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A PROPOSITION FROM ABROAD.
English Bankers wish TO SEQ the sher-
mnn Law Maintained.

WARRINGTON. y. c.. August 1o-A
re,y nhase Of the silver question was pre-
scented to the attention OF the members
Of CONGRESS to-day in the shapc OF m
apparently authorized propt sluon from
Icrdon bankers backed by the English
Government. 10 leading New YORK IMAM
ciers. in which Il was asserted mat II
the United States would maintain inc
nrcsent Sherman law on the statute books
England would renew the free collage OF
silver IN India at the increased ratio OF
a 10 /. The most painstahins search
falls to produce n single Senator who ever
heard the idea suggested, and when the
propositlon was unfolded 81 was seen that
both silver and anu-silver advocates were
opposed to It. Coming as 1T does from
an English source" said Senator Teller,
"the President might very naturally he
expected 10 agree to IT. Anything that
England wants appears TO meet his APP
prevail" However, he did not credit the
story. although he fully believed that the
situation in England and India was des-
perate.
Senator Stewart, another and perhaps
the most vigorous friend Of silver, ut
terlv repudiated such n compromise lie
characterized IL as n very adroit scheme
Of the gold bugs. With free coinage OF
silver at a 10 ], he continued, the Eng
liSh would ISSUE tlltlT lHUid ''iio'i piii0
and hammer the price OF silver down 10
that point all over the world. This was
equivalent to eighty-two cents an ounce,
and miners could not handle the ore at
that price. Mr. Stewart was opposed to
any such proposition. and said he would
fight for the Sherman law until he got
something better
Senator Mills said he knew nothing Of
the proposition. and. II he did he would
not discuss it, inasmuch as he persls-
tently declined to talk about financial
matters
Senator VOORHEES, was equally non-com-
initial but believed Congress would dis
pose of the financial problem with which
it was confronted without aid or sugges-
| lions from abroad.
| Senator Sherman said he knew nothing
| Of the matter except what he had read
| in the papers. There appeared 20 him to
| be nothing tangible. No names OF any
| reputable banks were mentioned, and
| there was nothing definite 20 Indicate that
| such a proposition had or would be made
| lie was rather inclined 10 scout at the
| idea conveyed, but declined TO discuss
| the merits Of q possible proposition along
these lines The first duty Of this Con-
gress was, he said, 70 repeal the pur-
| chasing clause Of the act OF July. 1850.
Senator Aldrich did not believe there
| was any foundation for the story. and, In
! the second place. did not think IL feasible.
| While the restoration OF free coinage in
| India might improve the condition Of
| silver slightly throughout the world. Mr.
| Aldrich failed to see how there could be
any permanent good arising therefrom for
the United States.
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AUGUSTA, GA, August lo-The Geor-
Eia Agricultural Society adjourned al
Stone Mountain yesterday after two days
session. Nlcc-PresIdcnt Barry made a
speech on the condition OF the farmers,
which voiced the CONSENSUS OF opinion Of
the meeting that the farmers Of the state
are better of than they have been in
years having. as rule, more home
made bread and meat. fewer debts thaa
in years.
Commenting on this the Chronicle to-
morrow VIII say:
The applause which followed Captain
Barrys suggestion that generally. and
in his section OF the State particularly.
people are happy and contented. and it
was the duty OF every good farmer TO
turn his back on calamity howlers, was
an index to the views OF the convention
on the existing situation.
Monetary stringency was admitted
but in so many words Il was denied that
Georgia farmers are n set OF panpers
Like every other class Of men. they felt
the scarcity OF money. but are firmly
resolved to work out their own salvation
In the present Just as they have been
known 10 Go IN the past. They hnve heen
quietly engaged in this praiseworthy I'M
dertahng for some time. and numbers Of
farmers who make their own meat and
bread az home are steadily increasing
1.-The day is close AZ hand when cotton
will be Georgia's surplus crop; that
means, as suggested by Governor North
en-, that agriculture Will soon become an
avenue 10 Increasing wealth and happi-
ness. and our Young men will devote
themselves 20 ii rather than 10 profess
sions or 10 merchandising
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happenings on the Rappahannock.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. August 10
Special-A protracted meeting is in pro-
gress at Piney Branch church, in this
county. This is new church, and was
dedicated last Sunday with appropriate
ceremonies.
Mrs James Ssson died at her home
at Quantico yesterday. aged sixty-ilye
years. She leaves a husband and three
children. She was the mother of Mrs.
William Lewis, of this city.
Rev. DR.. T. S. Dunaway, Captain S. j.
Quinn and Professor A. 3. Bowering,
delegates from the Baptist church OF
this city, are attending the Goshen Bap-
list Sunday-School Convention. which
convened at Bethel church, Caroline
county, yesterday, Rev. Dr. Dunaway
preached the Introductory sermon.
a large crowd will 20 TO Whitewater
tomorrow on an excursion, under the
auspices OF r. S. Chew Camp. Sons of
Confederate Veterans. and Junior Order
United American Mechanics.
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A NIYER LTNCHED.
Ono Thousand Miners on Strike and
Work af Stnndstill.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Aug ist i0.-A So
Que to the assassination OF Private
InI gb.rty, OF the State Guards, on duty
at Coal Greek Monday night. was the
lynching OF Dick Drummond, miner AZ
the same place, at o'clock this morning.
Drummond was boarding at the house OF
Squire Landrlnn and was working In
Shamrock mines.
About / o'clock the militia surroundt d
the house and demanded Drummond.
There were twenty-five or thirty soldiers
dressed In uniform and carrying guns
with flxed bayonets. They went 10 Drum
n ends room. He had gone 1own stairs
in the kitchen, where he locked tht door
ard refused to surrender except TO the
sheriff, and he was told that the authori-
ty for his arrest was higher than the
sheriff.
Al last he agreed "a surrender AMI did.
He was once soldier OF the marble ser
vice. He was marched from the boarding
house, and a teamster I'm the military
camps, 1t was noticed, carried hemp
rope. At daybreak this morning Drum
mond's body was found hanging from
railroad trestle few hundred yards from
where he was arrested.
The motive for lynchinG him was that
he had been one OF party that ran the
soldiers OF from the house OF i'll fame a
few weeks ago. and II Is further charged
he was with the party that kiiea
Laugherty. There has been bad blood be-
tween the soldiers and miners for a year,
and serious trouble is feared.
The situation is complicated by the
fact that nearly 1--WE hundred miners are
out OF the mines to-day. Some time ago
the operators gave notice OF reduction
In wages Of % per cent, 10 take eHect To-
day. The miners refused TO accept the
reduction and have left the mines NO
mines are being operated except those
employing convicts. and with so many
idle the danger Of trouble becomes
greater.
II all remain sober further trouble may
be avoided. but too much whisky might
provoke disastrous collisions. The strik-
ing miners assert positively that they
will not work at the proposed reduction,
while operators are just as positive they
will not yield. There is no telling what
the end VIII be.
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caucua Yesterday shall be introduced by
line COMMITTEES authorized TO propose H.
nroyidlng FOR a repeal coupled with free
COINAGE: that any amendments oeslfen
may be offered. and that vote shaii
no taken AT the end OF three weeks de-
hate This was Objectionable 10 thc
anti-silver men, who insisted, III ~ ta'd'
unon n vote first upon the propos'iob
20 Internationally repeal the purchasing
clause.
Adjournment was taken until to-mor'
row morning.
The free coinage men were represented
8, The conference by Representatives
pland Boatner, Cuiberson. Bryan. Bal
lev. Bankhead, Oates and Lane; the I'M
conditional repealers by Cochran, Tracey
Uartcr. Rayuer, Catchings. Lapham
0eissenhainer, Coombs. Fitch. Wilson tof
West Virginla) and John Dewitt Warner.
Considerable interest was added to tht
situation to-day by the fact that sec
retary Carlisle visited the Capitol In the
coIrse Of the morning. and was in con
sul,aflon in the library with Repre-
sentatlves Cockran. Tracey and Rayner
He also called upon Speaker Crisp IN
the latter's room and remained some
time After the House had adjourned
Representatives Cochran and McMillin
called at the Treasury Department and
were closeted with Secretary Carlisle
Senator German. chairman Of the Dem
ocratic caucus who was authorized 10 ap'
point a committee to arrange plan OF
campaign for the prosecution OF the WORK
of the Senate YVES closeted the entire ar
ternoon with Senators Cockrell. Black
burn. Ransom, Villas. Gray, White La)
and Waithall. Al the conclusion OF tht
conference Senator German gave out thf
names Of these same gentlemen as tn
caucus committee. and the inference II
that they put in the afternoon discuss
inc questions Of party policy. No eau
Gus has been called but This committee
VIII report 10 a caucus 70 be held no
1atar than Monday next.
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DEATH FROM CHOLERA.
A Passenger of the Karsmnnia Dies Mt
rwinburne Island.

QUARANTINE. S. J.. August 1o.-Dr
Jenkins issued the following bulletin this
afternoon: 1870 p. M.-Vincenzo Ca5ii-
ostro aged twenty-three years. who was
removed to the hospital at Swinburne
Island on the Sth. died last night Of
Asiatic cholera. His remains were In
cinerated this morning.
Last night. on inspection, two persons
were isolated at Hoffman Island. and
subsequently they were removed 10 Swim
burne Island Hospital, with cholera
symptoms. They were Francisco Mola,
aged twenty-seven. and Mariana Rlbe-
racht aged twenty-three.
Lorenzo Morrncchio. the first patient
removed, continues 10 improve. and Will
probably be discharged from the hospital
to-day. The disinfection Of the Ma,riilo
is being pushed as rapidly as the steam
plant on board can be operated.
(SigneO WM 1. Jl'NklNo'
Health Officer.
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DEATHS

HARWOOD.-Died. az o'clock A. NJ
August 10th. at his residence. 1908
Floyd avenue. Mr.. WILLIAM r. HAIR
WOOD.
The funeral services will take place
from the First Baptist church THIS
AFTERNOON at ; o'clock.
Request no flowers
WILLIAMs.-Died, in Henrico county,
August 10th. COLLINS WILLIAMS.
youngest son Of William II. and India
Williams; aged sixteen months and ten
days.
Funeral at residence. near National
cemetery, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
August 18th at o'clock Friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend.
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DANvILLE, VA, August to.-Special.-
Christopher Carr, colored lad seventeen
years Of age. was instantly killed by the
south-bound vestibule train Of the Rich
mond and Danville road at Chatham at
3 o'clock this morning. Carr was the
mail carrier from the postofice uptown
to the depot. He had brought the mail
pouch to the depot for the vestibule
train and hung Il on the catcher, as that
train does not stop at Chatham. He then
sat down on the track and presumably
went TO sleep, and was struck by the
train, which was running at rapid
rate Of speed.
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Fight Between LAWYERS.

PULASKI, VA. August fO.-special.-
An alteration took place in our court
room yesterday between General J. A
Walker and Mr.. W. c. Wysor. In which
the latter received two cuts. an ugly but
rot dangerous one. on the face; the other
On the shoulder. The case Of Sho,t
against Norfolk and Western had closed
with verdict for tbs plaintir. Mr..
Wysors client and General Walker had
criticised Wysor's speech as Interpreting
ana misleading, TO which Wysor replied
In spirited style.
The lie passed. and wysor rushed at
me General and though separated by
friends quickly the two cuts were re-
reived. Judge Williams placed them ,In-
der bond of 5000. after which Wysor'.
wounds were dressed, and the General
went to his home in wytheviiie.
There are rumors that further trouble
may be exI ected.
The court adjourned to meet next We'd
nesday TO finish bills OF exceptions IN
above cases, 1T which time the gentle
n'en may meet again.
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QUIET At HONOLTLV.
Confidence Placed In the Provisional
Government.

VANCOUVER, b. c.. August lo.-Spe-
cial advices from Honolulu per steamer
Miowera state that everything has been
quiet on the islands since the last mail.
The Postal Savings Bank has been able
in one week 10 pay $1,000 into the treas
ury from excess Of deposits over with
drawals. indicating a strong feeling Of
confidence In the stability and strength
Of the provisional Government These
are the first payments from postal de-
posits TO the treasury since the heavy
withdrawals last October.
The prosecution OF the edito- OF the Star
for the ''Katsenjammer" libel on Claus
sprsckels was heard on the 6lst ultimo In
the district court Decision a. to commit
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> Senator Eenaa's Family Provided For.

WASHINGTON, August l0.-Scna.or
Kenna, Of West Virginia, died poor. leay-
Ing large family lnprovidcd for. Colo
mel Bright the Sergeant-at-arms, ms
appointed Arthur Kenna. one Of his SONS.
a paSe. Mrs. kenna received n recess
appointment as postmaster az her homo.
Charleston, w. Va, and es the rccelpts
OF the office have since Increased co =.
10 bring II within the presidential cioss
her name will undoubtedly receive Inme.
diste confirmation Of the Senate when
sent IN. ""si
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Escaped Without Serious Injuries.

CONVICTION, VA. August 10.-Special'
Mrs. L. NJ. Nettleton. George Nettieton,
OF Covington. Va, and Mrs. Blakester.
Of Ashtabula, o., had a serious runaway
here to-day. The horse, attached to a
surry. became unmanageable. and threw
them all out, fortunately not seriously In
juring any OF the parties The surry and
harness is a complete wreck. The parties
are all doing well now.
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Arrival, At Old Point.

OLD POINT COMFORT. HYGEIA
HOTEL. August 0.-Speclal.-Among the
arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel. Old Point
Comfort Va, from Richmond, were
s. Bendheim, c. .. Tenant and wife.
d. j. Lee and Miss S. Holland.
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4, RASULATED SUGAR, 5Iac.
VI Salt Pork, lOc. pound.
Fresh Country Butter. zoe pound.
Light Brown Sugar. 4. round.
Pure Lard. pounds for DC
Best CITY Meal. Coo. a bushel.
Good Tea. pc. a pound.
Arbuckie's Ariosa Coffee. pc. a pound.
Eight bars Large Soap for &c.
Pourd Boxes Best Baking Powders, i0c.
Sarlines SC. n box.
New Mackersl. pc. dozen.
New North Carolina Cut H,rrinss, f0c.
4 dozen.
Pure cider Vinegar &c. gallon.
Pure Mixed Spices, 2Oc. pound
Carolina Rice. sc. a pound.
California Hams. lie. a pound.
New North Carolina Roe Herrings,
IN dozen for 25c.
Snow Flake Flour. 1915 barrel or
&c n sack.
silver King Flour. best sold. s425 a
barrel or 2Sc. a sack.
Twl Cans Salmon for BIC.
s. ULLMAN'S SON.
1870 and 1922 east Main.
Phone 30. Price-Lis; mailed on ap-
pl'cation.
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EuICATI0SAI..

& CHOLARsHIP FOR sALE-AWAsH-
y INGTON AND LEE SCuDLAh-
SHIP, which originally cost $3.50. cln Dc
bought az a great reduction. Apply 10
LOCK BOX %. Charlottesville. Va.
au9-Gt'
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In spIso Of the D,spcnsary Law.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. August 1o.-Spe-
cial.-A gentleman who is INTERCEPTED In
a Richmond whisky house was In this
city to-day I'm conversation about the
dispersary law and Governor Humans
efforts to enforce II. He said: I'VE
have shipped upwards OF a thousand
packages of WHISTLES and wines into
South Carolina since the law went into
effect and nearly oil of 1t has been
handled By the Richmond and Danvile
road. Out OF this only one package
has been seized"
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wind was only light one from the west.
Before the Warner light ship was reach
ed the Britannia, which was the third
10 get away, overhauled and passed the
Satanita and Navahoe. In the meantime,
however, the Navahoe had passed the
Satanita and when the Britannia went
TO the front the American yacht followed
her good second.
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once Superintendent Public Charities.
1884 east Franklin street.
Richmond. Va. August 10, 1913.
NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y be received ~ this office until MON
DAY, AUGUST IL. 1893. at II o'clock
NJ. for furnishing
WOOD.
Eight hundred 500 cords. more or less,
best quality SEASONED PINE WOOD,
Poor. to be delivered in this city, at
such times, and IN such quantities. and
at such places, as the Superintendent may
direct; the wood furnished 20 be subject
TO measurement whenever deemed ne
cessary by the Superintendent the cost
for stacking and measuring the wood
TO be paid by the contractor.
COAL.
One hundred and twenty O20 tons
CITE COAL, egg size. and two hundred
and hfty (25o) tons more or less. best
quality LUMP ENGINE COAL. and two
hundred (2Om cords best quality SEA
SONED PINE WOOD sawed ends, for
Almshouse. Anthracite Coal, 1908 pounds
per ton. Engine 05ai. 2.2i0 pounds per
ton
Bonds, with approved security. will be
required for the satisfactory completion
OF the contracts for Wood and Coal.
and the names OF the sureties must ac-
company each proposal
The Committee for the Relief OF the
Poor reserve the riSht 90 reject any or
all bids offered and Of awarding the con-
tract FOR Wood and Coal ia whole OF
In part
Further information can be obtained
at this office
RICHARD W. CARTER.
aulO-4t Superintendent.
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tai for trial was reserved for considera-
lion. Counsel for the defense secured
from royalist witnesses their testimony
that Spreckels advocated the restoration
OF the Queen.
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SCHOOLS.
MISS DANIELS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHUDRrN
1ol WEST MAIN STREET.

The next session Of this school win n.
gin SEPTEMBER 2Sth.
Miss Daniel VIII be- assisted I'm tho In.
termediate and Collegiate Departrrer,
by Mrs. Caskie Cabell, and I'm the pr..
mary Department by Miss Jenries.
German, Miss Baugh.
French. Professor l.. y Hasseler
a new feature In the school ie "a 81,
dergarten IN French by Mime lTaqse'.-
for children OF six years and Upward
Nine. HasseeM Will also have a conyar'
sati0n class for students ~ French.
Both OF these classes are free of charra
Physical Culture Is In charge of SIS.
Whitehead.
Miss Daniel will receive a limited MUM.
Der OF Boarding pupils.
For further particulars apply 90 prln
clpsl. auif-fol
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a. BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL 10
YOUNG LADIES. Thorough In fs IN
struction and complete IN it's appoirt
mcnts. From Primary TO C0ieea,s
Department inclusive. offering the ~
best and fullest instruction. on as MOI
crate terms as any school 90 lHle char,
acter IN the country Diplomas gft 4
In the several schools. and DIPIONAA
OF FULL GRADUATION awarded 4
those completing the course Evors
facility In Music. Modern Laueu4eea
affords. Number Of bOarders limited
10 thirty. The Twenty-frst Session ha.
gins WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER "a.
iSN3. Apply for Catalogue 10 the pnn.
cipals. iy23-su. We frtocl5
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1IhErINes

4 ERMAN-AMERfCAN ASSOClAll0N
u OF VIRGINIA. meeting ~ li.a
organization viii be held hoNbAt,
AUGUST ia. 1893, nj $50 o'clock D. 30
az Sanger Hall An members are
questei 10 attend. as important bl'.,
IN regard 10 the celebration oi 'e.N.tu
Day. &c, will be brought before 1919
meeting. ,
l}y order OF 4. Won =. Rosenesk. Ires1-
dent THEODORE MOthIN
asff-fr su2t Secretary
HEADQUARTERS GEORGE T.. PICS
u EFT CAMP. CONE EDERAIE VIZ.
ERANS-The officers and Comrades ".y
will attend the reunion Of Louisa liNF
AUGUST 18th VIII meet ar the IhfA
peake and Ohio depot Seventeenth a,l
broad streets. ~ G.3O O'Clock a. 81
Train loavcs az G.f5 o'clock A. 81.
Ts, order OF Robert y. Ncrfhen. COM
manfer. PETER VI tl KID
aull-lt AdJumnL
Farmylile and Powhatan Railroad Co.,
Richmond. Va. August =. iS'3
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
A STOCKHOLDERS Of the FAKN-
VILE AND POWHATAN RAILROAD
COMPANY will bc held az their Office
T03 east Main street. Richmond. va,
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1893. al
II 81 @. NJ. WILSON
auif-5t Secretary
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SHOES
MEDICINES.

For quarter ending Tuesday November
II. 1898
The Committee for the Relief OF the
Poor reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids offered, and Of giving the con
NAV select.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained at
this office. -
RICHARD W. CARTER,
au1O.4t superintendent.
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Ucnseqnences Of an Alteration.
ROANOKE. VA, August lo.-snsc,s,
Last night John Burnett colored
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Of water.
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FKOIO,ALs.

~ Office TO CONTRACTORS AND
y BUILDERS.
The town of POCAHONTAS, VA, Will
let TO contract the construction OF
JAIL AND COURTHOUSE within sixty
DAYS. All who desire 10 bid on the
work must apply to MAYOR r. w.
WITTEN for specifications and particu-
lars within the next thirty days.
auS-Gt
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edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.
II No. EAST GRACE STREET
RICHMOND. VA.

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
MRS. Il. G.. PEYTON. Associate Prls.
cipai.
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Race for the Ryde Town Cup-Ths Wind
Very Light.

LONDON, August 1O.-The race for the
Ryde Town cup under the auspices OF the
Royal Victoria Yacht Club. OF which the
Marquis Of Exeter is commodore. took
pla to-day. The course sailed over vas
forty miles long. extending from X! DE.
where the clubhouse Is located. 10 ana
around the Warner light ship. OF the
eastern end OF Wight. then westward to
a mark boat of Cowes and back to Ryde.
The course vas sailed over twice
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Abe MARLE
Female INSTITUTE

Large corps of Superior teachers posfsl.
yantages IN Literary. Musical and Art nensr'.
menfs Attractive surroundings. Healfhf1
and accessible location. Lowest terms Orls}
catalogue. W =. Dtt k1N >oN. Principal. ,
iy2'-su.we.fr istNGt
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,aice Superintendent Public Charities.

once superintendent PUBIC thdfttA
f434 east Franklin street,
Richmond. Va. August Ia. 1893.
NrOTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y be received at this office until II
o'clock NJ. MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1893,
for furnishing Almshouse with supplies
Of
FRESH BEEF. SUGAR,
RACON VINEGAR.
LAMB SOAP,
LARD SALT,
FI.0UR- MOLASSES.
RICE. HERRINGS.
COFFEE
HAY, corn, .,,ou,,,,r,
STRAW, BROM NSLD fr,
OATS. SHIPSTUFF.
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WASHINGTON G. LEE

Univ LhSlll, Lexington, virginia.
Academic Law; EnclneeHns Opens
Sept Ii. For catalogue address
q. ". Z. LEE, President
jy21-f ,su&wctse1s
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UAMPDEN-S COLLECT ril
II 11Sth Session win open SEfIEN-
Der 14th For catalogue. apply ip
RICHARD MfLWA1NE. President.
Hampden-Sidncy Va.
an0. we fr nll-u