttlh
between RICHMOND eng LlNDu.
BURG ready Tor occupancy 81. D
p. VI: also Pullman sleeper
burg ~ Louisville r.l aHr' ...
Roanoke, % Memphis lai ~
Orleans ga Knoxville aul --ai.A'
nooga-
Trains arriys Richmond from Lyl lNifi ~
the West daily IA A. 81, .:lJ 4. h.' ial -
y. NJ Prom Norfolk aud tie ka-i, ly.a' g. -
2:l5 z. NJ. and 0.3s Z. VI.
Tickets, paggage-che-Ss, AMI al ia-liii.
can be obtained a. Richmond AMI 'ri-N
railroad depot. A. W. Garbers. aJl ha'A -i .
and at the company once 30 =. e.,.
X. ". COL hlNIlf
Passenger A. s.l-
". b. BENILl
General Passenger Agent
General o1ice. Roanoke, Va. -
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NEW, CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ BRICK DWELLING, No. Ola NORl
EIGHTH STREET, AT AUCTION.

We will sell of public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1892.
Mt @ p. NJ, tho HOUSE AND LOT above men
tioned This ian conyenientiy-arranged modern
nWFIJING containing about eight rooms, patn-
room. &c. with IatroDe stove, and IS now OIL ~
pied by good tenant at a fair RENAL Inc ~
fronts 10 feet running back between pafaho
lines 10 feet TO wide alley.
TyRvs: one third cash, balance In SIX ana
twelve months.
BE on baud and buy bargain. co
FRANK u. HILL & CO.,
10 % hucponeoIo.
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NEW LINR no ATLANTA- -
Leave
| No. Richmond.
Brooi-sireei sil..n

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcrJUSz .a ip.
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BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Nos. 22 aud 81 north Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
4 Al AUC1ION.-I will sell at my auction
house at 1920 \. ". ,
TO-DAY THURSDAY. JUNE 80, le32.
handicapped CHAMBER SUITS.
PARLOR SUITS; ... .,.,,,,,.,.
Also. a handsome AFTER-DINNER COFFEE
SERVICE, ~ case;
SINGLE and DOT BIZ BEDSTEADs;
BUREAUS, WAShsrAND>;
WALNUT EXTESsiON-TABLEs. CHAlRS, IA
Bills, NEW CkOCh cry. TOILET SETS
and q general miscellaneous assortment OF IsE-
FIJI ARTICLES. GEORGE ". MAYO,
it, 40 AuctiOneer.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS
w SALESMAN to sell paints, oils, brushes,
etc. in retail store. Address in own hand,
stating age, residence, ana salary eApo,..u'
PAINT DEALER, care DISPATCH. ie 3O-lt
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LOST. sTxAYED. AND FOUAD.
IL PARTIES A II T.

I OST. ALL PARTIES AR T.
L 4 warned nos 20 trade for CHECK No. $50,
on MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. dated
.sans 81. IHg... aud drawn for tNi.sa, PAYABLE 20
s.asn Tho same having been lot, payment hss
been siouprI The nndrf Niu pleas return II
81 me. A. " 10 81 no value. ...
T. A. ELEkiEl.
n ss.Ns care ~ lew Davis.
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HWny fOlfH 1~e oo~S'''0o''' "
Use Pearline. As long as
YOU use the old wash-board
there'll be hard work and
waste. That's what goes with
it, and can't be taken from it.
That's what it was made for.
It's the rub, rub, rub, on it
that ruins the clothes. It's
The dashboard that wears
you out. You don't need it.
Away with wash-day! You
don't need that, either. You
don't set apart a day for wash
ing the dishes. Wash the
clothes in the same way, with
no more work, a few at a time.
But you'll have to use
Peai-l,ne to do it. Rsaylsne
only can ridyou of dashboard
and hard work; with it you can
do your washing when you
like. And you can do it safely,
too. Directions on every
package.
beware OF limitations. 2iG JAMES PYLE, NY.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAM IA
" SHIP COMPANY. l.EAAA

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY IUbsDAl
and FRIDAY at , o'clock Z. NJ. Manifest closed
one hour before sailing time
Steamers leave New York for Rcninond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 =. ",
ARRIVING in Richmond MONDAY anu FhlDAl
MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York ca James-riyer
route uucluding meals and Oerthl......s W
Rognd-irlp tickets. limited 10 Thirty days
after date OF issue. ...................... IA w
s,aaro,e vim sfiisistence .......... Il 90
Storage. without subsistence. .......-... w
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and OHIO rail- 49,,
way. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........s.. 800. ~ w
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg 80
railroad. ....-....-.-.-.- .ss.. 49, ~.
Tickets can BE- obtained az A. W. CARRIER :, %
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and hich-
moud and Petersbuf dopOts, and at company )
Offices 1901 Main street. and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills u ladinS
issued for points beyond New York.
Freehts received daily until 7. NJ.
Passengers leaving kichmoni on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SAit IL
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway lctd
Newport News at A. VI. and 3 L. NJ, and
by the Richmond and Petersburg railroad came
DAYS al 81 A. Il. and 2:5S Z. ". will make con-
nec,ion at NORFOLK with Gamer leaving
those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN s.. -. agents,
No. 1901 Nam street.
my25 and company's wharf, Rocketts.
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MOS. 1901, 1903. AND 1905 j! N ~ !l;n
~ THIRTIETH STREET FOX sALE A. tu ~
TIoN.--By request Of tho owner .n,s o. lux
saIe at public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY, JtNE go, 1897
,.,.,s N TUuEE LOTS at the north
eest corner o. Thirticth and streets. IN r, io'
frcnsinx about 10 feet 90 tho cast ilns ~ an
10th street, adjoining each other ana aa
bacE 4 good depth. Zach lot hns nsa snnal.
FRAME DWELLING of three rooms, nu noef e,
and situate as above, and would be nom "a ,a- N.
yestment for capitalist and nlce n y. io n,,,
man OF small means. The property " ~ ouI.
side OF the city limits and therefore ho' io'ec'
10 high city taxes .,
sale. JAhro IL '"isi uctt.,.sr
10 25
POSTPONEMENT.
Sale postponed till
SATURDAY. July 2. 1892.
~ az Auciionecr.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A SITUATION As GOV
w ERNEss. 10 teach English and Music,
or place TO take charge Of children. Have had
six years experience. Reference given and re-
auirei. Address Miss j. q. GOODWIN, Box St5,
Fredericksburg Va. lc JUL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
BY II. Seldom Taylor & son.
Reai Estate Agents and Aucron'ers'
Eleventh ard Baak streets.

A UCTION SALE OF SEVENTEEN
ARFAUTJFUL AND CHEAP EASr-RND
BUILDING LOTs-EIGHT oF'Tnhh ROM
on THE WEST SIDE OF OAkWoOD AZ tnJE
ABOUT 200 YARDS NORTH OFF REEL;
AND NINE OF THEM FRONT ONIHh y Omin
SIDE OF X STREET. C0ANENClNG AZ inE
NORTHEA STERN INTERSECTION or AND
THIRTY-FOURTH STREEIs-ALi. or InEs
AREOF GOOD SIZE AND Run BACK 10
WIDE ALLEY.-We will offer the iooyo-men-
toned property for sale at public zion on tue
premises, on
TUESDAY, July ), 1892,
at $50 p. NJ, sharp, commencingw ID tne Loi 20
on Oakwood avenue. This Is good property 70
buy now as II IN believed that in IL near iuturo
these LOTS will be greatly in dema Tor homes
by persons .of small means. WI they WI,
readily command double what Is Nv expecten
for them. SO don't mss this cnat'e 70 uiaAo
money. The plat or survey can ps seen al our
office.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance o. six, Twelve,
and eighteen month. notes with III Ir5t aoued
aud secured by a deed OF trust
X. SELDOM IAYLOf son,
H .....
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ABLE SHOOTIN G.
GROUNDS


BY virture Of resolution 81 he stockholders
the DEAES-lsLAND SHOOT lNi CLUB, OF Nor
folk, passed at an adjourned annual meeting on
said stockholders. held on tn TN day ~ Nay,
1892, the undersigned, ageu, will proceed to
sell nj public auction. AZ tn Zeal Estate EN-
change in the city Of Norfolk ~ ~ VI. on
THURSDAY, July n. 1892.
the PROPERTY of the SAID club. described In n
deed made by Thomas Levi nd others 70 the
DEAL'S.ISLAND sHOO1INo CLUB, - Norfolk,
dated May 10, 1891, and duly recorded with the
register Of deeds OF Curritu' * county, y. T., on
June "a, 1891. a. follows: III that certain
tract. piece, or parcel II land ying, being, nni
situated IN Fruityilie TOWNSHIP ln tho county OF
Currituck. and state Of Norm Carolina, ON tue
beach, bounded and descri ei as follows: On
the north b. the Virginia liz On the south Dy
the lands OF the Sw8n-lslanl cub and the Mar
tins Point Gun Club aud ctl'r-. on the east by
tho Atlantic Ocean, and ontAe vest by the chai-
mel OF the river or sound be "e-n me Deach anu
Knots island. containing loo ACRES, be the
same moro or less the said and being sold a. q
whole, aud not 10y the acre.
THIS PROPERTY constitutes part OF me
famous shooting grounds on the shores OF turrl-
tuck Sound, Ia North CarC.na. CanVas-DacA7 !,
red-heads, and many oth0- varieties OF via
duck. swan, and wild geese, slipe, ploVer. ana
many other varieties OF bay BIRDS are fodnd mere
IN season in great numbers. There Is also sood
fishing.
II Is believed that rar opportunity Is here
TERMS: one third cash and the balance in TWO
equal instruments payabi IN six ana tWelNe
months respectively, the daierrei payments 10
be evidenced by the Don .- Oi the purchaser,
payable to the undersignel AS agent. and bear,
ing interest from date Of joe, and % DO secure
by deed OF rust upon inc premises WIN thr
rigat, however. to the puf lasef 10 pay thc en-
tire purchase-mOney in 60 ia or 20 ANTICIPATE INC
payment OF any Of the de gred payments.
JANE /. TOSH, agent,
ie l4-tJy21 Petersburg. Va
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THE VIRGINIA BOOKSELLERS.
The Annual Convention of the Association.
Omcers Elected and n Banquet.
Tcorrespondencc OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.I

Icorrespondencco OF the Richmond Dispafch.l
PyrrRsntRG. Va. June 29.-The third
annual CONT niiOn of the Virginia Book
sellers Association was.held IN Petersburg,
Va. on the 2Sih' and Zsth instant. Rep
reseutat;yes of West. Johnston Il Co.. III.
NJ. Stake a Co.. j. W Randolph d Co..
and Hunter \ Co., OF Richmond; Nickery
a Co.. and Hume x Iillisoly, OF Norfolk :
Il. :. Hume 4 Co.. and W. L. trump, OF
Portsmouth: 4. :. Beckwith * ca. and
The Mitchell Manufacturing Company. OF
Petersburg. and J. l.. Bell Company, OF
Iyncbhurc, Ncro present.
The members of the association met III
the parlcrs of the Southern Hotel on the
evening OF the 18th. the president. MIR. l..
:. Beckwith. Jr.. IN the chair. After the
opening address OF the chairman. IN which
he pointed ont the aims OF the ASSOCIATION
10 be the union Of the booksellers Of the
State of Virginia for mutual protection,
assistance and announcement 10 prevent
unnecessary and reckless competitions. to
establish uniform prices that Will give
satisfaction not only 10 the trade but TO
the public. teacher, aud educational insti-
tltlOns-in short. 10 work IL harmony flor
the general good Us well rs 10 ALL eacn
other In procuring goods upon the most
advantageous terms-tne meeting pro-
ceeded 10 dispose Of routine business.
NEW OFFICERS.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
wear resulted in the choice of the following
gentlemen: President T. 5. Beckwith. JT.,
Of Petersburg: Nlce-presldent. j. j..
Samuel. of Nickery d Co.. Norfolk; Secre-
tary and Treasurer. III. NJ. Starke. of Rich
mond Executive Committee Mont
gOmery West, of Richmond; ". l.. Olivier,
of Stanton: j. II. Hume. Of Portsmouth,
and J. J. English. of Richmond.
After the business meeting the members
and their guests enjoyed a banquet IN the
dining-rOom of the hotel. Among those
who responded 10 toasts We're: Mr.. Will
cox, OF Portsmouth; Nh. A. GrOwoll. Of
the Publishers Weekly, Of New York, who
from the first has been warm friend Of
the association: Mr.. West. Mr.. Starke,
aid Mr. beohwlth.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The second days session wGs held in the
rooms Of the A. T. Hill Camp. opening at
go'clOck A. NJ. Mr.. Beckwlth III the chair.
The question of terms oil school books
took up almost the entire attentions of tins
session. Mr.. +. L. Bell of Lynchburg.
opening tho debate and Colonel J. Y. Bid
-good. of Richmond. presenting All adj
mirable address on the subject Addresses
were also read 10y A. Grow0ll on the
Unity Of the Book Trade 80 and by Alr.
A. ID. L. Randolph. Of New York, on
Booksellers Associations The meet
ing adjourned SINE de "a; about o'clock III
the atternOOh./
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F|fN@fef - ~ "a NttIelat fEsfatet.l
tffItHstaHs 81. fans 81 -. 1.a.es
~ ~ ..,,se,e ~. \
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70 pOAxnEPS ROARD.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,

N or two ladies willing 10 share the same
room, will find QUIET HONE FOX IHh
ST MINER MONTHS within sight OF the noun
tains, with private family. No small children.
Piano and buggy. References exchanged.
Further particulars on application. Address \.
b., care Postmaster, Mediums River. Albenarle
county Va ie 30-eod2t
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Ocean Shore Park Hotel

This splendid summer resort IS eighteen miles
from Norfolk, Va, on the Atlantic Ocean WI
pe opened as q f4rst-class MOTEL on JUNE 10,
1859. The Ocean Shore Park Hotel Is On the
Virginia beach and reached by the Norfolk. Al
bemarlc and Atlantic railroad from Norfolk.
Va. The Virginia beach Is famous for it, eX-
cellent and invicoratine surf-baihing, excellent
fishing IN the lakes, and the best Of snipe-shOOt-
ing. In season. pic-nics and excursions.
For terms address
G. L. ASliIIN, Proprietor
te 2J-1m Virginia Beach, a.
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SUMMER REs0RrN ....,.
HOTEL,
Fl OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.


Deecrvediy worid-famed. th.s Immense ana
un,uue cnravapsary Is situated few yards from
Fort Monroe, washed by the waters OF Chose
pcakc Bay and Hampton Roads An sll'ihe-
year round resort. unsurpassed In hcalshfulness
and general attraction. In summer II Is pccu-
iiarly pleasant; the sca-bathing Is cxcep'ionany
fine, with always cool breeze at night from Old
Ocean 10 render slecp sweet and refrcsn'ns'
Music and dancing every afternoon and evening.
Drcss-paradc, guard mount, etc, In the fort.
Terms: 81 per day. $3.50 per week. 900 Ter
month. and upward. no MALARIA, NO HAY
FEVER F. N. PIKE, Manager.
nv 10. 81 Ia. 2d,2s,3o
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'Daily.



Nos II, 80, and 36 make NJ .'l.s ~.
"a. and rs stop on signal A. Nam ~
rvs, Centraiia, and Chester. ~. q. ..~
signal at Manchester only Tor Isssa-, Z. ~
chasing tickets 70 regula- sf0rr,ry.f' -. -
this train south OF PetershIfy so4 g.. &. II
80. 80, 40, ~, AZ, AZ, ~. ant - all. ~ 20
signal at all stations q
through trains. On Train S0s sl al
sleeping-Cars between kchmoaI al -
burg, Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. Ga.
Leaving Richmond 9:i5 A. ". dlI..,-...
irving at Weldon at 1910 r. ". An n t.',-s.
at 900 A. NJ. via. \. a. l. ltrlIsl ..s.-...
Richmond 10 Weidon,snd Weldon g. it..-.,
THE ONLY ALI~kAIL LINE TO N0PeIv
LEAVE. sRgfgr
Richmond 300 A. " Norfolk ...lI.r-, a,
Richmond ..-J:4J y. VI. NOri0ix.... ...I II "
Norfolk. '7.3O A. ". hichm01l. .f...0 a \,
Norfolk 400 Z. VI. Richmond. d. i a.
Tho trains leaving Richmcni ADAM 20
Norfolk st4 =. NJ. are sold trains l..r..r 49,.
two points, and passengers ~ ilrolf. ..ff..,
change OF cars Close conrrrfige, t-s ~.
made RI Petersburg by the 2.ts J.. N...!-.tf
+. VI. trans from Richmond % Nlr..k
Trains leaving Richmond AZ % o. 90. f21nn
NJ, and lao T.. VI. and arrfllf no . fr.-f
at IA A. NJ. 2:l5 +. NJ, AMI i.i5p . 40. me-
close connection az Petersburg .o a.i f,.n
Farmyille, LyDchburg. AMI wet
II. NJ. SlLLl. n Intrrfrr
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4. NJ. EMERSON. franc Msnass-. ny2l
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO FAIL
~ WAY COHPANf.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECrJUNE e. f.,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

IIETZGER INSIITU III. school Tor
Young Ladies' Location in the Cumberland Val
ley, unsurpassed for beauty and healthiulness.
Thorough instruction.; prepares for college. Re
opens SEPTEMBER i5rH. HARRIET L. DEN
TER. Principal, Carlisle, Pa. ieo-eod3Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
SIMMER RESORTS.
UORK Union BOARDING-HOUSE

l. will open JULY Isl. Good fare, excellent
WATER ehany grove, healthy locality drugstore
and phys!cians near. Two daily mails. lele-
graph and railroad station convenient: for
other details apply TO Mrs. WILLIAM I. sNEAD,
EOrk mon. Va. lc oO-I hASutl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

DEAR-LITHIA SPRINGS, S II f.
ID NANDOAH VALLEY, ElktOn, Va, cure
Dyspepsia. Liver and Kidney troubles. Terms
moderate. fkANh -. IA rs
"a 25-Im ProprIetOr.