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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
GOV. CARR'S GUESTS.
The Executives Of the Southern States
Invited to the UnYeilins.
4 Disturbing Question I'm the City
OF RnteiHh-GrcRt Fish Haul at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Commission
Appoiptcd-Dnring Escape.

RALEIGH. y. C.. April 22.-tSpecial)-
A mass.meeting will be held here Thurs
day evening to make arrangements LOT
the celebration Of May 10Th ana the
unveiing OF the monument Governor
Carr viii preside at this meeting. the
Governor to-day invited the Governors OF
all the Southern States TO be his guests
on that occasion.
The Supreme Court will tomorrow can
the appeals from the Twelfth District
this being the last Of the districts.
The prohibition question is a disturbing
one In city politics here. Rev d. H.
futile. pastor OF one OF the Methodis'
churches says he controls seven'y-hNe
votes. which will be cast in the interest
Of prohibition. Some persons are claim
ing that these votes will be cast for me
Republicans.
A letter from Or. Capehart, owner Oh
n great fishery at Avoca. Berte county,
saws that last Friday at one maui OF
his seine 100 shad and iN'Vo herring "e''
taken
CONFIRMATION.
AT Christ Episcopal church here yester-
thrty-nve persons. of whom twenty-five
were females.
summer weather now prevails, and the
developmcnt of vegetation is far more
rapid than at any time this season.
Cotton planting has begun in this
section of the State.
The largest incOme-tax returned Dy
any one person In this revenue district
is $500.
United states Marshal A. !. Carroll
left to-day for New Berne. where a
weeks term Of the Federal Court VIII
be held Then he goes TO Wilmington
10 attend two-weeks' term.
Governor Carr appoints Roger o.
Gregory. of Granville county, and X. W.
Aston. OF Warren county, commissioners
on the part of this State 10 assist IN
running the boundary line between war
ron. Vance, and Granville counties, IN
North Carolina. and Mecklenburg county
IA. They are. In accordance win the
law. 10 meet at Warrenton April 9Th.
RECAPTURED.
The white convict named Bell, who
escaped from the penitentiary Friday
might. was recaptured yesterday in Pat
,erson township Durham county. He IS
servng life sentence for assault, and
is from Madison county. He was locked
IN in a cell Friday night. but had
false keys. He opened his cell door, and
in some way pushed back the long steel
bar which automatically fastens every
door I'm q tier Of cells. Then he got into
the yard and left the peniientary
through a gateway OH the west side
No more daring escape was ever made
there. Ii was not thought possible that
an escape from a cell block could be
made. or that a locking lever could be
pushed back Steps have been taken
- that the levers can never again be
thus moved.
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I,sraNTLy KILLED BY A FALL.
Burglars AT Work I'm Weldon
stable. ant! Contents Consumed.

WELDON. y. G.. April 22.-(Special)-
Norfieet Allen. colored workman en-
ploycd by the bridse-forcc now making
repairs on the Seaboard Air-Line's bridge
here. fell from that structure here this
morning. lie stepped upon a
plank while at work. the plank
turned. and threw him to the
ground. a distance of twenty feet below.
HIS head struck a pile OF rocks and
his skull was crushed. lie lived a few
1ours after the accident, but never re-
gained consciousness or spoke.
burglars were at work here last night.
They entered the store of W. ID. Smith,
got some whisky, turned his cash-drawer
upsid, down, and scattered things around
generally in their search for money.
They also broke into MIR. f.. Clarks
and got several dollars in small change
AM same goods, and then departed,
eavlng no clue to their Identity
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The stables of Mr. W. +. Harris. near
jackson. were burned a night or so ago,
together with two valuable horses, one
mule. farming implements. and other
things The fire is supposed 20 have been
Of incendary origin. Loss, about $1,000,
%ith no insurance.
a force Of hands began taking down
the southern end of the railroads.&c.
here this morning. Several years ago the
Atlantic-Coast Line. finding the old shed
too short for their long trains. added
about l50 feet to the original structure.
This extension Is now being torn down,
and the original shed will be recovered
md pat in good condition.
Fruit Is now considered safe, and the
ate frosts did but little damage The
prospect for large fruit crop was never
better in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

ening. There have been several pro,es,
.inn. last night the house was packed
full. and the partitions thrown up ana
both annexes used. AT the close OF the
services he baptized four persons. There
Is a widespread interest In the work, ana
MIR. Bagby's sermons are greatly en-
joyed. -
Mr. u. l.. Hardy has returned from
Richmond.
Mr.. T.. y. Allebrook. OF Richmond. ~
here on n visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

vs.. Tho Henrico Sanitary Company. the
Undersigned will sell. on the premises, al
public auction, on
FRIDAY. APRIL %. 1895.
at 4 o'clock =. H.. the REAL ESTATE.
with all Improvements thereon. described
as follows: All that certain lot Of land
in the county OF Chesterfield near the
city Of Manchester, on the eastern line
of Perdue avenue commencing an
point so feet distant from Naury street,
and running sOuthwardly on said Perdue
avenue 80 feet. and running back be-
tween parallel lines 3il $40 feet; subject
70 the conditions mentioned in the deed
from the city OF Manchester 10 The = h.
mOnd Machine Company and referred
10 In the deed from the receiver Of said
last-named company 10 the henricO SAM
tary Company, recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, Deadlock s., page ls4
The auctioneer will give full informa-
ton as 70 these conditions.
This is one OF the best located n anu
featuring sites and plants in this vicinity
The buildings consist OF a large frame
building 5oxl6j feet. smaller frame build
ing (20X30 feeD. and brick building I2lN3l
feeD. and frame Office OF two rooms
II lies directly on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, and has numerous
siie-tracks running into the property
All the improvements are IN good Goa
dltion.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In
three equal instruments. with interest
added from day OF sale. payable s. T.
and lS months after date ana title re-
talned until whole OF purchase money
IS paid and. conveyance ordered by the
court. or the purchased may pay the en-
tire purchase money IN cash. his
option. JOHN DUNLOP,
Il. q. JAMES.
Special Commissioners.
4. J. Bradley & Co, Auctioneers.
rohp pona piafpsisf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

A Revival at Rocky MOunt-Damagc
to Bridges by Rains.

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., April 22.-(Spe.
.ial)-Rev. DR.. Greasy. Of Charlotte, will
deliver an address In the Methodist
,hurch next Friday night on "Odd-Fel-
owship." that being the anniversary Of
he founding of this order.
An interesting revival meeting is being
,eld at the Baptist church by Rev. Or.
dutson and the pastor. MIR. Howell.
Misses Grace Boswell and Kemper Gull
y. OF Suffolk, Va, are visiting Mrs. ii,
Z. Brewer.
great deal OF damage to bridges through
put Nash and Edgcombe counties. Ii is
thought that the cold weather OF the
past few days has not damaged the
rut crop.
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Deranged Digestion

Is almost universally followed
by decreased vitality. Cod-livcr
Oil is the natural remedy for
decreased vitality, but to pre-
scribe plain oil to one whose di-
gcstion is impaired is likely to
aggravate the difficulty. But
there is a way to take Cod-liver
oil and aid digestion at the same
time.
This way is SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphitcs of Lime and Soda.
SCOTS Emulsion not only pre-
sents Cod-livcr oil in a palatable
and easy form, but the Hypo-
phosphites are themselves an aid
to digestion and a remedy for
the nervousness of many weak,
cmaciated persons.
s''"H ervrc. AlOra~-is,. so. 81 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

GLASGOW, VA. April 22.-(Special)-
General Fitzhugh Lee left this morning
for New York and Boston. on important
business 1t is believed the General is
glad to get off for few days, as he is
getting forty or nifty letters a day-the
most Of them applications for situations
in the revenue department
The Generals appointment was rather
sudden, and he has some business mat
ters to settle up before he enters upon
the duties OF the Collectors office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Dinviddie Democratic Nominees.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 22.-(Spe-
cial)-The Democratic convention 20
nominate candidates for county offices
met at this place to-day. and was called
to order by j. G. Smith, county chair
man. The following nominations were
made: For Sheriff W. II. Young. present
Incumbent for Commemorative Attor-
ney, j. Y. Harris, present incumbent
for Treasurer w. w. Field. present in
cumbent; for Commissioner of the Reve-
nue., No. ! District, George w. Barner,
present incumbent; for Commissioner OF
the Revenue. No. 2 District. James o.
Perkins. This Is a strong ticket, and VIII
be elected beyond a question OF doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
A BOY's SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Death of MIR. j. o. Davis in His
SEVENTEEN Nenr.

WINDSOR, n. c., April 22.-(Special)-
Isaac Smith. aged IS years. son of John
r. Smith. a prominent lumberman of
Windsor. was run over by a log-truck
in his fathers log-woods and hurt very
seriously yesterday morning
j. o. Davis. a prominent farmer living
near Merry Hin. died yesterday in the
10Th year of his age. The deceased served
rs n private in the Confederate army
turing the late war.
W. T. King. late Fusion candidate for
Register OF Deeds. is drumming for
Norfolk (Va) grocery house
The spring term of BERTHE Superior
Court convenes on the 29th of this month.
There are about fifty cases on the State
socket. There is one murder case. The
'ther cases are of but little importance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

]. Thompson Brown & Co. Auctioneers
an rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
A Driying-AxIe Breaks.

KEYSVILLE. VA, April 22.-(Special)
The driving-axie of the engine pulling an
extra south-bound freight train broke
near Soudan, on the Richmond and
Meckienburg road, last night The engi-
neer jumped and was unhUrt. Brakeman
Lewis Doggett, Of this place, who was
firing. jumped and had his shoulder
broken. He was brought to his home
here TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
A CLEVER BANK-ROBBERY.
Robbers Open the Safe and Take
All the Money on Hand.

ROXBORO'. n. c., April 22.-(Special)-
Between Saturday afternoon and this
morning the Farmers Bank was robbed
Of all the money 1t had on hand. The
robbers entered through a window, open
ed the safe, took the money, and then
closed IL, as II had been. There Is no
clue whatever. but the general opinion
s II was done by some expert. Unfortu-
sately the safe did not have q time-lock.
The bank has offered $1,000 reward for
he capture of the thief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
A CoIored Woman Burned 10 Death.

BATTLEBORO'. n. c., April 22.-(Spe-
cial )-Emma Eliza Battle. a colored wo-
man. q years old. living on Captain
7. W. Battles Cool-Spring farm. five
miles from here, in Edgecombe county,
rose from bed about o'clock Saturday
morning. and after starting a fire fell
therein and was burned TO death. She
evidently had a HI. Her mother had
left the house only few minutes pre-
viously.
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PurchnSel nv sam SmulI.

NORFOLK, VA, April 23.-The News
and Courier. IN afternoon newspaper. an
nounces to-day that it has been purchased
by Sam w. Small, who Will on Monday
next take full con -rol. under the name
Of the Evening News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

SCOTLAND NECK. N. C.. April IL
lspecial)-Rev. Mr.. Bagby preached
bree times In the Baptist church yester-
ny. The interest W the meeting Is deep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT. 40. 5ij NORTH I.5FH
STREETS rooms c0nvtnltaf
good order Well located. Term. H
rate. Apply 70 T.. \. BARBER "a .I
Ieigh street. 500
FOR Rent. LARGE WAREH1C,.
with steam elevators. IN good lrar. .
Cor n wholesale business. For further l.-
ticulars apply %
an i7-7t DAVENPORT & MORRIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
SWIFT CREEK COTTON MILL,

when the sale OF that property VIII take
place.
DESCRIPTION or PROPERTY.
LOCATION: Two and one half miles from
Petersburg. Va.
mere o- less uBdor cultivation.
fLDING-: About -, 700 sGusro teot,
ana IN addition to MIL buildings there are .
e1periatenien.5 house and - operatives
uses
~ufPPiNG FACILITIES: Arani.c-Coast
Limo railroad runs through the property.
row titi 100-hOrse water power. owned ~
the com Oany: 24-lnch Turbine water wheel,
under % feet 81 fan.
iCHINEKf: TOP Looms. with necessary
preparatory machinery for maAlng bcoNn COT
tons Of about No. 20 yarn.
TERMS OF SALE.
old Dominion Cotton Mills. $1,000 cosu-
The SWift-Creok Cotton Mii. $3.50 cash.
balance. ina both case, upon credit ~
six ard twelve months, the purchaser %
give negotiable notes with q per cent.
added ami secured by deed OF trust
on the property.
Circular with full information can be
obtained from the Offices ot the Compa-
MES, from tho auctoneers "a. Royall
q CO., Manchester, va. or l.. DeForsst
Shelton & CO.. specialists In manufac-
turing property. New York
ap 23.2J.2sNy1, ,t2-7s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAI.EN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO DE PAID pro
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY EMS scabreht Auction GERS a east Broad sir'
AUCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.

Oak Extenslon-Table and Hiyh.B,,,
DinlnS-C hairs.
Table Linens:
silver Knives. Forks. ana Spoons.
silver Tea Sets. China ana i,.aas1,.,..
Hall and Stair Carpets.
4 Walnut Chamber Suits
Spr'ng-Beis and Hslr-Afatfrossoe.
Feather-plll0ws nni E1hirr..
Bed Linens, Spreads ana Bssksfr.
Lounges C0ucnes. FRAMED p.rYrl
Mdrdr0bes. and Nscenlnl9.e E..t.-
Articles
Don't fail 20 attend thl. ss,e. as .r
goods are hlst-ci1ee. Hr1 VIII
BOLD TO THE HIGHEST uIu.ra Dbl"
The house Tor rent fg nrerr.r,.
at a specially iDv prize .'
ELLIS q SEhHnfgfr
aF Y tI.| I.r... ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

KE1DSVTLLE, n. c., April 22.--(Spe-
.ial)-News reaches here to-day Of the
almost sudden death Of ex-Judge w. n.
Mebane at his home. In Madison, this
morning at i:30 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
WHERE TO LOOK FOR BARGAINS.

pounds Fine Cream Cheese. ....... p
500 barrels High-Grade Family
loNF ..-.+.s..'....sss- .sssssss'''' '''F' =.
Finest New York State Butter..... y
1900 pounds Nice California Hams.
$500 pounds Nice Pork Meat..........
10 boxes California Pears DricO, per
pound .......;.........;.. .......;;''i,....'
Fresh Roasted Mocha and Java -
Water White SugarDrip Syrup: ...... ~
Arbuckle's Coffee. fresh roasted...... =
500 sacks Liverpool salt. 30 pounds. / ID
Finest New Orleans Moasses (per
sailcn) ..-........-..'.. ......''' .ss'-
Fine Lard, Virginia manufactured. D
New North Carolina Cut-Herrins per
NOHeub .......+...... 49,. s..'s's'.'' -
{ cans HanOYer-paCk cd Tomatoes. -
Fine Table Peaches, S-pouad cans, IN
1000 boxes Sardines, I'm oil. 9 cans.... =
500 bushels White Corn .............. .
1000 bushels Nice Clean oats ........ -
Pur. Cider-Nincgar per gail0n)...... -
5000 bags Choice Family Flour........ y
Fine Country Hams, small size ,....l2 II
u. O'SULLINAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
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Kindness

is consideration for others.
The lady has a thought Tor
the little details of his attire
and makes sure that they are
correct. Her kindness is
doubtless appreciated. People
ought to be kind to themselves
as well as to others, and SIM
ply as an act of kindness to
yourself you ought without
delay to examine our stock OF
Spring Clothing.
You will readily appreciate
the wisdom Of doing so when
YOU have inspected even
Slightly what we have to show
you. 1t pays to see what 1t
will pay to buy, and you can't
see what it'll best pay to buy
without looking at our large
SPRING DISPLAY.
BICYCLE SUITS, SWEATERS.
O \. BERRY & CO.,
Successors TO McADAMS & BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

By request Of Mr.. Isaac Sycle. VINO IS
declining housekeeping. we viii sell al
No l02 east Clay street. on
THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1895,
commencing nj 1920 ~ n, hts entire
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. BRic-A-BRAC,
DRhPERfES SC.
Massive Walnut Hallrack;
/ Modern Square knaDe Piano. In perfect
order;
Very Fine Parlor Cabinet.
PaTlOr SUts-one in front parior ana
one in back parlor.
/ Onvx-Top Table and Fancy Lamp;
2 Mlntel-Clocks Fancy Rockers.
Handsome Lace Curtains and Poriieres;
8 Body-Brusscis Carpets. Rugs. sc,
Handsome Parlor Tables:
/ Refrigerator. Large oak Buffet
WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD Ttb
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALit.''
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PNo
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NEknr,E
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PROPOsALy.
RICHMOND. VA, April s. ls9
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received
at the Office OF the City Engineer until
O'clock /. NJ, on MONDAY, April 18th.
1895. for FIRE-PRoOFlNG AND RE
PAIRING THE DAVIS MANSION, ac-
cordlng 10 the plans and specifications.
which may be seen at the above-men-
toned office.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check for $40
all bids.
Bids shall be enclosed In a sealed en-
veicpe, with name Of bidder on outside.
marked Lids for Fire PROBING and Re-
pairing Davis Mansion" and addressed
TO MRS. r.. ID. HOTCHKISS,
Chairman OF Building Committee Con-
federate Memorial Literary Society.
ap l3-ecdtd
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CITY TAXES.
Office OF Collector 4 cry Take.
tIfr H
RICHMOND. Va. April .. l,5.
LICENSE-TAN NOTICE


All plrtles liable % Cify U..H.e-taf -
tSgt are hereby n0ttf.l tItt fh.. .ra rs
Ans ana in this office flr .oH. f.-r.
- ,Io,, 80 80 C.,-i g.. I.
ttIon,sage and Ex-Ctt s..t.rs
CONN Men.
r-srtiIilars c.rrs
ine,rance. T.r.
ilS b.- -''~-' I....Is
iar1' ..-t
Sfan'r1t,e,cturine Ar ..r... ...rlr.ss,
'' c,ee ''' .rl Or..r.
p.n,t,,e, rTous.s tr..+.-.ert- .r.
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SALE
OF TIE
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No. 705 EAST CLAY SIKthI, 1T
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHT ii
STREETS. AT AUCTION.


No. 100 EAST CLAY STREET, BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. AT AUCTION.
In execution Of q deed OF trust to tho
undersigned dated February rs, 1891. an;
recorded in the Chancery Court Of the
city OF Richmond. In Deed Book ~, 4.
&c go. and being required so 10 do by
the beneficiary. ] will sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL q. 1896,
Mt O'Clock T.. NJ, the DESIRABLE
Two STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING No. lQJ east Clay street.
with the lot on which II stands. front
ing % feet . inches. and running % feet
10 an alley, and having In the rear thcre-
OF n good, two-story brick Kitchen. This
is excellent property. centrally located.
and will rent wei.
TERMS: cash sufficient to pay the
costs ~ executing the trust. and 10 dis
charge a uOte for 81 go with interest from
February '1G 1894. and the residue on such
terms as the grantor may prescribe, ~,
In the event OF his failure TO name the
terms for such residue, then upon credits
Of six and twelve months for notes, with
Interest added, and secured by deed Of
trust *. II. thAr ~,
ap II trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

NEAR BROAD STREET.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from WI
liam A. WYATT end wife to the under
signed trustees. dated March ~ 1885, and
recorded in Richmond Chancery Court.
Deadlock i5l \. page 2ll. 10 secure r-
tain notes therein described. AMI being
required By the beneficiary so to 30, We
Will sell a public auction on the pr
misses.
TUESDAY. APRIL 23D, AT =. 81.
the PROPERTY therein described az fol-
lows: "Al that land lying ana being IN
the city OF Richmond, Va. on tho east
side of MAYO street between Broad and
Ross streets. with two brick ten mcnts.
Nos 2i9 and 22i and other improvements
thereon being the fourth ana ffth tene-
ments from Broad street ~ what is
known as Hughes Row, fronting together
on Mayo street % te-t. and running back
al right angles within parallel lines lcS
feet 10 an alley feet Wide
This character Of property generally
PAYS TIE BIGGEST DIVIDENDS on
amount invested.
TERMS: While the deed prescribes cash
as 10 cost Of sale and 40 pay "a note Of
S5 and one OF $3.50. with interest from
March H. 1895. and balance as may be
prescribed. yet bv consent more liberal
terms may be given, ana viii be- an
VI. ~ GILLIAN.
WALLACE L. BROWN,
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
aD rs
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Highest of all in Leavcning Powe-Lates u Govt Kepon
rMpInAMENT WANTS.

COOK WANTED.-WANTE A W.,
Man TO COOK AND WASH. Would not
object 70 children. II otherwise satIsid11
tory. ROBERT II. GILLIAN. AZ ". -
Chafin e co.'s, No. north TENN suee''
ap 3-2t ------
,wANTEp At o !, e, tA,si FET GAPA
CoMPLETE NURSERIES, IN AMEhil'
ca" Terms liberal; pay every wceh;;
Special Inducements Business established
over iifty-four years. ELLWANGERc e.. q
BARRY. Roche ster. y. v ap -o-oe
WANTED A YOUNG WHITE we,
Man 70 20 PtA et>r co f4966II-Ss ~ or
6 1f:TiFs AND BE BE OK EQUALITY
WITH THE FAMILY. Address ID y.
DUGGER. General Delivery kich pa 81.
Va az 3-lt'
WANTED. A CAPABLE AM,
STRONG HotsE- AND DINING-RooMi
SERVANT Referenc required. Appiy
at 80. II north sixth street ap z5-lt-
WANTED; At, oN GE 6 4 sop !
HOI'sE-WORK. one who understand.
making good bread. Apply at NO. 90 =, W We
CT street up 81
WANTED: a TRrsrY AND 1NrEL H.:
STORE. Best references REQUIRED. Ad-
dress !. W. r., care Dispatch Office
SAUTHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
1902 east Broad street. has several young
ladies' and gentlemen competent to take
positions as 1ENOGRAPHERS, BOOhs
KEEPERS. or to do other kinds OF
Office work. Address
G.. NJ. SMITHDEAL,
up 2i-2t' president.
WANTED. \ COMPETENT SOLlCi-,
TOR AND ORGANIZER 10 travel
throughout the State IN the interest oi =
4 tor
order. an exceptional opportunity Tor
the right party. Address giving aS{e.'
references. and experience, "lNSu-
RANCE" Dispatch Office. APP Ut,
500 IN GOLD GIVEN TO EACH
AGENT who sells in three months 2C
copies OF Talks to Children About
Jesus" Greatest selling book published.
Outnt % cents Freight paid and credit
given. r.. II. WOODWARD COMPANY,
Baltimore. Ma. ap 2-2t
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EITY TAXES.

OFFICE COLLECTOR or pEfIS-
QUE%r TAAES. CITY HAL.
RICHMOND, : -, April /. ls.5.
By an ordinance or The city, lt a
required that notice snail te given lu 800
the daily newspapers, under the uIt D.
ton OF the Committee ou IlUaucn. flat
the LIST OF DELINQUENT rANES o..
REAL ESTATE Tor tle preceding yt.r
VIII be published in one or Woge Of 60
daily papers. and also lle time ami I...f
OF sale - said delinquent retl estat.
IN accordance with TIE ab9F" l.t %
is hereby given tina, said .,s. Wil o.
hshel in the State on SATURDAY. ..
.0tn day OF April ard on SAT- RptI.
the am day o. May 1895 1ue 81. Hl
take place in front ~ the CTS F.I. .r
Broad street, between Tenth 1.l
venth streets. between The l..fe ,f %
o'clock II. and o'clock =. 3d.. 600 go no
day, the 9Th day % May. lssG
Ali who 10 not wish - have '...r
perty advertised must pay CD 30
the 18Th instant JOHN 4. 81 ASHLEY
collector q Dc.ln. .lt .h.s.
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