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AoVstoN PRICE CURRENT.

I. ~ s'' en- are wholesale from johbers
AXLE 20 standard first quality goods:
"a. rsS5hitAsE-piamond Sl75 per
: solden 6Oai5o per dozen boxes. cas-
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Liverpool Spots.
U. y. Exports aud Port stocks.
stocks al Leading Markets.
comparative Spot Market.

The following ere the closing quotations
Cor cotton OH the SPOT today at the lead
tag markets, together with closing OF
mlddling yesterday. with today's sales.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo-, December ii.yCattle-'
Receipts, 100; shipments, 200. Best grades
strong TO 10 higher; others steady, Texas
steers ranged 2.J0Q3.51; Texas cows, i.7Sft
40; beef stecra. 30OatA20; native COWS,
l5Da2iO, stockcrs and feeders. 2.5Ju35o;
bulls, l00g275.
Market weak Toe lower. hcayles, 3.2Otfa.ali
,ackers. 3.S0ua,40: mixed 3.2Ju3.s6. lights,
li5q3.35; Workers. 33Oa335; pigs. 5000
Sheep Receipts. $500; shipments, mona.
Market steady: lambs. SoOq4oo. Muttons,
.0qS.J0.
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.Uns bank fIllurc IS reported, Chltil-
licShts National bank, Columbus, Ca,
alial NtuUl0. Important commercial
illNs are s. II. Andrews y Co. furui-
ls chcnro liabilities 500 900 and ste
'tisn. Alexander &; Co. wholesale boots
I'd shoes. baltimore. liabilities sl50,0Jo
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LOTION MARKET REVIEW.
liverpool Didn't Construe the Bureau
Bullishly.
'uluRES CLOSED AT A DECLINE
.ae American Markets We're Fifteen
Points Lower "A Heavy Hlf Weekly
Movement Poinss.
uluRES CLOSED AT A DECLINE
Office Of The Post.

Office of The Post,
Houston, Wednesday, december II.
AS many expected. the returns from
Liverpool today showed that the British
rrs did not take much stock IN our GOV.
oinments report of prospective 6.SIa.oN
bale crop, Futures or that side M.ie
ap sbou, Amoi team points at the open
ing but closed Is-Gid lower than yesterday
ON the trading months,
The untavornhie attitude OF the foreign
markets and the rush OF spectators 10
close out at Yesterdays advance caused
downward movement In the Ameltc At
markets. witch finally resulted in Il loss
81 ouo-halt the gain inade by The huns
during gre previous tour DAYS Fort ~
vriris aisn continued heavy anu the lAlt
weritlN interior movement made quite "A
lontish showing. All ct which helped 10
accelerate the declining tendency.
NW S2rk Ln,HrSs , or'4Sa a Ssga ~ ssg
attorwari. but AT room were points
over than yesterdays close, Fh9re vas
a further loss durina tho afternoon. aud
Is points below Tuesdays prices.
Futures at New ORLEANS opened steady,
a@i points Oh, and closed quet. l5HlG
ttactY sold ~ - early in the session. bat
| ylosod at S.iS-lt against Sal-ao the day be
spoi prices were lowered at only lew
| points. Liverpool srots were marked up
| l-a-d hut later cables announced thdt
| prices We're entirely romnnli 1900 bales
| Ncr, sold there New York aud llouWou
| clCsod quiet l-l0c down New orleans. til-
| weston and Memphis were unchanged,
Sew Work December lt--tspccial)--
| There has been mitch said OF late about
the dullntss of the English spinning trade.
although not horne oyt 10y Liverpool daily
spot Aalos for some limo past. but rlu
Manchester market report In the official
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Rcportod FOR The Post daily except
TburpdHyR and Sundays by Alhert Mont
rom,ry q Co. dlmitod). 1.-Two stock COM
mission merchants; 49,. M
Good fat beeves t.......s.s.s o4W %
Common to fair bcevcs...,.. 81 Up
Good fat cows .-..s..s, ..s.s' , ~ ny "a az .
Common 10 fair COWS. head. ~ ttl. w
Good fni yea,llnrs .........iiC co GDl2 30
Common To tai, vcnrlnesr . 20 CIV ~
Common to good calves ...... % 81 w
Coed cornfed hogs ...,,....... shX g.,
Common to fair hogs ......... 3AW ~
Guua lat snrcp, p'i pound. sGH W"
common to fair sheep, head W q 20
Receipts. Snies On hand.
ty.. aud ,,atinys i5u lD9 1872
49, 49, Idp .HS
- iru
lie,ves weak. good INT cows and hciierh
nctlyo and nrm calves ana ycarilnss
quiet
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NEM YORK pRY GOODs.

New York, December u.-Considerable
h,,sii ess was concluded ~ the result or
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doinls of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
ONE MILLION IN GOLD FOR EXPORT,
Tobacco stiii on the G,in-Thc German
Movement Bear Attack IN Cot
ton Close : eady.

New York. December lI.-(Special.)--
Wall street was surprised today by the
announcement that $1,000 900 of the yellow
is engaged for export. The foreign eS-
change market is only steady at Its low
est level and cotton exports have In
creased this week SO decidedly that they
have seemed pretty much to I'LL the mar
ket, hence the surprise.
The stock market did not reflect TINS
announcement and 1t was Just as II mas
been for tho week. No single group OF
.ec,niues moved tremendously. not even
the industrials All OF the days declines
and advances were on independent IN
fluences. The heavuess in srangers were
ascribed to shrinkage in gross receipts as
shown by St Pauis statement for last
week Reading was Il weak spot In the
market both foreign and local houses
selling It on the assessment proviso.
The shares of all the insovont COM
panes were weak.
Tobacco led in business done and wound
up at gain. The market closed hrm
sugar and Leather beiag in 1t. sixties
iS7% demands issN.
silver continues weak. O. rs. Mcxicans
So.
Granulated sugar, SIS.
Supply of cotton bills fair.
Gross returns for the first week of De-
cenber show Denver and Rio Grandc with
an Increase or $4,000 Missouri, Kansas
and Texas about the same. Texas ana
Pacific about the same on the wrong side
Of the ledger.
/ There MS quite a slip In cotton today
/ The goodies of yesterday vanished Eng
! FISH spiunrrs not biting ~ the advanced
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no

RIO. December II Coffee dull No.
H. poo rcs per 10 kilus; exchange 3-sd re-
CENTS 5000. cleared for the United States
f. OOe. for Europe 1860; stock $4,000.
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n.tNrs AND OILS

OII.-I.insoed, in barrels raw 45c; boiled
AZ: petroleum, 10 test, n hbis l4c. in
'ales 81 n brilliant oil y O. n M, i2,sc
;'unioi, Oh, in bbls i9c;. In cas-, $50 cas-
~ oU' medical pure, 81 10; turpcntine in
BUS ''se,'.- ,O-Strictly pure IG6hc.
WINDOW GLASS-in boxes. 60 and 10 TO
en- ana 20 per cent discount, new list.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
Houston Market.

Tho following quotations wcrs posted
today by the cotton seed product depart
meni of the Houston Cotton Exchange
and Board OF Trade.
Per Gallon.
Choice crude oil. for butter
strictly primo crude OIL. q
Prime huttor oil in barrels. - ~ -
Prime summer yellow OIL. % n 23A
Cake and meal I. o. b, mill interior
points according 10 location.
Short Ton.
Prime cotton seed cake ..,sla 50 ana ~
Prime cotton so,d meal ..... u % ala ~
iinters A. ilonston delivery and elassl.
nchtun, per ID, PC.
soap stocks coots from refined oil. per
10 so bid so asked
Ronltrks- Market firm.
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NrW YnnK sTOcN EXCHNNGE.

~" ,,.,,,,,A, :, ,rhe cbict
New 9rh, .tl, r,arIset was
iehlutS on 49, 7i,'n1 az business
| irreEuialltN. nc y"tt,u" .oV, 'W,r"res
| wa5 nrIni Wehsutr' oN 10y J,,,d In
ana me NAV, M - ,,encd d,tIl and
star phIts' ne ui3tNr' Vi'I,'' asa,t,t,ad n
| lrIeEuiaI ne "a "e e, "'e r,,,,,rattyeIv Urht
ueclIeu ,olt' ii'u IL ~ 'r,,,.,, inward
Transactions wv tt,t' 10 ,S.In tH tbc IN
hdnusoihr thlh' ,,n,,. i,.ln,..,i .,as wade a
austrlh' ki1Np' g''' Ia, 4 e,,fhrr i,re-
tuiNlgi 1919 " ,,,,,, ~, va ,raferrzd
f'rred- tonaSe'' comm ~ an !cs fror'
adNahcHa "A "hu w" b NJ I0ur
.oHs. Sgn' NJ IN M, w. ,sa,,st he mar.
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uAVRlG MAlii<ET.

Hnvre December II Spots were quiet
and easy at mn advance OF vi. futures
easy and unchanged.
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SANTOS
NEW ORLEANS.

Santos, December H. Coffee quiet; good
average Santos 1i,70n rcs per 10 kiloa,
receipts 1900. stock 4sl,00
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New Orleans. December 1I.-Coffeo fri
Rio ordinary 10 fair iIulsa,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

BALTIMORE. MD, August IL" men
President Mayer. OF the Baltimore anu
Ohio railroad returns from Europe heAt
week, the proposition will be submitted 70
him be Second Nice-President King 'oi
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ana
General John CHI. receiver Of the cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley road, pioNiuihs
for an extension OF the Valley branch
from Lexington 70 Roanoke. and FOR bring
ing the Baltimore and ohio into eiose
alliances with the Cape Fear ana fadNin
Valley and Roanoke and southern ran
raOds.
Mcssrs. GIL and King have Just re-
turned from a trip through the virginia
Valley. and they report That general
desire is shown by the people 10 nave
the Baltimore and Ohio make the pro
posed extension. BY reaching Roanoke
and having close affiliations with Roam
oke and Southern and Cape Fear ana
Yadkin lines, the Baltimore and ONO
would secure entrance into wide area
of territory, with the possibility of re-
lations with Norfolk and Western at
Roanoke.
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THE rowrp-uousY sIrY.
No True Bill Against Granger, the Alleged
MurIerer.


Coroner Taylor is stl hard at work
upon his analysis OF the stomach and
liver of the child Cleveland J. Seamster.
whose death Ia Halifax, about the middle
OF July, was supposed TO have resulted
from poison alleged to have been adj
ministered by "A man named Granger,
who was arrested and lodged in the
Halifax county jail upon the charge OF
poisoning the boy in an effort TO do away
with the ehilds mother, Of whom Granger
was believed to be jealous.
Ii VIII be remembered that the child
died after evidence Of having taken ar
senic. and that a mouse that got at some
of the meal of which the bread was
made, also died, while dog that swal-
lowed some OF the bread came near shut
Hing of
Granger had been on intimate terms
with the child's mother. 1t is said. and
when another man figured in the ro-
nance Granger was thought TO have
grown jealous enough to attempt to poi
son the woman, who Is a widow. She
recovered from the effect OF the poison
Granger was at the house of Mrs. Seam
ster the day the others partook of the
bread. but did not eat any OF IT.
DIDN'T WAIT FOR TEE REPORT.
DIR. Henry Il. Melvin brought the
stomach and liver of the child, whose
body had been disinterred, to Coroner
Taylor to analyze them, together with
some OF the bread and also the deceased
mouse. That was on August 10Th. Since
then Or. Taylor has been quite busy with
the test, which proved a delicate one.
Strange 10 say. that on last Monday
Granger. who had been in prison awaiting
the trial OF the case, was given pre-
liminary hearing before the Halifax grand
jury. who failed TO find true bill, and
the prisoner was released, for the pres
ent. at least. 1t is not known upon what
evidence the decision OF the grand jury
was reached. but IL IL certain that Com
monwealth's Attorney Leigh. of Halifax,
who Is investigating the case. had not
heard a word from DR.. Taylor and his
investigation at that time, and the grand
jury knew nothing about the contents OF
DR.. Taylor's report which has not yet
been submitted. Just why this action
was taken without report from the
chemist who was making the analysis. III
not known here
NOT YEr READY TO TALE.
DIR. Taylor. when seen in reference to
the matter last night. said that as yet
monweaith s-Attorney William Leigh. of
Halifax. and consequently had nothing
to give out for publication at this time.
lie had not finished the analysis. which
no found a difficult one, and he would
not complete the test for several DAYS
yet. lie had talked with Commonwealth
Attorney Leigh since the action OF the
Halifax grand jury last Monday. and had
conveyed some Information 10 him in
-
was not prepared al this time TO give out
anything as TO the nature OF the inter-
view between himself and Mr.. Leigh
Though no Information could be obtain
ed from DR.. Taylor In regard to the
analysis. IL Is thought that he has ascer-
tanned enough 10 make the case quite a
suspicious one, and that some interesting
Developments will be made public when
the report Is ready 10 20 to the Halifax
authorities. which will probably be with
in the next week.
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BASE BALL.
LIBRARY COUPON.

II 4 - y = -
/. Reveries OF Bachelor
2. Lays of Ancient Rome.
3. T4llyloss Scandal.
4. The House OF the Seven Gables.
5. Crawford.
s. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream LHe.
s. Frarkenste4n.
o. A Book OF Golden DEEDS.
10. Moses from an Old Manse.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
~. Essays OF Ella.
49, Vicar OF Wakefield.
IL. Twice-Told Tales.
IS Paul and Virginia.
rs. Story of an African Farm.
IL. Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers.
Is. Lucille.
IL. Dreams.
70. slack Beauty.
n. one OF the Profession.
22 Sartor Resartus.
2l. The Idyls OF the King.
"a The Pleasures OF Life.
Is. The Lady OF the Lake.
II Rab and His Erie ads.
70. The Greatest Thing in the World.
%. Lalia a,l Ho0ke. Poems
81. In Memoriam.
33 The Princess.
"a. Rasselas.
IS. Poetical Selection.
So Past and Present:
II Thoughts from tina Emperor Marcus
Aurellus Antonius.
% Heroes and Hero Worship.
"a Tales from Shakespeare.
40. Tales from Shakespeare Second
yolume).
A. Sesame and Lilies.
al Queen OF the Air.
IA The PREM iur. Cook Book.
"a Mil on the Floss.
g. Mil on the Floss tsecond serics).
AZ. Romola.
48. Poems.
40 EasavS
"a ESSAYS Second series).
ST. Ethics OF the Dust.
81. Poems.
SO. Lorna Doone
bi. Second volume.
bS. Light Of Asia.
&C. Last Essays or Ella.
81. Vanity Fair.
SO. Second series.
Sa. Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.
90. Tine Wide. Wide World
81. The wide. Wide World.
81. Crown OF Wild olive.
GO. John Halifax.
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Two OF these coupons cut from The
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20 The Times office will entttle you to any
one OF the above bookA
40 ntaUnA fAkA,k 1nkAnkh hGxlxka1&
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prevent foreign Republican agiiators from
entering the Basque provinces. many OF
them having done 50 indcr the pref 'nee
that the object OF their coming WAS 20 At
tend bull fights. Troops ut san Seoas-
tan are confined - their barracks III
readiness for any emergency
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SCHOOL OF MUSIC |!

Mrs. ALBERT G. BRUCE. Principal,
RICHMOND, VA.
Mrs. Bruce VIII give special attention
to Voice Culture and Plano Instruction
Lessons on all instruments viii receive
Mrs. Bruce's careful supervision.
Lessons given 400 Grove avenue ana
Q north Sixth street, beginning sEPrkM-
BIER 9Th. aiE50-fr&su2t
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Stanton Military ACad8lT.

A Military School for young men ana an,
bows. Unsurpassed in course OF e''Dyi
thoroughnoss OF equipment ana pe@"'S
Of location Handsome illustrated cata-
logues sent on application.
nnll-l.a- frNsulm
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pIcHMOND COLLEGE.

WHY NOT EDUCATE NoOk SO- ~, -
s0TTHs campus Of thirteon acres, w. Wy,
ample space Tor recreation ana ati.,.l-
sports Hust-class sanitary att"u.
meats and an municipal impIoNei',, ' i'e
courses Tor -. A., b. S., u. A., ana
Hachclor of Law. Thorough instruction
under Chrlstlan influences; Altehl,,oH
mia 10 the Physical Social and Re
hrious Welfare OF students. Total ,N-
nenses for tuifion. board. entrance fees,
rent. fuel uehts. and laundry, $3.50,
law tuition. $40 for Junior or senior 80
for both cisases. Session begins SIP
rr,TpFR iQfh. For catalogue. address
PRESlDENT RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.
nmg-fr snNMeGW
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
Williamsburg, Va.

Board from Sl2 TO Si5 per month"; tui,
ton Zee TOR half session. 81 90, hel.cdt
lee. So. Students willing TO teach TWO
years IN the public schools pay only
the medical fee. and are charged $40 per
month for board, fuei, lights, and wash
sion besins October 3. tS05. Send Tor
catalogue.
LYON G. TYLER, NJ A, LII. D.,
fvo9 YIN tbgsugrn President.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DIssoLUTIONs. CopAKrNEKssHIr. &c

Richmond. August %, 1895.
THE FIRM OF ALVEY BROTHERS
l was dissolved August 90 1895, by
the death or X. I. Alvey. The business
will be continued by JOHN r. ALVEY
and EDWARD ALVEY, under the same
frm-name Of ALVEY BROTHERS, IN
all its branches The undersigned will
close up the business of the old firm,
and all parties indebted 10 same will
please settle promptly. Thanking our
friends for past patronage and hoping
a continuance of the same,
Respectfully.
JOHN r. ALVEY.
au29-th4t EDWARD ALVEY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


" RGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE or THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HANOVER COUNTY, AUGUST ).
IssJ-IN VACATION.
Leila Skipwith Br2xtoa. Plaintiff,
against
Charles scmple ana V.slnia =. Semole,
mis- wife; Charles W. Surwell and Mary
{. Durwsll. his wife. and others.
IN cHANCERY.
The object OF this suit II TO have sale
and partition in some of the modes nre-
scrlbed By law OF that certain real c.
tate In Hanover county. VA. known rs
..ingleside." containing 1877 acres. more
or less. and situated near Old Church
post-ofice In said county.
And affidavit having been made and
n1pd that the defendants. Charles sem
ple and virginia T. Sempie, are non
residents OF this COMMONWEALTH, IL Is
ordered that the said defendants do
appear here within fifteen days After
the due publication Of this order and 40
what IL necessary 10 protect their tn
terests IN this suit
"A copy-reste:
J. 4. BROWN, Clerk 4
BENZ. I. BARRETT. y .. anll-vuAv
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New Jerseys Democratic Convention
NEWARK. n. J., Aug. 3l.-Allen Nc
Dermott. chairman of the Democratic
state Committee, announced that the
State Convention would be held at Tren-
ton Thursday, September goth.
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Proposals.
.- . "a. ~ .a.Tarar4r.f'a' '."rr - .
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Office of gup't public Printing,
nL..unnnI VI AlE 81. lHal.

richmond. Va. Aug. 81. ie93.
- EALED Proposals WILL ~ h r.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER T. lsg5.
Co.. tno prI ..rlNG. BINDING. RULING,
H. f.r fhe state Of Virginia for one
ea+r nom october I. 1879.
Printed schedules showing sn detau
,r. eiessiHcatlons. viii be furnished Oh
o,,.llaafiou to bidders. on which ali bids
,,.il hn required 90 Boz made.
Contractors viii Boz required 10 enter
INTO bond with security, to be approved
80 ms -..rlflrv of inc commonwealth.
rs~ tha Drofnnt ard faithful execution ~
their contracts.
Tbo rlnnt Is reserved OF rejecting any
or ain bids. and the work VIII be awafd'l
in such lots or portions as the Suprii"-
tcudeut may deem proper. .....
j. III. O'BANNON.
Superintendent of Public Printing.
sel-su. tuA thbt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

BY request Of Luther Martin, who Is
declining Housekeeping, we VIII sen Oh
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ., le0J.
commencing at 1890 a. NJ. his entire
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, consisting OF
/ handsome Parlor Suit.
. PariOr Pier Mifrors.
= Velvet Carpets.
3 handsome Rugs.
2 Parlor Lamps.
. Gcld-Lcaf Fancy Chairs.
5 pairs Lace Curtains
/ handsome Mirror-tront toluAls bed'
/ japanese Folding Screen.
! Walnut Hall Rack.
Hall and Stair Carpets.
pariOr Tables.
! Glass-Front China Press, good as new.
] Oak Refrigerator.
] Twelve-FOOt Extension Table.
II High-Back Dining Chairs.
] Buffet 1.,.
ware.
Handsome Dining-Room Drugget.
Table Linen and Napkins.
Silver Knives and Forks.
Table and Teaspoons.
Floor Mating.
Wardrobes. Chamber Suits.
Bureaus. Bedsteads. and Washstands.
Spring Beds. Mattresses, Bed Quilts, &c.
. Sewing Machines. good as new.
Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Gas Heating stoves.
And many other goods.
+. X. ELLIS & CO.
sci AuctiOneers.
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* EXCLUSION TO OLD POINT
\ OR NORFOLK win be given TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1895, by the
ladies' Aid Society Of Jnion-stauon VI.
II church. Train leaves G. and o. depot
M $50 a. NJ stops az Williamsburg
ana Newport News. where parties take
steamer Louise for Norfolk, returning,
leave Norfolk at $3.50 Z. ". Train leaves
Ola Point 7.3O l.. NJ. Tickets. 81; chill.
dren under twelve years. zoe.
oua5-su thNsu3t
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George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.

~NN%NNH|f+NnNr
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FuRNI-
i TURE. PICTURES, PLATED-WARE,
CARPETS. GLASSWARE, LINEN, AND
HoTsEH0LD FIXTURES OF THE
FRANKLIN, No. 1l3 EAST FRANK
LIN STREET.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed
by Elizabeth II. Bowie, dated 18th of
April. 1879. and duly recorded I'm the
the city Of Richmond Deed Book l5i j.
page 295. / viii sell at public auction,
on the premises. commencing at 1890
a. NJ,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1895.
all Of the fixtures and furniture, &C.,
heretofore used in conducting the Frank
Ign, embracing
PARLOR ana CHAMBER FURNITURE.
CARPETS. RUGS. HOUSE and Ia
BILE LINEN, BRIC-A-BRAC, FANCY
CHAIRS and TABLES. PLATED
WARE. CHINA and GLASSWARE.
SILVER PLATED-WARE, POR-
TIERES. PICTURES. CURTAINS.
REFRIGERATORS, DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE. and large quantities OF
useful household articles.
Everything is in neat condition and Of
late style.
TERMS: Cash. ALLEN POTTS,
Substituted Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctloneer.
au30-7t
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FOR SALE.

JoR E-BROAD-STREET CON
u FTcTIONERY STORE. In good i0ca-
ton. doing good business. owner going
to leave the country. Rare chance.
iddSaea u. G. s3asiaA \. sel-1t'
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MISS JOHNSON'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
Grace and Madison streets.

The next session viii begin SEPTEM-
DER 18th. Each department under the
instruction of specialists. Beginners IN
primary Grade taught by the principal.
kindergarten Under iuii graduate VI
me Kindergarten Association OF Baln-
more. The school premises, with many
improvements, Is thoroughly adapted 70
It's purposes. au'-We&sul-t
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r OsT-A BLACK-AND-TANF FEMALE
- TERRIER, with ears cropped, about
six months old A reward will be pad
II left at 800 west Broad street. sci
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INGRAM INSTITUTE.

Fall term opens SEPTEMBER u, 1895.
Both sexes. Fourth year Literary ana
Scientific Courses. College Preparation,
Business, and Music. Location healthy
ana free from COrruprnB Influences.
Tuition $50 per session OF nine and q
half months. Board and room. 50 10 IS
per month For catalogue address
Il. r.. CRENsHAW, a. ~. Principal,
au7-im ingram. Halifax County. Va.
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LOST OR FOUND.

7 OST-CITY OF RICHMOND 2 PER
IL CENT. BOND. No. 2iyl, issued April
II. 1894, In the name OF W. Caution!
Archer. Application will be made fot
renewal Of same. jy2s-su3m
Osr OR MIsPLACED-cERTrF
IL CATE No. NJ. ten shares stock $500
IN Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan
and Trust Company. Application has
been made. according to law. for dupl.
cate OF same. aulo-lrltsu5t'
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MONEY TO LOAN

without delay Oh Richmond Clty rear
Estate in large and small sums.
SUTTON a CO,
i've Corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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w ANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
W FOR LIGHT HOUSEkEEPlNH, 10
Gated near Main street, between Monroe
and Fifth: occupy middle OF september.
Address Box 211. city. aa"o-"e