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SEASIDE SAWMIhL.

A complete stock of lumber on hand
in the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic, ceiling. and all kinds OF finish
mouldings and shingles; also bracket
work done to order. Terms reasona bic
and prices at bedrock. All orderr
attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H. u L. LOGAN, Prop'r,
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January. The Norwegian Legislature
has now reached the termination of its
mandate, and the general election
which is about to take place in Norway
win be fought entirely on the questions
now at issue between crown and par
lfa,nanf
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STEAMER
SARAH DIXON,

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rnursday, and Sunday evenings.
returning. leaves Portland foot of
famnili street, Monday. We1nesdaS,
and Friday evenings. -''es'-'s'
for tcrther information. fnouira NJ
ASTORIA SHIPPING co.
Arrntr
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Or. Price'sCream Baking Powder
Aw Tded Goii Medal Aliiwialsr Fair. San Fransiseo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Fulton News and Gossip.

Mr. Fred II. CARRIER. a member OF the
Comm n Council from Marshall Ward.
will probably not be candidate for re-
election. az he thinks OF moving out or
this precinct. Fulton will lose very able
representative.
Mr.. James j. Sharp Il ont for re-elec-
ton for Justice OF the peace. IL IL not
expected that he Will have any opposition.
Mrs. Christina BOltz, relict OF Mr.
Samuel Boltz, died very suddenly last
Monday while goipg on a visit to her
daughter-in-lsw. Mrs. Henry Boltz, on
Louisiana street. William II. Boitz has
qualified as her administrator.
Mr.. Philip O'Neil. the City Gauger. was
married very quietly last Sunday eve
ming 10 Mrs. Louisa Stevens. sister OF
Councilman John r. Grimes. The event
for quite a surprise to the many friends
OF both parties.
Mr.. NJ. W. Pyler, telegraph operator
al Fort Lee. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. will be married to Miss Norah
Clark. sister OF Mr.. George w. Clark,
postmaster at Fort Lee. on February 18th
mt $50 =. NJ. at Beulah church, HenricO
After a reception they will leave on we'd
ding tour, taking in Washington and Gin
cinnau.
Mr.. r. Y. Enrlght. Of the city Central
Committee, IS mentioned as possible
candidate for the Council.
Mr.. Robert :. Garnett. OF Varina Grove.
Henrico county. was very badly bitten
on the hand by Constable r. II. Samuels
horse, which had broken loose and strayed
To his stables.
The young people OF Fulton Baptist
church have organized a society called
"The Fulton Baptist Young People s
Union" Mr.. Leonard - president; Mr.. a.
VI. Leonard. vice-president; Mr. Joseph ].
Minson- secretary, and Miss Alice Sutber-
land, treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

mlttec yesterday morning the Joint reso-
luton introduced by Senator Wickham
in relation TO the settlement OF West Vir-
ginla's portion OF the debt of the undi-
vided State came up for consideration.
Mr. Walter -. Dabney. Assistant Solicit
tor Of the State Department at Washing
ton. appeared and adreSsod the commit
tee In favor Of carrying out the resolu-
ton.
A subcommittee. composed OF Messrs.
Edmoudson chairman, Cooke. Koincr.
and Moore was appointed 10 consider the
matter and report 10 the entire com
mittoc al "a meeting 20 be held Monday.
Dr. j. T.. NJ. Curry spoke in favor Of
Mr. Fcntress's bill 10 provide summer
normal schools for 'hc education IL
teachers. The bhl was passed by.
The bill intrJ Iced IN the House yCGter-
day by Mr. IIarrlsol. ~ I,yLchL1Ts.
60 rcgulats The practice OF pharmacy, is
substantially the same bill ~ that ElIo-
duccd SOM time ago IN the Senate by
Mr.. Mushba: 80 WITH certain changes and
amcndmcnts sjgges.st 10y pharmacists
throughout the STATE. The bill "a pre-
serted in t's House consists Of a num-
Der Of amendmon,s based upon the exist
Ing law on the subject, the necessity for
" bich las bc - shJW1 IN the practical
working Of The present law
Air. Harrison thinks his bin will meet
the views Of all who are iTteTostod and
informed on The subject and 4 has al
ready been pctluOned for By the druggists
ia n number Of cities ana counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
In Favor of I;oard-Court Cases-Per-
souals and Briefs.

In Favor of "a Board-Court Cases-Per-
sonaIs and Briefs.
Mr.. Fitzgerald's resolution offered In
the City Council Friday night relative 70
having the city charter 50 amended as 10
provide for "a board Of aldermen, and
giving the Mayor veto power was IL
subject Of much gossip yesterday. and the
movement Is meeting with much appro-
val \ petition viii be presented 10 the
Council from the people requesting the
body 10 act fayOraby upon the resolu-
ton at once, 80 that the matter can be
gotten through the present Legislature.
The question has been raised whether
the present population OF the city gives
II the right to have board OF aldermen.
The Dispatch man learned yesterday that
there is no doubt about this. and that
there viii be no trouble in getting the
charter amended. Already the names OF
several excellent gentlemen have been
suggested, one former member or the
Council from the Fourth Ward. ana one
Of the best men ever in the body
At the Office of Ware Il. Gay & Co,
owners Of the Mayo's bridge property.
a Dispatch reporter was told yesterday
that the company had noticed the reports
in the Dispatch relative to the unsate
and dangerous condition OF the bridge and
that Mr.. Gay would have something TO say
on the subject as soon IA he returned
from the North. which would be the
first OF the week.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Alfred Allen, Sarah Gains. Major Gains,
Mary Johnson, and Rosa Lee Johnson
were fined for fighting, The amounts
ranging from $50 TO 81, with a total OF
$50 Mary Johnson was also sent on
10 the grand jury.
Ex-State Senator Charles Gee, who has
been visiting Mr. L. u. Howle, has re-
turned home.
The February term or the musings
Court begins tomorrow week.
Mrs William =. Mathews. who has
been quite sick. was able TO sit up yes
teTday. -
Manchester politics are assuming quite
n lively shape. and new candidates are
entering the field almost daily. II must
be said TO the credit Of the city, however.
that the candidates are not troubled very
much with bleeders.
The usual services will be held In most
Of the churches to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Barton Heights Iirief..

Mr. y. Ball is visiting Mr.. II. L. Lor-
raine
Mrs Charles wilhelm. Of Baltimore.
IS visiting her mother Mrs Henry stock
mar
Mrs. y. e. Westhaver Of Martlnsburg.
". Va. is visiting her brother, Mr. T..
T. Paul.
Mr.. George z. Collyer has returned
from Trip through Southwest Virginia.
DR.. Pitt being unwell on Wednesday
was unable 10 meet his congregation that
night.
Miss Lettle Harvey has returned TO her
home az Long Island City.
The young gentlemen VIII give n dance
at the Wigwam next Friday night.
Mr. j.. y. Tucker has moved into Lis
new dwelling on North avenue, just COM
pleted.
Mr.. ". -. Blount has sold his house
t. Mr.. Troxler and moved 10 the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Henry Stockmar, on North
avenue.
Mr.. John T.. Rose, who has been con-
fined 10 his house by sickness. - much
better, and hopes TO be out in a few
days.
Mr. John J.. Harding has received an
appointment at Birmingham. but has not
decided as yet whether he will accept
il or not
Since the beginning OF the year con-
tracts have been given out for eleven
new houses 10 be built at the Heights.
Work on several have already COM
menced. and others win be- started at
an early day II is now estimated that
over thirty new houses will BE- erected
on the Heights during this year.
The County Court has ordered the OPEN
Ing Of a new road from Barton Heights
to Chestnut lIil and the Board Of SUI
pervisors has placed the matter in the
hands Of "a Subcommittee with instruc-
tions 10 let out the contract for grading
the road This new road Will come into
Barton Heights via Dove street, and VIII
be a short cut from one hill 10 the other
and will be great convenience to the
people Of both places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
A Heaxy Mortgage Kecorded.

GREENVILLE, y. g, February 10
(Speclal.)-There has just been recorded
in the Reglster-of-Deeis's office OF this
county an instrument OF considerable IN
pOrtance. IL was a mortgage for $blp'NV
from the Albemarle and Raleigh Railroad
Company 10 the Safe-Deposit and Trust
Company, of Baltimore. Accompanying
this was a release of the mortgage TO the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany. and an agreement OF consolidation
between these two railroad companies, in
which the latter becomes responsible Tor
the payment Of the mortgage
Mr. l.. II. Wilson died few days ago at
Ayden. IN this county. He was former
Register OF Deeds OF Pitt county, ana
occupied the office for six years.
The Pitt County Rifles took advantage
of the pretty day yesterday. and had the
first parade In their new dress uniforms.
The boys looked handsome In the new
suits and were much admired.
Mrs. +. Y. Miller, OF Florida, IL visiting
Mrs. NJ. A. Jarvis here.
Misses Captola Granger and Lille
Hooker; OF Hookerton, are visiting Mrs.
W. III. White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Mr.. ASHTON sTARKe FOR MAYOR.
Pretty Certain That lie VIII Enter the

Eacc-Pciition aud Conferences.
While 1t has not yet been decided
positively, f. is pretty certain that Mr.
Ashton strake VIII become a candidate for
Mayor.
Last right long call signed by citi-
zcus representing almost all walks IN NE.
was presented 10 him. For some time
there has D. D considerable pressure
brought 20 bear upon him 90 ge' hi'n
enter the race. and be has held several
conferences with his friends as 90 tue best
course - pursue.
when seen by "a Dispatch reporter at
midnight Mr.. Starko said that ne had
not fully made UP his mind IN the matter.
lle felt grateful to his friends and ac-
quaiutanc-s for the compliment they had
paid 10 him in petitionirs him TO become
a Canlil3ts for the mayoralty.
70 ls probably that Alr. Starkc VIII an
nounce bic decision Monday.
Judge George l.. Christian, who has
been strongly urged to allow the use Of
his nam" iu tins contest. has given 10
announcement whatever 10 his friends
ana admirers th.t be- VIII accede to their
appeals in this respect
Colonel John u. Cary also Gecllncs 10
become candidate. although he has been
repeatedly approached on the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
LADIES' NIGHT AT PICKETT CAMP.
An Interesting Musicale and Literary FRO
cramine 20 he Executed.


t,ramfne To BE Executed.
The meeting Of Pickett Camp to-mor-
row night will be OF unusual interest.
II will be ladies' night and for the occa-
slor Sergeant whitlock and Commander
Northern have arranged an exceedingly
interesting programme. The ladies Of the
auxiliary are requested to wear their
badges. and all other visitors VIII be
required 20 present cards at the door.
This is the programme:
J. A few moments with Judge Farrar
("Johnnie Reb'O
Duet. Misses Alice and Mrnle Clark.
3. Recitation by Miss Nellie Richardson.
Subject, 1.-THE liners"
4 Imperial Quartette. Mr.. Richard
Woodbridge leader: Mr.. Clint Burton.
baritone: Mr. Harry Jeter. basso; Mr. ii.
II. Francisco. tenor.
). Recitation by Mr.. George b. Davis.
Subject. 1.-The Raving Maniac."
6. Social Quartette. Miss Fannie Mont
gomery, Miss Blanch Montgomery. Mr..
Harry Jeter. and MIR. Jack Ferguson.
:. "The Political Speaker" Mr.. ID. s..
Thompson.
s. Banjo solo. Mr. Malcolm Schackel-
ford.
0. A dialogue Mutual Dependence"
written expressly for and dedicated TO
Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans. by
George Il. Davis. Cast OF characters: Mrs.
Perclval "a rich young widow, Miss Hulda
Singer; Miss Della Huber very rich),
Miss Lula Davis: Miss Rosa Lyons very
rlch). Miss Maggie Davis.
Music by the West-End Star Band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Revising the Ordinances.

The Council committee on Ordinances
held u three hours session last night.
Messrs. Carter. Mcdowell. and Stratton
ana Captain Alexander Coke, the reyiser,
were present. a portion Of the revised or
dluanccs were gone over and with some
slight amendments were approved The
committee passed upon all measures af-
fcctiug the street department. 1t hopes
- De able 90 present the new codihcation
10 the Council az its March session. The
committee adjourned to meet again next
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
No state Vaccine Agent.

The Dispatch has received several let
tcrs recently making inquiry with re-
ference 10 the name and address Of tie
state vaccine agent. from whom virus
might be obtained. There is now no such
ofice in Virginia. and the only way 70
obtain the virus. 90 far as the Dispatch
IS advised. IS 20 order II of some druggist.
\ bin is pending in the General Assem-
hly appropriatlng 500 to constitute fund
with which the Governor may purchase
WINS for use where needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
4 Rather Queer Ca-e.

A rather peculiar Incident was Observed
40 the ll.uricu county courthouse yes
t.rda. An OLD man lott rcd about the
premises asking tor a warrant De !uua-
ticp luquireudp against his daughter. lie
said She wanted To- marry worthless
man. Who had designs on 500 which his
daughter IS said to possess. The daush-
ter ana th" young man were also at the
courthouse. Everything must have been
happily adjusted, az a license u marry
was obtained at the clerks office and the
THO lrft for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Ihr Chnrch-IIln Li.hInr Cinh.

A number of the residents Of the East
Ind, who are fond OF casting the fy and
telling true fish stories, met few even
iues ago ana organized the Church Hin
Wishing club. with the following officers
and members. W. H. Dean, president;
Cauon TAYLOR. secretary; G.. a. Wing
n,I. treasurer; John Pitt, steward; j..
j.. DAY, II. ID. Hardcsty, A. Il. Pride,
G. ". Bradley }. u. Tyler, liarvie
Telee. Ola Alhertson. j. G.. Il. Hare,
Joseph Rohl.Ier, James Fox, George
Alphiu. George c. Parker ami Dr r..
r. Ellis. The object Of the club is TO
arrange series Of fishing trips during
the summer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
The Ball a Great Success.

The ball given at New Market Hall last
Monday evening by the German Sick
Assistance Society was a great success
socially. financially. and otherwise. The
attendance was unusually large. and all
present enjoyed themselves dancing TO the
music OF Professor STEMS orchestra
Between the hours of u and fine
supper was served. to which the merry
dancers did ample justice. after which
they resumed their attentions 70 the
terpsichorean art. The following gentle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
INDIA Cr,vcs Suddenly III.

WINDSOR, n. c.. February l0.-Spe-
claL)-Judge Jesse i. Graves was taken
suddenly sick yesterday at o'clock. and
adjourned court for the term. He has
been suffering with the grip. and was
unable to be here the first and second
days OF the term on that account. He Is
not dangerously sick. but Is too sick TO
hold court. Very little business has been
done this term, as the court has been In
session oniy from Wednesday evening
from O'clock 20 G. and Thursday morn
ing from $50 TO l2:3o. There were only
three Jury trials for misdemeanors, and
three cases OF submissions disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
~ I,ntrrnrisn Cnnncll.

\ musical entertainment Of rare ex-
cguence VIII be given at Belvidere Han
tomorrow night for the benefit Of En-
tcrprise Council No. 9, Junior Order
United Amerlcnn Mechanics. Professor
l.sau Cocker will be the musical director
and Mcssrs. Manly Is. Ramos and John
Bolton accompanies. The West-End
Choral Society, the star Musical club
and a number Of others will take part
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Policy pald prOmptlY.

RICHMOND. VA, February 8. 1891.
Mr.. T. l.. Alfrieud. Manager Washington
Life Insurance Company:
Mr.. T. NJ. Weich and myself desire
as executors OF the estate OF the late
Captain A. G.. Babcock. 20 return our
thanks to tho Washington Life Insurance
Company for the very prompt settlement
OF It's policy for 5000 on Captain BAD
cock. The claim was forwarded to the
home office In New York last week, ana
on Tuesday morning OF this week ! re-
eeived letter from Mr.. WEIGH, enclosing
the company's check In settlement.
Very truly yours. BEN I. AUGUST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

Apropos OF Senator Wickham's West
Virginia debt resolutions it may be said
that West Nuginia's portion Of the debt
Of the undivided stat amounts. principal
ana interest. 10 between S28,0o0000 and
S5HcO0.Vo OF the certificates 100000 are
deposited with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company Of New York, the Nir-
rinia Literary Fund and Sinking Fund
hold about S.3oooo. and several hundred
thousand ave deposited with a trust IN
baltimore
The Sinking Fund Commissioners have
funded over $4,000 Of Ola securities under
the debt settlement extension act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
.,II,,ce C,-operntive COMPANY.

\ deed of assignment was fled In the
office Of the Clerk OF the Chancery Court
yesterday evening from IN" Alliance Co
operative Company 0imitc0 TO II. r..
Grltilth. trustee. The liabilities are about
=, ooo and the assets consist of the stock
Of merchandise OF the company at the
corner Of Eighteenth and Grace streets.
AN creditors are to share ratably, but are
not 10 be paid under sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
c,r.,i, Cour, Of Appeals Adiourns.

The United states Circuit Court or Ap-
yeaIs was in session IA short while yester-
day. At o'clock It adjourned TO meet
tomorrow morning in Baltimore judges
Cor. Jackson. and Simonton ana Clerk
AI,loney left on the afternoon train via
the York-River line for the Monumental
CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
yyest-Fnd's Anniversary.

West End Lodge, No. 767 /. O. q. T..
will celebrate their first anniversary to-
morrow night in the Clay-Street BAPTIST
chapel. An attractive musical ana lite
rary programme will be rendered and
and good speaker has been secured TO
deliver the address. Admission VIII he
free and the public will be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

men composed the committees In charge
OF the entertainment:
Observation-Disclosures Theohore jan
niugs. r. Wahi, Herman Beehnan. Cnaries
Degenring. Adam Sehraudt. Otto biersch'
with Mr.. V. A. Halbleif as chairman;
F,oar-Nssyrs. Joseph Fisher. Henry
GUIDE John Hardwicke. with Mr.. Otto
Miller as chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
An Erroneous Rumor.

BLCEFIELD. W. VA.
February Q. 1894.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
You will please correct an error In your
paper dated the 7th OF this month. THIS
was the announcement that cards were out
for the marriage of Miss Rosa Grove 70
Il Mr. Fauntlcroy This rumor is positive
falsehood. and ! hope you will correct 1t at
MRS. GROVE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
DUBLIC SALE
4 ORA
VALUABLE ESTATE
on STANTON RIVER

In pursuance OF tho decre1 ~ g. 70 l'
Court Of Hanfax county, Va, entered % ~ -,
yember term, 1898 Ia no clau ~ cause y
Nenable, trustee, otc., " caring Do. e.'
uBder-igned gill soil ~ puba' a ii'n' 10 '"'
premises. % lhe highest bidder oH
SATURDAY. NAKrI3 l'lf
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT ut LANp ~
stanton river, IN Ha.i1K r.4n'f Va 4-' %
was the residence or tue iate W 10 iti.i
CarrlngtOl aud known a. hilit-ih Do ~
situated near Coles Ferry AL -. iA.ls ~ ~
cent survey l,73f sl-lOO Alkl~
There - on tho trars nna bly, ? 'fti pr
on Stanton n'er and large ara 3" il+. -
forest u oak and bick0ry iglor I'D, '1
productive and vol adap'ci o. t-' t.'H'' "
tobacco sni all kinds 81 srlir. ..... .,.n
The improvements consis.s m . LA.fh -
COMMODIOTs DWELLiA1 AMI A.l 'th'' 20 80 q.
ings necessary 20 tbs comfoT ~ h's' 80
AMI ,he cultivation Of tris larfs No'f i .'.-
ID il also susceptible 0f beng ri.iy -'.'f4 '-''
seyeral convenient seitlemer'. ...
Terms: Cash sufficient % i1frif .l-
Of the sale and Ia pay too sam u t.''-'. >
with interest on $4,000. lari iI.i'o' go -
lat day VI April. ls93. an 'i7 f'si "a
credit 70 % made known on o. ~ p.
do 20-G0i 1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
The shelterIng Arm. Dinner.

The Sheltering Arms will give dinner
from 70 6 o'clock 4. Nj. Wednesday az
Sos east Main street. Iyier's old stand.
This noble charity needs help At this
time. and the ladies who have decided
upon giving the dinner should be sn-
couraged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
President National Alliance.

RALEIGH. n. c.. February 1o.-(spe-
cial.)-A telegram was received here to-
day stating that Marion Butler, ex-presl-
den; OF the North Carolina Farmers ALI
ance. has been elected president Of the
national alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
by Frank d. Hil1 c.,
Real Estate Agents and A4c oae,,.
NOM t'Va'o AkthI' and AI'- I1e'It
A UCTION SALE AT
CAPTAIN BABC0CIS FARM
o.
FLOODED HORSES
FARhING-IH IMPLEMENTS, &C.
At the reaao,; Of III, eI..lo-.e,sl ~


on
TUESDAY, FEsRriHY isli
nc Cedar Lawn farm .f.a..I .r lilo Nl..
Nile road LbJut two Anlahtlf %. p. .... 81. ..
moni), tue residence uf ,tHt.II &C.. Bans. ..
deceased. an the household al. ..f.trl ......
tnre, pictures, a., sI"h 81. D.. utlt.r I...lf .H B
large and wsll-arrangsd i.4+.. GO @ ..-.f,.
Batteries, iha-ion sui lllr..r.. A.. r-I4f.,
and Harness. | Nuity. ~.......,. -. f....
nOuhle-Carriage aud liA.n.s.. El.-.. h. ....,s.
hainets, g.; 3 COW, Ht.. .fbH. H.,-
rae. lay isidfr 'n- Aar.1-.
tuit, TIE Srurks, j. irs ~...t ItI II.I.
el- 80 a. I large lot lpr l.U barred. .
corn. D.. Harness, l......-. f. ami
~ IlOtHC Inbred n..-f. AID fp-I-.
among winch Hre FA.. l.N f.. irh.
lIeI stallion, aud tw1 i ...... I.tIlI.
not SEE nlly, years. bY .Hff.I.H. AtlA.
La. nlly, by Jy,lan tlInIt. ntA' pA.r
LING, 10y h~tf~i., Ntmlief .I.lu. d. dip t. 4
QUEEN, by sam PIHdT sslisrf aYI f.fr-
tors,D. and o'hers. th- g"i. f.-. f.f.h $3.50
be shown lay %, sale, aud fs' ..n. ...-
THIS iHru ani its la'eoFurr l.e -. at. aH sn
that % f. hardly ucces,a-y 'p r.u..i t.a lI.f.
bow well stocked and efuppr I. l.U. g.
ecgtofs are determined 3D. -r. tI..If .. .r
reserve "a tho CHEST bidder c..f.lIHf .rl-
TONED VA ths appFairemen'.
Inc Seyon.P nos ralrItI r1"s CONVEX. s.flf,
or Arrangements rGn BE- ul4i1 .l'A I.f 81. H 10.
Ger 10 take out buyers.
1kkHs: Cash. or thirD ilY r.fs Hrn A.
proved security before stO.a .l if .IrI..
ilyefe1.
Sale conducted BY GEo2.EN Miio
fe II..fg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

Orders for printing sent to the Dis
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